The San Francisco call., 1896-05-08
SAN JOSE CYCLE RACES,
The Entries and Handicaps for
Events to Be Run Next
Saturday.
Crack Local and Eastern Riders
Entered in the Professional
Races.

The Garden City Cyclers of San Jose will
hold race meet on their splendid three
lap cement track there next Saturday
afternoon. The events have been entered
by some of the fastest riders OF the coast,
and the professional races will have some
of the crack Eastern riders now here COM
peting in them, notably G. R. Coulter, w.
]. Evans, Bert Parker, Eli Winsett, ]. Nj.
Campbell and J. F. Staver, besides the
local flyers Wells, Terrill, Osen, Foster,
Edwards, Long, Mcfarland and others.
The race meet is the third of the Ma
tlonal circuit events now being run here,
the other two being at Oakland and Santa
Rosa last week, and is sanctioned by the
League of American Wheelmen.
The following are the entries for the
scratch races:
One mile novice-P. H. Rosenheim, Reliance
Club Wheelmen; ]. Welch, NJ. ]. O'Brien, A
Hood, l. L. kider, Ben Brown, d. E. Francis,
Fred Smith. San Jose; Rod Taylor, C. Mitten,
Galindo, J. A. Colegrove, Acme Club Wheel
men; W. w. Farrar, Gilroy; ]. A. Kuykendall,
Clara; W. F. Armstrong, Santa Cruz; Ray Hogg,
| Saratoga; R. Shearman, p. NJ. Curtis, d. D..
Baker, Garden City Cyclers; Joseph Catan,ch,
John S. Egan, ]. F. Guinee, Imperial Cycling
! Club: L. A. Folsom, w. s. Higgins, Golden West
| Wheelmen; A. D. Wertenberger, Roy Eaton,
Pajaro Valley Wheelmen; Charles Doble,
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One mile scratch, amateur-G H. Crafts, j.
! Il. 0tey, Acme; A. N. Boyden, e. D. Gooeh, P.
R. Mott, c. d. Bates Jr., Reliance; J. J. Carroll,
J. (. Wing, T. E. Belloh, San Jose; G. Harden
| brook, H. Downing, T. Delmas, R. Shearman,
J. c. Smith, G. NJ Smith. Garden City; C..
| Steward, G. Felix, Santa Rosa; II. B. Freeman,
Bay City; J. F. Willoughby, V. H. Tutte, Pa
jaro; j. s. Arguello. Santa Clara; Ray Hogg.
| Saratoga; g. P. Fuller, ]. a. Code, Olympic, P.
Metcali, Imperial; Charles Dahle, Franklin
| Road Club.
Two-thirds of a mile scratch, professional-J.
NJ. Campbell, w. J. Edwards, Roma E. Dow,
| Garden City; G. r. Coulter, w. +. Foster, J. E.
Edwards. A. n. Jones, C. L. Davis, Olympic;
Oscar osen, Olympic Cyclers; w. A. Terrill,
Charles S. Wells, K. L. Long, Bay City Wheel
men; Bert Parker, W. J. Evans, Michigan; Q,
| L. Pickard, Acme; ]. F. Stayer, Portland; Eli
Winsett, Olympia, Wash; F. NJ. Byrne, I'm.
perial; F. A. Mcfarland, San Jose Road Club
There will be two handicap races, which
! always prove very interesting, and the al
| lotments made by Handicapped Smyth are
as follows:
Two-thirds mile handicap, amateur - First
heat: II. Downing, G. C. c., scratch; H. B
Freeman, B. c. W, 30 yards; II: H. Jones
C., and G. Felix, s. R. W., so; j. S. Arguello
unattached, IS; B. Brown, unattached, 75
Dahle, F. R. c., 80; c. F. Ora, unat
Second heat-T Delmas, G. C. c., scratch; P
R. MOTT r.. A; C., 20 yards; A. II. .Agnew
j. L. j.
Carroll, 8. J. R. c., 40; r. Eaton, p. V. W., 55
w. S. Higgins, G. G. c., c. Steward. S. r. W.
and J. H. Otey, Acme, so; w. F. Armstrong
unattached. 65; P. A. Deacon, r. A. c., and K
Hogg, S. j. r. C., TO- ]. F. Guinee, 1. G. c., anC
A. D. Wertenberger, p. V. W., 80.
Third heat-G. H. Crafts, Acme, 10 yards; G
NJ. Smith, G. c. c., 20; G. P. Fuller, o. C W.
80; I. E. Belloli, S. ]. r. G. and J. c. Smith
g. c. c., As: " II. Tuttle, P. V. W., 55; C. D
GoOch, r. A. c., and r. Shearman, G. c. c., 60
F. Smith, s. ]. r. c., 20; J. A. Colegrove, Acme
80; l. l.. Rider, unattached, 60
Fourth heat-C. d. Bates Jr., r. A. c., q
yards; q. NJ. Hamlin, S. F. R. c., 20; G. Har
denbrook, G. C. c., 40; P. Metcalf, l. c. c., 45
d. D. Baker. g. c. c., 55; J. r. Wing, S. J. r. C.
60; V. ]. Galindo, Acme, 20; J. A. Code
Olympic, s5; G. NJ Johnson, G. c. c., 30.
First and second heat in each heat anC
third in faster heat, qualify for final.
One mile handican, Professionalism heat
c. r. Coulter, o. G. W. and C. S. Wells, B. c
W., scratch +. A. Mcfarland, S. J. r. c. 81
yards; J. Z. Edwards, o. c. W., 40; r. /. Long
B. C. W., and Oscar Osen, o. Cy., 45; A.
| Jones, Olympic, So; w. ]. Evans Michigan 65
Z. E. Dow, G. c. C., rs; Bert Parker, Michigan
80.
Second heat--W. F. Foster, o. C. W., and "
]. Edwards, G. c. c., scratch; J. NJ. Campbell
G. c. c., 40 yards; w. A. Terriil B. c. w, So
c. u. Davis, o. c. W., and Eli Winsett, Wash
ington, go; j. f. Stayer, Portland 65; f.
Byrne. Imperial, 85; o. L. Pickard, Acme, 12C
First four in each heat and fifth in taste
heat quality for final.