Weekly journal-miner. [volume] (Prescott, Ariz.) 1908-1929, 1914-07-01

and same are to be signed by
holder and Mr.. Haworth. They will
be accepted by entrants to the
arena and holders can only get
into grounds by one entrance.
Mr.. Gentry has set up, ready for
rental. $50 cots in the Burmister
store and on the ground floor OF
the Odd Fellows building; 5000
tickets are being printed for use
of cot holders. A register will be
kept at Frontier Day headquarters
of every one securing sleeping quar-
tiers on cots or in private houses,
so that out of town people can
find where their friends are locat-
ed without delay or trouble.
Tucson Entry.
Lyle Abbott, sporting editor OF
the Phoenix Republican" the man
who has probably written more pub
licitv for Frontier Days in l9l3-l4
than any other scribe in Arizona
writes that he will be up on July
| |. bv automobile. Lyle will bring
500 with him. the Phoenix Motor
cycle Clubs share of the purse fol
the big chug-bike races from Phoe-
nix to Prescott and reports lots Of
excitement in the Capital city ant
that the restless hordes of Sal
River Valleyites are just itching tC
get up among the pines.
Harold Steinfeld, the most prom
inent banker and merchant in Tue
son. has written Secretary Erase
that he does not want tc be con
sidered lacking in taking a sport
ing chance ad yesterday morning
wired Gordon Clark, Secretary o
the Prescott Auto Club, to pro
tect the entry OF his Stutz car. Nh
Steinfeld is busily stripping HI
Stutz. which is a stock car and WI
try to give George Miller som
fierce competition in putting TIN
celebrated make inside the money
Motorcycle Classic.
The Phoenix Prescott mOtorcycl
= race under the auspices OF tn
! Phoenix Motorcycle Club of Phet
nix and the Yavapai County Mot
orcvcle Club of Prescott, will star
from the Phoenix Board OF Trad
$50 a. m. on July 5, and will en-
5 at the corner of Montezuma an
Goodwin street. being the southwe:
corner OF the Prescott plaza.
e 1t IS provided that the boys :
. this race shall keep away from tn
railroad track and that no contes
ants shall at any time leave II
:. main road for more than 800 te'
c for anv reason. Checking station
nave been established between II
c oria and Hot Springs. junction.
+ the Garden OF Allah and at Hill
side.
+ The orize money will be in II
hands of the referee by II o'cloC
y noon July 2. 1t shall be the du
Il Of the Phoenix club to appoint
Il necessary officials for the start
n the race and to provide checke
for the first two aboved-nam'
, checking stations. The Yavapai cit
i shall appoint all necessary ofhcia
: for Hillside and the ending OF Il
S race. The entrance fee is S.. L
lie tries close on the evening OF Tue
: day. June 80, nine o'clock. Pos
re entries will be allowed to and
is Guiding nine p. m. Thursday, Ju
IS 2. on payment of a fee OF 50.
1t An Official Event.
d The race is to be carried out IL
n der the direction and auspices
or the American Federation OF Mote
" cyclists and the best four ri &c
shall be judged the winners in
order of their time unless disqua
lie fed for infraction of rules.
es No time of any rider fnishi'
S after six p. M, July 3. shall
Id taken. The prizes are 500. hF'
l. SIS. second; $50. third and SIS four
C and it is anticipated that all t
a prizes will be awarded by noon
10 the third.
to The round-the-loop motorcy'
tie race will be carried out on Sund;
Il July 5, 10, a. m. Entrance fee,
to be added to the purses, viii
C will be announced later. Lyle a
Us bolt, sporting editor OF the h
IT. publican, Harold F. Lane and b
an L. Rudderow compose the Co
n petition committee of the Phoer
he club and the agreement is sign
ly on the part of the Yavapai Cour
to Motorcycle Club, by A. l. Jof
r. son. Bliss Travis and Ray Vyne.
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