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,|.c . WP ATTTfnFor Syracuse and ^ Vicinity— Hair today and Mondays rising temperature.( * PRICE EiGHT CENTSSECGND SECTION___Acr-Sr, . ^ SU.VL VY MOP. ;i 0, PTEMH OR i G,MILTON SHATTERS f00-MILE MARK565 ATTENDANCE BREAKSAuto Speed Demons Battling for LWinnsAV* OnirJ O'frrsitnJL \.A V CllOPRICE EIGHT CENTS. Growth to Foremost Fair Declared Barred by Many Weaknesses; Rain Handicaps Hrils to Cut Cruwd.1 58,812 ATTENDANCEAT AUTO RACE DAYjNeed for Buildings, Better Facilities. Good Roads. Paved Walks. Stressed as . ’ Necessary for Future.Having shattered all at ten-da nee records and having demonstrated its real possibilities J \ by threatening the 100.000j mark on each of two days dur-j ing the week, the S3rd New! York tnte Fair lias Hosed and, mum intrt the reeorrls nf Ids-1 tory. ,* It stands on l easily as the I best exhibition the State ha-,;* ever had but even m the great-, ness and randeur it has en-it joyed this year, it has shown'3u,my weakncsse, departnifuis1 in whieli it must be corrected if. it is eventually to become whatj* every loyal citizen of New York States hopes it will be.j America's great exposition. . jnanrm ras sr*n a % BaiRmTmnHbtn biira 14 mintssni Tommy Milton’s Time One Hour, 15 Minutes, 33 Seconds, Breaking Mark Set by Hearne in 1919—Lead From 22d Lap.ISETS NEW MILE FIGURE TWICE;: HARTZ, SECOND; IRA VAIL, THIRD3 Three more world\ records—thw time in the automotive in-vead of the equine world—were shattered in spectacular fashior on the State Fair track yesterday, when To nun v Milton, driving a daredevil race before U0j)ih) spellbound’ spectators, established—*A new world's record of 42.28 seconds for one mile on a circular dirt track.A new world’s record of one hour, 15 minutes, 33-100-ino —__ i? , . . 1A new world's record of an average speed for 100 miles over a circular dirt track of 79.99 miles per hour., To make tin* record -shat a ovmi in or.' d.*Hsiv« H-Mt otuer urivers also b-tt-n-d tii- old mark. For the first time°h; in** lustory of anTf'nio'ml-1 racing. n\ *-r*. drl•,■*■*■.san»■ tionpd f-ojITi*s{ brokthv worId'•* rr'.-nr/i whi.Y,' op^jVTili■tim** they started And :he man whi, had l,Hd it.—Kddic Imarm .. v.u» one of thlt;‘ ight \ilio traih-d rim smisation.il Milton hptyk*Marked by .slmv.cn; .uni threaten-,•mr e.t tlier coiullllons all of tlic'.'■nr, tin* fill1 Monday and Saturdiv, ^ ^ ^ ^the 5S.W uinrk Mail ihci jex_ z-rs xac-r «*, mar »** war**»? ,'wnthot boon anything 11 ke Meal the, . Above—Four of Speed Demons jockeying for positrons as ;DHl.noo marl: no: only a po.«sI- j with which he shattered world recordsbUliy but .i probability on each of.and Harry Hartz, second.t t'-’i'cdij*.the line.O.j Jul\ DM m.lf-t'S'it tilil VI.ton cut my* in :iCUT RECORD OVER 14 MINUTES.- IMS at Hiiij. n:v. A-./. |i. .,«■„* .-K Cl . - rob i j.pcciai.a.v‘rC,lM! !llt ^ ‘ 3 MJCIK*3—,1u-. :■ f t):..,. ;i M, p'rfo,-ranco of tn.* century Mil-annexing victory.heir cars swing into Below, left to right-the home stretch early in the lOO-mde race.' Cenier-Tommy Milton in the H. C. S. Special!,. °“ ^ ^dd.e Hearne, who finished fifth; Ralph De Palma, fourth; Ira Vail, third; Tommy Milton' ^ ^ *''IT il • ‘■»tcrda\ with a P'-rformance that H. Mi; «iU ”»:.ind until th-y make aUi'i'pv. lt;V., . Frr-,Ki:.' Frame drove im •fUlru .Ji-t track m \Z SO v-trond-*. a man-
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Syracuse, New York, US
Sun, Sep 16, 1923
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