The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-24
CLUB EVENTS TOMORROW.

CLUB EVENTS TOMORROW.
Alameda Cyc1ers Road race, San
Leandro.
Alpha Cycling CIub-To Warm Springs.
California Cycling Club - To Warm
Springs.
Diamond Cycling Club-To Centerville.
Four Aces Cycling Club-Blind run.
Golden Gate Cycling Ciub-Reception
this evening.
Liberty Cycling CIub-To TocaIoma.
Outing Road Cubic San Leandro.
Pacific Cycling Cubic Park.
Royal Cycling Club-To Park.
VIII Knippenberg OF the Bay City Wheel
men, who has just returned from the East,
says that all the riders on the National
circuit were eager for information about
California, and that with few exceptions
all the big teams will be out here this fall.
Bald, Macdonald, Ziegler, Coulter, Wells
and Terrill have done great deal of mis-
sionary work for the circuit on this coast,
and it is now definitely announced that the
Syracuse, Columbi Morgan and Wright,
Falcon, Spalding and Sterling teams Will
winter here. Bald is loud in his praises of
the treatment he received while here, and
says he knows the training he got here in
the spring is largely accountable for his
remarkable success this season. Coulter
voices the same sentiment. Wells and Ter
rill have become very popular with the
circuit chasers. They soon nicknamed
Wells "big legs" and Terrill blonde, -
and it is generally admitted that the SYRIA
cuse-Day City team of Wells, Terrill, Lacey
and McCrea is one of the strongest racing
aggregations that could possibly be brought
together.
F. 6. Lacey, the Southern California
flier, arrived here from Los Angeles Thurs
day and Emil Ulbricht and Horace Slater
arrived last night. They come to train
for the races at San Jose on September
and will ride for the Bay City Wheelmen.
They will ride at Petaluma to-day, but
after their long trip they do not expect to
show up very well.
tits reported that Sacramento and Stock
ton have given up their dates on the local
racing circuit, as they have no confidence
in it.. .To-dav's meet at Petaluma will
probably be a success, as the Fair Associ-
alton is behind it. The Garden City
Cyclers have come forward and strenu-
ously object to the promoters of the cir
cult taking the credit for their meet at San
Jose on September 9. They claim, and
rightly too, that for years past they have
held a meet on Admission day, and pro-
pose 10 90 so LIlS year, anu bildb dS Cuey
are doing all the work and taking the re-
sponsibility they propose to have the
credit for it. The circuit promoters have
nothing whatever to do with their meet
and the Garden City Cyclers want every
body to know it, as they are too old hands
at holding race meets to require any out
side advice or assistance.
The B. L. o. Club, an offshoot OF the
Olympic Club Wheelmen, held a banquet
last Wednesday evening at a local rotis-
serie, at which covers were laid for fifteen.
The prizes won by the members at their
recent road race were distributed during
the evening. Wilbur Knapp of the Bay
Citys was in good humor, and kept every
one laughing by his merry jests. The
hour was early when the jolly gathering
dispersed
Judge Kerrigan entertained some OF his
friends by theater party at the Orpheum
Wednesday evening. His guests were
James Boyce JT., e. Ross Lozier, w. II.
Ioepke, David Marshall, II. w. Spalding,
Eugene st. German, William Schwartz
kopf and Frank W. Pierson. After the
theater they all enjoyed a Spanish supper.
The Outing Road Club will go to San
Ieandro tomorrow 10 assist the Alameda
Cyclers with their five-mile road race.
They will take the 8:45 narrow-gauge boat
to Alameda. President G. Stamper and
wife and Secretary J. Morrison and wife