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Walter C. Howe

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Maybe related to William D. Howe, W. C. Howe is not the same person as W. D. Howe.
=== Clubs ===
Imperial Cycling Club
W. C. Howe and C. W. Conger, the two members of the Imperial Cycling Club of this city who are now touring in British Columbia write that the wheelmen in all towns visited upon the trip are royal entertainers. The tourists have experienced much bad weather and muddy roads but are enjoying excellent health.
ON THE SILENT STEED. - San Francisco Chronicle, 11 May 1895
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Walter D. Sheldon

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=== Clubs ===
Bay City Wheelmen
Chief Consul Thompson, with W. D. Sheldon, W. M. Meeker and S. H. Knapp Jr., left Saturday night on the theater train for Menlo Park, from which they wheeled to Saratoga by moonlight, riding to Santa Cruz yesterday via Bowlder Creek and Felton.
The Wheelmen. - San Francisco Chronicle, 11 Nov 1889
Several parties are being formed to wheel to the Yosemite this year, one consisting of W. M. Meeker, Walter D. Sheldon, S. H. Knapp Jr. and R. M. Thompson, who expect to go in May.Ed Landis, C. N. Langton and H. A. Spalding will go the latter part of June. F. W. Ray, J. G. Cox, E. W. Adams and others will go to Lake Tahoe. Sanford Plummer, George P. Wetmore, Thomas H. Doane and C. W. Hammer will probably do the Yosemite some time during the season.
31 Mar 1890, Mon San Francisco Chronicle (San Francisco, California) Newspapers.com
Captain Theodore C. Dodge also appears in the picture, together with the trophy won in the race and the club's mascot, "Mike." The captain was mainly instrumental in bringing victory to the club, together with F. H. Watters and W. D. Sheldon, for it was these three men who selected and placed the team and kept after the men and with them until the race was over.
THE WHEELMEN. 20 Jun 1896, Sat The San Francisco Call (San Francisco, California) Newspapers.com
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Wana Miller

Wana Miller 1877 - 14 OCT 1914
=== Clubs ===
Ladies' Cycling Club
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The officers of the club are: President, Miss Cora Edwards; Vice-President, Mrs. R. J. Butler; Secretary-Treasurer, Mrs. Wilcox, Captain, Miss Wana Miller. Just at this time the club is very busy preparing for their part in the grand parade with the Native Sons and Daughters on Admission Day. They have just completed a handsome silk banner of blue and white - the club colors - richly embroidered with the club emblem, a crescent and wheel worked in silver bullion. Each member will also wear a badge of blue and white ribbons, with the letters L. C. C. worked thereon in silver.
Under the efficient direction of Captain Wana Miller they are being put through a drill which will have a very pleasing effect. The most important feature of the drill is training in mounting and dismounting, and the girls prove themselves apt pupils, mounting and dismounting with the precision of cavalrymen.
A LADIES' BICYCLE CLUB. - The San Francisco Examiner, 01 Sep 1894
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Warm Springs

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Warwick

Warwick Cycle Mfg. Co., Springfield, Mass.
http://warwick.ladies-safeties.diamond-frame-safeties.the-safety-bicycle.antique-bicycles.net/
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[[File:George A. Faulkner letter - ebay.png|thumb|center|700px|Letter to C. H. Lampson signed by George A. Faulkner, from the shop, "Thomas H. B. Varney's Cyclery" he kept with Thomas H. B. Varney at 354 Twelfth street, Oakland, CA. They sold Warwick and Rambler bicycles.Ebay ]]
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Waverly Cycling Club

