The San Francisco call., 1910-11-05
H SONMORAN Fight Will PROVE POPULAR ATTRACTION WITH FANS
DAWSON IN MARMON
Wins 200 Miller
Daring Duel of Speed Demons
Ends in Defeat of the
LOzier Car

| ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. 4.-Joe Daw-
sons Marmon was just three and a
| fifth seconds ahead of Ralph Mulford's
| 200 mile race here today
The duel between these two began
! Immediately after the hundredth mile.
Dawson was then far behind, for he
had been forced to stop at the pits
void of the semblance of a tire and
the iron rim showering sparks as it
ground the track.
! The Lozier stopped soon afterward
| to make a change of tires. putting the
| cars on even terms. Another of Daw-
sons tires fiattened at the one hundred
and fortieth mile, and in the same lap
one of the Lozier tires was reduced
to ribbons.
Thereafter luck kept out of the
game and a new element Mulford' S
daring, replaced II. The Marmon was
running the faster, but on the bad
turn of the track, where two drivers
have been killed. Mulford, with full
speed on, would shoot ahead of Daw-
son, who always played the bad cor
ner safe Dawson waited until there
was less than 20 miles to go and then
showed his car alongside the Lozier.
Milford played the turns desperately
for the next few turns and they went
into the last two mile lap with but a
few inches separating the noses Of the
cars.
Dawson who took it at the highest
speed, shooting into a lead which he
held to the finish Time 2 hours, 81
minutes 1918 seconds
The winner took the Atlanta trophy
and $1,000 in cash; Milford received
$500; Joe Heran, who finished third
in a Lozier, received $500; Galnaw,
mile race, was fourth, taking a 800
cash prize, and Hughes. in another
Falcar, was fifth with $50.
There were Il starters.
The seven events in addition to the
long race were all at 10 to 20 miles.
Two new track records were set by
the EMF at 10 miles and the Mar
Quette-Buick at 20 miles.
The meeting will end tomorrow with
$50 mile race as the feature for a
purse of $4,000, $4,000 and a trophy
going to the winner.
200 mile stock chassis, class B, 451 to GOO
inches for city Of Atlanta trophy and $1,000
cash to the wlnner-Won by Dawson (Marmon) /;
Milford (Lozier). second; Horan (Lozier), third.
Time, 2 hours 81 minutes 12.T 70 seconds.
inches-Won BY F. A whit (E-M-F) Montague
Roberts (Abbott- Detroit, second <. 7. Nc
Kinsley (Elrestone- -Columbus), third. Time,
minutes IL. .66 seconds
Ten mile free for ALL class B-Won By Bob
Burman Quick: C. s. Bragg (F'iat 90). second;
Hugh Harding (Stoddard-Dayton), third. Time.
minutes 3.54 seconds
Twelve mile stock chassis, class B, 231 to 800
inches-Won by Joe Dawson (Marmon); Heine-
mann (Marmon). second; H. Hughes (Falcar),
third. Time, 10 minutes 15.4S seconds
Twenty miles, free for all. class D-Won By
Burman (Marquette- Buick; Bragg (Fiat 90),
second: Harding (stoddard -Daytonl, third. Time,
15 minutes S25 seconds.
Free for all. amateurs-Won by w J. Stod-
dard (Ffat 601; Bob Heitmeyer (Simplex), sec
ond; JACK Rutherford tstearnst third. Time,
minutes 46. so seconds. Distance, 10 miles
Fourteen miles, stock chassis, class B, 301 to
$50 fnches-Won by Dawson tMarmon); Ray
Harroun (4farmon), second; Charles Basle Pope
Hartford, third. Time, IL minutes 3o.S6 sec
onds.
Ten mile free for all handicap-Won by Glenn
ons (McFarlan), minutes SO seconds; Burt
Harding (Stoddard- -Dayton), scratch, third. Han
dicap time, minutes 22.45 seconds.