The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-05-04
THE WHEELMEN.
TerrIIl, the Racer, VIII Go East To-
Night-Fastest Run on Record.
Latest Items.
CLUB RUNS TOMORROW.

CLUB RUNS TOMORROW.
Acme Club Wheelmen-To Cliff House and
1ngleside.
Bay City Wheelmen-"Blind" picnic run.
California Cycling Cubic Santa Cruz.
Crescent Road Cubic Niles Canyon.
Imperial Cycling Club-To Redwood City.
Reliance Club Wheelmen-To Tocaloma
Since Thursday the principal topic of
conversation among wheelmen has been
the fact published that day exclusively in
the CALL that W. A. Terrill, the crack class
B racer, was to go East next week to COM
pete during the racing season on the East
ern circuit. Terrill is known to be phe-
nomenal rider and after little experience
as to the ways and means employed by
Eastern men to win races he will be up in
front in many hot finish. He has all the
necessary speed and endurance to cope
with the best of them and will uphold the
reputation of California racers to every
ones satisfaction. Terriil is only 20 years
of age, but is powerfully built, weighing
$50 pounds. He has instructions to report
10 NJ. F. Dirnberger, manager of the SYRIA
cuse team, at once, so will leave here to-
night. With Terrill and Ziegler on the
Eastern circuit, and Bald and Mcdonald,
who have become famous friends with
every one whom they have met here, Cali
fornians will watch with interest the re-
suits of all Eastern races this season.
The Crescent Road Club held a meeting
last Wednesday night, at which the follow
ing new officers were elected: NJ. Lafee,
president; H. Hacht, vice presidents E.
Nj. Eisfelder, treasurer; j. Klein, financial
secretary; Joy LlchtenSteln, recording Sec
A n al arms
Captain Rosenberg has called a run to
Niles Canyon for tomorrow, leaving on
the A. NJ. boat.
The Mountain View Cyclers promise to
become one of the leading wheeling clubs
of Santa Clara County. 1t now has forty
two members. They have purchased a
building for a clubhouse and will give a
grand ball on the 18th inst. a winged ar
row has been adopted as their emblem,
and orange will be the club color. The
following are members of the club: Sam
E. Weilheimer, A. Cooper, E. E. Brownell,
J. W. Mockbee, J. S. Bailey, Sam Graham,
Walter a. Clark, George Blasius, A. J.
Clark, D. D. Johnston, V. S. Henderson,
Charles Swall, P. T. Brooks Charles Ehr-
horn, George Taylor, o. w Butz, Phil W.
Clark, George Boloff, D. J. Malone, j. D.
Williams, A. c. Williams, S. Jones, A. W.
Ehrhorn, Fred Goodrich, S. H. Clark. 1. L.
Goodrich, c. B. Alviso, Fred Williams,
p. HI. Milbury, +. L. Berry, William Spen-
Ger, A. W. Cashier, W. w. Hotchkiss, c. S.
Loranger, H. Weilheimer, Claude Streight,
William Neuroth, ]. Weilheimer and
Frank Phelps.
The Imperial Cycling Club will have a
run to Redwood City tomorrow, where
lunch will be ready on their arrival. On
May II the club Will hold a five-mile road
race from San Mateo to San Carlos, in
which Frank Byrne will endeayor to get
within the coast record of Is minutes 10
seconds for the distance.
The Camera Club Cyclists held meet
ing last Thursday night. The club is pro-
crossing finely, and will soon have a large
membership. Captain Argent is going to
arrange some pleasant weekly runs into
the country. The combination of the
wheel and photography is a good one
Lieutenant Siebe of the Golden Gate
Cycling Club rode century last Sunday.
Tomorrow, he and Mr.. A 6. Mass of the
same club will undertake the ride to Santa
Cruz, which is considered very hard trip.
as it embraces about ninety miles of riding,
the last forty being very billy. The Golden
Gate Club will hold Ladies' night in the
near future. The club is prospecting.
Of all the various Eastern cycling week
lies that reach US out here, Bearings prints
the best coast news. S. B. Vincent is the
local correspondent, and often mas two or
three columns weekly of very interesting
reading matter. Vincent is considered one
of the best class A men on the coast, and
has penchant for riding to San Jose and
return on a Sunday, one hundred miles,
''iust for the exercise as he expresses it.
The Outing Road Clubs run to Center
vile was postponed last Sunday owing to
the rain until May Il. Tomorrow Cap
tain Davis and some of the members will
ride century around the bay, leaving here
at 4:30 A. NJ. The roads should be in ex-
eellent condition for the trip.
The San Jose Road Club is showing
great activity as the riding, season COM
mences. Last night they held q party at
their clubrooms. A members meeting will
be held Monday night to decide upon
dates for their next road race, for a smoker,
q ladies' night and a Joint run with the
Acme Club Wheelmen of Oakland. Be-
sides these events, all to take place in May,
they are making preparations for holding
a race meet at Central Park in this city
within month. w. Harris, who rode the
second relay for the club and was badly in
lured, is again riding and will soon COM
mence training for various races. In the
next five-mile road race of the club McFar-
land, Navlet and Belloli will attempt to
lower Edwards five-mile record of Is min
10 Sec, made two weeks ago from San
Mateo to San Carlos.
The Road Club members state that be-
fore Otto Ziegler left for the East he agreed
TO wear their emblem, the 'ivy leaf" in
all races in which he was entered. They
have no doubt but what he will keep his
promise. What will the Olympics say to
this? Hq is q member of that club also,
and wore their colors at San Jose on April
19 and 20.
Members of the Young Mems Christian
Association of San Jose have recently or
gained a bicycle club within themselves.
Vincent NJ Peel was elected president and
Elgin c. Hurlbert secretary. A committee,
consisting of ]. II. Bills, e. G. Hurlbert !