The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-01
GIANT PANHARD BREAKS ALL SPORT HILL RECORDS IN MEMORIAL DAY CLIMB
Gar is Entered in Event for Amateur Drivers
 and Driven by J. II. Webb, Yale Man, and Cousin of the VanderbiltS.

of the starters in this event broke the record made last year by Harry Futile with a 'Stoddard. Tuttle's time was 1:29.
 dn event 6 Hughes driving a AS horse power Allen Kingston and with Leland Dustan working the air pump like seconds from the record made by Stoddard a year ago.
 Carl A. BrosseI in a, Simplex "53'' in the event for cars costing over s4,000. (No. D clipped off the mile in 1:16 3-5 beating the 1:20 time made in this event by Poole last year in an Isotta.
 Next came the event for amateur drivers and the presidents cup won by ''Ken'' McNeil with a Stearns last year in 1:20 3-5 It was won by Webb in 1:09. McNeil was fifth in the event and he failed to equal his performance of last year. His time was 1:21 4-5. Next came the free for all event for the Bridgeport Board of Trade cup in which Poole made his famous 1:17 of last year. Bourque was first with 3s h. P. Knox He knocked the ishing in 1:1O s-5. Then all of the oth- CT drivers went after that Poole rec ord. Coffey with d 2s horse power Columbia, and Cameron with a Chal- Lorimer with a Chalmers-Detroit "40'' equailed it.
 Then came the time to redeem the reputation of the Isotta. J. H. ry- son, the Stamford millionaire had his 50 horse. Isotta entered with Ethridge at the steering wheel. On the second half of tie s. curve his machine struck a small stone and veered to the right, leaving the road and ploughing down the mass of spectators who had gath cred outsl ie of the old fashioned stone wall to tsatch the drivers take the curce. The contest ended then and there although there were five more A snnroarv of the events follow. Gasolene cars, sS50 and under-Won by Maxwell ''20', Maxwell Briscoe Co.,, driver. Goldwaite; time, m., 19 2-5 seconds. Second, Maxwell, '10," Mill m. 51 4-5 seconds.
 Gasolene cars. $S5e to s1, ,25o-Won by Buick "1S.' Buick Motor Car Co.,, driv- en by Bnrnan' sa time R,,5s m; 30 sec s%to sf Sec ton, driven by Bulklsg: time 1 m- 45 4-5 secoids. Third. Overland. 'so.'' Fairfield Auto Co., driven by Rubey, time 1 m. ,ss seconds:
 by Buick i;uick Motor Car Co, driven by Bufmat time m. 20 1-5 secs. Sec ond. Ruicf G. M. Hammond, driven by HammSad; time .:1. m $3 sees Third Mar nard, driven by Lorimer, time 1 m. 5S secs. Edurth,s Pullman ''29", Arthur McMullen. Jr., driven by McMullen; time 2 m- 20 Is secs.
 
 Chalmers "4s" by C.. H. Page and O., driver, ly Lorimer, time. 1 m. 20 2-5 secs{ second, Knox, "3S'', Knox Auto Co.,. driven by Bourque; time 1 m. B 2-5 tsecs
 Gasolena RIDabouts. s2.OoO1 to ss,ooo Won bys Cnalmers-Detroit "40," c. H. Page atad Co, driven by Lorimer; time l m- Is ;-3 secs. Second, Stod- dard Dayton. Futile, driven by Futile; time 1 m. B secs. Third, riley '3O, C. B. riley, driven by riley; time l m. 27 3-5 secs. Fourth, Columbia, '-29,'' Bell Bros, driven by Coffey; time m. 28 3-5 secs. Fifth, Knox ''38,'' Knox Auto Co.,, driven by Bourque; time l m. 90 3-5 secs.
 Gasolene cars s4,eO1 and over-Won by Allen Kingston, '4S," S. E. Moss kowitch, driven by Hughes; time l m- Is secs. Second, Palmer Singer "51," Palmer Singer Mfg. Co., driven by Singer; time 1 m. B 3-5 secs.
 Gasolene cars, s4.001 and over-Won by Simplex, "53'" Carl Brosell, driven by Rrosell; time 1 m. 16 3-5 secs. Sec ond. Isotta "5O." Bradley. driven by Pepperday; time 1 m. IT secs.
 Amateur drivers of gasolene cars Won by Panhard "120." H. w. Webb, driven by Webb; time 1 m- g 3-5 secs. Second. Simplex, "53'' Carl A. Brosell,