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=== Place ===
San Francisco, CA
=== Emblem ===
=== Members ===
* Ed Elliott 
* Sidney W. Elston
* George M. Hamlin
* Henry Heintze
* Joe Reay
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The Waverly Cycling Club has been organized, with the following officers: President George M. Hamlin; secretary and treasurer, Sidney W. Elston; captain, Ed Elliott; first lieutenant, Joe Reay, and second lieutenant, Henry Heintze.
VOTARIES OF THE SILENT STEED. - Twelve San Francisco Lady Bikers Organize a Bloomer Club. - San Francisco Chronicle, 03 Aug 1895
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Wheeling. - The Columbia-square Wheelmen have organized - The San Francisco Examiner, 16 Apr 1888

=== Wheeling. ===
The Columbia-square Wheelmen have organized with the following officers: President, E. C. Richter; Vice-President, William B. Wegener; Secretary of Treasury. A. G. Russ Jr.; Road Officers - Captain, Robert R. Russ; First Lieutenant, M. D. Garratt; First Bugler, H. A. Wegener; Second Bugler, A. G. Russ Jr.
The success of the club is assured by the fact that it organized with twenty-four charter members. It is intent on placing some of its racing men on the track to compete in the Olympic Club races in May.
The new clubrooms of the organization are a marvel of neatness.
At a meeting held a few evenings ago at the San Francisco Bicycle Club, Captain Houseworth of the Committee of Arrangements for the league meet reported that no action had been taken, on account of the various subcommittees failing to report.
The San Franciscos will get a new clubhouse shortly.
A number of the wheelers rode out to the Cliff House yesterday for breakfast.
Captain Houseworth states that the San Franciscos will have a club run to Petaluma on Sunday, the 22d. The morning boat for San Rafael will be taken, and from there to Petaluma and return the distance will be traveled on wheel.
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Wheelmen's Hall

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=== Place ===
Petaluma, CA
The wheelmen are manifesting considerable interest in their new headquarters and every evening a score or more of members are utilizing the gymnastic apparatus or riding their bicycles around the large ball. “Wheelmen's hall” formerly the Turners' hall, bids fair to become a very popular resort I with our many wheelmen.
Petaluma Daily Morning Courier, 15 Mar 1895
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Wheelmen About the Bay Preparing for Big Relay Race Sunday. - San Jose Mercury-news, 10 May 1905

=== Wheelmen About the Bay Preparing for Big Relay Race Sunday. ===
THE annual 100-mile relay race around the bay is but five days off. Judging from the showing made by the Garden City Wheelmen in the past, they will probably carry off the honors Sunday. Captain Dermody has selected the following 10 men to represent the local wheelmen Sunday: J. Berryessa, R. Diefenbacher, S. Maggini, [probably L. Maggini. - MF] C. Showalter, P. Maggini, B. Murphy, W. Waible, Merle Grey, C. Burnett and W. Chaboya. All these youngsters have had previous experience in road racing. Many are known as being among the fastest amateurs on this coast. 
The course of the relay is as follows: The start will be made at Larkin and McAllister streets, San Francisco. After leaving San Francisco the course runs south along the bay shore, passing through San Mateo, Menlo, Redwood City and Palo Alto. From the latter town it runs along past Mountain View, through Santa Clara and south into this city, passing through in an easterly direction, where it turns northward, finishing on the outer limits of Broadway street, Oakland. 
The remaining part of the week will be spent by the riders in hard training. 
Oakland Wheelmen, Bay City Wheelmen, Eden Wheelmen, New Century Wheelmen, California Cyclers and Garden City Wheelmen have all entered teams for the big event. It is even rumored that the Capital City Wheelmen intend to send a team down from Sacramento Sunday. If the home team wins Sunday. It means the addition of another handsome cup to their already large collection of trophies.
Wheelmen About the Bay Preparing for Big Relay Race Sunday. - San Jose Mercury-news, Volume LXVIII, Number 111, 10 May 1905
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White's hill

A high point on Sir Francis Drake boulevard, west of Fairfax, CA.
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Will I. Pixley

