Frank Howlett

Frank Howlett 10 November 1871 – 1 March 1943

Clubs

• Alameda Bicycle and Athletic Club

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Captain Howlett.

In January, 1890, J. F. Ives and Fred T. White conceived the idea of organizing a bicycle club and associated with them Harry Potter, John Moisant, Bert Burrel, Frank Howlett and H. R. Williams Jr. Mr. White was elected president and Jesse Ives captain. The club was active from the start. On July 4, 1890, Jesse Ives won the one-mile safety championship of the Pacific Coast at the race meet at San Jose.

CHAT ABOUT THE CYCLE. - Growth of the Alameda Bicycle and Athletic Club. - Century Run of the Orientals - A New Club. - End of the Thousand-Mile Relay Race. - The San Francisco Call, May 23, 1892

Captain Howlett, Lieutenant Conkey and Captain Ravelin led the parade,

WHIRLING WHEELS! - The Greatest Racing Meet Ever Held on the Coast. - Alameda Daily Argus - May 31, 1892

Pages which link here:

• File:The San Francisco Call Mon May 23 1892 .jpg ‎ (← links)
• CHAT ABOUT THE CYCLE. - Growth of the Alameda Bicycle and Athletic Club. - Century Run of the Orientals - A New Club. - End of the Thousand-Mile Relay Race. - The San Francisco Call, May 23, 1892 ‎ (← links)
• F. Howlett (redirect page) ‎ (← links)
  • CHAT ABOUT THE CYCLE. - Growth of the Alameda Bicycle and Athletic Club. - Century Run of the Orientals - A New Club. - End of the Thousand-Mile Relay Race. - The San Francisco Call, May 23, 1892 ‎ (← links)