The San Francisco call., 1896-08-15

Leandro to Haywards, starting at IL
o'clock. Next Tuesday evening they will
have theater party at the California.
Next Saturday evening and the following g
Sunday, August % and %, acting Captain
Spillane will take the mem Ders on a run to
Stockton.
The Eintracht Cyclers, under command
of Lieutenant Horstmeyer, left for Santa
Cruz last Saturday morning to compete in
the gymnastic events and bicycle races
under the auspices of the North American
Turner Bund. The cycle races, which
were closely contested between members
of the different turn vereins of the coast,
were won by Eo Peterson, the crack rider
of the Eintracht Cyclers. The cyclers who
made the trip had most enjoyable time,
making side runs to points of interest
near by such as the Big Trees, Sequel,
Capitola and FELTON,, returning to this City
Thursday afternoon little the worse for
their long ride.
The Imperial Cycling Club members
will havea joint run to Centerville with
the CALIFORNIA; tomorrow under Captain
Barrow. There will be an inviting lunch
at their destination and improm ptu races
on the Centerville track afterward. Next
Monday evening there will be members
meeting at $3.50 o'clock.
Captain Muller will lead the Liberty
Cycling Club on run to Haywards to-
morrow taking the A. N. boat. The race
committee reports a large number of
entries for the clubs five-mile road race to
be held on the Both inst. The club is
rapidly gaining in membership, ten new
names being added to the roll in the last
two meetings.
Peter J. Metcalf and Frank ]. Cory of
the Imperial Cycling Club leave for Vic
toria next week. Metcalf will race in
some of the events to be held there.
George NJ. Hamlin of the San Francisco
Road Club will shortly endeavor to lower
the worlds fve-mile road record, now
held by himself, over the San Leandro-
Haywards course.
A Amatch race has been arranged between
W. A. Terrill of the Bay City Wheelmen
and the fastest trotting horse developed at
the coming State fair at Sacramento for a
purse of $125.
The Golden Gate Cycling Club will have
blind run under Captain Black, leaving
the club at $50 A. NJ. On the same date
several OF the mem bers under the leader
ship of Walter Young will have sunrise
run, " leaving the club at 80 A. M, to the
beach and return. Lieutenant w. Mad
d N and two other mem bers made CEN
tury last Thursday in fast time.
Emil Languetin of the Bay City Wheel
men Will make an attempt to lower the
worlds hve-mile road record on Sunday,
August 80. paced by five tandem teams
from his club, one for each mile. Ed
Chapman OF the Olympic Club Wheelmen
will make similar attempt tomorrow
after the Olympic Club Wheelmen's road
race.
Twenty members of the Santa Rosa
Wheelmen, led by Lieutenants Raymond,
Poat and Harry Noonan, made run to
San Quentin last Sunday and also attended
the San Rafael road races. Tomorrow
they will hold tive-mile road race over
the Santa Rosa -Healdsburg road. w. f.
Pettis will officiate as Handicapped.
The directors of the association control
ling the cycle track at Santa Rosa cannot
as yet give out anything definite concern
ing the programme for the proposed meet
on September 8, and there is possibility
it will not be held, as the attractions