The San Francisco call., 1904-08-18
REFEREE NAMED
FOR CARNIVAL
Frank O'Kane VIII Officiate
at Athletic Events and
Cycle Races at Ingleside
LONG LIST OF ENTRIES
Many Promising Sprinters
and Bicycle Riders Will
Compete in Various Trials

Frank O'Kane has been invited to
act as referee for both the cycle and
the foot races at Ingleside racetrack on
Sunday and viii accept the task in ad-
dition to his many duties as director
general of the benefit athletic meet.
Mr.. O'Kane is a former champion of
several outdoor sports, and his enthu-
siasm has not waned now that his days
Of activity have passed. as his unceas-
ing efforts in gathering money for the
building of a permanent athletic field
in Golden Gate Park show. He and
w. 7. Simpson have interested Director
PeiXotto of the Columbia Park Boys
Club in the affair, and the services Of
the brass band and drum corps of that
organization have been volunteered for
the afternoon.
In order to swell the list Of entries
for the sprinting races George James
has announced that he will receive ap-
plications UP to this evening at the
Olympic Club. A goodly number have
already accepted the issue, but owing
to confusion over the place Of entry
several have asked for an extension of
time. The wheelmen closed their en-
tries last night, and the full list, with
the result of the handicappers labors,
are appended:
Ten-mile relay: Bay City wheeImen. Cali
fornia Cycling Club Central City Wheelmen,
Golden Gate Wheelmen. New Century Wheel
men. Oakland Wheelmen. Names Of riders cor
respond to order Of clubs named. First
relay. s. Gray, J. Va1ente 3. Williams.
relay-A. T. Silva, B. F. Elliott. H. May
torena. W. Mills. A Hodgkins. c. Nelson.
Third relay-George Frey. F. Bell. H. King.
L. Randall, A. Wilkes. II. Hancock. Fourth
relay. Simmons. A. Carl, G. McGrath w
steinman. H. McWhirter G. Bergner. Fifth
relay-W. de Mara, NJ RingrOse. F. Wor-
muth. F. Rigo, D. Mainland, r. W. William
one-mile club race: B. C. W. simmons
Ringrose. G. G. VI. Randall and F. Rigo
n. c. VA. Hodgkins and d. Mainland.
o. W:-C. Nelson and R. W. Williamson. P.
VA. Garcia.
Three mile tandem-CarI and Lunodini: Han
cock and Williamson; Randall and Steinman;
Newsom and De Mara; Holden and Bergner.
Motor cycle three and hve miles, handicaps
to be made at track-W. n. Kidweu. c. G.
Hill. D. Wilkie A. D. Yonge, A s. Mar
Eoson.
Novice. one mile-G. Frey. D. Mainland, H.
Lunodini, ]. Cunningham, p. Lawrence. H.
King. George Heman. H. L. Tillamon. H. f.
Schiller, A. Garcia. NJ. Kern. A. Wilkes, L.
A. Kramer. H. Mcwhirter. Gus Baraty E. E.
Bergman. o. Boerfelt. ]. H. Mcpherson. J.
5ohan, A Nunan. A Daggett. H Purinton.
Bert Jones, c. Bergman. NJ. Thomas, d. Trfgo,
p. Borrell. A. Carlson. W. Clayton.
Two-mile handicap-Scratch, w de Mara
r. Williamson. w. Clayton. H. Mcwhirter;
thirty yards. A Wilkes. z. F. Holden. G.
Bergner W. Steinman. L. Randall sixty
yards. J. Haurat. II. Hancock. NJ. Ringrose,
E. E. Bergman. W. Kenyon. A. Silva @. A.
Gorhan, P BorrelI; ninety yards. G. Frey.
P. Lawrence. T. Wormuth. A. Garcia, A.
Dagzett. A. Erickson. ]. H. Mcpherson; 10
yards. ". Mills. H. L. Tilman II. King NJ
Stajohan. F. Krchner: 130 yards. A Carlson
G. Baraty, L. Robinson, A. c. Bannister. F.
S. Wheeler o. F. Peterson. j. Cunningham:
$50 yards. G.. Williams. D. Trigo ]. Herjog P
Camera. J. II. Steward: 175 wards. G.. Heman
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letter.. A. Nunan. H. Purinton; 200 yards. B.
Jones, N Thomas. o. BNerfelt. L. Kramer.