The sun., 1910-06-13

| The Motor Contest Association reCelNeu
entries Tor each Of the seven classes Of iis
too day endurance run 20 MOniauk Light
aud return. whhrh starts from this city early
tO-mOrToN morning. In nearly every case
the entrants have named the drivers who
viii have charge Of their cars. and the rest
Of the drivers are 10 he announced to-day.
While . majority Of the cars have been en-
tered by branches Of factories or agents
there are a number Of machines thai have
been nominated by private owners. a few
" whom vii drive their own cars,
| A cOnfeiti car TO mark the route for The
contestants will start away from MadlsOG
1 square an hour before The first Of the tourists
IL sent away BY Fred !. Wagner tomorrow
morning This car. . Thomas, will carry
! Raymond Beck. who laid out she route ~
chief of tho bureau Oi tours Of the Auto
Robile Club Of Amsrics. aud i nOS as.o-
clatsd with President WsstEard Oi The
| Touring Club of America. Allen c. Alder
man. president Of the long Island AutOm o.
bile Club and referee for he run. will lead
the progression In his Knox. Ne will he fol-
lowed BY d. a. De l.amater. In the Mitchell
Dacemaking car number Of Oiicial cars
will follow The Mitchell. Including a Chal-
mer-. a Franklin. a Packard. q Palmer
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drivers aud cars entered In The various
classes are a. follows.
Division For ears selling Tor 500 and less
/ Finer -. Cutung, hupmOhlle n T. Gillian.
BSlsloa s,-rOr cars sslias from ssoi to
| a. aoHtWing q. Faster. buick. " ~ NOung
FUvd. v. A. Slarburk. fOri y n. BasbrOrcL,
| Ml trhen
6sislon - FOR cars sslnns from 81 W TO
~ dno " Miles Mclrh. Chalmers. y. 4. Taylor.
EMr. William Sirrohs0n. NltrhClL
Division iA-fVT cars ssling FROM 81 iOi 10
S. pr. " lillian Mana, Buirk. lsuis Slrang.
pttfce Rarine. philip Hlnes. Huick, -. " De
l-auAteT. Mitrheil' PRANK i;ensfn, nulck. Herbert
! . Part. Arburn " nayelpori, hlirs. ThOmas
Wilson, WesicOil' Iohn l.. lNyer. fimgrt
s. GD Waiter y SaHItsWorih. iisynes: George
! Y Mark, Sriien. {. J. nirkman. srankliB
1lSsn ss :, & fsT G1T .s,ins ron SSl 20
knox Arthur COoiuhs. &. q. Y, Ward smith.
Wslch lFUolt
Tvf iisr Smi,S FAT f fdSsi IioBs SSrpSs No. lSa
Strsrps. Walter IOnes. Amme1. v y i1sanl
LusC karic 4. CNnc. AmeHrAn.
Wu.KEsRARRE. June al was decided
to-day 20 postpone the ifth annual nat iOnal
hill climbing contest Of the WilkesbaTTe
Automobile club up The Giants Despair
course until I O'clock on Tuesday after.
noon. The contest comRittee met this
afternoon with the starter fred !. Wagner
aud the referee. 4. n. PardingtOn, and aftef
an examination OF the course which is now
muddy aud slippery, aud in consideration
OF the weather conditions Tor tO-morroW,
u was agreed that II would be best to put
u on until Tuesday All the drivers Who
are here will remain for The race With one
exception
A. r. PardingtOn. former chairman Of
the Vanderbilt cup commission aud SECOND
yice-PIesldeni and general manager Of the
Long Island Motor Parkway. II TO act a.
referee for the hill climbing events Of the
WilkeNbarre Automobile Cluh Tomorrow
on Giant Z Despair Mountain 7. A. Wright
Of the Wilkesharre club. who IL a memlar
Of the contest board Of the American AuB-
mobila Association, u 10 be the contest
boards representative Alden l.. McMurtry
Of the Automobile Club Of America will be
FTed.J. Wagner, the oficial A. A. 4. starter.
will act sa starter.
