The Sentinel=record., 1914-03-15

Following is the program of races at Oaklawn Park, Tuesday, March r:
 Event No. i.
 Distance One Mile)
 Exhibitions, introducing different types of cars and drivers entered in races.
 Car Entrant Driver Bullet-Horey ..............H Horey Fornado-Dorward Cleary s. c. A. T.-Heineman. .. Heineman Case-ilear1s ........,,.,,,.H Hearne Raimey ..........R Raimey Special-Disbrow ........D Disbrow
 Event No. 2.
 Distance, Three Miles)
 Class F (Non-stock), for cars of 300 cubic inches and under Prizes: First, $50; second, $25.
 Car. Entrant. Driver. Bullet-Horey ...........,...H Horey Special Runabout- -Dorward .. ,Cleary s. c. A. T.-Helneman .. Heineman
 Event No. 8.
 Distance, Three Miles.)
 Class c (Non-stockO for cars of 901 to 450 cubic inches. Prizes: First, s75; second $25. (Prize donated by the Public Utilities.)
 Car Entrant. Driver, Case-Hearne .............. .liearne Comet Raimey .............R .Ralmey Tornado-Cleary .....,.......C Cleary Buick-Phelps ... x ......,,....
 Event No. 4. s
 Distance, Two Miles.)
 Class E Novelty Race) Cars to start on scratch and race one lap. Stop in front of gransdtand. Make complete tire and wheel change and then race to finish. This event Is placed on the program for the bene- fit of those who have never seen a great road race. It shows how the work is done at the pits in all long distance races.
 Event No. 5.
 (Distance, Five Miles)
 Australian Pursuit Race, Cars start at quarter-mile marks around race track. The scratch car has five miles in which to overtake the other cars. As each car is oyertaken It drops out of the race in front of the grandstaad
 Car Eptrant Driver Comet Raimey .............f+ f+aimey Tornado-Cleary ............. .Cleary s. c. A. T.-Heineman. .. Heineman
 Event No. 6.
 CDistance, Two Miles)
 Exhibition. Eddie Hearne driving against the Arkansas two-mile dirt track record, held by "Wild Bilr En- dicott. Time; 159 4-5 seconds
 Event No. 2,
 Distaace, One Mile)
 Louis Disbrow driving his Case spe- cial racer one mile against the Ar kansas state dirt track record, he'd by himself.
 Special Event.
 Glass F. Arkansas state champion ship race. Cars must be owned III Arkansas and driver be resident or Arkansas. Prizes First, $50; seconu' s25.
 Event No. g. Hotel Sweepstakes Class D. Free for-all Prizes donated by the East man. Arlington and Majestic Hotels First, s200; second, $10O; third, soo' Special prizes offered in each class Car. Entrant DiiFei Comet-Raimey ..........'' hdlnies Case-Hearne .............'.t .tieaihe sneciaI Runabout -Dorward. ..... Tornado-Dorwar .......... .Cleafy s c. A. T-Heineman. Heineman Case Special-Disbrow Disorow Bullet Horey .........'.'.'..'.'ii iioIeS Oaklawn race track will become the center of interest in the auto racihs world today and before the sun sets Tuesday evening the first big dirt track speed event of the year wiI have been held and if the predictlons of several of tho noted drivers, WHO arrived in Hot Springs Saturday come true. A new worlds record VIII pc added to the official list of speed in the American Auto mobile Association record book. No sporting event in long tune has stirred up the enthusiasm ana interest in the state of Arkansas that the auto races have and hundreds or are coming from as far away as Tsxarkana on the south and joneN