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Scientific American, Vol. 95, No. 13 (September 1906) (1906)

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was running in sixth place when the race was The cylinders (of 7!4 inch bore by 6 inch strokej are cooled by air from a blower located in front. called off. Nole the double carbureter and the mechanical oiler at the right. One of the Three 115 H. P. Thomas Racers. The Talve Side of the Thomas… … The 60 H. P. Engine of the Matheson Car. The Matheson Stock Racer. Valves in the cylinder heads operated from a single exposed camshaft, together with make-and-breab This car was eliminated on its first round owing to a burst tire causing it to swerve and run into igniters fed by a magneto, are the…

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