Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1922-07-25
NURSE AUTO
DRIVER IS
M, SENSATION
Nude sgls.s Mile in ! Minute and
MI Seconds; Won Three
a ssEl Mile Event.
ssgssi y&S--
M & Neville and Bill Endi-
Dtt in Race; Ended in
9sSs|Is Dead Heat.

HhMREO1 dutO WAS InS SeU.
satlon Of the automobile races held
of@#the GrandlForks fair. Hausdahl.
drifting his Wisconsin Special, the,
worlds fastest car, lowered the local,
track and also the state record for a,
mile and in his Frontenac took first
#irI4he three mile match race. Haug-
dahl drove the mile in his special car
tns5i} min, and 6 Sec. clipping a Sec
ond off the former state record. and
lowering the track record. which he
made here last year, by two seconds.
The races were held under the sano-
ton of this. International Motor Con-
test association and at all times are re-
ceiyed by the association as official.
The class race. which was an invi-
tation event of three miles. was won
by Bill Endicott. driving Miss Ney-
lilies Peerless. Four cars were en-
tered in the handicap race and And
erson in his Darracd, was the first
away. Endicott and Lampkin were
sent away next and Jackets in his Els
sex last. The race was a beautiful
one. Lampkin and Endicott fighting
itsout for first place after passing
' Anderson en- the fourth lap. The
inches ahead of the other at, the fin
lsh.
Claypool q Conner.
Ray Claypool, who graduated from
) auto polo driving. Won the special
three mile challenge event over Burr
Lanlkin. Claypool showed here that
d heSis a m in the racing game
He was well to the front in every
racAShe was entered in ard fightina
all time. Stub McHaffte OF
Grand Forks, drove the tebuilt Dodge
owned by Younggren Of Hallock, but
wAAsleft we'll in the rear b. the pro.
f~essiol,als. McHaffie had the pole
but Claypool took it away from him
ii, the first turn and held 1t to the
finish, although Lafnpkic crowded
h~irn$severy' inch Of the way.
Younggren's driver, Casey Jones
wat eolored and the rules Of the Asso.
citation barred him from competition
The black boy proved that he would
have made trouble for the rest, how
ever. if he had been allowed in. bJ
taking the car McHahie drove ane
turning a mile in an exhibition time
triAl#i / min. 10 sec.
Miss Neville. the woman driver
showed the big crowd that h wa
ratsH&fraid to: step on the. gas IN he
cn6taenge race with Endicott In nv
FiiS&dHbkkS The race was q three mil
evSfit,and ended in a dead heat. Mis-
Neville had the pole at the start ant
heldsit against wild Bill" ell the way
The big race of the day was tn
thrse2heat event between Ray Clay
pool, Endicctt and Sig Haugdahl, tn.
latter in his Frontenuc. Claypool tool
the $Aret heat ly nosing II Haugdah
at the finish, after he went into tn
lead on the fourth lap. Endicot
trailed the W a quarter OF a mile.
Haugdahl Wins.
THE second heat was another battl
between Haugdahl /and Claypoo
which Sig won by about the sam
margin that his opponent took tn
first one. Endicott, however, drove
much&better race in the second tria
taking the lead several times durin
thessGourse Of the event. On the MT!
larENthe other two forged aheat
HAGkdahl winning the heat on tn
turHB.
with money for the first two place
only% Endicott withdrew his In tn
hfafSheat, leaving the Battle to Haus
dahTand Claypool. The two went on
mile owing to the lateness Of tn
hour&and threatening rain, the MOI
wekiAn again winning.
&sMuch interest was manifested in tn
bis4Wisconsin Special, the three mil
Il minute car which set the new stat
record. Its speed possibilities wer
shown when Haugdahl let it QUITO
the htraightaways. This was whef
hes1nAde his time. as he was unabl
toEhofd it to the track at any taste
sneAd than the ordinary cars made
The time made in all the races wa
AxcSllent and the big crowd was ker
interested throughout the whole after
noon 1t was perhaps the most sut
cAStfnl auto race program ever 'hel
here There were no accidents to ma
thSsspleasure and 1t was s~atisfactor
from the standpoint that every ca
ou#tie track al in condition to ehte
tl1e sTdifferent events, and every or
thxtaWas started finished.
as$ #s5 The Summary.
&8Ihree-mile match race:
NSs&Name of car. Driver. Heat
4 11@s##s. Ffontenac. Haugdahl..
Fiat. Endicott... 80
D~uesenberg. claypool.s IL
s#3 Hest tines min, 43 2-6 e
Sslass race, invitation event, tnre
N4gHa me Of car. Driver. Pc
ESsft,A mpkin spec. IAnpkin. 1853.
t8N@Essex. Jackels........
IN 8Darraca..t Anderson. ~.
T@#Peerless. Endicott go.
TtYne-S min, 54.4-5 sec.
/ SaYecial event, challenge race, thru
miiSas: Z,
sSosNss M i Of car. Driver. 20
y ssSssf1,,aaenbers, ClAypool. 80.
lsSSfA 4 special. LAfhpktri. -.