Arizona republican., 1909-07-31

got Seth -Hudgin. the InC;ans wind. and ended in another exciting tape breakirc- as sensational as the SS0 dash, ,GeaTe after dropping back to
 cluster. several. times in the lap. dash
 cd; ahead at the 150 yard mark and coming home in , minutes and 20 sec onds.
 :, ghe feature event of the day the I smile relay for Hildcrbraus $50 watch between Harry McLean.and two relays
 of one man each. started at min
 ute rate, the first mile at 5:10, the
 second at ;14 9-5. the third in which Luke Anthone worn out and loafing badly, willingly gave place to Luke Curley at the half mile point, Harry dropping back. ending in minutes and 22 1-5 seconds. the fourth, in
 which Shewawa took the lead to pace Harry. closed in 6:19 1-5, the slowest
 mile of the race. As Harr.- came past the stand for the last lap. he met the greatest applause that has ever been rendered a Phoenix athlete. and with the Industrial Liberty band playing
 Stars and Stripes Forever" tore past l Shewawa. around the first turn like a brown streak. and doubled down the back stretch. and redoublc1 again on the space between him and his running
 mate. who growing grogEv. and at the same time obstinate. Harry however kent on. like a tireless. lunRlcss ma
 chine eating up the distance to the pole. in an eighth of a mile sprint that could not have been handled by any
 of the short distance men there yes
 tertiay afternoon, coming in on his last mile in 5:t 10, running his last mile in exactly the same time as his first.
 Harry received the glad hand on his | first appearance on the track, at every time he passed the stand. and long lafterward when he was down in the E;dressing room being gruelled by his 1 trainer, Lewis. So excited was the crowd. that one man fainted and had to he carried from tn estand.
 The ten mile motorcycle race for the 1 Flks' silver cup, was entered by C. | ! Stacey, Indian: Victor Rcdewill. In
 dian: Cass RedewiIl. Indian; r. A. Carr. Indian; Bob Evans, Reading Standard; Early Brawn, Reading ] Standard; l., Holmes, Thor; and E. ] Mckinney, Thor, It was soon found to be a race between the Indians. the ! other machines dropping out or drop ping far back.
 |, Tn the tryout. before the race, in , which the different machines were
 warming up, Stacey coming down the | track at mile a minute clip hit a woody Spitz dog, and narrowly missed | injury In the first mile Stacey took
 1:11-cIlp in bunch of three. in the rest of the laps. machines changing | positions, and stretching out at 25O or a quarter distances apart. punching
 and strinSing, now and then a ma chine taking d new position until in 1 the ninth that Redewill was chugging along an eighth ahead of his brother, and the third a fourth of mile back of third place. A clean race. but no spectacular, in the ordinary time Of 10
 minutes and -6 2-5 seconds.
 The Dwight R. Heard silver cup was won in the mile s2000 car race. by the Tourist over the Pope Hartford and Oldsmobile in minutes 59 1-5
 seconds. A good race, doubtful until
 the last mile. The Pope Hartford talk ing the lead. Creach driving the Tour
 ist second. following. the Oldsmobile with a close third, the last machine
 however broke, missed, missed, and