Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-05-19

lamp; second prize, Whitney drive chain;
third prize, Purdy pump; fourth prize.
Vedder motor cycle cyclometer.
Second race, club members only: stock
$3.50 cubic inches-First prize, trophy cup;
second prize Kittle tandem attachment;
third prize. Twentieth Century search
! light and generator; fourth prize. Wet
prufe belt; fifth prize. Infallible whistle
Third race. ten miles open, $3.50 cubic
inches-First prize. case containing two
| gold-plated Splitdorf spark plugs en-
graved with the clubs name and the
| name of the event; second prize. Heitger
| carburetor: third. prize, Eclipse motor cy-
| Gle brake; fourth prize, Solar gas lamp.
| Fourth race, five miles open: 81 cubic
| inches-First prize. Prestolite gas tank,
With gauge: second prize. Musselman mo-
tor cycle brake: third prize, Spartan belt;
fourth prize. Ham combination lamp.
| Fifth race, ten miles; stock machines,
| 81 cubic inches-First prize, Fox tandem
attachment: second prize, Searchlight gas
tank; third prize. Atlas carrier. with
cushion; fourth prize, Purdy whistle; fifth
! prize, buckskin belt.
Sixth race ten miles free-for-all: 81
| cubic inches-F'irst prize. Carbolight gas
| tank and Pathfinder searchlight; second
prize, United States studded tread casing;
| third prize. Corbin band brake: fourth
prize, Messenger motor cycle saddle.
| The automobile races will be held under
L
American Automobile Association. Two
events will be for a distance of ten miles.
concluding with a free-for-all of twenty
miles. The ten-mile races will be held
| under class Z, one for cars under 90
cubic inches piston displacement and the
| other for cars under 600 cubic 1nches
piston displacement both races, however,
being open to cars of class c. The free
| for-all does not require any particular
piston displacement, and for this reason
| racing cars of every type are permitted
| to participate.
| In each event silver cup will be pre-
sented to the winning driver The at
| tention of entrants has been specially
| called to rule 15 of the contest board of
the A. A. A. regarding not advertising the
| results of the various races until after the
records have been approved by the board
| The events are scheduled TO start
Ipromptly at ] 30 o'clock. Entries for the
automobile races close next Saturday
night at midnight. The officials of the
meet include the following: Referee, II.
f. Duckstien: starter, Howard S. Fisk;
assistant starter. c. H. Cross; judges.
Harry Ward. John X. Heyl and William
| Ullman; timers. A. o. Hutterly, J. L. VIII
son. G. l.. Plemmons, Maj. l.. ". Heron,
IT O. Wansleben; American Automobile
| Association representative. Horace g.
| Chandlee: clerk of course, w. +. Throop;
umpires, Lester Marx and +. NJ. Dodson
and scorer, S. S. Grogan.
| Details are gradually being worked out
| for a three-day automobile endurance run
to be. given by the Automobile Club of
| Washington June H. II and IL. The
distance will be approximately 800 miles
| The run the first day will be to Harris
burg, Pa, with Hagerstown, Nd, as the
noon stop. The second days run will be
tn Philadelphia, stopping at York, Pa,
for lunch Leaving the Quaker city at an
/ early morning hour on the last day of
the run, the route will be via Baltimore.