The herald., 1894-06-18
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received the following telegram in re-
ply to the message dispatched from the
HERALD Office by the wheelmen Satur-
day morning.
SAN DIEGO, June 16.
E Rowan, Mayor of City of Los Angeles.
City Of San Diego acknowledges with
thanks the receipt OF the kindly greet
ings sent per Riverside and San Diego
Wheelmen's express and also extends
it's CONGRATULATIONS with wishes for it's
continued prosperity. The wheelmen
deserve our highest compliments for
traversinR the lengthy and tedious
space of 1S9 miles in the short space Of
time of IL hours and IL minutes. as we'll
as for the pluck and energy displayed.
WIN. H. CARLSON. Mayor.
AN ALL-RoUND ATHLETE.
Arthur Bumiller of this city was al
ways one of the liveliest boys in the
Athletic club. although hardly the equal
of Axtell Guthrie and one or two others
as boxer.
He plays good game of billiards and
in last years tournament the only de-
feat sustained by Mr.. Jenkins, who won
the first prize, was at the hands of Bu-
miller. Shortly after that Bumiller
packed up his traps and started for STAN
ford university whsre he became one OF
the now famous baseball club of that
college. He is good general player but
excels as pitcher, and at Tacoma on
Saturday was the chief batteryman Of
the winning team. The Stsnfords had
a good deal the worst oft up to the sixth
inning, after which the tide turned in
their favor and they won by score Of
7 to 6.
BICYCLE NOTES.
L. W. Fox, the fast Riverside cycler,
is now at the Sweetwater track training
with W. A. Burke of Los Angeles for
the northern races. They expect to put
in at least three weeks here before en-
tering the circuit c. f. Patton OF the
Los Angeles atheletic club. who for the
past two seasons has won much promin-
ence on the cinder path as a Splinter,
has taken to the wheel and is here being
coached Dy Burke and Fox. Much is
expected of him at the Fourth of July
races at Los Angeles.
The San Diegan-Sun says: 1t is ex-
pected that San Diego will send several
representatives to the Santa Monica
road race. which will be run July 4th
out of Los Angeles. HI. W. Cobb of this
city, who won twenty-first place from
five-minute handicap year ago, will
soon begin active preparations for
second effort over the 17.mile course.
In 1891 Is entered, in 1892 80 started
and last year Ga left in period OF eight
minutes. @. H. Edwards is seriously
thinking OF entering.
Bud Story, the pride of local wheel
men, may enter the track races at Los
Angeles July 4th. He has but little
chance in any of the class A events, but
if he goes the one-mile handicap will be
his race.
/ s. P.'s IN THE PALMS.
/ The S. P. Baseball nine. in a closely
contested game yesterday, defeated The
Palms nine by score of 10 to 9 at thu
Firststreet Baseball park. The S. Prs
are rapidly coming to the front - they
have defeated every nine that they have
played with this season.
The main features of the game were
the good battery work by Burge and
Gillingham and double plays by Arkills
and Shonohan. The battery work for
The Palms was good and the fielding
of Philips were the main features of the
visiting team.