The Sentinel=record., 1912-11-16
SPEED DEMONS ID
 RACE TOMORROW
FASTEST AUTO DRIVERS IN THE WORLD TO MEET FOR PUR-
 SEES AT OAkLAWN TRACK.
Nikrent and Fitzpatrick Will Meet in Match, After Events In Which
 All Drivers Will Participate.

The professional end of the auto. mibile racing program at the Arkan- sas State Fair Sunday has been com pleted and with good weather and fast track the speed fans are assured the best entertainment of this thrill ing sport ever seen in the south.
 The time trials will be limited to the opening event when all the cars will establish records upon which the handicaps will be given in the final event of the day.
 From the second event on, there will be racing which win smack of the same daredeviltry that marks the great races on the Indianapolis Speedway and other noted tracks throughout the country.
 To encourage the drivers to open up their great powerful racing mons ters, the management of the fair has arranged best two-out- -of-thTee tree-for all race.
 And to those who fail to win, an other chance will be given later in the day, when a freefos all handicap vii be run. In this event the local machines and drivers who have se- cured cards from the American Auto mobile association, will be given a chance.
 A matc race in which Joe Nix rent with the Case Bullet and H. ].
 lAlpatrick with his Hotchl1iss will figure is another enc of the features that is bound to stir up world of excitement.
 Louis Disbrow will probably start fayorite in the race in which all the professional drivers and their big cars vii start He has his won derful little Zip racer back into speed form and he expects to lower tne mark made by himself on Wednes-
 day. several seconds.
 Disbrow has also agreed 10 drive
 his big 300 H. P. Jay-Eye See in an exhibition and as it has been over. hauled and equipped with new
 magneta, it will also reduce the rec ord made Wednesday.
 lot Springs fans have never yet seen big, powerful racing machines in actual competition in which all the ru.es of the American Automo- bile association were lived up to and they are looking forward with the keenest anticipation to the big final event of the fair Sunday.
 Both the drivers and cars are among the greatest in the speed
 world. Disbrow is known all over the country and has to his credit more worlds records than any othe- daredeyils engaged in the most recl- less of all pastimes. He comes from New York where he started to drive racing car several years ago. His parents are millionaires and it is argely through the love of the sport that he takes the chances that every great auto driver has to face. Joe Nikrent of California, is an other dean in the speed game. He started driving a racing car when Barney Oldfield first blosomed out and has won many of the worlds greatest classics. His fame began when he came in first in the famous Los Angeles to Phoenix race several seasons ago At that time the desert course was an invitation to suicide but Nkrent went through the great event and established a record that stood for a long time.
 Wild Bill Endicott is another wide ly known racing celebrity. He start back in 1908, and has been one of the leading drivers ever since. He
 was the light car champion of the
 world in 1909 and in acquiring the title he had to mow down field of daring pilots that included the best | in the gasoline game.
 | Last year Endicott decided to re | tire on his winnings and forget the racing game. He bought big farm near Indianapolis and started to live | the simple life. But the first roar of the exhaust from a racing car that
 reached his ear this spring brought him from under cover. He secured
 the permission of the Sohacht peo-
 pie to build racing ear and in a
 eleven days he had turned out a ma chine that hauled down $S, GOO as his end of the $50.00O purse hung up in
 the great International sweepstakes.
 And Bill is here in Hot Springs spec ially prepared to close a wonderful
 racing season
 Little Juddy Fitzpatrick, the small
 est professional racing car pilot in the world is another of the ce.ebrat-
 ed family on hand to help amuse the
 throngs Sunday, with his daring. He
 will pilot his big French Hotchkiss a
 lot faster than it ran Wednesday ac- cording to his statement yeserday. The other drivers and cars are wei!
 known to the Hot Springs and Little | Rock fans. where they have been seen in action before.
 The racing will start at 2:30 Sun day and there will be seven events p~acoripffouc ooIlon fa,. opd dalfVor.