| Steve Bauer biography in What's Up Niagara, September 1982 | Steve Bauer | Text | 1982/09 |
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Subject:Steve Bauer Type:Text Date:1982/09 |
Description:Magazine clipping of a a biography on Steve Bauer and his recent participation in amateur cycling. The article mentions his debut at the World Championships in England and following that the Commonwealth Games held in Brisbane, Australia. From the September 1982 edition of What's Up Niagara. [show more]
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| Steve Bauer chats with Crossley students, December 14, 1988 | Steve Bauer | Text | 1988/12/14 |
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Subject:Steve Bauer Type:Text Date:1988/12/14 |
Description:Newspaper clipping of the 'Fenwick Flash' Steve Bauer, who talked with E.L. Crossley students and urged them to set realistic goals for their futures. From the December 14, 1988 edition of the Welland Tribune.
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| Steve Bauer clings to lead at Tour de France, July 12, 1988 | Steve Bauer | Text | 1988/07/12 |
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Subject:Steve Bauer Type:Text Date:1988/07/12 |
Description:Newspaper clipping about Fenwick's Steve Bauer retaining a slim lead in the overall standings of the Tour de France. From the July 12, 1988 edition of the Welland Tribune.
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| Steve Bauer earns third place bronze, September 4, 1984 | Steve Bauer | Text | 1984/09/04 |
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Subject:Steve Bauer Type:Text Date:1984/09/04 |
Description:Newspaper clipping about Steve Bauer earning bronze in the World Race Championships held in Barcelona. This was the first time a Canadian had won a World Championship medal. Bauer had recently turned professional after winning a silver medal at the 1984 Olympics. From the September 4, 1984 edition of the Welland Tribune. [show more]
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| Steve Bauer holds his new book, December 11, 1989 | Steve Bauer | Still image | 1989/12/11 |
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Subject:Steve Bauer Type:Still image Date:1989/12/11 |
Description:Newspaper clipping of a photo of Steve Bauer holding a copy of his newly published book "Steve Bauer On Bicycling," referencing the subjects of bikes, racing, and fitness. From the December 11, 1989 edition of the Welland Tribune.
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| Steve Bauer leads the Tour de France and wears the yellow jersey, July 14, 1988 | Steve Bauer | Text | 1988/07/14 |
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Subject:Steve Bauer Type:Text Date:1988/07/14 |
Description:Newspaper clipping about Fenwick's Steve Bauer, then the leader of the Tour de France cycling race, who believed he could win but must succeed in the steep alpine stage. From the July 14, 1988 edition of the Welland Tribune.
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| Steve Bauer places second, but is disqualified, August 29, 1988 | Steve Bauer | Text | 1988/08/29 |
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Subject:Steve Bauer Type:Text Date:1988/08/29 |
Description:Newspaper clipping about Steve Bauer who jammed Belgian cyclist Claude Criquielion into a roadside fence, denying the Belgian the victory at the World Cycling Championships. The Italian Maurizio Fondriest won the race. Steve Bauer was disqualified from the race for the incident. Claude Criquielion sued Bauer for $1.5 in damages but a few years later a Belgian court ruled in favour of Steve Bauer. A video of the incident is linked below. [show more]
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| Steve Bauer prepares for Olympics, July 24, 1984 | Steve Bauer | Still image | 1984/07/24 |
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Subject:Steve Bauer Type:Still image Date:1984/07/24 |
Description:Newspaper clipping photo Steve Bauer of Fenwick on his bicycle, who participated in cycling at the 1984 Los Angeles Summer Olympics, where he won the silver medal. From the July 24, 1984 edition of the Welland Tribune.
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| Steve Bauer profiled in documentary, July 3, 1993 | Steve Bauer | Text | 1993/07/03 |
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Subject:Steve Bauer Type:Text Date:1993/07/03 |
Description:Newspaper clipping about how Robert Fortier was going to make a documentary on the sport of cycling with Fenwick's Steve Bauer as a focus of the film. From the July 3, 1993 edition of the Welland Tribune.
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| Steve Bauer retires, November 23, 1996 | Steve Bauer | Text | 1996/11/23 |
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Subject:Steve Bauer Type:Text Date:1996/11/23 |
Description:Newspaper clipping about Fenwick's Steve Bauer retiring from professional cycling, and gives a brief overview of his career accomplishments. From the November 23, 1996 edition of the Welland Tribune.
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