The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1897-04-20
NOTES ANENP THE CYCEERS.
Capital City Flyers Training for the
Relay Race.
Judges, Timers, rIarsha!s, Flagmen
ETC., Selected to Serve on
That Occasion.

| Last year the 100-mile relay bicycle
race between the Capital City Wheel
men of this city and the Terminal City
Wheelmen of Stockton was won by the
former in five hours and thirty min
utes. This time will no doubt be low
cred when the race is repeated next
Sunday.
Twelve of the Capital City's men had
tryout at Agricultural Park on sun
day, each going ten miles, and the
best ten scores figure up five hours and
nineteen minutes. TO be sure the rid
ers had the advantage of a good track,
but they are not yet in true racing
condition, or they would have made
the ten relays in even better time.
All will depend on the condition of
the roads next Sunday. If fairly
smooth, there is little doubt that last
years time will be beaten.
At last nights meeting of the Capt.
tai City Wheelmen the WheeIway Com
In1ttee reported that the new path from
Brighton Junction to Perkins was al
most finished and would be completed
by the end of the week.
The Track Committee reported that
rapid progress was being made on the
oak Park track, and that soon the To-
cal riders would have the finest race
path on the coast at their disposal
The committee on the Stockton ex-
cursion on the day of the relay race
reported that the train would leave the
city at / g. m. next Sunday. and that
parties who desire to go should at once
make application for tickets at 800 K
g1f1
* street, or Of the officers of the club.
Accommodation will be made for the
carriage of bicycles.
The committee on sanction for races
to be given for the benefit of the So
ciety for the Prevention of Cruelty to
| Children reported that a free one had
been granted The Captain was di-
rected TO prepare two events for the
occasion.
A vote of thanks was passed to the
| riders, trailers. timers, judges and 9TH
ers who took part in the late relay race
around the bay
Francis j. Dwyer rendered his resig-
nation as a delegate to the California
Associated Cycling Clubs, and the Pres
ident was empowered to fill the va
cancy.
The new monogram club emblem was
ordered placed on all the racing suits
to be worn in next Sundays relay race
with the Stockton clubs. A list of the
officials for that occasion is as follows:
| AT Stockton - Judge, F. L. Martin;
| Timer, J. Little.
First relay-Judge, E. A. Garfield;
Timer, S. Pope.
Second relay-Judge, A. Ballingals;
Timer, B. j. Mcdonald.
| Third relayf- Judge, G. Conrad;
| Timer, II. Bennett
Fourth relay - Judge, T. Goethe
Timer, c. NJ. Goethe.
Fifth relay-Judge, W. Hill; Timer,
A. Lyons
Sixth relay (Sacramento)-Judge J.
7. Sheehan; Timer, A. Kleinsorge.
These same men will serve on the
return trip TO Stockton
Flag Umpires-J A Woodson, Guth-
rie's Station; Frank NJ. Woodson. Thir-
| ty-irst and P streets; Frank Miller
Nineteenth and P streets; Frank Egan
Nineteenth and L streets; O.. w Erie
wine, Fifteenth and L streets; Harry
| Thorpe, Tenth and L streets; F. w.
Day, Tent" and n streets; Charles E.
Phipps, Fifteenth and n streets;
Charles Morton, Nineteenth and N
streets.
Chief Marshal, Charles T. Wright
Assistant Unsatisfactory Odbert,
/ j. D. O'Neil j. r. Denham, NJ. T. Green.
w. A. Stephenson, Benjamin Parsons,
VI. N. Kimbal F. M. Jones, E. W.
Marks, Ed. Adams, Charles c. Holl,
| Joseph A M. Martin
l.. s. Epson was appointed special
News Agent to receive and dispatch
| bulletins concerning the race during its
| course. with HEADQUARTERS in Stockton.