New-York tribune., 1910-11-04
.GELNAN WINS LONG RACE.
Drives Auto to Victory After
Facing Apparent Defeat.
DAWSON FINISHES THIRD
Breaks Record and Leads Field
for SO Niles, When a Broken
Shaft Stops Him.

Atlanta. Nov. 5--Cseinaw. driving a Falcs,
machine. won the huudred-rniIe race fo-
Class 3 ears on the opening OF the auto
mobile speed carnival here to-day. tie cana
from behind 20 win after Dawson. IN a
Marnon car. had led the field for ninety-
eight miles. With only two miles 70 ra
Dawson stopped at the pit wirh broken
shaft, being then nearly two miles ahssd
OF the American record f0r Class p ca-z
SIX miles behind Dawson were Gelnzrrx
FaIcar and knights Westcott car. wsirh
for ninety miles had been running nose ard
nose often with scarcely an arms fenzfn
separating them
Into the final lap these two -sn s'Hf
even, but ln the last half mile C,erua-
pulled away and won by a hundred Yards
from Knight. Dawson returned 60 The -sc.
Just IN time 20 take third place Helt-
mann's Marmon and Basle's Pope-Ffa-t-
ford, both c0uteuders uu to the seveu-fetF1
mile. were hopelessIv handicapped BY bea--
ing and tire trouble respectively. The tirns
OF the winner was I-9s1-s2
orders were given the Eatekeepers not %
allow Barney Oldfeld % enter the pad.
dock fncIosUTe IN his Blirzen-B4nz car. Ths
NLAE bt1r Ndc 70 II-rrl- tlLLL rom ZnTTLn2
upon the racing course and giving an ez-
hibirion spin IN defiance OF the American
AUton0bus Association ruling against him
Racing and all activity on the track vsrs
stopped for fifteen minutes during the o.
neral IN another part OF the citv q Al
Livingston. the National driver. who was
killed in practice here TWO DAYS ago. Win
engines dead che drivers o. the nins
big racers in the Il1-mile fixture. n
which Livingston was an entrant. stood
with barred heads. n q row a. the starting
point until the iast prayer was said over
the absent drivers body.
Just before the sport began the rnatc1
race between ''Ty" Cobb and Nap
Rucker. the baseball stars. was declared
or II was announced that COBB lad "a
ceived a telegram from President Navtn OF
the Detroit baseball club advising him noe
70 race.
Because OF the death OF Al Livingston "a
the result o. an accident Fl practice work
at the speedway yesterday. the entire entry
Of the National Automobile Company, com
prising FIVE racing cars. in charge OF
Johnny Aiken and Howard WHcox, were
withdrawn from the meet. The cars were
shipped back 70 Indianapolis Iasr night.
The summary follows
T,r-u-fle istocs CHASSIS. 231 20 300 inchssB
-NOE lr Marrno1 .Da-@s sli' va lti.l- .H-l-l7
mann. ssconds Falca- tCienlaV), third Iines
r--.----T7~-aII twenty r1iles}-Won by Ma
r8ou CEIa--ounJ; simplex tAalsonls sscono L.
-fe~ CWuIfordl third Time. L0-@l.Il-
one hundred miles fClass .. 3Dl % 20
inches for trophy and Saoei--Vsor oy taLcar
1C;elnavl- WescOtr (kuiEh-i. second Ma-Eou
Dawson. third Time l-Zs II g.
Ty-sf-a-~-tie fs+orlr chassis Isl 70 20 CUBIC
inches pIsf0u dIs1l aceraen- Won hv E n
r. tvVi-ty- -bro-r-Derroir f3fo1-azue Roberts,
second. ABBOTT Detroit tMo--ime- RoDertsJ
rnird. Tine. II .O5-S2
C.Te--riI- -tr1e lriaIs-Bsst time made by
Fiar (Brazzl. Il. T. Marquette Buick l1S-Iruanl.
zecord pest 42s5. Abborr-Der-oit tHonrasus
RoHe-rsl third TINE. So
T'wen rv-ruile fs-Ocl chassis, +5l 20 ""D
fr,.l,a- Won bv LoZier tNuiford f- Lsozler
fF4oraul second. Simplex fBeardsievl, -hI-d-
Time Is -L3-G2-
Teu-r1ife tfres-for-aI Won By MsrcusIre-
F7rfirl- (Hrruanb- simplex tNa-so1l. second:
Fiat lBraggJ. third Tine -4-5-