The record-union., 1895-05-31
ind prevented fast time, but all the

wind prevented fast time, but all the
races were close and exciting. The crack
riders of the State participated, and alto
gether it was the most successful race
meet ever held here. In the mile scratch,
class B, Bruke's wheel broke just at tho
start OF the trial heats and he did not
qualify. Castleman of Los Angeles also
failed TO qualify. The final was won by
ellis, Foster second, III 2:40, but as the
time limit was 2:3o the race was run over,
the second time with paeemakers. F'os-
ter beat Wells out by about two inches.
In the handicap races the scratch men
had hard time OF IL owing to the wind,
and all gave up after going few laps.
In the mile scratch, class b, the first and
second in each heat and third in the fast
est heat qualified. In the half-mile, Class
A, the first in each heat and second in the
fastest heat qualified. In The mile -handl-
cap, class b, the first three in each heat
qualified. In the mile handicap, class A,
the first In each heat and second in the
fastest heat qualified. In the mile handi-
cap, class B, Harvey finished first in the
second heat, but was disqualified for
looking back. The races resulted as fol-
lows:
One mile scratch, class B, first heat,
Wells won, Gushing second. Time
2:49 2-5. second heat, Foster won, Long
second, Nissen third. Time-2:44. Final,
Foster won. Wells second, Long third.
TiiGe-2:20.
Half mile scratch, class A, first heat.
Terril won, HardenDroo6 second. Time
-1:17 LIS. Second heat, Mime won, Rat
ties second. Time-l:l3. Third heat,
Mcfarland won, Edwards second. Time
I'LL. Fourth heat, Moody won. Vln-
cent second. Time-I:IS 2-5. Final, Ter
rell won, Edwards second, Mcfarland
third. Time-l:2l So.
one mile handicap, class B. first heat.
Delmas 800 won, h. G. SEith Ql5) sec
ond, Nissen 500 third. Time-2:4 20.
Second heat, Ii. G. Smith Q00) won.
Haley (60) second, Cushing Q00) third.
Time-2:24 %. Final. Nissen won, Del
mas second, II. G. Smith third. Time
2:23 3-5.
One mile handicap. class A, first heat.
Alexander (4G) won, Aguew $50 second.
Time-2:36. Second heat, Barley Q00l
won, Pickard Q00) second. Time
2:2S 80. Third heat. Mcfarland (40) won.
Holling (lZO) second. Time-2:25 10.
Fourth heat, Vincent Q00l won, Wagner
l20) second. Time-2:l9. Fifth heat,
Struven (l50) won, Kitchen (l20) second.
Time-2:2l 40. Sixth heat, O. b. Smith
Ql0) won, Day (70 won. Time-2:20 20.
Final, Vincent won, o. B. Smith second,
Wagner third. Time-2:19 1-5.
AT Los ANGELES.
Los ANGELES, May 30.-No athletic
event since the great football contest be-
tween the Stanl0rds and Chicagos
brought so many people to Athletic Park
as the bicycle races this afternoon.
While there were no records broken,
there was some very pretty racing, and
some excellent time made. The races
were conducted under the auspices of the
Los Angeles Athletic Club. Three thou
sand people witnessed the events. Sum
mary: Mile novice, Charles Stimson won,
Il. Z. n ely second, E. a. Williams third.
Time-2:335.
Three-quarters of mile, class B. Fritz
Lacy won, Horace Slater second, Willie
Jenkins third. Time-l:501. Just as the
men turned the three-quarters all but
Lacy went over the einbankment. None
were badly hurt. The Judges declared
the race Off on account of the accident.
Half-mile handicap, class a, Ii. +. Nc
Crea won. W. A. Taylor second, c. E.
McSlay third. Time-1:05.
Mile handicap. class B, w. Hatton (75
yards won, j. w. Cowan (75 yards) Sec
ond. A. d. Tompkins (75 yards) third.
Time-2:l7.
Two mile handicap, class A, Whitman
(scratch) won. McCrea (25f second, Slim
son (50) third. Time-5:0S.
One mile, class a, McCrea won. e. II.
Smith second, Whitman third. Time
2:l53. This breaks the class \ COMPETE
ton record for the coast by half second.
Five mile handicap, class B, w. Hat
ton 900 yards won, J. w. Cowan $500
second, Tompkins $3.50 third. Time
l2:455.