Arizona republican., 1911-01-04
.DR. REDEW|LL
 TUCSON IDOL Old Pueblo Is Wild Over
 Phoenician's Driving DETAILS OF THE RACES Bullard Elected President of the A. A. A. and is Doomed for Attorney General - Impetus Given Good Roads Movement.
DETAILS OF THE RACES

Tucson is crazy over the spectacular driving of pr Francis II. RedewiII of Phoenix. who on Monday twice piloted
 his own Pope Hartford car to victory
 on the Tucson speedway. Jim Robin son, Barney Oldfield. Louis Strang and
 Jim Florida are only second raters in the estimation of the idolizing Tucson public. say Phoenicians who returned
 from the old Pueblo yesterday.
 At a late hour last night George Purdy Bullard. I. T Stoddari l.. NJ lHoghe. w. K. Bowen and W. <. Colds Iworthy were the only members of the bunch that went over for the races who had yet returned They came in on the train. L. J. Fremau was expected to arrive with MT. Bullard's auto. Only a few of the machines made the run home yesterday. but several will be in today. pr. Redewill will come in on the morning train. and W. D. Tremaine. the other victorious Pope Hartford driver, will start home with his car this morning
 "Redewill is a hero" said Supervisor Hoghe He owns Tucson The peo- pie of that place couldn't do too much for him last night. In fact they could mt do too much for anybody from Phoenix. but Redewill had become their idol"
 MT. Bullard said that The Republi- cans telegraph report of the races. pub lished yesterday morning was correct in every detail. The account of Dr. Redewilrs driving. of the spectacular struggle between the physician and Tremaine in the last race, told the ! story just as it occurred and as much in detail as any spectator watching the race could remember it.
 Monday evening there was a smoker for the Phoenicians at the old Pueblo club. Dr Redewill Tremaine and F. w. Brong, driver of the Case which won the road race from Phoenix to Tucson. were the guests of honor. Brong was presented with the cup of- fered by the Tucson Citizen to the winner of the road race.
 pr. Rc,iCwi,l. Tremaine MT. Bullard Brong and Supervisor Hoghe were among the PhOenicians called upon for addresses. The drivers were very mod est in their remarks. As usual, MT. Bullard swaTed his audience with his r!oquence m tohalf of good roads. Tue son is heart and soul with Phoenix 'in the fight for the betterment of Ari- zona's highways.
 In spirit of fun Mr. Bullard was elected president of the American Auto mobile ssociation. Hoghe told of the invitation Bullard received to run for | that Arizona needs the auto-attorney as her first attorney general when the territory becomes state.
 A movement was sent on foot to raise 3.OO0 for the next meet on the Tue son speedway This meet will prob ably be held about the end of next November and an effort will be made to have a number of Los Angeles cars enter.
 Following is a brief summary of the three speedway events, taken from the Tucson Citizen:
 Pope Wins First Race.
 The first race started shortly after 10 o'clock It was open to cars of from 231 to 300 cubic inches displacement and constituted three laps of the track. or Al miles and 4.551 feet. There were two entries. the Pope Hartford. driven by pr Francis H. Redewill, and the Case car. driven by F. w. Brong. The Pope Hartford won. taking the first prize of $30. The second prize of S15 was won by the Case
 "Redewilrs time by laps was as fol- 1 lows:
 First lap. 16 minutes. 3S 2-5 seconds; second lap, l7 minutes, l4 4-5 seconds: third lap. Is minutes. B Is seconds. Time, 90 minutes. Is 2-5 seconds
 "Following is the time of the Case car:
 First lap. 21 minutes. l second: sec ond lap. 20 minutes, 51 3-5 seconds; third lap. 21 minutes. 31 4-5 seconds. Time 63 minutes, 24 2-5 seconds.
 'The Pope Hartford won by 13 min utes and 8 seconds.
 Tremaine's Car Loses Wheel.
 Tn the second race. which was for cars of from 231 to 300 inches displace- ment there were four entries, Miller. l driving the Mitchell; Brong. driving the l Case; Redewill. driving the Pope Hartford No l. and Tremaine. driving 1 the Pope Hartford No. 6. Redewill won the race. 69 miles and 4,O65 feet. in one hour 2S minutes and 56 3-5 seconds.
 ''On the first lap Tremaine was the | last to start and the first in. On the l first turn on the second lap he lost a | wheel. but neither he nor his mechani- l elan was injured. Tremaine repaired | the accident and and made the third