Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-05-29
THE BICYCLISTS.
Programme for the Meet Commence
Ing To- Morrow.

Ing TO-MOrroW.
Tomorrow the State bicycle races vii
take place at Agricultural Park, and it i
expected that many visitors from al
parts Of the State will be present to wit
ness the event. The day will open will
parade, and wheelmen will form in lint
at 8 o'clock on Main street, between
third and Fourth streets. The parade
will start promptly at 10 O'Clock, anc
Makers; 2, band; 8, Chief Consul ano
Division Officers; 4, Bay City Wheel
men; 5, San Francisco Bicycle. Club: g.
Oak Leaf Wheelmen; Z, Alameda scorch.
ers; 8, Outing Cycling Club; 8, Garden
City Wheelmen; 10, Capital City Wheel
men; IL. Pomona Deceivers; IL, Pasa-
dena Cycling Club; 13, Los. Angeles
Wheelmen; IA, unattached wheelmen.
Line of march will be as follows
Down Main street to Plaza, counter.
march on Main to Spring, to Ninth,
Ninth to Main, ON Main to headquarters
The line of march will be over the as
phaltum streets.
The races will be held in the afternoon,
at 2 o'clock, at Agricultural Park. The
list of races, with the entries, are as
follows:
Three-mile National Championship-w. 8.
Wing, D. L. Burke, J, W. Lancaster ], Phil.
Halfmile dash, open-L D. Burke, P. L.
Abel. W; 8; Wing, J, Phil Percival, J. W. Ian
one Mile, open-F. Corey W. S. Wing, ]. W.
Lancaster, J. Phil. Percival, G. F. Martineau,
T oRo Romero, aero, T; l. Abel, L; D, Burke.
W, A, Tufts, j. w. A. Off
One Mile, state Championship-W s. Wing
D. L. Burke. J. Phil. Percival, ]. w. Lancaster
p. L. Abel, Jno. Tufts, Jr
One Mile open, 3:15 class-Frank Scheidler,
Jno; Tufts, Jr.. 7. Romero, Geo. F. Marlineau,
One Mile Novice-Frank scheidler, John
Tufts, Jr,, Thos. Romero, Geo. F. Martineau,
Half.miie Dash for Boys under 18 years-will
A: Tufts Will J. Allen, Frank Il. Talbot, w. f.
Five Mile, open-L. D Burke. P. l.. Abel, J.
W. Lancaster, J. Phil. Percival. w: S. Wing.
Qusrter-mile Dash, open-J. Phil. Percival, ].
Abel.
One-fourth Mile Foot Race (Amateurs only
A. 8. Henderson, Chas. Howard. A. d. Taylor,
p Ward.
In the evening ball will be given at
the Pavilion, and preceding the grand
march game of polo on "Stars' will be
played.
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rooms, Panorama Building, run through
the farfamed San Gabriel valley will be
made. The route will be through East
Los Angeles, the Arroyo Seco, Garvanza,
South Pasadena, Raymond, Pasadena
the Crown of the Valley; thence to La.
msnda Park, and Sierra Madre Villa,
where splendid view of the mountains
can be had.
Continuing on, visit will be paid to
"Lucky" Baldwin's famous ranch,
"Santa Anita" Wheeling through
beautiful drives, the time-decayed old
mission church of San Gabriel will be
visited. Winding around foothills,
across rural bridges, over the adobe
roads, the run will be made to Los Ange-
les again over different route. The
distance is about twenty-five miles.
On Saturday the programme includes
a hill climbing contest, commencing at
10 O'Clock. The hills to be climbed are
Olive, from Fourth to Third and Second
street, from Olive to Grand avenue. At
IL o'clock in the afternoon run to the
famous Cahuenga pass, eight miles, will
be made.
On Sunday, starting at II O'Clock
sharp, a visit to Santa Monica-by-the. sea
will be made, where all those who de-
sire to have an opportunity of donning
bathing suits and enjoying dip in the
Pacific.