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The Washington herald., 1907-12-05
CAUGHT ON THE FLY.

Billy Hulen. one of the few left-hand-
ed infelders not playing first base. has
been signed by Spokane as manager and
second baseman.
"Griff tried to hand me a bat bag for a
star player. IS Manager Laioie's explain
alton Of why the New York manager
made no trades at Cleveland.
Charles Ebbets is happy because he has
cleaned out all the dissatisfied stock
holders IN the Brooklyn team. 1t will
be house in order next year.
Charley Murphy. Of the Cubs. wants an
ante-season series with the Athletics
next spring in New Orleans. He viii
undoubtedly be accommodated.
Charley Carr is now mentioned as the
next first baseman Of the Boston Ameri-
cans. Bob Unglaub will lose his job. and
II IS no certainty that Grimshaw will
stick
Arthur Evans, OF the Lynchburg club.
who was considered the star catcher OF
the Virginia League this year will un-
derstudy Johnny King at Chicago next
spring.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-05
NEW OUTLAW LEAGUE FORMED
Circuit Includes Club I'm New York,
New Jersey. and Massachusetts.

Philadelphia. Dec. with a circuit in
Guiding towns in New York, Masaehu-
setts, and New Jersey. new baseball
league was formed In this city yesterday.
1t is to bear the name Of the Eastern
Association. and will include POughkeep-
sic. Kingston. Hudson, and Newburg in
New York. Patterson and Brunswick in
New Jersey, and North Adams and Pitts
field IN Massachusetts.
Alexander J. Lawson, a brother of AL
fred Lawson, who so successfully handled
the Reading Athletic League team last
year. was elected president, secretary, and
treasurer.
Most of the organizers are men who
were connected with the Western. Penn
sylvania League and their experiences
with the powers of organized baseball
have determined them to go independently
this time.
The Eastern Association will not apply
for protection. II viii sign no player
who is under contract, but will pay no
attention TO the reserve rule. The Cali
fOrnia. Atlantic, and Empire State
leagues. the three most important inde-
pendent leagues. have been invited TO be
represented at a meeting 20 be held in
Philadelphia next Sunday, when q work
ing agreement viii! be made.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-05
VIRGINIA'S RECORD GOOD.
Crawford Led Players in Number OF
Points scored on GridirOn.

oIcclai 70 lAe washington Herald
Charlottesville. Dec. 4.-Virginia scored
169 points against sixty-four for her op-
ponents during the football season. Out
of the ten games played she won six.
tied one, and lost three; she shut her
opponents out in two games, and was
herself shut out in one.
OF the individual players. Crawford
leads by thirteen in number of points
scored; he made six touchdowns. Eve
field goals. and fifteen goals from touch
downs. out Of a possible nineteen. Capt.
Neff is next with ten touchdowns and
one safety to his credit. Hume follows
with two field goals and four goals from
touchdOwns. Then Honaker and Yancey
with two touendowns apiece. Maddux.
Wexford. Jones. McMurdo each got one
touchdown. The totals are as follows.
Crawford 60; Nen, 80; Hume u: Hon
aker. 10; Yancey. 10: Maddux. ;; Wexford.
5; Jones, .; McMurdo, ). Total. 169
The Washington herald., 1907-12-05
NETS FARE BADLY.
Few Big BookieS Quit Ahead of the
Game This Season.

New York. Dec. 4-"If the bookmakers
who operated on the metropolitan tracks
this year won altogether S20e00o they did
We'll" said a big penciler. As d matter
Of fact. you could count the winning
boobmakers this year on your fingers.
George Rose. Louis Celia. Bin Cowan.
George Boles, Abe Levy. Sol Lichten-
stein. Willie Snow. and Cole PearsaII all
quit pretty well ahead Of the game. while
the others broke about even or lost
When r. +. Car;nan left here for Cali
fOrnia with about thirty horses. in the
care of Trainer Blute. De said he in
tended TO race all winter at Oakland.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-05
CARROLL INSTITUTE WINNER
Second Regiment Quint Beaten II
Close Contest.
Fastest Basketball Game of the Sea-
son Results in Defeat of the
MiIitiamen by IS to 20.

