Arizona republican., 1914-11-10
HUGH MILLER WINS

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terdays racing made lots of differ
ences in the Sunday lineup, and
they won just as they crossed the
tape. AT Bisbee, Cornu displaced
Brewer in the intermediate money
distribution. His running time to
the first night control was S:21.
While Tom made it in S:4S.
The Sick List
Lew Gasser's Stutz Bearcat did a
Dutch roll into town shortly after
dusk, the steering apparatus loose
the frame jiggered and in a general
ly disreputable condition. But Lew
Gasser finished one bridge to ais
credit. he found that he wasn't as
we'll off as before, but instead of
quitting he ambled along, giving
some scores of his friends a chance
to cash small bets. 1t was a crooked
bridge. 1t done him dirt" He hit
it going fifty miles an hour, showed
the curbing off into the ravine and
spoiled few sections of iron rail
ing. Outside of this the bridge is
intact
Coming right down toward home
There was the Buick 1Ss sensation
al accident. II. A Joseph was guild
ing the tight little yellow car down
the state highway As he flashed
by the asylum buildings, the steering
column broke clean just above the
dash. The car kept the road for a
hundred feet or so then pitched
across the ditch over the sidewalk
and completely through the high
hedge. By the greatest luck in the
world, neither Moore nor Joseph was
thrown out, and when the chariot
ceased to plow up the states excel p
lent hedge and lawn, both men were
still in their seats.
1t is reported here that Myrtelle
Louis Naquin whose sensational
leading drive to Bisbee last year and
whose logged work with broken
wheel We're the features of the 1913
race, went up against the same
boulder that sent him back to Bisbee
for another roller Naquin is driving
September Eve Last year he pilot
ed September Morn. Just about
eight miles this side of Risbee there
IS nasty crossing in the bottom
of the canyon, and it was here Ma
quin smashed a wheel on his Morn
car He vowed he would blast that
boulder before he raced again. but
has evidently overlooked this minor
detail 1t didn't overlook him
Here's the funny part Larson, whose
very connection with the Wcisman
Ford is sort Of a joke,
entered The Republican office last
night at $50 seeking information
about checking. He had started out
with W. A Bradford in the Cadillac
and they got twelve miles out of Dem
ing. Then they bust
As the twain sat on their shoulder
blades watching the cars 90 by. Weis-
man ambled up in his Ford. the radia-
tor smashed and his mechanic miss
ing. Larson opened his mouth to put
in "A sandwich and kept it open while
Weisman motioned him into the seat
beside him. 4 gotta have mechan-
ic, he said, and they don't grow out
on the desert You doing anything
now Larson said no. dropped his
sandwich and leaped into the seat
His memory is good. Here is what
he said to add to our sick list:
We passed the Buick. the Lozier.
the Metropole, the Tremaine Pope. the
Simplex, the Halliday, the Mitchell
and the Oldsmobile before Bisbee.
This side of Bisbee we came on the
Kissel first. 1t was near Huachuca
siding. The Oldsmobile was at EN-
pire ranch with lot of cracked cyl
inders. Naquin's Vcie was near the
top of the hill on the state highway
just this side of Empire, with a bro
ken wheel A mile further down was
Billy Adolph's large Fiat, standing by
the roadside.
"Gasser's Stutz was being tinkered
near Vail.
I'VE had SOME ride in that little
car. We dished wheel at Higley
and phoned for another one. but we're
here now. And where did you say
that checker was"
We had Just telephoned for Patton,
and the tall one came down to the
office and took Larison's checking.
The Oldsmobile was making ninety
miles an hour at Myndus. That is
part of the reason why it is consid-
erably junky right now.
BY phone from Tucson we learn
that Bill Tremaine, who was reported
badly hurt in a spill, came into town
at O'Clock and after getting a badly
crushed hand fixed, saying hello to
Lew Tremaine, his brother, slowing
some eats and putting in gas and oil,
departed for Phoenix.
Naquin, who broke his left hind
wheel on the Empire hill. came into
Tucson with Travis Bailey, his me-
chanic, and they watched the returns
in front of the Star office
There was immense excitement when
it was learned that Charley Miller of
Tucson was going into fifth place at
Chandler. Miller lis a Tucson favorite
and they are all for him there
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