The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-20
SNAKE HILL
 CLIMB LOOKS
 LIKE SUCCESS
Local Auto Dealers An nounce Committee to Have
 Charge of Event
TOUGH CLIMB IN THIS HILL
Many Autoists Have Tried the Job and Pronounce
 It Difficult

From all appearances the Bridgeport Automobile Dealers Association will which is to be held on Memorial Day at Snake Hill, in Fairfield. in substitu-
 tion for the Sport Hill climb. which has been an annual event for the past few years, but which was given up
 because of opposition encountered since
 the last climb. It will be the first
 They are going about making the
 climb complete as they went about
 armory. which was an Instantaneous
 success. Though the climb is still a
 number of weeks off. the association
 has met a number of times. appoint
 ing committees and officials which
 they announce today for the first time,
 as follows:
 Rantz, president, J. J. Kerwin, vice.
 president; J. L.. Blooner, secretary; F.
 W. Tomlinson, treasurer; Vance Shear
 CT, chairman of entrees; Harry Ash
 more, chairman of, advertising: J. J.
 Kerwin, chairman of hill and roads: H. D. Gates, chairman of military and program; Stanley Kellogg, chairman on motor cycle events; Fred Mills, chairman on badges and arm bands; F. H. MacFarlane, chairman, on sil- on military transportation and lunch; J. B. Lyford, chairman on judges stands.
 Contest committee: Vance Shearer, Stanley Kellogg, Fred Mills, Ralph M. Barnes, Augustus Wood, T. R. Aston, George PIatt; H. P. Miller. F. Harry Ashmore. H. D. Gates, W. E. Seeley, F. H. MarcFarlane, Charles Vanstone. s; T. velie, J. B. Lyford, sfifr. St fpsfs' = N- 7 gnu
 List of officials: Referee. Thomas IT. NJ spgrrS and 11dEss oande hante 6aph eieph of course, F. A. Strong: assistant clerks of course; F. H. Macfarlane. l Ralph 2. Sherwood, Bernard setzer, Staples. A. H. Garfield, c. s. Hadley l Arthur w. Robinson, Wilmot F. | Wheeler, W. F, seeley and H. D. Gates.
 Starter: !. B. Lyford.
 Timers: A. P. Warner, A. K. r. Wat | son. Charles Vanstone. A. McNeil. Jr;, George Platt and F. w. Tomlinson. . umpires: H. D. Miller. E. J. Naylor, E. Boyle, Carl c. Beck. Vance Shearer. J. J. Kerwin, Harry Ashmore. E. M. | Jennings, Stanley Kellogg.
 Announcers: J. L.. Boomer, Charles H. Wheeler Fred Mills, Alex Mclean. T. R. Aston, M. v. Schenck. J. N. | Augustus Wood, s. T. Velie,
 Surgeons: Doctors. F. M. Tukey. F. [. Day, C. c. Godfrey, C.. N; Haskell. Robert C. [ Lynch Es R. A. " L9ekhaGt. rs 3ar +soG J. D. Gold, J. H. Budau, T. E: Ellis, E. c. Graves, E. F. Blank. c, L. Banks.
 Chief of Hospital Corps: pr. Fred J. Adams.
 TeIephone chief: A. L. Berthelson.
 Telephone assistants: ". B. Long len and c. P. Griffin.
 General committee of the course: Mayor E. T, Buckingham. Hamilton Shelton, Judge Edward P. Nobbs. Louis Kutcher, Jr., DeVer H. War ger, sR w Hanke, B. A. Godfrey. J, Brereton. George w. Jackmar. E. P. Bullard, F. B. Hastings. Charles E. stagg. s. H. Wheeler. George Lang lon, c. D. Cleveland. H. B. Curtis. W. 5. Feel. Jr-, Jesse B. Cornwall, IIo- me Orcutt and John H. Spitler.
 The next meeting of the contest committee will be held at the Strat- ield on Tuesday evening, April 26. at
 o'clock; Though the plans have numerous entries have been received, assuring that the climb win be even nore warmly contested than those of sport Hill fame.
 Since the hill has been announced, he hill, while a number of racers have sone over the course. It is the opin- on of all that it is more difficult in scent than Sport Hil. which is an r. Snake HilI is situated in Fair eld. From Fairfield avenue take senter street, which is at the town all, and on which corner the Congre- ,ational church is situated. Turn to hen to the end of the road, turn to ight and across two bridges, which Till bring the passenger to the foot of he hill