New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-08-18
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Although the attendance was not large when the
first race was called, spectators kept hocidng 10
the track all the afternoon. and hy the time half
the programme had been decided a comfortable
crowd dIled the Erandstand. On the lawn IN front
OF the stand were nearly one hundred machines
belonging 10 the spectators. The track IS one
mile. oval shape, and. considering the heavy dust
the performance OF Hardness to-day was particu-
larry credItabIe,
HawIey beat Hardness In the three-nnile
for machines costing from $50 10 $1,000 and in
the one-rrle free for ALL best two IN three heats
In the three-nile race. however. although Hawley
crossed the tape first. Hardness got the decision
as 10 seconds handicap allowed him because
his machine was driven by It's owner. Hawley
was one hundred yards ahead though.
Hawley's time for the three miles was 1o7. 2lS
and BIS He made a protest after the race and IT
was decided 10 give him gold medal In the one
mile race Hawley two straight heats. each by
twenty-five yards. His time for the first heat was
90 2-5 Harkness's time was I:0s 30. Hawley Gov
cred the second heat IN 100 40 and Hardness in
10 %
The ave-rniIe pickup race, for cars carrying four
nassengers was an innovation AZ the end Of each
lap the machine had to stop and take on passen-
ger until four aboard: Charles r Greuter,
OF Hoyoke. Mass, in a Mathesop car. won n
s4S 20. "A. Murray. Of Long Branch. IN a PanhaEd'
James D. MarstOn, OF Network. gave an exhib y
tfou mile motor cycle covering the distance In
"a He also paced Frank Deterling. who rode a
bicycle FOR a mile. The time was 210 Ia. There
are several good on the programme FOR to-
morrow. The summaries;
ono mile Gree for ALL three heats)-First
heat won by e I. Thomass 80 horsepower Mercedes
driven by Edward z. Hawley. Time 190S 20 H ;
arkneess horsepower Mercedes driven by owner sec
ond Time Oe 3-5 Second heat won by Thomas's car
Time / :O5 4-5: Hardness second. Time 10 20.
one hundred mile raoe-Stoppad by Judges after
H s Hardness driven his 60 horsepower Mercedes 80
Mercedes driven by Edward T. Hawlsy, and Joseph
Traceys SO horsepower Royal driven by himself. both
dropped 900
one mile Cbest three heats; for machines $3.50
10 81 OOOJ-Frst heat by r. Newton. Newark, n. j.
sntccart arthur s. Winsow New-York Cadillac second
l. w Lord Hartford. Conn. Pope third Time fi5o -
Time. 1:b3- Heat for second place won
bv {, ". Lord: Arthur S. Winsow. second Time
1871 80 40
driven by owner in each mile allowed)E. R.
Tbouasg 3s horsepower Royal, driven by Edward r
uavev finished first but placed second account
~ The owner not driving IT, Won by Il. s. Hardness
driven by Joseph Tracey
ne horseoower Royal driven By owner third. Time by
miles. 1907 Id. -.
T5olvoke Mass. Matheson; A. Murry, West End, Pan
800 second: e r. Lounsberry. jr., New-YorlS Wor-
thirgton. third. Tine. 6;4S 20