The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-05-31

reason that A. IL. Hker or the a. =, =. Iectus
HTml that 1e'9 oeonstructs tRe IooomobIiite. with:
drew IL as a contestant for the prize and
iof re climb MAS MAS d niIaqie Z =; seconds.
The winDer OF the Yale cup offered for the
amateur driver Of 4 g~asolene car has not
was disputed. aad, the matter has been &c
Automobile Association 70 decide. =,
There we're thrye bad t spills d or tme q h' "a
horsepower Stearns. IN rounding a curve l1
the road crashed into a stone wall and
wrecked his machine. Harry p ssymour Of
his Pope-Hartford' (. b. Crsufurd. New
York. ran over an embankment with ms
steyens1Duryea Al three drivers escaped
ho Sssss poS saS &S1w shr' w az 70 PsStuoEe's diver.
r. Rm Il. / sp @r4S'f sn Z ssSOqSs Gr ~ H0 seeo RS"'i '''D'
Class B-Stock oars from 1000 TO q .O3o.won by
driver. time 2 minutes 10 seconds; 20 horse power
Is Si ) So S.S :pSssf ef F:1 5s9 sE. 4 iSSs q r. F. e. sss$aa &
Eh 6+is 5STsr d dISH5oa thine ! Z 9i nySor y s ssIGHep; e.
Gas. 5SssoCt cars over sSSoo,TS1 by =
power power PACKARD. +. ". PcsrsSh. New York, driver.
c!sss E-Free for all cars and Tnabogts up to
Soo-uwon BY e horse power Stanley: o. s; e TSS.
ENGh IhNChs III -
%SSis' : as9 s sassSs; S g ho aS::I s,sSsas.
t RHss' I , ii 81 o 5 sSeSnids; 70 6orSs power oids''
mobile, John .. Burial, Waterbury. driver. fourth
Glass p1Gc.oTeyoissIWeq by a hor:e :pSwsr
,0d sHSo,d Ietsr , II; c ,oov Meg eu Hsys1d =. 4 E9S. I P ciaaE,
Johnson, New Haven, Third.
record Tor a Standrsd mile automobile race
on a c%troulsr one mile track IVES macs 1SOsdt 6 ne
car, covered the 100 miles in : hours 10 minutes
previous record for . similar ,perfoTmanoe
was 2 hours and ls minutes. made In Chicago
m n tJSS,yI i'S %;oa SY 81 ais Ssr1 aStab StfGdhsedr'' ~'1 ne1 a
track in one hour by making a. 1918 miles.
The best previous record for an hour was
II ne 100 3giIs rsss; , ESn eS %S S2ss::n 4; L;
@ UliGsRtSo1 and nni Is se sSGGGl John Fister Of
washington was third In 2 hours % minutes
Of l Long sef fSiSnd finished Yf 18th. eoVsrins only
eiEhty-four, miles In 2 hours 70 minutes and
8 is seconds.
wnKBsBABRE. May So.-With +orooO, people
to cheer them on the racers in the bin climbing
spdSTsd ON N to SrssfinF al records made over
the course. The best time was made by, a
90 g ~Ter white Steamer sco 6Given TRY by
as WS the racing COMMITTEES had decided to debsr
steam cars from the regular FEY eye 61s. ana MAKE MAKE
III feeling and the steam oar owners refused e
participate in the additional, event and will
o tsy the SeF QUAKER Ssi eef Gits %ot Ss S ePsS't 70 run IL the
s sTS S sysn fas ss PiSSs x o 5ese wisS the iS5 b sna' ti GlSD
/ minute Sc As seconds. and second place In
the other. D. Walter Harper drove it in each
The best time made, by a g~asolene car was
I minute 50 2-5 seconds, made by d 90 horse
power Metheson. driven 6y the owner: T. y,
CUP for the best time and another special cup
for the best time per horsepower to the
sSpscisl CUP Tor the best time in the Quaker
driven Sriy S.S By f 9. ". Hsansn: sos one fof lie bes!
