The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-22

hibition Quarter-mile between Zimmerman
and II. C.. Wheeler. Zimmerman will start
at the scratch and allow Wheeler twenty
yards handicap in the quarter.
The entries are as follows:
FIRST RAOE-oNE MILE NOVICE.
Entries:
Charles L. Williams, Charleston.
T. P. WhaIey. Charleston.
w. @. UByrne. Savannah.
w. w. Gross. Savannah.
r. V. Connerat, Savannah.
J. L. johnson, Charleston.
r. e. Shuman, Brunswick.
SECOND RACE-oNE MILE OPEN.
Entries:
M. Ed. Wilson, Savannah.
Isaac Baird, Charleston.
II. r. Steenseu, Rockaway, N. j.
Steve Welsh, Charleston.
H. G. Wheeler, New York.
THIRD RACE-BoYs UNDER IS YEARS, RID
ING 24-INCH WHEELS.
Entries:
Amson Myerson.
Willie Lindsay.
+. R. Avery, hornellsville, Ny.
II. Prichard.
r.. Walsh.
FOURTH RACE-oNE MILE-oPEN TO sA-
vANNAH RIDERS ONLY.
Entries;
F. W. Williams.
NJ. Ed. Wilson.
D. G.. Farmer.
j. B. Connolly.
w. C. O'Byrne.
w. w. Gross.
r. V. Connerak.
FIFTH RACE-2-MILE HANDICAP.
'Eutries:
NJ. Ed. Wilson, Savannah.
Isaac Baird Charleston.
II. r. Steensen, Rockaway, N. J.
II. c. Wheeler, New York.
J. B. Connolly, Savannah.
SIXTH RACE-HALF MILE OPEN.
Entries:
Isaac Baird, Charleston.
II. r. Steensen, Rockaway, N. j.
II. G. Wheeler, New York.
Steve Welsh, Charleston.
SEVENTH RACE-oNE MILE-2:35 CLASS,
Entries:
Charles L. Williams, Charleston.
H. h. Steensen, Rockaway, n, ].
j. b. Connolly, Savannah.
J. l.. johnson. Charleston.
Nj. Ed. Wilson, Savannah.
EIGHT RACE-oUARTER MILE OPEN.
Entries:
f. w. Williams, Savannah.
J. B. Connolly. Savannah.
Isaac Baird, Charleston.
H. r. Steensen, Rockaway, N. J.
Steve Welsh, Charleston.
w. W. Gross, Savannah.
NINTH RACE--oNE MILE HANDICAP.
Entries:
Isaac Baird. Charleston.
Charles l.. Williams, Charleston.
G. c. Boyle, Charleston.
J. L. Johnson. Charleston.
Steve Welsh, Charleston.
w. w. Gross, Savannah.
h. @. Wheeler, New York.
H. r. Steensen, Rockaway.
J. B. Connolly, Savannah.
T. p. Whaley, Charleston.
TENTH RACE-TWo MILES-5;50 CLASS.
Entries:
NJ. Ed. Wilson, Savannah.
II. r. Steensen. Rockaway, N. J.
r. V. Connerat, Savannah.
F. w. Williams, Savannah.
The egg race, which was to have occurred
to-day, has been postponed until to-morro ".
and a race known as race ten, open only to
Savannah riders, has been substituted,
The first prize in this race will be a gold
medal; second. racing saddle, Entries:
f. W. Williams, M. Ed. Wilson. u, G..
Farmer, ]. B. Connolly, w. c. O'Byrne,
and w. w. Gross.
Handicaps allowed in the / and 2-mile
handicaps will be announced on score card
and also the position and number of the
men.
Order will be maintained by special Of
ficers. No one will be allowed on the track
except the officers OF the meet, which are
as follows:
Referee-W. j. Morgan.
Judges. j. Ross, r. D. baltimore, ].
E, Persons.
Timekeepers-s. E. Theus, Fred Myers
w. J. Lindsay.
Starter-C. w. Saussy.
Clerk Of Course-R. II. Polk.
Umpires-Charles Kohler, William Dem
hardt.
Scorer-L. NJ. White.
Announcer-Stilman G. Whitaker.
Handicapper-Marion c. Smith.
A complete schedule of cars has been ar
ranged on the Electric line and cars will
run direct to the park gates Every ar
rangement has been made for the accom-.
mediation of visitors. A drive has been
made for carriages from which full vie "
of the races may be had.
The prizes, which are on exhibition in
Theus Bros. store, are exciting good deal
of interest.
Quite number of cyclists arrived yes-
terday. Jack Prince, whose career ia well
known to Savannahians, came in in the
morning, and "a number of Charleston riders
came over in the afternoon. The races are
all filled and, unless the weather prevents,
the new track will be opened under the
most tiattering auspices.