A list of club members updated when names come to light
Adams, E 1946 winner of the Langton Memorial Trophy (12hours) Source: 1947 Jubilee Dinner Menu
Attwood, Arthur A member in 1939 Source: 1939 Photo and articles on the RAF 1946 WWII Mutiny
Bartholomew, F 1924 Club 24 Hour Time Trail Runner Up Source: 1958 Diamond Jubilee Dinner Menu article
Ball, Frederick William Balham Social CC, Honorary Secretary in 1898 Source: 1898 Cyclist Handbook and Yearbook
Beale, Jack Club member 1914-1918 (minimum) Source: 1958 Diamond Jubilee Dinner Menu article
Bragg, Basil 1. 1920 Olympics GB Team Road Race Reserve. Source: Hull Daily Telegraph 29 July 1920 2. 1920 Half-Mile Cycle Handicap; Mile Cycle Handicap; Mile Cycle Scratch winner at the Tunbridge Wells Sports Meeting. Source: 1920 May 28 Kent & Sussex Courier
Butler, Claud Bike dealer and frame builder who was a member in the 20s and 30s. Source: The Bicycle Magazine 23rd July 1952
Butterworth, HL Balham CC, Church Institute, Captain in 1893 Source: Cycling Annual and Yearbooks for 1894
Cusden, Harry Club President Source: 1958 Diamond Jubilee Dinner Menu article
Church, Jimmy 1946 winner of the EH Stevens Cup (50miles), Members Cup (50miles), Sir Alfred Butt Cup (aggregate time club events) and Bill Shore Memorial Trophy (club champion) Source: 1947 Jubilee Dinner Menu; 1948 Photograph
Davey, Bob Club President Source: 1958 Diamond Jubilee Dinner Menu article
Evans F Balham CC, Church Institute, Honorary Secretary in 1892 and 1893 Source: Cycling Annual and Yearbooks for 1893 and 1894
Farnham, WA Balham CC, Balham Conservative Club, Captain in 1894 Source: 1894 Cycling Year Book
Figg, Ken 1931 Club Champion and record holder for numerous records Source: Family memorabilia inc 1932 Club Handbook
Gamble, Reg Club Member in (at least) 1939 Source: Ken Smith Memoirs
Garnham, Albert E Balham CC, Balham Conservative Club, Honorary Secretary in 1894 Source: 1894 Cycling Year Book
Gerrard, Doug Club Member in (at least) 1939 Source: Ken Smith Memoirs
Gurr, FW Knocked out in the heats of the 1920 Tunbridge Wells Sports Meeting. Source: 1920 May 28 Kent & Sussex Courier
Hart, A 1957 Votier Memorial Cup Winner Source: 1958 Diamond Jubilee Dinner Menu
Hatch, Fred Member in (at least) 1948 Source: 1948 Photograph
Head, A Source: race report in the Worcester Journal 24th July 1880
Hebblethwaite, DE Source: Balham Rough Stuff Race Report 3 March 1937
Hill, Tom Member in (at least) 1948 Source: 1948 Photographs
Huntley, George Richard Our Balham CC founder and Licencee of the Balham Hotel (now The Regent) Source: 1958 Diamond Jubilee Dinner Menu article
Ife, Alfred John Balham Social CC, Captain in 1898 Source: 1898 Cyclist Handbook and Yearbook
Lacey, Bob Club President Source: 1958 Diamond Jubilee Dinner Menu article
Langton, “Pa” Club President and Track Secretary Source: 1958 Diamond Jubilee Dinner Menu article
Lee, Terry Member in (at least) 1948 and Club Runs Captain Source: 1948 Photograph
McKinlay, J Represented Balham at the 1904 Word Championships (undercard); won the 1904 Club Championship 1 Mile Handicap (Cartwright and Etches Cup) 1904 Source: Race reports
