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Bay City Wheelmen Hold Anniversary - The San Francisco Examiner - June 06, 1911

== Bay City Wheelmen Hold Anniversary ==
=== Old-Time Cyclists Enjoy Annual Reunion at Smoker on Saturday Evening. ===
The Bay City Wheelmen, one of the oldest cycling clubs in the State, held a smoker on Saturday evening to celebrate the twenty-sixth anniversary of the foundation of the club. A large attendance gathered at the club rooms and many old-timers enjoyed the evening, which was under the direction of Dan O'Callaghan as master of ceremonies.
The entertainment included stunts by "Billy" Hynes, Bob Mitchell, Jack Holland, Dick Whelan, Captain Leale, Monte Bart, W. J. Connolly, Ed Healey, George Swan, Jack Cahill and others, and the dancing of the Murphy twins was a feature of the entertainment.
"Pop" Mohrig, who was the first president of the club in 1884, gave an interesting address on the early days.
Among the many old-time members who were present were Ed. Mohrig, Fred. R. Cook, Sam Booth, Dr. Thomas L. Hill, Charles C. Moore, Henry L. Day, Fred Noeckmann, Harry Larkin, George Stangenberger, George Dixon, Fred. Allen, Frank Cushman, Harry Housworth, Captain Robinet and Charles A. Day.
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Bay district race track

Bay District Racing Track
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A few of the experts then tried a ride along the sandy Ocean beach by way of experiment, but found the tide was too high to permit for that sort of amusement, and so, shortly after 10 o'clock, the bicycle cavalcade set out to return home, stopping at the half-mile track with the intention of trying a brush, but owing to its heavy condition no note of the time was taken.
BICYCLE-RIDING. Meet on the Point Lobos Road, and Formation of a Club - Fri, Nov 29, 1878 - Page 3 - San Francisco Chronicle
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Bearings

A cycling magazine in the 1890s, published in Chicago. 
Of all the various Eastern cycling weeklies that reach us out here, Bearings prints the best coast news. S. B. Vincent is the local correspondent, and often has two or three columns weekly of very interesting reading matter. Vincent is considered one of the best class A men on the coast, and has a penchant for riding to San Jose and return on a Sunday, one hundred miles, "just for the exercise" as he expresses it.
THE WHEELMEN. - The San Francisco Call, 04 May 1895
The surprise of the week in cycling circles comes from the East, and is to the effect that the three leading cycle journals of Chicago - Bearings, Referee and Cycling Life - have given up the ghost. It seems almost impossible to believe, but is nevertheless the fact. They have been consolidated into one paper, which will be known as the Cycle Age, and will be devoted almost entirely to the trade, but a small portion being given over to the sport itself. "Well-Fed" Spooner will probably have to seek another vocation.
When it is remembered that Bearings paid to its owners, Van Sicklen and Barrett, both old-time racing men, $50,000 net during the year 1895, its decline can be quickly measured.
A QUIET WEEK IN CYCLING - The San Francisco Call - November 13, 1897
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* Bearings The Cycling Authority of America · Volumes 4-6 1892
* The Bearings v. 7 Feb.-July 1893
* The Bearings v. 8 Aug. 1893-Jan. 1894
* The Bearings v. 10 Aug. 1894-Jan. 1895
* The Bearings v. 9 Feb.-July 1894
* The Bearings v. 11 Feb.-July 1895
* The Bearings v. 12 Aug. 1895-Jan. 1896
* The Bearings v. 16 Aug. 5-Nov. 18 1897
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Belmont

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Bert C. Menne

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=== Clubs ===
Bay City Wheelmen
Bert Menne is a lad of 19 years. He stands five feet nine and a half inches and weighs 150 pounds when in riding trim. He first came into prominence as a racing man in the Bay City Wheelmen's electric light race meet on August 22, 1893, winning second place in the maiden race. He represented the club on the ninth relay, and, although he lost a little time on Rose, the Acme's crackerjack rider, he gained considerable over Delmas of the Garden City Cyclers. On May 30th last he won the mile handicap, riding from the 100-yard mark in creditable time of 2:19. In the Associated Cycling Clubs ten-mile road race he went from the minute mark and finished second of forty-two starters, beating such good riders as Cushing and Sampson, who were on the same mark. Next year will see him in all class A track events, and his chances are exceedingly good.
WITH THE WHEELMEN. - San Francisco Chronicle - 05 Jan 1895, Sat - Page 12
A jolly party of campers, composed of Bert Menne, Fred L. Day and Tommy Hall, all of the Bay City Wheelmen, are encamped at La Honda.
Lieutenant Irelan has a called run of the Liberty Cycling Club to Oak Grove tomorrow, taking the 9:30 a.m. boat and train to Golden Gate, Berkeley, where the wheels will be resumed. William Beatty has been elected to membership in this club.
AMONG THE WHEELMEN - San Francisco Chronicle 15 Jun 1895
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Bert Elford

