Skating
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; L. Tebbutt, 3 min. I2 sec.
2 miles : Donoghue, 6 min. 2 4 sec. ; Panschin, 6 min. 31 sec. ; Jurrjens, 6 min. 43^ sec. ; Pander, 6 min. 46^ sec. Our illus- tration, made from a sketch on the spot, shows Donoghue wresting the victory from Panschin at Amsterdam after having been twice beaten by the latter at shorter distances.
Mr. Alexander von Panschin represented Russia, Mr. Joseph F. Donoghue crossed the Atlantic to represent the United States, whilst K. Pander and J. Jurrjens represented 282... SKATING the home country. W. Loveday and the brothers Tebbutt did battle for England.
Mr. Von Panschin met and defeated the American at Vienna on January 1 3, over a course about a mile long, winning again the Austrian Championship. Mr. A. Von Panschin was certainly the fastest amateur miler in the world. At Hamburg Mr. Donoghue easily defeated the Germans on January 15 and 1 6, before he left the Old for the New World. Another im- portant event was the inauguration of the Swedish Amateur Championship, contested for the first time on February 17 and 24 at Stockholm.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
; L. Tebbutt, 3 min. I2 sec.
2 miles : Donoghue, 6 min. 2 4 sec. ; Panschin, 6 min. 31 sec. ; Jurrjens, 6 min. 43^ sec. ; Pander, 6 min. 46^ sec. Our illus- tration, made from a sketch on the spot, shows Donoghue wresting the victory from Panschin at Amsterdam after having been twice beaten by the latter at shorter distances.
Mr. Alexander von Panschin represented Russia, Mr. Joseph F. Donoghue crossed the Atlantic to represent the United States, whilst K. Pander and J. Jurrjens represented 282... SKATING the home country. W. Loveday and the brothers Tebbutt did battle for England.
Mr. Von Panschin met and defeated the American at Vienna on January 1 3, over a course about a mile long, winning again the Austrian Championship. Mr. A. Von Panschin was certainly the fastest amateur miler in the world. At Hamburg Mr. Donoghue easily defeated the Germans on January 15 and 1 6, before he left the Old for the New World. Another im- portant event was the inauguration of the Swedish Amateur Championship, contested for the first time on February 17 and 24 at Stockholm.
What to read after Skating?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Moyer Heathcote to read onlineMoreLess
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