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Antonio J. Delmas

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* Ancestry: Antoine Tony Delmas - BIRTH FEB 9, 1875 • San Jose, Santa Clara, California, USA - DEATH 24 OCT 1930 • San Jose, Santa Clara County, California, USA
* Familysearch: Toney Jule Delmas married Harriet Lindabell Boucher on 30 Oct 1904
Brother of Celine Delmas and Joseph Antoine Delmas
=== AKA ===
"Tony," "Toney," "Antone," "Antoine," "Antonio"
=== Clubs ===
Garden City Cyclers
A half-mile race for boys was unexpectedly exciting, the winner being Tony Delmas of San Jose, James McBride coming in second. Time 1:25, "very good for the kid," as his speedy brother remarked.
San Francisco Call, Volume 72, Number 35, 5 July 1892 - Bicycle Races in Various Parts of the State
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Polk's San Jose City and Santa Clara County Directory. (1909). United States: R. L. Polk & Company.
These honored bicyclists were Herman C. Eggers, who rode a wheel on which he won medals in 1878, and Herman wore the medals to prove it; Dr. Thomas L. Hill, an old Bay City Wheelmen stand-by, and Robert Russ, a pioneer of the Olympic Club Wheelmen. Behind them came others, old but on more modern wheels. Judge Frank H. Kerrigan, James W. Mullen, Wilbur Knapp, Tony Delmas, Walter Foster, Walter Fawcett, George Tantau, Emil Languetin, "Trilby" Fowler, A. D. Plughoff, Charlie Howard and others of that vintage too numerous to mention, plugged along as they did twenty years ago. Behind them came riders of all sizes, ages and mounts, ranging in age from little Frankie Carroll, son of the director general of the day, to "Pop" Hopkins, [Must be C. C. Hopkins. -MF] who wore false whiskers to hide the wrinkles in his face. Jack Leavitt, accompanied by Mrs. Leavitt and a troupe of little Leavitts, rode side by side and brought out a big burst of applause when the procession passed in front of the grandstand in the stadium. A swarm of present day clubmen formed the rear guard.
Bicycle Day, San Francisco and Oakland, Feb 27, 1916
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Archie Reid

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Archie Leland Read 30 August 1874 – 22 January 1942
=== Clubs ===
Bay City Wheelmen
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A very good picture is presented herewith of the winning team, that of the Bay City Wheelmen, the personnel of which is as follows:
T. A. Griffiths, 21 years, 155 pounds; C. S. Wells, 26 years, 190 pounds; Archie Reid, 24 years, 180 pounds; W. A. Terrill, 20 years, 180 pounds; T. S. Hall, 19 years, 146 pounds; H. F. Terrill, 21 years, 180 pounds; F. G. Lacey, 20 years, 130 pounds; A. J. Menne, 19 years, 142 pounds; E. Languetin, 22 years, 130 pounds; E. Ulbricht, 33 years, 160 pounds, Average age, 22 1/2 years; average weight, 159 3-10 pounds.
THE WHEELMEN. - All Ready for the Great San Jose Meet on Friday and Saturday. - The San Francisco Call, 13 Apr 1895
Among the class B men Wells, Long, Nessen (Nissen) and Haley stand about the best show, now that Foster is sidetracked and Jones is in the south. The class A men will be strengthened by the appearance of Archie Reid, an old racing member of the Bay Citys recently returned from Scotland.
CYCLERS IN TRAINING - San Francisco Chronicle, 25 May 1895
Archie Reid of the Bay City Wheelmen has announced his intention of retiring from the racing path on account of business interfering with training.
AMONG THE WHEELMEN - San Francisco Chronicle 15 Jun 1895
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Ariel Bicycle Club

