The San Francisco call., 1897-03-22
INDOOR CYCLE MEET,
Entries, Heats and Handicaps
for the Various Events
Tonight.
Walter Foster, Fred Loughead, the
Can nadian, and Four Other Cracks
Added to the Lists.

All day yesterday the cycle racers were
training on the Pavilion track. Many of
the riders realized when they contested at
the opening meet Saturday night that
they were not yet in their best form, and
others desired to become more accus-
toned to the track; so they put In yester-
day training, which will insure faster
sport during the succeeding days of the
two weeks meet.
There is better programme of racing
prepared for tonight, and more entrants
than there were Saturday night. Six new
faces will be seen in the professional
events: Walter f. Foster, the California
champ pion; Fred ]. Longhead, the Cana
dian champion; H. B. Freeman of Hay
wards, Arthur NJ. Boyden of Alameda,
Eddie Allen and Ed. Chapman of Napa.
The addition of Foster, and Loughead
particularly, means trouble for the other
star pros" and the others named will be
heard from i'll the running.
The entries. heats and handicaps on to-
nights programme are as follows:
one-half mile amateur scratch; first in each
heat to qualify for semi-6nals. First heat-A.
?. Deacon, R. A. c.; C. ]. Birdsall, C. c. C.. +;
Frank Arnold, unattached; G. A. Wyman
Second heal. L. Davidson, B. c. w; P. R.
Mott, Mott, A z; A: G.; R. H. Hammonds, 0: c. W.;
c.; c. sassS Tony Dei@as 1Gas' J. G G bSzi0' c.; W 6
Bacon. Q. C.. Fourth heat-E E. Ian
EufE!ipR: Ruis B. :. G W. St,6 e; D. Gooch, R. c.;
o. C. W.; J. R. Kenna, B. c. W.; Charles Good,
win, S. F. r. G. Sixth hea IF Lacey, B. c. w /:
w. B. Plumb. r. A. c.; J. E. Wing o. c. W.; j.
Mckay, 3. c. W. Seventh heat-V. Verilhac
B. c. W.; Z. G. Bar.ey, l. c. c.; r. Robinson, s.
+. r. c.; D. E. Francis, R. A. c. Eighth heat
II. sternberg. Z. c. c.; ]. Hirsch, C. C. W; Mil
ION Cook, l. c. c.; t. A. Griffiths, B. C. w.
Ninth heat.Morris Cook, 0. [. W.; L. schmitt,
B. G. W. -N'oA'
Two-mile open, professional, first in and
second in each heat TO qualify io- semi-final:
First heath. McCrea. Un.; Walter Foster.
c. second hea,-Jay Estoa, B. c. W. Bob
Terrill, B. c. W.; Harry TerrilI, b. c. w How
ard Freeman, B. G. W. Third heat-Frank
Starbuck, Eddie Allen, C. S. Wells. B. c. W.;
Loughead, B. C. W; c. E. Dow, G. c. c.;
Clarence Davis. 6. c. c.; George Bovee B. c.
w Fifth heat-W. Z. Becker, o. c. w; Allen
Jones, o. c. W.; Horace Slater, B. C. W.; A.
Boyden, A. e. Sixth he6t-F oyd A. Macfar-
land, o. C. W; Max Morris, Texas; Edward
Chapman, o, G. W; Frenk Byrne, ]. G. C. Five
mile club cup race 1.-TWO heats)-C. NJ Smith, o.
c.; Percy Deacon, R. a, C.i w I. Decker,
Acme Second heat-Fritz Lacy, B. C. W;
Charles Goodwin S. F. r. c.. Charles Birdsall,
c. c. G.; Charles Parker. A. G.
One mile handicap professional: First heat
Jay Eaton. scratch; A. N. Jones, 80 yards; C.
F. Foster, scratch; F. Starbuck. 25 yards;
G. S. Bovee, SO; II. E. McCrea, 75. Third
heat-W: Z. Becker, scratch; W. a. Ierrlli, 20
yards; D. E. Whitman, 80; II. S;ater 80
stevens. So; &. L. Davis. co. Ed Alien. 80.
Fifth heat-F. ]. Loughead. 15 yards; H. +.
Terrill, 80; H. B. Freeman. 65; A. NJ Boyden,
95 Sixth heat-F. A. Mcfarland. 10 yards;