good hsi of cars and drivers has been
entered for The free for all event, ia which
cash prigeS nf t3s1, siOQ and l2S have been
offered for the three faslesF cars The
entripa In this event include Ralph De Palma
| In Edwurd " e AnOld's lOO horse. power
Plat. q 4 hearne. The Young ChicaEo
driver In The 10 horsepower RenE that
holds BE- record for the grade r 4. Amer
man, Buick Leonard LenRle, Chadwick
STANLEY Martin, houpt Rockwell l. 4. Dis.
brow IN Mrs Cuneo's kno1 titaniess Pred
Belcher Knox. v. wilcox. National and
n. " Holt. POpe- Hartford
All OF these drivers except the winner
vii b. allowed TO compete In he Invitation
event. IN which cash prizes Of $50 and 80
In cash pFi1es IL o. $50. The entries for the
HollenhRck trophy. which must he won three
times before 10 bet ONES he properly of an
RsynSids. Msthe-on Tom kiScSid and
William TOusey In Nationals and y {
ficke. Pope Hartford 4 Iorhin Won the
trophy the hrsi year u vss offered sud .
n the other events include Buick, FOrd.
knOA, MarmOn Matheson, Maxwell Oak
land, Pope Hartford Regal. REQ and War
rem Detroit.
The members Of the Quaker Cty Motor
Club entertained ~ children on the
clubs annual orphans automobile outing
on "Wednesday. The children we're driven
20 Willow Grove Park and members Of the
club and other autOmobilsts Of Philadelphia
donated 81 cars for the use Of The youthful
gue@ta. The committee IN charge vas made /
up Of Evans Church. chairman william 4
Jackson. A. 7. James. D.. n. LeVis, v n
Morgan aud Edgar Shrieve
John T RaInIers advocacy Of great
the enect of bringinG the subj hject prominently
before New York automobile racing en-
thuRias sis who are keenly Interested IN /
cOntesta on racetracke. During the past
Tensraily discussed Informally amonF
Oflcers and members Of the Motor RartnE
Aaa0riati0n and also among the members 1
generally Of the metropolitan automobile |
trade AZ direct result 0f Mr.. RainieF's |
appeal syndicate Of motorists has been !
tentatively formed 10 investigate the pOs- I
abilities Of such a course ~ Recommended /
BY Mr.. Rainier within OF near New YORK |
It Il understood that this syndicafe will |
have close afSiliatiOn with the Motor Racing I
Association and that he latter will b. pre- /
pared 20 assume the control Of a mot OrdFOme |
-. ha I'D
ayndiraie n already In negotiation with a /
wealthy corporation that has under con- |
sideration the construction Of an antOmO-
nile speed course somewhat on The lines Of |
the bTooElsnds track In Fngland Nor 4 |
this the only plan growing out of the well i
defined demand for q metropolitan motor /
drOme trartion company In 2 nearby |
New Jersey county has already called In an /
archiie ect 10 Asure upon plans and prepare I
an estimate for the construction Of q two /
mile automobile speed course. Several /
wealthy automobile racing enthusiasts
in the vicinity Of Greenwich and stamford.
Conn have q site In view Just across the
Connecticut line which they declaFe will he
ideal ioT ul0tOFdFome purposes. but which
q little too Tar distant from this city, being
about thirt 1--we miles away
Among those who have strongly In
dorped Mr. Ralnier's views h A. b COrdner,
of the Motor Racing AsnOciation and chief
dirertoT Of the tgent y-four hour races held
at the Beach track. MT. COrdneT has re-
ceived communications from nearly q score
Of persons and concerns Who believe they
can hirniph the IDEAL location for a motor. /
drOme We has alsO been In communtca-
ton uith several corporations that have
expressed a desire 10 participate In the
ner therefore h probably the hest in
formed peraon on the situaiiOn at the
present time.
indOrss the views of Mr. Rainier In hIs
Advocacy AZ the aafeaf and faafeaf aus.,,... l
bile speed course possible for New Y0Fk
CITY. says NJ. COrdner. \ helirvs with