The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-02-11
Saturdays Cycling Ends the Reg
Mar Race Season.
MAY Be A SPECIAL EVENING
Bilmartin and Jones Match Not Yet
Ciosed-Entries and Handicaps.
Peace Has Been Declared.

The whitewinged angel of peace
has taken the station of the little
cloud Of discord that lowered over
Cyclomere track after the racket of
last Tuesday evening. Manager Gle
ment acted as referee and arbitrator.
He had a hard time of it and kept
seven messengers and four typewriters
busy for three hours before amity
could get a chance for even a trial
heat. King authorized the statement
that he regretted his conduct and Ian
guage. This paper had the same thing
from him yesterday morning Giles
sent in a formal letter of apology, for
his part in the disturbance In the
course of the general exchange of
views, opinions, treaty preliminaries,
ETC., Mr.. Clement sent to Mr. Desky a
letter resigning management of the
track. This was placed in a pigeon
hole. Mr.. Clement then went down to
the track and posted a signed notice
to the effect that hereafter the rules
of the track would be enforced. The
program for tomorrow night is as fol-
lows:
Mile, open, professional First Heat:
H. F. Terrill, John Sylvia, Nigel jack
son and D. G. Sylvester.
Second Heat: Bilmartin, D. E. Whit
man and George Martin
One and two-thirds mile lap race,
amateur: H. Ludloff, C. E. Eakin, T.
Treadway, T. V. King, w. Lyle, A.
Giles, H. A. Giles, F. B. Damon, JOS.
Smith and R. N Halstead
Two-thirds mile handicap, profess
sional, one heat: Bilmartin and Allan
Jones, scratch; George Martin, 20
yards; H. F. Terrill, 40 yards; John
Sylvia, so yards; D. E. Whitman, 20
yards; D. G. Sylvester, so yards; Nigel
Jackson, 80 yards.
Two-thirds mile open, amateur, first
heat: C. E. Eakin, T. V. King, w.
Lyle, and A. Giles.
Second heat: T. Treadway, H. A.
Giles, F. B. Damon, and r. n Hal
stead
Exhibition one-third mile. Island
professionals: John Sylvia, paced by
Bilmartin and Jones; Geo. Martin,
paced by Terrill and Whitman.
Exhibition one-third mile. ANA
tours: H. A. Giles, paced by;
F. B. Damon, paced by Murray and
Porter.
AS Saturday night is the last night
for the exhibitions, others may go
for the record, should it be lowered
and everything points that way.
Saturday night will close the sec
ond season of racing at Cyclomere
Park and large attendance may be
looked for If negotiations now pend
ing for a five mile match between Bill
martin and Allan Jones are consum-
mated the event will take place some
time next week, as a special meet.
After Saturday, many Of the profess
SIGNALS and amateurs will go out Of
training as they have been constantly
at it since the middle Of December.
Both Martin and Manoa were trying
out last evening for fast thirds.
Bilmartin does most of his work
quite early in the afternoon.
Gilman, one of the Quickest of the
amateurs, is on the sick list.
AS w. H. Cornwell, Jr., leaves town
on Friday, he is not entered for the
Saturday evening races.
According to the handicapping for
the two-thirds professional, Geo. Mar
tin is considered better than any other
Island man and better than one of the
visiting crackaj Enthusiastically.