The San Francisco call., 1895-08-03

morrow, leaving the clubrooms, Twenty
second and Folsom streets, at 8 A. N Te
club will go to Redwood City, have score
over the five-mile course, and return via
the big lakes on Sunday, August II. All
this has been arranged by their energetic
captain, Mr.. Burke.
The San Jose Road Club will hold the
eighth of series of five-mile handicap
road races over the East San Jose course
tomorrow, the entries for which are as
follows: J. Wing, j. A. Harrington, f.
Smith, F. A. Mcfarland R. D. McFar-
land, V. A. Benson, G. Hardenbrook, J..
Carroll, A. L. Benson, 9. Dahlstrom, Ray
Hogg, H. Galloway, Charles Maddox and
Gus Navlet. They will have fandicaps
Mcfarland on the scratch. The record for
the course is Is :43 2-5 held by Mcfarland,
and he will try to lower it considerably.
After the race the club VIII entertain the
Acme Club Wheelmen of Oakland, who
will ride down tonight on the Oakland
side under Captain Kitchen. The Road
Club will meet them at Warm Springs.
The Oakland Y. NJ. G. A. Cycling Club
will hold a five-mile road race on next
Thursday evening at $50 o'clock, from
San Leandro to Haywards. B. H. Elford
and E. G. Brown are looked to to make
the best time.
Captain j. A. Delmas has called run of
the Garden City Cyclers to Warm Springs
tomorrow, where they will be rendered a
clam bake by the proprietor of the Warm
Springs Hotel.
The San Francisco Bicycle Track Asso-
citation will meet next Friday evening at
the rooms of the Young Mems Christian
Association. There is still some talk of
the association holding a race meet at
Central Park, to increase its treasury If
possible. The meet could be held on a
Saturday afternoon and would probably
be successful.
The Four Aces Cycling Club will have a
run to San Leandro tomorrow, leaving
their clubrooms, Eighth and Mission
streets, at 10 80 A. NJ. sharp.
The Golden City Wheelmen will have a
run to Tocaloma tomorrow, leaving on
the A. NJ. Sausalito ferry, thence by train
to San Anselmo, where the ride will begin.
Ten new members have been added to the
roll and several more applications are to
be voted on.
The Reliance Club Wheelmen of Oak
land will hold club run to the beach and
Preside tomorrow. The club will hold a
flve-mlle handicap road race from San
Leandro to Haywards on Sunday, August
18, and Captain Bates expects large entry
list.
The Pastimes have added a bicycle an
mex to their club and have elected the fol-
F. x. Larkey, first lieutenant; ]. t. Nc
Carthy, second lieutenant. The first run
will be held Sunday, August IL, to San
Leandro.
The Olympic Club Wheelmen have
five-mile handicap road race scheduled for
Sunday, August IS. Ten valuable prizes
will be offered, ana as Foster, Jones and
Davis will ride the pace will be very fast.
Foster will endeavor to ride within the
worlds fve-mile record of 11:19. He will
undoubtedly lower Alexander's coast five
mile record of II :03 2-5, but whether he
can lower the former mark is question.
However, with good pacing and a fast
course he should be able to do the trick
The following communication from Miss
Ida M. Stanford, secretary treasurer of the
Ladies Annex to the Liberty Cycling Club,
is self-explanatory:
The Ladies' Annex to the Liberty Cycling
Club was formed last Thursday evening at the
home of Mrs. n. A. Robinson, 1141 Market
street where twelve young ladies congregated
for the purpose of joining bloomer club.
The charter members are: Mrs. n. A. Robin
son, Miss Ida NJ. Stanford, Miss L. NJ. Munson
Mrs. Mcmillan, Miss NJ. l. Crowley, Miss A. T.
Crowley, Mrs. L. II. Brod, Miss Nixon, Miss F.