In the fastest game Of basketball seen
on a local floor this season the Carroll IN
stltute quint downed the clever Second
Regiment aggregation in the latter's hall
by Is to 26.
The game from the start was a hammer
and tongs affair, and it was not until
the final whistle had been blown that the
doubt as TO the probable winner was re-
moved. The score at the end OF the first
half stood Z 10 10 in the Institutes favor
The excellent team work OF the winners,
and the goal shooting OF G.. CollifIower.
Hubbard, and Bopp were the strong
points OF the contest.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-05
WEST POINT SCHEDULE OUT.
Basketball Team Opens with Man
haitian College Saturday.

West Point. \. Y. Dec. 4-The cadet
basketball schedule for tie coming sea-
son was given out to-day by Cadet Mana
ger George Goethals. The first game is
with Manhattan College and takes place
next Saturday
The squad consists Of twenty men and
for the past month has been coached by
Lieut.. Stllwell. captain Of the 1894 team,
assisted by Messrs, Hurley and Fisher OF
Columbia. Among the teams with which
the cadets will play are: January ,,
University Of Pennsylvania: January Is.
Princeton; March :. Harvard
The Washington herald., 1907-12-05
Football Paid at Lehigh

South Bethlehem, Pa, Dec. Am the
report Of the treasurer Of the athletic COM
mittee OF Lehigh University which has
just been issued. it is shown that the bal
anee in The general fund was increased
during the past fiscal year from 8. $50 a.
TO S2,SS66l. and in the field fund from
sS56.SS 10 S1,2S5.63. The total receipts
amounted to SEEMS. The net gain in
football was S2sis5: in baseball, Sil0.6s; in
lacrosse. net loss, $S57o; IN gymnasium.
net gain, Si$.u, and in track. net loss.
E97S
The Washington herald., 1907-12-05
DOYLE FAILS TO MAKE GOOD.
Practically Admitted that McGraw
Will Release Second Basemnn.

New York. Dec. At is practically ad-
mitted by Manager McGraw that his new
second baseman. Larry Doyle, has not
come UD to expectations. and that an
effort Will be made to obtain a more
experienced man.
Jimmy Callahan, Of the White Sox. who
looked Doyle over before MeGraw got
him. notified a certain American League
manager that Doyle would not dc in fast
company.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-05
NAVY ACCEPTS CHALLENGE.
Local Eleven VIII Play Fort Monroe
Team Saturday.

As a result of the victory the All-Navy
team achieved over the All-Army team
Thanksgiving Day. the victors have been
challenged by the Post team at Fort Mon
roe. Va. for a game in this city next
Saturday The challenge has been ac-
cepted and the Washington public will be
given another opportunity TO witness the
two branches OF the service I'm action.
The soldiers are said 10 have a fast
team. and are expected TO make the sail
OTIS play 10 the limit TO win. The navy
team has been hard at practice since the
game was arranged and expect TO put mp
their best game, as all the players have
recovered from the effects of last Thurs
days battle.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-05
Cans a Near-pIutocrat,
'ecial to The Washington Herald.


Baltimore. Md. Dec 4-Joe Cans tho
champion lightweight pugilst. was fined
So and costs this afternoon by Justice
Grammar for speeding his automobile al a
rate prohibited by law. He explained
that he was testing his machine for the
benefit OF a United States Senator. whose
name he did not know. The magistrate
placed no credence in his story.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-05
BUSINESS DEFEATS WESTERN
Stenographers Take Opening Basket
ball Game by SO to 10.
Advantage in Weight and Superior
Team Work Give Orange aud
Blue an Easy Victory.

Business defeated Western yesterday in
the opening game Of the high school bas-
ket-bal series at the Y. NJ c. a gymna-
SUM by 36 to 10.
Western played a fast game. but TIE
Business lads won through superior
weight and team work. Gregory and
Zanelli starred for Business, while Polhe-
mus did the best work for Western.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-05
Summaries.

