Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-07-22

racing and cutting corners would
make a lot OF these would-be speed
hounds look like beginners.
There were several neat am nifty
ladies' riding costumes throughout
the crowd, which give the judges
another hard job to make a c--
cisions.
The prize list was large and con-
tanned many worthy and valuable
prizes. II was common to see a
rider come out OF the crowd with
tire around his neck. which he had
just won.
The winpers OF the events will be
announced through these columns
as soon as report is received from
the committee in charge.
The Association Is still looking for
place 10 hold the balance Of the
GYPSY Tour" program. Z II you
know Of a good place. shout 1t out.
The rally was such a great sue
ceAs that Il was announced that
others would be held in the near
future.
Ebee Holton. correspondent for
Motorcycle and bicycling" was
getting a line on activities and TAX
ing pictures.
The biggest event OF the day was
getting you tickets cashed at the
refreshment stand. You earned what
you got.
II anybody wants to go 10 Hume.
VILE Park, just ask schnepke and
he'll tell you the route. Turn here
and then there. etc. and If you
find it. you win"
Mack sennett's bathing beauties
are back numbers compared with
some of the fair sex at the rally.
Fatty Thompson got lost, strayed
or stolen but he was there when the
gang arrived. We asked him how
he got there. but he don't know.
Some guys are. lucky.
The wil-Del aud their Associate
Ladies, made quite hit with their
colors which were attached to the
left shoulder and their numbered
machines. Every now and then
you were stopped and asked who
you were. and then were compli-
mented on the idea. Good work
wil-Del, keep It up and the world
will know we are on the map.
Bill Schweitzer lost his trailer
on the Gypsy Tour" and this time
he lost his young son. We're be-
ginning to wonder what he will /
lose next time. Bell says he believes |
in losing something large enough to
find.
Press Pruitt still holds honors as
the champion tube changer and |
even gave a demonstration in Fair /
mount Park. He changed them so I
often and fast that they lost count
Of the number. Better luck next
time Press.
Dave Defbaugh got there ana
back.
Frank Way was one OF the foxes.
Had TO be seen again.
Among the CUTTERS" we're: Chas.
and George Dawson. Gallo. Pruitt.
Schweitzer and Schnepke. while
Sadler and Cloud were
in Darby for the rest OF
the gang to come until nearly mid
night, and upon arriving home the
rest were fast asleep.
You know that bunch must have
,ome through Darby, the traffic
-op didn't even see them. open
'our muller next time Schweitzer so
ne will at least hear you.
There has been lot OF noise go
Dg on at the club the past few
lights and upon investigating, find
hat it is none other than three OF
he club workers going ahead and
doing the improvements 20 the
Tub rooms. Here's a hard one for
ou, guess who they were. They said
here is only one way to get any
hing done and that Is do It," II
GU walt for others, you are out OF
uck.
A lot of riders who are taking IN
he run are advised to ride closer {
o the man in front and not let him
et out Of sight. BY doing so, no
ody will get lost. This was the
nain trouble Sunday. Some riders
Tere so far behind they lost track
( the man ahead and consequently
Vere lost as well. as all who were :
GLOWING him. No, speed was not )
he cause. as 25 and 80 miles were
he fastest the leaders rode Keep :
he man in front OF you in sight
The Gypsy Tour" master here
18th issues the last call for those
tho have medals coming to them ,
D get them at his home. 1910 West |
econd street or at the club on !
riday night. I
Those intending taking part in the I
National Ralley" at Rochester, n. /
=. from July 81 to August 4. should !
pply TO e. II. Cloud for their res !
rvation cards, etc, soon as possible. ]