the RACETHURSQAfe i!s 50 cents for adults and 25 cents £ ;for children. 1 for children. Kace Officials Officials announced by Mr. Byars Wood, timer; Chris Schuncli, W. Gorman, judges; A V. .Murphy, flagman; Leonard Sloan (SpD—Contract of Dallas, announcer; Pete Bobino, the !RTchaTS: n ricket L seners: S Mm Ray^uUding ! Byars. Mrs. Joe Wood, Wesily Ames,em and T. E. Byars, barbecue; Joe An-!site drus. Henderson Landers, Aline; on ! Landers. Merlon Morgan. Mrs. Mor-- day rov Andrus, cold dnna concision. Ind Robert Dixon, Ed local White. Walter Lee, Morris Brown.* will ho'd the initial motorcycle an d James Bobino in charge of the George .. ISST^rSf'tl^bJSS season with a race Thursday at 2:30 . d about $600,000,-'firm. p. m. in the club racegrounds at " ear on candy. ‘tion the north end of Magnolia avenue at the Lucas drive intersection. Prize money amounting to $100 j ] will be given away and a trophy | Initial Tourist Trophy Run ning to Attract Many Riders Here Tne Beaumont Motorcycle club will be awarded the winner of the Grand finale race. Eligible Riders Riders, all of whom must be members of the American Motor cycle association, from Beaumont, Port Arthur, Lake Charles. Houston, Shreveport, Corpus Christi, Dallas, Waco, San Antonio, Austin, Texar kana, Tyler, Galveston and possibly) Dallas, will take part in the seven) events. Ray Byars, race manager, is now in Dallas making arrangements for some Dallas riders to attend. Competition riders from Beau mont who have registered are Woodrow Leone. Robert Rouse and; Howard EHinger. There will be di-> visions for novices, amateurs and) experts. j Several thousand spectators are ^\\\\\\\\\i\\\\\\l\lll//////////%^ § $1.00 Flashlights I free to all ticket holders. Admission, _ _ in [expected and barbecue will be serve, EARS.ROEBUCK &