New-York tribune., 1910-08-20

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= s-earns round and round for
c,euirs III more distance with each
81 the third hour he was thirteen
-sas6 Of his nearest competitor and
&c lead with ease Charles Basic
-raee tiII the 1o4th mile, when
ss--.,;el,a5 II 10 Bill Esndicott and the
- eoi7E through the fence He
- sr5 sl1 20 midnight there was
so,,6ert o. any kind
~eas The crowd was sio~ IN getting TO
81 a+ S.sa O'Clock there we're proba-
- ts, stands 70 see the start
y. Rorlevs-d came q long string of
Their lights could be seen
!, ard or of the foliage along the
The marking arrangements were
and -bs-e vas no such congestion
-. ras a the race IN May.
--.-s.t .,self was never in better con-
TIE frequent rains OF the last few
= belped out the oil and the result
s.noothe-. harder packed surface
..s spe which benumbed the arms
:. s-,ve-s a. she May contest
- -bs hour fcr the start drew near the
- became intense. The long
urf.s 0f the calciuns. the roar Of
s,Asus-g. TIE CLINT Of the red tail lights,
- Of the crowds about the pad
~ ms q the crews ar the camps
s.,g-r Tres. and. above al. the iTnnli-
,s-s n 6eati. sitting a. the elbows Of
=. s5-srs. combined 10 create a vivid
-s-sl impression
-ss-s las been great interest IN this
Il esrt-ing about the entries, seldom
l. an event Of this nature. one Of
- Ess the : 2. -. entry. This car
good showing a. the matinee races
sr SATURDAY and much was expected
81 that when The announcement was
z5f Efils the cars we're lining Up that
n had been withdrawn d TnUrmur Of
sEsointneut went through the stands.
grew 10 al audible complaint when
hard working announcer added that
Fist entry Vas also out Ralph
Palma was 10 have driven this car. II
ne same cue which Parker smashed
7zyh lhe fenc- On last Saturday. The
vas knocked completely out Of align
II and one Of -re officials Of the Fiat
1srv explained -Har it had been i'm
SHE ro get Tie car back into shape in
r 90 maze q star
e. 81 seven cars At the TOP. a good
sH6 q well mat red ore, Fred Wae-
z7thout whom 40 race promoted by
Nvter Racing AsScciation would be
ezzsie. dned -ha0 up Al SIS O'Clock
HfioeHtialiT explained - them the
II Of The contest and gave them some
berry ad~ics ss ~ the condition Of the
lz near Tho pole. and then introduced
arTers 10 william J. Loeb. jr., Col
~ q ne PORT who handled the pistol
y a0eqgsrelr
asizai.E t5e SJea-ns ar. driven by Cy-
faisc'lke. 5uupel into the lead. Close
- cane Charles Basic. IN the Mathe-
7a1e distinctive by d coat Of white
- both driven and mechanic were in
q snd Te-- easy ~ pick out, even IN
stsH-o -ooscurIr- gf the track. Then fol
- Noe Trekas. driving the Alien
--''o1 eut--. and the others: Bill Endi-
70 the Cole George Anderson, in the
SID HaE owen. n the Marion, and
I'a-F Marin ~ -he Houpt
sss evident from the first that the
2 EeTe driving with extr~ne caution TIL
sd fel- oEr me condition OF the
f. EarseHhe turned the first mile in
LIE 49, seconds rather slow for the
llls n the grind. which Is usually rgp
-a7' Tine During the first few miles
q he also rams" seemed 10 ne hav-
JOY ride Each driver made the
-efeus cement rGrns vide and eau
-, out q rae- came 70 know the
= her feet drove down the acceIera-
-ae ezlsus- tubes spat flames and
- IKE infant cannon and the speed
R7asszd
'.s-iihe opened Up the distance gradu-
HlLn Basle and MS Matheson AID
7i'et Kingston and cole entries show
s'e,T lglt Tor a place He steadily
'p The speed TIL at the end Of the
e had created new record for the
4'1. Of q tRenry-four hour contest,
covered ffry-seven miles in the
IAnutes- The AIatheson and Charles
81 vas second. rfty-tvo miles; Bill
- - was third with his Cole, at forty
ies The others were George AndeT-
- e--iaid. fo-t--eiEl5t miles, TTekas.
-.-S.-ii'gstofl- forty-seven miles; Wally
AsI1oH, fg~-y-siz miles. and Stanley
- Houpt fo~ts-Eve miles.
!. second hour was marked by some
-. ~'s2ie Tho Stearns entry left the
-. ne eigbtv-niuth mile, which gave
=, Q Basic and his Natheson. Basle
Ae l"l-Hiie mark IN IL minutes
oas Al 10 miles Basle tlcked
- fence a. the upper turn, after
-. NE ieft rear tire, and went
- INTO Tie green where the COW lives
-, ~ al ire matinee races at
-. be vas Of long enough TO give
he he lead again.
h 1elo hour record showed Patschke
>'earnF leading. with lG7 miles, five
'.4ia tie record made last year by
h-rs hzsie and the Matheson were
Z WIN i94 miles. Bill Endtcott and
- Iad third, al ainety-nine miles.
ts,.' no change IN the other relative
Der. except that Wauy owen had
ksg, "a. retiring Trekas and the Allen
8 ~, % sixth. George Anderson in
- was fourth Charles Basic
Ts-, A-alheSon round 70 the paddock.
hs1. Was instantly surrounded by
ses,s nurses He was IN for about
- 's Minutes. and when he took the
y - go after losing twenty-four miles,
ea with a storm Of cheers.
tsa... ia hour score showed many
eas TIE wheel of tire AIatheson
a. - cost the car its place and sent
sa.g '@'l end The Stevens car still
4s' miles. ard the falling back
fne'-Slheson -aiheson gave second place 10
p s'll snd the Cole. with la miles
y 7hs.s ''u lao moved up q notch and
8. bro.-. Win l43 miles. while Trekas
~ sssht , the AIlen-Kingston car from
ass 'vurth. with I42 miles 10 his
Martin was a good fifth. not
ss5s. numerous excursions into
ss... i9r minor troubles The Mar
4 SKI, marcel Basic brother of Charles.
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