The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-13

gates will make it a point to be present.
Officers will also be elected for the ensuing
term.
T. A. Hughes, B. c. Hatch and H. Smith
have been elected to membership in the
Liberty Cycling Club. The club will hold
a run to Bolinas Bay tomorrow, leaving
on the O'Clock Sausalito boat. On Thurs
day evening, July %, the club will hold its
second hop at Mission Turn Verein Hall,
and if it is as enjoyable as the last one will
surely be delightful affair.
Captain L. l.. Korn has called a run OF
the San Francisco Road Club to Haywards
for tomorrow. Members are requested to
meet at the clubrooms, 722 Golden Gate
avenue, at $50 A. NJ. The club will hold a
scratch race for members only on Sunday,
July 81, at 2 P. NJ. over the five-mile course
from San Mateo to San Carlos. The prizes
will be handsome gold medal donated to
several other trophies of lesser value. The
following will be the starters: f. ].
Smith, T. O'Brien, W. McGonigle, w.
Puhrenhagen, H. GREENE, f. Schmedeke,
L. Leavitt, w. Cruise, H. Raymond, j. NJ.
Waterman, Thomas Nevin and ]. ].
O'Malley. The officials will be: f.
Simons, NJ. Levin and A. Hoffman, judges
w. Mecfessel, J. Lewis, s. Goldstein and
III. J. Goodman, timers; L. l.. Korn,
entries will be noticed the names of some
very fast road-riders, and an exciting race
should result. The club itself is pro-
crossing finely, and, as it is fast gaining
new members, will soon be potent factor
among the City's wheeling organizations.
The Crescent Road Club will have a run
tomorrow to San Rafael leaving on the
8 o'clock Sausalito boat. Captain Bear
valid and E. Cohn will return from their
q 10 Gn1ntu frfr0 RI and tho o111 h
will ride up the road short distance to
meet them.
This afternoon Captain Davis will lead a
party from the Outing Road Club to San
Jose, returning tomorrow. Lieutenant
Meussdorffer will take second contingent
up to Camp Taylor tomorrow morning.
1t is hoped that the proposed electric
light meet of the Garden City Cyclers will
be carried through some time in August.
Racing by electric light was first attempted
on this coast by the Bay City Wheelmen
in 1893, when three nights tournament
was held at the Central Park track. Later
on the Garden City Cyclers held meeting
under the same conditions, which was
quite successful. Here the nights are apt
to be cold and foggy, and therefore sitting
for two or three hours in a grand stand
under such circumstances has few charms
for an audience; but in San Jose where the
,
and where every one turns out when a
bicycle meet is given, it should be as thor
oughly successful as any day meet ever
held.
The racing board has issued it's bulletin
No. IA, dated July IL, 1895, asfollows:
Sanction granted-Sequoia Carnival, Eureka,
July 20 ana %.
For competing in unsanctioned races at Oak
land on July A, J. F. Burns of the Imperial
Cycling Club and Fred Heinemann of the Cali
fornia Cycling Club both of San Francisco, are
suspended from all track racing for sixty days
from that date.
For violation of clause A, class and B rule,
Job T. Saunders and Walter Moore of Lompoc
are declared professionals. Riders of classes A
and are warned against competing with them
on the road or track.
Charges against Richard F. Aylward. B. E.
Clark and c. +. Gates of conspiring to have A.
w. Cleaver declared professional are dis
missed, with a warning to the persons impli-
Gated that, while honest protests are accept
able to the board and considered confidential,
all cases that SAVIOR of deliberate conspiracy
TO injure another mans standing, through his
thoughtlessness, will be promptly punished.
Decision OF the referee in the McAleer-Cas-