The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-09-28
THE WHEELMEN.
TWO Road Races From San Leandro
to HayWards Tomorrow.
CLUB EVENTS TOMORROW.

CLUB EVENTS TOMORROW.
Bay City WheeImen-Century run.
California Cycling Club Centervil1e.
Camera Club CycIists-Miu Valley.
Crescent Athletic Club Wheelmen-
Races Oakland Trotting Park.
Diamond Cycling Club-Haywards.
Golden City Wheelmen-Blind run.
Golden Gate Cycling CIub-Haywards.
Liberty Cycling CIub-Camp Taylor.
Liberty Cycling Club Ladies' Annex
Crystal Springs.
Lily Cycling Club-San Mateo.
Olympic Club WheeImen-San Jose.
Olympic Cyclers-San Leandro.
Outing Road CIub-Century run.
Reliance Club WheeImen-San Jose.
San Francisco Road Club-Road race
Haywards.
Verein Eintracht Cycling CIub-Road
race Haywards.
WaverIy Cycling CIub-Haywards.
Road racing still continues in high favor
among the various cycling clubs and the
results of so many-of them should mate
rally aid the Handicapped of the ten-mile
event of the California Associated Cycling
Clubs which will be held October Is either
around the San Leandro triangle or from
fruitvale to Haywards. There will prob
ably be from seventy-ive to 100 entries
III this race and but for the many club
tryouts now being held every Sunday
tie Handicapped would be in sorry plight
to try to place them correctly.
The two races tomorrow will be among
members of the San Francisco Road Club
and the Verein Eintracht Cycling Club.
The former will start from San Leandro at
2:3O in the afternoon and the latter half
I1a ii
at the finish, as several other clubs will go
to Haywards to see the races. The entries
and handicaps for both events were pub
ished in THE CALL yesterday.
The benefit for the California Associ ated
Cycling Clubs will be held at the Columbia
Theater next Thursday evening. The
money derived from this source will be ex-
pended on prizes for the annual ten-mile
road race to be held October Is. and there
fore the theeter party should be supported
by all the cycling clubs. The Bay City
Wheelmen, California, Imperial and
Olympic Cyclers can be depended upon to
take the largest blocks of seats, but the
other clubs will all be represented, and will
make up in enthusiasm what they lack in
numbers. Not to attend this affair will be
for club to acknowledge that it is mot in
it,; but they'll all be there, so there's no
fear of that. '0ur Set" the "Blow Club"
and the Thirteen Club" (minus Jimmy
Joyce. who is East) will occupy box seats,
as will the press and other cycling digni-
taries.
The annual election of the Associated
Clubs will be held Saturday evening, Octo-
Der 5, at the rooms of the California
Cycling Club. H. H. White OF the
Olympics will undoubtedly secure the
presidency and ]. F. Hancock, the present
secretary of the association, will unques-
tionably be rejected, as he is capable and
efficient and represents big club, the sup
port of which he can depend upon to carry
him through.
The application for membership of the
Call Cycling Club Will be presented to the
California Associated Cycling Clubs at its
next meeting, October 5. 1t is the desire
of the Call Club to enter a team in the
next relay and also in the 25-mile race on
February %. Individual members of the
club have also been strongly advised by
the directors to join the League of Ameri-
can Wheelmen. The club will shortly
secure clubrooms and adopt some dis
tinctive uniform. There is no run called
for tomorrow. NJ. d. Orr and Edward
Distel have been appointed first and
second lieutenants respectively. The
clubs membership is now eighty-three.
The ladies of the Camera Club Cyclists
should have an enjoyable time tomorrow.
A run has been specially arranged for
them, the objective point being the
grounds and residence of George T. Marsh,
the Japanese curio collector, at Mill Val
ley. The distance is about eight miles,
over good roads and no hills. Friends of
members are invited. Take the o'clock
Sausalito boat.
The Golden Gate Cycling Club will have
run to Haywards tomorrow to witness
the two road races. The joint run with
the Diamond Cyclers of Alameda last Sun
day through the park was very much en-
joyed. After the run all returned to the
Golden Gates clubrooms and the visitors
were royalty entertained. The club has
member, Harry Fowler, who is quite
trick rider.
The California Cycling Club will follow
Captain Burke to Centerville tomorrow,
where they are assured of a splendid din
ner. Members will take the 9 A. M. creek
route boat The club is enthusiastic over
the proposed theater party of the Asso-
clated Clubs and will attend to a man.
The Olympic Club Wheelmen have a run
to San Jose tomorrow to witness the con-
test between the Olympic and Garden CITY
Cyclers' shooting annexes. The latter team
is said to be particularly strong, and Scov-
ern, White, Allen and others of the
Olympics must shoot true or they will
stand little chance.
The Pacific Cycling Club had very en-
joyable run to Camp Taylor last Sunday
under the command of Captain L. W.
Pryor. The roads were found in splendid
condition after the recent rains. The club
is in very prosperous condition and as
the members take great in terest in its well
fare they all turn out on the runs. The
club always has run every other Sunday.
The Reliance Club Wheelmen will jour
ney slowly to San Jose tomorrow, led by
Pop" Jerome, who has made pre-arrange-
ments for splendid lunch at the Ven
dome. The ride is styled an "old mems