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The Detroit times., 1911-08-28

DENVER. Colo.-Because he made
so much noise when he coughed that
he was arrested for disturbing the
peace, Ole Skfnden, a victim OF
asthma, got a permit from the health
once to cough ,unmolested.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-28

SOUTH ORANGE, N. J.-William f.
virgins, whose home Is on the divid-
ing line between South Orange and
Newark, has asked the authorities TO
determine in which place he may vote
and pay taxes.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-28

MASSILLoN, .Ohio-Sauerkraut will
be tried as a winter diet at the state
hospital and physicians are to take
observations OF the mental and ply
steal condition OF the patients.
The Detroit times., 1911-08-28

SCRANTON, Pa. The stork
brought a baby girl to the home OF
Charles r. Connell just in time to
save 100000 provided In the child's
will.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-06
NO come BACK
FOR OWEN MORAN
Too Much Booze Has Played Havoc
With Interior Department, End
ing His Championship Chances.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 5.-owen
Moran will never again be the sturdy
tighter he was when he knocked out
Bat. Nelson. Now. that Lightweight
Champion Wolgast has disposed of
the little Briton, SO easily, local
sports are recalling the words of
Charley Harvey, Moran's manager.
who said month ago, that all he ex-
pected out of Moran was two or
three more good fights.
Moran, according to those closest
to him, tried the impossible; to keep
in championship form and travel the
booze route, too. His decline dates
from the time he whipped Nelson,
since which time he has gone pace
that would have made the widest
excesses of Young Corbett seem like
period OF abstinence.
Harvey knew Moran had played
havoc with his inside workings and
that is why he put Moran through
such long training siege up In the
mountains. Harvey actually thought
Moran was in his old form, but It
didn't take more than a round to
show that Moran had refrigerated.
Right now. Moran's friends think he
could make the hit of his life as a
temperance lecturer, citing himself
what the cup that cheers will do To
one.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-06
Tigers 8, White Sox l; Willett and
Cobb SignalIy Distinguish 'Emselves

Official attendance. 1851. But Il was
Wflietts two sacrifice flies are nigh
for the local park this year.
Tvs second triple was what put
Young Cy Young on the shelf
zeider. the terrible pinch hitter. fall
"a 20 get one safe on Wfllet In -FOUR
appearances.
Everybody ON the benches prayed Tor
cloud blew around.
HuRhie disappeared when the game
started, but it's a cinch he saw IL from
some spot or other.
It's Impossible ito overlook Harry
Lord for that an-American league
team.
Jimmie Block looked q lot more like
q real catcher than he has In any prior
games against the Tigers
wiliett has learned 20 take Q look at
the runner as he swings, and wastes
the ball. n the man starts to steal.
Ralph Works HASN'T been about the
ball yard since Saturday. Rumors that
ne 10 III or married are both anoat
"Hepl" yelled the crowd at Young
Cy Young when he retired from the
slab. Young CT grinned and "hepped"
too.
Memories of old come back TO Harry
Tuthill these days when he swings q
towel as he did In Young corbetts cor
ner.
wiliett came near having a perfect
batting record for the day. Lord rob-
bed him OF IT, by cutting down 2 ter,
bad bounce.
The one run that the sox scored was
NV n marrow squeak II looked 20 many
a. n StanaRe had raked In Cobb's throw
I'm time TO get Mcintyre at the plate.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-06
TROTTERS
W|LL SOON RAGE
AROUND ZOO
That Il the Confident Prediction Of
One of the Worlds Great
est Professional
Drivers.
Development Of the Modern Trotter
Is eniy Nearing It's Climax
Says Doc Tanner.

