The San Francisco call., 1896-04-10
RELAY RACE ENTRIES,
Teams to Compete in the Great
Hundred.Mile Event
Sunday.
Ten c utS Entered and Two Hundred
Men Are Ready fer the Race
of the Year.

The entries for the annual 100 mile relay
race OF the California Associated Cycling
Clubs closed last night, and there are ten
teams entered of ten men each from the
following clubs: Acme Club Wheelmen,
Oakland; Alameda Cyclers, Alameda; Bay
City Wheelmen and California Cycling
Club, San Francisco; Garden City Cyclers,
San Jose; Imperial Cycling Club and
Olympic Club Wheelmen, San Francisco;
Reliance Club Wheelmen, Oakland; San
Francisco Road Club. San Francisco, and
San Jose Road Club, San Jose.
Each rider is allowed trailer. who
starts one minute behind and may lend
his wheel to the relay rider in case OF acci-
dent, thus making 200 men who viii actu-
ally race, beside 200 more who will act as
officials at the ten relay stations.
The race will start promptly at o'clock
next Sunday morning from Tenth and
Market streets, this City, and will finish
al Central avenue and Grand street, Ala
media, about o'clock. The men who Will
ride each relay and the clubs they repre-
sent are as follows:
First relay-The eodore Sehleuter. Acme; ". T.
Pratt, Alameda; E. Languetin, Bay CITY: F.
Hansen, California; q. Herdenbrook, Garden
CITY; a. l. Bozio, imperial; g. Z. Kroetz,
inson, san Francisco Road Club; NJ j. 0'Brien
San Jose Road Club.
Second relay. r. Kenua, Acme; F. D. Taft.
Alameda; c. A. krafts Bay City; c. BirdsaI
California; Tony Delmss, Garden City: c. ~
Conger, Imperial; w. J. Christ, Olymp pic; F. B.
Wilkins Reliance; Guy Frost, san Francisco
Road Club; J. J. Carroll, San Jose Road Club
Third relay-P. NJ. Leievre. Acme; j. G. Hur-
ley, Alameda; J. c. Williamson. Bay City; p
G. Alexander, California; Russell Cushing
Garden City; ?. Metcaif, Imperial; q. P
Fuller, Olympic; Edgar Curtis, Reliance: c.
Goodwin, San Francisco Road Club; Ralph
Hammonds, san Jose Road Club.
Whalley, Alameda; H. E. McCrea, Bay City;
J. W. Harvey, California; C. NJ Smith Garden
CITY; CITY; Z. G; Barley Imperial; Allan \. Jones,
ton Alderman, San Francisco Road Club; John
Wing, San Jose Road Club.
Fifth relay-E. J. Smith, Acme; NJ E Gaines.
berg, California; Al Hubbard, Garden City; T.
L. AlboreIle, Imperial; c. R. Coulter, OlyIn pic
z. r. Mott, Reliance: L. S. Leavitt, San Fran
cisco Road Club; Kay Hogg, san Jose Road
Club.
Sixth relay-M F Rose. Acme;F. G. Thomas.
alameda; b. c. Raynaud, BAY City; ]. D. Car
dinell, California; Gus Naviet, Garden City;
Charles d. Gooch, Reliance; Ed Elliot San
Francisco Road Club; Joseph Bellol, San Jose
Road Club.
Seventh relay. r. Sampson, Acme; c. 6.
Shafer, Alameda; s. B. Vincent, Bay City; A
Tneisen, California; Oscar Smith. Garden City !;
W Mack, Imperial; Ed Chapman, Olympic;
Bert Elford, Reliance; C. Ackerman, san Fran.
cisco Road Club; J. E. Willoughby. San Jose
Road Club.
Eighth relay-E. W. Decker, Acme; A. W,
City; l.. 2. Olson, California; julius Smith
Garden City; B. D. Blekeslee, Imperial; George
Tantau. Olympic; Percy Deacon, Reliance; Ii.
A. Friedlander, san Francisco Road Club;
Homer Galloway, San Jose Road Club.
Ninth relay-G. A. Nissen. Acme; F. E. Gra-
ham, Alameda; E. UIbricht. Bay City; R. coul-
J; j. Borree, Imperial; j.. E. Edwards, Olympic ;
Charles D. Bates Jr., Reliance; T. Farnsworth
San Francisco Road Club; Ted Beiloli, San Jose
Road Club.
Tenth reley-H. W. squires. Acme; C.
City; H. Egeberg. California; otto Zieg-
Ies Jr Garden Fns1.r CITY; F. NJ Byrns Impe-
Reliance; George Hamlin, San Francisco Road
Club; F. a. Mcfarland, San Jose Road Club.
The men who will act as judges and
timers at the start and finish of the race
will be: f. FL. Kerrigan, c. A. Adams, F.
w. Sharpe, F. S. Hoyt, J. J. B. Argent
W. e; Grittithss, W. |. Pixley, Joseph Ca
Will also act: George P. Wetmore and H.
D. Hadenfeldt. John F. McGlynn will be
the starter. j. F. Hancock, clerk of the
course; Z. w. Prentiss, scorer.
The message to be borne by the relay
riders will be letter addressed by Mayor
OUtAo " MI. hOeuereT, president OF the
Board of Trustees of Alameda.
The personnel OF the team of the Bay
CITY Wheelmen will surprise the other
CLUBS, for three of its crack riders, II. f.
Terrill, X. L. Long and T. s. Hall, are not
on the team. Terrill is i'll, Hall is out of
condition, and in try out yesterday two
Dew men beat him considerably, so he was
wisely left out.
Ulbricht and McCrea OF Los Angeles are
On the team, as well as Krafts OF Benicia
and Williamson of Santa Rosa. The
Olympic, Garden City and Acme teams
are particularly strong, and the others all
have fighting chance.
The riders, trailers and officials will all
go to their respective stations this after
noon and tomorrow morning, so as to be
on the ground in ample time for the great
est cycling event of the year.
The racing committee of the association
stated last night that the race would not
be postponed for any reason except heavy
rain Sunday morning, which seems un-
likely now to occur.
Patents are issued by sixty-four govern.
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