The morning call., 1894-05-27

be made on the late afternoon train. Prepare
tiOns have been made to accommodate about
seVenty-hye wheelmen at Santa Cruz.
Regarding the twO-mile record. which was
supposed TO have been broken at San Jose, on
Nav II, by W-ltsT Foster, il just now is an
nOunced that l.. W. Fox OF Los Angeles beat
Fosters time by four seconds, on Deccmb.r o.
1888, consequently Foster is not entitled 20 the
record, but will Try again for very shorty.
The Pansy Cycling Club recently changed its
name and emblem and now rides under The
name OF the Pacific Cycling Club, using as its
embi-m a shooting star and tail somewhat on
the style of a comet. The emblem is made OF Il
bright yellow felt, and II is expected 10 be seen
in the front in the coming races on Decoration
day.
j. II. Balm and brother Will start for the
Yosemite Valley rext Saturday, leaving here
on the stockton boat ana riding into the valley
from there on their wheels. They expect 10
consume bout three weeks and win visit all
points OF interest in the valley, also making
trip up 10 La Grange 10 see The dam which was
nhlshtu Iast year FROM the present OUTLOOK
Tie celebrated Rambler team viii be Withdrawn
from the beld aud Will be TeOrganiZed. The team
then 10 consist Of Walter Foster. otto Ziegler,
Charley Wells and Bob TerIill. This is to be
regretted. as some good metal has been over
looked, but, as expense Is to be considered,
the makeup VIII be as above noted.
Too much cannot be said regarding the ex-
tremey poor medal which is TO be gwen w. II.
Hally, the winner of the novice race at The
MldWinier Fair on Apfli % by the managers of
Tie athletic branch OF sports. II the prizes con-
tinue 10 decrease, both In intrinsic value as well
as artistic style there Will be very little interest
taken al races under their management.
As the lime draws near for the annual picnic
and parade OF the California Associated Cycling
clubs, TO be held at san Jose Oh September g.
the committee having in charge tie securing of
reduced rates continue TO grow more harasSed
Rs upon applying 10 the Southern Pacific Com
paDy II was informed that the Native Sons had
already secured special les for this same day
and that The railroad was unable 10 make con-
tracts with any other organization. Possibly
some amlcable arrangements can be arrived At
by meeting OF the Z. A. c. G. and the n. 5. q.
w. BY which each can enjoy special rales and
both derive some financial pTOft.
The Olympic Club has announced that In the
future any Olympic whee Imam breaking a coast
record Will be presented with IIiZe Of his own
selection 10 The value of S15. This new depart
Ufe Is welcome news TO ;he Q. c. whee men, aud
will spur The boys o greater exertiOns. 1t Will
also benefit the public, as IL Will see faster
races, which Will be greatly appreciated after
the recent exhibitions at lOafing adopted by
some of tie coast riders.
The California Cycling Club reports an in
crease OF forty-one members during Its last
year and no outstanding uebtS, with a good
sum of money IN be hands OF its treasurer. As
This club is composed OF live. energetic hustlers
to a man II is safe TO predict shat IL viii soon
rank with the foremost II not the leading club.
It's captain Walter n. Brunr, VIII be a czndi-
dale for Supervisor of the Eleventh Ward and
as he has the rel uation of being hale fellow
well met it is conceded That his election is a
seltled affair. The cycling Fraternity is sure 10
stand by him TO A man, and Ibis in Itself is no
mean figure in round numbers.
The olympic Wbrelmen Will be represented
in mr. Reliance Club races on May 80 by Wal
Ter Foster. VIII Haley and Bob Long, hey haV-
ing entered TOR all he open bicycle events.
Oscar OseB The plucky rider from San Jose,
ioined the Garden CITY cyclers just before leav-
ing ON his long ride TO San Diego, and when