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William Isaac Pixley 31 January 1869 – 22 June 1950
=== Clubs ===
San Francisco Bicycle Club
The San Francisco Bicycle club received and entertained Thomas A. Stevens on his return from his trip around the world in November, 1886. From time to time the meeting place of the club was changed, and not until this year has it been comfortably housed. An incorporation was effected on the 14th of last month, and soon after the elegant residence on the southwest corner of Golden Gate avenue and Polk street was leased. The building has been refitted and furnished, and the club will give a housewarming next Friday evening which promises to be one of the most notable events in its history. Recently the club has gained many new members, and seems to have entered on a new era of prosperity. Its officers are as follows: Thomas R. Knox, president; H. J. Foley, vice-president; Thomas R. Cobden, secretary; B. T. Edwards, treasurer; Will I. Pixley, captain; Fred Hess, first lieutenant, and L. H. Cox, second lieutenant.
CHAT ABOUT THE CYCLE. - The San Francisco Club and What It Has Done. - Results of Yesterday's Races - The Coming League Meet - Ladies Who Ride the Wheel. - The San Francisco Call, 25 Apr 1892, Mon - Page 8
Captain Pixley writes from "Red (hot) Bluff" that he is having a great time. He has ridden over a big part of the State, inspected Senator Stanford's ranch at Vina, looked upon the wine when it was of various colors, swam in the river, and talked bicycle to every man, woman and child he met.
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
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William G. Davis

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=== Clubs ===
* San Francisco Bicycle Club
* Bay City Wheelmen
Mile L. A. W. State championship - . E. Adcock, B. C. W.; Charles Beiderman, unattached; R. C. Woodworth, Los Angeles Wheelmen; William G. Davis, San Francisco Bicycle Club. 
The Bicycle. - The San Francisco Examiner, 27 Jun 1887
W. G. Davis, ex-San Francisco Bicycle Club, was, before the advent of Elwell, the greatest spurter of the coast. He was a very pretty rider, seeming to move along without any apparent exertion. He has not held many records, but has won innumerable races. On July 4, 1888, at Stockton, Davis made the best race of his life, riding second to Elwell in the mile championship in 2:48 1/2. So very close, however, was he riding that many thought he had won the race, and great excitement prevailed until the decision of the judges was finally announced, giving the race to Elwell. Davis is one of the very few men who has ever defeated Elwell.
THE CYCLING WORLD - OLD TIME RACING MEN. - San Francisco Chronicle, Sat, Jul 8, 1893
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William H. Haley

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William Henry Harrison Haley 17 September 1876 – 1 March 1942
=== Clubs ===
Olympic Club Wheelmen
=== Professional Teams ===
Rambler team
=== AKA ===
"Will"
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Those in the party were H. A. Westphal, Frank Hunter, G. L. Blackwell, T. Kennedy, J. A. Johnson, W. H. Haley, A. Moulder, W. J. Roderick, J. Morris and Henry Clay, all of the Olympic Club; Albert Brown of Seattle, and G. B. Haywards, G. J. Strong, Charles Euler, C. A. Moller, and F. M. Giannini, unattached. Lieutenant Robert R. Russ was in command, and carried the party by easy stages up White's hill and over the slopes of Tamalpais ridge into the redwoods at Lagunitas, where a plunge into the creek and luncheon were enjoyed. Brown, from Seattle, was a novice at hill work and was with difficulty kept from going up all manner of paths, so much did his safety zigzag. The next run of the Annex will be to Lake Pilarcitos on May 28th. A meeting of the Annex will be held tonight at the Olympic Club.
HILL-CLIMBING CYCLERS. - The Olympic Club Wheeling Annex in Tamalpais Redwoods. - The San Francisco Examiner - 15 May 1893, Mon - Page 9
W. H. Haley, the second lieutenant, is perhaps the speediest rider in the club, and bids fair to develop into a great racing man.
OLYMPIC CYCLISTS. Young Men Who Will Boom Wheeling. Some Reminiscences of the Sport. - Sat, Oct 14, 1893 - Page 10 - San Francisco Chronicle
William H. H. Haley is another good man who the Olympics expect much from. He is only nineteen years old and began riding only three years ago. Haley won first in the club tryout last Sunday and has just begun as a racer. He rides a Rambler and will go into the Midwinter Fair races. 
William H. H. Haley Olympic Club nineteen 31 Mar 1894, Sat The San Francisco Examiner (San Francisco, California) Newspapers.com
William H. Haley of the Olympics has joined the Rambler team.
William H. Haley of the Olympics has joined the Rambler team. 28 Apr 1894, Sat The San Francisco Examiner (San Francisco, California) Newspapers.com
The Olympic Wheelmen will have Walter Foster, Robert K. Long and Will Haley to defend their colors in the class B events on Monday, and as Foster is anxious to redeem himself, on account of his sickness when at Denver, it is to be accepted as a fact that men entered against him in any of the events will be compelled to ride hard to keep him from winding handily.
The team consisting of Messrs. Foster, Wells, Haley, Terrill and Long will ride in all of the class B events at the Garden City on September 10th.
AMONG THE WHEELMEN - San Francisco Chronicle, 08 Sep 1894
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William Henry Toepke