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=== Place ===
Oakland, CA
=== Emblem & Uniform ===
=== Established ===
22 Aug 1887
=== Members ===
* J. D. Arkison
* T. Grimes
* Charles Havens
* C. L. Hawes
* Hyde
* C. J. Kryster
* H. A. Maxwell
* W. G. A. Miller
* Lewis Sears
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Two new clubs were organized the past week, the "Outing Cycle Club” in this city and the Ariel Bicycle Club in Oakland. The latter is composed of the members of the former Oakland Ramblers.
The Wheelmen. - The San Francisco Examiner, 22 Aug 1887
At the semi-annual election of the Ariel Bicycle Club, held a few days ago, the following officers were elected: J. D. Arkison, President; L. Sears, Treasurer; Charles Havens, Secretary: H. A. Maxwell, Captain, and T. Grimes, Lieutenant. Directors - L. Sears, J. D. Arkison, C. Havens, W. G. A. Miller, and C. J. Kryster. On Saturday evening next the club will have a little social time at the clubrooms in the Shattuck Hall, corner of Eighth street and Broadway. The occasion will be the presentation of the medals won at the tournament held on Thanksgiving Day. President Arkison of the club will present the medals, after which a banquet will be had.
THE WHEELMEN. - Election of Officers of the Ariel Bicycle Club. - Oakland Tribune, 01 Feb 1888
The principal bicycle clubs of San Francisco, Oakland, and vicinity recently organized the California Team Interclub Road Racing Association. The clubs in the association are the Ariel Club of Oakland, the Outing Cycle Club of San Francisco, the Garden City Club of San Jose, the Alameda Scorchers of Alameda, the Bay City Wheelmen of San Francisco, and the Oak Leaf Club of Stockton.
RACING WHEELMEN. - Oakland Tribune, 22 Feb 1888
Some months ago a bicycle club was formed in Oakland, and for months it flourished. It was known by the name Ariel - a pleasant title. Soon the membership began to increase, when it was found that a little back room was hardly sufficient to accommodate the youths seeking honors on the dusty roads. So a suite of rooms on Eighth street and Broadway, in the Shattuck block, was secured and fitted up in comfortable style, and here for many weeks the members of the Ariel Club met and discussed matters. But they will meet and discuss matters no more. The Ariel Bicycle Club is a thing of the past. It is "busted," and the ex-members of the Ramblers hail with delight the news of its sudden decease.
THE WHEELMEN. - The Rise and Fall of the Ariel Bicycle Club. - Oakland Tribune, 18 Apr 1888
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Ariel Road Club

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=== Place ===
San Francisco, CA
=== Emblem & Uniform ===
"The club colors are brown and yellow and the emblem two interlaced triangles."
=== Established ===
02 Jan 1897
=== Members ===
* William Asman
* H. Goetz
* Charles Kaiser
* William Kaiser
* F. Noltemeier
* H. Witt
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A new cycling organization now exists in this city under the name of the Ariel Road Club. The following are the officers: President, William Kaiser, vice-president, F. Noltemeier secretary and treasurer, William Asman, captain, H. Goetz, first lieutenant, H. Witt, club trainer, Charles Kaiser. The club colors are brown and yellow and the emblem two interlaced triangles.
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Captain Goetz of the Ariel Road Club has called the postponed run to Berkeley and other Alameda points for to-morrow, taking the 9 A. M. broad-gauge boat.
CYCLING CLUBS TO PLAY BALL - San Francisco Call - October 30, 1897
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Arthur C. Thornton