FIRST RACE-Fyc and o1e-han furlongs
Georgia Girl i03 (McDanieD % s. Won; Ia
soiuT. los lNOttori, % 8 second; Apache 100
W ON. 90 % J. third. Time. l07 A. Una
Knox B0yd. Silver Cup. Edina. sylvia. Matt
scarr9. Miss SchiTnding- Imosene, George II.
White. Florence Kgil, and Salhe Barry also ran.
SECOND RACE-Sjz furlouEs Astrr0id l0s
CTrozlCri, Is to ?. won, Tom McAfee. l07 lM0un-
tam, 90 % !, second; Durab,c l07 ID Rileyl %
o. J. third. Time. fl6 s. Darcp, Constautis
stcliaand. Elaine. Algise Ruskinetfa Maid Mill
tant. DE Shame. High Bob Flat Head and Le-
gaTde also ran
THIRD RACE-Five ami oncialf fulongs
Scycrls. l6 IS. Heidol. ; % l. won Esther
Brown. JOS Diountsinl - % l. scccnd: Feast. l06
NcDanien. . % s. third. Timc. l19 IS Brim-
mer Agnes Dorothee- Ars0uia Rife Range, Agnes
Wood. Linda Lake. Blue Ban. Sir Cyril Sussex
Fadrone. Lagatrna. and Florence y. also ran.
FOURTH RACE-flre and one-haH fgrlonss.
Acns. Jos lNOttef. % 5 Wcn: Al Muller g.
lDelabyl o. ,. sscJId. Momentum ia tBu.sseIu
IS % 1. third Time. Ial 4-5 Platoon Dew of
Dawn. Mhisk Broom. Pat Oruus Bucket Br.g1de
Rebel Queen. Nardine. and St Alarice also nan
FIFTH RACE-Oue mile. Hyperm H. Io9
Mountainl 70 3 won. Besterline IO5 iDeabyl
% N J. second; H-rting. lC5 tC. Baker, 70 J.
third Tine, Ial IS. Donna and DashaWay also
ran
SIXTH RACE-One and ouc-quarter miles. Docile.
% "a. Pickersl. % l. won. Dr. McClefu g.
iDelabyl, - 20 J. sccoud; Eincrnt l07 fDonoranl
% .. thirl. Time. 2Ns IS Nine Fous0luca
Irenola, Arabo, and Athena als0 ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-05

GoaIs-Hubberd 4l, htIlher, bchOIOssor q. Bop
81. Regis. Crogan ~. J. ColliAower t2. Rice o.
c. Collihower C5 Free tosseS-Hubberd 4. Ref
eree-Air. Leech.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-05
HYPERION Il WINNER
Causes Big Upset by Dispos-
ing of Dashaway.
J. J. RYAN MAKES KILLING
Gets Down Pile Mt Even Money. and
His Choice Surprises the Public by
Outrunning Horse Supposed 10 BE
Able to Win with Ease-BurIew and
0'Neil Win the First Event.

New Orleans. La. Dec IA good days
racing came out of commonplace pro-
gramme presented al City Park this aft
ernoon, Heavily backed second choices
and good things captured the majority of
events.
The one on which the public suffered
hard blow was due to Dashaway being un-
able to raise respectable gallop in the
fifth. while John J. Ryan. the erstwhile
set-rich-quick man. smothered the layers
on the victory OF Hyperion II. on previous
performances Dashaway was supposed TO
hold his field safe. The ring opened him
an even money choice. but the heavy play
on Hyperion III at post time advanced his
price TO To 3. Hyperion II raced Donna
into submission in the first five furlongs
and the balance OF the journey was hard
ly more than an exercise gallOp.
Burlew q O'Neil started OF the day in
great style. Georgia Girl. from that
stable getting the first event by a short
margin after hard drive from La Soieur
The pair We're first and second choices.
and held their company safe at every
stage OF the race.
Asteroid proved best of fourteen ordin-
airy maIdens in the second, and with j.
10 ! about his chance, beat Tom McAfee
another long shot. a length. Constantia
was 10 ; favorite in this. but Notte-
did not get away any too we'll and the
hliy. making up a lot of ground, bolted
ar the stretch turn
Pat Dunno grabbed of two purses, Sew
erus beating Esther Brown rather easily
IN the third. and Lens getting a nose de
cision over Al Muller. the not favorite in
the fourth. Docile. backed from to 3
TO ]. managed 20 beat Dr. McCleur. the
favorite. after hard drive in the clos
ing event
The Washington herald., 1907-12-05

hernus o. Heap ~, Mckay 80, Hidreth, Woelper.
NcKsy o. Laisher. Goals from foul-Zaneli )5'.
Gregory Time Of halyes-20 miuutes. Beferee-1ir.
Spinney. ScoreT-Nir Guy. Timers-McsSrs. Lanison
and Jones.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-05

