The San Francisco call., 1897-02-28

programme. The mile open was run in
two heats, and those who qualified for the
final were J. E. Wing of San Jose, Bon
Noonan of Santa Rosa, George Tantau
of the Olympic Club, Percy Mott of the
Reliance Club and G. f. Armstrong of
Santa Rosa. Mott showed great speed in
both his heat and the final, and was an
easy victor in the latter. Wing won his
heat and was second in the final and Tan
tau got third. The time was 2:543-5.
The five mile amateur was paced by
Dixon, Kraft and Tantau on triplet. The
starters were Mott, Wing, Armstrong and
Noonan brothers. Mott dropped out after
the first lap, something happeninC to his
wheel, and Armstrong and Ben Noonan
quit after two miles. This left only Wing
and Henry Nconau. The triplet set hot
clip and the time by miles was: First
mile, 2:23 3-5; second, 4:51 1-5; third.
1924; fourth, 9:57 3.5. The pacing machine
dropped out on the last lap and left the
men to fight it out by themselves. Wing
had the lead and kept it to the end, win
ming by about four lengths. The time
was 1921.
Wilbur F. Knapp and "Brick" Kuhn
rode third of mile exhibition on
duplex machine in AZ seconds, and Incl
dentally afforded considerable amuse-
ment to the audience during the ride by
their gyrations.
Inc IolIOWlng is the summary:
One mile, scratch. professional: First heat
F. J. Loughead, Canada, first; c. s. Wells Bay
:49i-5.
second heat-w. E. Becker, Minneapolis,
first; Orlando Stevens, Iowa, second; Otto
Ziegler Jr., San Jose, third. Time, AT Is.
Third heat-Allan Jones, Olympic, first;
George S. Bovee, Texas, second; C. L. Davis,
San Jose, third. Time, 80 2-5.
Final heat-Otto Ziegler Jr., San Jose, first;
Allan Jones' Olympic, second; F. ]. Loughead,
Canada, third. Time, IA As.
s. Wells, Bay City, first; Max Morris, Texas,
second; c. L. Davis, San Jose third. Time,
Second heat.1Allan Jones, Olympic, first; F.
J. Loughead, Canada, second; w. A. Terrill,
Bay City, third. Time. 2:27 rs.
Third heat-F. A. Mcfarland, San Jose, first;
0. L. Stevens, Iowa, second; II. F. Terrill, Bay
City, third. Time, 2 40 Is.
Final heat-Fred J. Loughead, Canada, first;
F. A. Mcfarland, San Jose, second; Allan n.
Jones. Olympic third Time, 2:19 l-5
land, San Jose, first; o. L. Stevens, Iowa, Sec
ond; W. E. Becker, Minneapolis, third. Time,
1896 2-5.
One mile, open, amateur-First heat-J. E.
Wing, San Jose, first; Ben Noonsn, Santa
Rosa, second; G. F. Armstrong, Santa Rosa
third. Time, 2:39.
Second heat--George Tantau, Olympic, first;
P. R. Mott, Reliance. second; c. A Kraft, Bay
City, third. Time, 2:42 1-5.
Final heat-Percy r. Mott, Reliance, first;
Olympic, third. Time, 2:54 3-5.
Ffve-mile, open, amateur. E. Wing, San
Jose, nrst; Henry Noonan, santa Rosa. sec
opd;. Ben Noonan, Santa Rosa, third. Time
1921.
The officials of the meet were:
Beferee-L. w. Burris.
Judges-A. P. Swain, L. C. Byce H. A
Matthias.
Timers-H. D. HadenieIdt, Fred Wicker
sham, Henry Klrsh, r. E. Revalk, Albert Flint.
ScOrers-J. w. RRmaQe Walter Grnshono
Ted Crawford.
Umpires-Ray Poat, W. Felt, George Martz
James Mofitt.
Clerk of course-Walter H. L. Geldert
Assistant s-George E. Dixon, Oscar Math-
ews, Lloyd Conkling.
Starter-Robert C. Lennie.
Announcer-Wilbur F. Knapp.
The circuit party llleave in the morn
ing for San Leandro to witness the twen-
ty -tivem mile road race of the associated
clubs. On Wednesday next they will go
to Dixon, on Saturday to Woodland, and
then to Sacramento, Stockton, San Jose.
Santa Cruz and San Francisco. The boys
were royalty entertained here tonight by
the local club.