The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-16
She will get into San Francisco Bay to-
morrow evening.
RACES AMONG WHEELMEN
No Records Lowered at the Water Car
nival Meeting, but the Time Is
Considered Very Fast.

SANTA CRUZ, CAL, June Is. - The
bicycle-races proved one of the most in
teresting features of the carnival, and at
tracted fully 5000 spectators to the Vue de
Leau Athletic Park this afternoon. They
were run on new three-lap dirt track
under the auspices of the Pilot Wheelmen
Of Santa Cruz, and the success of the meet
speaks well for the efforts of these ener.
getic cyclists. The events throughout
were very interesting, and, although no
records were lowered, still the time made
is considered fast.
In the novice, the Pajaro Valley Wheel
men of Watsonville carried off the honors,
winning all Jour heats and first, second
and third places in the final.
The Bay City Wheelmen of San Fran
cisco made an excellent showing. With
but three men entered they won two firsts
and second.
Charles S. Wells. the great class B crack,
was in top-notch condition, and trailed the
colors of Black and Castleman, the Los
Angeles racers, in the dust, defeating them
easily in both the heat and final of the
half-mile scratch.
A large number of visiting wheelmen
were at the races including Referee Plum
mer, Starter Stoddard, Timer Wetmore
and Z. NJ. Welch of the racing board. The
Olympic Wheelmen, Garden City Cyclers,
Bay City Wheelmen, San Jose Road Club,
Reliance Wheelmen and Crescent Club of
Berkeley, are all here in large numbers.
Most of them will ride home over the
mountains tomorrow. The following is q
summary OF the races:
One mile, novice, first heat-Roy Eaton, P
V. w., first; John Wing, S. ]. r. c., second
Time 2:4o 3.5. Second heat-Victor Il. Tuttle,
?. V. W., first; w. 7. Blakely, r. A. c., second
Time, 2:37. Third heat-E. Malgren, p v. W..
FAB, Fourth heat, heat. c. Willoughby, P.y. W.,
234 2-5. Final-V. H. Tuttle, P. v. W., first; ;
E. Malgren, p v. w. second u. C. Willoughby,
P.V. W, third. Time, 2:56H.
Wells, B. C. W.. first; Casey Castleman, A. C.
W, second; Russell Cushing, G. C. c., third.
Time, 20 2-5. Second heat-W. A. Burke, A.
c. W., first; j. G. Smith, G. c. c., second; Tony
Delmas, G. G. c., third. Time, 1 :O7. Final
Charles S. Wells, B. c. W.. first; W. A. Burke
A.. G. W., second; Casey Castleman, A. c. W.
One mile, scratch, Class A: First heath F.
Terrill, B. c.. w, first; S. b. Vincent L. C. w.
second. Time, 3:22 Is. Second heat-F. A.
Mcfarland. 5. J: R. c., first; E. F. Sherman, G.
c. c., second. Time, PAP. Final-H F. Terrill
B. C. w, first; s. B. Vincent, B. C. W., second
F. A. Mcfarland, S. j. R. c., third. Time,
Two-mile handicap, class B-Russe1l Cushing
G. c. c.. first, from 16O yards ttime, 4:59): r.
C. Smith, G. G. c., second; George A. Nilsson,
A. G. W., third.
Two-mile handicap, class A-First heat-F. A.
Mcfarland, S. ]. r. c.. first, from 60 yards
(time, 5 81 1-5); 0. B. Smith, G. C. c., second ;
W. B. Fawcett, c. C. W, third; MI. O'Brien,
S. j. r. c., fourth. Second heat-John Wing
S. j. R. c., first from $50 yards time & :OO); L.
T. Wagner, 2. V. W., second; E. Malgren, p "
W. third. Third heat-S.J. Willoughby, P. v.
W., first, from $50 yards (time, + :oS 1-5); A. l..
Holling, l. C. c., second; J. J. Carroll, S. J. R.
c., third. Final-F. A. Mcfarland, S. J. R. c.,
first, from go yards (time, 4 :56); L. T. Wagner
P. V. W., second; E. Malgren, p W., third.