The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-10

him, and he won as he pleased In l: "a 40.
Foster barely beat Long at the tape after
a great race down the stretch.
The following is summary of the
events:
One-mile handicap, class A, first heath.
B. Freeman, unattached, first so yards; H W.
Squires, Acme, second. Time, 2:18.
Second heat. E. Willoughby, watsonville,
first, 60 yards; P. NJ Lefevre, Acme, second.
Time, 2:14 2-5.
Third heath. Alderman Petaluma, first, so
yards; F. H. Seward, Garden City, second, IS
yards. Time, 2:20 is.
Fourth heat. H. Dieckmann Jr., Reliance,
first, 80 yards: A. L. Holling, Bay City, second,
so yards. Time, 2:2O.
Fifth heath Downing, Garden City, first,
So yards; John Wing, San Jose Road Club,
second. Time, 2:12.
Sixth heat-C. D. Gooch. Oakland, first, 40
yards; T. Belloli, San Jose Road Club, second,
65 yards. Time, 2:17.
Final heat. Wing, San Jose Road Club
first 125 yards; n. Alderman, Petaluma, sec
ond, 80 yards. Time, 2:i4 as.
One-mile scratch, class b, first heat-R. L.
Long, Bay City Wheelmen. first; Allen Jones,
Olympic, second. Time, 2:29.
Second heat-W. F. Foster, Olympic, and
Russell Cushing, Garden City, tie for first
place; T. S. Hall, Bay City, third. Time,
2:29 3-5.
First fnal-W. F. Foster Olympic, first; Allan
Jones, Olympic, second; no race; time too
slow.
Second fnal-Allan Jones, Olympic, first;
R. L. Long, Bay City Wheelmen, second. Time,
2:2O4-5
One-mile tandem-Dow and Smith, Garden
City, first; Benson and Hardenbrook, San Jose
Road Club second. Time oil 40.
dalf-mile scratch, class A, first heath. w.
Seuires, Acme, first; A. G. Hayne, Petaluma
second. Time, LII.
Second heat. E. Wifloughby, jacksonville
first; H. Downing, Acme, second. Time,
lie 2-5.
Third heat-F. NJ Byrne, Imperial, first: ]. s.
Gosbey, Reliance, second. Time, L 90 Is.
Fourth heat. E. Edwards, Olympic first
N. Alderman, Petaluma, second. Time,
1:17 Is.
Fifth heat-Jesse F. Ives, Reliance, first; P. R.
Mott, Reliance, second. Time. 1 Is 3-5.
Sixth heat-E. C. Barley, Imperial, first T. t.
Kell, unattached, second. Time 1:2I 2-5.
Seventh heat. H. Dieckman Jr, Reliance
first; H. Hutchinson, Acme, second. Time,
III.
Final heat-F NJ. Byrne, Imperial, first; H.
W. Squires, Acme, second. Time, 1:01; world S
record.
Two-thirds ola mile, handicap, class B, first
heat-Allan Jones, Olympic. first, 80 yards; R.
L. Long, Bay City Wheelmen, second. 25 yards;
W. F. Foster, Olympic, third, scratch. Time,
1:2S 1-5.
Second heat-Tony Delmas, Garden City,
first, Go yards; G. A. Nissen, Acme, second, 35
yards; w. ]. Edwards, Garden City, third,
scratch.
Final heat-Tony Delmas, Garden City, first,
65 yards; W.. F, Foster, Olympic, second,
scratch; R. L. Long, Bay City Wheelmen,
third, % yards. Time, "a 40.
Taken altogether it was a great days
sport and the audience went home salts
fed with having seen the best bicycle
races run on this coast in many day.
In the forenoon the annual parade of
the California Associated Cycling Clubs
was held through the principal streets of
the city. All the various clubs Of San
Francisco, Oakland and San Jose were
represented and many from outside towns
The clubs rode in the following order:
Acme Club Wheelmen, California Cycling
Club, Imperial Cycling Club, Olympic
Club Wheelmen, San Jose Road Club,
Garden City Cyclers, Royal Cycling Club,
San Francisco Road Club, Outing Road
Club, Bay City Wheelmen, Reliance Club
Wheelmen.
The line was reviewed passing the Court
house and two valuable prizes awarded,
one for best appearance and another for
the largest number in line. The California
Cycling Club won the former, and it was
generally conceded that they deserved it,
as they rode we'll and looked very attrac-
tive in their new uniforms. The AGNES
had the largest number in line, forty
three men, and they won the prize by a
narrow margin, as the Olympics had forty
two.
The judges of the parade were Mayor
Austin, H. NJ. N. Spring and Howard E.
Alexander.
The officials of the races were:
Officer OF the day, J. W. Macaulay.. G. C. c.;
referee, Al Col, G. c. C. Judges-George H.
Strong, r. A. c.; E. Ross Lozier, B. C. w; Ii.
A. Alexander, G. C. C. Timers-F. A. McFar-
land, S. J. r. c.; G. P. Wetmore, B. C. w; H.
NJ. n. Spring, G. C. c.; A. C. Thornton, o. C.
W: ]. Kitchen, A A. c.; J. B. Carey, G. C. c.;
Ed n. Radke, S. c. W.; H. F. Wynne, C. C. c.
c. n. Ravlin, G. c. c.; starter. J. A. Chase, G.
c. c.; assistant starter, George Osen, g. C. c.;
clerk, W. R. Lpsett, G. c. c.; assistant clerks,
H. H. Herndon, G. c. c., r. J. Mcfarland S. ].
R. c.; scorer, E. Williston, G. c. c.; umpires,
NJ. NJ. Alvarez, G. C. c., L. f. Whiting, G. C. c.,
f. Smith, s. J. r. c., d. Mckenzie, S. J. R. c. :;
announcer, W. F. Knapp; physician, DR.. J. N.
Johnston.