The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-05

CLUB EVENTS TOMORROW.
Bay City WheeImen: Stockton.
Crescent Road Club Santa Rosa.
Imperial Cycling Club: San Jose.
Liberty Cycling Club : San Pablo.
Olympic Cyclers: Golden Gate Park.
The past week has been rather quiet in
cycling circles, the theater party in Oak
land Wednesday night and the one in this
City Thursday night being the only events
OF interest. The latter was a benefit for
the California Associated Cycling Clubs
and netted quite tidy sum to the treasury,
as it was attended by all the clubs of the
City in large numbers.
There are a few club runs tomorrow
but no road races, as has been the custom
for many Sundays past. The reason is the
riders are all training carefully for the an
nual ten-mile event of the associated clubs
a week from tomorrow over the San Lean
dro course. This race will attract the fast
riders from all the clubs around the bay
ana there Will be large entry list Be-
sides the usual number of valuable time
and place prizes there is the elegant silver
cup presented, by. the Olympic, possession
of which is desired by all the clubs, and it
will be great incentive to the riders to do
their best. Entries close Monday, October
7, with NJ. r. Gibson chairman road-racing
and record committee, 612 Hyde street,
this City, or can be sent in care of the Sec
rotary, ]. f. Hancock, Nucleus building
Entry fees must accompany all entries
Handicapped Smyth hopes to have his part
of the work done by Wednesday and then
there will be nothing to do but wait for
the race. Every club for miles around will
have run to San Leandro to witness the
25 As, held by 6. A. Nissen, and endeavors
will be made to lower it if the conditions
are favorable.
The Olympic Cyclers will have a run to-
morrow under Captain ButZ to Golden
Gate Park, starting from the Post-street
clubhouse about 10 A. NJ. The members
all have the new uniform, consisting of a
blue suit, white cap and maroon sweater,
and present a particularly attractive APP
pearance on the clubs runs.
The racing board has issued its bulletin,
No. p, dated October 3, 1895, as follows:
SANCTIONS GRANTED.
September 28-Crescent Cycling Club. Oak
land.
October Riverside Wheelmen, Riverside.
November 81, D. 23-Los Angeles race meet
committee, Los Angeles (National circuit
November 27-Orange County Wheelmen
Santa Ana additional TO November %, on Ma
November 28-Los Angeles Athletic Club,
Los Angeles
December 2-Riverside wheelmen. Riverside
December 25-Los Angeles Athletic Club
Los Angeles.
To Wilbur ]. Edwards to go for class B records
at San Jose from October 1 TO Is.
To Walter F. Foster to go for class records
at Napa during the week commencing Oc-
tober ID.
The fve-mile National championship has
been assigned to the Garden City Cyclers, San
Jose, and will be contested November 8.
PACIFIC COAST RECORDS ACCEPTED.
One mile tandem, I; $. imp, A, A. NJ. Boyd
2:11, being proved TO the satisfaction OF the
board, is accepted in place of the record of
2:12 made by f. A. Mcfarland and D. Z. Whit
man at Eureka, July %, 1895, and previously
accepted.
Half mile, +. s. paced, B, Walter F. Foster
Napa, September 20, 1895, :48.
TRANSFERRED TO CLASS B.
W. Kirkpatrick, Butte City: Charles E. Small
T. L. 1hiel, Chico, under clause b; Harry Raw
mond, San Francisco under clause f.
Suspended until January /, 1896, for COM
peting in unsanetioned races: At Reno, Sep
temper 49, % and 2S-Harry Raymond San
Francisco; C. L. Knox, Fred White, Ed Stanley
WsT Ana GS1 esi NJ a Re asf R Remond cnger
4. N. Cook, Chico; E. E. Sydenstricker, L.
Sydenstricker Henleyville; Henry Oliphant
Charles 0llP6hant, George Burt, Ed Story MAJ
W Lewis, A B. Fuller, Thomas Brady, ]. D
Frank, J. Hendricks, Luther Hahney, w. H
Schultze, Charles Masterson, Red Bluff.
Representative National Racing Board.
George W. Simpson of the Bay City
Wheelmen. who was formerly with Mohrig
has gone to Palo Alto to attend the Stan.
ford University. He will also carry on a
cycling business there.
AT the meeting of the Camera Club CIV.
clists last Thursday evening Dr. Hammond
read fbp hnalf frI go ~
cling, which proved very interesting and
was entirely in favor OF the machine as a
means OF exercise and recreation. After
the reading the paper was submitted to the
members for general discussion.
The Liberty Cycling Club will have a run
to San Pablo tomorrow, leaving on the 8 &c
A. NJ. boat. A whist tournament will
shortly be inaugurated at the clubrooms to
while away the long winter evenings II
G. Parks has been elected member.
The big run of the Bay City Wheelmen
to Stockton will start tonight No wheels
will be taken, but the men will depart on
the river steamer at P. NJ. from Washing
ton-street Wharf and return here at 6 A. NJ.
Monday. The fare, including meals
berths and everything, is only 81 80, and in
a circular to the members, announcing the
run, Secretary Howard facetiousIy re,
marks: Come, this is cheaper than re-
manning at home" About fifty member
Ol Iue CiuU Will MAKE Tue lTlpi anu any one
who has ever been to Stockton with the
Bay Citys will know what a jolly time
they'll have.
Being unable to secure a track in this vi
cinity the Imperial Cycling Club has been
obliged to declare its proposed race meet
for October off. There will be run Of
the club tomorrow to San Jose, leaving on
the 8 A. NJ. boat and returning on the
steamer from Alviso. The pace will be
slow, as the scorchihg element will go on
later boat. Messrs. Egan and Jaegline
have purchased a tandem and will lead the
scorchers merry clip. The Imperials are
making preparations. for party next
month. There will be a meeting of the
members next Monday night.
In the road race of the San Francisco
Road Club last Sunday, L. l.. Leavitt and
George Hamlln, the two scratch men, tied