The Owosso times., 1922-06-23
0WOSSO KIDS HAVE
PUSHM0B|[E RACE.
Prendergast With Bob Scott
as Pusher Won Laurels
in First Heat.
OWOSSO, June 23-The boys

OWOSSO, June Z0TIn6 DOyS
pushmobile race, with Mr.. Osborn
promoter, was held Saturday at
ternoon.
OF the Al entries, only II par
ticipated. This, however, was
thought due on account of the
misty rain that prevailed.
The starters were Paul Ball,
Rev. Fitzpatrick and Chhs. Evans.
The judges were Mazdurkiewicz,
Bob Wilcox, c. C. Tuck land j. e.
Campbell.
After the drivers with their
pushmObiles had all become en-
tered, they were asked to form
their cars in line and have their
pictures taken.
promptly at O'Clock, l and was
won by driver Prendergfast, with
Bob Scott as pusher.
Second place in the first heat
was held by driver Jimmie Cur
wood, and pusher Cardwell.
Car No. came over the line in
third place with Billie May az
the wheel and George Hall push
ing.
Second Heat.
DIlN CT NtOISt bTOktT, Nlln
pusher Francis Cherry, were win
ners of first place in the second
heat.
No. 10, with driver Howard
Pakinfuss, and pusher John Hill,
crossed the line in second place.
Third place was held bg.s%o. Ia,
with driver Kimbar1 and TPurafs
pushing.
Third Heat.
The winner of first place in this
heat was made by driver McCully
of car No. IA, and his pusher,
Howard Castle.
Second place was won by Ford
Ferguson. driver, and pusher How
ard of car No. 10.
Second place was won by Ford
Ferguson driver, and pusher How
ard of car No. 10.
No. 81 was the winner of third
place with Robert Little at the
wheel and Richard Little pushing.
Finals.
The winners in the finals are as
as follows: First, car No. 6, Prem
dergrast and Scott. They were
awarded S5 in gold and a mem ber-
ship in the Shiawassee Automobile
club worth $40. which they will be
allowed to sell. The s. was do
mated by Andy Donivan.
Car No. 10 placed second in the
finals with driver McCully and
pusher Castle. They were award
ed five new one dollar bills.
Third prize was three new one
dollar bills. This was won by
driver May and pusher Hill of
Car No. 2.
No. Is placed fourth with Fur
guson and Howard, driver and
pusher respectively. They were
awarded 81 each.
Sixth prize was won by No. 10,
with driver Ferguson and pusher
Howard, both boys receiving a
jack knife.
The seventh place was held by
No. 1 with Driver Kimbel and
pusher Purvis. They were award
ed a box of candy.
No. 2, with driver May and
pusher Hill won eighth place and
received "a ticket to Days studio.
where then can have one dozen
photos taken of themselves and
car.
Car No. 4, with driver Curwood
place, and they We're awarded a
ticket good for two hair cuts at a
local barber shop.
First Consolation Prize.
The winners in this heat are as
follows:
First car, No. 8, with Babcock
driving and Holtzkemper pushing.
They each were awarded n pair of
tennis shoes.
Car No. /, with Harris at the
wheel and Fox pushing, crossed
the line in second place. They
won a baseball and bat respect
lively.
Third place was held by No. IL,
with Morency driving and Cum
mings pushing Each were award
ed "A pair Of goggles.
Second Consolation Prize.
No. II held first with Murry
driving and Fverdeen pushing.
These boys also received a base
ball and bat.
Driver Haywood, with pusher
Reynolds with No. Is, won second
place and received large search
light.
The two little brothers who
placed third on theis heat with
car No. o, received two Jack
knives.
No. Is was chosen the homeliest
car to be entered, and No. 10 with
No. were chosen the neatest
looking.