The San Francisco call., 1897-07-17

Wheelmen, Salinas, CAL. September IL, Capt..
tai City Wheelmen, sacramento, Cal.
Records accepted (profe sional)-Two-thirds
of mile, competition: unpaeed, Otto Ziegler,
San Jose, May 80, 1897, 20; one mile, COM
petition, single, paced, Otto Ziegler, Sacra-
mento, June =. 1897, 2:O5 3-5.
ton, Oakland; NJ. A. Casenave, Los Angeles
CLAUSE A.
For competing in unsanctioned races under
unusual conditions, j. S. Brereton is sus pended
for period yet to be determined by this COM
mittee.
1t has been decided by vote of this committee
that, except in match races, wherein each con-
testant furnishes mis- own pacemakers, mul IL
seated machines shall be excluded from pacing
competitive events and only single pace
makers allowed.
Pacific Coast championships have been es-
ia bllshed at one-half one and five miles, open
to both amateur ard professional riders, the
trophy representative of the championship In
each event 10 be a gold mccall OF pre- scri bed
design; other prizes to be of the character and
within the limit of value allowed in the anna
teur class.
will prom ote annually TWO special handicap
events. one for professionals. the other for
amateurs, open only to members of the asso-
ciated clubs. To the purse tor the profess
sionsl event the associa ton will contribute
800. The management of the meeting at
which IL is contested will add a further sum,
but not less tha 500, to which will be added
the entry fees OF $5 from each contes tant The
purse will be divided so per cent 10 first, %
pr cent to second, Is per cent TO third and
10 per cent to fourth. In the amateur event
entries will be restri icted to one presep tative
from each club. The association will supply
trophy 10 be competed for annually until
won three times by representative of the
same club. In addition there will be four
prizes of the value of $50, $25. $15 and SO
each respectively. R. NJ WEIGH,
Chairman Track-racfng Committee, California
Associsted Cycling Clubs.
The road-racing and records committee
of the California Associated Cycling Clubs
has issued the following bulletin:
SAN FRANCISCO, July IA, 1897.
For connecting in unsanctioned road race.
namley "Los Angeles-SanIa Monica Road Race"
suspended from the track and road under gen.
erai rule b, as follows:
To septem Der 3. 1s97-w. R. Ruess. Los An
ge es. To August 3, 1s97-Harold Hawks,
William Furman Los Angeles; Waiter Imbler,
Crompton; Herman Keane, Santa Paula; J.
H. Owens. James l.. Todd, R. H Hahn, Los
Angeles; o. D. Eastwood San Bernardino;
J. E. Pugh. D. R. Pool, w. H. Stafford,
Los Angeles; Charles Twitchell, Santa Monica;
Ray Rogers, W. B. Moody, Charles r. Boil, j.
Goldsmith, George A. Proctor, Richard Wolfe,
Y. F. Campton, Newhall; Albert E. Case, John
Which l. J. ManIey, David Lewis, Los Ange-
les; II. Micnelson, Pasadena; Frank Cooper,
Los Angeles; Will Fleming Pomona; John E.
Parsons, Frank Lewis Los Angeles; Carson
Shoemaker, Riverside; Ralph Hamlin, H. B.
Cromwell, E. R. Northmore, Hennion Robin
son, FRANK OeYlln, JOnn L. OuValI, L. ID. Null
Ter Jr., Los Angeles }. Z. Sandstrom, San Pedro;
F. w. James, San Fernando: C. ]. Lattum, AL
hambf a; j. w. Austin, Z. p Blackmer, Phillip
Hunter, Charles S. Hinton. E. e. Rice, Ed
Ledbetter, Tom Morris, Otto Widely, Allen
Keene, Frank Field. Fred Dee. N. B. Norfolk,
Theodore Pinther, Fay Stephenson, w. Swear
niger. Kesnoe Flores, A. c. Muff, Bert Tomlin-
son, James Robinson, Los Angeles; Will
Brodie, Santa Monica.
Road racing and record committee OF the
c. A. c. c., by Chester S. Myrick.
The Acme Club wheelmen will hold
fve-mile handicap road-race in a few
weeks over the San Leandro course.
Z. A. BoZio of the Imperial Cycling
Club will make trial against the twenty
mile road record this afternoon over the
official G. A. G. c. course at San Leandro.
He will be paced by numerous of his club.
mates on singles and tandems, in the en-
deavor to get within the record of Kraft
of 52:11, made in the big race last Sunday
BCZlo Is clever road rider, and barring
accidents should come close to accom-
plishing his purpose.
The mem bership OF the North Califor-
mia division, League of American Wheel
men, is $40, according to the last bulletin,
which is quite a drop from 1700 which
was the enrolment before the associated
clubs assumed control of cycling affairs in
this State. The association now numbers
731 individual members, and is increasing
steadily.
There will be wheeling carnival at