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=== Clubs ===
Bay City Wheelmen
In the third heat Toepke, Hall and Caldwell started. Toepke settled down to business the instant the pistol cracked and was never headed. He won an easy race in 34 3-5 seconds, with Hall second.
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In the final of tlm quarter-mile dash Zeigler, Terrill, Toepke and Upson started. Zeigler, as usual, cut out the pace, with Toepke right after him. It was fast traveling from start to finish, and as the riders dashed around the elevation leading to the finish Upson put on a great spurt, and in the attempt to get on the outside of his opponents he leaned too far over and his pedal struck the track, sending him sprawling on his face and hands. He was up in a jiffy, however, and throwing his wheel on his shoulders, walked to his dressing-room as if nothing had happened. Zeigler won the race in 33 2-5 seconds, with Toepke a close second.
San Francisco Call, Volume 74, Number 35, 5 July 1893 - THE RACE ON WHEELS - California Division L. A. W. Championships
Fred Cook and Will Toepke of the Bay City Wheelmen will launch their new yacht in about two weeks. For crew they have selected Messrs. Melrose, Plummer, Toepke, Hallett, Kerrigan and Sheldon, all members of the Bay City Wheelmen.
WITH THE WHEELMEN. - San Francisco Chronicle - 05 Jan 1895, Sat - Page 12
F. Russ Cook and William H. Toepke, the two Bay City Wheelmen who are building a yacht, expect to launch it about February 1st. She will sail under the name of Harpoon.
AMONG THE WHEELMEN - Track to Be Used in the Tournament. - A Matter of Interest to Racers. - San Francisco Chronicle, 19 Jan 1895
George P. Wetmore, T. Alfred Griffiths and Will H. Toepke, of the Bay City Wheelmen, have returned from a three weeks' vacation trip in Sonoma County.
THE WHEELMEN. San Francisco Call, 14 August 1897
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William R. Lipsett

William Robert Lipsett 1866 – 1920
=== Clubs ===
* Garden City Cyclers
* Garden City Wheelmen
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William Yeoman

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=== Clubs ===
* Reliance Club Wheelmen
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====== TENTH RELAY. ======
Positionatfinish. 	Rider. 	Club. 	Time. 	ActualRidingTime.
1 	C. S. Wells 	Bay City 	1:56:12 	35:24
2 	Otto Ziegler Jr. 	Garden C 	1:56:13 	34:25
3 	F. A. McFarland 	San Jose 	1:56:25 	31:01
4 	William Yeoman 	Reliance 	2:00:16 	32:32
5 	F. M. Byrne 	Imperial 	2:03:04 	32:52
6 	George Hamlin 	San Fran 	2:03:13 	32:25
7 	H. Egeberg 	California 	2:05:09 	33:45
8 	C. A. Park 	Alameda 	Did not finish. 	Did not finish.
9 	W. F. Foster 	Olympic 	collid'd nr tape 	collid'd nr tape
10 	H. W. Squires 	Acme 	and did not fin. 	and did not fin.
Fastest time - 1894, 32:05; 1895, 28:01.	Fastest time - 1894, 32:05; 1895, 28:01.	Fastest time - 1894, 32:05; 1895, 28:01.	Fastest time - 1894, 32:05; 1895, 28:01.	Fastest time - 1894, 32:05; 1895, 28:01.
 
