The Bearings, Vol 11, No 6
Articles in this issue
- p. 1
The All America racing team holds a successful Sunday tournament at Rancho Auzures in the City of Mexico, with Callahan's terrific sprints keeping local Mexican riders out of the handicap events, while Dr. Brown wins the quarter and mile open races.
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Don Senor Malo, builder of the Rancho Auzures cycle track, is described as a former street-car magnate who lost and regained a $3 million fortune, now spending $85,000 developing the grounds into a park rivaling Chicago's great parks.
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Trick rider Nicolet performs at a Washington's Birthday benefit at Orrin's circus in Mexico City, riding down a flight of stairs into the ring before 15,000 spectators.
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Milwaukee racer Walter C. Sanger tells The Bearings he plans to turn professional in 1896, frustrated that his $9,100 in prizes for 1894 had a real value of only $2,500, and comparing the cash earnings of professionals Wheeler and Zimmerman.