The morning call., 1892-07-02
THE BICYCLE RACES.

Great Interest Taken In the Coming
Events ut Alameda.
The races over the fast track of the Ala
media Bicyle and Athletic Club on July 4
promise TO attract a very large crowd.
Nearly all of the fastest men are entered in
one or more Of the events. and several coast
records viii probably be lowered. Almost
every club in the northern part of the State
will be represented among The competitors,
as will be seen from the following complete
and official list Of entries now published for
the first time:
One minute safety novice. First hest-George
Neece, Acme A. e.; L. =. Mum, G.. {. e; j. A
Kirk, Ma. Co. VIII w. L. Ferry. ;. j. IL e; L.
w. Ripley. G. e. W.
Second heat. H. Harris. Acme A. c.; G. l..
Davis. q. c. CT w. a. Sutherland Ala. 90. WI;
Third heats r. Van wyck. Acme A. C; f.
c. Tarleton, q. c. C.; T. kenna, Ala. Go. VIII;
j. W. Seeley, unattached.
Fourth heath. A. Maxwell. Acme A. c.; II.
Hutchinson. Ala. Co. Wh.; +. NJ. McGi, A. B.
Aylward, {. C. w.
The first in each heat and the second in the
two fastest heats 10 ride in the final
Two-mile safety. Pacific Coast championship
George Neece Acme A C.; Grant Bell, Acme
A. G.: George osen, q; c. c.; A: A. Bonlon,
Acme a. G.; W. W. Needham, G. c. C; W. +.
Foster, A. B. and A. C.; w. j. Edwards, PAlo
Alto Wh.; Theo SchIeuter. Ala. Co. VII;
one-mile ordinary bandicap-W. L. Travars.
H C. Smith, q. G. C., %; B. Z. LuDd. A. A. C.,
%; A. EStdbroOk, A. b. and A. c. co; l.. VIII
llston, S. j. r. C., 60; A. Bedbury, a. B. and A.
e., 60; w. r. Lipseit, q. c. c.. %; Grant Bell,
Acme a. C., scratch.
oneme safety handicap. time prize. First
heat-Grant Bel, Acme A. C., scratch; J. A.
Delmas, u. {. C., scratch; William Sutlick, :. }.
X. C., 60 yards; L. SchleuteI, Ala. co. VIII. 10
q. A. Faulkner, Acme A C.. 65; +. NJ. McGill,
A. b. aud A. G, Co.
Second heat-Walter F. Foster, A 4. and
A G., scratch; W. i. Berry, S. j. L. C., so Yards;
{. l. DAVIS, g. c. c., So; ). r.. Van Wyck, Acme
rs; Ii. Hutchinson. Ala. Co. Wh 60; j. W.
Seeley. unattached, 60.
Third heat-G. ii. osen. G. c. c.. 10 yards F.
kenua, Ala; Co WI, go; George Neece, Acme
"A. C., 80; W. B. Morrill, C. c. w. 35.
Fourth heat-W. j. Edwards, Palo Alto VIII.
Harris. Acme a; c., go; f. s. Mum. q. c. G.,
rs; w. A Sutherland, Ala. Co. VIII, GO; L.
Mailot, A b. and A. C., 60.
Half-mie boys faee-L II. Robins. Adler B.
G.; james Mcbride. James McKenns. Roy N.
Gilkey, Edward Carasso. Robert l. Larhin, Tony
Delmas, Allie Duncan.
Five-mile ordinary championship-B C. Lund.
Acme a. c.; W. II. Lipsett, g, c. C.i II. C..
Smith g. c. c.; Z. Wtliston, :. j. r. C.; o. l..
Pickard, Acme A. e.; A. Est2brook A. B. aud
i. G.
FiYe-mie safety scratch-George II. Osen. G..
e G; Walter +: Foster, A. 4. and a. c.; Wilbur
c. C.; Grant Bell. Acme A. c.; Fl ank Waller,
Acme A. c.; Theo Scheuter, Ala Co. VII.
The handcaps as finally fixed by the
official Handicapped differ from those first
announced. They ale as follows:
One-mile ordinary handicap-W. +. Trayers
20 yards; Edgar Wlllstoh, co yards: Andrew
Bedbury, 60 yards; A Estabrook 60 yards; f.
l. Piekard, 40 yards; B. q. LuRd, 20 yards; w.
Il. Lipsett % yards; ii. c. Smith, 20 yards
Grant Bell, scratch.
0ne-mi!e safety bandicap-S. r. Van Wyck, rs
yards; L. 5. Mum, 10 yards; c. L. Davis, 90 !;
George a. Faulkner, 50 yards; Il. A. Awkward,
so yards; j. B. Harris, 60 yards; II. Hutchinson,
60 yarGs; +. C. TaretOn, so yards; ". A. Suih-
eTland, so yards; W. Sutfick, 60; L. MailOt 60
yards; +. NJ. McGtll. 60 yards; r. Kenua. 60
ya ds; J. " Seeley, go yards; George Neeee. 90
yards; W W. Neednam, so yards; ". f. Berry,
90 yards; A. A. BOuton. 80 yards; w. b. Nor
Iill, c. {. W.. 40 yards; George Ii Osen, 3
yards: TDeO Schleuter, 10 yards; Grant Bell,
scratch; Walter T. Foster, scratch: j. A. Delmas,
SCI alcb; W. j. Edwards, scratch