The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-30
j. (Irshamc.W White Wins
mes Gordon Bennett In
ternationaI Prize.
Il At SPEED FASTER
HAN MILE EACH MINUTE
L That Mark Set by Brit
isher viii Stand for a
Long Time.
I'LL. IN The Tribune.

|A-ed WIFE u lhC
a, YORK. Oct. os.-Claude Gra"
,,-h,te the English flyer. won tbs
7. cor5op Bennett international tro-
!, ths International aviation tourna-
tcday. With it goes 8. cash priSo
.,so The time he made for the
4 roruds for the long ccurse-a
~ al miles-will likely stand
r,rk 10 be flown at for some time
uo made the distance In d
4, .milc-sn-hour wind In ono hour
.smutc. So seconds. Inls Is ny
Il : rate Of more than q nl,e . ,.,,
j. a rourso which is conSi0ered
(, ,v.orous that the visiting teams
4 q protest against IT.
J. - Tho afternoon the three men
sr,arican team entered although
-ird Was then blowing sixty miles
~, They had delayed their start
IL yerv last moment In the hope
4 would moderate. Armstrong H.
4 Tho Philadelphia air-Dnan, mshc
I rn,,rds of tho course in 3b min
p ns seconds. John Il. noiss3nl OF
"a covered rnly six rounds III :"
X ess1 seconds. Both men saw
"a was hopeless 10 try TO compete
A, the fasi time made by Gra-
--irhjie earlier In the daN, when
rerr handicapped by the necessity
.htInr a gale. MoiSant WAS blown
n. course In his last turn TO the
4 |s,retch and he took 4. wide circle
10 grand stand and landed on the
.tIes K. Hamilton. The driver OF the
oxepovcr IiamiltoniaJi, man3S Sed 10
|,to tho air twice, twenty-five SOC
before the bomb sounded the hour
=. When entries closed. But In the
of the Wind be could not cross The
nr line before the bomb exploded.
d Radey. the remaining member ct
English team, 3lso got up, but loo
Ia compete. Ho returned TO Garth
and went 10 the the stable. Lalh-
|od Moissant assembled again at a:3O
d Although White had won the
b. England, aviators were anxious
|lsh their laps OF tho course.
Running Is Sensational.
n mornings running of the event
sensational in tho extreme. TWO
Alfred lie Blanc and Walter Brook
u The French and American teams,
'rtIyciy, met With accidents. Run
but Of gasoline, lie Blanc lost con-
a hIs dyer and crashed into n tele-
n pole; he cut the pole sharp and
he'd his machine so that II Will he
e for scme time 20 come. He as
4 with slight injuries. while Brook
driying Wright baby racer, had
q troubles just as he got UP. -Four
h eight cylinders missed fire, and.
|7s driving power. the slender BIZ
2 crashed 10 earth. Brookius was
ipy hurt. but not dangerously go.
'qSnder 0gilvie. the Englishman,
|'eted the twenty laps, hut IN the
tlme OF hours, G minutes. 36 SIS
its. Ie had engine trouble and had
forccd TO descend to cooper up his
- Hubert Latham, In his Antoin-
gave q brilliant performance for
n rounds, when the wind swept his
.inc out OF control, Once he came
n icn feet of the crowd, that ran
'cally 10 shelter on the grand stand
lie refused 10 continue longer,
'e that an accident might occur
rounding the dangerous curve just
escn making timo equal to that OF
Try for Altitude.
lne afternoon IIoNsey and Johnstonc.
20 representatives Of the Wright
a made Il flight for altitude. The
eino prevailing made IL dangerous
,'nunue. however, and they returned
q Garth, after being In the air about
~ hour. in which time they mount
Z seout 1000 feet They made spoc-
~ acscents. volplaning to the ground
shls altitude, Both wero cheered
hts - ~
orU after 4 o'clock HoXsey and
-.aionc again tried for altitude The
'p'ons were against them, however,
vas not thought they would at
" much moro than exhibition flights.
Americans Are Merry.
, tae last half hour of time and In tho
desperate effort to retain the Clip,
<- n', The dare devil Nicaraguan colo
't'om Chicago. shouted:
. i s"in5 10 give GrahRme- White a
ssn IL 80. too" said ]. Armstrong
~ VINO made worlds record for
Nv, vi inc other eide or the Allan
A' htayed until Wyumalcn shot
.''ie .'S,su Charlie Hamilton. pale and
h r'iux 'issx. WIN pleurisy, heard his Amer
an, -" ~ Hdtes we're to start. Pull
4 "a ,os. ne !elled at his mechanicians,
ueyeloped engine trouble boweycr
4; sts,, ,moHent he could make an Of
IA 49, was 5:32 p. m, His mechanics
y t5.e desperately to get him away II
"A, hamilton don't try it's said Il mos
IL ~ Ge English team. az he tries
.f M. M tnls s2-mile hour gale with
A 'a''ne OF his, he'll break his
|n'IaI ~, maa been patched lip at the
nd der dU ms fall. Le Blanc 3tamped
|1klnr .""n IN front OF the hsngars,
ma ,a eisasette. Now and then he
Nd. Tb'wl at one of his rnechan.
se.,t avoided their masters eve
|f bad ABOUT with the air Of q dos
~ za,s YEN detected robbing a nest
<Isar-t,a. Blanc. gesticulatine with
Had he did IL"
<lfa,st.. declared, gesticulatiuS witt
sflourh 4, ne y, old II. Ic did not give
.9ls courss nor altogether the dan
~ e mat caused your acci
NJ M English T did did rrSncasnan not anm =, !,
a; yes' Isea dnS my fall. The course i
e,iatoru desperately bad. But 1T n y
c''ble frorss eur, / make the round in M NJ
n men. ho tne dangerous course. bu
-zlhs To- We re.,d did not give me enonsl
'' my se,t tp"1e the race. When qe
he peirni,i pia say to this man: 'Ijoy
Enoueh. g. And he say, Fine, !
nv Behold :, | did not go look al tn
f,o... II 's Tor that have mech
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