The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-26
as it always is when the Bay Citys give an

as it always is when the Bay Citys give an
| entertainment.
The CALL Bicycle Club will have a run
| to the park tomorrow afternoon following
| a members meeting, to be held at Tru-
| worthy's cyclery at O'Clock.
Nominations for officers for the ensuing
| year will be made at the regular meeting
| of the California Cycling Club next Mon
| day evening. The club is much elated
| over the election of its secretary, III. F..
Wynne, to the Office of vice-consul of the
| league, and took occasion to celebrate the
| unex pected event after the election was
over last Monday night. Tomorrow the
members will have run to the park and
Presidio.
Bulletin "a of the racing board, dated Oc-
tober "A, 1895, is as follows:
Sanctions granted-Redlands Cycling Club,
Redlands, December 4. 1895; Pomona Cycling
Club, Pomona, December 6, 1895. Both Na-
tional circuit meets.
Transferred to class B-Roma E; Dow, San
Jose, under clause B. r. NJ. WEIGH,
Representative National Racing Board
The Olympic Club wheelmen have de-
| clded to postpone their first annual ten
mile handicap road race until after the
National circuit meet at San Jose, No
vember and 8, SO that the men will not
| stay out of the road race on account of
| training for the track events.
| Tomorrow this club will follow Captain
A. c. Thornton on a blind run, destina-
| ton known only to the leader, but an
| enjoyable time is promised all who attend
and special attention will be paid the new
| members. The run starts promptly at
$3.50 A. NJ. from the clubhouse on Post
street.
AT the regular meeting to be held on
Tuesday evening, November 5, the theater
party committee will submit their report
and several matters of Importance will be
discussed, prin cipally the selection of Off
GERS to run the club next year. The posi-
ton of captain of the wheelmen gives
promise of being holly contested, there be-
ing several candidates for the office, each
of whom is working quietly to secure
his election. The Incumbent, A. G.
| Thornton, declines denomination.
| William NJ. Meeker of the Bay City
| Wheelmen, who has been in the East at
tending college since June, 1898, will re-
turn to his home here shortly. Dan O'Cal-
laghan of the same club sailed for Europe
| per steamer Umbria on October 5 on his
trip around the world.
The Garden City Cyclers will hold their
| tlve-mile road race tomorrow postponed
from last Sunday on account of rain. Y.
| A. Benson, the well-known racer, has
Joined the club, having withdrawn from
the San Jose Road Club. The racers of
| the latter club are actively training for the
meet at San Jose on November and g.
those who will ride being f. A. McFar-
land, John Wing, Ray Hogg, J. Belloli Jr..
! Ralph Hammonds, g. Navlett, F. Brunst
| Jr. and Otto Ziegler Jr. Last evening the
club held its regular monthly hop at the
clubrooms.
Wilbur F. Knapp, without whose SER
| vices as announcer no race meeting is
deemed complete, has left the Overman
people and will hereafter talk Barnes
This news will be complete surprise to
his many friends who thought him fix
| ture in his former position. He is very
popular with the riders and the trade, and
| is probably the most successful salesman
| on the coast, so his new employers are to
be congratulated on their acquisition.
The San Francisco Young Mems
Christian Association Cycling Club was
reorganized last Tuesday evening with the
following officers: E. E. Kelley, president;
r. S. Bogus, vice president; Frank Han
| cock, secretary-treasurer; Joseph Sims,
captain; P. B. Waterman, first lieuten-
| ant; F. Bronson, second lieutenant.
SPALD1NG.
The following are the handicaps and the
entrants for the much talked OF Acme
Clubs tive-mile handicap road race which
will be held over the San Leandro and
Haywards course tomorrow, starting at
o'clock:
GA. Nissen and II. squires, scratch; A. s.
McDougall and II. H. Hutchinson 80 Sec; B.
]. Sears, G. H. Crafts and P. NJ Lefevre, as sec. !;
Ben Carroll, A. H. Agnew, E. O. Mendel,
James Kenna, J. H. Phillips and F T. Smith,
l min; ". NJ. Greaves, min. 10 sec; G. j.
Culhane, g. A. Hansen and T. H. Nevin, 1 min.
80 sec: f. Simen, j. r. Tallman, T. j. Man.
ming, J. l.. Wetmore and ]. E. Scott, 2 min; J.
II. Otey, so sec.
The following letter is self-explanatory:
The Alpha Cycling Club, a f1ourshing ladies'
club, wishes 10 receive slight mention occa-
sionally in your columns. We are DESTROYS OF
becoming better known. Captain Wynne calls
runs twice month which are largely at
tended. Next Sunday we picnic at Mill Valley
taking the 10 o clock boat, via Sausalito. Mr.
Marsh has given us the use of his grounds. An
enjoyable time anticipated.
DOROTHY PENpERGAsT, Secretary.