The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-12-03
rates to points in the West Indies and South
America of from 10 to 80 per cent.
CYCLE MEET ENTRIES.
Handicaps and Programme for the
Velodrome Races Next Saturday
Afternoon.

Velodrome Races Next Saturday
Afternoon.
The following are the entries handicaps
and programme for the big cycle meet to
be held at the Velodrome track next Sat-
urday afternoon:
yelodrome shield race, one mile, profess
sional-In this race con testants start from OPP
posite sides of the track and ride unpaced.
The winner of the shield receives $40 per
week while the trophy is rightfully held by
him. W. A. eBob'0 Terrill, B. C. W., San
Francisco; w. E. Becker, o. c. W., Mlnneapo-
lis.
Two-thirds of mile scratch, amateur-First,
suit $780, second, overcoat $Zo; third, mer-
Jimmy" Mcfarland, O.. c. w. One man to
qualify for final in each heat. First heat: ?.
R. Mott. R. A. c.. Oakland; George Krutz, o.
C. W., San Francisco; E. LANCER, l. c. c., San
Francisco; A. H. Agnew, Acme, Oakland; B. G.
Raynaud, B. C. W., San Francisco.
Second heat-J. R. Kenna, B. c. W., Oak
land; s. W. Leitch, c. c. W., Sacramento; c.
c., Oakland.
Third heat-C. ]. Birdsall. &C. G., San Fran
cisco; G. H. Crafts, Acme, Oakland; P. A. Dea-
W.. San Francisco.
Fourth heath. W. squires, Acme, Oakland;
G. NJ. Hamlin, c. G. W., Sacramento; W. B.
Plumb R. A. c. Oakland; B. H. Elford, R. A.
c., Oakland: S. B Vincent, B. C. W., San
Francisco.
Filth heat-E F. Russ, O. C. W.. San Fran
cisco; E. Saunders. o. C. W., San Francisco:
B. C. W., San Francisco.
Two-thirds of mile, scra tch, professional
First, $50: second, SO; third, S15 ~ Coast
heat first and second in each to qualify for the
HI. B. Freeman, B. C. W., Haywards: :
Hardy Downing, G. c. c., San Jose; Ed Chap
W., San Francisco; o. L. Stevens. o. C. W.,
Ottumwa, Iowa; F. NJ. Byrne, l. C. c. San Fran
cisco.
SECOND heath. +. Terrill, B. c. W., San
geles; Walter f. Foster, 0. c. w, San Fran
cisco Horace Slater, B. c. W.. {. Phoenix, Ariz !;
A. NJ. Boyden, A. c., Oakland; A. N. Jones, o.
Third Seat-w. E. Becker. o. c. W. Mime
apolis Peter Metcalf, l. C. c., San Francisco;
II. E. McCrea, B. C. w, Los Angeles; C. E. Dow.
c. c. c.. Seattle; W. A. IeTrlil, B; C. W., San
Half mile exhibition, tandem, amateur
Worlds record, 81 Sec; coast and VeloGrome
record, 81 Is, by Gooch and Elford. R. A. c.;
o. G. W.
Half-mile handicap, amateur First, suit,
$50; second, overcoat, $50; third, merehan-
Moody, G. C. c.. first in each heat to qualify
for final. First heath. w. Squires Acme,
Oakland, 10 yards; Charles Kraft, B. C. W.,
San Francisco, % yards; +. I: Jordan, R. a. G..
Oakland, 80 yards; George Kroetz. o. c. W.,
San Francisco, 40 yards; E. LANCER, l. c. c.,
San Francisco, 65 yards.
Second heath. H. Elford R. a. c., Oakland,
% yards; B. C. Raynaud, B. C. w :, 80 yards;
E. F. Russ, o. C. W, San Francisco, 40 yards;
A. H. Agnew, Acme, Oakland, 45 yards; E. R.
Williams, R. A. c.. Oakland, SO yards.
Third heat-C ]. Birdsall, c. C. c., San Fran
cisco, Is yards P. r. Mott, R. A. c., Oakland,
20 yards; Frank Holcomb. Un. San Fran
cisco, 35 yards; W. B. Plumb r. A. c., Oak
land, 40 yards; J. Galindo, Acme, Oakland, 45
yards; F. L. Norton, B. c. W., San Francisco,
SO yards.
Fourth heat-J R. Kenna, Oakland, scratch y
G. M. Hamlin, S. F. r. C., Sacramento, 20
Saunders, |. C. c., San Francisco, so yards.
Fifth heats. W. Leitch, c. c. W, Sacramen-
to, 10 yards; S b; Vincent B. G. W., San Fran
land 30 yards; J. S. Brereton R. A. c.. Oak
land, 80 yards; A. E. Cumbers, A. c., Alameda,
40 yards; d. E. Francis, Un., San Jose, 80
yards.
One-mile exhibition, professional, paced
yelodrome record by Walter F. Foster, O. C.
W.. 1859. F. A. tZimmy) Mcfarland o. G. W.
First appearance in California since leaving
the National circuit.
Five-mile exhibition, tandem, amateur, I'M
paced-Coast and worlds record, 1927, by Sd
ger and Swanbrough of Denver. George E.
Dixon, B. q. W., and w. L. Loos o. c. w.
The handicapping was done by R. A.
Smyth of the League OF American Wheel
men.
There is no change in the situation of
the contest for the presidency of the Cali
fornia Associated Cycling Clubs as told in
THE CALL yesterday. The three candi-
dates. E. B. Jerome, A. P. Swain and A.
w. Wehe, are doing their best to secure
plurality of the votes of the sixty odd del
egates, which seem 10 be about equally
divided thus far. The president-eIect will
have the appointment of the chairman of
the road racing board, a plum which
many of the clubs would like 10 nave.
f. A. Mcfarland, 0. L. Stevens and w.
F. Knapp are expected from the East to-
day and will appear at the Velodrome
Saturday.
R. C. Lennie will assist in presenting
the game of royal cycling, new Eastern
fad of great popularity, at the Velodrome
as soon as necessary preparations can be
made.