"The time is not far away" said
Doc Tanner. trainer Of the Billings
string. when a three-year-old trotter
will go mile In race In two min
utes."
The argument behind Doc Tanner
prophecy Is that the trotting horses
are just reaching the right stage or
their development.
Five or six years ago II was con-
sidered. remarkable when q three
year-old trottsr could circle the track
In 2:13 or ala In one Of the great fu-
turity races.
Every year since then. there has
been a distinct Improvement In time
and the climax was reached when
Colorado Il trotted In a three-year-olC
race In 2:04 ga. This was a fast
er mile than any aged stallion ever
had trotted In q race up TO Ave years
ago.
Then, last week, at North Randall.
w. j. Andrews drove Margaret Pa
rish q last half in 100 LIZ. This
performance shows that a horse do,
not need TO reach maturity In order
to accomplish the greatest results H..
racing.
II il a remarkable fact that more
has been accomplished In so years
devoted to the development OF the
trotter than in 800 hundred years de-
voted to the development OF the run
ner.
Indeed, there Is distinct parallel
between the runners and the trotters.
For the last 100 years the runners
have been very carefully bred. and
IL has been demonstrated time and
time again that a runner at three
years of age has more speed than an
aged horse.
Instances In proof of this are the
remarkable races OF Broomstick.
Colon and Sysonby.
II. three years ago, any lover OF
the horses had been bold enough TO
predict that colt trotter--like Col
orado E, would negotiate a mile In
2:04A, he would have been led down
before the probate Judge in short
order
The truth is-according to Tanner
that our trotters are developing so
rapidly that even the most optimistic
cannot keep in touch with them.
This great trainer and driver pre-
diets that the time Is coming. and Is
not far on. when three-year-old trot-
ters-not one, but many OF them
will, In a contest, do the mile in two
minutes.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-06
scHAEFER TO ATLANTAi
Southern Bugs Think They Have
Chance to Get Him AZ Manager.

ATLANTA. Ca. July Git In re-
ported In local base ball circles that
Manager Otto Jordan OF the local
Southern league club. viii resign and
that Herman Schaefer. now with the
Washington Americans, will succeed
him as leader OF the team. Though
the story cannot be confirmed. II IL
believed that the only hitch In the
plan would be In securing the release
OF Schaefer from Washington. He
has previously expressed desire to
identify himself with a minor league
club In the capacity OF manager or
part-owner. and as he is popular here,
his coming would be move that
would make a big hit. II Is said that
Jordan will be traded to Washington
for Schaefer. as McAleer wants sec
ond baseman.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-06
bat the Box Scores
demonstrate to the Fan

~ cobb--oh. lock u up. !.
The Yankees made nineteen
@|[8 on the Athletic pI.chers.
11<'s lot Of work for . Tim
&|1c<oo day.
pI<tsburo ought 20 have . slight
@1o. on ct. louis for the rest Of
|@1 week q she viii be hooked up
@|<1 Brooklyn, while the Cards
rr< <ackiino the leaders.
1nh. Mccarthy. o. PittsburG,
made q home run, winning the
1&r1e and accepted fourteen
c11nces ~ second, . new seasons
-ounss Raymond 70 pitching
.&r@I -orofessIona ball around New
#cf< The pay lsn't n good -
'|1n he was = regular. bat the
rates. ere more fIexihls and high
1.|I. more accessible.
rs cublxed Boston team show
- is Ikr attempted stand against
@r< tkirn that Il q slmpse ir1pos-
|.is. 4 drofped three out Of four
|<1out half trying.
II|N4HNAs8 - Wv - DS-~
@|@|isnd paying pitcher che Giants
Save. Although the RUDE II way
&.1r Elk feet All. u took Mcoraw
.1,1.. time % ssee" him.
|>&. Jennings quIt7 Well he's
.<.r suspension FOR TOO much ag-
@F&&<Ivsnoss and 90 long 40
- .nsoer q TOO rabid 10 have
&-cun1 n looks as though he had
Kick o. two left.
loo jackson whaIed 20 the tune
a NO singles, : double and .
|@|c|e- And yet eosners wants 20
&1|1cako this fellow. Brush him
IS and he would probably wind
~ ~ rear admiral Of q street car.
&sktr made fifteen hits In the
#..-oame Ysnlsee-AthietIc serIes.
me Giants have won only three
1&>aos cut o. twelvs from the
r1|IiIss and the Cubs have lost
.r|Y enc game out Of eight 70
rocIr'n nsH. Yet the Cubs lead
|1r Giants BY only half . game.
F4nny |snt ~
The Detroit times., 1911-07-06
HYDR0PLANE MILE
IN 63 SECONDS
That Is the Promise Made by James
A. Pugh for Today's Task Of
Disturber II.

