Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-05-29
MOTORCYCLE RACES
OF CLASS ARRANGED
CARD AT STADIUM TO BE IN
TERESTING ONE
MANAGEMENT of Fiesta Park Will Pre-
sent Program of Exciting Contests
for Sunday and Decora-
tIon Day

Event No.
One mile novice race Five times
around the track, for riders who have
never won a race. c. Way, James De-
war Charles r. Mitchell, w. A. Scan
nell, Charles Burns, Arthur E. Works.
The finish of this race is on the west
SIDE of track, Hope street side.
Event No. 2
Halt-mile handicap, amateur, first
heat Three men in each heat to quail
Ifv for final heat. Two heats and final.
, Two and half times. around the track.
Prizes-First, SIS; second, $40; third, 50.
j. A. Mcneil, Canada, scratch; W.
Bryant, San Jose, 20 yards; b. j. Car
Chicago, so yards; William Anthony,
salt Lake, 70 yards; K. C. oliver, Los
Angeles, SIS yards; S. A. Gerber, Los
Angeles, 50 yards. The finish of this
race will be on the west side of track,
Hope street side.
Event No. 8
Half-mile handicap, amateur, second
heat j. Berryessa, San Jose, scratch;
John Dye, Los Angeles, 25 yards; Fred
Jones, Los Angeles, 40 yards; Edward
Monnier. San jose So yards; George
smith, Los Angeles. rs yards; James
Dewar Los Angeles, 80 yards; G. Way,
Los Angeles, 100 yards. The finish Of
this race is on the west side of track,
Hope street side.
Event Nod
One mile handicap, professional five
times around the track one heat.
Prizes-First, $25; second, $12; third,
IS; fourth So. William Furman, Los
Angeles, scratch; Frank Hoffman, Los
Angeles, 25 yards ]. e. Achorn, New
York, 40 yards; Emil Agraz, San Jose,
IN R1f
Frank Barnett, Boston, 100 yards; j.
p. Gum, Butte, 165 yards w. w.
Oudkirk Denver, 40 yards; A. d.
Tompkins, Santa Monica / yards; r.
Dickinson, England. 1856 yards
Event No. S
Half mile handicap. amateur, final
Event No. 8
Two mile motor exhibition. profess
slonal, by Arthur Mitchell.
Event No.
Two mile lap race, professional
Prizes-First, $25; second, $12; third, IS;
fourth. So. Ten times around the track.
Start at tape. In this race the contest
ant leading at end of each lap will be
awarded 81. The finish of this race
will be at the west side of track, Hope
street side. William Furman, Frank
Hoffman, J. e. Achorn, Emil Agraz
Raw Duer, Frank Barnett, J. p. Gum,
w. w. Oudkirk, A D. Tompkins, R.
Dickinson.
Event No.
Amateur pursuit race In this race
contestants are placed at equal dis
tances apart around the track, and
when a contestant is passed by any
other the former must drop out. The
last three men left on the track are
the winners. The last man being de-
clared first, the second to last, second;
etc. Prizes of value of SIS, $40, So
Event No. 9
Three mile motor exhibition, ANA
teur, by M. j. Graves.
Event No. 10
Five mile motor paced race. Prizes
First, $50; second, $40. Ray Ruer VS..
Emil Agraz.
Event No. II
Five mile motor exhibition, profess
sional, by Edward Lingendelder
Following is the program of events
for Monday:
Event No. 1, one mile novice race,
gold medal to winner, five times around
the track, for riders who have never
won a prize-W, c. Way: q, j. Dewar;
y, Charles R. Mitchell; N, Buck Scan
nell; o, Charles Burns.
professional, first heat, two and a half
times around the track; prizes, first $50,
second $12, third IS. fourth IS; two in
each heat and three in fasest heat to
qualify for final. William Furman,
Los Angeles, scratch; 10, j. e. Achorn,
New York, 25 yards; g. Ray Duer, Buff
falo, 45 yards; 9, J. p. Gum, Butte,
Mont, IS yards; IS, A. d. Tompkins,
Santa Monica, 95 yards.
Event No. 8, half-mile handicap, pro-
fessional, second heat-1, Frank Hoff-
man, Los Angeles. 10 yards; 2, Emil
Agraz, San Jose, 80 yards 4, Frank
Barnett Boston, rs yards; 10, w. W.
Oudkirk, Denver 80 yards; 90 r. Dick
inson, England, 105 yards
Event No. 4, half-mile open, amateur,
first heat, two and one-half times
around the track; prizes, first SIS, sec
ond $40, third SIS; three to qualify for
final heath, ], Mcneil, Canada; r,
W. BRYANT, San Jose; G. E. j. Carroll,
Oakland; ], William Long, Los Angeles;
A, William Anthony, Salt Lake; ], K.
C. oliver, Los Angeles; G, S. A. Gerber,
Los Angeles.
Event No. 5, half-mile open, amateur,
second heath, ]. Berryessa, San Jose;
d. j. Dye, Los Angeles; P, Fred Jones,
Los Angeles; M, NJ Nonnier, San Jose;
S, George Smith, Los Angeles: e, J.
Dewar, Los Angeles; w, c. Way, Los
Angeles
Event No. G, half-mile handicap, pro-
fession. final heat.
Event No. 7, half-mile open, amateur,
final heat.
Event No s. motor exhibition, pro-
fessional-Mitchell will try to break
worlds five-mile record for a five-lap
track, twenty-five times around.
Event No. 8, professional two-mile
point race; in this race the riders ride
ten laps; at the end of each lap the
riders score points as follows: First
points. second points, third 2 points:
the rider having the largest number of
points at the finish wins prizes, first
$25, second S12, third IS, fourth $3.50,
r. Dickinson, England; IS, A. D. Tomp-
lIins, Santa Monica; 10, w. w. Oud-
kirk Denver; 8, ]. p. Gum, Butte,
Mont: 4, Frank Barnett, Boston; 6,
Ray Duer, Buffalo, 2, Emil Agraz, San
Jose; 10, u. z. Achorn. New York; 1,
Frank Hoffman, Los Angeles; z, Bill
Furman, Los Angeles.
Event No. 10, two-mile handicap,
amateur; ten times around the track:
prizes. first $15. second $40, third SO and
so cents to the leader of each lap-H,
j. A. Mcneil, IS yards; B, J. .SePryessa,
80 yards; r, w. Bryant, 45 yards; S,
e. j. Carroll, so yards; d, j. Dye, 95
yards: l, William Long, 115 yards; p,
Fred Jones. $40 yards; A, William An
thony, 100 yards; M, Monnier, ITO yards;
]. x. C. Oliver, $50 yards; e, J. Dewar,
200 yards; S, S. A. Gerber, 210 yards;
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