The San Francisco call., 1896-05-29

est heats toqualify for semi-fnal heats. First
and second in semi-fnals qualify tor finals.
Half-mile handicap, amateur: First heat-
A, scheib, unattached, 65.
Second heat-P. R. Mott, r. c. w, 10 yards |;
B. c. Raynaud, B. c. W.. 80; J. II. Otey, Acme,
10; j. A. Code Jr., 0. c. W., so.
Third heat-T. S. Hall, B. c. W., 10 yards; p;
A. w. Kitchen, Acme, 40; f. C. Hansen, G. c.
o.. 30: Z. Stewart, unattached, Go.
Fourth heat-George Tantau, o. c. w, ID
yards; c. d. Gooch, Z. c. W. 25: r. A. Coul-
ter, G; &C, so; L. J. White, unattached, Co.
Fifth heat. R. Kenna, Acme, 20 yards, L.
+. Pels, s. F; R; C., 35;R. Alexander, unat. ns-
tached, 45; n. Rustemeyer, unattached, 90:
E. G. Barley, I. c. c., 60.
Sixth heat-T. A. Grifiths. B. C. W; 15 yards /;
c., 55; P. H. Rosenheim, R. C. w, o..
Seventh heat-F L Day, B. C. W., % yards;
H. sternberg, G. c. G., so; J. s. Brearton, R. C..
w, 80; f. n. Rose, S. F. A. c., 60.
Eighth heat-Emil Languetin, B. G: W., 40
yards; A. H Agnew, Acme, 80; L. T. Wagner,
Z: g w, 55; J. Van Dyne, c. G. c., 90:
Ninth heat-P. NJ. Lefevre, Acme, 20 YARDS
+; Saunders, 1. C. c., 80; E.. F. Finn, 1. c. c.,
60; w. c. Klotz, c. c. c., 65.
FIRST IN each heat and second in fastest neat
qualify for semi-fnals. First and second IN
semi-hnals qualify for final.
One mile scratch, amateur (oonsolatlon;-
Elrst heat-A. G. Agnew, Acme A. :; sen y
I'm; f c; Hansen G; G; C.; f. X Haley L. u
Second heat. S. Brereton, R. G. W; c. A.
Kraft, B. c. W; F. S. Joost, c. C. c.; II. A.
Friedlander, 6. F. r. G.; w. c. klotz, Z: q G;
Otey, Acme; L. E. Pels S. F. Z. c.; B. G. Ray
maud, B. C. w. !; P. A. Deacon, r. G. W.
Fourth heat-R. Robson, s, F. X c; 4. A.
Coulter, c. G. c.; J. Mack, /. z. e.; +. l.. Day.
B. c. W.; H. Sternberg, c. c. c.
Fifth heat-Emil Languetin, B. c. W; E. c.
Barley, /. C. C.; C. H. Staples, Acme.
First and second in each heat qualify for
semi-inals. First and second in semi-fnals
qualify for final
1t must not be understood that there
will be any races by women at this meet.
| By courtesy of the management or the
grounds the day is set apart as benefit
for the Alpha Club, which IS composed OF
a large numper of young ladies, mostly
resident IN the Mission, VINO have formed
| themselves into a cycling club. The meet
is sanctioned by the League of American
| Wheelmen, and its officials will conduct
the running of the events. Ladies Will be
admitted free to this meet and popular
prices for men will prevail.
Another crack amateur has joined the
professional ranks, a. NJ. Boyden OF the
Reliance Club of Oakland. he Will make
his first appearance in this class at these
races.
Wilbur F. Knapp, the announcer OF all
California race meets, F. c. Chandler and
S. G. Chapman left for Australia yester-
| day by the steamer Monowai. They went
in the interests of various bicycle firms
with which they are connected to make o
bid for the trade of the Antipodes.
Business has not been so brisk as ii
might be on the coast this spring and sew
eral of the dealers look to Australia, Gen.
tral America and the islands to dispose of
their consequent overstock. According to
| Champion Zimmerman when he arrived
| here from Australia several months ago
| that is good place to sell American
made bicycles, as there is great demand
for the higher grades of wheels and the
sport is INDUCED in by over half the popu.
| lation.
The members of the Liberty Cycling
! Club wish it stated that at no time have
| they entertained the idea of consolidating
with the California Cycling Club. The
club is prospering by itself and prefers tc
| retain Its individuality. Next Sunday
Captain Beattie will lead the members on
blind run.