DUBUQUE. Iowa, July 6.-commo-
dore James A. Pugh. OF Chicago to-
day is figuring on breaking even more
records than he did yesterday with
his hydroplane. Disturber II. He now
holds all speed records for fast
travel upon the Mississippi. The big
event OF the day was the race OF big
boats, which VIE run IN driving
rain. Red Top III, considered con-
tender, was forced to drop out.
Pugh today promised to make q
mile in SO seconds. He will attempt
to break all records In a twenty-mile
race against time.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-06
THE TIMES SPORT PAGE
Clear The De(t5 for
Washington, Hsu Wonder

Ty Cobb. Joe Jackson. iris
Speaker and other famous
American league outfielders
will be forced to take TO the
tall timber when Long, OF Gads-
den. Ala. reports to washing
ton. This young man. who Is
a discovery OF Mike Kahoe,
leads his league In base run
ming and batting. and Is. ac-
cording TO Kahoe. the fastest
man he ever saw. Kahoe saw
him beat out an infeld hit.
steal second. third and home
with the winning run In the
tenth inning. That certainly is
going seme.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-06
WEIGH Eats Only Cress
at WOIgast's Banquet

SAN FRANCISCO, July 6.-With
Freddie Welsh, most probably his
next opponent. as his chief guest, Ad.
Wolgast gave big banquet last night
and early today In local cafe The
affair was preliminary TO- the Tight
weight champions departure for Los
Angeles
Tom. Jones, Wolgasts manager and
Baron Long, welsh's pilot, discussed
the possibilities OF a Wolgast-Welsh
battle during the festivities and Jones
said: ''Wolgast is willing to box Welsh
on Labor Day, but Freddie will first
have to put up $4,000 side bet"
Freddie thinks referee Jack Welsh
"Baited" Moran too much In the
Fourth OF July fight and 1t is likely
that he will insist on some other ref
cree.
Welsh, who Is a strict vegetarian.
declined any Of the fancy victuals and
bubble water, consuming only olives,
watercress and Ice water.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-06

to get the little crowd deeply excited
at any stage.
/. II was just one of those afternoons
In which q loyal bug feels relieved OF
responsibility and can sit In the
shade and enjoy his little gloat for
nine pleasant innings.
There was lot more pulling for
New York than the Tigers. the belief
being obvious that Chase's men were
the team that needed telepathic sup
port. Thousands OF thought waves
were flashed across the miles inter
vening between the parks. and.
Though the -orewd- had -leaxe-the
field with the result in doubt, who
n there who can say that the message
The Detroit times., 1911-07-06

Walter Cox has become a member OF
that Organization -the- GFaRd
Circuit trainers automobile owners
club, and Barney Oldheld, In his palmy
days was a careful, slow-going driver
compared with the New Hampshire
man. Cox, by the way, had a letter
from Dick McMahan the othersday In
which Dick said that all he had that
looked up TO shipping TO the races
was Brace Girdle and an auto. He told
Walter he could bet on the Eighty
mare and use the winnings to buy
gasoline for the machine.-Boston
Globe.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-06

didn't strengthen the nerves OF the
Yankees In that ninth-lnning rally
that put the Tigers on topf
II you have tears, prepare TO shed
them now.
We lose Umpire Mullen for the
rest of the home stand. He and good
Bill Evans were ordered away yes
terday. In their places we are. II
il rumored, likely to get Six
o'Loughlin and Tommy Connolly.
though this IL by no means certain.
Mullen IL going TO be a good UNI
pire. aometime. II Ban -keeps send
ing him around a season or two more
with peerless Bill, he can't help but
The Detroit times., 1911-07-06
Expect New swimming Marks.

NEW YORK. July 6.-Dick Frizeile,
the crack New York Athletic club
swimmer, formerly OF the st. Louis
Athletic club, IL confident that he can
set some new marks at the swimming
meet to be held at Sheepshead Bay on
Saturday.
I'm from Missouri, you know, and
you're got to show me why Charley
Daniels records won't be pie for me-
he said.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-06
Five Days for Hnghie
Is Dictum From Ban

,sThe management OF the Detroit
club was notified Thursday morning
that the indefinite suspension OF
Manager Jennings and Pitcher Sum-
mers had been changed to FIVE days.
This will allow both to get back into
the game next Monday.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-06
packey Wants 10 Meet Ad.

