Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, January 10, 1926, Page 17

SUNDAY, JANUARY 10, 1926 r extent than ever before as a tor in the automotive in- in motoring p success of the year, Henry, “pertains to the perform e of American cars and American s in the gruelling contests of tracks and spee ys under the tion of the Contest Board aes ertains also to the tremendous ess in track and s mn as ¥ the sr Vital Contributions to wu Industry Made on ; Speed Tracks 1 as t public. } An {dea of the proportions that official automobile racing has as- sumed, i jointed out, can be statement of the at during the past s distributed the prizes to of the e which States, months brought more brilliant nd $146,487 wen’ achievements and sensational de-|to th: track perform velopments tha fmilar period Peter DePaolo, who was crowned pats eke ae ated twol A.A, A. speed champion for lecades, ago. | the r, rolled up In a statement is A. national he: rters today Thos. P, Henry, president of the association, declared that the year Was the most successful in the his. tory of the game and th automo: bile racing proved it to ued from A greatest number pf points am: driver since the inaugurs ent system of designating a yearly champion under the rules of ‘the Contest Board. In addition to the char p crown, DePaolo uumulate 000 VALVE GRINDING “THE MACHINE TO DO IT RIGHT” Bring Your “Loggy” Motor to Us. Warne-Crosby Motor Co. 132 East Seventh St. Phone 2610 : RECORD TOUR THE CASPER TRIBUNE-HERALD PAGE FIVE in prize monéy during the season. The’ four’ munners-up to DePaolo showed a performance only less brilliant than the winner. These were Tommy Milton, Harry Hartz, Bob' McDonough and Earl Cooper. 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