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• E. W. Adams
  ...timers, W. Wilson, W. L. Elliott, F. J. Williams, Mr. Millett and Alex S. Ireland; chief umpire, F. Tommereg; scorers - J. G. North. P. H. Douglass, T. Egan,
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• THE WHEELMEN. - Successful Celebration of the Annual Meet. - Los Angeles Herald, 31 May 1889
  ...cival]], Los Angeles; Secretary-Treasurer, [[Alexander S. Ireland|Alex. S. Ireland]], San Francisco. Representatives, [[George H. Frost]] of Pasadena, [[Charl
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• IMPERIAL ROAD RACE. - FRANK BYRNE THE WINNER. - The San Francisco Call, 04 Feb 1895
  ...on]], [[W. L. Elliott]], [[F. J. Williams]], Mr. [[Millett]] and [[Alex S. Ireland]]; chief umpire, [[F. Tommereg]]; scorers - [[J. G. North]]. [[P. H. Dougla
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• Frank D. Elwell
  ...Turner forged ahead and succeeded in keeping so to the close. Time, 3.27, Ireland second, James third. Before the two-mile race some friend (?) of Elwell's f ...; one mile, by F. D. Elwell in 2:48 1/2; the two and three miles, by A. S. Ireland.
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• The Wheel. - San Francisco Chronicle, 09 May 1887
  [[A. S. Ireland, Jr.]], left for the [[Yosemite]] Saturday afternoon. He will wheel it from
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• Thomas Stevens
  ...W. Haralson|Bill Haroldson]], [[Ed Hinckley]], [[Alexander S. Ireland|Alec Ireland]] and [[Alex J. Rosborough|Alec Roseborough]].
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• Robert Assheton Smyth
  Robert Assheton Smyth was born at Castle Martyr, County Cork, Ireland, 42 years ago. He was the son of Robert Smyth, a noted Irish huntsman and a
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• The Wheel. - San Francisco Chronicle, 30 Apr 1888
  ...chief consul of Maine, is calling for recruits to a 'cycling tour through Ireland, England, France and Switzerland. The party will leave America the latter p
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