The herald., 1895-11-18
AnONO THE WHEEL1EN

4u0 cUtIloS IOT tuo NdIlOus 0VoutS Juut
are on the card at the coming national
meet are given below. From the lis: is
will be seen that there are only four of
the local men ON the one m lie invitation,
namely, Phil Kitchen, Will Burke, Fred
Lacy and Emil Uloricht. This choice
rather bears out the claim that The Her.
aid made that these four men were rid
ing the best OF all the local speed mer-
chants. The fields in all the events are
unusually large. and the heats will he as
gOpd and as fast as the actual race itself.
The arrival of the northern class A men
was hailed with rapture, for there are
one or two class A men down here tnat
always get the bulk Of everything that is
hung up in the way Of prize. The boys
VITO came down are Floyd Mcfarland,
II. d. Wing, H. Freeman and II. Down
ing They will make il very interesting
for any of the local men that they hap
IT The oomplete list Of entries for each
race is as follows,
Glass A, one mile novice-Guy Rogers,
Jacnb Olsen, W. W. Imtlar, A. T. Bell
X. Ducom mon, W. F. Lloyd. W. X. Ben
nett, NJ. A. Casvenava, Arthur s. Arvizu.
: ons mile post- Wills. q Woman e w W.
W. W. Imb bier. J. E. Wing F. Mcfarland,
Morris Cook, E. l.. Weaver, Nj. A. Cas-
vonave. H. b. Corm~ell, G. Hewitt, H..
D. Wing. W. +. DE Lay, H. freeman. n.
Downing, ID. E. Whit +. Mcfarland.
One mile. handicap-H. D. Wing, H.
". Yeoman, W. A. ia, Tor, @. B. Cox. H.
B. Cror well. H: E. bu1dy, z. Hewitt,
Lloyd, d. E. whitamn, E. Wing, NJ.
Cock. e. L. Weaver. NJ. A Casvenays.
One mile, record-J. E.. Wing, F. Me-
IF'srland, Il. B; Cromwell, W; Yeoman,
@. Hewitt, b. i. Whitman. H. Free.
man, H. Downing.
Two mile, lap-H. Freshman. W. A.
Taylor, ". r. Ruess, W Yeoman, G. B.
Cox, II. E. Bunny. W. ". Imbler, H.
Downing, D: p. Whitman, J; 3; Wing,
H. B; we'll M Cook f. Y McFaran d
r. Ruess W: A: Tavlo', G. b. Cox, H..
Z. Bundy. W. W. Imbler. H. Free man, NJ.
Cook, H. Downing. +. Mcfarland, d. E.
Whitman. J. Il. Wing, A. (. Arvizu,
W. p. Bennett, II. b. Cromwell, E. L..
Weaver.
One mile, winners-First ana second
man in each scratch RAGS.
But it is the class Is races that will at
tract the attention Of the multltune. In
these events are entered all the great
cracker Jacks that have journeyed hither
in search Of fresh fields and diamond
At last Los ANGELES IS to see some Eas-
tern finishes with hall dozen men all
finishing in a six-Inch space. 1t will he
noticed that the local mrD are very much
IN evidence and more than one OF them
10 expected to make good showing
against the crack circuit chasers. Fol-
lowing are the complete list Of entries in
class b:
Class B, one-fourth mile open-C. s.
Wells, Charles MurLhy. W. NJ. Randall.
=. Z. Bald, W. A. Terrill Earl Keiser,
W. A. Burke. J. M. Campbell, Il. III
BRIGHT. F. f.. Scheiski. f. g. Lacey. W.
Hatton, P. Kitchen, G. Schmidt, f. Il.
Schefsxi, H. slater. Tom Cooper, II. Z.
McCrea,
One mile, invitation Tom Cooper. H.
E. McrCea, M. Campbell, e. Shefski, G..
s. Wells. P. Kitchen, Charles Murphy,
W. M. Randall Il. @. BALI, W. A. Ter.
liIl. Earl K-iser, W. A. Burke, E. .Ul-
BRIGHT, +. g. Lacey.
s Ono mile, post W =. H nsat, e.
schyiski. 9. s. WELLS, Charles Murphy,
F. q. Lacy, W. M. Randall, P. Kitcn.n.
r. G. Bal1, Tom Cooper. W. A. 1errill
z. H. McCiea, Earl Ksiser, W. A. Burke,
e. Ulpricht.
One mile record-H. E. McCrea. F. E.
shefsk,. +. G. Lacey, ". A. Burke, W.
Hatton. Tom Copper. H. Slater. P. Kitten
On. G. Schmidt. f. Uhtrlcht. Earl Kei-
ser, E. g; Bald, Charles Murp by. J. NJ.
Cam pbell.
Two mile lap-E. u. Bald, E. Uhl-
BRIGHT Tom Cooper. F. G. Lacey, Charles
Murphy, p. Kitchen, W. Hatton G. s.
Wells. W. E. Shefski, II. E. McC rea ".
A. Burke. II. Slater, W. A. TerrlII. G,
Schmidt, william Randall, ]. M. Camp
bell. Earl X User.
Five mile handicap-E. Ulbricht, Tom
Cooper. II. e. McCrea, Il. G. BALD, F. G.
Lacey. E. KIssr, g. Schmidt. CHARLES
Murphy william Randall, Charles Wells.
w. A.. Burk-. =. nitchen W. A. TER H.
+. e. Shelski, W. Hatton, J. NJ. Camp
ball, II. slater.
One mile winner in first and second in
each scratch race.
THE CITRUS WHEELMEN.
A large party of Citrus Whselmen and
their guests were invited oy the Southern
Pacific company to take trip to Santa
Monica yesterday. As a consequence of
the invitation the club and the visiting
.wheelmen took a special car at the ar.
cade depot and went Gown to the city by
the sea. The big wharf was first visited
and admired, and then the VIII lie party
returned to Santa Monics and took dip
in the surf, som ething that rather seemed
to astonish those of the riders xhO came
from the effete east. An excellent dinner