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=== Clubs ===
* Reliance Club Wheelmen
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====== SEVENTH RELAY. ======
Positionatfinish. 	Rider. 	Club. 	Time. 	ActualRidingTime.
1 	Ed Chapman 	Olympic 	12:14:00 	29:30
2 	Oscar Smith 	Garden C 	12:16:50 	30:20
3 	J. R. Sampson 	Acme 	12:17:00 	29:45
4 	S. B. Vincent 	Bay City 	12:17:05 	30:05
5 	J. C. Willoughby 	San Jose 	12:20:25 	30:26
6 	Bert Elford 	Reliance 	12:22:00 	30:00
7 	W. Maack 	Imperial 	12:22:20 	30:05
8 	C. Ackerman 	San Fran 	12:23:00 	30:00
9 	A. Theison 	California 	12:25:26 	31:55
10 	C. S. Shafer 	Alameda 	12:34:30 	31:30
Fastest time - 1894, 32:51; 1895, 28:11.	Fastest time - 1894, 32:51; 1895, 28:11.	Fastest time - 1894, 32:51; 1895, 28:11.	Fastest time - 1894, 32:51; 1895, 28:11.	Fastest time - 1894, 32:51; 1895, 28:11.
WELLS WON FOR THE BAY CITYS. - For the Second Time This Club Gets the Relay Cup. 100-mile relay race - The San Francisco Call, 13 Apr 1896
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Bertram Bernhard

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Bertram Bernhard February 1875 – about 11 March 1907
=== AKA ===
"Bert". "Sprocket", "B. W."
=== Clubs ===
Olympic Club Wheelmen
"Sprocket" Bernhard of the Olympic Club Wheelmen will shortly leave for the Yosemite valley, where he has accepted a position for the season. Last year Bernhard was the star century rider of the Coast.
TROUBLE OVER A ROAD RACE. - San Francisco Chronicle, 20 Jun 1896
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Bicycle Clubs and Organizations

Acme Athletic Club, AKA Acme Wheelmen
Alameda Bicycle and Athletic Club
Alameda Cyclers
Alameda County Wheelmen
Alameda Ladies Club
Alpha Club
Ariel Bicycle Club
Athenian Cycling Club
Bay City Wheelmen
Benicia Wheelmen
California Associated Cycling Clubs
California Cyclers
California Cycling Club
California Division, League of American Wheelmen
Call Bicycle Club
Camera Club Cyclists
Capitol City Wheelmen
Columbia Square Wheelmen
Crescent Road Club
Cyclists of San Jose
East Oakland Wheelmen
Etcetera Bicycle Club
Falcon racing team
Four Aces Cycling Club
Fresno Wheelmen
Garden City Cyclers
Golden Gate Cycling Club
Hesperian Cyclists
Highland Park Wheelmen
Hollister Cycling Club
Imperial Cycling Club
Ladies' Cycling Club
Liberty Cycling Club
Los Angeles Wheelmen
Monterey Bicycle Club
Mountain View Cyclers
National Colored Wheelmen's League
Normandie Cyclers
Pacific Cycling Club
Pacific Road Club
Palo Alto Wheelmen
Pajaro Valley Wheelmen
Pastime Bicycle Club
Pathfinders
Pilot Wheelmen
Oak City Cyclers / Athenia Cyclers
Oak Leaf Wheelmen
Oakland Cycling Club
Oakland Bicycle Club / Oakland Wheelmen
Oakland Ramblers
Oakland Wheelmen
Oakland Young Men's Christian Association Cycling Club
Observatory Cycling Club
Olympic Club
Outing Cycling Club
Pathfinders
Pilot Wheelmen
Razzle-Dazzle Cycling Club / Oriental Cycling Club
Reliance Athletic Club
Royal Cycling Club
San Francisco Bicycle Club
San Francisco Bicycle Track Association
San Francisco Road Club
San Francisco Young Men's Christian Association
San Jose Cyclers
San Jose Road Club
Verein Eintracht Cycle Club
The Wanderers (club)
Waverly Cycling Club
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Bicycle Notes. - The San Francisco Call - Jun 1, 1901

