The San Francisco call., 1896-11-25
oYoLE RACES TOMORROW.
Entries and Handicaps for the Meet at
the Velodrome.

Entries and Handicaps for the Meet al
the yelodrome.
The following are the entries and handi-
caps for the meet to be held tomorrow
afternoon at the new Velodrome track:
Two-tnirds mile scratch, professional: First
heat-C Z. Dow. C. C. c.; II. E. McCrea. b. c.
W.; Ed Chapman, o. C. w; ]. L. Edwards, !.
G. C. Second heat-Hardy Downing, 6. c. c.
P. Metcali, ]. C. C.; H. F. Terrill, B. C. W; w.
B. C. W.; A. n. Jones. o. c. W.; D. E. Whit
man, G. C. c.; A. NJ. Boyden, A. C. First two
in each heat qualify for final
hes% rerT eandcaR E G. We ssqaeh
Jones. o. C. W., 25 yards; W. Z. Becker, o. c.
W, so; C. f. Dow. c. c. c., 80; H. L. McCrea,
B. {. W, 100; A; M NJ Boyden; A: C., l40; r.
B. C. W., scratch; II. E. Terrill, B. G. W., 40
yards; Hardy Downing. G. q. c., 90; D. E.
Whitman, G. G. C., 75; J. E; Edwards, G. G,
140; Horace Slater 1855; Ed Chapman, o. c..
W., l7O First three in each heat to qualify
for final.
one-mile handicrp. amateur: First heat
S F. R. c.. % yards; P. A. Deacon R. A. c., 40 I;
E. ]. Smith. Acme. so; NJ. S. Meyer. un. 100.
Second heat-P. R. Mott, RIA. c.. 25: B. II.
60; A H. Agnew. Acme, 20; W. S. Bacon, O. c.,
50. Third heat-C. NJ. Goodwin, S. F. r. C., 45;
c. D: Gooch, r. A. c., 45; J. s. Brereton, K. A.
c., 80; +. l. Norton, B. c. W., 65; j. J. Borree,
K. A. e., rs. First aud second i'll each heat to
qualify for final.
Half-mile exhibition by Walter F. Foster,
paced by the quadruplet manned by r. E.Dow.
A. NJ. Boyden, Ed Chapman and +. NJ. Byrne.
Tandem match race, best two in three. mile
heats, contestants TO start at opposite sides of
the track, between julius Smith and Gail
Harden brook, G. Z. c., and Charles Kraft and
Sydney b. Vincent, b. G. w.
Half-mile trial against time-J. r. Kenna.
B. c. W., paced by the quad.
Hali-mile tandem trial against the American
recOrQ-GeOrge Il. Di yOn and w l., In0s.
AT the meet last Saturday Foster and
Wells got the American two-mIle record
and Foster the three, four and five, while
w. A. Terrlll got the one-miie "pro." COM
petition coast record. J. r. Kenna got
the one-mile amateur competition and
one-mile amateur paced records.
A pool tournament is in progress
among the members OF the Bay City
Wheelmen at their clubhouse on Golden
Gate avenue, and the billiard-room is
crowded nightly in consequence. A great
deal of interest is manifested in the
games and the friendly rivalry and yalu-
able prizes offered add to the excitement.
The entries and handicaps are:
]. N. Pike, F. L. Day, H. W. spalding, rs; A.
George l. Hall. John W. Leavitt. George 2.
Caldwell 60; S. Plummer DIR. E. 7. Merry, SO;
NJ. s. Harloe, 55; Austin Kanzee, 80; ]. B.
Roberts, As; A. W. Rhys, 40.
Four games were played Monday night.
Hall IS beat Dav rs by one point Merry
5S beat Harloe 55 by 80 balls Kellom IS
beat Caldwell 90 by 20 balls. Menne 65
won from Kanzee so by balls. The play.
ing was all good, that in the Hall Day
match being of the sensational order.
In the games played last night Pike
played rs to Rhys' 1s, putting up one of
the best games seen at the club. Spald-
ing, another scratch man, made his score
when "elch, who had to play 65, had
made 81.
The games will continue each evening.
and the tournament is expected to last
about three weeks.