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Scientific American, Vol. 94, No. 6 (February 1906) (1906)

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me off after he had gone about 35 inder car—were the star performers .in this event, as Among the races run.on January 29 were a 10-mile miles, and he ran the balance of the race on the rim the former won the race after running 65 miles on open handicap and a 15-mile championship race, both without… … The 200-Horse-Power, 8-Cylinder Darracq Racer with Demogeot at the The 100-Horse Power, 6-Cylinder Napier Racer Driven by Earp, as It Appeared Wheel. This Car Was Specially Built for the "Two-Miles-a- at the Finish of the 100 Mile Race. The Last 65 Miles Were Minute" Race, Which It Won. Run Without…

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