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  • Bay district race track
    ...e intention of trying a brush, but owing to its heavy condition no note of the time was taken. [[BICYCLE-RIDING. Meet on the Point Lobos Road, and Formation of a Club - Fri, Nov 29, 1878 - Page 3 - Sa
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  • BICYCLE NOTES. - San Jose Mercury-news, 31 July 1892
    ==== The New Track Nearing Completion. The Coming Tournament ==== ...ack]], just south of the junction of First and Second streets and opposite the Pratt Home, pushed as rapidly as possible.
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  • Garden City Cyclers three-lap cement track
    ...t track]]. It was smaller, made of gravel, and they had disagreements with the land-owner, so they decided to build a new, cement, larger track. Garden City Cyclers' Race Track, The Alameda bet Race and Henry place
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  • San Francisco Bicycle Track Association
    ...sent and spoke for his club, The S. F. B. T. A. meets again February 13th. The bicycle track will be ready to train on by Friday. ...CLING UP TO DATE. - Two Local Riders Make the First Century of the Year. - The San Francisco Examiner, 30 Jan 1895]]
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  • TROUBLE OVER A ROAD RACE. - San Francisco Chronicle, 20 Jun 1896
    ==== NISSEN LEAVES THE ALAMEDA CYCLERS. ==== ==== The Track Association Fails to Organise - Dodd Takes Wynne's Place. ====
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  • LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL WINS RELAY RACE - San Jose Mercury-news, 3 May 1903
    ...o increase the gap until they crossed the tape three and one-half miles in the lead. ...e fastest ride of the day. He covered the five miles in 14 09 1-5. Waibel, the last man, held his own without an effort and finished fully three miles and
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  • First street track
    ...t track]]. It was smaller, made of gravel, and they had disagreements with the land-owner, so they decided to build a new, cement, larger track. ...in building [[First street track|a track]] and the necessary buildings on the line of his road.
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  • Crescent Athletic Club Wheelmen
    ...hirty or sixty days. To-morrow the club will have a run to Haywards to see the Acme road race. [[THE WHEELMEN. - San Francisco Call, 27 July 1895]]
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  • WHEELMEN AT SAN JOSE. - The San Francisco Examiner - September 10, 1892
    ==== Opening of the New Track of the Garden City Cyclers. ==== [Special to the [[San Francisco Examiner|EXAMINER]].]
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  • WHEELMEN TO MEET IN RELAY - San Francisco Chronicle - September 23, 1906
    ...ifty-mile relay for the J. W. Leavitt trophy]]. The race will be held on [[the track at Alameda]]. ...ce the disaster and the majority of the crack riders are now enrolled with the other clubs.
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  • WHEN SAN JOSE’S BUSINESSMEN WERE CYCLISTS - San Jose Mercury-news, Volume LXXIV, Number 72, 12 March 1908
    ...County Assessor, [[Al Barker]], in the days of the "[[cheesecutter]]," as the style of bicycle illustrated here was termed about 1890. ...nd also on [[the track which was formerly located an South First street at the junction of Second.]]
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  • CYCLISTS FILL THE STREETS - GATHERING FOR THE BIG MEET AT SAN JOSE - San Francisco Chronicle - September 09, 1895
    == CYCLISTS FILL THE STREETS == === GATHERING FOR THE BIG MEET AT SAN JOSE. ===
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  • WOMEN WHEEL RIDERS - The San Francisco Call, 08 Apr 1895
    ==== Meeting of the Ladies' Cycling Club at San Jose. ==== ====== William Black Wins the Second Five-Mile Handicap Event at the East-Side Track. ======
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  • BICYCLING. - The San Francisco Call, 24 Jun 1890
    ...article on "Racing," written by [[Robert Assheton Smyth|R. A. Smythe]] for the “Division Road-book": ...nship, to roll up bis trousers, as they were continually getting caught in the spokes.
