The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-09-02

OF seven members was also elecTed to select the
eleven directors who will constitute the board
for the ensuing year.
Archie Reid OF the Bay City Wheelmen, VINO
left about a month ago TO visit relatives IN
Scotland has arrived there and Is enjoying
himself very much.
Gordon Williams OF Oregon City arrived here
on TuJ sday, having ridden down from fortland
on his wheel. He made the trip WITHOUT acc-
dent of any nature. He reports the roadS III
very fair condition all the way. IhuTsday ne
rode 10 san Jose and Will visit the LICK Cd
SeTvaiory and other points OF interest before
returning. While IN Ihis city he will be the
guest of the Bay City Whrelmen.
The Reliance Athletic Club are having new
surface, composed principally OF cay WIN
some gravel, laid on their track IN Alaneda.
Work commenced last Tuesday. Inc cluo
may give meet the latter part OF september.
There is some talk OF IL being given under
electric lights.
The California Cycling Club will hold club
run TO CenterVile to-day under Captain BLunt.
Take O'clock broad gauge boat ana local
train to Fruitvale. thence via HayWards 10
destination. Nearly all OF the CLUB members
will attend the Admission day races at san
Jose.
In the races 10 be run at San jose on Admls-
81 on day the Garden City Cyclers have changed
the ODe-mile championship 10 one-mle
scratch race class A.
Santa Rosa is coming TO the front as wheel
ing town. Captain Sawyer has infused con-
siderable life into the club members, and
they are manifesting good deal OF interest in
cycling matters.
The Olympic Wheelmen are TO appear IN the
parade al San Jose on September 10. in The
same style OF COSTUME as that worn bv the club
in last years turnout, namely: Blue Gao.
while sweater doth bearing red-w winged "O''
o n 'front.', blue boomers. black stockings and
shoes. No members will be allowed III the par
ade unless wearing the full UNIFORM. Last year
this club took prize for having the neatest aud
most practical uniform.
Second Lieutenant Fagothey OF the Olympic
Wheelmen Is seriously Iii at his residence in
this city.
&
posed race OF the captains of all the different
bay cycling clubs, on September 10. There Is
some Good-natured rivalry among the clubmen
as TO which club has the ''raciest" captain, and
this Will settle the much moOled question.
The following riders from he Olympic Wheel
men Will enter in the novice race on Admission
day: Plageman, Christ, Gedert, Gum, Beck
ett Smith, Cox, Edwards, Hawkes. aud Mat
thews. This Is a promising lot of beginners,
ana from their past performances on the road
aud in training they should stand equal
chances with any OF the other new riders
The Petaluma wheelmen are quite prominent
IN Son0ma County, ana their emblem, a Tor
tolse, Is often seen upon the county roads. H..
w. turner, VINO was very prominent several
years ago In racing circles here. is now resi-
a. MT there, and still sticks 10 his old love, the
wheel The wheelmen expect TO hold a race
meet on Thanksgiving Day. Mr.. Byce is one
OF the leading cycling lights there, while
MesSTS. Turner, Putnam aud Curtis are among
the best racers. Mrs Z. W. AdamsOn of Peta-
luna Is one OF the best lady riders In the State.
A spin 10 the "haystacks" is a popular run
with the wheelmrn n. and dip in the creek after
arriving there adds much % the pleasure OF the
trip.
The annual election OF the olympic Club
takes place September 3. The wheeImeh annex
Is very anxious TO place Len d. Owens uuou
the dir ctorate as their representative, ana aye
working hard with ;his end in view.
Roach and CrlSSensen OF the Bay CITY
Wheelmen rode over the San Leandro triangle
last Wednesday, and saw that lt Is stil in good
condition, although gradually becoming dusty,
with holes In some places. With the advent of
The first rains, however, IL will again be In ex-
cellent shape. III, w, SPAIDING