We're run without accident and were oom-
BBsisIsSSSd . ssyen o sOS STe f minutes tes p paae s. By Sssssl srPer;
r. j. Wagner, who started the last two Van
derbilt cup races.
q R RUTs. . PSsas T-sai%9sSSiEsSgy.iP5 ear root b Way Time
] minute 70 seconds: Indian. Oscar, Heostrom,
second; Indian. Mclaughlin third; Indian George
second E~vens"stock cars costing 1900. and
Gnsst. tiSe. 81 2 minutes Il Rs'; ! ieSSed H & horse -power
M May, : {. k 4: slsni tsjrd second q horsepower
By y b?.s'ppTsI STANLEY I ..asSSs, DO 3; Waiter ssIssi
s RS ,ssr. e lSsRss ssSsd ass&f p.y y ! Sst g. s. S sfSSHs sil sE
gndsS;Hwon ~ 4 heTse :pOSsi ooISi1. Guy
horse power MaS;wel. il. 4; Grant. second: g
horse power Knox william BOurque, third; sos
so-sS horsepower stoddird -Daytona, E. L. Lem
pacSn. ILL.,. c,oot ~ COATING a mn and under
Won by IS horse power Pope Hartford J, p Hardy,
time, 2 minutes 8 IS seconds; 90 horse power
sixth Event Stock touring cars; ali PRICES and
g g i SOT T.r power ,~cT,f s'f PaDs .us Sgy Vaughn J! !. T eESGS;
third: IS horse power Fiat, George kessler, fourth.
seventh Eyeht.ousEer City touring car Ho s1Sssr
lime, minutes fSss seconds; 20 soTss power
SSiSs9lsy: P ?. T Y S4oW Hsrp 'sIiid second 30 horse power
Eighth EventoStook cars costing 500 and
p TSSI,, S,%s, by 60 @I hSTss PSsf 3 saeonSs: 90 W hOTse
power Thomas. NJ; Roberts. second.
Won by chadWici. WflIsm Hsupt, time. ? minutes
7 seconds: 50 horse power Mstheson, charles ward
SON. Third; IS horse power Fiat, George Kessler,
Tenth Even,-Free for all racing and stripped
RyalL. time. / minute 50 2-5 seconds; 40 horse power
TjSr1 Wi AZ Ro0f Gssp seoG ,SITd % e IS IS f horse . pnsG
Pope Hartford. J. p. Grady. fourth: 90 horse power
MatheSon, Charles Ward. NTH.
REApvrLLE, Mass. May So.--Two long dis
lance races for automobiles we're held on the
mile trotting track here this afternoon before
a large crowd Of enthusiasts, The first event,
100 miles. open to stock g%asolene touring
cars. was won by William Falberth In n w
horsepower Oldsmobile against Z cars of
other makes in > hours 10 minutes and 10 Sec
onds.
In the hfty mile race. open TO stock run
ahouts, Fred Alden, driving a 30 horsepower
6ldsmobre. was the winner over twelve other
contestants. A. T.. Morrison. driving a 30
horsepower s%teernr.' led during the fret
thirty miles of the big race, with Falberth
q close second. When Morrison lost q tire
in the thirty;hrst mile Faleerth took the
numerous breakdowns which necessitated
stops for repairs.
The thirteen starters in the hfty. mile
event furnished an. exciting race. Allen in
his oldsmobile and Robert Burnham in a
IS horsepower jackson had a close run for
tIIirty-hve miles. Allen lost the lead in
lie Nth mile, but r%egained I in the thirty,
sixth, when Burnham's nachin cry, got out
OF order. Allen retained the lead 10 the
end OF the race. summary:
100 Mres-Opcu To stock cars OF touring class.
casolene cars only Won by William Falbcrth, W
-. $50. nIdsn,nhur Time . hOttrs ~ min ufcE