The herald., 1894-09-09
CURRENT SPORTING GOSSIP,
The Third Annual Bicycle
Meet at Riverside.
Full List of the Entries All All
Handicaps.
Races at Pasadena-Polo Club Meet and
sportsmen's Shoot = Amateur
BasebAll-Horse Gossip
and Pugtlism.

The bicyclsts throughout Southern
California are taking deep interest in
the third annual meet of the Riverside
wheelmen, which will be held at the
Orange city tomorrow.
A large number of Los Angeles wheel
men went there yesterday to prepare
for the great event and today over
hundred riders and friends will depart
for Riverside. The interest manifested
will cause all the crack riders, ana a
large number of new ones. to participate
In the races.
Profting by the experiences OF last
years meet the boys are determined to
retrieve their good name in giving races,
and to that end will put in competent
pacemakers in each event, besides put
ting on time limit. This will insure
no loafng, for if the pacsmsker comes
over the tspe first he wins the prize.
The 13 mile road race in the forenoon,
starting at 9: 80. will be the principal
event. The handicaps we're completed
last night and tslegraphed to the
HERALD by Secretary Logan OF River
side, and are as follows:
ROAD RACE HANDIcAPs.
Scratch, Kitchen, utrecht, CASTLE
man, McAleer, jenkins, Washburn. E.
A. Williams; one minute, W. A. Burke;
one and one-half minute, Bundy, Long,
Lacy: two minutes, Noble, Gardiner.
Hatton; two and one-half minutes, o.
Cowan. F. W. Robbins. Griffin, Roder-
iguez. Kashlin; three minutes, Collins,
Cox. WATSON, McCrary f; three and one
hall minutes, G. ]. Robbins; four min
utes, Norman, Lehr, Fernauld, Porter,
Peach, Msges, Tyler; four and one-balf
minutes, Cheatham, Baldwin, Cobb;
five minutes, Holmes, Morrow, Gurd-
aine, Whitney; five and one half min
utes, Kells, L. J. Williams, Hutfstuttler,
Roger; six minutes, Kock, Newerf,
Mills, Peacock, Rsber, Langstaff, Lelic,
Bigelow, Grant, Wolf, G. F. Smith. F.E.
Machado, M. Mschsdo. Sims, S. ]. Cas-
tleman, Pohlmsn.
THE TRACK EVENTS.
II. G. F. Smith. official L. A. W.
Handicapped, last night completed the
handicaps for the track events, which
are as follows:
Two mile, class All. E. Scott, H. E.
Taylor, 7. @. Hall, 20 yards d. +.
yards; Will Rodriguez, F. W. Robbins,
Collins, j. w. Allen, W. ii. Cobb, Ohss.
d. Magee, Ohas. w. Lehr, Ed WATSON,
III. w. Morrow, so yards; w. L. Nc
Crazy, ]. r, Cheatham, @. j. Baldwin,
H. w. Norman, 100 yards; A. E. Ferris,
Two-mile, class B-L. W. Fox, T. Nc
Aleer, @. CastlemAh, scratch; P. Kit
chen, VIM. Jenkin, 100 yards; E. Ul-
brecht, w. A. Burke, J. W. Cowan, $50
yards; j. Long, H. E. Scott. 200 yards :
F. Lacy, O. Washhurne, $50 yards.
The other track events and entries are
90 follows:
Novice-E. A. Williams, Alhsm bra !;
o. W. Lehr, E. G. Morrow, Redlands /;
G. Schmidt, w. Hstton, G. D. Magee,
unattached, Los Angeles; G. B. Fox,
Ed WATSON, Riverside wheelmen O. j.
Baldwin. unattached, Riverside D. E.
Whitman, unattached, University.
Quarter mile, class All. f. Scott,
Ed WATSON, Riverside wheelmen; Ar
thur Griffin, j. j. Long, Los Angeles
Athletic club; I. Q. Hall. w. j. Allen,
Los Angeles wheeimeI; 81. E. Bundy,
Orange county wheelmen; d. E. Whit
man, University W. E. MeCrary, Riv-
erside, W. A. Taylor, Duarte.
One mile. class A-E. A. Williams, F.
W. Robbins, II. E. Scott, Arthur Grit
fin, q. Schmidt, j. j. Long, Charles d.
Msgee, T. O. Hall, W. J. Allen, II. E,
Bundy, George B. Cox, Ed WATSON, ID.
E. Whitman. W. E. McCrary, W, A..
Taylor, HI. w. Cobb.
Half mile, class B-Phil Kitchin, Emil
Ulbricht, L. w. Fox, Casey Castleman,
Jimmie Cowsn. ]. J. Long, W. A. Burke,
F. G.. Lacy, Thomas McAleer, W. M.
Jenkins.
One mile. class B-Phil Kitchin, Emil
Ulbricht, L. w. Fox, Casey Castleman,
Jimmie Cowan. Charles Cowan, j. j.
Long, w. A. Burke, f. G. Lacy, Thomas
McAleer, W. M. Jenkins.
PASADENA BICYCLE RACES.
Following will be found the entries
and handicaps in full for Mondays
bicycle races under the auspices OF the
Grown City Cycle club. at Pasadena:
Twelve mile road race-To be run al
1853 a. m. Scratch, Charles Glass, r.
II. Gaylord, Carl Harvey, Chas. A.
Johnson, K. D. G. Campbell 20 min
utes, r. Hsrgraves; minutes, W. H.
Stewart; minutes, j. s. Evans, r. V.
Dey 5 minutes, II. Ssndeman, f. Smith ;
minutes, A. G. Stevens, Ed Gamble /;
616 minutes, William Crowell, William
Willis, Tom Ralph, L. Freeman; z min
utes. II. Myers, s. E. Downey, George
N. Dell, A. s. Ryder.
At 3 o. m. the other races take place
on Orange Grove avenue as follows:
One mile, scratch-First heat, Charles
Glass, r. H. Gaylord G. Harvey, F. H.
Smith second heat, Chas. A. johnson,
]. s. Evans, Ed Gamble, E. d. g..
Campbell.
One mile, novice-R. V. Dey, W. B..
Willis, R. Hargrsves. w. II. Stewart
II. F. sandeman, Ii. j. Woodwork
One mile. handcap-Scratch, r. II.
Gaylord. Q. A. Johnson, @. Glass, Carl
Harvey, f. D. G.. Campbell rs wards,
J. 8. Evans. R. Hargrsves. w. H. Stew
art. Halbert ]. Woodwork, F. H. Smith !;
100 yards. r. V. Deg, William Crowell.
Ed Gamble, w. B. Willis; 1875 yards. w.
s. Woodwork; $50 yards, George M.
Dell.
Boys race Harry Painter, Harry
Lathrop, Charles Painter.
POLO RACE MEETING.
The fourth annual race meeting of the
gouthern California Polo club, which
takes place at the clubs track at Santa
Monica next Monday and Tuesday. is
already an assured euccaaa from, hot n