The herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1893-1900, 1895-07-01
BANEA MONICA ROAD RACE
Entries and Hadicaps Are All
Made
0OOD BASEBALL SUNDAY
League Games and Independent Teams
Cross Bats
CycIers Are Waiting for the Fourth-AthIetic
Club Changes-The Tramp.
' ers' Annex
GOOD BASEBALL SUNDAY

speculation.
Last night the handicapping was con
pleted, and this morning the boys ca
learn their positions in the race. TIL
old established course will be run q
ever. The men entered are all fast an
some of their names assure hot contest
In fact, if the scratch and minute me
expect to finish anywhere, they mus
hump themselves Justify.
The entries and handicaps are as fol
lows:
Scratch-Emi Ulbricht and W. W
Hamiltonof Denver, considered the fines
road rider in the west.
Thirty seconds Phil Kitchin, Herb Nc
-sCrea and Bill Hatton.
One minute-Godfrey Schmidt. Wash
burn and Rodriguez.
r Two minutes-W. A. Taylor, H. L. Will
liams. Tom McAleer and W. l.. Garrison
Webber, Cox, Hargreave, Tompkins
Griffith, Scogland and Mussey.
Four minutes-Fay Stevenson, the vet
eran Santa Monica road racer who ha:
Ruess, Sugg, Wade. Simonds, Squires
E. P. Nealy, c. A. Miller. Ed Norman
Todd. Charley Cowan, Grandson, Law.
Ter and Will Knippenperg, with the Grim
son eye.
Five minutes-Cole, Hogue. Bayer, Les
ter. E. Clark, Richardson. Kenzie, Drew
Stauter, Weaver. z. G. Taylor, Houston.
more. raoq
Six Manifestations, Howell, Clarence
Miller, FELTON,, Elliott. W. A. Stephenson,
Watts, Rehbock. WaIdell. Hillard, De
Hay, Norman. Cole. Campbell and Du-
commun.
N Seven M;.5 %ins %es, Ms;ns W F. Tys
Gard. Ellis, Mosner, Maynard, Ritter,
Lang. Salliday, Bennett and Burt Nealy.
Eight minutes-Pierce, Myer, Forsythe,
Vint, Guercio. Yeoman, Juenger, fease,
Wilsford, Jefsries. Wiley, H. l.. Jenkins.
l"Pinto Jr..") Church, Lawton and
Martindale.
Nine minutes-G. L. Smith, Matthew
son, Sheldon. Marley. De Blugeot, Weir,
H. A. yhililps and Fred Phillips.
Zen minutes-Taber, Imbler, Charley
Patterson. Carter, Newell, Duque anu
Editor Laverty.
Eleven minutes-Kingsbury and Hill.
Twelve minutes Qimit)-John Brink,
will scorch the road and clear the way
and "jolly" the boys as they go by.
The start will be at twelve minutes be.
fore O'Clock so scratch men can leave by
8. Second and Olive streets is to be the
rendezvous and the starting point and
all the 116 men entered are expected to
park their wheels there early and in order
by their sections.
Racing Rules
!, According to rules adopted by the Los
Angeles wheelmen for conducting the
Santa Monica road race, pacemaking by
1T than G1o 81
strickly forbidden and anyone making
pace or accepting pace contrary to this
rule will be disqualified and also d ebarred
from competing in any race meet held
by the Los Angeles wheelmen for one
year from July 4. 1895.
The handicap limit will be twelve min.
ut 8.
Any contestant wishing to start from
scratch in preference to handicap given
must. give written notice within twent
Tour hours from time handicaps are an
nounced.
The race will be checked at six points,
and any rider not passing check in SIX
points will be disqualified.
The course will be patroled by umpires,
who will report any foul riding or IN
of these rules in any manner.
Riders will dress and receive their num-
bers at the gymnasium OF the Los Ang sles
athletic club at AS am, and must re-
port tc the clerk at Second and Hill
streets at 8 :15 and take places on their
marks.
Riders starting ahead of their classes
will be disqualified, and those starting
after their classes will be limed as if
starting with their classes.
Cycling Annex
The outing of the Country club cyclers,
who are all high society people and ac-
i've riders, continues to be enjoyed, I'M
Ter the leadership of Ca plain Joe Cook.
Despite the failure of the luckless late
amented circuit run by G. F. Gates for
he enterprising Rambler people under
;he management of the California Cycle
Racing Circuit confederation, it can be
said that the effort did great good for the
Southern California cycling world. There
are half dozen fine three lap tracks al
ready built. in the process of construction,
u in contemplation, and the pioneer
allure has paved the way for future sue.
,esses.
Will Knippenberg, besides his numerous
'harms he has already in hand, aspires
% the laureateship OF the CLUBS. He has
ust created this
1T matter not whether B or A:
We always get there with Herb NJ cCrea."
And the boys regard it as a bowling
uccess.
Speaking OF Knippenberg, it is sradu.
lily becoming manifest that the sleepless
Will lam is pre-empting all the talent that
hows UP. Young Maurice Cook, who
carried everything at the high school
leld day and has been Distinguishing
ever since. is generally regarded
IS the protege OF knip and his star circle
jook is strictly a Glass A rider, but he
makes his crimson streaks on Syracuse.
de rides under the Country club colors OF
crimson and navy blue.
Maurice is short, hardy fellow, only
3 years old, and he has shown himself a
lice young gentleman, incapable OF ever
descending TO the jockeying that has
rept into bicycle racing.
In the Kreisturnfest one-mile novice
Y. q. Delay finished behind the tandem
q 2:1lH, breaking the record, Cook in
:l454, also breaking the 2:l5 record, but
'nottcially. ana Ed Williams Of Alham-
IRA third. Near the,tape, Delay looked back
nd was properly disqualified. the beautia
ul gold first prize being awarded to
Jock.
Williams got second prize, a silver
medal. That first prize meant great deal
o the holder and young Cook took #
'roudly home and kept it under his ril-
ow over night. In the morning he got
p and quietly went TO Decay and handed
t over to him saying as he was faIrlv |
'eaten, he could not keep the troply.
ven though legally winner Then the
10Y rode down to Santa Monica and
,ayed away two days. Delay took The |
medal only on condition that Williams
I'VE Cook second priza. br+ willie.