The San Francisco call., 1898-05-28
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A motion will probably be brought be- fore the board of governors o. the c. A. c. c. at its next meeting, June 4, to post pone the running of the annual 20-mile road race from the second Sunday in July to the first Sunday after Admission day in September. The July date is an awkward one. as many of the best riders are in the country or out of training at that time. In September they are in con- dition for the September races, or pre- pairing for the October 10-miie race, and this time of the year is also better suited for a long distance grind like tho 20-mile affair.
 E. A. Bozio, formerly of the Imperial Cycling Club now of the Olympic Club Wheelmen, will try for the worlds five mile record of 11:11 2-5, over the San Le- andro-Haywards course tomorrow, paced by tandems. Bozio has the speed, and if the course Is good and the pacing fast enough he should succeed in creating a new mark.
 Chester s. Myrtck, chairman of the C.. A. c. c. road racing board, is enthusias- tic over the war, and contemplateS or ganizing a company of Wheelmen equipped with military cycles and offer ing their services to the Government.
 The touring board of the Associated Cycling Clubs has arranged a two days trip to Santa Cruz for clubs and individ- uaI members of the association leaving here Saturday afternoon, June Il, going as far as San Jose that day, and riding over the beautiful Santa Cruz Mountains to destination the next day. Several of the local clubs, the two San Jose clubs and one from Los Gatos have already signified their intention of attending. Further particulars can be had from c. N. Ravlin, chairman touring committee 506 Clay street, city.
 al ha a6 Wheelmens 'Old Mems Run," sched uled for the past two Sundays. Nothing daunted, President E. B. Jerome has re- newed the call, and the run will take place tomorrow, weather permitting, leaving the Webster street wharf, Oak land, at S:30 a. m.
 Secretary Scovern has just received the waterproof covers for the road book, and they will be delivered free to members of the c. A. c. c. on application, together with the book. The new road book is eliciting most favorable comment wher- ever it is seen. It is a work that should be in the hands of every wheelman in been issued in the State, and the maps and directions are perfect. Applications for membership may be had from the cycling editor of The Call or from Stan- ley C. Scovern. secretary, 1911 Golden Gate avenue, city.
 Captain Harry LaEl1in has called a run or the Day 14ty NHeSIIIleH to san Ra- fael via Sausalito and Ross Valley to- morrow. Members and their friends will take the g a. m. Sausalito boat The roads are in splendid condition, and at this season of the year everything in Marin County looks its prettiest. The club will hold a tandem race in a few weeks.
 Herbert D. Clark, the we'll known cy- cling writer and member of the touring board, formerly of the Encnal Cyclers, has joined the Bay City Wheelmen.
 The Olympic Cyclers and the Bay City Wheelmen will play their schedule game or the Cycle Baseball League on Sunday June 5, at the Sixteenth and Folsom streets grounds at p. m.
 Again is dissension spreading in the ranks of the League of American Wheel