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  • Edward Carl Bald
    * "The Cannon" [[File:Ed Bald The San Francisco Examiner Sat Apr 14 1894 .jpeg|thumb|center|400px|CYCLIST [[B
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  • Maiden
    ...to compete in a novices' or [[maiden]] race, is one who has never - up to the starting in such race - won any cycling race other than a race confined to [https://www.newspapers.com/clip/90767823/maiden-race/ The Boston Globe, 24 Aug 1884]
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  • John Beckett
    ...y|Haley]], [[J. E. Fagothey|Fagothy]],''<br/>THE RELAY TEAM OF WHEELMEN OF THE [[Olympic Club|OLYMPIC CLUB]].<br>''<nowiki>[</nowiki>From an "[[Examiner]] ...ancisco-chronicle-the-wheelmen/128599570/ won the twelve-mile road race of the San Francisco Bicycle Club] in good time for that season. He has done but l
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  • 1895/05/30 Decoration Day race meeting of the Bay City Wheelmen
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  • William Henry Toepke
    ...]], Hall and Caldwell started. Toepke settled down to business the instant the pistol cracked and was never headed. He won an easy race in 34 3-5 seconds, ...lders, walked to his dressing-room as if nothing had happened. Zeigler won the race in 33 2-5 seconds, with Toepke a close second.
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  • Sacramento (Oak Park) outdoor track
    ...ty Wheelmen]] created the outdoor track, and apparently a Mr. Winans built the indoor track. ...o. It's not clear that it's the same track. No period map is available for the location.
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  • Louis Paul Desimone
    ...ycle shoes: time, silver medal. The club will also have a number of men on the track on Thanksgiving day, among whom are Osen, Ziegler, Suttich and Jamiso ...he Thanksgiving Day - Events at San Jose - Close of the League Campaign. - The San Francisco Call, 14 Nov 1892]]
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  • Relay race
    ...nt, until the racers of the final segment reach the finish. An example was the annual [[:Category:100-mile relay race from San Francisco to Oakland|100-mi
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  • 1895/09/09 Admission Day race meet of the Garden City Cyclers
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  • 1894/09/09 Admission Day race meet of the Garden City Cyclers
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  • OLYMPIC CLUB SPORTS. - Oakland Tribune, 31 May 1887
    ...o represented in the meeting, but their members failed to carry off any of the prizes. The first event-100 yards' handicap run-was won by J. N. Flynn, scratch, in 10.
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  • READY FOR THE RELAY RACE. - San Francisco Examiner - March 31, 1894
    === READY FOR THE RELAY RACE. === ==== Over Two Hundred Wheelmen to Take Part in the Big Affair. ====
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  • READY FOR THE BIG ROAD RACE - The San Francisco Call - Jun 8, 1901
    === READY FOR THE BIG ROAD RACE === ...iders, officials and spectators will go over on the 8:30 broad gauge boat. The entries and handicaps were published in Thursday's Call.
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  • Stuart Hight
    ...ranch of the [[Overman Wheel Company]]. [[P. H. Bernays]] still lingers in the East, confident that his interests are well cared for. ...he Thanksgiving Day - Events at San Jose - Close of the League Campaign. - The San Francisco Call, 14 Nov 1892]]
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  • Handicapper
    The race official who determines the [[handicap]], or race time adjustment for each rider, based on their past r
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  • WHEELING NOTES. - San Jose Mercury-news, Volume XLI, Number 164, 12 June 1892
    ==== What Is Being Done by the Bicycle Riders. ==== ...st was served, the chief attraction of which was fine, rich milk, which is the favorite beverage of wheelmen.
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  • Three-lap track at the Midwinter Fair
    ...of the Fair Grounds may store their wheels and are charged a small fee for the accommodation. ...nd comfort of [[wheelmen]] and [[wheelwomen]]. The Hall conducted is under the superintendence of George D. Mackay.
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  • With the Wheelmen. - San Francisco Chronicle, 26 Jan 1891
    === With the Wheelmen. === ...Mechanics Pavilion]] in the latter part of April or the early part of May. The races to be run will most likely be as follows: One hundred-mile, fifty-mil
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  • George F. Taylor
    ...H. Davis as the cycling celebrity of Harvard College, and furthermore held the honor ...nt prizes. He is at present a member of one of the fastest racing teams in the country, and it is reasonable to suppose that he will do much better this s
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  • Annual race meet of the North California Division, League of American Wheelmen
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  • Bicycle Riders Hold a Successful Tournament at Stockton - The San Francisco Examiner, 05 Jul 1891
    ===== Alcayaga Fouls Upson and the Judges Bar Him From the Race - Burke Wins the State Championship Race. ===== [Special to the EXAMINER.]