CHICAGO. July 6.-Packey McFar-
land is thirsting for the blood Of AID.
Wolgast Back from an easy victory
in Albany, N. Y, Packey says he H.
more certain than ever that he can
make AID. listen to the fateful count
The boys may he matched in the fall
as Packey has received ovortures from
James Coffroth for Labor Day scrap
In Frisco.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-06
.~s and Views
Truth and Sincerity

s. PAUL HALE BRuskE.
1.. ~ the ancient truisms OF nat.
.| history a the fact that II 10
|.|..II@ impossible to persuade a
.|/<<| 70 remain long on the
.11 The same tendency TO great
.1os n now being manifested by
Detroit Tigers. A glance at the
-<1/1<e tables win demonstrate
|1ck 70 the most casual observer.
[.|[ frst: Philadelphia second!
here have We beheld that order
- 4. il,s trina. Furthermore. It's
.|< 20 remain true for some Tune:
there ever was club which
.&1I 20 Be slumping, that club ID
Athletics.
|'|Is theory il advanced despite the
~ that Connie Mack's men have
<4 licking the Yanks with consid-
@1Ie regularity. and have az yet
|1<n no tendency TO develop q
|/|1< Of defeats. II II based on the
|.|ous condition, that the Athletics
|[|er1 have been slipping until the
I now seems to have no reliable
&1< time ! club wins string OF
1<. 10 which Il IL consistently out
[<e1 the element or luck In playing
1|1 part A the proceedings. That
<.1t what has been happening TO
IS Athletics nt washington and New
I[< The Mackmen have been fortu-
~ Ia punching their hits, and. by
|11II{utinE pitchers IN nearly every
||1e. had managed TO win BY small
@<1ins until yesterday.
hat sort Of stun can't last long.
11Is,a pitchers must take radical
bee or the Tigers viii open up
me Tigers haven't blooming
1E 10 do AL day today. for the
eastern club able TO reach the
{ ~ Philadelphia. which win play
1mo with Cleveland.
omorrow the Tigers begin home
MD 81 16 games. In which they
~ each Of the eastern clubs IN
Warrington win be frst ON the Ms
- the Nationals are due In town
IS afternoon. Gray, walker, Groom
"A johnson will undoubtedly twtri
IS four games here, and they COM
I4c pretty nifty stan. Lafltte,
|<eIy. Works and Wiliett win prob
'|y comprise Manager Jsnnings' 90
<[ion. though there 10 possibility
|.< NuIlin may set into one Of the
||0es Big George IL practicing reg
&r|< now. and = rapidly rounding
IS shape.
1I9I,t now the star OF the club IL
'11cetionably Wfllett. For the nrst
|re this year, Edgar n really In
ABE. He had the Sox under such
|1eII<1,t discipline yesterday thar
.< would lie down and roll over &C
'.mand Also they would rear up
a bark Had there been any blaz-
S hoops Of fre handy. Edgar would
|1onbtodly have had the foe Jump
+ through them
Win Tyrus. The Peach. TRIPPING or
.e[hins three out OF four times mp
I with, Bush or ones always on
rs ahead Of him, the combat failed
The Detroit times., 1911-07-06

on oimstead. in ala innings. Al
bat agaInst--Young, IS; Olmstead. IL
Three-base hits--cobb g. struck out
BY Willett (Block. Olmstead): by
Oimstead 4 (Jones) Bases on balls
on Young, 3; on olmstead. l. Double
piays--Bush and O'Leary and Della
hanty: Mcconnell and Tannehill and
Zeider. First base on errors-Detroit
.; Chicago 1; Left on bases--Detroit 6;
ana and Mullen. Attendance-l,6s1.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-06
PRINCE HENRY TOUR ON.
Biggest Of European Auto Events Hal
Started From Homburq.

