The San Francisco call., 1895-10-12

run called, with instructions to take one
or the other of these boats. The final
destination of the wheelmen is Haywards,
there to witness the finish of the second
annual ten-mile road race of the California
Associated Cycling Clubs, which viii be
ridden from High street, Fruitvale, TO
Haywards. In this race there are ninety
six entrants, hailing from this City, Oak
land San Jose and many other places, and
as the longest time handicap is only four
minutes, IL Will be a wonder if there are
not a great many falls and collisions at
tendant upon the race. At the finish all is
bound to be confusion, as the entire ninety
six, minus those who are lost by
being too slow, will finish together
If the handicapping is good, and as they
cannot come in abreast, and some are
bound to want to be in front, there will be
a pretty scramble for position. OF course
all this is what the other wheelmen are
going over to see, and incidentally to cheer
for their eliminates in the contest. The
Bay Citys will take along their bulldog
Mike for a mascot; the Olympics will have
their pet kitten on the ground with a
winged doughnut around its neck, and
aside from the possibility of there being
pitched battle between the two, the excite
ment of the scene, enliYened by lnnumer-
able bloomer girls. always present on such
big wheeling occasions as tomorrow will
be, all give promise of great day for the
devotees OF the sport and their adherents
The race will start from Fruitvale
promptly at IL O'Clock, and to witness the
finish no one should go by later boat
than the 8, and greater comfort will be as
sured if the journey is made earlier in the
morning. The entries and handicaps are
as follows:
J. E. Scott, Acme, 4 min.; R. A Coulter,
g.. Z. C2 5 min 80 sec; Thomas Boyd, c. c. G.,
3:25i Otto Rech, G. Z: c., 3:15; Charles Bird
3:15; L. Cooper, R. c. c., $40; F. Joost Jr.,
c. c. c., $40; Z. NJ. Boyle C. C. c.. 3:O5; E. d.
Mendel, Acme, 500; B. J. Sears, Acme, 300;
c. c. G., 800; D. W. 'O'Brien, s. ]. R. G.,
800; c. S. Myrick, R: A. G.. 800; P.
q cOT5n e e. 500 n e. cossG sG3 o "i@R q W. Bd6 Bei6
Ed LANCER, l. G. c., $50; H c. Kastens, c. A.
c., $50; G. w. Brouillet, Acme, $50; H.
Mayo, C. G. c. 2:50; G. E. Crump, o. G. W.,
KoltZ, c. c. c., 80; Z. A. Rogers, Acme, . 80
F. Maunder, Acme, $50; Rene Brassy, G. c.
c., 2 80; R. H. Hammond, S. J. R. Co. $50; G.
W, 2:25; N. J. O'Brien, S. J. R.. c.,
2:22i 2b.,san G. H. Ra9ks. / c g. 2;2o;
C., 2:I5; F. Schone, R. c. C., 2:i5; c. Kroetz.
o. c. w, 2:l5; H, Hutchinson, Acme, 2:IO;
George Caldwell, b. G: W, 2:10; F. R. Haley,
son, B. c. W., 2:1O; r. Aylward Acme, 2:O5 !;
II. A. Goddard, B. c. W, 100; J. D. Lawrence, G..
&C, 100; J. B. K. Cooper, B. c. W. 200; G. w
Frost REC, 200; W; !. Pixley, sF.R. C., 90 !;
7. Smith, 5. J; r c., 200; A. E. Megary, 1. c..
GG.2;oo; j: F. Burns, |. c. G., 90; J; S. Egan,
l. G. c., 1:53; J. Wall, c. c. c., / 30; p NJ
Lefevre, Acme, 1:50; G. H. Crafts, Acme, l so;
j. Sittenheim, G. K. c., l 80; b. Lyons l. c.
c., 90; h. Sternberg, c. C. c., 80; j. D.
]. c. c., 1:45; l. Ii. Frank, r. c. c., ,I:45;
q. w. Tantau, o. c. W, As: T. II. Nevin,
Acme, 1:40; F. !. Day, B. {. W., lao: H. p
Egeberg. c. c. G., l 50; G. p. Fuller, o. c. W,
l 80; J. A. Code. O. C. W., / 30; l.. E. Pels, S.
F. K. c., 1:30; ii. V. Ready, 3. c. W, 80;
c. f. Lennon, o. c. w, 80; a. H. Agnew,
Acme. 1:15; J. Jaegling, l. C. c., 1 10; J. F.
Ives; A; C.. 10 A; E, Cumbers, D. c. C., 10.
J. H: Smith 81. R. G.. 100; J. c. Hurley,
!. c., ITO; K. Irones, o. c. W, 1900 /;
+. J. Smith, S. j. R. c., so Sec. ; A. L. Holing,
B. c. W, As; A. j. MEME, B. C. W., :45; J. E.
Wing, 5. J. K. c., AS; II. Downing, q. c. C.
:45; c. L. Davis, 0. c. W., 40 E. Languetin B.
&. W., 40; T. A. Grifiths, B. C. W, 40; p. G..
Alexander G. c. c., 40; r. Cushing G. c. c.,
30; j. L. Edwards O. G. W., 80; Ed Chapman,
o. G. W. 80; L. S. Leayitt 5. +. K. c., 30; II.
i. Freeman, B. c, w, 30; 4. n. Jones, o. c..
w, 10; +. NJ. Byrne, 1. c.. c., 10; g. A. MIS-
sen, Acme, 10; William Greaves, Acme, 10;
w. J. Edwards, g. c. c., scratch.
The annual election for officers of the
North California Division. League of Amer
can Wheelmen, is now upon US, and there