The San Francisco call., 1896-10-07
PRIZES FOR The PARADE
A List of the Handsome and Use.
full Gifts Acquired by
Bicyclists.
To Be Distributed by Miss Edith Crane
at the Columbia Satur.
day Evening.

The following are the regular prizes
awarded by the judges for the best dis
plays and exhibits in the bicycle parade
last Monday evening:
l. City club having largest number of wheel
men in line-Imperial Cycling Club.
2. City Club having second largest number
OF wheelmen in Iine-Olympic Wheelmen.
8. City club having third largest number of
wheelmen in line-CaliforniaC Cycling Club.
4. City club making best appearance-Barker
Bicycle Club.
s. City club second in matter of appearance
Bay City Wheelmen.
6. City club third in matter OF appearance
Yosemite Eintracht.
z. Alameda County club having largest
number of wheelmen in line-Acme Athletic
Club Wheelmen.
s. Alameda Courty club making finest ap-
pearance on parade-Acme Athletic Club
Wheelmen.
8. Club outside of San Francisco and Ala
media counties having largest number of
wheelmen in ine-Ssn Rafael Wheelmen,
10. Club entering most attractive float {Mer-
chants Association prize), olympic Wheel
men. Club entering second most attractive
float, San Francisco Road Club.
IL. Most catchy and appropriate motto OF
the occasion, Gail sizes of Wheelmen In the
fight. United we stand"
II. Ladies' Club having largest number OF
riders in line, Alpha Qadies) Cycling Club.
Is. Ladies' club making best appearance on
parade, Alpha Qadies) Cycling Club.
Ia. Most picturesque lady's costume, "Co-
lum bia, " Mrs NJ Musser.
15. Second best lady's costume, "The Exam
iner 16 to =" Miss Lotta Crenshaw.
16. Third best lady's costume, might" Mrs.
]. c. Trieller.
IL. Gentleman's most picturesque costume,
Cavalier" A F. Schleicher.
1S. Second best gentleman's costume, F. NJ
Scott.
49, Third best gentleman costume, C. R.
! Sperrv.
| 90 Lady's most grotesque costume worn by
O laHv f
81. Second lady's most grotesque costume
worn by lady, old maid. Miss Zella Barry
D. Gentleman's most grotesque costume
worn by man, Sitting Bull, n. A. Robinson.
23 Second gentlemans most grotesque cos.
| tune worn by man, F. Murphy.
"a and 25. Best tandem or sociable, decora
| ton of wheel and dress of riders to be con-
sidered, Mr.. and Mrs. Ludlow.
26 and 27. Second best tandem or sociable
| decoration of wheel and dress of riders to bt
| considered Devany children.
% and 20, 80 and 81. Most attractive coupled
| or com bination tandems-Olympic Cyclers.
| 80 Best-decorated lady's wheel-Mrs. II
| Hartman.
SO. Second best decorated lady's wheel
81. Third best decorated lady's wheel
| Miss Minnie Huff
35. Best decorated gentleman's wheel
SO. Second best decorated gentleman
| wheel-Louis Hinz.
| 37.-Third best decorated gentleman
/ "A. I. T. ..
! 38. Fourth best decor ated gentleman's wheel
| F. w. Swindell.
| 80. Fifth best decorated, N. Cohn.
40. Best decorated wheel and most attractiv
costume of boy not over IL years of age. Al
| mold Grazer.
Al. Best decorated wheel and most attractiv
costume girl, not over II years of age, Mis-
Alice Guthrie.
40 and 43. Best decorated tandem or soc
able, costume to connt, ridden by two Chi
dren, Eddie and Arthur Mohrig.
A Best display made by bicycle firm
| Thomas H. B. Varney.
As. Best decorated house or store along rout
| OF procession, Roos Bros; second best, WI
liam Green.
The following additional prizes were in
stituted by the press and awarded by th
judges:
Second best motto, "Gone but not forgo
| ten,'' to Louis Hirz, Morgan and Wright tire
Waterbury watch for bicycle, c. F. Harrison
Third best motto, ''The Wheelmen's Nun
| cipal League, an infant in age, but not i
size" Waterbury watch, Henry Schwartz.
John S. Hall, rode as a darky, cyclometer.
The distribution of prizes will in a
probability be made at the Colum bi
Theater after the performance OF mex
Saturday evening, by Miss Edith Crane.