The herald., 1894-11-25
SPORTING EVENTS OF ALL KINDS.
Orange County Will Have an
Athletic Park.
Bicyclist SchOck Goes A gainst the
Horses Today.
Fraser Accepts tho Challenge of Gold
smith to Fight for S1O0-Foot-
ball at Santa AnA-Base-
ball Tomorrow.

The Orange county wheelmen are
about to inaugurste q plan, that If car
ried out, will give Orange county one OF
the fastest bicycle tracks in the country
and the best Athletic park in Southern
California for baseball, football, lawn
tennis and other kindred sports. the
intention is also to arrange the grounds
80 that the gun club can hold its shoot
ing matches on these grounds.
The plan OF the organization ia to
issue shares in the nature of tickets en-
titling the person to whom issued GER
tain privileges. The tickets are to be Of
the value OF $40 each, and single ticket
10 to entitle the person to whom it is
issued admission to each and every
event given on the grounds for one year
or track and ground privileges for a
year. For $50 o life membership ticket
will be issued. emitting the person to
whom issued and his i Ill mediate family.
to The freedom OF the grounde.
The Orange county wheelmen have
already subscribed 5000, showing that
they mean to make success Of this en-
terprise.
BICYCLE AGAINST HORSE.
A novel race takes place at Athletic
Park today at o'clock between Albert
Schock. champion long distance bicy-
clist OF the world. and VIM. McDer-
motifs ho rsss. for fifty miles. The
horses change every mile and tbs jock
nj Gun mil Ia
Schock rides fifty miles straight. Every
thing is completed, the track for the
horses having been surveyed, and they
will have to travel 204 timee around the
track for 81 miles. while Schock has to
ride 200 times to cover the distance.
Mr.. McDermott has engaged two OF the
best long distance jockeys from Mexico
to ride his horses against Schock
The following persons will officiate at
the race today:
Referee. DR.. W. F. Kennedy; judges,
w. A. Burke for Schock. F. r. Sullivan
for McDsrmott; scorers, d. L. Burke
for Schook, E. E. Russell for McDer-
mott timekeepers, w. Nj. Jenkins for
Schock, D. +. Chenoweth for McDer-
mott; starter. Emil Ulbricht; an.
nouncer. Fay Stephenson.
GoLDsMITH's CHALLENGE ACCEPTED.
Jack Fraser came to the HERALD Office
last night ana accepted the challenge OF
Mr.. Goldsmith. published in yesterdays
HERALD, to box him for 500 side. He
offered to make the bet anything from
500 to $500. and to go before o club for
purse il fought in private at any time
and in any place. MIR. Fraser wants to
meet Goldsmith at the HERALD Office on
Monday at IL o'clock to put up the
money and sign articles.
SUNDAY BASEBALL.
The league will have one game of ball
ct 10 O'Clock this morning between the
Wilson's and Ell Telegrafos. This game
will be . good one. Kaymer has been
the leaders lose game If possible.
A second game will be called at
$3.50 p. m. 1t will be between the
Boyle Heights Stars and the Keatings.
This game should also be q good one for
the Stars intend to take the Keatings
down q notch.
The Horssshoes defeated the Baptist
college nine yesterday by SCORE of 8
to 6. A serious accident happened to
Willie Van Buskirk, fielder of the
Horseshoes. While sliding to third base
he fell on his arm and broke it just
above the wrist. Upton also was hurt
by being hit on the head by q pitched
ball.
The features al the game were the
battery work OF Wetherhold and G,
Thomas. and the batting of the latter.
The Horseshoes and the Boyle Heights
Stars will cross bats at the Fret street
grounds at IL O'Clock today. Tho game
is expected to BE- good one.
FOOTBALL AT SANTA ANA.
SANTA ANA. Nov. 24.-The Redlands
football team arrived in the city on she
8 rs Santa Fe train this morning, and
with warwhoop started in to prepare
FOR the great game in the afternoon,
which WAS called at Q O'Clock.
A large crowd assem- bled to see the
game and the excitement was at fever
heat.
The Redlands boys outweighed the
Santa Ana boys and had the advantage
of numerous games played in the past,
which the Santa AnAns stood greatly in
need Of. The first half of the game
stood 6 to in favor of the Redlands
team. A great deal of dissatisfaction
was felt by the Santa Ana boys, az they
claimed their opponents resorted to I'M
fair means to gain their points. It was
wrangle and dispute nearly the whole
time.
The second half was an even thing
from start to finish. and neither side
scored. The Redlands captain, Mr..
Luther. admitted that the game was
won by Umpire Hills decisions.
Referee. Fred Mansur Of Santa Ana: