The San Francisco call., 1897-05-29

and riders are warned against compe ting at
any others in the State of California:
May 80 Garden City Cyclers. San Jose; May
80, Cycle Dealers Association, Los Angeles:
May 80, Fresno Athletic Cyclers, Fresno; May
81. Ariel Bicycle Club, Vallejo; May 81, Alpha
Athletic Club, Calistoga; May 81 Grass Valley
Athletic Club, Grass Valley.
CHARLES ALBERT ADAMS
Chairman Road Racing Committee.
r. NJ. WEIGH, Chairman Track Racing Com
mittee, California Associated Cycling Clubs
Sol Peiser has given up his wheeling In
terests here and gone to Chico 10 live.
The Chicoites will find him an earnest
worker in cycling matters, and good fell
low generally.
The California Cycling Club held an
enjoyable dance at Humans Hall last
Wednesday evening. Like previous af-
fairs of this kind it was we'll attended by
the mem bers and their lady friends, ani
they will look forward to the next one
with pleasurable anticipations.
Chester s. Myrick, captain of the
Reliance Club Wheelmen, has gone 20
Catalina Island on vacation.
Francis T. Dwyer of Sacramento vice
consul of the league by recent appoint
ment of President Potter, attended the
Velodrome meet last Sunday. thereby
sanctioning it by his august presence. Mr..
Dwyer is best remem bered by the dele
gates to the c. a. G. c. as the man who
stated three times in one address that he
paid taxes in seven counties in this
State, and was therefore held in great
reverence by the delegates present. not
one of whom could boast of paving taxes
in more than six counties. Hence he has
been known as Francis Tax" Dwyer ever
since that fatefuI evening.
E. A. KoIb and Frank Merrill of the
Oily mpic Club have returned from a two
weeks wheeling trip to Los Angeles, and
Mr.. kolb. who has made the journey
twice before, was much disappointed at
the poor condition of the roads now. He
THINKS a heavy rainfall would improve
them. Henry W. Tuckey and Lyman
Cole were met on the way down. They
are expected back to-day.
A great many wheelmen from this City
will make the trip to Sacramento next
Saturday and Sunday. Saturday night
there the Board OF Governors of the CALI
fornia Associated Cycling Clubs will be
the guests of the Capital City Wheelmen
for the first time, and the next day that
club will hold big race meet on its new
three-lap board track. George ii. STRAIT
ton of the Olympic Club Wheelmen has
arranged for a special car to leave here
Saturday aG P. NJ. and return Sunday
night or Monday morning, and will en-
gage as many cars as necessary to trans
port those who notify him they are going.
The round trip fare is So. Entries for the
meeting of all the mem bers OF COM
mittees of the California Associated
Cycling Clubs was held last night at the
Olympic Club for the purpose of outlining
new work ana q general interchange of
ideas whereby the association would be
benefited. Many suggestions were ad-
vanced, some of which will be adopted,
and it was evident that not only is the as
sociation in very fourishing condition,
but 1t is growing beyond all expectations
and will surpass the greatest hopes of it's
directors.
The mem bers of the Imperial Cycling
Grub have yachting trip planned for to-
morrow. The third whist tournament of
the club will commence next Tuesday
evening.
Captain Horstmeyer has called a run OF
the Elntracht Cyclers for tomorrow to
Camp Taylor.
The San Francisco Road Club held
high jinks and smoker Thursday evening,
May 20. Among those who participated
in the programme were: Messrs. Webb,
Walsh, Page, Thornhill, Pinner, Farrell,
Frank. McGonigle, Liebert's orchestra,
Patterson, O'Mallev. Glass, Davis and
others. John ]. O'Malley, who rivals De.
Wolf Hopper in Lis clever witticisms. was
the squire of the evening.
A meeting of all the wheelmen of San
Jose has been called for tomorrow morn
ing at 10:30 o'clock at Turn Verein Hall,
and will be addressed by Messrs Kerri.
gan, Wynne, Adams, Welch and others
prominent in the California Associated
Cycling clubs, that the wheelmen of the
Garden City may know just what to expect
from the association. what it entends to
do for them and for the sport in general.
A large attendance is expected. After the
meeting, which will not last long, the VS.
iting wheelmen will attend the Garden
City Cyclers' race meet, most of them be.
ing down as officials.
Jules f. Hancock of the c. A. G. G. will
leave this morning on wheeling trip to
Virginia City. New, and expects to do
some active work for the association en-
route. He will measure the road and
mark the route for the new road book, and,
returning via Modoc County, will measure
the road down through Placervile. He
will be gone several weeks. SPALDING.