The San Francisco call., 1896-05-14
NATIONAL CIRCUIT MEET,
Entries and Handicaps for the
Races at Central Park
Saturday.
Olympic Cyclers Minstrel Show To
Night at Native Sons
Hall.

The entries and handicaps for the Ma
tlonal circuit bicycle race meet, to be held
at the new Central Park track next Satur-
day afternoon and evening, are given be-
low. The men are now all training on the
track, and it is we'll worth while to step in
| OF an afternoon or in the evening before
sundown and watch them ride in practice
The high class of men entered in both the
amateur and professional events, which
will insure fast and exciting racing, should
draw big crowds to the park, ana the sue
cess OF the meet is already assured by the
large advance sale of tickets.
r. A. Smyth, the official Handicapped of
the League of American Wheelmen, has
arranged the heats and handicap ps of the
men in his usual impartial way, as follows !:
One mile handicap, amateur: First heath.
Downing, g. c. c.. scratch; E. Chapman, o. C..
W, 20 yards; f. E. Rodolph. o. Cy., 65; W. H
Smith, 1. c. c., s5; H. H. Erie dlander, S. F. R.
c., 10.
Second heat-Tony Delmas, G. C. c., scratch !;
6. NJ. Hamlin. S. F. r. c., 80 yards; T. AL bor-
ellie, l. c. c., 45; F, E. Wielzen. Acme, rs; R.
A. Coulter, c. c. c., 80; J. Mack, l. C. c., 80.
Third heat-P. R. Mott, R. c. W., 20 yards; P.
20; c. Wilson, /. c. c., 50; F. c. Hanson, C. c..
J. J. Carroll, S. J. r. c., As; NJ. NJ. Cook, l. c.
c.. So. j. S. Brereton, R. c. w, 100; W. Stern
berg, C. C. c., 100.
Fifth heat-H. B. Freeman, B. C. W., 25
yards; A. NJ. Boyden, R. C. W. 65; ]. Ausley,
unattached, 80; Z. l.. Bair, Acme, 95; T.
Saunders, l. c. c., 100.
c. d. Gooch, R. c. w, 60; A. L. Holling,
B. c. W., 80; E. c. Barclay, /. C. c., go f.
Barbeau, Acme, 100; F: R. Haley, l. c. c., 1875.
Seventh heat-G. K. Hardenbrook S. ]. K. c..
35 yards; j. c. Near, S. R. W., 65; A. Allen, un-
attached, 50; L. F. Olson. c. c. c., 95; C. F.
Ora, unattached. 125.
Eighth heat-F. l.. Day, B. C. w, SO yards;
p Metcalfe l. c. c., 20; J. NJ. Johnson, C. C. c.,
80; a. 7. Smith, Acme, 100; J. ]. Borree,
Ninth heat-C A. Kraft, B. c. W. IS; c. A.
Wyman, Acme, S5; l. Chapman, l. c. c., 90;
A. Scheib; unattached. 100; B. H. Eiford, R.
Tenth heat-J R. Kenna. Acme 40 yards;
a. J. Menne, B. c. W., 65; c. Birdsall. C. c. c.,
so; K. Robinson, s. F. R. c., S5: A. Joost,
1. c; c. C., 80; G. de y0re; c. A. c.. 100.
yards; G. p. Fuller o. C. W, As; J. F. Guinnee,
l. C. c., So; r. Alexander, S. F. R. c.. 80; j.
Posner, unattached, 100; E. Louideck, G. C. c.,
100.
Twelfth heat-L. E. Pels, S. r.. c., 20 yards;
{; II; Staples, Acme, 80; W. T. Warren, o. Cy.,
80; L. r Wagner, .. C. W, 100: C. A. Park
a. c., no; j.. A. Code, o. C. W., $50.
First in each heat to compete in two semi
final heats; first and second in semi-final heats
and third in faster semi-fnal heat to quality
for final.
One mile scratch, amateur: First heat-Tony
Delmas, G. c. c.; f. C. Hansen, c. C.. c.; p
Metcalfe; |. G. c.; G. W. Wyman, Acme; L. E.
