The morning call., 1893-09-10
BROKEN RECORDS.
Feats of the Cyclers at
San Jose.
HALF-MTLE TIME LOWERED.
Two ftoilister Men Cut Down the
Coast Figures for a Tandem Race.
Events at Stockton.

witnessed the bicycle races this afternoon.
The event was under the auspices OF the
California associated cycling clubs. Two
coast records were broken-the half mile,
which was lowered by Otto Ziegler OF San
Jose. and the tandem record by f. S. Lo-
gan and Frank Powell of Hollister. The
races resulted as follows:
One-miIe novice: First heat-Won by A.
Jarman, q. q. c.; second. J. f. Cavan-
augh. Time. 2:43 45-2:44 1-5 Second
Eeat-W0n by A. l.. Hubbard, G. C. c.;
second, G. n. Sterlina, C. o. r. C. Time,
2:42 4-5-2;49 1-5. Third heat-Non by
w. II. Osgood, G. 9. c.; second. r. w.
Bernhard. o. A. c. Time, 2:45-2:45h.
Fourth heat-Won by Fred Larder, L. G.
W.; second. Elmer Sherman. I'll. w.
Time, 2:37-2:37. Final-Won by A. l..
Hubbard, g. G. c.; second, Fred Larder.
l.. G. w. Time, 2:42-2 AZ 2-5.
Half mile handicap: First heat-Won
by Wilbur Edwards, G. c. c., scratch; sec
ond. Oscar Osen. j. d. c., 80 yards handi-
cap. Time, 10 1-5, / IL 1-5 Second heat
Won by Otto Ziegler, S. j. R. c., scratch !;
second. f. NJ. Magil, A. S. and A. c., 80
yards handicap-Time. 1:0S 1-5. 1:12 1-5.
Third heat-Won by G. L. Davis. G. c. c.,
10 yards handicap; second. w. w. Need
ham, 20 yards handicap. Time. I'll 2.5.
1:12 20. Fourth heat-Won by j. E. Alex
ander. G. C. c.. Is yards; second. H. c.
Smith, G. c. c., 25 yards. Time. IL Is.
1:13 1-5. Fifth heat Won by Russell
Gushing, Un.. 40 yards; second. j. &.
Smith. 5. j. r. c.. 20 yards. Time, 10 As.
10 4-5. Final-Won by Oscar Osen, S. j.
r. c.; second. w. w. Needham, G. c. c.
Time, IL 2.5. 1:l2 3.5.
One mile handicap-First heat: Dead
heat between Wilbur Edwards, G. c. o..
scratch, aud Oscar Osen, S. j. 4. c., so
yards. Time, 2:S 3-5. Second heat-Won
by A. l.. Hubbard. G. c. c.. 100 yards;
second. F. NJ Magill, A. B. ank A. c., 10
yards. Time. 2:3l 20. Third heat-Won
by C. f. Davis, G. C. c.. 40 yards; second.
Wilbur Walker. u, l35 yards. Time.
2:27 2-5 Fourth heat-Won by J. E. Al
exander. G. c. c., 40 yards; second,
George f. Neece, A. A. c., 115 CARDS.
Time, 2:31 3:5. 2:3S. Fifth heat
Won by j. c. Smltn, S. j. r. C.,
30 yards; second. Russell Cushing.
Un., 110. Time 2:30 4-5. 80 As. Final,
one mile, handicap-Won by c. L. Davis.
G. G. c.; second, A. L. Hubbard, g. G. C.
Time. 2:29. 2:29 As; third. Oscar OseD,
S. j. r. c.
One mile. n. S. G. W.-Won by c. j.
Beloli. 5. j. r. c.; second w. I. Hobson,
G. c. c. Time, 2:53-2:54.
One mile tandem, record trisl-Won by
E. 5. Logan. II. W.. and Frank Psrnell. II.
w. Time. 2:45 as (csast record)
One mile. boys race-Won by Willie
Halliday, second Robert Carson. Time.
4:07-4 :oS.
Fiye-mile championshIp-Won by c. L.
Davis, G. c. O.; second Otto Ziegler. S. j.
r. c.; third Wilbur Edwards, G. c. c.
Time, 14:40-l4:40 3-5-14 40 3-5
The Olympic Club Wheelmen won the
first prize for best appearance.
The following officers were elected to-
night by the league club delegates of the
Northern California division League of
American Wheelmen: Chief consul, L.
W. Ripley OF Sacramento; vice-consul,
Howard A. Alexander of San Jose; sec
retary-trsasurer. A. ]. Storey OF San Fran
cisco; representatives at large TO the di-
vision board OF cfficers--J. S. Dunnigan of
Alameda, f. A Eckstrom of Stockton, c.
j. Bellola of San Jose.
STOCKTON, Sept. 9.-The bicycle races
here tD-day under the auspices of the local
athletic clubs drew a large crowd. The
racers were from San Francisco with few
exceptions and the contests were won as
follows:
One-half mile, handicap. run in two
heats. the first In each heat 10 compete IN the
final. First heat-H. +. Terrill won, Dave
Marshall second, w. Toepke third. Time,
IL. Second hsat-A. Reed won, w. A.
Terrill second, c. S. Wells third. Time,
l:10h. In the final the riders were the
two Terrils. Marshall, Reed. Wells and
Toepke. The race was won by Toepke
with q fiiteen-yard handicap in 1:10,
Wells, scratch, was second, and Reed,
with thirty yards, was third.
The other race was two-mile handicap
in two heats. The first heat was won by
E. Lanquetine OF San Francisco in 6:12 So
with Marshall second and McCuen of
Stockton third. The second heat was won
by a. Reed in 6:1S 2-5. with w. 4. Terrll
second and Charles Patterson of Stock
ton third. In the final the riders were:
Patterson. Lanquetine. Marshall and Nc
Cuen. Marshall, with 125 yards handicap.
won in 6:33 3-5; Lanquetine, wi IN 125 yards
handicap. second, and Patterson. with
1i5 yards, third.
The tus-of-war was wen by the Stockton
team in three minutes.
b. f. Terrill rode Quarter-mile against
the coast record of 80 seconds, made two
weeks ago. and made the quarter-mile In
SO 1-5 on a fairly good track. He was
paced by Toepke and Wells.
RIVERSIDE, CAL. Sept. 9.-The second
annual tournament of the Wheelmen's
Club of this city was held to-day.
The first event was a thirteen-mile road
race. in which there were TWEEN ty-four start
ers. The race was won by w. n. jenkins of
Los Angeles. the ivs-mile champion OF the
coast. ia the good time OF 39:O7. First place
was secured by V. d. Noble of this city.
In the afternoon $500 people witnessed
the racing events at the park. Some races
were made in fairly good time, out no
records were broken. L. w. Fox. Pacific
Coast champion for two miles, started in
the mile handicap race. but was badly
beaten. The race was won by c. Castle
man in . .25.
The mile novice race, the best OF the
meet. was won by W. G. Houston of Los
Angeles IL :S5 1-5.
The fiye-mile division championship was
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