The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-10-02
each heat and two fastest seconds in final.

each heat and two fastest seconds In final.
! Result ... <....
First heat-M. F. Rose. A. &C; c.R. Crit
s iSG,i r. z; G; B; G. p LIND r. A. c A RNN
/ won. Griiiiths second. Time. 1:16 SO.
Second heat-C d. Bates Jr.. r. A C.; D. n.
MOODY, H. c, c.: G; p; Caldwell. B. C. "; Z.
! A. Mcfarland. S. j.. H. c.. Bates won, Moody
! seceRd. Time, :l6.
Third heat-F. Deckmann. R. A. e; o.. b.
Il. e.; G. Nauman, o. C. VI Jones won, Time,
/ 1+19. +. Dieckmann second.
Burris, S. I. W.; j. Ii. Deickmann Jr r. a:
! C.; w. q. Elliott. S. A. c.; j. L. Edwards,
unattached. Nisseu Won. Time, lila. j. Ii.
Deickmann second.
Final balf-miie scratch telass A)-Starters:
Rose. Giifllths. Bates. Moody, Jones, Nissen
and Delckmann. Nissen won, Jones second,
Delcknfann third. Time, 1:13 To-. =.
! Twoniile handicap (class B1-W. r. Foster
| o. Z. W. scratch; c: 5. Wells. b. c. W., 50
yards; w. A. Terrill, b. e. W.. 80 yards; K.
Gushing, G. &C, 10 yards; T. Delmas, G.. c.
Haley second. Wells third. Time. 5:04 As.
The special events. the frs, of which
was a one-mite scratch paced, class s.;
with time limit 2:1S, ended in dismal
failure M. F.. RISE could not do better
| than 2:225 40. aud G. A. NsSen, who took Il
tumble over his wheel on the first rial,
succeeded in doing 2:31 % ON his second
trial. -
The class b event was postponed owing
10 the laieness of the hour. The day 5
sport terminated with one-mile exhibit
ton tandem race between firsi-class riders.
Foster and Long were the first brace o [
yellow jackets who put in an appearance
on their bicycle built for two. aud they
compile ed the distance, by using precan-
| ZION in rounding the, turns, in the very
fair TIME of min. 10 10 sec.
Wells and Terrill. the qnarteT-borses Of
the surprise OF their friends thew failed to
equal their opponents record. The timers
caught them In min. 20 g. Sec.
Although mo-. serious accidents occurred
to mar: the pleasure of the day. Charles
Bates met with very disagrea bic and un-
ex sected surprise when. be entered his
/ d ssing-rnOm after having flushed race.
bad been helping himself TO twenty-seven
large American dollars which be- had
slowed away with the Intention of having
good time with his friends last night
Charley said In relating bis experience
that when he drove his bunch of fves
down deep into his trousers pocket aud
missed the priced beauties a tired feeling
came over him from which: he did no re-
cover for some time. If Charley ever
fiGds that nice. dear fellow who had re-
lieved him OF his load of silver pune
tured head will be reported from some
place.
The wheeImsn enjoyed very pleasant
theater party last evening, which was a
fitting termination to pleasant days
sport oyer in Alameda.
The following gentlemen served as off,
GERS of the day:
Director OF Tie day-B. p. Flint, president
Olympic Club; referee-F. ID. Elwell; starter
Edwin Mohrig, o. c.; Judges-J. E. Alexand der,
&. T.. O., q. +. Niece, A. a. C., L. i. Jerome,
II. A. C., DR.. o. B. Burns. o. q. w, NJ. X. Glib.
son, 5. J. X. c.; timers-G. p. WeImore b. e.
w. j. Il. MeEIroy, z. Mcintyre. o. G.. g. ii.
strong, r. A. G., w. N. Brunt, C. c.. c.; an
nouncer-F. Howard Tultle, Chicago. ILL.,
scorer-R. K. Russ, q. C. W.; clerks of course
j. +. McGlynn, o. z. W., III. c. Hahn, o. c. W..
j. ID. Bergez, o. c. W.; umrires-L. ii. Cox, U.
G. W.. g. j. Leighton. o. &. W., NJ. L. Espnosa,.
o. c. W., j. oeeley, o. T.. w.
Explanations of aDprevlations-A. A. c.,
Acme Athletic Club; b. c. W., Bay CITY Wheel.
men; q. c.. e., Garden City Cyclers; NJ W.,
National Wbeetmen; y. c. W., Olympic Club
WheeImen; Un., unattached; z. A. w, Palo
Alto Nneelmen; II. A. c., Reliance Athletic
Club; S. A. G., Sacramento Athletic Club; S. j.
X. c., San jose Road Club; S. II. W., Santa
Rosa Nheelmen; o. Y. NJ. q. A. G. G., Oakland
Y. NJ. e. A. Cycling Club.