The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-09-23

Rosyn, about fifteen miles from the grand stand and had to stop for re- As Harding and Belden passed the stand on the nrst round, there was oniy aoout aof 70 feet between them. and each heartilY t ufbees cbeessS sodh drivers were two minutes. ahead of Beiden. SO that the latter gained just that much on his riyaI on the first round.
 monginfs car in this round dashed ipto telegraph pole and was wrecked both the driver and his mechanician were thrown, but neither was seriously .Lyttle had the lead through the geo. ond round, but in the third, LebIon rushed to the place of honor having eeovered the course three times in nine
 On the second % round Seeonas, seYers, o.rs passed Christie and in the third round Ghrlstfe's car broke down. Tracy was Yar third oni,t a5 the end of the third round and HIS tirne for the third round was D minutes and 3f seconds thus far made during the race
 Tracy. who had been going at great speed for three rounds, was in the lead at the finish of the fourth round. He nfnlshed M this round at s:2o17 Is, mak- iae hls elapsed elapsed time 12s minutes and the fourth round at S:l4:55. was second with elapsed time of 12e minutes and 55 seconds. Lyttle was third.
 fourth round was isl minutes and and !5 3-5 seconds. Car number :. driven by Roberts. got as far as Mineola on the as. first round and then had to go into driven by Belden, broke down at Rulrs Head during the third round. Relden nnished the fourth round in 21l min
 Harding finished the fifth round in 1S4 minutes and 40 seconds and the sixth round In 225 minutes and ' sec onds. i Caillois completed the fifth round in 207 minutes IS 3-5 seconds; LewelI fin- ished the fifth round in POS minutes and 23 seconds. and Christie finished the hfth round In 216 minutes and 55 sec
 Lyttle completed his sixth round in 24s minutes and seconds.
 Al the end of the fifth round both Tracy, and Leblon was in the lead. with his elapsed time. 162 minutes and seconds for the five rounds. Lyttle was second; his elapsed time for the seconds. At the end of the sixth round Tracy had taken the lead from Leplon and finished the sixth round in isS minutes 4S s,5 seconds. Leblon fin- .onds. Tracy covered the sixth lap in the fastest time made today. It was 29 minutes 2s25 seconds.
 Tn the sixth round Lyttle lost tire
 
 putting on new one
 On the fifth round Tracy stopped at Jericho to take on gasoline and water. East Norwich and lost some time put
 Tracy finished the tenth and last round round oi in i've hours and twenty; seven was the first to finish the race. Leb- Ion finished second.
 Leblon. however: was ahead of Ira Leblon's time for the seven rounds was 2:29 minutes and 56 seconds or three hours, 4s minutes and 56 seconds. completing that round in 4 hours 2i minutes and 39 3-5 seconds. Tracy finished the eighth round In hours
 Tracy got AfS by LeSlon So Ssg1npS' aeain in the ninth round and completed that round in 4 hours. 5s minutes and 3s s-5 sec hours 8 minutes and 22 seconds.
 Lyttle completed the seventh round in hours II minutes. 32 seconds in Sang. Ished mduas the snS round and the eighth In 5 hours 56 minutes.
 Christie finished his. sixth round in hours 15 minutes and 3s 3-5 seconds.
 Lawell finished the sixth round m four hours eighteen minutes and 1s 3-5 seconds.
 In the meantime Roberts had got his car out of the garage and entered the race again. He finished the first round in three hours fifty-slx minutes and forty-nine seconds and his third round in five hours six minutes and 3-4 sec onds.
 After Tracy, Leblon and Harding had finished the race in the order named, William K. Vanderbilt, Jr.. donor of the cup, ordered the race stopped owing 70 the crowding of the course and the other drivers were stopped as soon as they could be notified.
 Mir Vanderbilt took this action be- cause the crowd which surged on the course in front of the quarters of Tracy, the winner prevented the other cars from passing
 A meeting of the judges was then called to select the five men to qualify for the cup race.
 The machine selected by the judges to take part in the Vanderbilt cup race were those driven today by Tracy. Leblon, Harding, Lyttle and Christie.