HOMBERG. Germany, July g.
With 81 German and more than a
score OF English entrants. headed by
Prince Henry OF Prussia, the annual
Prince Henry automobile tour start.
ed here today. The route passes
through many parts Of Germany to
Hamburg where the cars will be
shipped &c Southampton. From there
they will proceed under their own
power to Edinburgh and London.
Among the English cars entered is
one by the duke OF Connaught.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-06
WIN Hold ki.et, SAT ird.y.

CHICAGO. July 6.--oficials and race
riders, who will compete IN the inaug-
ural motorcycle meet at The stadium
motordrome Saturday and Sunday
nights are focking into the city. Many
Of the racers were testing their ma
chimes today.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-06

One OF the hottest drives OF .he day
was the one Mcconnell hit at Mortarty
IN the ninth The Tiger field leader
made q nice catch.
Hostile players all agree that IL In
harder to hit q bail through the box
when the spot II occupied by E willett
than with any other twirler on the Job.
Two swell hits by Del Drake fea-
tured the afternoon. This boy has been
a big factor I'm making life miserable
for the hostile southpaws.
wahoo Sammy walked twice, and
these elements undoubtedly contributed
to a hitless day, most unusual occur
renee for him.
zeider doesn't impress one by ma
jesty or beauty, but he acts like a
pretty fair emergency hrst baseman
just the same.
Ping Bodie pinged q couple. but ala
none OF the cleanup hitting here for
which he has become so dear to the
Chicago populace.
Cobb's hits were all TO right 1eid
and were all hard drives. He had the
outfielders backed up into the remote
distance before he got through.
Jennings believes his suspension was
caused by his invitation TO Umpire Null
len to come out to the club house after
the game and get what was coming 20
him
The boasted sox pitching stan seems
TO be confined TO r. Walsh, with some
help on occasions from LANCE. The big
hope right now 10 Baker, the left
handler. who. II H. predicted. win soon
become n second Plank.
Infieider Collins OF the sox IL In the
repair shop with bad left arm. He
was hit by a pitched ball In the morn
ing game Tuesday and played the az :
ternoon game with what may prove q
broken arm.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-06
ANOTHER NEW TIGER.
infielder Flick Purchased by Detroit
from Boise Club.

The Detroit management announces
the purchase OF Secondbaseman Carl
Flick, OF the Boise, Idaho club OF the
Union league. The deal was made
on the recommendation of Scout
Lowe.
Flick is big fellow, ITO pounds,
is 5 foot IL inches tall and fields re-
markably He is a timely lefthsnd-
ed batsman. SO far as known, he Is
no relation whatever to Elmer Flick.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-06
Motorcxclea To Race.

DUBUQUE, Ia, July 6.--The I'LL
nois-Iowa motorcycle meet associa-
ton will hold it's annual meeting here
tomorrow. A large number OF riding
experts are n the city AMI others will
arrive today.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-06
SOUTH MICHIGAN LEAGUE.
STANDING.


KaZO0. 8. Battle Creek. 2.
Saginaw, 3: Bay City. 4.
Lansing. 9: Flint. s.
Adrian, .; Jackson. z.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-06
woLaAsT WANTS BROWN.
Lightweight Champion Sees Where
the Game 10 Easiest Now.

the Game 10 Easiest Now.
NEW YORK, July 6.-Ad. wolgast
Is now ready for Freddie Welsh,
Packey Mcfarland and X. o. Brown,
but he IL particularly anxious to get
into the ring with the last named,
according to reports from Frisco.
Ever since the east side Dutchman
outpointed the champion In the bouts
at Philadelphia and New York. the
Cadillac boy has been longing for a
chance to even things up.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-06
canucka Beat naIulan..

LONDON, July Elm the third
heat for the Grand Challenge cup,
rowed over the Henley course, today,
Ottawa defeated the Belgian crew.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-06
cannucks win az Henley.

LONDON, July 5.--The Ottawa crew
today defeated the London crew In the
hrst heat for the stewards cup In the
Henley regatta program. 0ttawa's
time was 1853.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-06
FLICK RetIres From Ball.

Elmer Flick has left the Toledo club.
with the statement that he intends to
retire from the game and go into busi-
ness.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-06
Old Timers Sun 'EmseIves.

