The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-14

The races on July "A will bring here to
compete with our class B men, Boles
end Renshaw, of Colorado and NIcCrea
and Wells. of California. This will show
our boys where they stand among the
class B men of the country. as McCrea
and Wells are considered to be top
notchers. 1t is also stated that they are
not the best of friends, Wells having
beaten McCrea once and the latter has
never had an opportunity of meeting
him since that event, although having
openly stated that he was sure he could
beat him if they could come together
again. So Salt Lakers will be treated
10 some rare sport
a great deaf Of interest centers in the
mile invitation class B for the Leyson
medal. This race will surely be pulled
off at the next meet and as all the class
& men are anxious to be the poSSeSSor
OF it, some fine racing may be expected.
Frank Thatcher is in Logan with
Trainer Robins and getting into fine
shape for the races:
Charley Evans and Trainer AIcMahan
have returned from their fishing trip
ear Thistle and will get down to work
as soon as their stock of fish stories
play out.
I-yde, May and Beck have also re
turned from the Weber where they have
been after the festive trout, although
they have not told any stories yet.
An the boys look considerably better for
their trip.
Conibear, Shefslzi. Hassard and Holzel
of the Stearns team, are hard at work
putting themselves in shape for the
met on the 24th
Eolzel went half yesterday paced by
the tandem in 1:1-5.
Conibear and HasarI went a half OF
- tandem in "a Lila This is time
considering that they have not practiced
tandem riding before. Shefski went a
half unpaced in IL % yesterday after
noon
shefsld is riding in fire form and com
ing TO the front every day. His friends
rhe fastest mile or our track this year.
and judging from his present form, the
prospects of his doing 50 are good.
Tho following explains itself:
Herald-PIease call the wheelmen's at
tention to a meeting at the Tempieton
O'Clock, July IS, 1895, for, the purpose of
organizing a division and electing a rae
= c. n. BUTLER,
Sec. Treas. Div.
Evans started to train yesterday morn
ing. His knee is still a. trifie sore, but
he expects 10 be in good shape by the
race day.
Weller is riding better every day and
gradually coming into fine form. George
viii make the race OF his hfs for the
invitation medal.
The programme for the races on the
24th is as follows:
One mile novice.
Half mile scratch, class 3.
One Mile 2:30, class B.
One Mile scratch, class A.
One mile scratch, class 5.
One mile unpGced record, class A
One mile invitation, class B.
Dne-third Mile scratch, class a.
Sam S. Porter, Fred. OdelI and Josh
Grant left the other day for fishing
trip awheel in the mountains near
Beaver.
1t is not decided yet whether Jimmy
will ride on the oath or not. The man
agelnent are using every effort to have
ADM, however.
To the Editor of The Herald:
You print with approving headlines a
long vituperatives abusive letter from the
you have uniformly in the past shown me
every courtesy I could desire, may not
hope you will allow me in my feeble way
TO correct some few of the false state
1nents IL the letter above referred to? I
thank you for appending the word REV"
TO the gentleman'S name (which no doubt
his innate Inodesty prevented him from
doing), fCr had yoG not done so I should
never have guessed he was q teacher of