The herald., 1893-09-04

13-mile road race: Bert Newcomb, j.
Phil Percival, Walter e. Tomeson, ,Chas.
Washburn, Duarte, Theodore Z. Adams,
II. L. Williams, I'll. K. McCres, E. A.
Williams, Burton Clark, d. Lee Shrode,
W. q. Houston, J. l.. Standifer, w. X.
Cowan, Phil Kitchen, w. A. Burke, Jas.
Patterson, jr., Fay Stephenson. George
w. Cobb, w. j. Allen. Walter e. Tyler,
Thomas McAleer. f. Rowe, Carson Shoe
maker, Ed Wasson, j. j. Long, W. Nj.
Jenkins, Ross Welch, f. G. Lacy, II. B.
Cromwell, L. w. Fox, V. D. Noble, B.
Uhlman.
FIvE.MILE DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP.
The five-mi,e division championship
will bring out the fastest riders in
Southern California.
This will be one OF the hottest races
ever witnessed. The entries are:
Carey Castleman, Fred Holbrook, H.
E. McCrea, d. Lee Shrode. p. Kitchen,
Chae. Cowan, w. A. Burke, I. @. Hall,
J. W. Cowan, Carson Shoemaker, II. B.
Cromwell, l.. W. Fox.
ONE MILE HANDICAP.
The mile handicap will be the race oi
the day. Fast time is expected, for
everybody seems to be laying for that
event. The riders will speed fol-
"blood." Here's the list:
L. W. Fox, Carey Castleman, Geo. B.
Cox, Fred Holbrook, j. Phil Percival,
Chas. Washburn, III. L. Williams, @. A.
Williams, d. Lee Shrode, w. G. Hous.
ton, j. l.. Standifer, w. K Cowan, Mel.
vile Dozier, P. Kitchen, Chas. Cowan,
w. A. Burke. E. Gatensbury, w. j.
Allen, Thos. McAller. A. J. Stewart, T.
q. Hall, James w. Cowan, Carson Shoe
maker, Ed Wasson, Wm.. M. Jenkins,
III. B. Cromwell.
ONE MILE NOVICE.
The one mile novice promises to be q
very fine race, as some OF the best new
riders are entered. Cox and McCrea oil
Riverside, and Houston OF this city, are
possible winners, while. Mclaughlin
will stand the next best show If appear
ances count for anything.
The riders are: Geo. B. Cox, Walter
E. Tonneson, G. Washburn, Joe Whyte,
H. E. McCrea, Joe Mclaughlin, w. G.
Houston, Ed Wasson, j. Long, Ross
Welch. -
Two-MrtE DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIP.
Championship events are numerous,
and some records must certainly drop.
The two-mile division championship
will be entered by. Fred Holbrook,
Phil. Kitchen. w. A. Burke, T. @,
Hall. James w. Cowan, Carson Shoe
msker, Casey, Castleman, H. B. Crom-
we'll, L. W. Fox.
ONE MILE CLUB HANDICAP.
The one'mile club handicap race will
not be classed as one OF the best events,
as the riders are laying for bigger game.
The riders entering are II. E. McCrea,
N. X. Cowan, Charles Cowan, James
N. Cowan, Carson Shoemaker, l.. W.
Fox.
ONE MILE PACIFIC COAST CHAMPIONSHIP.
There will be quite scramble for the
winning of the one mile Pacific coast
championship. Castleman, Fox, Jenkins,
Hall and Shoemaker are expected to be
among those to cross the tape first. The
riders are well known, all of them being
cracks, as follows: Casey Castleman, !,
Fred Holbrook. Melville Dozier, Phil
Kitchen, w. A. Burke, E. Gatensbury,
A. |. Stewart, 7. @. Hall, Carson Shoe
maker, William M. jenkins, L. w. Fox.
HALF-MILE CHAMPIONSHIP.
The coast record will take q tumble
when the one-half mile handicap is run.
The large list of entries are here given
Casey Castleman, G.. B. Cox, F. Hol-
brook. J. P. Percival, H. L. Williams,
joe Mclaughlin, w. G. Houston, j.
Standefer, W. K, Cowan, N. Dozier P.
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McAleer, A. \ St3dAM NlQ. Hall. Chr
son S1oemaker, L. W. Fox.
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