The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-05-22
ENTRIES FOR THE RACES
Handicaps of Riders Who Will
Compete at Central Park
Tomorrow.
National Circuit Will Move Eastward
After These Races-Terrill
May Ride.

The entries and handicaps for the second
National circuit race meeting, to be held
at Central Park tomorrow afternoon and
evening, have been announced. There is
a noticeable falling off in the number of
amateur entries, while the professional
events are better filled than they were at
the races last week, which is just as well,
as the professional races are far more
interesting and exciting.
H. B. Freeman of the Bay City Wheel
men, who rode as an amateur until this
week, has joined the ranks of the pros
and will ride his initial race for cash
prize tomorrow. The races in the after
noon will commence at 2 o'clock and IN
the evening, by electric light, at s. The
meet is sanctioned by the League of
American Wheelmen and conducted under
its racing rules and by its authorized
officials.
The following are the entries and handi.
caps:
One mile, handicap, profess ional: First heat
W F. Foster, o. c. W, scratch; H. E. McCrea,
B. c: W, so yards: F. E. schefski, Salt Lake,
so; W. A. Terrill, B. C. W, 65; c. L. Davis, G.
c. c., 20; J: +; Stayer, Portland, so. Second
heat1C; s. Wells We B. {; w scratch; J. E. Ed
c.. 50; W. ]. Evans, Michigan, 20; Russell
Gushing, G. c: c., 80; f. NJ. Byrne, l. C. c., 100.
Third heat-C. r. Coulter, o. c. w, scratch
Allan n. Jones, o. c. W, 45 yards; R. L. Long,
B. c. W., so; W. W. Hatton, B. c. W., 20; Harry
F. Terrill, B. C. W, 80; B. H. Barnes, H. W,
40. Fourth heat-oscar Osep, o. Cy., 90
yards; Eli W1nsett, Washington, 90; K. Z. Dow,
G. c.. c., rs; B. G. Parket, Michigan, 90 H.
B. Freeman, b. c. W., no. Winners of each
heat and second in fastest heat to qualify for
the final
Two-thirds mile scratch, professional: First
heat-C. r. Coulter, o. C. w.; W. A. Terril B.
c. w; Eli Winsett, Washington; F. NJ. Byrne,
I
H. E. McCrea, B. G. w; Allan n. Jones, o. C..
w; B. q. Parker, B. C. W.; Oscar Osen, o. Cy.
J. F. Stayer, |. c. c.; c. L. Davis o. C. W. Third
heat-W. f. Foster, o. c. w. II. f. Terrill, B.
c. W; J. NJ. Campbell, G. C. c.; R. L. Long, B.
c. W; Russell Cushing, G. C. C.. W. W. Hatton,
B. G. W. Fourth heat-C s. Wells, B. C. W
F. E. Schefski, Salt Lake; j. E. Edwards, o. c..
W; W: J. Evans, Michigan; B. H. Barnes, H.
w. Winners OF each heat and second in fast
est heat t.? qualify for the final.
One mile novice; First heath. caches,
G. c. c.; J. W. Ansley, S. F. R. c.; W. H. Smith,
l. c. c.; R. Alexander formerly R. A. Plum.
kett), unattached. Second heat-Albert Scheib,
wall, Z; Z. CT. J. ?. Jaegling, l. c. C. Third
heat-Edward Westphal. o. Cy.; L. E. Pels, s. F.
! R. c.; b. H. Elford, Reliance; F. E. Wulzen,
| Acme. Winners of each heat and second in
| fastest heat to qualify for the final.
Helf-mile scratch, amateur: First heat-T.
a. a 6rlfths, B. G; W.; L; E. Pels, S. f. R. c.. E.
c. Barley, l. c. c.; 4. Alexander formerly R.
A Plunkett), unattached; j. (. Wing, S. J. R.
| c. Second heat-P. R. Mott R A. c. III. Stern
| berg, {. G. c.; b. c. Raynaud, B. c. W; ]. j.
Borree l. C. c.; J. Posner, unattached. Third
heat-t. l.. Day, B. c. W. G. NJ. Hamlin s. f.
R. c.; J. a. Code Jr., o. c. W.; T. Aiborelie, /.
e. C.; f. C. Hansen, G. G. c. Fourth heath.
| Downing, G. G. c.; c. A. Kraft B. c. W: r.
| saunders, !. c. c.; z. A. Deacon, r. A. c. C.
ID. Gooch. X. A: c. Fifth heat-A. II. Agnew,
Acme; B. H. Elford. Z. A. c.; F. Rodolph, o.
Sy.; X. Robson, 5. +. r. c. Winner Of each
/ heat to qualify for final.
One-mlle handicap, amateur: First heat
r K Mott, r. a. c., 20 yards: G. NJ. Hamlin
5. +. K. C., 40; e. A. Kraft, B. C. w 60: r
Alexander formerly K. A. Plunkett), unat-
tached, SO; j.. Posner. unattached, 100: L. T.
Wagner, q; c; W, 100. Second heat-J. E.
Wing, S; j. R. c, 80 yards; A H. Agnew,
Acme, so; F. l.. Day B. c. W., So; T. Aibo,
relic, |. c. c., so; ". F. Code, unattached and
A. NJ. Posner, unattached, 100. Third heat
I. A. Grifhths, b. c. W, % yards; B. c. Raw
maud, B. c. W, SO; F. E. Wulzen, Acme. IS ::
w. E. Klotz, c: c. c., 80; J. U. Borree, |. c. c.
100; Fourth heat-L. L. Pels, S. F R. c., rs
dolph, O. Cy., 80; Z. Westphal, o. Cy., and B.
IL. Elford, K. A c., 100; J. A Code o. w
100. First in each heat and second in fastest
heat to qualify for final.
Harry F. Terrill of the BAY CITY Wheel
men, who was suspended by the referee al
the Santa Rosa races on May 2 has been
relnstated by the racing board, and will
ride in to-morrow's events.
This will be the last of the National cir.
cult on this coast this year, as it starts
south and then east after Tomorrow
Many of the professionals who will ride
tomorrow will follow the circuit east as
the large cash prizes offered are a great in
ducement, and the man who wins two or
three first prizes per month only will
make several hundred dollars thereny