=== Bicycle Notes. ===
The annual 25-mile road race of the California Associated Cyclists, which was postponed last Sunday owing to rain, will be held on Sunday, June 9. The entries, prizes and officials will remain the same. It is expected that the roads will be in much better condition on this date than they were just prior to last Sunday, in which event fast time will be made.
The Bay City Wheelmen have held a run to Lake Pilarcitos, in San Mateo Country, annually for the last seventeen years, and will go there again to-morrow, under the leadership of Captain A. E. J. Nye. It will be a picnic run, the commissary department being in charge of Messrs. Day, Sheldon, Watters, Dodge and Stangenberger. The run will start from Golden Gate avenue and Polk street at 8:30 a. m.
The Bay City's midsummer jinks and smoker will be held a week from tonight, and will be on a par with other similar gatherings of the club, which are always interesting and well attended.
The employees of Leavitt & Bill will hold their annual run to Camp Taylor to-morrow, as guests of the firm. There will be about twenty on the ride, under the leadership of John Leavitt.
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Bicycle Propulsion - The San Francisco Examiner - 29 Jul 1878

Bicycle Propulsion. - On Saturday, a young gentleman named G. L. Cunningham, rode from this city to San Jose on an English bicycle. The time made was twelve hours and forty-five minutes. The distance made was fifty-one-miles. He claims to have mads several stoppages, and puts down his riding time as seven hours, which would average his travel at about seven and one-half miles per hour. The road, though dusty at times, he reports in fair condition. He did not show any signs of exhaustion from his effort.
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Bicycle Riders Hold a Successful Tournament at Stockton - The San Francisco Examiner, 05 Jul 1891

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== WHEELMEN'S MEETING. ==
=== Bicycle Riders Hold a Successful Tournament at Stockton ===
==== SEVERAL RECORDS ARE BROKEN. ====
===== Alcayaga Fouls Upson and the Judges Bar Him From the Race - Burke Wins the State Championship Race. =====
[Special to the EXAMINER.]
STOCKTON, July 4. - The races of the California League of American Wheelmen today were attended by a large crowd. The track was good and fast time was made. The one-mile race for novices on ordinary bicycles was won by Alfred Alcayaga in 2 minutes 57 seconds. One mile novice race on a safety bicycle was won by Walter F. Foster of Alameda in 2 minutes 49 3-5 seconds. Half mile on ordinary bicycles was won by John F. Brown of the Bay City Wheelmen in 1 minute 12 seconds.
HANDICAP BARS WHEELMEN.
Some of the fastest riders in the State remained out on account of the handicap, among whom were Burke of Los Angeles, Southworth of Stockton, Lee of the Bay Citys and Upson of the Capitol Citys. The 2-mile record on a safety was reduced to 5 minutes 45 2-5 seconds by George Osen of the Garden Citys. Osen also won the half-mile handicap race on a safety, reducing the record to 1 minute 18 4-5 seconds.
The State champion race of one mile for ordinary bicycles was won by D. L. Burke of Los Angeles, F. E. Southworth of Oak Leaf being second and John F. Brown of the Bay Citys being third. The time was 2:50 2-5.
FOULED A RIDER.
The last race, three miles on ordinary bicycles, had six starters. Toward the close of the race Alcayaga, who was in the lead, ran Upson into the fence and overthrew him. Alcayaga came in ahead in 9 minutes 17 4-5 seconds, but the judges declared that he had fouled Upson and the race was given to Upson.
Visiting wheelmen are being entertained at a ball to-night. To-morrow they will run with the Oak Leaf boys to Woodbridge, fourteen miles, and hold a picnic. They will leave for San Francisco to-morrow evening on the steamer J. D. Peters.
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Bicycling. - The San Francisco Examiner, 01 Feb 1886

