San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1894-07-03
STATE BIKE MEET.
RACES BEGIN PROMPTLY AT 4 P. M.
EntrIes = Meeting of the State L. A
w. Tomorrow-Racing Men
Tn tha Gitu

In the City.
The annual meet of the Texas
Division of the League OF Ameri-
can Wheelmen begins at the Jockey
Stub grounds at o'clock this after
noon. A small entrance fee each
day will be charged. There will be
music in attendance, plenty of cool
refreshments and seats for every
body, and the street car facilities
will be par excellence. The fol-
lowing is the first days program ::
First race, l mile novice, Centres
j. Il. Skipper, Opelousas, La; j..
w. Fuller, E. r. Keylich, T. j. Nc
Kennon, T. M. Fuller, George Wal
ter, Frank Robards, B. p. Briscoe,
of San Antonio.
Second race, ! mile, l.. A. w.
championship, 9 entries-Edgar
Boren, of Dallas, o. HI. Van Rens-
seiaer, of Fort Worth, w. A. Park
err, q. l.. Solomon, of Waco, w. B.
Tackaberry, of Fort Worth, R. Hugo
Hofheinz, FL. w. Hale, j. A. Roach,
OF San Antonio, Ruel d. Hubbard,
of Sherman.
Third race, 1-2 mile open, class
A, 6 entries Sam Lawyer, r.. Hugo
Hofheinz, Il. M. Fuller, of San An
tonic, Edgar Boren, of Dallas, o. ii.
Van Rensselaer,, of Fort Worth,
Ruel D. Hubbard, of Sherman, G..
l.. Soloman, of Waco, w. I'll. Smith,
of San Antonio.
Fourth race, IL mile, l 80 class,
class A, ii entries: j. I. Skipper,
Opelousas, La; Ed Randolph,
Houston w. B. Tackaberry, Fort
Worth; Sam Lawyer, J. w. Fuller,
T.J. McKennon, John H. Potono-
WITT, r.. Hugo Hofheinz, H. w.
Hale, Jacob Waelder, w. A.
Springall, San Antonio.
Fifth race, ] mile open, class A,
9 entries: Edgar Boren, Dallas; o.
FL. Van Rensselaer,, w. b. Tacka-
berry, Fort Worth, w. A. Parker,
@. L. Solomon, Waco; r. Hugo
Hofheinz, J. A. Roach, Walter
Springall, San Antonio; Ruel ID,
Hubbard, Sherman.
Ed Kingsbury, the champion
south trick rider, will give on ex-
hibition at this juncture.
Sixth race, mile handicap, class
A Is entries: Edgar Boren, Dallas
G. l.. Solomon, Waco; ]. A. Roach,
San Antonio, are scratch. The han
dicaps are r. Hugo Hofheinz, San
Antonio, Is yards; w. III. Smith,
Jacob Waelder, II. W. Hale, w. A
Springall, San Antonio, % yards
each; Sam Lawyer, San Antonio,
O. III. Van Rensselaer,, Fort Worth,
so yards; Frank Crothers, T. NJ
Fuller, George Walter, JOhh H. Pc.
tonowitz, f. r. Keylich, J. w. Full
Ter, San Antonio; J. T. Skipper
OpelOusas, La, 70 yards each; T,
J. McKennon, San Antonio, 1OC
yards.
Seventh race, l mile, 3 minute
class, class A, eight entries; J. 7.
Skipper, Opelousas, La; j. w
Fuller, John H. Potonowitz, III. w
Hale, Jacob Waelder, w. A. Sprin-
gall, w. H. Smith, San Antonio
I'd Randol phi, Houston.
Trick riding by Ed Kingsbury,
of Waco.
Eighth race, l mile handicap,
class A, 10 entries; J. A. Roach,
San Antonio; w. B. Tackaberry
Fort Worth; GIL. Solomon, w. A
Parker, Waco, and Edgar Boren
Of Dallas, are scratch men. The
handicap are r. Hugo Hofheinz,
I'll. w. Hale, San Antonio, rs
yards; Jacob Waelder, w. A
Springall, San Antonio, 100 yards
o. H. Van Rensselaer,, Fort
Worth, Sam Lawyer, San Antonio
l25 yards: j. A. Fuller, San An
tonic, $50 yards; Frank CrOthers
4. M. Fuller, George Walter, John
H. Potonowitz, San Antonio Il J. I
Skipper, Opelousas, La, 175 yards
each L. j. McKennon, San Anto'
MO, 250yards.
TOMORRow's PROGRAM.
The following is the program OF
races at the Jockey club grounds
for tomorrow:
Ninth race, half-mile novice race
Entries-J. T. Skipper, Opelousas
Cycling club of Opelousas, La. ; J
W. Fuller, San Antonio Cycling
club; 7. j. McKinnon, Alamo
Wheelmen; E. A. Keylich, 7. M