The San Francisco call., 1898-09-03
 SAN JOSE CYCLE
 MEET ON ADMISSION DAY.
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Local wheelmen who are interested in the racing game expect good days sport at the annual meet of the Garden City Wheelmen at San Jose next Friday, In conjunction with the Native Sons eel ebration. The entries for the races closed yesterday. There is big field of start ers and many of the cracks are en- tered and the track Is in its old-time form, record breaking may be looked for. The handicaps will be announced by Han- dicapper Smyth in few days.
 The Terminal City Wheelmen of Stock ton have recently elected the following officers: L. F. Salbach, president; A. Ruhl, vice-president; Fred Krumb, sec retary; Carl Steinhart, treasurer; Otto Salbach, collector; E. Tremaine, captain; T. w. Hummel, trustee.
 The regular monthly meeting of the California Associated Cycling Clubs will be held this evening at o'clock at the rooms of the Olmpic Club Wheelmen. ings of June and July will be considered for final action.
 The members of the San Francisco Road Club held an enjoyable yacht ride last Sunday. The club has two good men entered in the San Jose races, Ralph Robinson and M. G. francis, and much is expected of them, particularly of Rob- inson.
 \ III for week past, and had to be re- moved from his rooms at the Bay City Club to a hospital. His condition is se- rious, brain fever being the diagnosis of much concerned over his condition.
 A. H. Agnew, the well-known racing man, was elected captain of the Acme Club Wheelmen last Wednesday evening.
 The annual meeting of the Bay City Wheelmen was held Thursday evening. The reports of the various officers show ed the club to be in splendid condition: A nominating committed, consisting of James A. Waters, E. N. Creigh, Gus Fleissner, E. T. Mervey, Henry L. Day, Joseph M Nye Jr and David McT. Mar and directors for the ensuing year. They will meet for this purpose next Monday night at the club house.
 A great deal of interest in the joint Wheelmen and Bay City Wheelmen is being manifested among the members of the two clubs, and 1t promises to be the largest affair of its kind held this sea son The destination will be Mission San Jose, where the cyclers will be enter tained by MesSrs. 4nontealegre, Gallegos and Salazar members of the two. clubs. The event will take place on Sunday, September 25
 The annual 2O-mile road race of the Cal ifornia. Associated Cycling Clubs for the be held Sunday, September 1S The event Aemes, Bay Citys, olympics. Garden
 The Olymr'c Club Wheelmen will hold a flye-mile road race over the San Leandro- Haywards course on Sunday, Septem- Der H.
 J. E. Wing will make an attempt against the ten-mile record over the Fruitvale-Haywards road tomorrow With proper pacing the general opinion Is that he will lower the existing mark of 24:N by considerable margin.
 E. J. Smith of the Acme Wheelmen has been restored to the amateur ranks by Chairman Welch of the racing board Smith can now compete at San Jose and In the 20-mile.
 Chairman Welch states that his com mittee will take a firm stand against all lowing local men to compete In the com ing indoor tournament at the Pavilion If 1t Is held under League of American Wheelmen rules. The association will discuss this matter at its meeting to- night. While the prospect of seeing Michael, Bald and other cracks. named by the promoters is very alluring, the impression seems to be that the best of the men slated may not come, and if only the second-raters are brought out and no local men allowed to compete the ven ture will prove a frost.
 H. w SPALDING,