The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-06
RELIANCE CLUBS RACES,
Entries and HandicapS for the
Events at Oakland To-
Morrow.
All the Fast Men to Meet on the
Oakland Trotting Park
Track.

The race meet of the Reliance Club
wheelmen at Oakland Trotting Park to-
morrow afternoon is attracting consider
able attention among wheelmen and those
interested in the sport. The entry list and
handicaps given below show a large
number of contestants from this City, San
Jose, Oakland, Petaluma and elsewhere,
and the fastest men in the State will COM
pete against each other.
The club has had the inside track at the
grounds rolled and wet down so that it is
now in splendid condition, and fast time
should be made. The prize list, already
published. is valuable and should be an
inducement for the men to ride their very
best, although there is so much rivalry
nowadays among the various clubs that
every race is fought out to the finish.
Intending spectators should take the
o'clock broad-gauge boat tomorrow after
noon, and local Berkeley train to Shell
Mound. The railroad company will pro-
vide extra cars for the large crowd which
will go over from this City. The races will
start promptly at 2 P. NJ. Wilbur f.
Knapp, without whom no race meeting is
complete, has consented to act as an
nouncer, and the other officials have been
selected with view to their efficiency.
The following are the entries and hanGi-
caps:
One mile, scratch, class A-E. c. Barley, I. C.
c.; j. II. Dieckmann Jr., c. D. Bates Jr., Jesse
Ives, R. A. C.; r. Hutchin SO j. H; otey, A: H.
E. Rodolph, o. c. W.; F. L. Day, T. L. Alborelle,
B. c. W; n. Alderman, D. G. Haynes, P. w; T.
Bellol, S. J. R. c.. o. B. Smith, j. A. Delmas, T.
H. Seward H. Downing, c. N. Smith. R. E.
Dow, G. c. c.; A. Thiesen, c. C. c.; C. D. Gooch,
YIN. C. A; R. S. Collins, r. A c.; P. R. Mott,
R. A. c.; F. NJ: Byrne, P. Metcalf, 1. c. c.; Ed
One.mile handicap, class AT. NJ. Byrne and
E. Chapman, scratch; P. R. Mott, 25 yards; c..
Bates Jr. IS, N. Alderman 3d. D. q. Hayne 80,
H. w. sauires 30, j. H. Dieckman Jr. 80, 0. B.
loli 55, H. Sternberg SIS, P. Metcalf 90, A. THE
sen go, E. c. Barley so, Jesse Ives 90, J. F.
Smith 60, G. H. Crafts 60, J. A. Delmas IS. B. II.
Elford So, j. r. Kenna 65. I: 1. Alborelle 70, Il.
Hutchinson 70, NV. Tantau 7e,S. H. Stewart 70,
c. P Kline rs. E. c. Brown rs, George Kenison
rs, Percy Burr rs, f. L. Day rs, A. W. Kitchen
So So F. THOMPSON on So w. Foss So F. wilkins
80, ]. Webb so, A. II, Agnew 80, ). Clymer 80,
E. ]. Smith 80, Oh aries Lauffer 80, A. L. Hollng
80. E. LANCER So, F. H. Seward, H. Downing
Brouillet s5, F. E. Rodolph 95, J. J. Carroll 80,
A. schmitz 90 F. 8; Joost 80, F. EDWARDS 80,
One-mile scratch. class B-R. L. Long, Horace
Slater, T. s. Hall, B. c. W; H. c. Smith, Rus
sell Gushing, w: I. Edwards, G. G. c.; W. F.
w. A. Burke, A. c.. w.
Two-mile handicap, class B-W. F. Foster.
w. J. Edwards, scratch; w. A. Burke, 25
yards; Horace Slater, 40; Allan Jones, rs;
R. L. Long, 100; G. A. Nissen, ITO: Russell
Cushing, 125; H. C. Smith, $50; L. S. Hall,
175 yards
After the races most of the riders will
leave at once for San Jose, and the races
there next Monday will probably be the
best seen this season. The one-mile handi-
cap, class A, has seventy-five entries and
the other events are we'll filled. All the
clubs in this City, Oakland, and the towns
near San Jose have runs called to that
point for Sunday, and it promises to De
the cycling event of the year.