Biwoklands, Sept. 24.
Tragedy marred the 500 miles motor race at Brooklands to-day. live Dunfee, a member of the Stock Exchange, while driving a Bentley car belonging to the millionaire sportsman, Woolf Barnato, crashed over the banking on the road and was killed instantaneously in full view of thousands of people. Te was travelling then at a speed of 120 miles an hour, and had only just taken over from his brother Jack, Clive Dunfee, who was 27 years of age, announced before his marriage to the actress, Miss Jane Baxter, in'1930 that he had promised her to abandon racing. His wife witnessed the tragedy to-day.
The race was won by a M, G. Midget.car driven by R. Horton and J. A. Bartlett. The average speed was 96.29 miles an hour. A Riley ear came in second and a Talbot was. placed third.—Reuter, Oe
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