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- Charles G. Kilpatrick (September 11, 1869 – September 30, 1927) was an American stunt performer and professional baseball umpire. Kilpatrick lost his right leg in a rail accident while employed as a miner. He then began working as a printer and a baseball umpire in several professional leagues including the Wisconsin State League (which he also co-founded), the Montana State League and the Pacific Northwest League. Kilpatrick gained national and international attention for performing dangerous stunts for amusement. He performed a feat in which he would ride a bicycle down a specially constructed flight of stairs that would often reach heights of over 100 feet. In one performance in particular, Kilpatrick rode down a platform of stairs from the roof of Madison Square Garden to the arena floor. He later developed a similar stunt in which he would drive up a ramp in a steam-powered automobile and descend at a high speed. (en)
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- A lithograph of Kilpatrick riding his bicycle, circa 1900 (en)
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- Charles G. Kilpatrick (en)
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- miner, printing press operator, accident insurance agent (en)
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- Spring Hill Cemetery and Mausoleum (en)
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- Charles G. Kilpatrick (September 11, 1869 – September 30, 1927) was an American stunt performer and professional baseball umpire. Kilpatrick lost his right leg in a rail accident while employed as a miner. He then began working as a printer and a baseball umpire in several professional leagues including the Wisconsin State League (which he also co-founded), the Montana State League and the Pacific Northwest League. Kilpatrick gained national and international attention for performing dangerous stunts for amusement. He performed a feat in which he would ride a bicycle down a specially constructed flight of stairs that would often reach heights of over 100 feet. In one performance in particular, Kilpatrick rode down a platform of stairs from the roof of Madison Square Garden to the arena flo (en)
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- Charles Kilpatrick (cyclist) (en)
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