The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-13
stand corner, but then he Paima's WAS
nowhere 10 be seen.

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stops on Hack stretch.
,rllousanos of watchers in the dense
is packed graiidstanus slowly ticked
ID the two and a half minutes OF De
Palma's vantYgc, while his holpers
stool on tipt6c or Climbed seahtlihsa
In their pit, peering vainly to catch
sight of him He had stopped on
the back stretch, out OF the race, WIN
q broken cylinder
When HeInery roared across the fin.
ish n few minutes later II was n ques-
tion whether Bruce Brown could get
in quick enough to beat him. on run,
ming time, Bruce Brown had starteu
three minutes later than Hemery. Bob
l3urman was a lap behind the Benz
men ut the finish. More than any
from the burning up OF tires, stop.
ming nine times and putting on ten
new tires. In the last 100 miles, how,
ever. bad luck let him alone. and
he ran into nm easy third position.
Harry Grant winner Of the Van
Gerbilt Cup tltis fall. led all the Amer
ioans In his Alec until the 1i5th. mile
when engine trouble stopped him In
the track at remote turn
Arthur Chevrolet in Marquette
BuiclS did FAST work for about lou
mites, when o broken crank shaft
stepped him for good ia
The Lozier pair Joe Koran and
ralph milford, both of whom hnlsheo'
tie race, held a duel of their own
about fifty miles in the rear of !, inc NJ
showing them to he tied to the ffac.
tlGrL OF a second at the ~ mile marx
Koran. winner of the S",OUo speed.
way Grand prize at Atlanta on Monuai
OF this week. dropped slowly pehlno
milford. who finished about four MN.
utes ahead OF him. Milford was fonrlh
and Heran fifth. while twenty SECONDS
behind Koran was Joe Dawson's Mar.
mon car, which almost overlook .tora l1.
I'm Tho last lap. Dawson was the last
man TO finish. all the starters beins
cht of the race with broken engines.
FULLY 10000 spectators saw the race.
Mother Grects Him.
Bruce Browns mother, who woulu
gladly give him 100000 If he would
stiye IN racing. was one of the tirst TO
erect the victor when he came to THO
stand. Though clad in white she iiunS
hsi.s arms around her sons greasS anu
air,v form and kissed him two or tnree
times. while the crowd cheerod wllnlS.
EoIIowing is a table of tho standing
of the contestants: r,
Driver and car. 'oS''ioh' -. a.
D. Bruce Brown lBenz> ~ s .:s:,:n 80
Victor Hemery tRen"l..' $50 ~
Bob Burman lMarauette ,,,o
Buick ................ $50"
Ralpb milford CLoaicr).. .tSa:aa
Joe Koran Uozier)..... s.so:oo
Joe Dawson (Alarmon) 6'"";zs
R0lpO uS HSAlibE NIleefb NNs'
Louis Wagner CF,iag. out at Soa miles;
w i'PSs' uaupt eriao, out at 40 miles:
Harry Grant tAlco,. out at $50 miles:
engine trouble.
: Arthur chrevrolet (Maruuette-Buick),
out at 145 miles; broken crank.
Louis Basic (Pope- hartford). out al
SEQ miles; leaking piston
Louis Disbrow (Popc- Elartford), oul az
I45 miles; engine trouble.
sJoe Dawson tMarinon), out a. q
miles; broken shaft.
Felix Navarro UFiatl. out at go miles
axle and tire trouble.
Later, Dawson replaced Harroun (Mar
mon.
Bruce Brown won tho grand prize
gold cup and about $4,000 In cash
Hemery won about $4,000 In cash
Burman won about $4,000, which in
cludes tho $1,000 for being the frs
American to finish in on American cat
Wagner lad two ribs broken whcl