The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1897-11-06
A WHEEL EVENING
Scheduled for 7. M. c. A. ON The
18th Instant.
IN HONOR OF FAST RIDERS
Cyclists Of City to Be Invited - A
Little Show Music and
Refreshments.

Secretary Coleman and the Y NJ. G.
gentlemanly sports and especially in
cycling. 1t is for account of this that
there will be Wheelman's Evening
at the Y. M. G. A. on the 18th inst.
The last races in which the Coast boys
are to take part so far as arranged
will be held on the 10th. Those who
will return to the Coast will book for
the up steamer Of the 18th.
This event will be especially in honor
of Mr.. Conkling the manager, Trilby
Fowler, the trick rider and Jones,
Sharrick and Whitman, the speed
merchants. However, all the men who
have ridden on the new track will be
guests of honor and all the wheelmen
of the city will be invited.
Every room in the big Association
building will be used on this occasion.
The reception committee besides Mr..
Coleman and other officers of the AS
ISOLATION will be Messrs. Rice, Geo.
Howard, Templeton, DR.. High, Benner,
0. H. Walker, G. H. Tracy and G. N.
Rose.
A skeleton program has been pre-
pared. 1t will include songs, recita-
tions, music by an orchestra, trick
riding by Trilby Fowler and game OF
basket ball. Light refreshments will
be served. Some songs are being writ
ten for this particular evening. The
glee club will be good one and will
present some surprises.
In the reading room there will be
on the evening of the 18th bit Of a
bicycle show. There are eight wheel
houses in Honolulu. Each one will have
table and will show two machines
thereon. The dealers very readily and
willingly agreed to this plan.
At Cyclomere tonight will be pre-
sented the best program yet by long
odds. The feature is of course the
Jones-Sharrick match, though there
will be great interest in several races
and in the efforts of Martin and Dam
on to lower the track lap records OF
their two classes. Jones and Sharrick
everyone is convinced will ride their
very best. They have been pitted
against each other several times and
as to the best man it is a dead guess.
The events and entries are as follows
First heat, mile match race, Jones
and Sharrick, paced by Whitman.
Mile open, novice-First heat: Joe
Santos, julius Freitas, M. V. Souza
F. Sylvester, J. Machado, P. Correa
M. Rodriguez Second heat-T. Tread
way, J. H. Young, Otto Berndt, Nige
Jackson, Ed. Paris.
Half-mile handicap, PROFESSIONAL
Geo. Sharrick and Allan Jones
scratch: D. Whitman, 80 yards; Geo
Martin, 40 yards; J. Sylvia, 40 yards
D. G. Sylvester, 80 yards; Geo. Angus
80 yards.
Second heat match race.
Mile open for boys-TheO. Fishel
Ned Crabbe, Frank Williams, J. Rodri
guez, Joe Decker, J. Botelho.
Two-thirds mile handicap, (ama
teur): First heat-Fred. Damon
scratch; VIM. Lyle, 20 yards; Henry
Giles. 20 yards; Chas. Brede, 40 yards
Nigel Jackson, so yards. Second heat
Tom King, scratch; Arthur Giles, II
yards: Ed. Paris, 80 yards; Chas. Muir
ray. 80 yards; K. B. Porter, 80 yards
Exhibition one-third mile, flying
start for Island Professionalism
Martin paced by ''Trilby'' Fowler an6
D. E. Whitman.
''Trilby" exhibition in trick riding
Final heat match race.
Exhibition one-third mile, flying
start. amateur)-Fred. Damon paced
by VIM. Lyle and X. B. Porter.