The Referee Cycle Trade Review, Vol 9, No 16
Articles in this issue
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The Referee argues that A.A. Zimmerman, despite winning every race he has entered in America, cannot yet be called the world champion until he has met and defeated Tyler, Berlo, and Windle, who the paper rates as at least his equals.
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A discussion of the growing gap between trotting horse speed and bicycle speed, noting that George Taylor's trial mile of 2:09 4-5 approached Nancy Hanks's trotting record, and arguing that a flying start for cyclists would equalise the comparison.
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A preview of what the Referee expects when F.J. Sanger meets the leading American riders, suggesting this newcomer may prove a serious challenge even for Zimmerman.