The morning call., 1893-08-23
WHEEL AND GLOVE.
Entries for the Alameda Bicycle
Races.

ENTITIES TOT the Alameda bicycle
Races.
The following wheelmen have entered
for the bicycle races which will be
held at the Alameda Bicycle Club grounds
on the 26th inst.
One mile nOvice-Ernest Brown. Y. NJ. C. A. {;
a. Jahnlean, y. NJ. Z. A; j. q. StubbS Ala
CIV Cyclers; q. A. Nilsson. Bay Civ Wheel
men L. f. Nilsson, Alameda Bicycle Club; o.
w. Anderson, unattached; II. J.. Long, Al
media Bicycle club; Al Jannan, Garden CITY
Cyclers: j. II. Bailin, Olympic Club; O. A.
Weihe. olympic Club; T. G. Reynolds, CalfOr-
ma Cycling Club; II. Hutchinson, Acme Athletic
club; w. II. Sutherland, Acme Athletic Cub;
Club.
Half-miie scraich-Walter Foster, Bay City; /;
William Ii. Edwards, Garden Civ: III. r
Hewitt, Portland Wheel Club; j. f. Ives, Ala.
media Bicycle Cub; 6. f. Nerce, acme; T.
Scheuter, Acme; +. c. Reynolds. California
Cycling Club; Ii. f. Terrili, Bay City; c. L.
Davis, Garden City; r. L. Long. Alameda
Bicycle Club; c. 5. Wells. Bay City Y. C. c. w;
+. f. Nilsson, Alameda Bicycle Club; o.
ear Osen, Garden City; +. M. MagIll Alameda
Bicycle Club; Ii. {. Smith, Garden City Cy-
clers.
One-mlle handicap Walter Foster, Bay
Hewitt. Portland Wheel Club; j. A. Ives, Ala
media Bicyle Club; Oscar Osen, Garden City;
}. q. Stubbs Alameda Bicycle Club; +. NJ.
Magil. Alameda Bicycle Club; II. c. Smith.
Club; L. Schleuier, Acme Athletic Club; q. f.
Neece, Atblere Cln6i +. C. Brown, Y.
NV H. C. e C.; i,sScn w. H. isgS osgoSd Garden Garden
Club; q. A. Nilsson, Bay City Wheelmen;
c. 5. W ellis, Bay City Z. &. W; o. w. Ander-
son. unattached; X. l.. Long, Alameda b. c.;
Olympic Club; G. l.. Davis. Garden City
Cyclers; o. A. Welhe, Olympic Club; W. A.
Terrll, Bay City; W. Thompson. Bay City; II.
F. Terrill, Bay CITY; f. c. Reynolds, California
Cycle Club; A. p. Swain. Acme Athletic Club;
Ii. Hutchinson, Acme Athletic Club; W. A.
Sutherland, Acme Athletic Club; A. Jahn!gan
Club. 6i b. 0' a. y - '"'u''' Dan Jose hOao
The preliminary weighing in for the
Olympic boxing tournament took place on
NJ Onday evening and resulted as follows:
Bantam-Joe Fields 125 pounds. Charles A.
Reno III, j. q. MoOser 113, Frank Skuce
125, p. ID. SGillman 130, Joseph Doyle 124.
Featner-Nick Galliger 1873 pounds. James
Fox 1876, Joe Muller 1873. William McGraw
Miss 80. A. j. Colely I41, J. sullivan I42, M.
Sullivan 1877. j. Bee. EFT 140, Thomas LYONS
137, George Murphy 130.
Lieht-Fted Carter l49 pounds Frank Gil
bert So G Biber 14l. w. Hayman LAT. r.
Muller 146, H. Stern 139, NJ. kifchen 15O II.
j. Spanger 14O, J. w. Lewis $50, John VoIz
142, e Kelly Al. j. Bernard LAG.
Welter-W. j. DOnOhue 1872 pounds. ]. II.
Kennedy 159. J. McQueeny 15S. 5. Carter / Sc,
w. Becker 155, G.. a. Sullivan 155.
Midde-J. Crowley l73 pounds, N. Burley
Smith 169 j. Craig 154.
Heavy-J. KIcnen Jr. 100 pounds, j. Miller
200, Nj. Sullivan 100.
The officers of the tournament will be:
Referee. Robert Macarthur; Judges. James
G.. Chesley and George Maxwell: time
keepers, James Ii. GilhuIy and NJ. F. La
grange.
The final weighing in will take place be-
tween and $50 p. NJ. tomorrow. Any
contestant failing to be present to weigh
in will be debarred from the Tournament
The first bout will be called at p. NJ.
sharp.