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=== Cycling Club Holds Meeting ===
Eighteen of the original four hundred members of the [[California Cycling Club]] held their annual dinner last week.

Sergt. [[Charles J. Birdsall]], who entered the San Francisco Police Department forty-one years ago as a speed cycle policeman, acted as sergeant-at-arms. Birdsall's first beat was the Golden Gate panhandle to Ocean Beach.

The following members attended and can still cycle without any "A, B or C cards" and enjoy a run through [[Golden Gate Park]] once a month:

[[Robert A. Coulter]], [[George Ohimus]], [[Eddie L. Egelberg]], [[Harry Mayo]], [[Charles H. Brady]], [[Charles J. Birdsall]], [[Hugo Buttgenback]], [[William H. Reid]], [[Fred Hansen]], [[Fred Striven]], [[Albert Strei]], [[Thomas H. White]], [[A. McAdam]], [[Albert Alcayaga]], [[James Wall]], [[Fred S. Nason]] and [[George Burnett]].

The California Cycling Club [[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|was organized in the summer of 1890]] with their headquarters at [https://goo.gl/maps/9fsabrTZ52bhKgJi8 Twenty-second and Folsom Sts].

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