The record-union., 1899-04-02

Longwill, B. C. W...............4 40
Patterson, c. C. W.. 70
Brown (unattacheG ............ %
Henry, c.. c. l0o
Schnerr, G. C. ll5
Third event-One- open, profess
sional:
FIRST HEAT.
Alegief -. .Cailioi ma
Ooller iaeoii."
chapman =. .-oeo. Sc
WeiniS p uii1
Glenn Turville ........... .Philadelpnla
Jonn Lawson oSo
DoWHlHg .o1i w.
SECOND HEAT.
barnapy -. Doe 'o''
1. Lawson .Chlcaso
Charles Wells ;. -. ..San Francisco
JULIUS :. ." euen
Leonart .Duliaio
hraItS ...- .Cdiiioi INC
Fourth event-Exhibition by Otto
Ziegler of San Jose the Little De-
mon'). Paced by tandem
Fifth event-Final of the one-mlle
open, professional
Sixth event-Five-mile handicap, pro-
fessional
Lawson, Chicago .Scralcn
Downing, San Jose. .......- -
Leonart, Buffalo ............... oo ,o
Cotter, Tacoma W W
Barnaby, Boston ................ ~
Wells, San Francisco ............. oo
c. Krafts, California LID
Weinig, Buffalo 1vo
Lawson. Chicago ............. -
Chapman Georgia loo l''
Julius, Sweden ~ ~
Turville, Philadelphia .ovv
Ashinger, Manila 1oo
Seventh event-F'inal one-mile hanol-
cap, amateur. :,
Eighth event-Exhibition by BABY
Gibson (known as Michael NO. ~
paced by tandem.
Ninth event-Ten-mile invitation race
for six-day riders only)
John Lawson -. The Terrible SWeoe
Oscar Julius Champion of Sweden
T. A. Barnaby known as THE Actor
of Boston
.John Cbanman Atlanta, Ga
Charles Ashinger. .Ex-champion long
distance rider of he world
If Krafts does not qualify for the
final heat. then in the final of the mile
will ride a. tandem to pace. They are
the holders of the five-mile worlds
record. standing start, competition, on
the road Time-1O:22.
The officers of the day will be: Ref
cree, L. S. Upson; judges, NJ S. Laven-
son. j. A Woodson, G. M. Goethe'
timers, DIR. Clifford Todd. H. 7. Goethe,
Vincent Loose of San Francisco, Gus
Pommer: scorer, ]. T. Sheehan; clerk
of the course. George E. Dixon, san
Francisco; assistant clerk, Captain
Ammon Clay; umpires, William Harrl-
son, George Stroner, M. j. Hubbara'
starter. Wilbur Knapp, San Francisco.
Wheelmen strictly prohibit betting
pool-making. etc. They limit prize val
ues and are exceedingly rigid concern
ing any unsportsmanlike or ungentie-
manly conduct or infraction OF the
rules of the California Associated
Cycling Clubs, under whose ofhclal
sanction the tournament is given
For general information it may De
stated that the exact $3.50 feet, one
mile is along a line three feet from
the pole or the inner line of the track
A rider who is forced by condltohs
outside that distance really rides more
than a mile, though he gets no credlt
for it. If one can ride WITHIN thdt
distance he rides a little less than
mile and enjoys the advantage
lack Wing is we'll known in this city
and rode here last July. His entry at
a Late hour caused some surprise, ana
will add much to the interest of the
meet. He is very popular and mace
the most points in the amateur class III
1898.
Mr.. Wing has been doing much Drill
liant riding on this coast this winter
and is easily the foremost man in the
amateur championship race. For tnls
reason much is expected Of him to-
day
kid Robinson, the amateur cham-
pion for go. will give an exhibition,
paced by a tandem, for the amateur
mile.
Otto Zeigler will leave for the East
for tg,a c1,isyille and Nashville circuit
on the 18th, to compete with the East
ern cracks.