The herald., 1896-07-05

| tlIne, O0.UO SD.
Thirty-third pocketknife-J. d. Loor
8 minutes; time, 56:07.
Thirty-third, foot pump-J. r. Shafer
minutes; time, 55:07 1-5.
Thirty-ffth. pocketknife-S. E. Swatz
minutes; time. 55:13 4-5
| thirty sixth, foot pump E. Sand
strom, 31s minutes; time, IA 2-5.
! Inirty-seventh, pocketkpife-C. NJ
Good, minutes; time. SO 50.
| Thrty-eighth, foot pump-Jas Pack
ham. minutes; time. $685. lis.
| Thirty ninth, Trenton cyclometer-
| Arthur Verde. 8 minutes; time, 57:1O A. 5
| Fortieth, pocketknife - Elmer Refs
den. minutes; time. So: IL AS.
Forty-first, foot pump-C. n. Sher.
man. minutes; time. 5l:25.
Forty-second, cap-P. F. Freeman.
! minutes; time. 56:25 Is
Forty third, Thiele bicycle lock, BY
Axtelle Cycle company-B. Rose, min
| utes; time, 54:294-5.
Forty-fourth. cap-E. A. Williams,
| minutes; time. 81: :56 as
Forty-fifth, cyclometer-R. F. "
Campton, minutes; time, 59:13 As.
Others who finished were in the fol-
lowing order:
Forty-sixth-A. Badillo. minutes
time, 57:2s
Forty-seventh-Carl Rapp, minutes
time, 1929 2-5.
Forty-eighth-G. Rodriguez, scratch;
time. 5o:31 2-5.
Forty y-ninth-Emil Ulbricht, scratch;
time, 81 3-6
Fiftieth-EDnil R. Luebert, minutes:
time, 5S:82.
Fifty first-E. Corson. minutes. time
57:32 1-5
Fffty- y-second-James Ryan, minutes
time. 69:02 1-5
Futy-third-R. D. Mussey, scratch:
time. 51:10 2-5
Fifty-fourth-W. NJ. Jenkins, s1k min
utes; time, "a 50 2-5
FIFTY ffth-Fictor Lang, Z minutes;
time. 5S:49 2-5
Fifty-sixth--E. E. Wood. minutes.
time, So: 81 2-5.
y-seventh-Harrry Wiley, 5 min
utes; time, So: SO 2-5
Fifty-eighth-C. E. Rose, minutes;
time, 57:35 2-5.
Fifty -ninth-H. ]. Maie, minutes:
time, 60:4O2 20
Sixtieth-F. ]. w. Patterson, min
utes; time. Al 20
Sixty -first-C. H. Wooolton. 31b min
utes; L. j. Johnson, Z minutes; w. G.
Obenhauer, minutes. and H. T. Jar
chow, minutes. put in an appearance
between $40 and $50
THE PRIZE WINNERS.
G. Seymour-A. d. Thompkins, eight
eenth place; time, 5000 1-5.
Second, Turkish leather club-G. Rod
riquez, forty eighth place; time,
50:31 20
Third, gold stop watch-Emil Ulbricht;
time, 50:31 2-5.
Fourth, gentleman's dressing case
w. r, Ruess; time, 51:5 2-o.
Fifth. camera and case. donated by
Tufts-Lyons Arms Co.-Harold Hawks
time. 51:07 2-5.
Sixth, membership L. A. A. club-R.
d. Mussey; time, 51:10 20.
Seventh. pocket kodak camera-J. e.
Sandstrom; time, b0:44 20.
Ninth, pearl handled pocket knife
William Hoke jr. time, :59 2-5.
Tenth, pearl handled pocket nife-R.
H. Jewell; time, 5215 4-5
INCIDENTS OF THE RACE.
w. NJ. Jenkins and Phil Kitchen, who
both started from the 312 minute mark,
had their chances spoiled early in the
race by an indiscrete young rider who
upset them both just past the Wash
ington street postoffice. Both got severe
and sanguinary falls, Kitchen conclud-
ing not to go on. Jenkins, however,
braced up that famous nerve of his and
rode bravely on. though much disfigured
by dust and gore. Subsequently he was
discovered wandering round Santa Mon
lea with a very long twisted cigar in
his mouth, barefoted and barelegged,
saving his bandaged knees.
Emil Ulbricht smiled his sardonic
smile when asked for a story of the
race, and said You won't get much
Out of me, you know. Rodriguez and [
were together the whole way. The road
was very dirty, no more than last year,
though and l would likel stein.''
Cupid Stephenson thinks he will have
to bring along his wings next year. He
said: The same old story. l hollered
to the men in front of men to stop,
when l got out of breath; but, strange
to say, they wouldn't" Fay has ridden
in every road race yet, and means to
continue, provided the committee Will
keep up with his increase of adipose It's
sue.
C. F. Gates selected the slaughter
house for a temporary resting place.
his latest gear giving away.
A. d. Tompkins, the time winner. who
is wellknoWn as an all-round athlete,
and has established a great record for
himself as a member of the Riverside
club of New Jersey, got into
one very bad place en- route, for he
couldn't pedal his wheel through the
dust and had to dismount, thereby losing
at least ten seconds.
c. A Cowan broke his chain and had
10 walk several miles.
Howard Squires of Redlands had per-
haps the worst luck of all. At Seventh
street the inevitable dog came into CON
tact with his wheel and Squires got a
very nasty tumble, his machine being
knocked out of shape
Leslie Jenkins and f. r. Northmore
collided and both We're badly cut and
bruised
r. F. Y Compton fell and cut his hands
and left leg.
The majority of the men at the end of
the race resembled chimney sweeps and
scavengers, but a dip in the briny or a
tub bath soon restored their spoilt
beauty.
AN ANNOUNCEMENT
The committee have issued the follow
Ing notice: THE official report of the
Santa Monica road race is as figured out
by the timekeepers and scorers, but
place position is subject to Investigation
by the race and handicap committee
which will meet at the Athletic club on
Tuesday evening"
THE OFFICIALS
The officials of the race were as fol-
lows:
Referee. j. Phil Percival; starter. II
c. f. Smith; marshal, f. W. Kinsey:
Judges, H. M. Lee, ]. T. Cook. Hugh
Glassell, j. A. Kelly, D. C. McGarvin. ]
W. A. Off; timers, DIR. II. Bert Ellis. 7.
3. Ihayer. w. Knippenberg. H. C. f.
smith, j. Phil Percival; scorers, DR. w
y. Kennedy, w. A. Tufts, C. f. McKeae
Edwin Clark, DR. F. D. Bullard, O. O
Orr.
Every man should read the advertise
ment of Thomas Slater on page % of
this paper.