=== Bicycling. ===
Prince, the professional bicycle rider, is expected out here shortly.
Where are the champions of the past year? F. R. Cook still holds all the Pacific Coast records.
It is said that the Olympic Club has withdrawn the bicycle events from its programme of February 22d.
A bicycle school has been opened in Oakland.
It is said that the Highland Park Wheelmen, a new club across the bay, will enter a team for the record race of the B. C. W.
Where are all the lady tricyclers of this city, of whom so much was heard last year?
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Blair's Park

https://oaklandwiki.org/Blair%27s_Park
Now part of Piedmont, CA
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Blind run

Blind runs are quite the proper thing with cycling clubs now. The idea is that the captain alone knows what the destination will be, and as he leads the men to it by the most circuitous route possible you can imagine the uncertainty of the riders as to where they are going. About noon the end is reached, wherever it may be, and the fun is all the more enhanced by an appetizing luncheon ordered beforehand, to which the riders always do full justice. The Golden Gate Cycling Club will have one of these runs to-morrow, and Captain Maass promises a jolly time to all who attend. The San Francisco Road Club will also go off on the same kind of a jaunt, under Captain Korn, leaving the clubrooms, 726 Golden Gate avenue, at 9 A. M.
THE WHEELMEN. - San Francisco Call, 27 July 1895
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Blythedale

Now part of Mill Valley, CA.
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Bolinas

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Boulder Creek

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Bouton's Return. - Oakland Tribune, 03 Oct 1888

==== Bouton's Return. ====
A. A. Bouton, the wheelman who left this city at 3 o'clock yesterday morning for a trip to Mount Hamilton to establish the record, returned last night at 10:50 o'clock, having made the trip in less than twenty hours. The following is his time card:
Going - Left City Hall at 3 A. M.. reached Centerville at 5:45 A. M., San Jose 7:56 A. M., Smith's Creek 11:15 A.M., Lick Observatory 1:50 P. M. He remained there ten minutes, and on the return reached Smith's Creek 3:11 P. M., San Jose Junction 5:45 P. M., Centerville 7:37 P. M., Haywards 9:17 P. M., and City Hall at 10:50 P. M. On the road he stopped four times for meals.
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Brake

A bicycle brake reduces the speed of a bicycle or prevents it from moving. 
Read the History section.
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The brake is bound to grow in favor. Circumstances during the last few weeks force this conclusion upon the students of the cycle trade. Accidents, several fatal ones among the number, have occurred in the East lately and it has been shown that in each case a brake, had there been one attached, could doubtless have averted the fatality. It now apparently remains for a really clever device to be placed upon the market for it to score a great success. A good brake is really wanted. The cyclists realize it and each day they are becoming more and more convinced of its necessity. An expert rider has said: "If brakes were in universal use the number of accidents would be decreased nearly 50 per cent. Even the dreaded and universally condemned scorcher would not be so terrifying if he had a brake on his wheel. It would be of decided benefit even on level places where a stop could be made quickly. No one needs to be told that it would be a decided advantage on hills.
"The novice, above all others, should not attempt to ride in a hilly country without a brake. The art of back-pedaling is an accomplishment which should be acquired by all, but there are times when even that does not avail. The foot may slip at a critical moment, or any one of a dozen minor accidents happen, which makes it imperative that the speed of the wheel be checked at once. That cannot be done successfully and without risk of injuring the rider or the wheel without a brake, all assertions to the contrary notwithstanding."
THE WHEELMEN. - The San Francisco Call - August 29, 1896
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Burton Clarence Lund

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=== Clubs ===
Acme Wheelmen
Burton C. Lund, the star wheelman of the Acme Club, who was recently defeated for the three-mile state championship by W. R. Lippset of San Jose, has challenged his conqueror again. Lund offers to put up a diamond of equal value with the medal won by Lipsett.
The San Francisco Call, 12 Jan 1892
The three-mile ordinary State championship is thought by many to be between W. R. Lipsett and Lund, but H. Smith and Marshall will not be far off at the finish.
CHAT ABOUT THE CYCLE. - The San Francisco Call, May 30, 1892
Mr. B. C. Lund, the speedy ordinary rider, has signified his intention of mounting a safety, and no doubt he will make the boys hustle if he rides the safety as he does the big wheel.
CHAT ABOUT THE CYCLE. - The Steady Growth of the New California Club. - Articles of Association of the Proposed Federation - The Enterprising Acmes - Sunday Runs - The San Francisco Call, 01 Aug 1892
B. C. Lund, who rides an "ordinary," has the State championships for two, three and five miles respectively...
HOME OF THE FAMOUS ACMES - Born in a barn and matured in a Chinese wash-house, the Acme Athletic Club - The San Francisco Examiner, 02 Dec 1893
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Burton Downing

