Oakland Cycling Club

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Place

Oakland, CA

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Members

C. Butler
J. C. Moore
William S. Morrey

HIT BY A WHEEL

Serious Accident at the of the Colored Cyclers Picnic.

There was a serious accident late yesterday afternoon at the Oakland Colored Cyclers' Club picnic at Trestle Glen. A large delegation of colored people from this city and San Francisco attended the outing. The chief event of the day was the bicycle races, While one of them was being run Mrs. E. F. Chandler, of 972 Thirty-sixth street was struck by a wheelman who was making swift time. She was thrown to the ground violently and sustained a shock that rendered her unconscious. Mrs. Chandler was taken to her home in the police patrol ambulance, which was summoned from the city hall. Dr. Selfridge was called in and after an examination said tne injured woman was suffering from a very serious concussion of the brain.





COLOR LINE DRAWN. - A Cycling Club Which Wants to Join the L. A. W. - San Francisco Chronicle,  05 Jul 1896

COLORED RIDERS ARRANGE A MEET. - Oakland Cycling Clubs' Programme at Shell Mound Park. - WANT TO JOIN THE L. A. W. - The San Francisco Call,  12 Jul 1896

DRAW THE COLOR LINE. - The League of American Wheelmen Will Not Admit Colored Cyclers. - The San Francisco Examiner, 21 Jul 1896

HAVE NOT BEEN BARRED. - The L. A. W. Has Not Refused to Recognize Colored Clubs - The San Francisco Call, 24 Jul 1896

COLORED RIDERS GET NO ANSWER - Anxious to Join the League of American Wheelmen. - Oakland Cycling Club - The San Francisco Call,  16 Aug 1896

Captain Harry Williams of the Oakland Cycling ClubCaptain Harry Williams of the Oakland Cycling Club 29 Aug 1896, Sat The San Francisco Call (San Francisco, California) Newspapers.com

COLORED CYCLISTS WANT RECOGNITION. - Will Petition the New League to Extend Its Membership - Oakland Cycling Club - Harry Williams illustration - The San Francisco Call, 20 Apr 1897

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