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year by six and half seconds. He is
coming ridar

year BY ak and half seconds. He is q
coming rider.
The race between the Chinese il
enough OF itself to attract large crowd
Handsome prizes have been given Ia
eacn event, and those who attend will
certainly see fine afternoon OF sport.
events:
One hundred yard run, novice, A.
Guthrie, q. K. Patterson; ONE mile biz
cycle. maiden. w. A. Taylor, A. Griffin,
W. Moss, w. B. Gard, e. L. Dei}lugeot:
lO0-yard run, j. Ryan, @. V. HowardI
running high jump. E. w. Hopperstead,
W. j. Bliesner. Charles Gollmer, ir., NJ,
=. Riley; 220.yard run, j. Ryan, @. v,
Howard, @. II. Patterson; half mile
bicycle, open, W. A. Taylor, H. L. Bum
dy, W. b. Gard, E. Ulbricht; running
broad jump. w. J. Bliesnor, Charles
Gollmer, jr., M. E. Riley; one mile biz
Cycle, 2:4O class, W. A. Taylor, H. E.
Bundy, A. Griffin, w. 3. Gard, Il.
Elbricht; 440 yard run, j. Ryan, f. L.
Morrill,, w. +. Brosmer, O. V. Howard,
Wong Ngui, Wong Gouie, Charley Wong
Fook. Jim Wong one mile bicycle, open.
w. A. Taylor, II. Il. Bundy, A. Griffin,
O. Washburn, w. b. Gard, Il. Ulbright;
pole vault, L. Breer, o. P. Giddings, H.
F. Burke, e. II. Nimmer; one mile run,
W. +. Brosmer, @. V. Howard. O. E.
Patterson; two mile Handicap, w. A.
Taylor, rs yards II. E. Bundy, 1873
yards; A. Griffin, 100 yards; W. Moss,
125 yards; @. Washburn, 30 yards; E.
Upright. acratch; e. L. De Blugeot, LOO
yards.
CHARITY BASEBALL.
All arrangements are now completed
for the charity baseball game June I'd.
The respective teams will leave theis
club houses at O'Clock, and the game
will be called promptly at 2:S0.
Electric cars will be run direct to the
park, and ample accommodations made
for the comfort of the crowd. A great
many tickets have been sold, and the
prospects are that very large crowd will
attend. Leaving the noble cause out of
the question, the game itself will repay
everybody to 60.
The interest and rivalry between the
two clubs is very great, and Mr.. Ander-
son will have many kicks made to him
on his decisions. but it is safe to say his
life will be protected by Chief Glasa'
bluecoats. Most of the Wholesale houses
have promised to close early and give
the boys q half holiday to see the great
game.
Tom Harmon, Charley Last and Gene
Maxwell have trained very hard and are
now in the primeof condition. Jscoby,
Woolner and Fleishman look like
2-year-olds ready for the fray. Capt.
Gaty Fallen still thinks his team will
win sure, but of course Captain Jscoby
thinks differently. Billie Hicks antics
pates with great pleasure his wheelbar-
row ride by Mike Polaski. President
Kahn, of the Concordias, has promised
his team wine dinner il they win the
game, and cheese sandwich and a glass
OF beer il they lose. In any event they
will be banqueted.
Mayor Rowan, when asked which
team he thought would win, replied, II
hope it will be tie, and make the boys
play 1t over again."
Colonel Hotchkiss said he thought his
boys, the CALIFORNIA;, had as sure
thing as the Democrats have OF carrying
the state at the Eext election.
POMONA FIELD DAY.
The Pomona Athletic club will give q
field day. the sports beginning at l 80
today.
The first event will be five-mile
handicap road race, beginning at the
corner OF Fifth and Hamilton avenues,
going south ON Hamilton to Phillips
boulevard. east to Towne, north to Holt,
west to Hamilton. south to the starting
point. 4
The following are the entries: w. G.
Williams, Il minute handicap; G. A.
Banyam, 2 minutes; G. Schmidt, u
minute; 8. d. Louoks. scratch; e. K.
Parker. scratch; r. Smith, 4 minute;
A. II. Smith, minute; B. M. Clark, y (
minute.
One hundred yard novics-J. A.
Smith, w. s. Carson. s. II. Morrison, :
w. E. Hutchinson, B. NJ. CLARK.
One hundred yard dash-E. III. Morri- J
son, W. s. Carson, w. E. Hutchinson,
B. NJ. Clark.
One-qusrter mile bicycle-C. A. Band
yain, B. NJ. Clark, S. d. Loucks, E. X.
Parker, r. Smith, A. II. Smith, E. H
Beckett.
B. M. Clark, E. K. Parker, r. Smith
A. II. Smith, E. H. Beckett, s. d.
Loucks.
220-yards open-A. B. Manchester
W. E. Hutchinson; B. NJ. Clark
L. III. Morrison.