Burton Cecil Downing 5 February 1885 – 1 January 1929
Brother Hardy Downing and Lace Downing
http://recycledandrecounted.blogspot.com/2018/01/downing-rode.html
=== Clubs ===
Garden City Wheelmen
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WHEELMEN PREPARED FOR BIG ROAD RACE - The San Francisco Examiner, April 27, 1902
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C. A. Howard

=== Clubs ===
Bay City Wheelmen
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Among the list of members are: C. E. Adcock, C. A. Angell, E. W. Adams, J. E. Bauer, F. R. Cook, H. C. Cummins, S. Cole, Jos. Cox, F. D. Elwell, E. Fahrbach, T. S. Hill, J. R. Hopkins, W. S. Hopkins, C. A. Howard, J. G. Humphrey, F. C. James, W. M. Meeker, E. Mohrig, C. C. Moore, D. Milroy, A. C. Miller, D. O'Callaghan, F. W. Pierson, N. A. Robinson, F. Richardson, R. A. Smyth, C. J. Schuster, W. D. Sheldon, Thomas Stevenson, William Tietjen, R. W. Turner, R. M. Welch, T. W. Gilmore, A. Lund, P. A. Libby, D. A. Avery, Charles Euler, S. Plummer, R. Thompson, C. A. Elliott, W. A. Searles, W. J. Munro, C. N. Langton, W. J. Gilmore, M. D. Garrett, H. C. Burmeister, [Burmester] E. D. Woodman, S. H Knapp Jr., G. R. Butler, F. E. Browning, G. H. Froboese, W. E. Thompson, L. Hodgkins, W. H. Middlehoff, H. A. Pogue, Charles Hammer, G. D. Shelton, J. J. Hull, William Hull, J. J. Bliss, C. E. Debney, Louis Hinz, Niles Searls Jr., J. W. McClure, James H. Stack, Reed Hawley, T. S Thornberg, E. N. Radke, J. A. Haisley, F. E. Johnston, D. W. Donnelly, F. E Walsh and J. N. Welch.
BAY CITY WHEELMEN, Well-Known Athletes Who Travel Around on Wheels. - The San Francisco Examiner, Oct 14, 1888
What's the matter with Clarence Howard for the mile novice?
To the Summit of Mount Diablo by Wheel. - Wheel. - San Francisco Chronicle, 08 Apr 1889
One-mile novice - Henry Smith, G. C. W..; Joseph Desimone, G. C. W.; Paul Stockton, San Jose; W. A. Shockley, B. C. W.; E. P. Ailborn, University California; E. F. Haas, University California; T. W. Durant; R. S. Ingraham, S. F. B. C.; T. H. Doane, B. C. W.; Clarence Howard, B. C. W.
Wheeling. - The San Francisco Examiner, 29 Apr 1889
A very enjoyable trip for wheelmen to take is the one made by S. H. Knapp Jr. and W. M. Meeker on Sunday week. Leaving San Mateo they took the Spanishtown road as far as Wylie's on the summit, from where they rode along the ridge of the mountains to Pelarcitos and returned by Lake San Andreas. The same day C. A. Howard and R. M. Thompson rode to Spanishtown and back.
The Wheelmen. - San Francisco Chronicle, 27 May 1889
Clarence A. Howard of the Bay Citys is getting into condition for the season's riding. He is accompanied by A. J. Storey, a recent convert to the sport.
With the Wheelmen. - San Francisco Chronicle, 26 Jan 1891
L. G. Hodgkins, A. J. Stewart, Charles Dietle, H. B. Sperry, C. A. Howard and A. J. Storey of the Bay City Wheelmen, with a large party of unattached wheelmen, rode to Camp Taylor yesterday. They report the roads very fair. There were eighteen bicycles on the boat.
The Wheelmen. - San Francisco Chronicle, 25 May 1891
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