The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-13

dition. the former riding faster than he has
ever ridden before. San Jose wheelmen
are very sore over Osen' s recent suspension,
as he is thereby shut out Of the races next
week.
The class a men form a pretty speedy
group by themselves, and are riding
very fast, especially Jones, Chapman
and Moody. Sampson of the Acme Club
arrived at the track Wednesday. BYrne Of
the Imperials will commence training on
Monday. The class A one-mile race is
going to be fine event, and as tandem
pacing is to be put in the final of the heats
the record may be lowered. In this event
are Jones, Moody, Sherman, Smith, Nissen,
Byrne, Chapman, Languetin, Dieckman
Mcfarland, II. Terrill, A. Reid, Rose and
Frazier. The latter is champion of Oregon
and Washington, and won over 100 firsts
last season.
Tandem pacing will also be put in the
one-miie invitation and the two-mile
scratch, class B, the Garden City Cyclers
being DESTROYS OF getting records for their
new track.
The following sweeping challenge has
been issued by the Kindergarten" of the
Garden City Cyclers:
We here announce that the Garden City
Cyclers kindergarten" would like to arrange
race with any kindergarten team (mem bers
under 10 years of age) on the Pacific Coast
from a quarter-mile dash up to a ffty-mile
relay race. The members of the Garden City
Cyclers kindergarten are: Tony Delmas,
Elmer Sherman, Dick Moody, Oscar Smith and
Allan Jones. Very respectfully,
A. H. JARMAN, Manager.
Tomorrow afternoon the California Cy-
cling Club will hold the first of series OF
one-mile handicap club races at Central
Park. Three of these will be run every
other Sunday, the intermediate Sundays
holm Or devoted To Gin h.r11nS
The Bay City Wheelmen will hold club
run tomorrow to Blythedale, Marin Coun-
ty. under Captain Dodge, riding from SAL
salito. They leave here on the 8 A. NJ. boat
and unattached riders are cordially in
yited to accompany them. The ride is
easy, and a good dinner is assured the
tourists at their destination.
To-day the San Francisco Young Mems
Christian Association Cycling Club will
hold its initial road race over the fiye-mile
course from San Mateo to San Carlos
starting about 2:30 P. NJ. The complete
entry list with the riders handicaps was
exclusively published in the CALL last
, Wednesday. To witness the race specta-
tors should take the train which leaves
Third and Townsend streets at IL AS A. NJ
There are nineteen entrants, the scratch
man being ]. Z. Edwards, who rode the
first relay for the Olympic Club last Sun
35 3-5 Sec, faster time than was made by
any other rider over this relay before.
J. A. Ostendorf has just been enrolled as
member of the Bay City Wheelmen
The regular meeting of the California AS
| ISOLATED Cycling Clubs will be held this
evening at the rooms of the Olympic Club
Wheelmen. There is great deal of bust
ness to be transacted. The Santa Rosa
Wheelmen have applied for Membership
and will be voted upon and undoubtedly
elected. The matter of combining future
relay races to class A riders only, as exclu-
siyely published in the CALL on Wednes
day last, will also be brought up for dis
cussion and all delegates should not fai
to be present.
The quarter-mile track at Alameda il
being put in condition for training pur
poses, and the Oakland and Alameda
racers will now have equal advantages
with the wheelmen of this city and San
Jose.
The Liberty Cycling Club of this city will
hold its initial fve-mile handicap road
race tomorrow, from High street, Fruit
vale, to San Leandro, starting at 10 A. NJ
The entries and handicaps are as follows
+. Irelan, min. 80 Sec; L. Andre, l min
so Sec; o. St. Denis, / min. so sec, f
Koch, min. 20 sec. A. Joost, min. q
Sec; S. Honigsberger 40 sec. G. Steinan
40 Sec; G. Bouton, 40 sec.; w. Irelan, AZ