The San Francisco call., 1896-05-15

cap, amateur, and the preliminary heats
OF the mile handicap, professional. The
tnal heat OF this race will be run in the
evening, together with a mile scratch,
amateur, and half-mlle scratch, profes-
sional.
Members OF the League of American
Wheelmen will be admitted to the park at
reduction OF % cents upon any priced
ticket they may purchase upon showing
their membership cards. This concession
was granted upon the request of Chief
Consul Kerrigan
1t will be noted, probably with some sur
prise by those familiar with recent cycle
events, that Harry +. Terrill is entered in
all the professional races at Central
Park tomorrow, although he has
been suspended by the racing board.
Terriil sent in his entry and it was put
through the usual course, being given TO
the Handicapped, but r. Nj. Welch, mem
Der of the racing board, TO whom the ques.
ton was put by The CALL representative,
stated that under no circumstances would
Terrill be allowed on the track or even in
side the grounds anywhere except in the
grand stand. "He has been suspended
and it's useless for him to think that such
suspension will be raised as the fault was far
too aggravated. He will only waste time and
annoy meet promoters by sending in his
entry as he cannot be allowed to ride. and
any track on which he was permitted to do
so would be refused further sanctions, and
any man riding against him would be sus-
pended. How long Terriu will remain
under the ban of the racing board 1 can
not say; certainly until he pays the fine of
SO imposed upon him and apologies to
Referee Plummer, whom he insuited at
Santa Rosa; it may be for years and it
may be forever" said Mr.. Welch, smiling
at the aptness OF the quotation he had un-
consciously used.
The National circuit date at Santa
Monica on Saturday, May %, having been
abandoned, it has been suggested to hold
the circuit followers here and give an
other meet at the Central Park track on
| that day. This will probably be done, as
the racing board is willing to grant the
sanction, so that this City will be favored
with two circuit meets. Last year it had
none, and this will make up for it.
Next Sunday will be day of club runs
for the cycling organizations hereab bouts
The Acmes and Olympic wheelmen will
have joint run. the Garden CITY cyclers
and Olympic cyciers another, the Outings
20 to Redwood City, the Bay City Wheel
men to Petaluma, Liberty Cycling Club to
San Jose and return, San Francisco Road
Club to Redwood City, Camera Club cyclists
to the park, with the other clubs vet to be
heard from. Full particulars as to start
ing time, etc., Will be given in THE CALL
tomorrow.
The Olympic cvclers' minstrel show and
dance at Native Sons Hall last evening
was great success, and was thoroughIV
enjoyed by all who attended. The enter
tainmeEt given was excellent, and the
members who took part acquitted them
selves admirably.
John 81. Wits, captain of the Crescent
Bicycle Club of Fall River, Mass. who
rode from that point to this City last wear,
started on his return trip awheel yester.
day He was escorted part wav by mem.
bers of the San Francisco Road CHM tn
which he belongs. Wits hopes to make
the trip IN sufficiently fast time to lower
all existing transcontinentaI records.