The San Francisco call., 1899-10-28
CYCLERS PREPARED
FOR THE CLASSIC
RACE OF THE YEAR
Representative Entry for the
Autumn Handicap Of
the {, A. c. c,

The annual ten-mile handicap road race
Of the California Associated Cycling
Clubs will be held tomorrow forenoon
over the straightaway course from High
street, Fruitvale, to Haywards. The race
was postponed once, a fortnight ago,
owing to the rain, but the road is said
to be in excellent condition.
There are fifty-siX entrants this year,
over one-half of whom have never here
tofore competed in a road event, and the
official Handicapped of the association has
been totally at sea as TO what time alot-
ment to give these men. He has had TO
depend upon hearsay entirely, and if he
has been misled in this respect the win
ner may turn up in some dark horse.
Otherwise the men should finish in
punches, and the scratch men are just as
likely to be in the lead as any of the limit
men. The race will start from F'ruityale
promptly at II O'Clock, and the riders,
officials and spectators will go over on
the o'clock boat Club feeling runs
strongly at these association events, and
If the finish is at all spectacular there is
liable to be a good deal of enthusiasm.
The following are the entrants, with their
handicaps:
Wing G. G W; E. B. Wastle G. C. W; E.
A Bozio, o. c. W; G.. P: Fuller, Q. c, W;
IS seconds-W j. Davidson, B. G. w; T H.
White o. c. W; Gail Hardenbrook. G. G. W.
Itbnr "A FgsSG psSdsan W z &Shn se4s kelly
Kroetz. o. c. w; A. T. Smith. Acme.
minute 10 seconds-H. d. Bean. o. c. W;
W; George Ferris Acme
l minute 80 seconds--lP. Mcdonald, c; c. W;
W; Ed Fleming, B. c. w; W. B. Longwill,
B. c. W.. John Gilman. B. c. W; Burton
'YTmnS Minute Is = seconds1B t4 SnJp j. Hole G G. c.
Frank Carroll. o. c. w; Lester Livingstone,
Q. c. W; Charles Long, o. G. W; H, J..
Charles Reuser B. c. ".
mnutes-N. A. Calvert, C. c. w; A.
Irving. un.; w. H. Harrison. un.; L. H. Smith,
o. c. w; Ed Adams, O. c. w; R. A. Hender-
2 minutes 10 seconds-Homer Lowe. G. c. W;
o. C. w; E. Hanjes, B. c. W.
Charles staggar, c. c, G; NJ. Perry, un.; A.
c. Berg, Berkeley c, c.; Harry P Cripps.
Oakland; K. 5. Kristensen, c. c. c.; J. F.
The officials of the race. appointed by
Chairman Loos of the racing board, will
be:
Referee-W. l.. Loos, unattached; judges
Nippert, president c. A c. c.; Frank H. Ker-
rigan. b. G. W. Edwin Goeller, Q; G. w; 4;
W. Ttmers-Archibald Reid, B. G. w; Austin
Kanzee. B. C. w; w. T. Macfarlane John
Elliott, o. G. w; J. A; Desimone. G. G. W;
denfeldt o. C. w: Edwin Mohrg B. C. W.
Scorers-Stanly G. Scovern, secretary c. A. c.
c.; Herbert D.. Clark, unattached; II. W.
Spalding, unattached; G. c. Owens. G.. c. w;
H. V. Ready, B. c. w; Frank H. Waters Jr.
B. c. W; F. G. Monteaegre. o. c. w.
Starter-W. l.. Loos unattached assistant,
Vincent Loos, unattached. Clerk of course
Jules F. Hancock. B. c. w: assistant J. B.
Thorn, E. c.: assistant, NJ. E. Gaines E. c.
Chief umpre-George E. Dixon, B. c. w; as
sistants, G. B. Stangenberger, B. c. W.; Louis
Meyers, unattached.
The Academic Athletic League will hold
it's fourth annual twenty-five-mile relay
race around the San Leandro triangle this
morning at II o'clock. The entries and
handicaps were published exclusively in
The Call yesterday.