-Foliian1 rolled third game.
Eiker has taken the lead In the duckpin
tournament at the Royal rolling 3SS for
three games, which gives him a lead Of .
pins over Geary.
The Washington herald., 1907-12-05
-McJarty rolled first game.
COMMERCIAL TFACT-E

Totals. 81 ies $50 totals. &
POST DUCkPIN LEAGUE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-23
ABE ATTELL TO FIGHT
ROBSON IN QUAKER CITY

LOS ANGELES, CAL, January "a
Abe Attci!. the fcatherweight champion
pugilist OF the world. who defeated Harry
Baker on Friday night. said to-day that
he would leave shortly for Philadelphia,
where he IS to box Spike Robson, the
English featherweight. Neither Attell nor
Baker bears any marks OF his contest.
Speaking of the battle, Abe said: ~
never was in such perfect condition In
my life as I was last night. After the
first round l knew ! was a winner
Baker had this to say: II will take n
short rest: then may go East and do a
little boxing. That blow that received
In the seventh must have been n daisy.
After that I could not see the blows
coming. Attell is wonder, and no mis-
take"
Abe Attell received s2.7s4.5O as mis-
share of the house, ana Harry Baker,
the game little second-bcst in the clsam-
pionshir mill. was given sl.s63, which
was the losers end. James j Jerrr.es.
FOR his twenty-one minutes OF work as
referee OF the big fight, received $3.50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-23
CITY PARK FULL
OF LONG Shots
Dele strome, at go to l, Annexed
the Mile and ROTOR Gamble
Ran in the Money.

NEW. ORLEANS, LA, January 22.-At
the Fair Grounds to-day four fayorites
won. and Dele strome, ut 20 to !. captured
the seventh race. In the fourth event
Aoneri at 100 to I, finished third, while
in the fifth there were no less than tiyo
100 to ! shots, and two at 40 to l. ono
OF the latter coming inside the money.
Summary:
First race-slx furlongs. seling-God
Proof Is to 81 first, Belle Strome Is to ID
second, Daring d2 to - third Time, 1:1S
SIS.
Second race-three and half furlongs
--whiskbroom Is to 81 first, Lutte Foster
G. to u second. Blue Lee 90 to u third.
Time, AZ.
Third race-five furlongs. sellins-Toy
Boy III to Io) first, Prince Ahmed (s to
" second, Ellsmcre GEO to y third. Time.
100 3-5.
Fourth receive furlongs. handicap
Emergency 6 to 81 first. Toboggan q
to ~ second, Moneri 600 to y third.
Time 100 1-5.
Fifth Observation-Disclosures % to p
first Granada Is to u second, Silver Skin
(40 10 u third. Time. 1:4o.
Sixth race-mle and a half. selling
BY Bow 6 to ~ first, Mamie Algol I'll
to 2O) second. Brilliant Gao to y third.
Time. 2:35 1-5.
Seventh race-mlle. selling-Delc strome
coo to y first, Kemp Ridgely q to ~
second. Lucle Marie q to p third. Time,
TAI 2-5.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-23
New $4,000 Stake Entries.

