View source for Bay City Wheelmen Hold Anniversary - The San Francisco Examiner - June 06, 1911

== Bay City Wheelmen Hold Anniversary ==
=== Old-Time Cyclists Enjoy Annual Reunion at Smoker on Saturday Evening. ===
The [[Bay City Wheelmen]], one of the oldest cycling clubs in the State, held a [[Annual smoker of the Bay City Wheelmen|smoker]] on Saturday evening to celebrate the twenty-sixth anniversary of the foundation of the club. A large attendance gathered at the club rooms and many old-timers enjoyed the evening, which was under the direction of [[Dan O'Callaghan]] as master of ceremonies.

The entertainment included stunts by [["Billy" Hynes]], [[Bob Mitchell]], [[Jack Holland]], [[Dick Whelan]], Captain [[William G. Leale|Leale]], [[Monte Bart]], [[W. J. Connolly]], [[Ed Healey]], [[George Swan]], [[Jack Cahill]] and others, and the dancing of the Murphy twins was a feature of the entertainment.

[[Edwin Mohrig|"Pop" Mohrig]], who was the first president of the club in 1884, gave an interesting address on the early days.

Among the many old-time members who were present were [[Ed. Mohrig]], [[Fred. R. Cook]], [[Sam Booth]], Dr. [[Thomas L. Hill]], [[Charles C. Moore]], [[Henry L. Day]], [[Fred Noeckmann]], [[Harry Larkin]], [[George Stangenberger]], [[George Dixon]], [[Fred. Allen]], [[Frank Cushman]], [[Harrison Houseworth|Harry Housworth]], Captain [[Robinet]] and [[Charles A. Day]].

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