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  • Henry C. Smith
    [[File:Fox Smith The San Francisco Examiner Sat Apr 28 1894 .jpeg|thumb|center|400px|[[L. W. Fox ...rst relay of [[:Category:1894 annual 100-mile relay race|the great race on the 8th]] shows what he can do, and he will be a top-notcher.
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  • L. W. Fox
    ...[[pneumatic]] "racer" and entered his first race, a [[handicap]], getting the limit, and winning easily. ...he laps and we were obliged to ride a lap more than the distance. This was the only record that I really cared about.
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  • Oakland Young Men's Christian Association Cycling Club
    ...milarly! awarded. In addition to the above six other prizes will be given. The handicaps have been adjusted with such care that an exciting race is antici THE ROAD RACE.
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  • THE CYCLING MEN. - A SUPERB TRACK IS TO BE CONSTRUCTED. - San Francisco Chronicle, 25 Nov 1893
    === THE CYCLING MEN. === ...would tend to indicate that there is to be a revival and boom in bicycling the coming season unprecedented in California.
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  • CYCLERS' NEW TRACK. - Matinee at the San Jose Course. - San Francisco Chronicle, 25 Mar 1895
    ==== Matinee at the San Jose Course. ==== ==== A Large Crowd Witnesses the Performance of Allan Jones. ====
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  • ECHOES OF THE RELAY RACE. - The Victorious Garden Citys and Their Speedy Men. - MIDWINTER FAIR TRACK. - San Francisco Examiner, 14 Apr 1894
    === ECHOES OF THE RELAY RACE. === ==== The Victorious Garden Citys and Their Speedy Men. ====
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  • John F. Burke
    ...s. Captain [[John F. Burke|Burke]] expects a large attendance on this run. The boys have been cooped up so long by muddy roads that they will be glad of a [[WITH THE WHEELMEN. - San Francisco Chronicle - 05 Jan 1895, Sat - Page 12]]
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  • L. S. Upson
    ...of 150 miles, as their time was limited. They came the rest of the way on the cars. [https://www.newspapers.com/clip/87364485/l-s-upson-and-h-g-toll-rode-from/ The Sacramento Bee, 27 Aug 1889]
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  • ON WHEELS. - A Great Day for California Bicycles - Winners of Races - The San Francisco Examiner, 10 Sep 1886
    ..., from different points in this State and Oregon, brought up the rear, and the numerous kinds and varieties of bicycles and tricycles to be seen in this d ==== AT THE PARK. ====
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  • Bay City Wheelmen track at Central Park
    ...they assure the club that they will make it the fastest four-lap track in the State. Work will commence on it May 1. ...a track at Central Park, Elwell, Rice challenge from SFBC to relay race - The San Francisco Call, 17 Apr 1893]
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  • Doings of the Wheelmen. - The San Francisco Call, 22 Jul 1899
    === Doings of the Wheelmen. === ...13. Each team has won a race and each is making special efforts to capture the event this year.
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  • Alameda Cycle Park track
    ...//www.davidrumsey.com/luna/servlet/detail/RUMSEY~8~1~243502~5513462 Map of the City of Oakland and Surroundings, 1888]<br/>http://www.georeferencer.com/co ...our laps, thirty feet wide, with banks six feet high, built on the plan of the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Herne_Hill_Velodrome#History Herne Hill trac
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  • John S. Egan
    The resignation of [[Charles W. Conger]] as captain of the [[Imperial Cycling Club]] has been handed in. James S. Egan <i>[John S. Ega [[AMONG THE WHEELMEN - Track to Be Used in the Tournament. - A Matter of Interest to Racers. - San Francisco Chronicle, 19
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  • Al Barker
    Joe Desimone of the Garden City Cyclers paced Osen to San Jose. After a quick breakfast at his ...FRISCO TO SAN DIEGO - Oscar Osen of San Jose Does It Inside of Four Days - The San Francisco Examiner, 26 May 1894]]
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  • Bicycling. - The San Francisco Examiner, 01 Feb 1886
    [[Prince]], the professional bicycle rider, is expected out here shortly. Where are the champions of the past year? [[F. R. Cook]] still holds all the Pacific Coast records.
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