The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-08
THE WHEELMEN.
Reliance Clubs Five Mile Road
Race To- Morrow-ReCent
Elections,


CLUB EVENTS TOMORROW.
Alameda CycIers-Run to Mill Valley.
Bay City Wheelmen-Run to La
Honda (postponed).
Camera Club Cyclists-Run to San An
selma.
Imperial Cycling C1ub-Run to park.
Olympic Club Wheelmen-Run to Gem
terville.
Reliance Club Wheelmen-Road race,
San Leandro.
San Francisco Road CIub-Run to
Camp Taylor.
VeIodrome-Race Meet.
Another meet will be held at the Velo-
drome tomorrow afternoon, and 1t prom
ises to be as successful as the one last
Sunday from a racing point OF view.
Judging by the entry-list. No meet will
be held next Sunday, and there will prob
ably be large number of club runs and
road events in consequence.
The regular weekly bulletin of the track
and road racing committees OF the
c. a. C. c., the principal news in which
is that relating to the restoration OF the
suspended Southern California men and
tracks for Sun day racing, is as follows:
Bulletin No. 3.-May z, 1897.
The president has appointed L. c. Hunter,
San Francisco, member OF the track racing
committee.
Hal Freeman, Fresno, has been appointed
Handicapped for the San Joaquin Valley;
San Francisco; May 81, Garden City Cyclers,
San Jose; May 81, Ariel Bicycle Club, Vallejo;
July 4, Petaluma Wheeimen, Petaluma.
Transferred TO professional class: Bert Il.
Elford Oakland, own request; S. d. Loucks,
Pomona, clause A.
All existing suspensions and restrictions
imposed by the League Of American Wheel
men on tracks and racing men in California
on account OF Sunday racing are hereby de-
.clared terminated by the California Associated
Cycling Clubs. This restores to sanction priVi-
leges the tracks at Santa Monica and Agricul-
tural Park, Los Angeles.
The attention of clubs and racing men
is directed to the requirement OF the road
racing committee, that every race or record
trial. on the road, must obtain the sanction
of the committee. The fees Tor road sanctions
are, for every record trial, and for every race,
or series of races on the same day, in which
records are to be attempted, 81 so; for every
other sanction,$1. Competing in unsanctioned
road events will result in suspension from
both road and track racing.
CHAs. ALBERT ADAMS
Chairman Road Racing Committee.
K. Nj. WEIGH,
Chairman Track Racing Committee Califor-
MIA Associated Cycling CLUBS.
The Reliance Club Wheelmen will hold
a five mile handicap roadrace over the
San Leandro course tomorrow morning,
the entries and handicaps for which are
las follows:
H. Robins. e. Lefevre, L. Nunan. W. Lehner
and W. W. Robson,2 min; T. Hayselden, L. A.
Love, C. Lefevre, r. c. Stats, o. B. Marston,
/ AS; c. Gross, B. Burren, 100; W. Poole. C.
G. Myrick, P. Hayselden, B. Lehner, 1:15; W.
b. Plumb, E. Williams, 1 min; ]. j. Borree P.
"A. Rosenheim, 80 Sec; P. z. Mott, A. P.
Deacon, c. D, Gooch, scratch.
The race is scheduled to start at p M,
but this hour will probably be changed
ito some time in the morning to give those
who SO desire time to cross the bay and
attend the Velodrome races. Unless this
is done several OF the board of timers of
the G. A. c. c. who have agreed to hold
watches on the Reliance race cannot do
so, as they had previously arranged to
time the Velodrome meet.
The officials of the Reliance race will be:
Referee-E. B. Jerome; judges. R. Neylan,
W. E. Griffith, A. P. Swain and R. I. McKis-
sick; timers-P H. Carlton, George T. Wet
more. George H. Strong, George H. Stratton
and H. D. Hadenfeldt; scorers-R. A. Balm Jr.,