Zieman v. World Amusement Service Ass'n of South Dakota

During an automobile race at the Clay County Fair, on October 1, 1927, one of the automobiles driven by a Mr. Nichols, at a high rate of speed, crashed through the fence surrounding the track, and ran a distance thereafter of about 40 or 50 feet, striking the plaintiff and severely injuring him. This action was instituted against both the Clay County Fair Association and the World Amusement Service Association of South Dakota. Upon trial, verdict was returned in favor of the plaintiff against only the World Amusement Service Association, and judgment thereon rendered, from which said…