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[https://www.familysearch.org/tree/person/collaborate/G3DG-QBP Peter Maxium Lefevre 6 May 1878 – 12 Jan 1938]

Son of [[Peter Lefevre]]

=== Clubs ===
* [[Acme Wheelmen]]

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[[McFarland]] of San Jose was a close third, and others came straggling in at intervals. The time made by the Bay City Club for the 100 miles was 4 hours 56 minutes 12 seconds, which is 35 minutes better than the fastest time made last year. [[P. M. Lefevre]] of the [[Acme]] made the fastest time of any individual rider, covering the third relay in 24:39, which is the fastest time ever made in a relay race.

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The third relay race showed hardly any difference in positions. [[R. Hammonds|Hammonds]] by fast riding brought the [[San Jose Road Club]] up two places. The leaders kept their same places, and the tail-enders theirs. Remarkably fast time was made over this relay, the slowest being 27 min. 32 sec. [[P. M. Lefevre|Lefevre]], Acme, rode the best, 24 min. 39 sec., while the Garden City, Olympic and Bay City men rode in 25 minutes and a fraction. This was the fastest relay of the course, no accidents happened to any of the men, and a fine road made the riding perfect.

====== THIRD RELAY. ======
{|
!Position<br/>at<br/>finish.
!Rider.
!Club.
!Time.
!Actual<br/>Riding<br/>Time.
|-
|1
|[[R. Cushing]]
|[[Garden C]]
|10:21:10
|25:47
|-
|2
|[[George Fuller]]
|[[Olympic]]
|10:21:49
|25:06
|-
|3
|[[J. C. Williamson]]
|[[Bay City]]
|10:21:54
|25:10
|-
|4
|[[P. M. Lefevre]]
|[[Acme]]
|10:23:44
|24:39
|-
|5
|[[P. G. Alexander]]
|[[California]]
|10:25:15
|26:09
|-
|6
|[[R. Hammonds]]
|[[San Jose Road Club|San Jose]]
|10:25:44
|26:19
|-
|7
|[[C. Goodwin]]
|[[San Francisco Road Club|San Fran]]
|10:25:53
|26:46
|-
|8
|[[P. Metcalf]]
|[[Imperial]]
|10:26:15
|27:00
|-
|9
|[[Edgar Curtis]]
|[[Reliance]]
|10:26:15
|26:31
|-
|10
|[[J. G. Hurley]]
|[[Alameda Cyclers|Alameda]]
|10:31:45
|27:31
|-
|colspan="5"|Fastest time - 1894, 26:44; 1895, 28:56.
|}
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[[WELLS WON FOR THE BAY CITYS. - For the Second Time This Club Gets the Relay Cup. 100-mile relay race - The San Francisco Call, 13 Apr 1896]]

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[[File:Acme Oakland Tribune Sat Apr 21 1934 .jpeg|thumb|center|700px]]

=== ''REMEMBER WHEN...'' ===
Pedal pushers got the populace all steamed up over [[:Category:1896 annual 100-mile relay race|the 100-mile bicycle race around San Francisco Bay]], 'way back in the gay nineties? The sport of bicycling was then a real man's game, and two-wheel athletic events were not confined to the [[six-day race]] arenas. Wheelmen of the Oakland [[Acme Athletic Club]] started contesting with San Francisco teams in 1893, and returned the winner in a number of annual contests. The boys burned up the road, too. The races started at [https://goo.gl/maps/P2jE5dYzZMJHLWAL6 Third and Market Streets San Francisco], and the route lay via San Jose to [https://goo.gl/maps/L9Hmsn9sHRrS97Wq6 Twelfth and Broadway, Oakland].

Time for the first year's race was five hours, 48 minutes, 51 and two-fifths seconds. This photograph shows members of the [[Acme Club]] team which won [[:Category:1896 annual 100-mile relay race|the race in 1896]]. (Top) [[Joe Rose|JOE ROSE]]; (middle row left to right), [[E. W. Decker|WALTER DECKER]], [[Theodore A. Schlueter|THEODORE SCHLEUTER]], [[JIM KENNA]], [[EDDIE SMITH]], and [[J. R. Sampson|JACK SAMPSON]] (lower row, left to right), [[George A. Nissen|GEORGE NISSEN]], Team Captain [[Alfred Plaisted Swain|AL SWAIN]], [[M. A. SQUIRES]], and [[J. A. Howard|JACK HOWARD]]. The recumbent figure in the foreground is [[P. M. Lefevre|PETE LA FEVRE]]. This is one of a series of photographie reminiscences of days now gone.
=== ''THOSE GOOD OLD DAYS'' ===
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[[Remember When... - Oakland Tribune, 21 Apr 1934]]

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