The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-11-22
FLIERs ON THE WHEELS.
Successful Opening Of the Three
Days Meet at Los
Angeles.
KIsER CAUSED A BAD MIX
Wells Was Tangled Up With the
Riders, but He Secured
Third Place.

LOS ANGELES, CAL, Nov. 21.-The
great three-days' meet OF the l. A. W.
opened most auspiciously to-day, a large
and fashionable audience being in atten-
dance.
Bald of Buffalo captured another worlds
record, winning from Murphy of New
York the mile open on q quarter mile
track IN 200. This is the worlds record
for a four-lap track.
The starters in the big event were Bald,
Murphy. Kiser, Wells, Randall and
Cooper, and the pacing was by Ulbricht
and Hatton. On the second lap kiser,
trying to Jump the tandem, fell on the
bank, Cooper went over his wheel, and big
Wells, the San Francisco giant, rode over
Cooper's back, while Randall of Roches-
ter in lodging the other three went clear
over the bank. Wells secured another
wheel and won third place.
Murphy and Bald raced for the tandem
at the start, but the Buffalo man got ii
and Murphy fell right in behind him. The
way UIbricht and Hatton sent the Rambler
tandem over the track was wonderful to
behold. Several times Bald and Murphy
the last lap Murphy started his usual
squirt and went past Bald, but after run
nlng neck and neck in the home stretch
Bald passed him and finished half a wheel
to the good IN the wonderful time of 2:04.
The only other class race was the two
mile lap, which was won by Emil Ulbricht,
the Flying Dutchman," in 4:56 with
seventeen points. W. Hatton was second
with thirteen points, and Campbell OF
Spokane third with six points.
First heat, one mile, novice, won by E G.
Kuster, W. ". Imbler second, Guy Rodgers
third, Jacob Olsen, &. +. c., fourth. Time,
2:29 Is.
Second heat, mile, novice. won by ". P. Ben
nett, II. a. CaSsnaye second, a. Arvizu, Roam
ers R. c., third, I. Lawton fourth. Time,
2:S2 Is.
First heat. mile. open, class B, won by E. C.
Bald, Buffalo Press C. c.; Charles II. Murphy,
Brooklyn, second; Emil Ulbrieht, Los Angeles,
third. Time, Els 40.
Second heat, won by Earl Kiser, Dayton,
Ohio; Tom Cooper, Detroit, Mich, second; W.
a. Burke, Los Angeles, third. Time, 2:29 Is.
Third heat, won by W. II. Randall, Rocn-
ester, y. Y; C. s Wells, san Francisco, second
H E. MeCrea, Los Angeles, third; ]. II. Camp
bell, Spokane, fourth. Time, 2:34 10.
- Final, mile novice, Won by W. ?. Bennett
E. G. Kuster, r. R. c., second. Time, 2:25 10.
First heat, mile post, won by ". A. Taylor,
Il. Freeman second. Time, ? 80 Is.
Second heat, won by Hardy Downing of San
Jose; c. Eewett, Pasadena. second; W. Yeo-
man, Los Angeles third. Time, 2:S6 2-5.
Third heat. won by f. Mcfarland of San
Jose; W. E. Delay. r. R. c., Los Angeles, sec
ond; E. L. Weaver, E. +. c., third Time,
2:S5 %.
Final mile post race, won by 81. Freeman,
B. C. W; final lap, won by F.. Mcfarland,
S. J. r. C. Time, 2:23 20
Final OF mile open, class B, won by E. c.
Bald Of Buffalo; Charles II. Murphy, Brook
lyn, second. Time, 2:o4, the worlds record
for quarter OF mile track.
Quarter-mile juvenile for five-yesr-olds, won
by Little Spot Spooner of Chicago; Little
Crimson RIM Knippenberg, Los Angeles, sec
ond Time, 1923, the worlds record for FIVE
/ year-olds.
Two-mlle lap race, class B-First heat: WV
Hatton and H. E. MeCres tied for FIRST J. NJ
Campbell third. Time, :19 Is.
Second heat: Ulbricht and Terrin tied fol
first, F. G. Lacy third. Time, 2:26 3-5.
Third heat: Phil Kitchen, Los Angeles, and
F. E. Shefski, Zion Wheel Club, Salt Lake City
tie for first; II. Slater r. K. c., third. Time,
2:24 Is.
Final won by E. Ulbrieht, with II points
W W. Hatton second, with Is points; }. NJ
Campbell, S. a. 4. c., third, with s points
Time, 1856.
: First heat, handicap. class 4, won by ". E
Delay, r. R. c., % yards; ". B. Vaughn, c. W.
% yards, second; W. Yeoman, So yards, third
D. E. Whitman, 10 yards. fourth; f. McFsr.
land, S. J. R. c., scratch, fifth. Time, 2:24.
Second heat won by H. Freeman, B. C. ".
10 yards; Il. B. Cromwell, SO yards, second; E
, l. Weaver, E. R. c., % yards, third; ". h
Taylor, D. W. % yards, fourth; C. Hewett, c.
c. C. c., 50 yards, fifth. Time, 2 ;2S Is. Final
won by W. Yeomsn, E. S. C. c., H. Cromwell
second, H. Freeman, B. c. W., third. The rest
punched. Time, 2:23.
Following are the officers Of the meet: Ref
cree, II. c. f. Smith; clerk, J. A. Kelly; starter
Win Knippenberg; assistant clerks, Carl Nc.
Stay, Frank Pitner c. Cowsn; umpires, D. c.
McGarvin, c. E. Patterson, Ed Psuley, J. n.
Russell; announcers. Wilbur F. Knapp, Fay
Stephens; judges, E. a. Hornbrook. DR.. II. Bert
Ellis, Dr.. ". F. Kennedy, John E. Brink, C. c.
Monaghan; surgeon, DR.. E. C. Manning; timers,
W. E. Tyler, J. ". 4. OF, E. E. Buekleton, L. E
Hiekok; scorers, J. ". Lordbeer, Walter Nc
Stay, ". II. jenkins, N. A. Baker. Phil Lyon,