The Bearings, Vol 9, No 20
Articles in this issue
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At Rochester, Johnson beats a sick Sanger in the mile open while Sanger wins the two-mile, and the meet's spectacle is a first-ever quadruplet race in which the Stearns Yellow Fellows (Johnson and Callahan) beat Sanger's team by two lengths in 2:10 — Sanger on the rear seat in long pants.
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At the Remington Cycling Club meet at Ilion, New York, Sanger defeats Johnson in the mile open in front of the best field on the circuit, with Mayor Minturn Worden serving as referee and setting a tone that drew out uncommonly strong competition.
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At the Chicago Athletic Club Saturday matinee, W.A. Thompson wins both the two-mile and five-mile handicaps, and a foul by Levy in the Class B two-mile nearly costs Ellithorpe victory but he closes the gap and nips Githens at the tape — Levy is suspended 30 days, then reinstated at Ellithorpe's request.
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J.P. Bliss returns to Chicago from California looking slightly stouter and sporting a red mustache he tends with great pride, doing five miles at the track in 13:13 paced by Dasey and Ellithorpe, and not expecting to race before July while he gets back into shape.