The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-22

referee; II. T. Kellogg, starter; III. L. Gil
f, bert, I. L. Gilbert, Fred Starratt, @.
| Pomeroy and F. Jackson.
The racing board has issued its twelfth
! bulletin, under date June 20, 1895, as fol-
| lows:
SANCTIONS GRANTED.
June Is, Santa Paula Wheelmen, Santa Paula.
July a, Redlands Cycling Club, Redlands.
| July 4, Stockton Athletic Association, Stock
| ton.
July 4, Ventura wheelmen, Ventura.
| July 4, Brooklyn Parlor No. l61, N. S. g. w,
| East Oakland.
| cision of Referee C. F. Gates at San Bernardino
May % last, the National Racing Board sus-
tains the referee, saying: "The rules provide
that the decision of referee shall be final in
| all cases when such decision does not conflict
| with the racing rules. There was no conflict
in the decision rendered, and the referee was
! in better position to decide the question of a
| foul than the racing board could now be-"
| For violation OF clause c, class A. amateur
rule, A. w. Cleaver of Los Angeles is declared a
professional R NJ WEIGH,
Representative National Racing Board.
The members of the California Cycling
Club will make trip to La Honda Sun
| day, June 80. The run will start from the
clubrooms next Saturday evening at $50,
and the men will ride to Woodside, some
| five miles beyond Redwood City, where
they will stop over night, completing the
| trip to La Honda and returning to Red
| wood City Sunday.
The wheelmen of Visalia offer hand
some banner to the club having the largest
number of men in line in their parade on
| July 4. The banner is of purple and gold,
! the wheelmen's club colors. On the rich
purple silk plush is worked the following
in gold: "Visalia, July d. 1885," A large
wheel traced in gold is the central orna-
| for by all the wheeling clubs within a
reasonable radius of Visalia.
The Crescent Road Club will attend the
association run tomorrow. A new uni
| form was adopted by the members at a
meeting held last Wednesday evening,
which will be ready early in July. The
club propose holding another five-mile
| trophies for the event. The club was
recently presented by Byron D. Bent with
a photograph of the club members and
several views of the run to Camp Taylor
| two weeks ago, all neatly framed together,
which has been hung in the clubrooms.
1t is rumored that the Falcon team will
| be disbanded on July Is. The team is now
on the Eastern circuit, and is composed OF
| Otto Ziegler Jr., G. Z. Coulter and G. G.
Harbottle. The latter has already left the
circuit and returned to Canada. No reason
| is given for the breaking up of the team.
| 1t is surprise to notice Coulter vastly
! improved form, as he is now winning
many races on the circuit. On June 90 at
| Utica, n. Y, Ziegler was given twenty
yards handicap over him in two-mile
race, and yet Coulter won it and Ziegler
| finished third. w. A. Terrill has also
| beaten Ziegler in scratch races. What
the matter with the .little demon?"
The Petaluma Wheelmen will hold q
race meet on July 4 confined entirely to
class A eyentsas follows: Half-mile invi-
tation, scratch; one mile invitation,
! scratch; one-mile club handicap; half
mile scratch, boys under 16 years; quarter
mile scratch, boys under Ia years; half
mile scratch, county; quarter-mile scratch,
county; two-mile scratch. county; one
mile Two Rock Road Club event. The prizes
are well selected and of good value. En-
tries close June 81 with George B. Murphy,
secretary, 1014 Fourth street, Petaluma.
w. B. Fawcett's' likeness is presented
this week. He is well-known mem Der OF
the Olympic Club Wheelmen and has al
ready made his mark on the track in class
a races. He will ride at San Jose on July
4 and will be up with the bunch in all the
! finishes.
Charles S. Wells and Harry Terrill. the