The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1897-10-30
RACERS At CYCLOMERE TRACK
WELL MATCHED.
Some Fast and Furious Fun Promised
Mr.. Desky's Distinguished Guests
The Official Program.

Another splendid program of sport
is offered to lovers of cycling at Cy
clomere Park this afternoon and ev-
ening. The advance sales indicate
that big crowd viii be in attend
ance on both occasions. President
Dole has accepted an invitation from
Mr.. Desky to be present this after
noon, and with a large party will or-
cupy Mr.. Desky's private stand. In
the evening Minister Cooper will be
the guest of honor. On both occa-
sions the Government band will be in
attendance.
Close finishes may be looked for in
the handicap races, as the strength of
the various contestants is better
known than before, and they will be
more evenly matched. Features of
the days sport will be the Green
horn" and "Navy" races, for which
there have been large number of en-
tries. They promise to be very laugh
able. George Sharricll had bad fall
on the track yesterday, but is all
right this morning. and will he i'm the
races. The local men ought to make
better showing today. They have
learned the tricks of the visiting rid
ers and are now better able to cope
with them.
Manager Clement announces the fol-
lowing completed program:
Mile novice. open-Entries, Nigel
Jackson, G. r. Johnstone. 4. Tread
way, III. Ludloff and NJ. s. Depont
One mile professional. handicap
First heat: George Martin, rs yards:
Allen Jones, scratch: D. f. Whitman,
75 yards; ID. G. Sylvester, 125 yards.
Second heat: John Sylvia, rs yards:
George Sharrick, scratch; Sam John
son. 100 yards; George Angus, 100
yards.
Boys race, mile, open-Ned Crabbe,
Joe Santos. f. Williams and Joe 10
telho.
Two mile amateur. handicap-Fred
Damon, scratch; T. V. King, scratch:
Arthur Giles, 100 yards; H. +. Walk
er. 100 yards.
One-half mile amateur, handicap--
First heat: Fred Damon and Willie
Chiffon. scratch; X. p. Porter, 35
yards; Charles Murray, 25 wards. Sec
ond heat: Il. ". King, scratch; Ar
thur Giles, 25 yards; II. f. Walker, 25
yards.
Mile open. "Greenhorn"-E = l,er-
ger, j. Lloyd, II. Murray, H. KuDry, y.
Gleason, r. Ross, A. Mcintosh, ]. n.
Taylor, j. j. Reynolds, A. S. Prescott,
F. Atkins and j. Hedemann. Pacrna-
ker, Nigel Jackson.
EVENING.
Mile open, for naval men-H. G..
Ubelhoar, c. w. Pfaaf, G. Reeves, \.
L. Phillips, b. F. Mckay, q. Bibbat, \.
Rutherford, from the Yorktown; Ban
hart, Hayes. Childs, Scott, from the
Wheeling; Babbin, Dittin, Decoty,
Wilson, from the Bennington.
One-third of a mile open, profession
al-George Martin, Allen Jones, ID. f.
Whitman. Second heat: George Shar-
rick, John Sylvia, Sam johnson, ID. G.
Sylvester.
Mile amateur, handicap-First heat
Fred Damon, Joseph Smith, w. Chill
ton, w. Lyle, II. Ludloff, Charles Muir
ray. Second heat: T. V. King, Ar
thur Giles, X. p. Porter, Nigel Jack
son, H. +. Walker, G. Y. Johnstone.
Two mile handicap, professional
First heat: John Sylvia, Allen Jones,
George Martin, George Angus. Sec
ond heat: d. f. Whitman. George
Sharrick, Sam johnson, ID. G. Sylves-
ter.
There will be in addition to these
events two one-third mile exhibition
events. flying start and tandem pac-
ed. The participants will be George
Martin paced by Sharricl and Whit
man, and A. Giles, paced by Damon
and Porter.
"Trilby" Fowler will give novel
exhibition, riding down flight of
stairs from platform fifty feet in
height, into the lake. He will also
show some new tricks on his wheel.