New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-11-18
AUTO NEWS OF THE DAY.
milford and Koran May Drive in
Santa Monica Race.
OLDFIELD MOST CoNTRlTE
Acknowledges That He Regrets
His Fight with the American
Automobile Association.

The I,ozfer racing team arrived n Nsx
York from Savannah By boat yesterday
morning In the party were 6. \. Eraise
advertising and racing manager % ths
Iozier Motor Company; Ralph MuIford.
who drove the car winning fourth place.
In the Grand Prize race. and Joe Koran,
who drove the car winning fifth place Mr.
F.mise said the two machines were In con-
dition to enter another race as trying and
difficult as the Savannah Grand Prize
without adjustment These two cars whlcn
were the same which had been used at
Atlanta where Koran won the Atlanta
trophy, are strictly stock cars. and the one
used by Mulford was the same as Won
the Elgin national stock chassis race. 1t
also was the same car which he drove
In the Vanderbilt Cup race The LOzier car
will be represented in the Santa Monica
road race on Thanksgiving Day and Null
ford and Koran may drive
on the same boat were cars Nos and
fS. the Pope artfOrds. which were driver
by Charles Basic and Louis Disbrow. They
will go into the shop and be thoroughly
overhauIed. This car viii also be repre-
scented in the Santa Monica fixture and
driven by a Western man.
Speaking OF t-laTleS GdStttg 4 IFI " d--Fer
is telling a good story about his WONDER
fuI dreaming ability. At Atlanta he came
down TO the breakfast table one morning
and said: II dreamed last night that
Church was going to be hurt to-day
Church was hurt that day The next
morning he came down and said: IT
dreamed last night that I was going to be
hurt to-day 1 don't believe III drive
rJ-,+ oo-rv,afaJ m +aL- cffr his cur
and sure enough he was injured.
The next morning Fred Wagner went
downtown and on the way stopped az
the telegraph Office. He brought back a
telegram for Basic Coming into the hotel
lobby the first person he saw was Basic
who said: Last night T dreamed Z had A
telegram from the RenaUlt people asking
me 10 drive for them Wagner said. hand
ing him the telegram: Here It IS" Ths,-
were startled end a bit nystifed 10 frd
that the telegram was from the Renauit
people asking Basic TO drive for them.
Barney OIdfeld had been standing near
and overheard the whole conversation.
Gee" he burst in. dream that the \.
\. \. reinstates mer'
OIGfeId feels That he ias made great
mistake in the action he took with regard
to his fight with the national governing
body At Atlanta he was 50 much out Of
It that he felt decidedly honesicE- He vas
allowed to enter the Enclosure. by the way.
but q big policeman kept right behind him
all the time with orders 70 stop him If he
tried 10 so on to the track He achnovi-
edged 10 several persons that he was in
wrong" and said that --Bflr' Pickers, his
manager. was to blame for getting him
into that position. There IS. however. no
particular hope for Barney from the
y. y. 4.
There viii be some automobile racing at
the old Gutenberg track. at North Bergen.
y. J., on Thanksgiving Day There viii
be six races. comprising a five-mile. ten
mile. ffteen-miIe. twenty-miIe and twenty
f1ve-niIe. all for professional drivers and
a ten-miIe race for amateurs The races
are open to dealers Of Hudson County or
10 any member Of the New Jersey Trads
association. More than 500 in trophies
has been offered. There will be no charge
for parking space The races will start
at 10 O'Clock They are under the manage
ment Of c. d. COrbett, of Jersey C1ty