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=== AKA ===
"Ike"
=== Clubs ===
Olympic Club Wheelmen, Captain
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The election for officers to the Olympic Club Wheelmen will be held on the evening of January 8th, in the clubrooms. A. C. Thornton, the present captain, is slated for another term, he having proved to be a wideawake man.
WITH THE WHEELMEN. - San Francisco Chronicle - 05 Jan 1895, Sat - Page 12
The many times postponed run on ordinaries of the Olympic Club Wheelmen will be held to-morrow, Weather permitting. The run will leave the club promptly at 10:30 A. M. under command of Captain A. C. Thornton.
AMONG THE WHEELMEN - Track to Be Used in the Tournament. - A Matter of Interest to Racers. - San Francisco Chronicle, 19 Jan 1895
Captain Arthur C. Thornton of the Olympic Club Wheelmen is now serving his second term of office, which is of itself an evidence of his popularity. He is always on the lookout for some novelty in the way of club runs for his men, and invariably leads them at a well-measured pace which all can follow. Personally, the captain is 26 years of age, 5 feet 7 inches in height and weighs 150 pounds. He has never aspired to be a racer, but as a road rider he is never known to quit. He sees a joke quickly, always has a new story to tell and repeats it in his inimitable way, and is the jolliest of the company on a run or at the club evenings.
THE WHEEL. - Course of the Great Relay Road Race - Local News, The San Francisco Call, 30 Mar 1895
Captain A. C. Thornton took down a large contingent of Olympic Club Wheelmen to Santa Cruz last evening.
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Messrs. L. C. Hunter and A. C. Thornton are making preparations to enjoy a two weeks' wheeling trip to Lake Tahoe and surrounding country, even going over to Virginia, Nev. The start will be made about the middle of July.
AMONG THE WHEELMEN - San Francisco Chronicle 15 Jun 1895
Arthur C. Thornton, who was captain of the Olympic Club Wheelmen for two terms and who has lately had his headquarters at Portland, is in the city for the holidays, renewing old acquaintances. "Ike" says it rains too much up there to make good wheeling at this season of the year.
WHEELMEN NOT AFTER CENTURY RUNS. - The San Francisco Call, 01 Jan 1898
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Austin A. Sperry

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BIRTH 11 SEP 1872 • Stockton, San Joaquin, California - DEATH 18 JUL 1955 • Alameda County, California, USA
Brother of Horace B. Sperry
=== Clubs ===
Bay City Wheelmen
The next race was a two-mile safety handicap race, which had seven starters. W. W. Needham won the race in 5 min. 45 4-5 sec, C. L. Davis of the Garden Citys coming in second. The placing in this race was as follows: E. E. Stoddard of the Bay Citys, 75 yards; T. R. Lillie of Oak Leaf, 100 yards; Isadore Marshutz of Oak Leaf, 100 yards; W. W. Needham of Garden Citys, 100 yards; H. B. Sperry of Bay Citys, 125 yards; C. K. Melrose of Bay Citys, 125 yards, and C. L. Davis of Garden Citys, 135 yards.
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The next race was one mile, safety, handicap, with seven starters, handicapped as follows: Toepke, B. C., 50 yards; Tarleton, G. C., 60 yards; Melrose, B. C, 60 yards; Davis, G. C., 65 yards; H. B. Sperry, B. C., 75 yards; Austin Sperry, 85 yards; Hansen of the Orientals, 100 yards. The race was won by Austin Sperry in 2 min. 43 2-5 seconds, H. B. Sperry second.
San Francisco Call, Volume 72, Number 35, 5 July 1892 - Bicycle Races in Various Parts of the State
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B. C. Raynaud

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=== Clubs ===
* Bay City Wheelmen
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The Bay Citys did not do well on this relay. In fact, Davis' riding was so speedy he left the others all the way from one to five minutes behind. The Alamedas were now 15-1/2 minutes behind. Cardinell of the California Club did not ride well, and his club dropped back to ninth position. His time, 35 min. 05 sec., would indicate that he must have met with an accident, though none was reported.
At the end of the sixth some claimed that Raynaud, the Bay City man, passed his packet to Vincent outside of the limit of 100 yards, inside of which the rules of the association prescribe it must be exchanged. Later it was found that the marks were incorrectly placed and that Raynaud had done right, so that the protest the Garden Citys afterward filed on that ground will have to be disallowed.
====== SIXTH RELAY. ======
Positionatfinish. 	Rider. 	Club. 	Time. 	ActualRidingTime.
1 	C. L. Davis 	Olympic 	11:44:30 	28:46
2 	Gus Navlet 	Garden C 	11:46:30 	30:46
3 	B C. Raynaud 	Bay City 	11:47:00 	30:13
4 	M. F. Rose 	Acme 	11:47:15 	29:28
5 	Joseph Belloli 	San Jose 	11:50:00 	32:11
6 	C. D. Gooch 	Reliance 	11:52:00 	30:06
7 	M. M. Cook 	Imperial 	11:52:15 	28:15
8 	E. Elliott 	San Fran 	11:53:00 	31:26
9 	J. D. Cardinell 	California 	11:53:30 	35:05
10 	F. G. Thomas 	Alameda 	12:00:00 	30:42
Fastest time - 1894, 30:00: 1895, 28:30.	Fastest time - 1894, 30:00: 1895, 28:30.	Fastest time - 1894, 30:00: 1895, 28:30.	Fastest time - 1894, 30:00: 1895, 28:30.	Fastest time - 1894, 30:00: 1895, 28:30.
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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B. D. Blakeslee

