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In the prize money offered, one big juiey plum is $500 of real United States money and it goes to the boy that lowers the world‘s record over a oneâ€"mile dift track. "Dutch" says he craves that halfâ€"grandâ€"so do the other boys. "Howdy" Wilcox, another Indianapâ€" olis speed marvel of national repute, in his E. R. Special. will be another likely contender. "Howdy" may tell ‘em all byâ€"by. Chicago Driver Cliff Woodbury, a Chicago boy, rode into considerable prominence â€" last Memorial day, finishing in the "show" place in the big rase at ‘the Indianâ€" apolis speédwayâ€"the "Kentucky derâ€" by of the motor turf." Cliff drives Woodbury‘s Frontenac. The step it showed over the 500â€"mile jaunt at Indianapolis will make things interâ€" esting for all vresent at Soringfield. Less Allen pulled down the imporâ€" tant money for the big race on the openin@ day here last year. This boy holds the world‘s record for the hunâ€" dred miles. Winning out in the cenâ€" tury grind‘entitles Less to some atâ€" tention in the long going here, > Springfield Entry And. Springfield, Ilinois doesn‘t need to go elsewhere to find all of the good ones. There is Benny Schoaff to be accounted for. "Benny" knows his groceries, particularly on the Springfield track. Benny has turned the mile in fortvâ€"cight. secondsâ€"flat. That is the local track record. Inciâ€" dentally, that makes Benny :ge nliâ€"< nois state champion miler as nip other track in the state has s3o low a mark for the mile. Benny would like to see some one beat it, but prefers a front view of him when he does it, and will hurry to be well ahead when they clip that mark down any. The speed card for the two Saturâ€" days of the Fair, August 21 and 28, consists of four tenâ€"mile events and RT 'IRACE AUTO RACES ‘ly ‘©Entries Indicate That This Will Be Attractive Feature of Annugal | Exhibition â€"â€"â€" > fortyâ€"mile grind. 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A.Y.D. (At Your Door) Prices Below : THE COACH $1361. :; THE BROUGHAM $1690 + ie 7â€"Passenger SEDAN $1780 . Standard Equ: t Includes: Automatic Windshield Cleaner, Rearâ€"View Mirror, Transmission Lock (bufltria%‘ Radiator Shutters, Motoâ€"Meter, Combination Stop and Tail Light. A. W. PERSON conf;ncs PRESS AND . i AUGUST SCRIBNERS OUTSIDE INTERESTsS| : HAS MANY FEA Writer In "The college press reflects an lack of outsidé interest on the: of college men," asserts Eric C. Hppwood, president of the Amerâ€" ican |Society of Newspaper Editors, in <the August Scribner‘s magazine. Mt. Hopwood, who is editor of the Clevgland Plain Dealer, bases his artâ€" icle Morals of. College Jourâ€" nalism" on a survey of student newsâ€" papets and magazines. "One would not gather by reading it thrat by any possibility the great, wicked, throbbing, vital world lay just |beyond the eollege gate. (One would â€"not guess that Apollyon was in whit around the corner: from. the college chapel. One would never know that |some day the boss would regisâ€" ter surprise when his newly acquired college assistant informed him that an ad valorem‘duty was a part of the Epis¢opal ritual. But as everybody knows â€" except possibly the underâ€" gradpuateâ€"all these things are true. It is no use blinking tye fact that the world and the boss and the devil are just laround the corner and that one can‘t keep sanctuary behind the colâ€" lege iwalls forever. The college press ought to keep these simple facts beâ€" fore|the student mind. Then, perâ€" ha Mr. Edison would have less trouble with his questionnaires." ten mile races, money will be divided five ways. The winners in these dashâ€" es are eligible for the long route. A field|of at least a dozen of the very best|of them will battle for the big All the Fast Ones _ N.\ F. O‘Hair, manager of auto racâ€" ing for the Fair, has been in close touch with all the fast ones racing this season. He has the assurance that they| will all be here, tuned up and rarin‘ to go when the flag drops. Comâ€" pétition in these races is open to the worlfl. Although the ones that have agrepd to come in and race include a lot of the boys that have been running in the money, later entries may spring somé¢ real surprises. There will be upâ€" wards of, $3,500 on the wire to be pull¢éd down by the boys that cross the line lin time. Entries will be received by N. F. O‘Hair, at Springfield, ‘up to August 18. Entry blanks and other information for prospective contestâ€" ants canbe secured from him now. best stak are pot frivolous when there is serious work to be done. We‘ll say not, esâ€" peciflly when it‘s such serious work as lecturing the old man for staying out itoo late on Saturday night. 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