The San Francisco call., 1897-07-31
THE :WH:E LINEN.
The Olynnpic-Aome: Joint Grub Run
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The 'Olynpic-Acme: Joint Club Run
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;: The principal wheeling event for to-
morrow among the: clubs is, the joint run
of the Olyn pics and Acmes to Lake
Ghabot,:a' delightful spot not far from
Oakland. Captains Hadenfeldt and Shedd
have made extensive pre- paTations for
this run, and almost the entire cycle
membership of both of these big athletic
clubs. Will attend, the short distance,
pleasant ride, and assurance of a fine
lunch and good time generally, induc-
ing many to. go who do n OF ordinarily
care for rclub ruins. -. =.
J.. The Olympic contingent will take the g
O'clock creek-route boat, and will be met
atthe foot OF Broad way, Oakland, by the
Acmes. The pace will be~easy, as there is
ample time, to "get:thare and get back"
The EN- mployes OF o. Connor, Nj offatt &J
Co. have "a small road race scheduled for
To- ID orrow, which is exciting good deal
of interest in the store, owing to certain
rivalry. among. some of the. embryo
sCorchers. -. ..
:: The following is the racing boards
latest bulletin:
: SAN r RANCISCO, July 10, 1891.
-: BULLETIN No. g.. 49,.
j. Phil PeTcivaf Of Los Angeles is appointed
representative OF this .committee in that sec
tion of California comprising the counties of
Santa Bar bara, Ven tura, Los Angeles, Orange,
San Bernar4ino, Rivers de and San Diego -
j. The California Associated Cycling Clubs
having been tnYfted to assume. control OF rae
ing in Arizona w p Mealy, postoffice box 244,
Phoenix, is appointed representative OF this
mmiJtee in tn I Territory.
q; The mile Gompetition .(paced) ridden by r.
B. Herrwell, ar PhRnix, June 20, 1897, in
2:I4, is accepted as record Ior Arizona: The
1his record must be cIassed professional.
= w. Houston of Williams and Frank Birch
and Fred Hoffman OF Chico. Cal, transferred
TO professional class under clause A.
For. riding in unsanctioued races and unfair
dealing IN connection with cycle racing J. S..
Brereton, Oak ard, is, by vote of this commit
tee, suspended from track and road racing for
sixty days from July 10, 1897.
= For being paced By and com peting with ].
M. Long. a professional, R. B. .HartweH, Ross
Grouse, R. l. Matteson, A. G. Mattes6n. F. H.
KHowtoh, F: N. Linyilie and J. Howard Long
Phenix 6riz., are transferred. TO the profes-
sional class. Before 1T was understood that
these men had forfeited their amateur status
certain amateurs competed with them at
Tucson July ,5last. The amateurs who so COM
peted VIII not be affected thereby. q.
For riding in unsanctoned races at Fern
dale, Cal, July, 8. Ed KERR, Pat Nielsen,
of Ferndale, are suspended from track and
road racing until Sep ember next.
. For riding IN unsamcti0ned races at. Will
Jams, Cal, July %, w. Houston of Williams
and Frank Birch and Fred Hoffman of Chico
are suspended from track and road racing un-
til September l next.
Sanctions gEdnted to Santa Rosa Cycling
ber 8 next: r. NJ: WEIGH,
Chairman Track Racing Committee California
Associated Cycling Clubs.
Captain J. ]. B. Argent of the Camera
Club Cyclists mas arranged a run of his
club Tor tomorrow to Villa di Como, in
Marin County. Members will take the 9
A. NJ. Sausalito boat and train to Corte
MADEIRA. Thedistance is short, and mem
bers are welcome to inyite their friends
Non-wheelers will be conveyed from San
Anselmo station in teams.
The San Francisco Road Club will at-
tend in body the watermelon run of the
Terminal CRY Wheelmen at. Stockton
Sunday, August 8. On the 18th Cantain
Lewis will take the mem bers on a run To
San Quentin. He has been favored with a
permit TO go through the penitentiary
and assures all who will attend this run
very interesting day.
Charles River Park track, Boston. has
offered the English champion, J. PIatt-
Belts, $1,000 for his first appearance in this
country, and he will be matched against
Michael. This is the. largest sum In "ap-
pearance money" ever offered cycle
rider
The Eek plan of forcing rider to show
III front at least once before the bell lap
has been tried with great success in the
East, and the times in heats and trials are
found TO be much faster. The double
mum ber plan, placing a number on the
back of the rider and another on the
shoulder, is also found to aid the nd ges
materially when the finish is close.
Sacramento correspondent inform s
me that there are at least half hundred
cyclers In the Capital City who would join
the associated clubs if their mem bers zip
was solicited. Representative Macdonald
might well take note OF this. The associa-
lion is entitled to larger percentage of
membership from Sacra mento than it has.
After the September championship
dates and the races On the circuit now