Second heat.P. R. Mott, R. C. W; J. E.
Joost, |. c. c.; G: Fl. Staples. Acme.
Third heath. Downing, G. C. c.; C. A.
Kraft, B. c. W; ?. Robinson, S. F. r. c.; E.
Saunders. |. c. c.; r. A. Coulter, C. C. c.
Fourth heat-G, P. Fuller, o. c. W; c. A.
Park A. c.; w. S. Dent, unattached; H H.
Friedlander, S. F. R. c.; J. Mack, l. C. c.
Firth heats; Il, Crafts; y Acme; i, L; T. Olson,
| C. c. c.. g. NJ. Hamlin, s. f. r. C.
Sixth heat-T. Aiborelle, |. G. c.; J. c. Near,
s. R. W; J. J. Carroll, S. J. R. c.; F. l.. Day,
b. c. W; A. Joost, l. C. C.
| Seventh heat-A. ]. Meme, B. C.. w; ii. w
! Squires, Acme; NJ. NJ. Cook, l. c. c.; c. Birdsall
C. C. c.; B. H. Elford, r. c. w.
Eighth heat-A. L. Holling. B. c. w; J. R.
/ Kenna, Acme; Z. c. Barley, l. C. c.; r. Alex
ander, S. F. K. c.; J. ]. Borree, l. e. C.
First in each heat TO compete in two semi
| final heats, first and second in semi-fnal heats
and third in faster semi-final heat to qualify
| for final.
One mile handicap, professional, first heat
w. F. Foster, o. c. w. scratch; F. A. Farland.
S. ]. r. c., % yards; r. l.. Long, B. c.. W., 45 !;
F. E. Schefski, Salt Lake, so; ]. F. Staver Port
land, 20.
scratch; Oscar Osen, 0. Cy., 40 yards; W. A.
Terrill, b. c. W., so; c. l.. Davis, o. G. w., IS !;
Russell Cushing, G. c. c., S5; b. f. Terrill, B.
! c. W., 100.
Third heat-H. E. Mccrea, B. c. W., 25 yards
]. NJ. Campbell, G. C. c., 45 Allan N Jones, O.
C. W, 60; f. NJ. Byrne, 1. C. c., S5; o. L.
Pickard, Acme, 40.
First in each heat and seconds in two fastest
heats, 10 quality for final
| Hanmile scratch, professional, first heat-H
, Z. McCrea, b. c. W; F. A. Mcfarland, s. ].
r. c.; j. NJ. Campbell, Spokane; C. L. Davis,
| o. c. W, and r. l.. Long, B. C. w.
| Second heat-W. F. Foster, o. C. W.; Oscar
Osen, o. Cy.; Russell Cushing, G. C. c.; w. A.
Terrili, B. c. W, ana F. Z. Schefski, Salt Lake.
Third heat-Charles S. Wells, B. c. W; Allan
n. Jones, o. C. W; +. NJ. Byrne, l. c. c.; ]. F.
Staver, Portland and II. F. Terrill, B. C. w.
First in each heat and second in two fastest
heats TO qualify for final.
One mile scratch, professional, first heat-W.
+. Foster, o. c. W; f. A. Mcfarland. s. J. r.
c.; J. +. Staver Portland; Ii. E. McCrea, b. C.
w; C. l.. Davis, o. C. w.
Second heat-Charles S. Wells, B. c. W.; J.
NJ Campbell, G. C. c.; L. NJ. Byrne, /. G. c.;
W. A. Terrill, B. C. w; F. E. Schefski Salt
Lake.
Third heat-R. L. Long, B. C. w; Allan N.
Jones, o. C. W.; Russell Cushing, G. C. c.;
Oscar Osen, o. Cy.; H. F. Terrill, B. c. w.
First in each heat and seconds in two fastest
heats to qualify for final.
The Olympic Cyclers will hold their
much-talked-of minstrel entertainment
and hop this evening at Native Sons Hall
on Mason street, and the immense ad-
vance sale of seats makes its success
assured from financial standpoint, and
from the long and varied list of talent
that will participate the show is sure to be
enjoyable.