Cyclist skids into Crowd at Belfast Race -- Spectators cringed as this motorcycle threw its rider and plummeted into the crowd during motorcycle race in Belfast, Ireland, Known as the Ulster Grand Prix. The rider, A.R.Verity, tossed on to ground at right went into a skid as he tried to negotiate "Coal Hole Corner," first turn of a double bend in the course. No specter was seriously injured and Verity was hospitalized briefly. Needles to say, another rider won the contest. August 19, 1952. (Photo by AP Wirephoto).