AAA non-championship races.

I'm looking for full results of the AAA non-championship races which are listed on http://www.champcarstats.com/ and from which only the winner is given.


Here's the list of non-championship races 1909-1909 from which I only have the winners

1918 June 1: Sheepshead Bay 100 - Ralph De Palma
1918 June 22: Chicago 100 - Louis Chevrolet
1918 July 4: Cincinnati 100 - Ralph De Palma

1920 March 28: Beverly Hills heat 2 50 - Jimmy Murphy

1923 September 15: Syracuse 100 - Tommy Milton

1925 April 19: Culver City heat 1 to 4, 25 miles each - Leon Duray, Peter DePaolo, Pietro Bordino and Bob McDonough
1925 April 19: Culver City main 50 - Harry Hartz
1925 July 4: Salem 100 - Ralph De Palma
1925 September 19: Syracuse 100 - Ralph De Palma

1927 September 3: Syracuse 100 - Frank Lockhart
1927 September 25: Cleveland 100 - Frank Lockhart

1928 September 16: Atlantic City 100 - Ray Keech

1929 May 26: Toledo 100 - Wilbur Shaw
1929 June 2: Cleveland 100 (although 0nly 85 miles) - Wilbur Shaw
1929 Augusat 18: Toledo 100 - Wilbur Shaw

1931 June 2: Roby 100 - Louis Schneider

1936 August 22: Springfield 100 - Wilbur Shaw

1937 August 21: Springfield 100 (95) - Mauri Rose
1937 August 29: Milwaukee 100 (96) - Rex Mays

1938 August 20: Springfield 100 - Tony Willman
1938 August 28: Milwaukee 100 - Chet Gardner

1939 October 15: Springfield 100 - Emil Andres

1940 June 16: Langhorne 100 - Duke Nalon

1941 June 22: Langhorne 100 - Duke Nalon

1946 July 4: Atlanta 50 - Ted Horn


The Dick Wallen book does not give any supplementary informatioin about the
board track races.



Gerrit Stevens

Do you know anything about the Uniontown Speedway board track races?

Originally posted by LaRacasse
Do you know anything about the Uniontown Speedway board track races?

The Dick Wallen book "Board Track, Guts, Gold & Glory" gives information on every (?) board track during the period 1910-1931.
Until now I have only read a few chapters. The Uniontown chapter I still have to read.


Gerrit Stevens

This is all I could find:

22/06/18 Chicago Hundred
1 Louis Chevrolet (Frontenac)
2 Ralph Mulford (Frontenac)
3 Ira Vail (Hudson)
4 Denny Hickey (Hudson)
5 Barney Oldfield (Golden Submarine)
6 Tommy Milton(Duesenberg)

16/09/28 Atlantic City 100
1 Ray Keech (Miller)
2 Deacon Litz
3 Lou Meyer
4 - Gardner
(There were three Gardner brothers racing at this time - my records don’t say which this was)

02/06/29 Cleveland 100
1 Wilbur Shaw (Miller)
2 Deacon Litz (Miller)
3 Shortly Cantlon (Ford Special)
4 - Robinson (Duesenberg)

21/08/38 Springfield 100
1 Mauri Rose (Miller)
2 Bill Cummings (Miller)
3 Frankie Beeder (Miller)
4 Frank Brisko (Stevens-Brisko)
5 Chet Gardner (Miller)

Gerrit:

I hope you can add to our discussion on the 1916 Uniontown Race at the thread "1916 Championship Season (USA) -- Uniontown Speedway" once you have some additional information. Would you consider the Universal Trophy Race at that venue to be a National Non-Championship Event?

Originally posted by LaRacasse
Gerrit:

I hope you can add to our discussion on the 1916 Uniontown Race at the thread "1916 Championship Season (USA) -- Uniontown Speedway" once you have some additional information. Would you consider the Universal Trophy Race at that venue to be a National Non-Championship Event?

As you might have noticed, I did already.
I consider the 1916 event as a national non-championship event (but who am I). AAA sanctioned the race it was only too late to be a championship event.


Gerrit Stevens

Yes, I see Gerrit. Sorry I did not recognize that. Thanks so much for your contribution.

Cincinnati, July 4, 1918

100-mile 'Liberty Handicap automobile race' held at the Sharonville Speedway

1. Ralph De Palma
2. Tom Milton
3. Ralph Mulford
4. Barney Oldfield
5. Denny Hickey
6. Louis Chevrolet
Ira Vail
Fred McCarthy
Andy Burt
Al Cotey
Omar Toft

DNF
Dario Resta
Arthur Duray
Milton McBride
Joe Boyer

DNS
Red Fetterman
N. Czwick
Jim Meyer