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Revision as of 20:54, 24 September 2021
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Place
San Francisco, CA
Emblem
an arrow holding three "C's."
The Californias had a long discussion on club colors and adopted for racing colors orange and olive green.
Members
Aller
Argenti
Bellman
F. N. Bent
Birdsell
Boyd
Boyle
J. A. Boyter
Casserly
T. C. Connell
Creigh?
Ray Creighton
T. F. Creighton
J. A. Dawson
A. de Smet
Erbe
L. F. Fenn
E. A. Forster
H. A. Friedlander
John W. Gibson
E. Harris
Harvey
Heineman
C. A. Hessler
E H. Hessler
Harrison Houseworth
George J. Hove
G. A. Hueter
Adam Karl
Columbia Kenny
Kilby
C. H. Lamb
L Larzelere
Lovie
C. Mayer
Larry Mayo
Charles A. McDonald
R. R. McPherson
J. N. Mc Veigh
Harry L. Miller
Pattiosen
Prentiss
Reid
Sternberg
H. Stewart
J. S. Sullivan
A. Theison
Thomas
Columbus Waterhouse
Wentworth
W. H. Westerfall
Ed Wilburg
Addie Wynne
Henry F. Wynne
The Wheelmen.
The roads are quite dusty across the bay and the running is more pleasant in the morning than later in the day, when the sea breezes come up. A meeting of some fourteen riders was held Saturday evening at the residence of L Larzelere, 415 Bryant street, and resulted in the organization of a new club, to be styled the California Cycling Club. The club is organized for the purpose of country touring, and the membership is limited to twenty. A meeting will be held on the 20th to perfect organization.
The San Francisco Bicycle Club recently proposed consolidation with the California Cycling Club, and the plan has been carried out. The combined organization is known as the San Francisco Bicycle Club, and it elected officers last week for the ensuing year. The following are the names of the successful candidates: President, Columbus Waterhouse; Secretary and Treasurer, George J. Hove; Captain, Harry L. Miller: First Lieutenant, Charles A. McDonald: Second-Lieutenant, Harrison Houseworth; Bugler, John W. Gibson. The members are confident that the future of the club will be even more brilliant than its past.
Last Thursday evening a number of gentlemen living at the Mission and interested in cycling met for the purpose of organizing a club. H. P. [H. F.] Wynne acted as temporary chairman and T. C. Connell as temporary secretary. The title of the organization will be California Cycling Club, and the rooms at the corner of Twenty-second and Folsom streets, formerly occupied by the Kensington Club, have been secured as a clubhouse, where the next meeting will be held on Thursday at 8 P. M.
The California Cycling Club made its first run yesterday, going to Haywards. The affair was successful in every particular. Those who participated were: Captain H. F. Wynne, First Lieutenant C. A. Hessler, F. N. Bent, E. A. Forster, E H. Hessler, T. C. Connell, L. F. Fenn, H. Stewart, J. A. Dawson, C. H. Lamb, J. A. Boyter, T. F. Creighton, J. S. Sullivan, R. R. McPherson, G. A. Hueter, Columbia Kenny, E. Harris, A. de Smet, J. N. Mc Veigh, Ray Creighton.
The California Cycling Club announces that Messrs. Harvey, Theison and Reid will ride under the colors of the C. C. C. in all racing events in which they may take part, other reports to the contrary notwithstanding. Messrs. Harvey and Reid are new members of the Imperial Cycling Club, but have no intention of working or riding against their clubmates in the California C. C.
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Among the new racing men in the California Cycling Club who have signified their willingness to train for the relay race are Bellman, Casserly, Heineman, Pattiosen, Birdsell, Erbe, Kilby, Boyd, Boyle, Prentiss, Friedlander, Thomas, Creigh, Lovie, Wentworth, Argenti, Aller, Sternberg and Reid. None of these riders took part in last year's relay, and all are mounted now on light wheels. In this list is some very promising talent, notably Tom Casserly, Ernest Erbe and F. C. Heineman. Erbe has ridden in Germany before coming to America and is one of the best road riders in this country. Heineman holds the State championship of the Y. M. C. A., beating such Class A men as C. C. Gilbert, Charley Common and Edwards of Los Angeles. Casserly is a new rider, but an all-around athlete and teacher of boxing in the C. C. C. Argenti is not ambitious for racing glory, but for years has been a pedestrian of some note and can ride fast if he desires, too.
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At last Monday evening's meeting of the California Cycling Club it was decided to old the next ladies' night on February 24, and the committee in charge is Messrs. Larry Mayo, H. A. Feidlander, W. H. Westerfall, Alam Karl and Ed Wilburg.
The California Cycling Club elected two members at their meeting Monday night, thus leaving but twelve vacancies to complete the limit of their membership. Several applications were also received. Messrs. Christ, Earl and Scovern of the Olympic Club Wheelmen were present and made short speeches. The Californias had a long discussion on club colors and adopted for racing colors orange and olive green.
Mrs. Addie Wynne, the Captain of the Alpha Club, is the wife of Henry F. Wynne, Secretary of the California Cycling Club and President of California Associated Cycling Clubs. She is an enthusiastic wheel-woman and has accompanied her husband on many long trips into the country.
