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Cycle racing: Cyclist Kirk Hengst, 21, of Pickering, won the CHIN picnic 40-kilometre criterium and the 100-kilometre Woodstock criterium recently, enabling him to move up a class
Cycle racing: Cyclist Kirk Hengst, 21, of Pickering, won the CHIN picnic 40-kilometre criterium and the 100-kilometre Woodstock criterium recently, enabling him to move up a class

Cycle racing: Cyclist Kirk Hengst, 21, of Pickering, won the CHIN picnic 40-kilometre criterium and the 100-kilometre Woodstock criterium recently, enabling him to move up a class

Date8/13/1987
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Original Toronto Star caption: Cycle racing: Cyclist Kirk Hengst, 21, of Pickering, won the CHIN picnic 40-kilometre criterium and the 100-kilometre Woodstock criterium recently, enabling him to move up a class.
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