New-York tribune., 1919-06-11
Motors and Motorists

Ten of the Chicago automobilists
VINO are to compete tomorrow and
FRIDAY in the intercity reliability run
from Iravers Island to Greenfield
mass, and return, were in town yester-
day The Chicagoians and their cars
are: S. c. Hibben, captain, Packard :
J. w. Mcguire, Nash; C. G. Bineha N,
flerce-Arrow; E. C. Patterson. paok-
ard R. ". Tansill, Packard or Pierce
Arrow; A. n. Eastman, Packard: l..
l. jacques, Peerless; n H. Van Sick
len, Marmon; B. B. Ayres. Premier. and
W. II. Schott, Hollier. w F. Grower
another Chicago man. has NOT nan,ad
his car, but will be starter.
The contest originally planned to in
clVde team from the Chicago Auto
mobile Club, is confined to the New
York A. c., and the Chicago Athletic
Association. The New York A. c. has
trus far entered the following: w.
Z. Poertner, chairman, Nationals; W.
Irvine Fickling, captain, Hollier; R. M.
owen, Owen Magnetic; R. R. Owen.
owen Magnetic; L. P wilkins, stutz;
). A. Clark, Peerless; Victor Camp,
ESSEX; Robert Wolfers, Packard; w. A.
Allen, De Dior: C. B. Warren. Nash:
W. l.. Colt or L. G. Peed. Overland: ]
w. Brewer, Mercer; r. B. Cole, Hud
sen; George Stowe, Mitchell; r. J..
Gilmore, Packard; l. NJ. Uppercu,
Cadillac, and Frank G. Carrie, Marmon.
There may be other New York entries
Ire points will be decided pro rata.
in view of the fact that there is q
larger New York team than that of
Chicago.
At meeting to be held tonight at
the New York A. C. house, Captain F.
V. Rickenbacker, referee of the run.
will explain the rules.
New fork's automobile golfers were
victorious over the New Jersev Auto-
mobile Trade Association plavers in a
return team match yesterday at the
Dunwoodie Country Club. There was
also medal play handicap for trop-
hes, with the following results: F.
D. Aplinger, 103, 3O-73; J. NJ. Clark.
30 l4-74; T. B. Van Alstyne, 90.
17-76; A. j. Picard, 1o6, 90-76: A,
>. Dlefenderfer, 80, 1916; j. B. Sto
baeus, SO, 1873; R. W. Hillas. 9s
2c--7S; L. J. Goldman, "a, 1915: !
:. Marvin, 90, 1870; H. P. Schade.
100, 300; A. G. Southworth 1o1
2C-81; c. H. Larson, 1o1, 2O-81; c.
"a. Bishop, 103, 20-83. Aplinger. Sto-
baeus and Hillas are New JERSEY Golf
crs and Bishop is a Brooklyn dealer
"A clean sweep of the card of races
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stakes at Sheepshead Bay Speedway is
Planned by Ralph De Palma, who will
give his aviation-motored Packard 2e9
an airing on the Coney Island track
tHis atternoon.De Palma's car arrived
yesterday from Indianapolis. where II
leo the 500-mile Liberty classic for
more than half the way, setting I'm
new records every turn of the track
until defective ball bearing gave wav
and sent it to the pits for fortv-two
minutes.
DE Palma regards running on the
oheepshead Bay oval as something en-
tlrely different, a smoth course, where
speed counts more than anything else.
ana lnasmuch as this was the track
"nere MS Twin Six reeled off 6l6
mlies IN six hours continuous run
nine one day in 1917, he has high
hopes OF three frsts in SATURDAYS
going.
Ihe car the Italian has is equipped
with the same engine that has won
MN AZ out of Is starts in the last
three seasons, and is based on the same
chassis. 1t glories in brand new
oeoy design, an airplane fuselage pat
.crn so streamlined as to be equivalent
IN It's reduction of wind resistance IA
an additional three horsepower in the
ne TOR: with the same engine and
cr&ssls, Its performance will be a
gauge of the influence of lines on
speed. = L n