
Newspaper results for "Major Taylor bicycle"~15 OR "Major Taylor cyclist"~10 OR "Major Taylor cycling"~10
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1178 matching newspaper pages in total. New York, NY has the most hits (112 pages). Showing up to 10 earliest results from this city.
New York Journal and Advertiser — 1897-08-16, page 9
… trainer of the midget, a good line on the condition of h'.s charge. Michael rides a bicycle that, barring the gear, looks diminutive enough for a tenyear-old boy. The frame …
… track in the United States, for this midget from Wales has been the wonder of the cycling world with ills Brobdingnnginn gears matched against his own Lilliputian frame. …
… "Welsh Rarebit" b n you kuow he aint a boy? That's Jimmy Michael, the champion bicycle rider. Why, he's a married man." E 'Tom Thumb come to life," was the quick reply …
New York Journal and Advertiser — 1897-09-11, page 8
… 'A 0 _ a a r "V r(*~ V ft XMET P?RATrS .n/VbCOTT. ?CttTHAND PIRATES RUN A DEfl "MAJOR" TAYLOR BEAT THE CRACKS. The Colored Cyclist Wins the M!l~ n -A lL _ 1A/ 1.. lyuic uptjii ai urn vvaveny Fair by Two Feet. BAD …
… RACE. George Reith Wins the Big Amateur Event, with Ertz Second and Dawson Third. "Major" Taylor enjoyed the distinction that always comes the way of the winner of the mile open …
… fraction of a length to the good, and In winning out there Is a suspicion that the "Major" destroyed the calculations of several combinations that existed. Reith won out …
… other strong football org aatsatlons. Clubs wishing games should address Oeorg J. Taylor, B4S atraltnt street, rater son, li, J. The Clipper A.C. of Harlem will again b …
… in 111 si Lieut. Col S 11.0lln.,1H 111 14 110 Ma or Paul Dana . ,,1T ill la n'l Major II B Van Duser.. 17 ID 12 no Major K.V. McKIm IS Withdraw. Ma or A. D Andrews. ,21 IU 14 si Major W. K Kooaevelt..81 IS 12 III) Major O H Harrltnan, Jr.lS 17 11 no Capt. H, J, Smith 17 18 18 BU Jlajpr David Crocker …
… Adopted Winner narnaby aud MoIliiOle Dlsaualined for Team Work at Pleasur lleaeh Taylor, th Colored Itldor. Assaulted on the Track. A mooting of tho Board of Directors …
New York Evening Journal — 1898-03-08, page 9
… but glory and cen tury bars at one dollar each for his work. He rides a chainless bicycle aud says that tte machine is very satisfactory. CITIZEN TRAIN SPARRING WITH “MIKE …
… market would prevent this Injustice and best sub serve tbe interests of both the major and minor league teams. Hums’* Waiting; Policy. Tom Burns, the Chicago manager, …
… of sensa tional catches and generally fast work in CORBETT MAY BECOME A RACING CYCLIST. He Has Bought a Scorcher and a Full Set of Fast Riding Togs. There Is n possibility …
New York Evening Journal — 1898-03-12, page 4
… point even. It has been decided substantially that upon the breaking out of war Major-Gen eral Merritt shall assume command of any military force sent to Cuba. In that …
… Brady, the manager for "Jim” Corbett, Intends to allow the latter to enter the cycling racing field as predicted in the Evening Journal a few days ago. Brady is very …
… ested In a new third of a mile track, to be built at Rochester, N. Y., and the cycling clubs there have assured him of their sup port in the enterprise. The Infield of …
New York Evening Journal — 1898-03-24, page 2
… Michael, the king of American cycle racers, who will give paced exhibi tions on the bicycle that has carried him successfully through so many hard-fought races. He is the …
… track, and ever popular Teddy Goodman, the New Yotk ooy, will show admirers ot cycling what an Australian pursuit race is like. "Clinok” Connors’s Chinese Race. “Chuck …
… feature of the afternoon programme not to be seen at night will be the exhibi tion of bicycle riding by George Carroll, the boy champion of Greater New York. Another great Hfternnou …
New York Evening Journal — 1898-03-24, page 6
… Michael, the king of American cycle racers, who will give paced exhibi tions on the bicycle that has carried him successfully through so many hard-fought races. He Is the …
… cycle track, and ever popular Teddy Goodman, the New York boy will show admirers ot cycling what an Australian pursuit race Is like. "Chuck” Connors will referee the Chi nese …
… feature of the afternoon programme not to be seen at night will be the exhibi tion of bicycle riding by George Carroll, the boy champion of Greater New York. Another great afternoon …
New York Evening Journal — 1898-03-25, page 8
… magnificent programme. Other Great Attractions. Ernest. Hjertborg. the modern mercury; Major Taylor, colored bicycle champion; William MaWoon, once champion wrestler of the world; Hadji, champion …
… tion will be settled by tin* True Mines, of Paterson, vs. the Arlington:?, and Major Lund and Sergeant Barb *r will engng in a sword and bayonet contest. Colonel W. …
… Designs in Trousers, comprising JjJ p* the latest stripes in English Worsteds, at. .3 BICYCLE SUITS. C —Up-to-date effects in homeQ spuns, plaids and overplaids. —lmported Cheviots …
New York Evening Journal — 1898-03-25, page 8
… magnificent programme. Other Great Attractions. Ernest Hjertberg. the modern mercury; Major Taylor, colored bicycle champion; William Muldoon. once champion wrestler of the world; Hadji, champion …
… ques tion will be settled by the True Blues, of Paterson, vs. the Aldingtons, and Major Fund and Sergeant Barber will engage In a sword and bayonet contest. Colonel W. …
… steds, hair-line stripes, that would cost custom a made thirty p /l I dollars, at.. BICYCLE SUITS. C —Up-to-date effects in home -0 spuns, plaids and overplaids. $Q —Imported …
New York Evening Journal — 1898-03-25, page 8
… magnificent programme. Other Great Attraction*. Ernest Hjertberg. the modern mercury; Major Taylor, colored bicycle champion; William Muldoon, once champion wrestler of the world; Hadji, champion …
… elsewhere. tion will be settled by the True Blues, of Paterson, vs. the Arlingtons. and Major Lund and Sergeant Barber will engage in a sword and bayonet contest. Colonel W. …
… New Designs in Trousers, comprising the latest stripes in English Worsteds, at J BICYCLE SUITS. j —Up-to-date effects in homeO s P uns and overplaids. Jq —Imported Cheviots …
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