The record-union., 1898-07-05

aid, j. e. Little. L. S. Upson.
Referee-R- M. Welch of San Fran
cisco.
Judges-C. A Adams. ". A Dodd and
M. E. Gaines
Timers-W. L. Loos, J. S. Shedd and
A. n. Buchanan
Starter-C. S. Myrick.
Announcer-J. E. Little.
Clerk-L. S. Upson.
Assistant Clerk-R H. Smith.
Scorers. T.. Sheehan, A. H. Agnew
and G. II. Lavenson.
Umpires-R Meserole, George Jack
son, P. Hadlauer, z. Piedeaux and A.
M. Walther.
Captain of the club in charge of men
Robert Smith.
The events were run off as follows,
the explanation of initials being:
o. c. W., Olympic Club Wheelmen,
San Francisco; G.. C. W., Garden City
Cyclers, San Jose: c. c. W., Capital
City Wheelmen, Sacramento; B. c. W.,
Bay City Wheelmen, San Francisco;
Il. A. c., Reliance Athletic Club, Oak
land; /. c. c., Imperial Cycling Club,
San Francisco; E. c., Encinal Club,
Alameda; Acme, Oakland; Y. c. r. c.,
Yuba City Road Club; Un., unattached;
c. c. c., California Cycling Club, San
Francisco.
FIRST EVENT.
One mile novice, first two in each
heat and third in fastest to qualify
first gold medal; second. silver medal.
First Heat-First, H. d. Bean, 0.
c. W.; second, H. Noyes, c. c. W.;
third, Percy Valentine, r. A. c. P. H.
Rosenhein, r. A. c., paced to qualify
in final. The others were L. A. Payen,
c. G. W., Ivan Treadwell B. c. W.
Time-2:22
Second Heat-E. McNep, B. G. W.,
first; NJ G. Francis, o. c. W., second;
Gil Eldred, c. c.. W., paced and quail
flied. Others Leo Moeller, c. G. w;
w. c. Stevens, I. c. c.; Joseph Thomas,
c. c. w. Time-2;25.
Third Heat-M. G. Curtis, E. c., first;
II. G. Thiel, Jr., Un., second; J. Greedy,
Y. c. R. c., paced and qualified Other
riders, c. Cummings, E. c.; r. Lee
Sinkey Gone armed rider), Un. Time
2:221s.
Final-Eldred, c. C. W., first; Noyes
c. G. W., second. Time-2:47 SO.
SECOND EVENT.
Two mile tandem, two diamond lock-
cts, two pairs trousers.
First Heat-Deacon and Rosenheim
r. A. c., first; Davidson brothers, B. c.
W., second; Payen and Pierson, c. c.
W., third. Time-5:14 3-5.
THIRD EVENT
One mile handicap, amateur; suit
clothes. $50; suit, $25; furnishing
goods, SO.
First Heat-J. c. Wing, o. c. W.,
scratch, first; Clifford Cummings, E. c..
100 yards, second Others, H. c. Thiel
Jr., Un. Time-2: 80 1-5.
Second Heat-F. G.N Peck. B. G. W.,
10 yards, first; A. T. Smith, Acme, 81
yards, second; Gil Eldred, c. c. w.
So yards, third Others, P. H. Rosen-
helm, r. A. c., so yards H Noyes, c.
c. w, 30 yards; II. D. Bean, o. c. w.
80 yards. Time-2:02.
Third Heat-W. J. Davidson, B. c.
W., 50 yards, first; E. A. Bozio, Q. G.
W., 10 yards, second; Ed McNess, B. G
w, 75 yards, third Others, NJ. c.
| Francis, I'm, As yards; NJ. G.. Curtis
| E. c., 55 yards; Percy Valentine, r. A
/ c., So yards; Joseph Thomas, c. c. w.
| 115 yards. Time-2:17.
| Fourth Heat-I. Treadwell, B. G. w.
60 yards, first T. H. White, G. G. c.
| .
95 yards, third. Others. H. c. Nickel
Un., 135 yards; ]. Greeley, Y. c. R. C.
So yards; Leo Moeller, c. c. W., 81
yards; H. L. Pierson, C. G. W., q
yards; L. A. Payen, c. c. W., 90 yards
w. s. Bacon, B. c. W.. 40 yards. Time
I-2:163-5
Final-Peck first, Davidson second
Moeller third Others Treadwell, Wing
White, Bozio, Smith, Cummings. Time
2:14
FOURTH EVENT.
One mile, California Associated Cyc
ling Clubs championship. Gold medal
silver watch, fine rife.
First heat-F. G. Peck, paced ant
| qualified. Wing first, Davidson sec
ond. Others, Pierson and Curtis. Tim
-2:1S.
Second heat-Deacon first, Smith sec
ond. Bozio paced and qualified; Whit
third Other rider, Rosenheim. Time
2:25.
Fdnal-Peck first, Deacon second
Wing third. Time-3:02. Slow becaus,
of high wind and the weakness of tn
men.
The five-mile paced match betweel
Wing, o. G. W., and Peck, B. G. w
was called off, for three reasons. Botl
men had ridden hard in earlier race
and We're not therefore fit for a five
mile match; second, the wind was to
| strong, sufficient PAGERS (tanden) hat
not been provided by either rider, AM
the riders and visitors We're anxious t
catch the last train for San Francisco
1t was as WELL for had the match beel
called on, it would not, in the face o
the breeze and the riding the men ha,
done already, have been at all a sat
| isfactory match-in short the program
was too long for the introduction of
five-mile match at the close. The peo
pie We're content and We're rapidly leav
ing, when the announcement was made
The attendance ought to have bee
larger, but the counter attraction 0
the Horribles, even though at a late
hour, unquestionably kept many peopl
away who did not desire to put in tn
whole afternoon in sight seeing.
1t is probable that it will be a lon
time before track racing will be give;
here again. The expense is enorrnou
and the people in sufficient number al
not interested in the technique of tn
sport to afford it the patronage neces
sary to maintain it and keep pool boxe
and gaming out of ito keep it gentee
| and purely amateur But relay racin