The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-12-05


Bald sailed after the tandem and gof ~
after q smart brush with KIser. the lat
tsr chased around the pace akers ana
1ot the pole, dropping back to firce out
Bald, but only succeeding i'll getti ny sec
ond, Cooper going easily in third lace.
The tandem was going at ho, gail but
slack ned slightly on the second lap. AT
the com mencemelt Of the third lap the
Face makers were called Oft the track anu
then Cooper male % ma.nihcent sprint
an IN the homestretch essavei to go
around the bunc,. Cooper and kiser
were gong too fast ard Bald could not
catch them. Cooper kept up his gait and
jumped across the tape winner by haif
wheel from Kiser, wfo got second from
Bald by the gravel m his tire. lime 2:l3.
THE FOURTH RACE
This was tho ,wo lie handicap. class
A, with seventeen entries in the following
Taylor, Yeomau, Downing, Ii yards;
Wing, Cromwell, 80 yards; Coke, Hewitt.
Whitman, so Yards; Cox, Newcomb, rs
Grazer, GAYLORD, 125 yards; Freeman, $50
yarus. At the gun McFarlani on scratch
started fist after his teld and the defec-
tive bandicapping allowed the whols iield
TO bunch on the third lap. They rode in
this .rder for the next two laps and en-
W sson con- menced tie jump, Mcfarland.
Hewitt and Whitman tackling on and
leading the bun h around the turn at
good gait. WATSON lost his position as
they swung into tDe stretch ana McFAr-
land Lulleu out good winner, Whitman
bunch at tie last minute AID got third
place. Time, 4:47.
W. W. Hamilton then rode paced
mile II 1903 AN excellent perform ,nce
considering tine poor pacing and the con-
dition of the track.
Smit ami Scarborough rode a third
mile on tandem, finishing pretty we'll
baked in 80 %.
THE LAST RACE AND EVENT.
Then came the last race If the day, and
the last event of this years national cir
cult. 1t was the five mile han iicap, class
B, with Ten st irters Ia the following po-
sitions; Bali, scratch; Cooper, 20 yards;
" Is, Randall % yards; Ulbricht. Hat
ton. 100 yards; Burke, 150 yards; ShefskI,
Kitchln, campbell, $50 varis. AT the
gun the limit men started out at ter
rifle fait. X tchin pacing the iiist third:
Bald on scratch jumn for Cooper and
the two began tneir long stern chase.
The field ahead had punched at the end
OF a mile and hair Well, having droppe
back and Randall falling out. The limit
men kept up mir steady plug, with Hat
ton and kitonin occasionally Leading
sprint that Jared the nerves Of the stern
cba,ers. The scratch men finally caught
Wells, who kindly stopped riiing and
threw the cha ers back about fifty yards.
finally the men in the bunch ahead
declined and the steady riding oil the
scratch men began to tell. Closer they
crept. Alter rating the pace they finally
racers. Thea Eiiie Bali started one of
his famous sprinss. Copper HOOKED on
and a minute later the crowd groaned as
they tackled on to the last man OF the
punch. From there on 4 was an easy
pace till the last lap. Shefski IN NTH
live yards before the field saw MIN.
Cooper was Of er him Ike streak, Bald
di ging DIRT like u street sweeper. The
whole field hooked on and pretty bunch
swept around the turn ut dizzy gait. As
they swung into the stretch Cooper led
Bald IN seCond place, Shefski chasing
him on the odtside and Campbell being
we'll PACK out coming through his held
fast. Ding dong they had it for few
moments and thfn Bald lifted his wheel
ahead and flashed across the taoc,
handsome winner of the last race of this
national circuit, Cooper second and
Cam pbell snatching third at the tape.
Time, ~: AS 1-5.
Ihis finished the meeting. A better race
has seldom been seen on any track, the
performance ranking as the best raca
Iun by the eastern cracks nee they
came to Southern California. Last night
the riders STAYED in Rediands a nd Today
they will arrive in Los Angeles for
sb 1rt stay Def ire starting for their homes.
Following is the summary;
THE SUMMARY.
Mile novice. won by Frveman, Graz"r
second, Ca .npbell third. Time, 2:20 l-5.
Half mile class b, upen, fret heat Won
by Cooper, Bald second, RANDALL third.
Time, ILL.
Second heat won by Kiser, Wells Sec
ond, Campbell third. Time. 1:14 2.5.
Final won by Cooper. kis' second,
Bald third, Wells fourth. Time, / :Os Is.
Mile open, class A. first heat Won by
Time, 1888 5.
Second heat, won by Hew' tt, Taylor
second, Yeoman third. Time, 2:27.
Final, won by Cromwell! Mcfarland
second, Hswe,t tnird. Time,2:27 1-5.
Mile open class b first heat won by
Cooper. Ki.er second, Randall third.
Time, 3:35 1-5.
Second heat, won BY Bald, Wells sec.
ond, Burke third. Time, $3.50 I-5.
Final, won by Coo ,,er kiser second,
Bali third. Time, 2:l3.
Two-mils handicap. class A. won ny
Mcfarland, scratch; Whitman, so yards.
secund; Hewe;t, so yards, third; Wing,
80 yards, fourta. time, 4:47.
Fivt.miles IAN iicap GLASS B, won bv
Bald, scratch; Cooper, % yards, second,
Campbell, $50 yards third. limo.
IL. As 10.
ASSOCIATED CYCLING CLUBS MEET.
A meeting of the Associated Cycling
olubs was held this evening. The clubs
represented we're CilrusW he-lme en-, Roam.
ers. Crown City, Riverside Wheelmsn,
Reulands Cycle club. and Times Cycle
club. Inc association will have union
run 20 Ontario Sunday, January 9th,
which will be psrtioi pated in ny all the
CLUBS in the ,sociatipa. The following
com M ttees we're app ointed:
Executive-H. A. Luther. L. G. Gross,
s. }. Cas- leman.
Mem nershin--Burnham, r. II. Math.
ews. q. Il. rorrey.
Rules and regul.tiols-C. C.Monughan,
J. A. Kelly, 6. S. Sallo "A.
olitical action-C. 4 Gates, J. W. Lor.
beer, z. A. Hornbeck.
l 'trrnal rslations-I. S. Logan, H.
Bunhy. Knippenhers.
Roa 1 r opris-H. G. F. Smith, J. Pat.
terson, jr. George H Frost
1t was decided to hold q relay race
some time in April, the place ant time
to be decided later. A committee is to be
appointed to take the mstter in charge.
a banquet, With 100 pee pie IN attend
amce, was he'll at the H0,el Wind sor 10
night. Speeches were made by every.
body. To stmaster. Il. G. Prescott. Par
ticular speeches wers made by Eddie