The morning call., 1894-10-28
THE WHEEL.
TerriII and Rose Will Raise Dust
Next Sunday.
CLUE Rms TODAY.


CLUB RIMS TODAY.
Bay City WheeImen-Aroundt the city,
starting from clubhouse at 1915 A. NJ.
California Cycling Club-To Lake Pr
larcitos, San Mateo County; leave cl ub-
house A. NJ.
California Cycle CIub-To CentervilIe,
starting at A. NJ. from clubroom, 1909
Broadway, Oakland.
Olympic Club Wheelmen-To Wood
side, San Mateo County; leave club
house at 8 A. NJ.
Pacific Cycling CIub-To Millbrae, San
Mateo County; start at a. NJ.
On Sunday next. November 4, W. A. Terrln
OF the Bay City Wheelmen ana NJ F. Rose of
the Acme Athletic Club will ride ten miles on
The straight. away course from Ffuitvae TO
Hsywards TO decide the question OF supremacy
between tie two, which was left in doubt by
the tie race between them TWO weeks ago to-
day. Both of The riders have Kept up their
training and are in excellent conoItion, and a
very pretty race will result. On past perform
ance Terrill should wiD, as he is generally ac-
knowedged 10 be a much better rider than
Ross both on the 70 ad and on The track.
According to the new rules of the California
Associated Cycling Clubs, under whose auspices
the race will be run each man will be allowed
three ace-makers, each one of whom will pace
hlm third Of the distance The pace-makers
will be required to drop back, however one
mile from the finisb so as to give each of the
contestants fair opportunity and clear road.
The race Will start from the High-street
Hotel. Fruitvale, promptly ar 80 o'clock.
The same men will act as officials who Off
ciaied when the original race was run two
weeks ago.
The proper care of a bicycle at the seashore
or in wet weather Is very simple thing. Many
riders imagine hat on account Of heavy, damp
atmospheric conditions machine Is bouud TO
rust in spite of frequent rubbings. OH on a
soft cloth or waste is very good, but the best
Thing is vaseline This used on all parts of
bicycle after run Will keep IL bright and en-
tiIely free from rust.
DR.. Massie, OF tie Olympic Club Wheelmep.
passed his ifty-ffth birthday last week. and TO
celebrate the ausIicIous event rode century
around the bay, accompanied by q. II. STRAIT
ton of the same club. They m de the hundred
miles inside of ten hours, which is very good
time.
The Oakland Cycle Club will hold club run to
day 10 Cent rvllle under Captain BaftPlme. Next
Sunday, November f. the club will hold Its first
annual fen-mlle handicap road race the
Fruitvale- Hayward course. Desirable prizes
Will be offered the contestants, and as NJ. F.
Ross will ride from scratch the record stands a
chance of being lowered.
Sacramento is TO again have wheeling club
The Capital City Nheelmen of that place were
quite prominent In cycling affairs for several
years, but finally disoanded, and the member
ship has been merged into what is known as
the wheeling annex OF the Sacramento Athletic
Club and the new organization will be known
as The rs. A. c. Wheelmen." They start with
a membership of nearly fifty. The officers
elected for the first year are: L. S. Upson pres
ident; d. IL. Martin, secretary; George Red.
man, captain; w. s. Harlow and B. Mcdonald
lieutenants. The auDeX has some good class A
riders, among whom may be mentioned Upson
Uhe fastest man IN this class on The coasU
Hamlin, McCrea, ONeill, Hoagland. Elliot and
Wallace.
The latest and most novel application of pa
oh IA mil ie in ma z noo
tended TO replace the pneumatic tiIe as a
cheaper. far more durable and less Troublesome
substitute. says Leslle's. Its lrIal proves Il 10
be elastic and firm, and lie OF five seasons
Is claimed for IL, while rubber tire lasts only
TWO seasons The paper is drawn out and it is
madr into a tube OF the required size and filled
with hair, packed In evenly by machinery The
ends to be joined are first thlnued down TO
feather edges, then one thrust within the other
and glueG, when the tire is ready for The
wheel.
The Olympic Club Wheemen have called a
club run for to-day TO Woodside, San Mateo
County, seven miles from Redwood City. A
good dinner is promised The iideTs, and as the
roads are IN fine condition., Captain Thornton
exrects large turnout. The art will be made
from the clubhouse at A. NJ sharp. and there
will be positively no waiting for late comers.
The Spier 25-mile track handicap race, held
al Los Angeles Agricultural Park yes erday,
an account of which Will be found in another
column, attracted considerable attention from
the cycers OF this part Of The State for The
reason that several Of the best Northern CALI
u. IL r
Charles S. Wells and Wilbur J. Edwards OF the
Rambler team went TO Los Angeles a week ago
TO train for The event Oh The track there. Trey
had 10 contest against some of the best riders
OF the south. including Castleman and Shoe
maker OF Riverside, Wasbburne and Taylor of
Dnafte, and McAleer. VIII Burke, Kifchln,
Ulbrcht. the CowaD brothers. Fox, Joe Long
Jenkins and Hall OF Los Angeles The prize
list was exceptionally valuable, the first prize
being 5000 piano.
Run Of The Bay City wbeelmen will be held
to-day under Captain II. ii. Martin. The starr
will be made from the clubhouse at 0 80 A NJ
the route being on the level cable slots of the
city,
teen or twenty pound VIII els Will be he a. ma nd
OF expert riders next year. IL is the general
belief, however. that these weights VIII De as
light as can be made for general use as the
road TiGer and novice give Them such hump
ing that II lighter weights are used the liibiliv
TO accidents will greatly increase. 1t is true
that expert riders, who handle their wheel
with the same as they would baby car
rIage could ride fifteen sixteen pound
wheel with safety. but the novice or ordinary
rider would damage IL almost Within sight OF
where &c was purchased.
l. on p. Thomas, eX-captain OF the Olympics
has returned from Livernore and Will attend
all future runs of his CLUB.
F. w. Fuller and Robert L. Long, OF the same
club were out on a tandem last Sunday and
made the pace pretty lively for the other riders
on The return from Sutr0'S-
The California Cycling Club will hold club
run to-day under CAPTAIN Brunt TO Lake Pillar
citos, San Mateo County, starting from their
clubhouse at A. M. The recent rains have
pjaced the roads in excellent condition. As
this is Captain b UNITS last country run before
retiring from Office large party Will attend
the run.
On Saturday evening next, November 5, the
wheeImen OF this city will hold a grand street
paraue in honor of tler favoTlte candidates FOR
office. All The wheels will be decorated and
The riders will carry lanterns and Transparent
cIes large number of men will be in line.
Already the Olympic Club Wneelmen. Califor-