C. A. Krafts

Clubs

• Bay City Wheelmen

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The relay packets were exchanged with lightning rapidity here to the riders of the second ten miles, who were off and out of sight in a few seconds. Krafts, the Bay City man, rode fully up to the expectations of his club mates, and though the road was in bad shape, made the ten miles in 27 min. 12 sec., which was fastest time and brought his club up from fifth to third position. The Acmes went back one place, while the Garden Citys and Olympics still held first and second respectively. The Imperials dropped from fourth to seventh, and the Alamedas clinched their mortgage on last place.

SECOND RELAY.

Position at finish.	Rider.	Club.	Time.	Actual Riding Time.
1	Tony Delmas	Garden C	9:55:23	27:15
2	W. J. Christ	Olympic	9:56:43	28:33
3	C. A. Krafts	Bay City	9:56:44	27:12
4	J. R. Kenna	Acme	9:59:05	30:08
5	C. Birdsall	California	9:59:06	29:06
6	G. Frost	San Fran	9:59:07	28:36
7	C. W. Conger	Imperial	9:59:15	30:10
8	J. J. Carroll	San Jose	9:59:25	28:58
9	F. B. Wilkins	Reliance	9:59:44	28:48
10	T. D. Taft	Alameda	10:04:13	30:18
Fastest time - 1894, 33:00; 1895, 30:44.

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