Arizona republican., 1914-11-13
M ostIy Parkhurst

tote Barney to victory yesterday.
Mostly Parkhurst
Red Parkhurst riding a Harley Da-
focal motorcycledom and went away
with everything except the mile time
trial, which d. Johns cleaned up with
his wonderful Cyclone.
I BY events, the winners were:
Mile time trials for motorcycles
Johns, Cyclone, As seconds; Parkhurst,
Harley Davidson, 40 1-5 Boido. Indian,
So; O'Connell, Excelsior, SO; Thomas,
Excelsior, 81 As
Five miles, orcycles-Parkhurst,
AIS; OConnell, Excelsior, second
Artley, Harley Davidson, third; Bot
do, Indian, fourth; Don Johns, Indian,
fifth.
Ten miles, Arizona championship
l-Parkhurst, S:33 As, which is
track record; Artley, second; O'Con-
nell, third Boido, fourth.
Twenty five. miles = Parkhurst
21:20 Is; Artley. second; O'Connell
third; Johns fourth; Boido. fifth.
Summary Auto Races
| Fifteen miles, open to cars in road
races: Oldfield, Stutz, won in 1854;
Jack Smith, Buick, second in 1906;
Hugh Miller, Pope, third in 1921 2-5;
Lew Gasser. Stutz, fourth in 1922 3-5.
Hutchins in his Buick and Cornu in
his Stutz started, but dropped out
Five miles, open, to first and sec
lond finishers in the road races-Won
Nv 81 -
Ter. Pope, second; Johnny Hutchins,
Buick, third; Louis Nikrent, Paige
fourth.
i Fifty miles, free-for- all-Won by
Earl Cooper, Stutz, in 47:593-5; Kline
King, was second; Carlson, Maxwell
third Walter Brown, driving Barney
Qldfields No Stutz, with Jack
Burns, and Oldfield with George Hill
in the Fiat Cyclone, both withdrew.
Handicap-Won by Cooper; Kline
second Oldfield, third. Fred Wing
in his tiny Metz was the first to gel
away. His handicap was $50 seconds
A Ford, driven by King, was SECOND
to start. being advanced So seconds
Billy Carlson's Maxwell was the mex
tat IS. The Cole, Dubois driving, anC
the Chevrolet, with Louis ChevroIe
driving and Durant mechSnician, go
away 20 seconds ahead of Cooper
who was at scratch. Kline had 81
and Oldfield 20 seconds.
Ford relay race, four miles, on,
driver to two machines-King won il
lib Is. Evans was second, Franklin
was third and Fletcher fourth.
1t was nearly dark when the
started the Australian pursuit fo
motorcycles. and Red Parkhurst ha,
flaming hair would light him on hi
way. 1t was a logged race, Bold
holding out on his Indian clear to tn
tape in the twenty fourth mile. TIL
principal of this race is that the win
ner must disqualify the last remain
ing man by passing him. Machine
start at equal distances and go unit
all but one are put out. Boido start
ed out by passing Curley Thomas oil
the Elk. in the first half mile Park
hurst pursued and passed Artley il
the seventeenth mile and Boido in tn
twenty-fourth. Parkhurst's time TO
the "a miles was 20:5O, which make
him average 5214 seconds to the mile
The Crowd
No auto day since the state fai
was started has brought out such
crowd as filled the stands, overflowe
t fall through the stretch, and mad
Mickey MCGUIRE hunt holes to ligh
. in the infield. Never before has sue
. "a crowd of automobiles been gathere
. Fin one Arizona spot. Every foot o
/ Iparking space was used, and still Their
Iwere machines strung about in a
untidy fashion. After the last even
Fit, took the crowd two hours and
shalf to get out of the grounds.