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McFarland finished soon after Wells, and Yeoman, Reliance, next. The others came straggling in several minutes later.
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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With the Wheelmen. - San Francisco Chronicle, 02 Feb 1891

=== With the Wheelmen. ===
A correspondent writes to say that an excellent arrangement of dates for bicycle races this season would be as follows: The league meet and races to be held in this city on May 30th; open the new track at the baseball grounds at San Jose on July 4th and race at Stockton on September 9th. This would make an excellent circuit and many men could be induced to race and keep in training for the three meets. The clubs that intend to hold races should have a meeting and decide on dates at once, so that racing men may know how matters stand.
The rain of Saturday prevented the carrying out of many projected rides for yesterday, but will serve to keep the roads in splendid condition for the road race of the Bay City Wheelmen next Sunday, February 8th. Many of the members have signified their intention of entering so that a fine day's sport may be looked for. The club run called to witness the start will leave the city at 9:15 o'clock, creek route, and after the start will continue to Haywards.
That the unattached wheelmen are beginning to appreciate the advantages of membership in a live cycling club is evidenced by the applications for membership received during the past four days by the Bay City Wheelmen from the foilowing cyclists: Thomas Irvine, David Marshall, A. J. Bunnemann, J. W. Harbert, J. F. Brown Jr., Thomas Watters, A. J. Stewart, O. Jensen, A. Pettersen and H. Schmidt. F. W. Pierson, formerly secretary of the Bay City Wheelmen, who resigned from the club, has applied for reinstatement.
W. A. Shockley, the coast safety champion, was in the city yesterday from Candelaria, Nev. He contemplates a cycling tour through Southern Europe, after which he anticipates a wheel trip through Great Britain and Ireland.
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Woodside

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Y. M. C. A. BICYCLE RACES. - Los Angeles Herald, 16 Sep 1894

=== Y. M. C. A. BICYCLE RACES. ===
==== F. C. Heineman wins the Association State Championship. ====
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 12. - An immense crowd attended the state bicycle meet of the Y. M. C. A. at Alameda today. Riders from all parts of the state participated. The bicycle races resulted as follows:
Y. M. C. A. state championship, one mile - Won by F. C. Heineman, San Francisco; C. F. Lemon of Oakland second; time, 2:43 3-5.
J. E. Edwards of Los Angeles won the mile maiden race.
D. B. Smith, of the Garden City club, won the half mile championship.
C. D. Bates, of the Reliance club, captured the mile championship of Oakland. 
C. S. Wells, of the Bay City wheelmen, won the mile handicap.
O. B. Smith, of the Garden City's won the two-mile handicap.
Otto Zeigler, the champion of the United States, went against his record of 2:07 2 5, but the best he could do was 2:12 4 5.
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Young Men's Christian Association of San Jose

=== Place ===
San Jose, CA
=== Emblem ===
=== Members ===
* J. H. Bills
* Elgin C. Hurlbert
* M. Peel
* J. Dunn Vincent
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Members of the Young Men's Christian Association of San Jose have recently organized a bicycle club within themselves. Vincent M. Peel was elected president and Elgin C. Hurlbert secretary. A committee, consisting of J. H. Bills, E. C. Hurlbert and J. Dunn, was appointed to prepare a constitution and by-laws. The new club starts off under favorable circumstances and should be successful.
THE WHEELMEN. - The San Francisco Call, 04 May 1895
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