The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-08

race is for club members only. There will
be three prizes, the first being high-grade
bicycle valued at $105, the second a $40 suit
of clothes and the third club uniform,
value $50. Certainly such trophies are well
worth contesting for. Some of the prob
able starters are Captain Quadt. Lieutenant
Siebe and Messrs. Stiegeler Mas, Fenster-
macher, Schwartz, Holler and Dwyer
These men are already actively training
for the event.
Captain Quadt has called run of the
Golden Gate Club for tomorrow to San
Mateo and return, starting at 8 A. NJ. from
the clubrooms, 228 Thirteenth street.
Lieutenant Siebe of this club rode to Santa
Cruz last Wednesday, returning Thursday,
making 60miles in two days.
Captain Charles Etting will lead the
members of the Pacific Cycling Club on a
run to Halfmoon Bay and return to-day
and tomorrow. The riders will take the
$3.50 train this afternoon to San Mateo,
and wheel from there to their destination,
returning Sunday.
The Outing Road Club will have run
tomorrow from Sausalito to San Rafael,
leaving on the A. NJ. ferry. / should ad-
wise them to take the new grade over Corte
MADEIRA Hill. 1t is in much better condi-
ton, and the ascent and descent are much
more gradual than the old road. Turn to
the left about 300 yards north of Alto sta
ton instead of to the right, as formerly.
Nearly the entire trip will be found rid
able by going this way.
George Stamper has been elected presi-
dent of the Outing Club, vice G. Shilling,
resigned. Mr.. Stamper is an old-time and
popular wheelman, having been promi-
nent in the Bay City Club in the palmy
days of the Ordinary" He will make for
the club splendid executive officer Bert
Mayer of the Outings leaves to-day for the
Blue Lakes, there to join Captain Davis,
and together they will tour that region
awheel. Sol Peiser of the same club made
century last Sunday.
The Alpha Cycling Club is the name of
ladies' wheeling organization recently
formed in the Mission, with the following
officers: Mrs. Keller, president; Miss May
Wynne, e-president; Miss Mccarthy,
secretary; Miss Annie Pendergast, treas
urer; Miss Vermeil, sergeant-at-arms;
Mrs. II. f. Wynne, captain; Mrs. Smith,
first lieutenant; Mrs. Yocum, second lieu
blem the Greek letter &C., and starts off
with membership of twenty-five. Meet
ings are held each Wednesday evening at
the rooms of the California Cycling Club,
through the courtesy of that organization.
This morning at 8 o'clock the club will
have run to the park and Cliff House,
and tomorrow at the same hour another
to the Preside.
The members of the Liberty Cycling
Club will enjoy run to the Cliff and Pre-
sldlo tomorrow morning. Only seven
members completed the century run last
Sunday, owing to breakdowns EN- route.
Messrs. s. Mitchell, J. Thompson and F.
Gherlnl have been elected members of the
Liberty Club, bringing the roll up to
thirty mine, with several more to be voted
for.
The San Francisco Road Club will have
a pleasant run to San Jose tonight by
moonlight. Captain L. L. Korn requests
| the members to assemble Eat Seventh and
Market streets tonight att IL O clock sharp.
An easy pace will be set, and the ride
should prove very enjoyable.
An institution calling itself a bicycle
stable has recently been started down
town Tor the storing of wheels during the
| daytime for those who are DESTROYS OF rid
ing to work and have no place to keep
| their mounts. The success of such a ven.
| ture here is problematical
The California Cycling Club will hold
the final OF three one-mile handicap club
races tomorrow morning at the Central
| Park track at $3.50 O'Clock. Those who
nave qualified in the previous races for
| this flnal, and their handicaps are: J. w.
Harvey, scratch; F. Struven so yards A.
Theisen 100, w. Sternberg 1876, T. Wall 153
| G. Birdsall 160 After the race CAPTAIN
Burk has called run over the San Mateo
five-mile course, returning via the Spring
Valley lakes, a very pretty ride. On June
% the club will hold road race over this
course for members only; entries must be
sent to Captain Burk by June IL.
The annual joint run of the California
Associated Cycling Clubs will be held on