New-York tribune., 1910-12-28
MORE Of GOLF PUTTER AUTO NEWS OF THE DAY
Programme Announced for Meet
at the Guttenburg Track.

/ The programme for the automobile meet
at the Guttenburg track on January was
ANNOUNCED yesterday There will be Ave
races, ranging from five TO twenty miles In
distance The programme and conditions
are as follows:
| No 1-Ffve-nnile stock chassis. Class e:
open 10 cars Under 231 cubic inches dis
placement No 2Ten-mile ree-for,a!I-
/ all No. +Fifteen-nile stock chassis, Class
I II, open to cars from 800 to 500 cubic inches
displacement. No. 5-Twenty- mile free-for-
all. Glass ID.
The races will be open TO any car witch
&C IMPLIES with the conditions named in the
event for which the car is entered.
NcS l and being stock races, cars en-
tered therein must comply In every way
with the rules governing stock races as
| laid down by the American Automobile As-
sociation, and be subject to an examination
by the technical committee of that essocia-
ton.
An entrance fee of $40 will be required IN
Nos. 1. and 4. An entrance fee OF 80 viii
be required in No 3 and fee OF $50 in
No. 3.
of So to the driver, Will constitute first
prize in Nos I and 1. trophy valued az
so5, with a cash prizt OF SO to the driver.
will constitute second prize in the same
races.
4 silver trophy valued at $50. with a ca.n
prize of 800 10 the driver. or fuil casn
prize of 500 will constitute first prize in
No. ?. A trophy valued at $50, with adj
ditioraI so 10 the driver. or s1eo in cash.
will constitute second prize in the same
race.
of s1OG to the driver. or 500 In cash will
constitute first prize in No. . trophy
the driver. or 500 in cash. Will constitute
second prize in the same race.
| Trophies valued at s25 and so will con
stitute first and second prizes in NO. g.
The practice of presenting an automobile
as a Christmas gift has become more fire.
auent of late years. This year a Lozisr
limousine car was given to Bishop John
j. O'Connor. of Newark. by members OF
the Roman Catholic diocese of New Jer-
sey. The car came as a surprise to the
Bishop, a committee appearing at his
home in South Orange with the car The
Bishop was called to the door by the come
n1ittee and the car was presented to him
in the name of the diocese -
While sedate in appearance ard subdued
in color. the large car is one OF the hand
soonest and most complete ever built BY
the Lozier company. Imported broadcloth.
cord and lace trimmings are used in the
interior upholstery, and the fittings and
accessories are complete and In perfect
harmony The door panels carry the Bish-
ops coat of arms. The presentation vas
made by Congressman James A f1dllllI-
Bishop O'Connor, although greatly sur
prised thanked the members Of the COM
mittee and assured them Of his apprecf-
alton of their gift
Among the members of the committee.
Jesides Congressman HaniIl were Supreme
Court Justice James Minturn. Mayor Me-
Bride of Paterson. John OLeary. of Pas
sale: DR.. J. p. Riley. OF Elizabeth. and
E NJ Waldron and Martin Con1boy, OF
Newark.
Roger b Whitman. author Of Motor Car
Principles and engineer for the Bosch
Company. VIII lecture at the open
ing of new term of the automobile schooi
of the West Side branch of the Young Mems
Christian Association. No 31S West 5tth
street. Friday evening. December 80. at
O'Clock. The meeting is open TO the public
and will be held in the auditorium.
Mr. Whitnnan's subject will be The Prin-
cipies and Care of the Magnetic
A duplicate OF the aeropIane in which
Arch Hoxsey made his worlds altitude ree-
ord of II. .47f feet at Los Angeles on Monday
will he shown at the International Aviation
Show. which opens on New Years Eve AT
the Grand Central Palace The particular
one that was made for Russell A. Alger ir
Of Detroit. son of the late Senator and Sec
retary of War.