The record-union., 1895-04-08

gallant steeds. To-day we have fieeter
steeds, inexpensive to keep, but faster
than any other when properly handled.
little army of these steeds started from
San Francisco, and will reach Oakland
by way of San Jose. The first in the
race will hand you this letter, and / hope
you will give him a hearty welcome.
Yours very truly, ADoLPH SUTRo,
Mayor.
The record of the race by relays in de-
tail is as follows:
First relay. E. Edwards, Olympic,
first. 29:35 3-5; E. Languentin, Bay City,
second, 29:40; G. Hardenbrook, san Jose
Road Club, third, 20: 80; II. G. Smith,
Garden City, fourth, 10000; L. Schleuter,
Acme, fifth, 30:40; G. L. Taylor. Jr., Re-
lance, sixth, 32:35; A. AIcayaga, Califor-
mia, seventh, 32:40.
Second relay-W. J. Christ, Olympic,
first, 3O:44 2-5; f. G. Lacey, Bay City,
second, 3l:27; T. Delmas, Garden City,
third, 3l:4O; y. l.. Pickard, Acme, fourth,
$500; W. Harris, San Jose Road Club,
fifth, 30 10; W. Klotz, California, sixth,
32:37; f. Dieckman, Reliance, seventh,
1920
Third relay-A. J. Menne, Bay City,
hrst, 2S:56; w. Failcett, Olympic. second,
29:45; X. Moody, Jr., Garden City, third,
'. A. Benson, San Jose Road Club, 3l:22;
c. r. Griffiths, Reliance, sixth, 32:05; w.
q. LOWE, California, seventh, 3l:49.
Fourth relay-R. L. Long, Olympic,
first. 29:0l 20; T. a. Gritfiths. Bay City,
second, 29:4S; j. E. Alexander. Garden
City, third, 29:06; J. Kitchen, Jr., Acme,
fourth, 29:O7; +. A. Mcfarland, San Jose
Road Club, fifth, 1853 So; J. w. Harvey,
California, sixth, 2S:57; A. NJ. Boyden,
Jr., Reliane, seventh. 29:35.
Fifth relay-A. E. Reid. Bay City, first,
2S:29; +. Chapman. Olympic, second,
29:l3 80; a. l.. Jarman, Garden City,
third. 2S:24; w. A. Burke. Acme, fourth,
2S:l3; A. Schwall, Jr., San Jose Road
Club, fifth, 2S:43 2-5: r. S. Collins, Reli-
ance, sixth. 2S:45 2-5; F. S. Stuven, Cali
fornla, seventh, 2S:57.
2iXth relay-H. L. Terrill, Bay City,
first, 29:45; G.. A. Nissen. Acme, second,
29:I5; w. T. Hobson, Olympic, third,
3O:48; Al Hubbard, Garden City, fourth,
3O:l5; q. Wavelet, San Jose Road Club,
1itth, 2S:3O; I. NJ. Magill, Reliance, sixth,
32:43; ii. T. Egeberg, California. seventh,
33:25.
Seventh relay-F. NJ Byrne, Acme,
first, 1851; T. S. Hall, Bay City, second,
Z7:G7 4-5; r. Z. Dow, Garden City, third,
26:ll l-5; f. Larder. San Jose Road Club,
fourth, 1872 l-5; c. f. Lennon, Olym-
pic, fifth. 1920 40; e. Erbe, California,
sixth, 800; Q. d. Bates, Jr.. Reliance,
seventh, 29:35.
Eighth relay-W. A. Terrill. Bay City,
first, 3l:33 I-5; NJ T. Rose, Acme, second,
3l:44; {. L. Davis, Garden City, third,
3Z:3t 1-5: ". II. Haley, Olympic, fourth,
SOIL 10; j. II. Scully, San Jose Road
Club, fifth, 39:45 4-5; J. II. Dieckman, Jr,
Reliance, sixth, 33:57; II. Friedlander,
California, seventh, 34:54.
Ninth relay-E. Ulbrecht, Bay City,
hrst, 9:l9; }. Sampson, Acme, second,
3O:O9; q. Osen, Garden City, third ,32:39 3-5;
Z. X. Coulter, Olympic, fourth, 3O:l0; L.
Il. BelIoli, san Jose Road Club, fifth,
5O:O5 80; w. II. Brainard, Reliance, sixth,
% 10; A. TheIsen, California, seventh,
34:33 4-5.
Tenth relay-C. S. Wells. Bay City,
Ilrst, 2S:42; {. Castleman, Acme, second.
2S:46; ". j. Edwards, Garden City, third,
ZS:Ol; William Foster, Olympic, fourth,
2S:23 10; William Reid, California, fifth,
3Z:49 40: G. G. Harbottle. Reliance (acci-
dent and did not fnish); Otto Zeigler,
Jr., san Jose Road Club accident and
did not tinish).
When the Bay City Wheelmen's repre-
sentative sped in there were cheers,
which perhaps would have been heartier
II the Acme Club of Oakland was the
winner. as the Oakland people present
outnumbered those from this side OF the
water. The Acme man, who was sec
ond, also got huzzas, The Garden City
Club was third, the Olympic Club fourth
and the California Cycling Club fifth.
The riders for the Reliance Club and the
san Jose Road Club did not finish. They
were awaited for about half an hour and
1t was apparent that they had abandoned
the road race. The famous Otto Zeigler,
Jr., was the representative OF the San
Jose Road Club in the tenth relay, and
when he gave it up it was admitted that
his clubs chances must have been hope
less.
The winning clubs time was given at
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