The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-07-22
AMONG The AUFOMOBILISTS
NINETEEN virH PERFECT SCORES
NOW IN GLIDDEN TOUR.
These Arc Left Of tho Forty-slx Original
Coneestants-Oniy Two Have Not
Earned Penalties for tine Hswer Trophy
Hun Of lAO Miles 60 baltimore To-day

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Coneestants-Oniy Two Have Not
Earned Penalties for tine Hswer Trophy
HUN % l4O Miles 60 Baltimore To-day
BEDFORD SPRINGS. Pa. July 7i.-witn
three-duarters OF their task completed the
participants In the fourth annual tour OF
the American Automobile Association will
leave here tomorrow on their i4o mile journey
to Baltimore. Out OF the forty-six members
OF different club teams competing for the
0hdden trophy who started from Cleveland
on July 10 there will be nineteen to begin
the tenth running day OF the tour With per-
feet scores. The numbers. names. clubs and
cars Of these drivers are:
No. 3. X. ID. Garden. New York. Pierce: NO. o.
George =. Salzmann. Buffalo. Thomas: No.
H.. Montgomery Hall well. Buyslo. Thomas;
No. IL. p. y. Finn. Pttsburg. Pierce; No. n.
F.S. Dey. Buffalo. Pierce: No. 10. J. W. Moore.
Automobile Club Of America. Premier No. ~.
II. IL. Perkins. Fttsburs. Packard; No. a..
A.. kumpf. Buffalo. Pierce: No. 20. o. p. Moore.
ffttsburg. WEIGH, No. 81. Il. r. Lea. New York,
Walter; No. 80. X, NJ. Owen. Automobile Club
OF America. REQ: No. 50. Fl. C. TtIlotson. Chi
cago. Stoddard- Dayton: No. 80. A. N. Jervls.
New York. Berliet: No. a.. X. II. Tucker.
Cleveland, Royal: No a.. Walter G.. White.
Cleveland. White: No. IS. A. J. Schaife. Now
York. White: No. 10. Charles Burman. Cieve-
land. Peerless; No. so. W. G. straub. Cleveland.
Peerless: M. 50. F.. Noble. Chicago. Haynes.
Gratiot Cabanne OF the ~. Louis Automo-
bile Club. who 10 trying for a cert dcats Of
performance with an American Mors. also
has q perfect score.
In the club team scoring tho Automobile
Club OF Buffalo leads with 10 i-5 points lost,
while the Pttsburg Automobile Club IL second
with 2?h points lost and the New York Motor
Club il third with 2s8 e-iO points lost. The
New York Motor Club started with ten cars
and has four perfect SCORE oDes left. Tho
Cleveland Automobile Club started with
The Chicago Hutomobiie Club started With
sss,y =, 1 Hsss and m hes tT cS,E perfect pr St score onss
with Ave cars and has four perfect score ones
Win four ears End hss sSfss perfect SCORE
SCORE ones leh. The automobile club Of
chester Motor Club with three cars and neither
has a perfect core one left.
started from Cleveland in the indi vidual con-
test for the Hover prize and OF these there
are two who still have Perfec: scores-G. 9:
horsepower Stoddard- Dayton, and H.. X.
Sheridan. Cleveland Automobile Club. 80
Two perfect score Hover Contestants.
4. Z. Hughes and Wallace II. oven. wero
deposed yesterdaE when Hughes. Pierce was
ing arm. Mr.. Oweh fixed his car up to-day
and viii continue, "a a non-contestant. '
pNu u vi SAltS Wv W " bh-
draw his LoZier as a member OF the Cleve-
land Automobile Club team yesterday. as one
here this AFTERNOON a few minutes before )
o'clock. lie had To- remain In Ptttsburg until
this morning 10 secure q new spring. but, left
stops for lunch and supplies and arrived here
In 4 little more than seven hours Of actual
running time; Eddie Bald the former cycle
champion and present track race driver was
one Of the passengers in. MIR. Blacks car.
who will continue with the tour as a non
The regular boarders &C the Bedford Springs
Hotel. which Was built back in civil var
days. ana looSs II, were somewhat disposed
70 elevate their eyebrows yesterday when
the dusty and tired tourists arrived there.
Of. them had thswed perceptibiy by this
afternoon, for at supper time tonight.
ssysrs, q ,b The ySsnS ro women en-, who n9S opsnl.
talking, with some o. the tourists and acting
as II they enjoyed IL. \ few Of the older
dozen or two Years, How"Ser. still MAINTAIN
their attitude OF being fully conscious
that they are of the elect In the ~sssemblage.
George VI, Davis OF the Automobile Club
Of Buffalo helped to stir things up yesterday
afternoon, He has a smell cannon mounted
late Yesterday, thereby. spelling the perfect
highly pleased. When Il had been figured
out that MIR. Jones was late enough to impair
I msu r IN the lead Siu for ; the Gi fS dRSs s sns ssynaa5 No.
Davis set o n his cannon and an enthusiastic
Blnalo supporter shouted There goes the
Pittshurg perfect scorel'
Al the meeting OF the contestants tonight
H. was announced that the running time for
to-morrow's journey would be ten hours
for the i4o miles. which will ma Ike some oil the
drivers hurry, as there will he twenty-five
stops or tollgates. After the running. time
had been settled Mr.. .Glidden played the
piano. while the tourists sang America"
Nearer. My God, to Thee" and Aud Lang
Syne.'
Automobile. will not be barred from the
parks of Grand Rapids. Mich. The move
ment toward keeping them out made some
some rights by the Board Of Cemetery and
Park Commissioners. They are held down
to eight miles an hour on the park roads and
boulevards. however, and barred from GER
tain narrow roadways. The compromise
cement meets with. the. approval OF the
Assistant City Attorney william 8. Ram OF
Buffalo has filed briefs in a suit Of the city
against Dai II. Lewis. secretary OF the Auto
mobile Club Of Buffalo. The action was
begun to recover a penalty imposed for failure
to pay a tax OF s. on all motor cars by a new
ordinance.
Automo nile owners and managers Of the
automobile companies In the Puget Sound
country are still agitating the question OF
requiring all drivers OF motor vehicles,
whether owners or employees. to pass a rigid
examination before they receive a license
to operate machines.
The Philadelphia Mechanical Chauneurs'
Association has been organized by a number
Of the professional drivers Of the Quaker
City. Only first class men are eligible TO
membership, the bylaws providing for an