The herald., 1897-07-03

bidden, and any one making or accept
ing pace contrary to this rule will be dis
qualified and also debarred from further
compel tition.
The list of prizes this year is unusu-
ally large, there being forty-f1ve place
prizes to the value OF $2s7, seven for
riders making the best time in the race,
valued al 1928 and BOBBY prize donated
by the departed Pinto" Jenkins.
Pinto has chosen an evil-smelling goat
of butty proclivities for the rider arriv-
ing last at the tape.
The complete list Of entries, with their
handicaps, is as follows:
SCRATCH
w. R. Ruess. Harold Hawks.
Carson Shoemaker4 ]. F. Frazee.
TWO MINUTES.
Ralph Hamlin. s H. b. Cromwell.
6 VIM. G. Furman. Walter Imber.
H. E. Bundy.
THREE MINUTES
10 j. E. Sandstrom. Ii r. H. Boettcher.
FOUR MINUTES.
12 Herman Keane. 16 H. Robinson.
IA E. r. Northuiore. II James l. ToId.
Is. ]. H. Owens.
FOUR AND A HALF MINUTES
1S Frank Devi;l. 21 o. D. Eastwood.
10 R. II. Hahn. % P. H. Mulie-. Jr.
20 John F. Duvall
FIVE MINUTES.
23 ]. E. Pugh. 27 ]. w. Austin.
"a VIII Block 2S w. H. Stafford
25 F. w. Jaynes 20 Chas. r. Twitchell
26 C. r. Pool.
FIVE AND A HALF MINUTES.
30 C. ]. Lattum. 80 Chas. Hunter.
81 E. P. Blockman. 36 Chas. T. Bell.
32 Ray Rogers. 81 E. c. Rice.
33 Phillip Hinton 3S George A. Proctor.
"a W. B. Moody. SO Ed Ledbetter.
SIX MINUTES.
40 ]. Goldsmith. AZ Frank Field.
Al Tom Morris S. 4S R. Y. F. Campton.
42 Richard Wolfe 40 Albert E. Case.
43 Otto Wildey so Fred Dee
A Richard Lane. 81 Theo Pinther.
45 Allen Keene So John Which.
46 David Kinsey. 50 N. B. Norfolk.
SIX AND A HALF MINUTES.
54 I. ]. Manley Sc H.Schweinberger.
50 Fay Stephenson.
SEVEN MINUTES
81 David Lewis. g2 Frank Cooper.
So w. Swearinger. So A. G. Muff.
50 B. Ford Ga Will Flemming.
70 Fl. Nicholson. Go Bert Tomlinson.
81 Kesnce Flores. Sc John E. Parsons.
EIGHT MINUTES.
6S Frank Lewis. II T. d. Francis.
50 VIII Brodie
The track races in the afternoon and
on Monday are all arranged, and entrees
for the amateur events are 80 numerous
that nearly all races will have to be run
in heats. The various events to be run
on Saturday afternoon and the entries
for each are as follows:
RACE-First and second man in each
heat and third in fastest trial heat are
to start in the race:
First heat-Carson Shoemaker, River
side; Allen Nye Morrovia; Carl Hasse.
Santa Monica; G. b. Cox, Riverside; w.
E. Delay, Los Angeles.
Second heat-W. r. Ruess, S. S. C. c.;
w. G. Furman, S. s. C. c.. r. G. Camp
bell. S. S. c. c.; Guy Rodgers, Santa
Monica; A. l.. Tabor. Corona.
Third heat--W Brotherton. S. s. c. c.;
H. E. Scott, Riverside; Walter Imbler,
Compton; F. w. Jayres, Fernando; Ar
thur S. Arvizu. Los Angeles.
MILE NOVICE-Harry Hough. S. S.
C. C.:.Frank Cooper, Monrova; Hen
nion Robinson, Los Angeles; L. D.
Loomis, Santa Monica; T. E. Mills, Po-
mona; o. D. Eastwood, San Bernardiro;
John Which, Los Angeles; Bert Bassett
Santa Monica; Guy Russell, Los An
geles.
HALF-MILE HEAT RACE.
ONE-MILE PROFESSIONAL D.
Tompkins, Los Angeles; Candy Hewitt
Pasadena; Charles w. Stmson, Los An
giles: j. w. Cowan. Los Angeles; S. d.
Loucks, Pomona.
THIRD-MILE OPEN, AMATEUR
First heat-W, R. Ruess, Allen Nye, Guy
Rodgers, W Brotherton, w. E. Delay.
Second heat-W. G.. Furman, Carl
Hasse. H Z. Scott, l.. D. Loomis, E. j.
Clark.
Third heat-R G. Campbell Arthur s.
Arvizu A. l.. Tabor. c. Shoemaker, WAL
ter Imbler.
Announcement of result OF road race.
THIRD MILE OPEN Final.
TWO-MILE HANDICAP. AMATEUR
-Scratch--Geo. B. Cox, c. Shoemaker,
H. E. Scott.
Twenty yards-w. G. Furman, A. L.
Taber
Thirty yards-w. R. Ruess. w. Bro
therton.
Sixty yards-Ed j. Clark, H L. Hough,
o. D. Eastwood, Walter Imbler
Eighty yards-Allen Nye. Carl Hasse.
Guy Rodgers.