Melhuish, Cyril Club Member in (at least) 1939 Source: Ken Smith Memoirs
Nott, Frank Club member 1914-1924 (minimum); 1924 Club 24 Hour Time Trail 3rd Place Source: 1958 Diamond Jubilee Dinner Menu article Source: 1958 Diamond Jubilee Dinner Menu article
Nutting, John Balham CC, Church Institute, Captain in 1892 Source: Cycling Annual and Yearbooks for 1893
Osborne, Jack First club member to beat the hour for 25 miles Source: 1958 Diamond Jubilee Dinner Menu article
Oughton, Ron 1947 (minimum) club member Source: 1947 Photograph
Parkin, Larry Club member 1914-1918 (minimum) Source: 1958 Diamond Jubilee Dinner Menu article
Perotte, Wally 1916 Club Secretary Source: 1958 Diamond Jubilee Dinner Menu article and 1913 club photograph
Perotte, Bert Club member 1914-1918 (minimum) Source: 1958 Diamond Jubilee Dinner Menu article and 1913 club photograph
Philbrook, P 1946 winner of the Bob Davey Shield (junior champion) Source: 1947 Jubilee Dinner Menu
Phillips, E 1946 winner of the A Kerridge Cup (100miles) Source: 1947 Jubilee Dinner Menu
Press, Charlie 1948 (minimum) club member Source: 1948 Photograph
Purton, Eric 1947 (minimum) club member Source: 1947 Photograph
Rance, Bob Member in (at least) 1939-1948 Source: 1948 Photograph, 1939 Ken Smith Memoirs
Rance, Charlie Club Member in (at least) 1939 Source: Ken Smith Memoirs
Sharpe, Harold Club Member in (at least) 1939 Source: Ken Smith Memoirs
Simcock, John Member 1947-1950/1 Source: The man himself
Smith, Fred J Club member (at least 1939-1957) Bill Shore Memorial Trophy Club Champion, A Kerridge Cup Winner Source: 1958 Diamond Jubilee Dinner Menu, 1939 membership Source: Ken Smith Memoirs
Smith, Steve Club Member in (at least) 1939 Source: Ken Smith Memoirs
Sweetland, Don Member in (at least) 1948 Source: 1948 Photograph
Syred, Frank C Club Member in (at least) 1939-58; 1957 Langton Memorial Cup Winner Source: 1958 Diamond Jubilee Dinner Menu; 1939 Source: Ken Smith Memoirs
Taylor, Cyril 1924 Club 24 Hour Time Trial Winner Source: 1958 Diamond Jubilee Dinner Menu article
Tempan, J 1946 winner of the Denton & Down Cup (25miles) Source: 1947 Jubilee Dinner Menu
Turner, DG 1928 member (minimum) Source: Cycling Magazine 1928 Balham Rough Stuff Race Report
Turner, Tom Club Member in (at least) 1939-1948 Source: 1939 Ken Smith Memoirs; 1948 Photograph
Utting, Arthur Club Member in (at least) 1939 Source: Ken Smith Memoirs
Vanner, Len 1948 Balham CC Vice President and active member of the National Cyclists Union; 1957 Club President Source: Balham CC 1949 Handbook; April 1949 Balham Gazette; 1958 Diamond Jubilee Dinner Menu
Walker, Henry Robert Balham CC, 2 Bedford Hill, Honorary Secretary in 1898 Source: 1898 Cyclist Handbook and Yearbook
West, Bill Club Member in (at least) 1939 Source: Ken Smith Memoirs
West, T 1957 Bob Davey Shield Junior Champion, Winner Denton & Down Cup, EH Stevens Cup, Members’ Cup, Huntley Points Cup, Mass Start Cup Source: 1958 Diamond Jubilee Menu Card
Wills, Albert Edward The first man in the world to break the 60 miles in the hour barrier behind motor pace; 1904 2km World Amateur Championship Semi-Finalist Source: 1958 Diamond Jubilee Menu Card Club History article