NEW YORK, January 22.-Liberal sup
port has been forthcoming for the Conay
Island Jockey Club Stakes. the new s25-
600 event for three-year-o which the
managers of the Sheepshead Bay track
have inaugurated for the coming season.
The list of entries was made public last
night and showed that seventy-siX horses
had been named for the race, which is
run at mile and half The following
are the nominations:
Adelinette, Alteration. Arctic, Ballot,
Beauclere. Bob Tylor. Gins Edward,
Chas. G. Gates, Chaseaway, Glare Russell,
Convlle, Court Dress. Crafty. Dahak,
Dan Bubre, De AIund, Dick Finnell, Don
Enrique, Electioneer, Ellisdale. Ethon.
Faust. Fountninblue, Frank GILL; Geo. S.
Davis. Gold Circle Gretna Green, Hick-
DRY, Jack Atlsin, j. c. Core, Joe Carey,
Kentucky Benu, Lady Dudley. Lord I.o-
vat. Main Chance, NIcCarter. NIelinite,
Mentra, Miniota, Molescy, Monfort, Mont
Eomery. Motley's First, Moyea, Okenite,
0ran. Paumonok, Penarris, Peter Pan,
Phlander. Pr. Fortunatus. Pr. Hampton,
Puritan Girl, Purslane, Red River, Re-
miss, Roland, Royal ONYX, Ruby Light
6alvldere, Saracinasca, Sen Wolf, Senator
Clay sewell, Smiling Tom, Sunerrnan,
Syracuse THEY'RE Off. The Wrestler Tim
O'Toole, Hourenne Tony Faust. Vel, Wa
ter Pearl, w FL Daniel, Yankee Gun
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-23
j. R. kEENE Has
CALL ON MILES
New Arrangement Will Enable
Youngster to Make More Than
$4,000 This Year.

NEW YORK, January 22.-All you
racc-goers who want 10 get the money
during the coming year will have to
string along with Jockey Waiter Miller.
He is going to have more mounts and
better mounts than ever have fallen TO
tho share OF Jockey on the American
turf. and If he does not establish a new
record for winning mounts 1t will be a
wonder.
The latest arrangement for his ser.
vices. and one that will add greatly to
his income. has been made by James r.
hcens.
Several days ago Mr.. .Keene had a
talk with Andrew Miller. the Jockey
Club steward, who has second call on
the Jockeys services, with the result
that terms were agreed upon by which
little Miller will be under third call TO
the powerful keene stable That Is TO
say. he will ride exclusively for Mr..
Keene whenever the Newcastle stable
does not require his services.
Jockey Miller, with these two con-
tracts to rely upon. will draw down
nearly $4,000 In retaining fees alone, 1t
Is said. AS he will be in general de-
Inand when his regular employers do
not need him, II is estimated that he
will earn more than $4,000 on the Jockey
Club tracks. with $4,000 more picked
up in California this year.
First call on his services Is still held
by w. a. Stanton. the man who de-
veloped him. but as Mr.. Stanton has
only one or two horses In training the
new arrangement really gives first call
TO the Newcastle stable and second call
to Mr.. Keene.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-23
JEFFR|ES WILL.
FIGHT tURNs
Los Angeles Promoters Think
Boilermaker Would Prove
Better Card.
CHAMPION WANTS MONEY
Cans and Philadelphia Jack for
$4,000 at Tonopah Another
Suggestion.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, January o.
Tommy Burns and Jack OBrien may not
fight at Los Angeles after all.
In spite OF the fact that they signed
articles some time ago to meet in May,
sporting men in California say that the
match Will probably fall through because
OF an attempt on the part of the Los An
gees Club to pit Burns against James
j. Jeffries for $1,000 purse.
Tho fighting clubs manager. who is a
close friend OF Burns. is said to have be-
come convinced that battle with
O'Bricn would not prove q paying invest
ment, and that Burns and Jeffries would
prove a real inoney-making match.
Burns appears to be determined to
tackle the biz champion at an early date,
and Ia also confident Of success. Jeffries
80 said to be in need OF money, and will
finally agree to take on Burns when the
proper time arrives.
Meanwhile 1t is reported that Joe Cans
will fight OBrien ut Tonopah, New, on
July 4th. for purse OF $4,000. The rca-
son for this statement Is based upon the
fact that the other day Cans declined
nn offer of more than $1,000 to meet
OBrien In six-round battle before the
National Athletic Club. OF this city.
When Guns was asked to explain his
refusal. he said that he had been adj
vlsed by the Tonopah Club that n $4,000
purse would be hung UP for battle with
O'Brlcn. and that the purse might even
be increased to 5000.
In addition to the many boxers and
wrestlcrs who have volunteered their SER
vices for the McGovcrn benefit. to be held
in Madison Square Garden Tomorrow
night, Sam Harris and Joe Humphries an
nounccd to-day that John l.. Sullivan
would probably attend and maks speech
The subscription list has passed the
$500 mark. and the benefit is expected &c
realize large amount.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-23
GOLF DATES ANNOUNCED.
Amateur Championship Will Be
Played in July.

