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Phelon &
Moore manufactured motorcycles in Cleckheaton, Yorkshire,
England from 1904 to 1967,
particularly those under the
Panther marque. They became...
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Phelon Motorsports is a
former American stock car
racing team that ran from 1997 to 2001. It was most
known for
fielding entries in the
NASCAR Craftsman...
- the
reader is
vested in a
short phelon,
which he
wears while reading the
Epistle for the
first time. This
short phelon is then
removed (and
never worn...
- the lawn
mower parts manufacturing factory of his
former employer, R.E.
Phelon Company, in Aiken,
South Carolina.
Hastings Wise was an ex-convict who had...
- The
Phelon &
Rayner 1.75 hp was a
British motorcycle made by
Phelon and
Rayner (P&R).
There was only one P&R
model which had a 1.75 h.p., 260 cc. engine...
- to be
called the "Panther."
After a
lawsuit from
motorcycle manufacturer Phelon & Moore,
Perkins dropped the
Panther (and
Python and Puma for the corresponding...
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considering it a blot on the
purity of the game.
According to
sportswriter W. A.
Phelon,
after the 1920 season, Ruth's
breakout performance that
season and the...
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Manufacturer Phelon &
Moore Production 1932 to 1963
Engine 598 cc (36.5 cu in) air cooled,
single cylinder,
overhead valve,
pushrod four
stroke Bore /...
- company. In England, the
Phelon &
Rayner motorized bicycle was
introduced in 1901, and was sold
through 1903. The
original Phelon &
Rayner machine used a...
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Panther Model 120 was a
British motorcycle made
between 1959 and 1966 by
Phelon & Moore. An
enlarged Panther Model 100, the 120 had a re****tion for being...
