The San Francisco call., 1898-09-10
FIVE-M MILE ROAD
 RACE AT SAN LEANDRO.
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Tie only club event of importance to- morrow is the f1ve-mile handicap road race of the Olympic Club Wheelmen over the San Leandro Haywards course. There is a good entry list and as the roads are fine, fast time is expected. None of the other clubs have called runs. as the majority of the members went 70 San Jose for the races yesterday and will remain over tomorrow
 The following will start in the Olympic race: E. F. Russ, George P. Fuller, J. E. Wing and E. A. BoZio from scratch; Ed Stanley H. D. Bean, L. H. Smith, J. Hammersmith, E. O. Kragness, Frank Carroll, George Kroetz, Bert Edwards, Ed Adams and T. o. Ford, from various handcaps to be announced to-day.
 The Olympic's race will start at 10:3O a. m. Members will take the clock broad gauge ferry.
 trial against the ten-mle road record from Fruitvale to Haywards tomorrow if he can get the. requisite pacing; The that reason. After his I griiiing ride M against "Bunt" Smith at San Jose yes terday, however, he may not be in shape
 Captain W. L. Loos took a large party of Olympic .wheemen on a run to San Jose yesterday morning to witness the Taces Tas an and ; cheer Wing on to victory. They down on this side of the bay, and most of the party arrived considerably before noon.
 This was the only called run for San Jose, though a large number of Bay CftyS, lmperialS, ACmeS and other club men went down In parties of three and four.
 The road racing comm..tee of the As sociated Clubs has appointed the follow. ing officials clns to act at the big annual 1S Referee, -ames M. Hamilton. Bay City Whne,elmen; n,sl; judges, Charles 7...ert H. Kerrigan, Bay City Wheelmen; J. B. Lamkin. Garden City Wheelmen; E. B. Jerome, Reliance Club Wheelmen; J. J. Allen, Acme Club Wheelmen:. James E.
 Timers-George P. Wetmore, Bay City Wheelmen; H. D. Hadenfeldt. Olympic Club Wheelmen; A. P. Swain, Acme Club Club; Joseph A. Desimone Jr., Garden City Wheelmen; Joseph T. Lewis, San Francisco Road Club; F. w. Sharp, Acme Club Wheelmen; John Elliott, Olympic Club Wheelmen; Henry F. Wynne, Bay City Wheelmen.
 Clerk of course-Jules F. Hancock, Bay City Wheelmen.
 Srarter-John Kitchen Jr.. Acme Club Wheelmen; assistants-John s. Egan. Im- perial Cycling Club; H. F. Hahn, Olympic Club Wheelmen.
 G scorers-staniey @ c. scovern, Cycling West; ". E. Fawcett, Elmhurst; c. N. Ravlin, Western Sports; S. J. Mcknight Vallejo; C. J. Belloli. San Jose; George E. Owen, San Jose; F. Johnson.
 Chief umpre-Horace V. Scott, Olympic Club Wheelmen.
 The entries for the big event close on September 1o, with the road racing com mittee, the chairman of which is w. l.. Loos, 214 McAllister street, city.
 The joint club run of the Olympic Club Wheelmen and Bay City Wheelmen to Mission San Jose two weeks from to-mor- row will probably be the biggest affair Of its kind which ever left San Francisco. The list at the Bay City Club house of those who will attend the run Is already longer than any number who have gone on one of the clubs country outings be- fore, and the captain of the Olympics expects to make an equally large show ing. At destination, the grounds of the Gallegos winery, the riders will be enter tained by Messrs. Montealegre, Gallegos and Salazar, members of the two clubs, and if the crowd has half as good a time as the Bay Citys enjoyed when down there last year they will be more than well repaid for their trip.
 H. w. SPALDING.