NEW YORK, January 22,--At n meeting
OF the executive committee of the United
states Golf Association In Chicago the
dates for the national championship tour
naments were decided on, as follows:
Open championship. Philadelphia Cricket
Club, of Philadelphia, June Goth and list
Amateur championship. Euclid Country
Club, OF Cleveland, o., July Sth To 18th.
Women's championship Midlothian
Country Club. OF Chicago, October 9TH to
18th
These dates are relatives the same
as last year. and are likely to meet with
the approval of golfers.
A resolution was also adopted providing
that hereafter any clubs applying for the
championships must do so prior to De-
cember 18th. so that the announcement
may be sent out with the call for the an
nual meeting
This news was announced By the dele
gates from the metropolitan district. who
returned from Chicago yesterday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-23
HALEY CALLS
NOR A LEN0A
English Feather Says Britain's
Champion Heavy Is Just Ripe
for Squeeze From O'Brien.

NEW YoDK, Janary 22.-Darkey Haley.
the English fcatherweight who made n
fine impression at Philadelphia the other
night says that Gunner Moir, the Eng
l!sh heavyweight who is ready TO fight
Philadelphia Jack O'Brlen in London for
n 5000 purse, Is counterfeit champion.
Haley says he possesses no cleverness
to speak of. is fiatfooted and fights
wholly on the defensive, his only good
quality being wallop that may do harm
IL it lands. In other words, Moir is an
other OF those soft marks SO acceptable
10 O'Brien.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-23
GIANTS TO START
WEST FEBRUARY s
McGraw and His Players Will
Leave Chicago on That Date
for Spring Training.

NEW YORK, January 22.--Manager Nc
Graw and his Giants will gather In CHI
cago on February 9th and start for Los
Angeles to begin their long training cam
paign in the Western country.
The trip which tho Giants have planned
was decided upon only after heap OF
thinking and figuring. II is by far the
longest and most expensive training jaunt
ever attempted by baseball club. The
expense alone would make magnates rub
their eyes. but McGraw, when he pre-
vailed upon John r. Brush to give his
permission, had two objects in view.
The crafty little baseball general
figured that an even climate In the South
in the early spring is rarity. Last year
he camped ut Birmingham and was OPP
posed by weather that practically Grip
pied his best men.
At Los Angeles about the time the
Giants will pitch their tents the weather
Is ideal for outdoor work. The climate Is
even and the air cool and halmy much
the same rs prevails in New York in
June. With these climatic advantages
McC;raw, In about two weeks time, will
have his men so thoroughly seasoned that
he can work back to New York by the
Southern route. playing at places where
the weather is warm. Thus he returns
to New York with a team fitted for the
fray.
The schedule arranged by Fred Knowles
should furnish plenty of change, The
trip for about thirty-two men, which will
comprise the party, will cost close to
$4,000. But this and more will accrue
from the receipts of the games. In Calf
fornia, where about ten games are sched-
ued, record crowds are and can Justly
be expected. Tie Giants reputation is
worldwide. and every tan will want to
see tho team in action, San Antonio is
another place where the baseball fans
will respond by the thousands. Here st,
Louis will respond by the thousands, Here
st. Louis will take the team to New Or
leans, where the PHILADELPHIA Athletics
will try to check the Giants.
There are other games of less impor-
lance, but all this points out how the
New York Club is going to profit by a
trip that some people have ridculed, II
means a thoroughly seasoned team to
start the season, and team that has
played together for more than six weeks
ana Ia PERFECTLY trained In team work.
Then again the profits vii. probably Offset
the entire expense.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-01-23

entered as thirty horse power, and a gas.
olene car entered at inc saniq poSer
roved a runaway for the steamer. The
merioan championship for touring cars.
fully equipped. was won by purbin. in
twenty-horse power steam car, ~ -
20.
A quarter-mile slow race, run high
peed gear, was captured by Adriance.
Iime 1:l3.
a mile event for touring cars, carry
ing passengers, was won by Ralph owen
in thrty-ive-horse power gasolene ear.
Time, 1887 2-5, With three passengers up,
Summarizes:
Five miles from standing start; First.