The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-11
AMONG THV GUHOMODLISTS
fHIRTH-FOCR CARS ENTERED
FOR NEWARK Run.

run NV AVA NJ "
} First Contestant 10 Ne started on ~
Mlle Journey at OClook Thls Moru
ng-PFemleF Owners start fer Gao
Mas Oldsmoblle Reunion at Empire
The New Jersey Automobile and Motto
Club has received thlrty.four entries "a
hs fifteen hour endurance contests whic
i 10 be- started a. o'clock this mornin
from its clubhOuss ia Newark provide
heavy rains do not force a pOstponemenl
The contestants are scheduled 10 max
two rounds OF q course % iii miles. start
ing and finishing each round az the club
house az PARK place and Past PARK stree
I la Newark. Horace 4. ROhnell. Chairman
OF the committee In charge Of the event
: said Yesterday that about o. miles % th
/ route Is over clay roads over which 10 WOul,
be DANGEROUS 10 drive Il they we're soake,
With rain. aud he thought hb cOmnitte,
would postpone the event Il heavy raiI
fell during the ght.
The route 10 be followed BY the contest
ants leads through East Orange. Bloom
/ field. Glen Ridge. MOntclair. Cedar Grove
WAYNE. Pompton Plains. Pompton. Butler
Newfoundla nd. Marcella. Hibernia. Rock
away. Dover l.edEeW OOd. NetcOng. Hack
ettstOwn. Anderson. Port Golden. Wash
inton. New Hampton. Glen Gardner. Gin.
ton. Hamden. FlsmingtOn. Whhehouse
Meckanicsyille. North Branch. SOmer-
Vile Bound Brook. nunellen. Plainheld
Scotch Plains. Mountainside. SprinRfled
aud Irvington back 10 the clubhouse
Checking stations will BE- established al
Newfoundland and Pennington. but no
time will he taken A. these stations. Car,
Nill not be permitted 10 check m ahead Ol
time on pain OF disqualification bur car,
arriving not more han one minute late
viii not hs penahyed The entrants are
all members Of the club. and the cars they
have lentered and their numbers are a.
follows
class 40. George , Eveland. E-M.F:
-. , a. Martin. Mitchell. Y. p. : Hilton.
Regal -. nrlis NJ lpperCu. cadillac
Class 1t. T. e. = McShanc. StOdda d.
DAYTON. :. ! Meyer. Auburn 0. n >.
Seihert. Amplex A.. D. a. Paddock. Haynes
IS D. y CarlOuRh. Franklin. II. !. e. Bel,
Buick Is. :. e. Bell. Buick 10. J. e. Beu
Buick e. Philip Hilton, Fiat: %. ?. J.
Munford. Selden -. James " Ward. Buirk
Class & q. ! Mason. Maxwell. .. !. ".
Mason Maxwell is. y e. Bell. Buick =.
\ " Humphreyvile. Hudson q. = D.. e.
Martin. HupmObils -. l. 4 Wyckon. Ford
~ . l., a. Martin. HupmObile. n. W. p
Ackor Overland ~. l. & Martin. hup-
mobile
Class y . Harold u wilcox. Berkshire
g. X Greene Mercer =. j. " Mason.
Maxwell Z, George j.. Reiss. Overland
AhEFWnVn MuWWHI n NHurlnNrh
franklin -. frank 4. Kramer. lac ksOn
~. ". J lyman. columbia rs. lnglis VI
I ppcr,p. tadlla'
2. 4 CrO=elniire has donated his IOcomo.
bile and Milton u Brown has donated his
SieaTus both TO he used a. OfiCtal cars
Three press ears have been offered Mrs
NJ " Rickev Marmon, George u smith.
q Peerless and u p ilurd q Pope Hartford.
Nearly IN tourists ~tartedifrom this city
Yesterday m the fuent weight ears that
formed the knicketbOcker division Of the
~, ond annual Premier Outin 10 Cape May.
which l. 10 last Tor four days and for which
Vuite q number Of prizes have been offered
The cars gathered 40 the X. VI Owen branch
n automobile row. and after each ~ The
Premi'r~ had been rWhallished With Ameri-
can HaTs and fhe orange and blagkt hammers
adopted by the New Ork division A. their
on t1l rOlOrs he ears we're n-seWbled lu
tllil -nmth street a. columbus ! irrle
The tourists drove over 20 fifth avenue
which they followed down 10 Twentv-third
street and then turned west ~ the Penn
wanna ferry 10 20 IN Jersey city, the
uifis Jl starting place being the Jity Hall in
Jersey civ They had tunc heou az tho
Princeton Inn and remained overnight a.
tho lintel Walton Philadelphia This morn
me tho kniCksrhorkeT division Will he Joined
by the Quaker nv and New Jersey divisions
and the entire party viii drive 10 Cape May
tO-dHi
~ ~ tho owners oT Premier cars in the
Uuting who are driving their own mac hines
-. e. a.
prizes offered Tor the owner, who drive their
cars nearest - the secret Time schedule
81 hy the uflCial pathfnderS for the trip
Raw VI oven has donated a colonial rlosk
chimes q " Oven 4 60 have offered
tire trunk containing luncheon equip
ment tor -iN persons X. lnger-oli New
ora manager for the Owen company. has
offered two large Thermos BOTTLES and
sandU irh hoN IN = leather Casn a. q con
ISOLATION prize Tor the Premier OV nsr having
he hardest lurk on tho trip The total value
Of all the prizes offered u more than 5000
ten John cutting. president ~ mo
Oldsmobile Dompan, " New Nork said
yesterday that hH expects fullv ttu OW ners
Of Olismohiles 20 take part iu The fourth
nldsmobile reunion TO-DAY a. The Empirr
CIV tra"k. The 'ar- are ~ assemble A.
broadway ant ftriv-hr-I street and will
start Tor the Empire track al % orlork this
morning Nhout thirty entries have been
made for the various rarIng events Tor
Old-mObilss
NuKEsHsUET pa June 90 poWerful
racing autos attacked the steep grades uf
the Giant rs Despair course here TODAY
%" drivers tried out their marines for
The htl climbing contest to-morr0U Tn
Ofi, ial statements we're made that some n
The hig cars have ~ the trials broken tho
record ~ I minute 70 - seconds made hy
tho i9n Horsepower Rem car lat year
with Bruce Brown driving This wear tho
l2N REM l. being driven by Edward Hrarne
81 chicago Tho betting s on the Ztp
hurze-pov er Fat car driven nv Ralph De
Palma. Whiyh ls the most powerful car on
tho course The Rem and Tho ~ horse
power Plat driven hy 4 a. bragg are alsu
fayoritss with the crowd Thousands of
persons watched the trial spins up the
course M" road vas some hat wet and
slippery following the night heavy raina