Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-04-09
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One kiometer road record trials topen)
class A, 1.432 TO 2.204 pounds: class Il. S5l
TO .432 pounds; class {. SOL to Sol pounds.
One mile, road record trials topenl; class
a, 1.432 to 2.2oi pounds: class Il. S5l to
l,422 pounds: class G. SOL to s51 pounds
one mile, American road championship:
class a. 1882 TO 2.24 pounds.
One mile. American road championship:
class b. SCI TO I,i32 pounds.
One mile. American road championship;
class c. sol to Sol pounds.
One mile. American road championship:
standing start; for gasoline cars, class a,
1852 to 2,2oI pounds.
One mile, American road championship:
standing start; for gasoline cars; classes b
and e, sol to l,432 pounds.
Two miles topcn to American gasoline
cars); standing start; regular equipment. as
per makers catalogue specifications. eN-
cept that lamps, baskets. tops, mud guards
and mutfiers need not be carried.
Two miles (open to stock gasoline Tuua-
bouts. made to carry two passengers only
and costing $1,000 or lessD; regular equip
ment.
Three miles, Lakewood handicap. open TO
all cars.
Five miles, American road championship;
class \, 1,Ia2 to 2.2o4 pounds.
Five miles, American road championship
(Opcn); class Is, Sol 10 ,I32 pounds
Five miles. American road championship
(openD; class c. 55l to S5l pounds.
| Five miles. Laurel handicap. open To all
stock touring cars driven by owners not
actively connected Witu the automobile
! trade. Each car must carry three UasSou-
!
gers are men tney must weigh Rot less
| than 10 pounds. If women they must each
| weigh not less than ~ pounds Regular
equipment. except that lamps. hasic.s. tops.
| mHd guards ana mulileiS he'u MOI nc car
| ried.
Five miles, Dover handicap Copcu 30 all
| American stock cars: cars may be stripped
| for this event.
| rive miles, flneS HdllulEtp iop'h L" an
| STOCK cars. American ana lo!'-sH'' Gals
! may be stripped Tor this event.
| Five miles. amateur read i8nTlOTStlp OF
America open TO all cars driven by anna
teur owners, not actNely connected win
| the automobile tradel
| Ten miles, American road championship
| open to alD; TINS race VIII l' run WIN a
| three-nlnute contFol NJ the hN'-lhi'e tuIh-
| ing point.
| Gymkana races
| Among the tinted states senators WI"
are MeSsIS. itpe"' l'tE eIL ,E i'.i ~;
rye anu il"Phii,S' '"' "a "'"t'' .-'. -
| thelf pholoEt"Pi,S ''hs" "i'''' "a
modern cars III inns e"S'
| Several Of the autonoble factories III
this country are at work, 1t Is SAID on Spe-
cial cars designed to be used u" me E.nIS,t
| cup race 10 lie run IN fiiii.P IN Jug t ~;
| a car-;he Napier-which is to be entered
| in the contest. us owner - JohI itI
| greaVes, an EhSllShHlah. VINO .t.ta LOT lI'e
| British cup team last ear ana WIS liAiLlt si
| as a SUBSTITUTE win tie new car ne WIZ
| be put In the elimination rlalS Whiyh lH9
| Automobile Club OF Great BrlIaln VIII hoiu
| TINS year 10 seIect IT'S team oL 'iice ~
| drive in the Bennett race
|
| matter that is of more than passing in
] terest to Washington automobiists is the
! proposed May-day parade of the Automo-
York next month. Such pageant has
| been in contemplation here, but as yet none
| of the local enthusiasts have taken The IN
| itiative in the matter. Whether any or them
| will do so during the ensuing lew weeks
lI1ra ~ inc n
| 1t is probable the New YORK parade VIII
| go over the same course as last year
| through central Iarh ana up h!NtIslue
| Drive ana BACK. II is pointed OUT tldt an
| ideal course Tor parade IN TINS city "ouId
| be along pennsylvania avenue ana other
| streets and then over the washington mon
| umeht mail ana the ultNe"a9S dioils INC
|
The announcement is made in a special
| cable message from Paris that the date of
| the Bennett international cup race has
| been fixed for July B. which falls on We'd
| nesday The date was fixed by the inter
| national commission, on which Clarence
Gray Dinsmore represents the United States.
| The race will be held over the Auvergne
| course
|
| The farmers of south New Jersey are
| said to have a fierce antpathy of automo-
piies' anu Sun +tS rSSio, 81
| Sneadinr amtonohiIists as shot guns ropes
| stretcbed across the roads and other similar
| go s,iras A. ottan1nt MS recently rnade
| - is Ia ~ hIow mn an automobiIe viii
| an informal machine charged with powder
| aud nernnssinn cans and attached 10 a
| StripP across the bipbwav a nassinp an
| tomobiIa hroke the cord y,itbouf exnIoding
| the machine,
| '''0
| Ill., zot. ne -, .r,arioo, GIRL - Ero
land, who motors with pet pig as her
| constant companion, mas reused even funch.
| Ihat journal prints poem eNhorlng Eng
iishmen to awaken ana GUST the pig from
| its proud position. But the American girl
| In question is not without rivals. one Eng
+, llsh chauHeuse Is rarely seen on her car
without her pet penguin, Arlstldes, whom
| she frequently takes with her into shops,
| the intelligent creature carrying her hand
bag In his bill. Another delights in horned
| toads as tonneau pets. There's no account
ing for tastes.
The outdoor sporting season VIII begin