The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-23
AMONG The AUTOMOBILISTS
ANOTHER TOURIST FALLS FROM
PERFECT SCORE DIVISION.
u. q. Tinotson Of Chicago Loses IA7 Points
on nun Bedford Springs TO BATH.
morc-Accident 10 Mrs. Cuneo's Car
Reckless Driving by r. p. Jones.

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Reckless Driving by r. r. Jones.
bALIlhohE, July zz' announcer periect score
was Wlpeu OUT To-Day when n. 4. liiiotson OF
me Nnicago AutonloDile CLUBS uidden tro-
phy team iost l42 INDIVIDUAL points TOT pelns
,nht many minutes ate IN arriving WIN
ms 10 horsepower STANDARDIZATION al me
cnechinR IN stabion Tonight IN 'front.' oi the
noIei belVedere. This IeaVes eighteen per-
iect score Ehdden contestants 10 start OUT
'o.morrow on the run 70 Philadeipnia
inis was the tentn running dey OF the Jour
ana wastne most exacung ana uring OF any Oh
the days. as the route led over roads dotted
WIN innumeraoie water breaks Inc mem
Ders OF me local motoring orsanizauon' tne
hutonophe Siuo OF Maryland turneu OUT mus
aiterhoon 10 greet the tourists. sno tney sc'eu
as escorts into the city Tor the nrst ones 10
arrive
WINE the local TOURISTS ana townspeopis
are very irienoiy' tn's spirit was not snsIeo
ms afternoon by a hloernian member OF tno
IocaI ponce iorce VINO was patro,nns NOUN.
noyai avenue on a motorcycle' nc s,oppsu
SWINE vi ,he tourists ana toru tnem nercey
una' 'ney must keep tneir cars uo"n, 70 'welve
miles an hour or ne would go In WIN 'nem.
while machines driven by residents were
passing him at a much higher rate Of speed.
u urs.i.s " an oppoe'e "'o''" NOV
'no ~ .ne 'ouI's'"
Ihere were TWO accidents TO-DAY. In when
Mrs. Joan Newton Cuneo OF Richmond Hill,
l.. l.. who ia driving a Rainier as a member
- NJ" ~. ~, 49,, 49, 80 "a r D
Jones Of the Pittsburs Auto Club we're con-
cerned, neither Of them having very serious
consequences mrs, Cnneos mIshap occurieo
whie sne was oIiVinR tnrousn uieencas,e.
Pa, about nty,slx miles from the starting
IA sbe was driving throuoh one Of the
.trsets NJ the town one ~ the tires on inc
machine few OF and the car swerved on the
road on the right hand side. II bumped
along for a few yards before Mrs. Cvneo
couiu s.op u VIZ tne orase anu nnsny s'Iucs
a telephone pole with snmcicnt force 10 penu
along soon after in his Dragon rnnsbout and
s,onned 20 oyar whs, ..sistanca ha could
S,oopeu 0 oneI wna' sss.s'snoe ne QUIZ,
axle that it could be welded together at a
blacksmith's shop 30 the the machine could
again take the road. None Of the passenger.
nor Mrs Cuneo was injured ~ Is hopeo
that Mrs. Cuneo will be able 10 have the axle
Nj ,yonss's sccidsnt vas Ar. snttr.,v r.
,.o WI, ooIes ! aVe na was IIr y ,a
occurring within a few seconds of each other
J. W. Mears Of the New York Motor Club was
peacefully driving. his Acme along the bad
Springs. when he heard a crash behind him
He turned and saw that the Jones big Pierce
touring car mad run INTO q wagon 0TlVen Dy
a rural free delivery carrier.
The big heavy car knocked the front wheel
Of the letter carriers wagon and struck one
nothing had happened. Mears Was paying
his fare to the toll gate keeper there and. did
b bS1 Tss Oq The OF t ,es way 20 q bs sns J ion s. CAR , Dnics
hangers were bent and the %Pittsburger then
drove on without stopping 10 pay HIS toll or
Jones seemed to think this Was the proper
thing TO do. for, he told Mears tonight that
him not to keep in his path 6ereaft When
he wanted TO pass. The mail carrier seemed
70 De much displeassd over the occurrence
up with the Federal authorities in the hope
Of forcing Jones to pay for the damage he had
seen a great many automobilists lately. but
that the Jones car was driven more reck-
lessIy than any other one he bad ever seen
chester and Automobile Club Of America
teams had no changes made In their pensli-
with is is points lost, and Pittsburg second.
with ?;!!, points lost. The score Of the New
York Motor Club could not be figured on
hut It's previous total point loee was 2s7 40.
W. NJ. Lewis lost sixty individual points
to-day with his Mitchell and this. with the
I42 individual points lost by H.. &. Tillotson.
still further reduced the score OF the Chicago
club team. making the total number Of points
driven very fast as the springs are in bad
condition.
MT. IInOtSOn burned OIL MS brakes To-Day
and later had some more trouble with them.
! 40 that finally he stopped and hxed things up
and came in here late, after having made
perfect scores for all Of the nine da Va OF run
ming that preceded to-day's Journey.
All four Of the contestants for the Hover
individual prize for rupa bouts made perfect
scores to-day, u. X. Sheridan, cleveland
Automobile club. White, and q. y. Smith.
Quaker city Motor Club. Stoddard- DAYTON.
still having perfect scores. Archie Hughes
Of the Rhode Island Automobile Club IL q
points behind The perfect score men and John
w. HAYNES in still plugging along every dav
attending 20 business, though he has lost a
large number Of points.
n q. Kelsey Of the Long Island Auto
mobile Cnb, who started from Cleveland RS a
cont eat ant for the Hover prize with his yellow
paintpd Mathpwson runahOut but was forced
10 drop ont at South BEND on the Journey
west, arrived At the Bedford Springs hotel
last night at midnight. lie had sent tn New
York for PARTS 10 6x up his car and had then
gone over he route follow ed by the other tour
ists There Was no food obtainable for Mr..
Kelsey and hIs company on the car. so Archie
Unghea dug up some chocolate and matted
mix tablets for The Brooklyn club man.
To-dnv's run was again over a series Of
vater hresks and these needless obst ructinns
10 ,ra Nc we're 40 numerous that the tourisis
,vi,i he very clad To- be rid Of these relics OF
harharous road building when they near
pbiiaJelnbia to-morrnw afternoon "
In one stretch of nineteen miles the pss-