The record-union., 1894-06-30
THE FOURTH OF JULY FIELD DAY.
A Splendid List of Athletic Events
Prepared.
Athletes Expected Here From Other
Cities to Compete at AgrI-
cultural Park.

a large entry list has been received Tor
the field day of the Sacramento Athletic
Club on July 4th. The bicycle events
will be of more than usual interest, there
being twelve entries in the two-mile
handicap and seven in the one-mile
scratch.
Epson, Hamlin and Albagaria of this
city and George MeCrea and II. McCrea.
recently from Los Angeles, where they
have both won big events in fast COM
pany, will be the most formidable COM
petitors for first places, though some of
the dark horses may come to the front.
II. j. Spanjer is working hard for the
40 yard and one-nile run, and desires to
add some glory TO his outdoor work, as
well as to his boxing and wrestling.
Louis Payen is vaulting well, but he
will have TO look out for little George
New bert, who is something Of phe-
nomenon in that line, aud people Will
come miles to see his work.
Sam Smith has his running eye on the
tape, and if there is anything in will
power he will make hard race for the
outsiders. Sam is a good starter. and
generally wins his race from the first
jump.
August Yoerk is looked upon as the
best representative of the club IN the field
events, and will make hard fight for the
best all-round score A club member
says: "Just watch that right foot of his
reach out in the high kick No one will
touch the mark it strikes"
The entries from Oakland, San Fran
cisco and Palo Alto will lend much inter
est and excitement TO the day, and COM
petition will be keen in all the events.
Below is the list of events and entries
to date, including some of the best anna
teur athletes in the State:
First event, 100-yard maiden run for
club members-J. j. Bauer, E. G. Flint,
]. w. G. Shannon.
Second event, 1-mile novice bicycle
race CLUB members)-H. S. Warren, III.
A. Mohr, S. j. Lubin, E. j. ONeil, NJ.
n. Wallace.
!. Third event, 100-yard handicap rum.
J. Bauer, S. a. Smith, L. a. Payen, w.
f. Davis, J. w. G. Shannon, f. w. Whit
more.
Fourth event, quarter-mile Juvenile
run-E. c. Schenk, j. Billion, q. A.
Griffin, j. Coppersmith, Theo Copper
smith, Walter Billion, J. I'M. Show, G..
Just, j. L. Dun. b. Wiseman, John Roth
well.
Fifth event, 220-yard handicap run-L.
A. Payen, e. c. Flint S. A. Smith.
Sixth event, putting the 16-pound shot
"A. w. Yoerk, 4. W. Edgrew (Reliance
Club, r. V. WILDER Oakland Y. NJ. CA. }
Seventh event, throwing the 16-pound
hammer-R. V. WILDER Oakland 7. NJ.
c. Al. A. w. Yoerk IS. A. c., r. w.
Edgrew (Reliance Club, L. A. Payen, A.
V. Sheppelman.
Eighth event, 1-mile handicap rum.
II. McGinnis, A. V. Sheppelman, II. j.
Spanjer.
Ninth event, one-mile bicycle (open to
Glass A ridersl-L. S. Upson. S. A. c.: H.
E. McCrea, C. c. W., j. Albagaria, s. A.
c.. w. O. Hill, G. G. W.; w. Elliot, G. G,
S.; q. w. Hanlon, c. G. W.: g. E. Nc
Crea, Los A.
Tenth event, running high jump-A.
w. Yoerk, r. w. Edgrew, L. A. Payen.
Eleventh event-A. w. Yoerk, r. w.
Edgrew, L. a. Payen, E. c. Flint.
Twelfth event, 44O-yard handicap run
A. V. Sheppelman, J. w. Ely, j. Fl. Nc
Ginnis, w. L. Dennis, L. A. Payen, FL. j.
Spanjer.
Thirteenth event, pole vault for hight
A. w. Yoerk, r. w. Edgrew. l.. A.
Payen, George Newbert.
Fourteenth event, two-mile handicap
bicycle race-L. S. Upson, II. E. Mo-
Crea, E. J. O'Neil, ]. Albagaria. w. G..
Hill, w. Elliot, II. A. Mohr, q. w. Han
lon, e.. E. McCrea, j. Q. May, w. A.
Hubert, 81. s. Warren.
Fifteenth event, high kick - A. w.
Yoerk, L. A. Payen, A. V. Sheppelmsn.
Sixteenth event, l40-yard hurdle--J. j..
Bauer, l.. A. Payen, A. w. york.