The herald., 1896-11-23

Harry Duf1ll, E. S. A. A; o. c. Mueller,
L. A. A: c.; J. F. Spence, U. S. c.
High jump. S. Morrill,, Harry Duff
fill, Fred o. Brock, l.. A. M. A; E. r.
Wright.
One mile bicycle. novice-A. H. Nor
ris. U. S. c.; S. F. Druatt, L. e. Maud
Henry Baetz, Charles Webster, D. B.
Cromwell. F. G. birmingham, r. B.
Rogers. Pomona; w. F. Clark, Pomo-
ma; ]. e. Sandstrom, San Pedro; Ar
thur Burgess. A. S. Arvlzie.
One mile bicycle, open-W. Brother
ton. Charles E. Stauter, H. B. Crom-
we'll F. g. Birmingham, S. D. Loucks,
j. E. Smith. j. e Sandstrom. ]. w.
Austin, r. c. Hamlin, Albert Dicker-
son.
Three mile bicycle handicap-A. H.
d. B. Cromwell, s. D. Loucks. r. B.
Rogers. w. F. Clark, J. E. Smith, j. E.
Sandstrom, Charles Webster, j. w. Aus
tin. Albert Dickerson.
The pole vault, hammer throw and
hop, step and jump did not fill. so will
be eliminated from the list of events.
PRIZES FOR THE EVENTS.
100yard novice-First. gold medal
(value s15); second silver medal (value
$1O).
10o-yard handicap-First, gold watch
(value s2O); second, carving set (value
S15); third, l.. A. A. c. admission certif-
icate (value $10)
120-yard hurdle-First. opera glasses
(value S15); second, watch (value $10).
44O-yard run-First, Link cuff buttons
(value $15); second, silver comb and
brush (value $10).
Hop, step and Jump-First, set ring
I've 1tIo diov mir, (xya 1IIo
s1O).
High jump-First, clock (value $15);
second, cane and umbrella (value s1O).
Pole vault-First, diamond pin (valun
$15); second, silver shaving mug and
brush (value S10).
Hammer throw-First, shotgun (value
$15); second, diamond scarfpin (value
$10).
One mile bicycle. novice-First, gold
medal (value s15); second silver medal
(value $10).
One mile bicycle, open-First, overcoat
(value $20) second bicycle suit (value
(s15) third, L. A. w. badge (value $3.50.
Three mile bicycle handicap-First,
suit of clothes (value $50; second, ath-
letic goods (value s1O) third, L. A. w.
badge (value $50.
OFFICERS.
Referee-H. G. F. Smith.
Starter-Will Knippenberg.
Judges-Dr. H. Bert Ellis, Jno. f.
Brink. A. c. Way.
Field judges-Theo Bessing, H. Jones
Bateman, Kathsl Kerr.
Timers-J. S.. Thayer, Geo. w. Will
hanson, d. e. Welcome.
Announcer-Fat Fay Stephenson.
Scorers-I. S. Logan and Ed Cook.
Clerk of course-Walter M. McStay.
The fifteen-round boxing exhibition
between Billy Gallagher of Oakland and
Harry Slater of New Orleans on the
night of Thanksgiving will prove an in
teresting climax to the afternoons
sport, and is attracting much atteption
among the lovers of this sport. Both
men are in the pink of condition, and
are considered a very even match. Gal
lagher has appeared in number of ex-
hibitions in this city, and is well known
as fair and clever boxer while Slater
brings an equally good reputation from
New Orleans, where he has met and
defeated some of the best men in his
class. He was also the sparring partner
of Jack Everhardt for year, up to
the time he left to come to this city.
The match is at catch weights, in which
Slater will have several pounds the
best of it. An excellent list of pre-
lininaries has been arranged, which
will serve to whet the appetites of the
audience for the events of the evening,
as follows: j. A. Burns and Joe Cot
ton. four rounds; Jack Burkhardt and
Billy Rapp four rounds; Young Asavedo
and Sargent of Minneapolis, four rounds.
The entertainment commences at $50,
and an effort will be made to have it
concluded so that Pasadena and Santa
Monica people can catch the last car.
Next Tuesday evening will be ladies'
night at the club. Two bronze bar
contests will be given the same evening,
viz: climbing the rope and putting the
sixteen-pound shot. Music and dane
ing will for the principal part of the
evenings entertainment.
The Athletic club is in receipt of a
proposition from San Diego to bring the
local team there for a football game.
They also want return game in this
city. The Examiner announces that
the Reliance club of Oakland will play
the Athletic club team in this city during
holiday week and Berkeley on New
Years day. Secretary McStay made
them such proposition a week ago but
has received no authentic acceptance
of the same as yet Such a series would
prove the biggest attraction in football
that Los Angeles has ever seen.