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=== Clubs ===
* Imperial Cycling Club
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====== EIGHTH RELAY. ======
Positionatfinish. 	Rider. 	Club. 	Time. 	ActualRidingTime.
1 	E. W. Decker 	Acme 	12:44:23 	27:23
2 	Julius Smith 	Garden C 	12:44:23 	27:33
3 	George Tantau 	Olympic 	12:45:18 	31:18
4 	T. A. Griffiths 	Bay City 	12:47:13 	30:08
5 	H. Caloway 	San Jose 	12:50:40 	30:15
6 	Percy Deacon 	Reliance 	12:51:35 	29:35
7 	H. A. Friedlander 	San Fran 	12:53:13 	29:50
8 	L. P. Olson 	California 	12:55:40 	30:15
9 	B. D. Blakeslee 	Imperial 	12:55:53 	33:33
10 	A. W. Morgenstern 	Alameda 	1:10:28 	35:58
Fastest time - 1894, 36:46; 1895, 31:33.	Fastest time - 1894, 36:46; 1895, 31:33.	Fastest time - 1894, 36:46; 1895, 31:33.	Fastest time - 1894, 36:46; 1895, 31:33.	Fastest time - 1894, 36:46; 1895, 31:33.
 
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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B. Murphy

William Benedict Murphy 21 February 1884 – 7 April 1948
=== AKA ===
Ben 
=== Clubs === 
Garden City Wheelmen
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[Ben is left-most, back row. - MF]
 Coach with Cycling Team - History San Jose Photographic Collection 
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CYCLISTS WILL GATHER AT HAYWARDS FOR BIG RACE - San Jose Mercury-news, 26 April 1903
WILL COMPETE IN HUNDRED-MILE MOTOR PACED RACE - San Jose Mercury-news, 14 May 1903
In the first relay Beuck of the local wheelmen held his own with West, the crack Bay City man. He passed the packet safely to Murphy, who held his own against his opponents. He and Carlson of the New Centuries crossed the tape ahead of the other three riders. Carlson led by a few feet, but this had been previously arranged between Murphy and Berryessa, the third rider for the Garden City Wheelmen. Berryessa was pitted against Schou of the New Centuries, who was predicted to take the lead for his team. He was not successful, however, for Berryessa can sprint a little and he gave a spurt and passed the New Century man and the clever Garden City rider was soon out of sight. He gained just a minute on his opponents and during the remainder of the race the Garden City Wheelmen rode by themselves.
LOCAL WHEELMEN ARE CHAMPIONS - San Jose Mercury-news, 9 May 1904
MUCH PRAISE GIVEN GARDEN CITY WHEELMEN’S TEAM - San Jose Mercury-news, 11 May 1904
Garden City Wheelmen World Famous. - San Jose Mercury-news, 6 September 1906
The ride from San Jose to Centerville, a distance of 20 miles, was made at a moderate gait. The morning was ideal and every one was in good spirits. The roads were fine and the antics of a few irrepressible ones - Plinn Maggini, Ben Murphy and others - prevented the ride being monotonous, and the merry hum of a hundred tires and the whirr of wheels were inspiring to the true devotee of the wheel.
WHEELMEN'S RUN IS ONE ROUND OF FUN - San Jose Mercury-news, 7 October 1907
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BANQUETING BICYCLISTS. - The Seventh Anniversary of the San Francisco Club. - The San Francisco Examiner, 13 Jan 1890