The ponies ran for two days at Har-
lem and Chicagoans who hadn't look
ed at the sun for years came out Of
retirement.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-06
IfRR STOCK BOOMING AS THE
EASTERN INVADERS DRAW NEAR

absorb familiarity with big-leagne
procedures.
While here, Mullen meant TO be
fair. but was so bad on balls and
strikes that he had the batsmen up
In the air a good share OF the time.
His failure to stop Crawford by
some indication that his drive Tues
day afternoon was foul. was some
thing which an experienced umpire
would have averted. even II II were
necessary to run out on the field with
both arms appraised.
The break also has lost TO the
Tigers for an indefinite period, the
services OF Manager Jennings and
Eddie Summers, both OF whom failed
70 curb their Indignation and re-
ceived orders Of indefinite suspension.
Though still many weeks from play.
Dell Gamer In at last In uniform.
Yesterday he played first base all
through the Chicago batting practice
and handled thrown balls In his old.
happy style. He found that II was
impossible. however, to throw ex-
cept with an underhand sort OF
cricket motion. and IL will be many
days before he can twist his wrist
In q way that will make II possible
TO swing bat with any degree OF ae-
curacy.
Just what ennings win do. In case
conditions are the same when Gamer
gets ready for duty, remains to be
seen. O'Leary IL playing a top-notch
second base but isn't hitting much
OF any. Undoubtedly Hughie will try
out Delahanty, whose injured leg may
prove much better after its compar.
atively restful time around the In
itiai sack. II Jimdei fails, he Will
still be available In the role OF pinch
hitter and viii doubtless finish many
q pastima
Ears today win be pricked up to
get the news from Cleveland. II the
Athletics win, they will be tied with
the Tigers. the same number OF
games played, won and lost
The Maps are going finely just now.
will have Lajoie back In the play
soon. and ought to take as many
games from the Athletics as Wash.
tngton does from Detroit and then
some.
As yet the melancholy fact re-
mains that the Maps haven't trimmed
the Mackmen In q single game this
year.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-06

Pftt9burg at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati a. Boston.
Chicago atsNew York.
81. Louis at Philadelphia.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-06
campbeII Rsturns 10 Ptrates.

ST LOUIS, Mo-, July 6.-vincent
Campbell, who played with the Pitts
burg National league team last year,
is on his way to join the Pirates.
He quit baseball last year to 60 into
business
The Detroit times., 1911-07-06
NELSON GOES SIX ROUNDS.
Meets Percy Cove on Pacific Coast
In No-Deolslon Affair.

BELLINGHAM, Wash, July g.
Battling Nelson 10 none the worse to-
day for his six-round exhibition last
night with Percy Cove, but at the
same time he added no iHureis to him.
self. II was q no-decision affair and
no damage was done.
The Lansing club OF the South Michi-
gan has won 10 consecutive games and
II IN second place.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-06
naII HIt. srotner. Nay Ole

Ball Hits Brother, May DIE.
CALUMET, Mich, July 6--Joseph
Cane, who yesterday was struck by a
pitched ball thrown by hts brother
Charles, IL In a serious condition to-
day and Il II feared he will die.
they are touting First Bassnan On
slow, OF Lansing, for big league job.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-06
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
srANDrNe.
4-IO

Phiiadeiphia s-i. New York 4-lO.
Pittsburg 8. So. Louis ..
Brooklyn 5. Boston 2.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-06
\ Tcday,s Gapac-.

Jackson at Battle Creek.
Adrian At Lansing.
Saginaw ct Kalamazoo.
Flint At Bay City.
The Detroit times., 1911-07-06
NAY NOT HOLD GRAND PRIX.

Anti-Motor Racing Crusade Threat
ems To Prevent the Running OF
Big Auto Race.
PARIS. July "a vigorous anti
motor racing crusade threatens TO
prevent the holding of the internar
tional Grand Prix for automobiles on
July %. The Automobile Club Of
Paris has openly declared itself as
being opposed TO motor car racing,
owing to the accidents and fatalities
that have married past events. Sew
en- American cars have been entered.