The San Francisco call., 1895-10-12

Chief Consul MelrOSe has not yet de-
cided whom he will put in the position
made vacant by the resignation of the late
secretary-treasurer. 1t is necessary it
should be filled, however, for the two
final months of the term, and he will ap-
point some one next week. Asked regard,
ing the roadbooks, he informed me they
would be out surely within fortnight il
not before.
The racing board has issued it's bulletin
No. %, dated October IL, 1895, as follows:
SANCTIONS GRANTED.
October 5-Lompoc Wheelmen, Lompoc.
October 12-Cream City Cycling Club,
Ferndale.
October 19-southern Pacific Company, Santa
Monica.
SUSPENDED UNTIL JANUARY l, 1896
For competing in unsanctioned races al
Rohnerville, September % 10 2S after warn
iug-A. McNulty, J. w. Kerr, V. Armstrong, H.
Delesaux, Frederick Hauck, Frank Lithgow,
Porter
For competing in track races at Gilroy on
Sunday, September 24.James CUP, Oscar
Moore, Walter Farrar, w. Cameron, Thomas
Lee Marion Wayatt, Manuel BERTH, Lee Hol-
loway, n. Galindo, Herman Eschenburg, o.
cameron, John Clark, Con Johnson, Foster
Dyer, Bob Gift
For competing in track races at Healdsburg
on Sunday, September 29-Charles Bond,
Quinn Sewell, w. G. Barnes, Edward Delvan-
thai, A. V. Starks, w. Wilcox, Chris Merchant,
julius Lqedke .gr., Harvey Fuller, w. H.
Lowry, John Reid. R. NJ. WEIGH,
Representative National Racing Board
The Liberty Cycling Club will give an
other OF its popular dancing parties the
latter part of this month. There will be a
donation party the evening of the 29th.
Tomorrow the club has run to witness
the road race at HayWards.
The California Cycling Club will have a
run to witness the road race tomorrow,
leaving on the 8 A. NJ. creek-route boat.
The club has some twenty men in the race
Sunday, October 20, there will be a run to
the park and Presidio-a sort of dress pa
rade ride-that the snowy new uniforms
may be exhibited. At the regular meet
ing of the CALIFORNIA; on Monday evening,
/ October %, new officers will be nominated.
! The reduced initiation fee time limit has
been extended to January 1. The new
amendment relative to suspended mem
bers goes into effect day after tomorrow.
There will be meeting of the newly
elected directors of the Bay City Wheel
men next Tuesday, and President Kerri-
gan desires full attendance, as there is
much business of importance to transact
Roma E. Dow, the fast class A rider of
the Garden City CYcIers, will be in class B
before he knows it, as he has gone to Napa
to ride on the quad team that will pace
Foster in his speed trials, and the league
rules say this puts q man In class B.
However, it won't matter much to him,
as he is good rider and can hold his own
in any class. Dow will take the seat of
Henry Smith on the quad. Every one is
anxious that Foster should be successful
in his attempts against records, and none
more SO than the writer, who is a great
admirer of the riding of the speedy
Olympian and his racing mate, Allan
Jones, Foster can probably follow any
pace the quad can set for him, and if the
track, wind and other conditions are
favorable Dirnberger's time of Las will
soon be forgotten in the light of the new
mark at which Foster will set it. This is
for one mile, flying start, paced, world S
record.
The San Francisco Road Club members
will meet at the cIubroom at $50 A. NJ.
tomorrow, cross the bay and go to Hay
wards to cheer for their fellow members,
Plxley, f. ]. Smith, J. Smith, Pels and
Il. j.. Leavitt, in the road race. 1t all de-
pends on the handicaps they get, SO they
say.
From the style in which the Garden City
! Cyclers send out their notices of club runs
you would think you were receiving card
to Trilby reception or q pink tea or ger
man. One came TO me yesterday in large,
| square, perfumed envelope Inside was
the Notice of club run" very neatly
printed on delicately lavender tinted pa
| per. announcing in gracefully couched
language that there would be two runs to