=== BANQUETING BICYCLISTS. ===
==== The Seventh Anniversary of the San Francisco Club. ====
The San Francisco Bicycle Clubroom presented an animated appearance on Saturday evening last, the occasion being the eleventh annual banquet of the club. About seventy members sat down to a repast which contained all the good things obtainable. The President of the club, George Hobe, presided over the ceremonies in an able manner, and in addressing the members referred with pleasure to the fact that the San Francisco Bicycle Club is the second oldest organization devoted to wheeling in the United States. President Hobe made the claim that the club was entitled to first honors in point of age, as its only rival, a Boston institution, was remodeled on several occasions since its inception, while no change has ever been made in the constitution or workings of the San Francisco club, its object being now, as it was eleven years ago, the promotion of wheeling throughout this State and Coast.
Captain Manning responded to the toast of "The San Francisco Bicycle Club," and spoke enthusiastically of what good work had been accomplished during the year just passed, and what he hoped, through the instrumentality of the members, to accomplish during the present year.
Thomas R. Knox entertained the members for some time with amusing anecdotes, and justified his reputation as the most humorous raconteur among city wheelmen.
Columbus Waterhouse responded to the toast of "The Charter Members," and delighted his hearers by reading a letter from Ralph de Clairmont, also a charter member, but who is at present in Guatemala, in which Mr. De Clairmont congratulated the members upon the growing importance of the San Francisco club, and regretted his inability to be present at the annual banquet.
Among those who sat down at the banquet table were the following:
George J. Hobe, Mr. Rouse, a Michigan wheelman; Len D. Owens, F. J. H. Manning, W. G. Lowry, R. L. Ingham, S. B. Morse, H. Allen Matthews, C. A. McDonald, Hampton S. Field, B. C. Austin Jr., C. Union Brewster, W. O. Badgely, Thomas S. Cobden, R. H. Childs, Dr. J. M. Curragh, Ed Christ, W. H. Clarke, E. Claymour, W. G. Davis, C. P. Fonda, E. L. Favor, Dr. J. W. Gibson, H. M. Whitely, R. Gibson, H. J. Foley, Fred Hess Jr., James Irvine, Byron Jackson, Thomas R. Knox, F. J. Mackfessel, A. A. Martin, Dr. H. C. Massie, F. A. McLaughlin, J. F. McCarthy, A. W. McKenzie, F. F. Osborn, G. D. O'Neil, J. J. O'Brien, F. H. Rocce, W. H. L. Rhodes, H. H. Stanford, W. F. Soule, C. F. Sloat, C. E. South, J. C. Spencer, F. S. Schultis, T. F. Trenor, Columbus Waterhouse, J. F. Wadsworth, Frank P. Britton, George L. French, Lyman D. Foster, H. E. Holmes, J. C. Hampton, H. O. Porter, C. Sharrocks, H. C. Tilden, J. W. Wallace.
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BAY CITY PARTY HAS BEEN POSTPONED - San Francisco Call - February 08, 1899

=== BAY CITY PARTY HAS BEEN POSTPONED ===
==== OWING TO THE DEATH OF A PROMINENT MEMBER. ====
===== T. Alfred Griffiths, Who Won Fame for the Club in Its Racing Contests, Passed Away Yesterday Morning. =====
Owing to the death of T. Alfred Griffiths, a prominent member and racing man of the club, the fourteenth anniversary party of the Bay City Wheelmen, which was to have been held at the Palace Hotel maple room this evening, has been indefinitely postponed.
Mr. Griffiths was an old and popular member of the club. He has carried its colors to victory in scores of road and track events.
He was first taken ill with an affliction about a year ago. A trip to Honolulu afforded him no relief, and since his return he has been gradually sinking, until the end came yesterday morning.
Mr. Griffiths was the son of Captain Thomas H. Griffiths, master of the bark Albert. He was 25 years of age, and held a responsible position with J. D. Spreckels & Bros. Co.
The funeral will take place to-morrow at 2 o'clock from the family residence, 34 Liberty street.
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BAY CITY SMOKER - The San Francisco Call - January 24, 1900

