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- Q16027051 subject Q16816262.
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- Q16027051 abstract "John S. Johnson (May 11, 1873–1934) was an early American cyclist and speed skater. He was the first to bicycle 1-mile in less than two minutes, or 1:56.6. This happened in 1892 at a racing track in Independence, Iowa. Johnson was also a world record holder in speed skating, and won world championship titles in both sports. Later in his career, Johnson rode for racing teams sponsored by the bicycle manufacturers E.C. Stearns Bicycle Agency of Syracuse, N.Y., and Schwinn Bicycle Co. of Chicago. He was living in Minneapolis, Minnesota, and was of Swedish ancestry. He retired from competitive cycling in 1900. He died in 1934.".
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- Q16027051 wikiPageWikiLink Q7388849.
- Q16027051 wikiPageWikiLink Q8763959.
- Q16027051 wikiPageWikiLink Q8870471.
- Q16027051 comment "John S. Johnson (May 11, 1873–1934) was an early American cyclist and speed skater. He was the first to bicycle 1-mile in less than two minutes, or 1:56.6. This happened in 1892 at a racing track in Independence, Iowa. Johnson was also a world record holder in speed skating, and won world championship titles in both sports. Later in his career, Johnson rode for racing teams sponsored by the bicycle manufacturers E.C. Stearns Bicycle Agency of Syracuse, N.Y., and Schwinn Bicycle Co. of Chicago.".
- Q16027051 label "John S. Johnson".
- Q16027051 depiction John_S._Johnson.jpg.