The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1904-05-03
SPEEDWAY SAFE,
SAY HORSEMEN
Think Mud Will Be Dump
ed Elsewhere.
NOT WORRYING A GREAT DEAL
Officers of Drivers Association Away
and No Immediate Action Likely.
Parade Entries.

The report that portion of the new
dirt Speedway, which viii be formally
opened on May Il is to be covered
with mud dredged from the Potomac is
not worrying the officers or members OF
the Road Drivers and Riders Associa-
ton as much as might reasonably be
expected.
This morning many of the members
We're seen. and each expressed his opin-
ion that the matter would be satisfac-
torily adjusted. and that the engineer
ing department would consent to de-
posit the mud on the other side Of the
river.
Still Unsettled.
At present nothing definite as to the
outcome can be decided, as most OF
the officers of the Road Drivers and
Riders Association. including General
Miles. its president, are out of town. as
is Colonel Symons. Superintendent of
Public Buildings and Grounds.
Entries for the Speedway opening still
continue TO pour in rapidly. and IL is
safe TO say there viii be more horsemen
in the parade on May IL than in any
ever held by a Washington organiza-
ton.
New Entries.
In addition TO the list OF entries pub
lished exclusively in The Times Of Fri
day. the following have elected TO send
In nominations:
John ]. Hodges-Frank G, to surrey;
driven by owner.
q. BrahIer-Bay mare, TO road wagon /;
driven by owner
J. T. Hunter-Orphan Boy. 2:2sH. to
road wagon; driven by owner.
Charles z. Gerner-Billy and Frank.
rubber TIRE station wagon; driven by
owner.
Dave Oppenheimer-Maz Jim, 2:ls.
to New York speed wagon; driven by
owner
J. A; JOnes-Lady J., to runabout;
John E. Reyburn-st. Andre. 2:ls1,, to
inson.
John E. Reyburn-His Lordship, Time
on Time. and Maphfa. 10 runabouts;
driven by owner
John E Reyburn-Ben D., 2:OS. to
speedway wagon; driven by w. T. Mar
George Janison-Algy. to runabout;
Joseph L Weller Virginia, to run
about; driven by B. F. McCaully.
lie Roy Observation-Disclosures TO driv-
ing cart driven By owner.
y. 4. McCaully-Lady Anxious, one
man speed wagon; driven by owner.
Z. Lodge Hill-Jim Lightning, 10 sad
die; ridden by owner.
Z. l.. Edelen-J. NJ. b, TO one-man
speed wagon; driven by owner.
Cyrus Chambers-Carrie, 10 road run
about; driven by owner.
Len Weer-Sleepy Lou, 2:22, to run
about; driven by owner
Theodore Fife, 1r.-Climax, 2:4o. to
bicycle runabout; driven by owner.
Dr. h I. BrOWn-Saxon 2:36, TO bicy-
Gle runabout; driven by owner.
John Dugan-JOe D., 2:45lA, 10 run
about; driven b. owner.
John Dugan-Princeless OrlOff 2:26L
TO runabOut; driven by owner.
Thomas J. Keane, jr.-Buck Shot, to
Bailey wagon; driven by owner.
+ II. Neumeyer, Jr.-Prince, 10 run
about; driven by owner.
William OetZel-Frank H, to bicycle
runabout; driven by owner.
+. J. Steubner-El Capitano, 2:25A, ~
speed wagon or runabout; driven by
owner
I. J. Steubner-Howard Russell, 20
cart; driven by Dr. G. Matervit
EWald Schneider-Jiggle. 2:14H, TO
sreed runabOut; driven by owner.
J. 7. Heare-Prince, TO runabOut
driven by owner
H. P. Chapman-Agnes Patchen, u
Iunabout; driven by owner.
z. Gerstenberg-Dan, TO Bailey wagon
driven by owner.
L. Gerstenberg-Barhan. to runabout
driven by Robert Cook.
Harry L. Kern-Marrel, TO speed
wagon; driven by owner.