The Bearings, Vol 8, No 19

Articles in this issue

  • Baltimore's Thanksgiving road race descends into chaos when riders charge through an army regiment conducting sham battle exercises on the course, with Jack White smashing into a cannon and a Texas pony leaping over a racing man; Carter wins in 29:24 with a one-minute handicap.

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  • Brothers George and Arthur Banker dominate the Charleston Wheelman's Association Thanksgiving races, winning five events between them individually and then adding a tandem mile in 2:12 1/5.

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  • A. Cressy Morrison, newly elected chief consul of the Wisconsin LAW division without opposition, announces he cannot serve after his employer Pabst Brewing Co. assigns him to represent the firm at the Antwerp exposition.

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  • Milwaukee Journal sports editor Frank Harbach claims to have a road rider named Albert Ulrich, trained in secret since last summer, who will win several Milwaukee road races next season.

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  • London's Stanley Show at the Agricultural Hall draws large crowds daily, with Whitworth selling between 5,000 and 6,000 machines during the week, and F.J. Osmond noted to have married at Barrow-in-Furness on the Thursday of the show's opening week.

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