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Identifier: wheelcyclingtrad11241newy (find matches)
Title: The Wheel and cycling trade review
Year: 1888 (1880s)
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Subjects: Cycling Bicycles Cyclists
Publisher: New York : Wheel and Cycling Trade Review
Contributing Library: Smithsonian Libraries
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$35 to second; $25 to third;$15 to fourth.—First Heat: 1, H. C. Wheeler; 2, P. JKBerlo; 3, C. E. Kluge; 4, C. W. Dorntge. Time, 33m.4-5S. Second and final heat: 1, Wheeler; 2, Berlo; 3,Crocker; 4, Kluge. Time, 34m. 2-5S. Half Mile Handicap; purse §150, of which $75 to first;$30 to second; $25 to third; $20 to fourth—1, H. C.Crocker, 70 yards; 2, C. J. Apoel, 65 yards; 3, H. C.Wheeler, scratch; 4, C. W. Ashinger, 85 yards. Time,im. ioJ^s. Two Mile Scratch, best two in three heats; purse$200, of which $100 to first; $50 to second; $30 to third;S20 to fourth—First Heat: 1, H. C. Wheeler; 2, P. J.Berlo; 3, C. W. Dorntge: 4, H- C. Crocker. Time, 5m.38s. Second heat: 1, Wheeler; 2, Dorntge; 3, Berlo;4, Crocker. Time, 5m. 43 3-5S. Five Mile Handicap; purse §200, of which $100 tofirst; $30 to second; $30 to third; S20 to fourth—1, C.W. Dorntge, 250 yards; 2. C. W. Ashinger, 700 yards;3, P. J. Berlo, 150 yards; 4, Frank Albert, 700 yards.Time, 13m. ioKs- A TOO CONFIDENTIAL POTHUNTER.
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July 1. POTHUNTER— Got a snap for the Fourth, Speedy, old man. Going to Billville and scoop every-thing. Im the fastest man entered. , ., July 5. Pothunter (angrily)— What a fool I was to tell Speedy about Billvile, dash him. Thebloomin snob entered late and took every pot, and all I got was a measly second or two., iS93- .59 SANDUSKY. THE OHIO STATE MEET A BIGSUCCESS. Sandusky, July 4.—Sandusky was the big-gest city in Ohio to-day. All day yesterdaywheelmen came into the town from variousparts of the State. Fully a thousand outsidewheelmen were present, the principal citiesrepresented being Toledo and Cleveland. Itwas a genuine cyclists gathering, and therewas a deal of button and badge swapping. Inthe morning there was a parade whichattracted a good deal of attention. The Races. Three thousand people went to the track inthe afternoon. The big men present were:Johnson, Tuttle, Bliss and George Banker. Inthe one mile open Bliss defeated Johnson. Summary of tlie Races. One Mile N

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  • bookyear:1888
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  • bookcentury:1800
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  • bookpublisher:New_York___Wheel_and_Cycling_Trade_Review
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