The San Francisco call., 1896-03-03

Mckay. B. c. w; J. +. Lynch, !; G; G.; J. D.
Heat S-Percy Mott, r. A. c.; Ed Chapman,
Q. c. w; A. L. Holling, B. c. W.; E. F. Russ,
Heat &C. NJ. Smith G. C. c.; W. W. Need.
ham, o. C. W.; H. A. Goddard, B. c. W.; NJ. NJ.
Cook. 1. c. c.; A. Theison c. c. c..
Heat 1O-Emil Languetin, B. c; W.; J; E..
Scott, Acme; Ed LANCER, l, G. c.; A. Young, Un.
SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH z.
One-mile invitation; First heat Fred L.
Day, B. C. W.; Percy R. Mott. r. A. c.; F. r.
Hest PC: < N Smith, G; 6; c. E ] Emil n Langue-
Heat 3-George Tantau, o. C. W.; A. J.
Menne, B. c. W; L. S. Leavitt, S. F. R.C
Heat 4-Tony Delmas, G. G. c.: Ed Chapman,
0. G. W.; Thomas Boyd, c. c. c.
Heat Sc. H. Krafts, Acme; V. A. Benson,
G. c. c.; A. Theison, C. c. C.
Heat 81. c. Williamson, s. R. W.; 7. S. Hall,
B. c. W.: M. F. Pels, S. f. +. c.; E. c. Barley,
Heat Up. NJ Lefevre, Acme; Peter Metcalie,
]. G. c.; A. NJ. Boyden, r. A. C.
One-mile post race: First heat. E. Ed
wards, Q. vi R. Robinson S. F. R. c.; Il. b.
Heat 2-H Downing. G. c. c.; F. L. Day. B.
c. W; Ernest Ward, Y. N. G. a:
Heat 3-R. L. Long, B. C. W.; G. H. Krafts,
Acme; Albert Young, I'm.
son, S. R. W; B. ]. Raynaud, B. c. W. :,
cnis1S neat sMiiaG " u 4e09aP Ra f. a & kuTsel
Alborelle, /. c. C.
Heat CT: A. GrifHths, B. c. W.; s. Leav-
lit, s. +; R. C.; F; B: May, C; c..
b.. W.; A; Bozio. &c. c.; P. NJ; Lefevre, Acme.
Heat 9-M. Alderman, S. F. r. c.; A. ].
Mfnne B. g w IsedSumg l. ddSSumg,d 4 G. 49,
| new, Acme; V. A. Benson, G. c. c.; Peter Nor
ran.
Heat 1O-E. Languetin, B. c. W; F. R. Thiel,
s. F: r. G.; Charles Goodwin, S. F. R. c.; M NJ.
0e Heat t. 1i.E. l. c. Barley, I. c. c.; George Tan
tau, Q. G; W.; George Clabrough, 1. c. c..
| Heat led Chapman, o. c. W.; G. w.
| Thomas, c. c. c.: Ed LANCER, /. c. G.
Ten-mile club cup race: Third heat--Acme
| Club Wheelmen, Bay City Wheelmen, Garden
City Cyclers, Olympic Club Wheelmen.
Insert Bicycle Tournament
The handicaps of the men will be an
nounced on the night before each handi-
cap race occurs. The heats for the events
next week will be arranged tomorrow.
| Every possible effort is being made by
| the Southern Pacific Company to encour-
| age good attendance from interior towns
to the bicycle show. A special rate OF 81
| for the round trip. including admission to
| the show, has been made from San Jose
and Santa Clara, the tickets to be good on
the afternoon train of the 7th and the
morning train of the 8th. General Passen-
ger Agent T. H. Goodman has issued a
circular letter to passenger agents within
radius of 1OU miles advising them to make
known the fact of the great bicycle show
and tournament to all interested in BIZ
cycling, and informing the agents that
they may offer a rate of one regular fare
and one-third for parties of fifteen persons
or more who may want to make the trip
together. For parties of fifty persons or
more lower rate than this will be made.
Those who hold return tickets, it is fur
ther stated, will be able to secure admis-
sion to the show for % cents, one-half the
regular rate.
W. A. Terrill. the crack racer Of the Bay
City Wheelmen, who has been on the Ma
tional racing circuit, returned yesterday.
and was at the Pavilion in the afternoon
trying the new track. He was much
pleased with it and will probably enter all
the events for which he is eligible. He
and C. S. Wells are both heavyweight
racers, each weighing over 200 pounds, but
they are experienced riders and found no
difficulty in negotiating the curves of the
track.
The wheelmen are enthusiastic over the
approaching tournament, which will with
out doubt eclipse anything of the kind
ever held on the coast. .