The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-08-20
CENTRAL PARK RACES.
Entries and Handicaps for the Bicycle
Meet Next Saturday.


Entries and Handicaps for the Bicycle
Meet Next Saturday.
A great deal of interest has been awak-
ened among the wheelmen over the cycle
race meet to be held at the Central Park
track next Saturday afternoon, and the
match race on that day between w. A.
Terrill of the Bay City Wheelmen and
Allan N. Jones of the Olympic Club
Wheelmen has created no end of discus
sion
The entries for The different events
closed esterday. ana those for the handi-
cap events were at once turned over to R.
A. Smyth, the official Handicapped of the
League of American Wheelmen. The
complete entry-list, with handicaps, is as
follows:
heat, W. A. Terrill, B. c. w.. scrach; C. L. Da-
yards; A. NJ Boyden, IS yards second heat at
A. n. Jones, Q. c: W., scratch; H. T. Terrill, B.
C. W., 80 yards; j. E. Edwards. o. c., 45 yards;
d. Z. Whitman, o. c. W., 80 yards; a. H.
Rabe, Un., 120 yards.
Mile handicap, amateur-First heat; ]. E.
Wing, o. c. w, scratch; E. E. Languetin, B. c.
W, 20 yards; C. D. Gooch, R. A c., 80 yards;
C. J. Birdsall, C. C.. c., so yards; E. R. VIII
liams, R. A. c., 80 yards; H. B. Williams, I'm,
100 yards.
Second heat-P. R. Mott, R. A. c., 20 yards;
W. ]. Bell, o. C, W., 80 yards; H. Ten Bosch, c.
c.. W., 90 yards; f. T. Jordan, R. A. c., 80
yards, c: Langley. Un., 80 yards; A. Tneisen,
Third heat-G. w. Tantau, o. c. W.. scratch;
H. w. Squires Acme, 10 yards; Walter Lietch,
c. G. w, 80 yards; L. E. Pels, S. F. K. c., rs
yards; w. B. Plumb, r. A. c., 80 yards; c. s.
Richetson, unattached, IS yards; F. Hansen,
c. c. c., 80 yards.
Fourth heat-J. Hirsch. c. C. w, 20 yards;
P. NJ. Lefevre, Acme, 35 yards; J. S. Brereton,
yards; c. F. Lennon, o. c. W., 80 yards; Sam
Perry, unattached, 80 yards
Fifth heats. B. Vincent, B. e. W., IS yards
dolph, Q. c., 20 yards; R. A. Coulter, C. C. c.,
rs yards; ]. A Code, o. C. W., 30 yards; E.
Saunders. P; U. c., 80 yards.
Three mile, scratch, amateur: First heat
c. D. Gooch, A. c.; H. W. squires, Acme; G. W.
Tantau, o. c. W; A. Theisen, c. c. c.; E. r.
Williams, r. A G..
Lietch, c. c. W; E Pels, S. f. R. c.; J. S.
Brereton, R. A. c.; &. A. Coulter, C. C. c.
Third hest-s. B: Vincent, B. C. W.; ]. E.
Wing, O, c. W.; +; Handen, G. G. c.; F. t. Jor-
dan, K. A c.; E. Saunders, P. U. C.
Fourth heat-P. r. Mott, r. A. c.; ]. Hirsch,
c. C.. W; P. NJ. Lefevre. Acme; J. A. Code, o. C.
W.; C. j. Birdsall, C. C. Z.
Fifth heat-P. A. Deacon, r. A. c.; W. J.
Bell, o. c. W.; H. Ten Bosch, c. C. W: F. e
Rudolph, o. c.; Sam Perry. I'm.
Sixth heat-E. E. Languetln, B. C. W: H
Sternberg, c. c. c.; J. r. Kenna, Acme; W. B.
Plumb, r. A. G.
One-mile match race, best two in three. mile
heats, between w. A. Terrill, Bay CITY Wheel
men, and Allan n. Jones, Olympic Club Wheel
men.
The pacing for the match race will be
done by r. T.. Dow of the Garden City
Cyclers and ]. E. Edwards of the Olympic
Club Wheelmen, both crack professional
riders. The men will ride mile heats. the
winner of two out of three to get purse
of $500. On either form or past perform
ance it will be hard to say which has the
best of the match, and between the club
mates Of the racers opinion seems to be
a bout equally divided, each having an
equal number OF supporters.
1t will be noted with surprise by those
who have followed the racing game in this
State that A. M. Boyden has not entered
from any club in the professional race.
Boyden is q member of the Reliance Club.
but it is understood he is about to leave
side of the bay-either the Olympic or Bay
City.
Edwin s. Stoddard, of the Bay City
Wheelmen, is again in the City. He
started about month ago to go to Mex
leo, intending to continue from there to
Central and South America, but found it
cheaper to return here and take the
steamer for those points.
F. C. Chandler. S. G. Chapman and w.
f. Knapp. connected with the cycle trade
of this City, who left for the antipodes
about two months ago, have been sending
in large orders for wheels. Chandler is
ex pected back on the Monowai to-day or
and the others may come Mt
the same time. What they will have to
say about the trade there will be of in
tense interest to the dealers of this CITY.
some of whom are overstocked and would
welcome the opportunity to shir to for
eign market lust now