MOTOR RACE
150,000 SPECTATORS. [United Press Association.—By Electrio Telegraph.—Copyright.] VANCOUVER, A lay 30. A message from Indianapolis states that Louie .Schneider, at one ti.*.e an Indiannpolis motor cycle policeman, won a live hundred mile automobile race to-day, taking live lioui s ten minutes, twenty-eight seconds. Fred Frame, of Los Angeles. was second, being two and a-half nines behind. Forty ears started and seventeen finished. Billy Arnold, of Chicago, last year s winner was apparently a sure winner again, when lie was forced bill by a collision ninety-five miles from the finish. Rain postponed the start until noon, anct several times it slowed the races up. The attendance was about one Hundred and fifty thousand. "There were a number of smash-ups and minor injuries, but,none tv;is serious.
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Hokitika Guardian, 1 June 1931, Page 5
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