The record-union., 1899-04-30
TO-DAYS BIG WHEEL RACE.
WILL BE FROM STOCKTON TO
THIS CITY AND RETURN.
Sacramento Will Be Reached About
! O'Clock p. M.-Riders and
Their Trai1ers.

To-day the Capital City Wheelmen
Will again contest with the Terminal
City Wheelmen of Stockton for the
beautiful Weinstock, Lubin & Co. $
trophy by a repetition of the Johnnie
relay races run in the past
The race will start at Stockton at
1890 o'clock this forenoon, and Sacra-
mento should be reached by ! o'clock
p. m, or a few minutes before that
hour The end of the Sacramento relay
will be at Sixteenth and K streets. The
several relays will be ridden in the fol-
lowing order, the names of the Stock
ton clubs trailers being omitted, not
having been received:
First relay-C. Barnes, 7. c. W., and
Jake Hirsch, C. c.. W., trailer P. c.
Wilson.
Second relay-O. Morris, T. C. W., and
H. Noyes, C. C. W., trailer Louis Payen.
Third relay-A. McHugh. T. c. W.,
and Gil Eldred, C. C. W., trailer Thomas
WEIGH.
Fourth relay-F. Snyder, T. c. W,
and E. Egberg, c. C. W., trailer Robert
Hery.
Fifth relay-C. Fore, T. c. W., and B.
J. Milne, c. c. w, trailer Charles Davis.
Sixth relay lending in this city at Six
tenth and K streets)-D. Frazier, I. Z.
W.. and A. D. Patterson, c. c. W.,
trailer c. F. Smith
Seventh feiayLE Miller, T. c. W..
and Leith Turner, c. c. w, trailer,
Robert WEIGH.
The other relays on the return to
Stockton will be ridden by the same
men that rode on the outgoing trip. The
officials for the c. c. W. are:
At Stockton-Judg and referee, L. s..
Epson; timers, L. D. Goodel and Jack
Gee.
At Red Schoolhouse-Judg Captain
CLAW and M. S. Lavenson; timer, Frank
Moeller.
End of Cherokee Lane-Judge and
timer, Dr. Clifford Todd
AT Hogsback, this side of Galt-Judge,
George Walker; timer, w. Penny.
At Elk Grove Schoolhouse-Judge, E.
A Garfield; timer, j. T. Sheehan.
At Pioneer Ranch-Judge, George
Cowles: timer, W. A. Hubert.
At Sacramento-Judge, ]. A. Wood
son; timer J. E. Little; referee, j. r.
Mcdonald.
The Flag Marshals will be as follows:
Sixteenth anl] K Streets F. NJ. Wood
son: Seventeenth and K, G. w. Bragg;
Eighteenth and K, G. W. Crouch; Nine
teenth and K. Charles Chenu; Twen-
tieth and K. Joe Hill; Twenty-first and
K. Tom Fitzgerald; Twenty-second and
K, Edward McGlynn; Twenty third and
K. F. ]. Boyle; Twenty fourth and K,
Frank Osborne: Twenty-fi fifth and K.
Walter A. Howard; Twenty sixth and
K. Edward Barnes; Twenty-seventh
and K, F. l.. Quinn; Twenty eighth and
K. o. M. Faulkner; Twenty-ninth and
X. w. F. Smith; Thirtieth and K, ]. A.
Hyman, Thirtieth and L, c. A Lewis;
Thirtieth and M, W. J. Hardie; Thir-
tieth and N. L. J. Parker; Thirtieth and
P, Fred Day; Thirty first and P, Wilbur
Egan; Guthrie's, Julius Egaby.
Through the courtesy of the Sunset
Telephone Company, the reports Of the
progress of the race will be Transmitted
to the C. C. w. Clubrooms here, and
will be posted there and at the State
House Hotel. Likewise they will be
transmitted to the T. G. w. clubrooms
in Stockton, with the compliments OF
the Sunset Company.
This will be the fourth contest for the
trophy Sacramento has Won it twice,
and Stockton once. If the c. c. w.
win to-day the trophy will become their
permanent property. but if the T. c. w
win the contest must be resumed next
year.
In 1896 the winning time for the 1O4
miles was 5 hours and 30 minutes; in
1897, it was ) hours, s minutes and 20
seconds; in 1898 the time was hours
and 20 minutes.
Although the roads are now badly cut
up and dusty, it is the general impress
sion that the riders will make better
time than heretofore, provided they do
not have to ride against too strong
breeze The road across the Costumes
River bottom from MeConnell's to Arno
and beyond, which heretofore has given
the riders much trouble, is now in much
better condition, owing to the new
bridge and the long grade south of the
river.
B1uerock Shooting.
The American Gun Club will shoot