=== BAY CITY SMOKER. ===
==== Wheelmen Celebrate the Sixteenth Anniversary of Their Club. ====
The sixteenth anniversary of the organization of the Bay City Wheelmen was celebrated by a smoker last Saturday evening. Some two hundred members and ex-members were present and enjoyed a splendid programme. William C. Hull presented the club with several comical silk banners, caricaturing the days of the old ordinary bicycle. The members were entertained with songs, recitations, etc., by the following well-known talent: Captain Leale, ex-Sheriff Whelan, Dr. W. H. Sieberst, Dr. Thomas L. Hill, Jack Holland, Frank Coffin, Plymouth Quartet, Frank Thompson, Lal Schwartz, Rincon Quartet, John T. Desmond, Kid Nelson, M. Scanlan, Benjamin D. Coonley, Will Finnie, Mr. Ogilvie and Bob Mitchell. A number of specially invited guests were present, among whom were Captain Truebridge, Purser Menzies and Dr. Thompson, all of the U. S. transport Oylmpia. Dan O'Callaghan acted as chairman of the ceremonies, and the club members, who all worked hard for the reception, will remember the sixteenth anniversary as the most successful ever given by the club.
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BAY CITY WHEELMEN'S RELAY TEAM. - The San Francisco Call, 13 May 1898

=== BAY CITY WHEELMEN'S RELAY TEAM ===
The team of the Bay City Wheelmen that won the 100-mile relay race on Sunday has already disbanded. Furman has gone to Los Angeles, Peck to Yuba City and Noonan to Santa Rosa. Before they separated the above picture was taken by Bushnell.
In the photograph Harry Fowler, rider of the first relay, is seen in the upper row in the white suit on the left. Next comes W. J. Black, eighth relay; Frank G. Peck, fifth; W. G. Furman, tenth, who practically won the race, defeating Wing and Smith in the sprint. Next is John L. Davidson, seventh relay; R. J. Black, ninth relay, and George Felix, second relay. On the lower row from the left are Ben J. Raynaud, fourth relay; Ben Noonan, third; Harry Larkin, captain of the club and team, and Walter J. Davidson, sixth relay. "Mike," the club's bulldog mascot, and the trophy won by the team are in the foreground.
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BAY CITY WHEELMEN HOLD ANNUAL SMOKER - The San Francisco Call - December 07, 1902

=== BAY CITY WHEELMEN HOLD ANNUAL SMOKER ===
==== Clubrooms Are Thronged With Merry Guests Who Celebrate Club's Birthday. ====
The Bay City Wheelmen celebrated the eighteenth annual birthday of the club last night with a smoker at the house on Golden Gate avenue. The guests began to assemble early and far into the night the sounds of merriment could be heard issuing from the scene of the jollification.
The spacious club rooms were crowded by the members bent on having a night of fun. The place was tastefully decorated with ferns and flowers. Dan O'Callaghan received the guests upon their arrival.
A splendid musical programme was rendered and refreshments were served during the evening. Among those who took part were William McDonald, Arthur Hahn, George Hillman, A. Topping, Richard Whelan, Robert Mitchell, Alexander Rosborough, A. Demont, Kolb and Dill, Al. Hazzard, Clarence Denely and the Manhattan Quartet.
The smoker was in charge of the following committee: Dan O'Callaghan, chairman; Henry L. Day, George Stangenberger, Robert Reid, Frank Smith, Dr. E. L. Mervy, J. M. Salazer, George Bannon, W. Lewis.
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