TWO RACERS KILLEDTragedy Attend* Teating cf MachineOn Columbu* Track.Columbus. Oct. 11.—Douglas Ority twenty-three, and Clarence Robinson, twenty-seven, colored phauir-ur. wt-re killed when the Stutl racing car In whkh they were riding, wbiie.Jk.sUng tt prior to the scheduled races at the Columbus 'Driving park... turned over after it “blew a tire. Gray’s skull was crushed and Robinson’s right side crushed and his skull fractured. Gray la said to have owned the Stuts racer In parnershlp with Walter Rowlands, nephew of Charles !!. Rowlands, by whom Robinson was employed. whose home also is In Lima. Gray was not married and was a son of A. L. Gray, president of the Houck Wire Wheel Manufacturing companyo^Buffaio. N. Y. His father was notified of the death.,.