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• G. W. Simpson
  Second event - One mile novice, five heats - Result: First heat, starters - C. D. Smith, G. C. C.; T. R. McCuen, O. L.
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• THE OLYMPIC SPORTS. - San Francisco Chronicle - May 31, 1884
  A 100-yard race of heats was contested by some of the best of the younger athletes, among them being ...llips second. Time, 0:10. Kittleman was to have filled in time between the heats of this race in the effort, as he himself had proposed, to beat the best Am
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• Tribune Cyclers
  ...is in 2:42, William McDonald second. The half-mile handicap was run in two heats, and won by Roy Lennon, Frank Reeve second.
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• Fred Russ Cook
  There were six contestants entered in a mile [[maiden]] bicycle race of three heats, but they narrowed down to [[W. H. Gibbons|Gibbons]] and [[Fred Russ Cook|C The one-mile three-minute race was run in heats for position in the final race. The place men in the first heat were Rowe,
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• George F. Neece
  ...f the programme was the one mile safety novice race, which was run in four heats and a final. The first heat was won by [[George F. Neece|George Neece]] of
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• ONE RECORD BROKEN. - Byrne Went a Half Mile at San Jose in 1:01. - The San Francisco Call - September 10, 1895
  ...[[class A]], made necessary because the race had seventy-five entries. The heats were all well run and brought twelve good men into the final. They were: [[ The one-mile scratch, [[class B]], was divided into two heats and Long, Jones, [[H. C. Smith]] and Edwards started in the first. It was a
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• The Wheel. - San Francisco Examiner, 21 Mar 1887
  ...he races on May 30th]] change the quarter-mile dash to one of quarter-mile heats; say two out of three. By so doing they get several exciting short distance
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• ON TWO WHEELS. - San Francisco Chronicle, 05 Jul 1890
  In the one-mile novice race four heats resulted in the selection of [[Al Rivett]] of Sacramento, [[O. L. Pickard|O
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• SPEEDING WHEELMEN. - San Francisco Chronicle, 29 Apr 1894
  The second and third heats were merged into one, the following riders coming to the [[scratch]]: [[A. ...hich was next on the programme, was another good race all through the four heats that were run. In the first heat the contestants were [[Oscar Osen]] and [[
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• BUZZING WHEELS. - The Alameda Bicycle and Athletic Club Meet. - The San Francisco Call, 31 May 1893
  ...could not possibly have been desired, although the finishes in some of the heats were not as close as had been expected. Second event - One mile novice, five heats - Result: First heat, starters - [[C. D. Smith]], G. C. C.; [[T. R. McCuen]
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• The Wheelmen. - San Francisco Chronicle, 27 May 1889
  ...t of events will contain eight races, one of which will probably be run in heats. The committee will apply to the [[racing board]] for two State championshi
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• Wheel. - The San Francisco Examiner, 28 Nov 1887
  ...Davis was compelled, without sufficient rest, to ride a half-mile race in heats, and a one-mile dash, in each of which events he covered the distance in fa
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• Clint R. Coulter
  ...the meet which made Ziegler the champion, and won all but one of the trial heats I went into, but only got three thirds in the finals.
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• Wheeling. - The San Francisco Examiner, 29 Apr 1889
  ...] of the San Jose Club is looked upon as the winner. It will be run in two heats of five men each, the first and second in each heat to ride in the final, [
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• Alameda Cycle Park track
  ...could not possibly have been desired, although the finishes in some of the heats were not as close as had been expected.
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• THE NATIONAL CIRCUIT RACES. - The San Francisco Examiner, 09 Nov 1895
  ...re are so many entries for this race that the club will probably run trial heats at a mile and then the five miles for the final. The race will be tandem pa
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• CHAT ABOUT THE CYCLE. - The San Francisco Call, May 30, 1892
  ...fety novice race, for which there are 21 entries. This will be run in four heats. In the first [[Fred Brown|Brown]] and [[William Henry Toepke|Toepke]] shou
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• Alameda Bicycle and Athletic Club
  ...could not possibly have been desired, although the finishes in some of the heats were not as close as had been expected.
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• THAT TWENTY FOUR HOUR RECORD - Bearings, The Cycling Authority of America, June 24, 1892
  ...ety) in 2:55 and a mile (ordinary) in 3:02, on a trotting track. His trial heats at Alameda have been done in 2:44.
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• OLYMPIC CYCLISTS. Young Men Who Will Boom Wheeling. Some Reminiscences of the Sport. - Sat, Oct 14, 1893 - Page 10 - San Francisco Chronicle
  ...he began to show in [sic] something like his old-time form in the handicap heats at Springfield the first day, he was really nowhere near as fit as he was a
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