Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 June 1939 — Page 25

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Players for Motorboat Fans Whipping Up Campaign to Rid White River of [Pair of Ohio - ‘Choose-Up’| Sandbars—Then They Can Cruise All the Way to Noblesville Boxers Win , ARATHON NS

By TOM OCHILTREE proper markers and instruct the more people this sort of thing would as the engine is turned over the McNulty, Cecil Scott, Herb Spell-

: | Out at Broad Ripple where the new pilots on the courses. attract.” - boil-up from the wake will fill (his man, William Chambers and Wil- ® it Name ota flotilla lay, the boys today were| Also on the fire are plans for| While your correspondent was tunnel and provide plenty of liam Baptist. am outs whipping up a little campaign to races between outboards of the run-| covering the water front, he also water for the propeller to churn. If you are old enough to rehave the State remove a few of about type. These events this year | Noted that Jerry Irwin was building There are two kinds of outboard [member when the Model T was in

the sandbars from White River so|are expected to be held next month, | large floating dance pavilion Which |... one is done in regular hr oS derciand

opisat : ul e t tri is to be shoved and pulled up and| °C . hE Exhibition Game to Be joer and faster rides. [in various oases aocorai eried | Gown stream. if. there is ehough|racing hulls—long, low things Which men ger: from bostme macer: |Gilmore Outpoints Palmo as v

| longer and faster rides. in various classes according to the . Plaved at Cooperstown As Dr. C. B. Chambers explained [size of their motors. stream, by two power tugs, also on skip along the surface when run- the early automobiling days half M artin Get S Decisio n y pe it, this task would be something Forrest Gilbreath won the race the ways (the technical way of ex- ning at top speeds. This sort of the fun was for papa to tear down N. Y.. Next Week less than herculean since the river for larger boats last year in his| Pressing it). {racing, the more second semester wy Tarslly bs on SapiGay just to Over K. 0. Lee ya . bottom needs manicuring badly oniy | Hooten Safety Sled which is pow-| Pembroke Cornelius, a power boat kind, is done by Don Steeg, Harry DS ure Shah N WOWII-TWn. on Sun. « U. . lin about a half dozen places to ered with a 32-horsepower Evinrude, owner, also has constructed himself O'Brien and Art Werner, Indian-|98¥. IN THE LONG RUN COOPERSTOWN. N. Y., June 9 make it navigable for small boats and this still is rated as the fastest a little, white houseboat anchored apolis residents who haul their| After a while the auto became too A pair of Cincinnati fighters, Herb (U. P).—Two players from each clear to Noblesville, outboard on the river. | opposite the entrance to the park. racers to various parts of the Mid- commonplace and repair work came Gilmore, 125, and Jerry Martin, 147 __ +++ and you can PROVE it major league team were named to-| The way it is now, these boats You wouldn't think it in a land-| It sleeps four people and has its/dle West to compete. almost exclusively into the hands ed i ies In th feature bouts] JJ day to meet in a “choose-up” game can only operate between the Broad locked city like this, but the boating! own generating plant. | Runabouts, which are raced here, t fessionals. ‘Th th scored victories in the ure bouts here June 12 in the feature of the Ripple dam and a point about three instinct must die hard in a man.| But the thing that is causing are designed chiefly as passenger Of professionals. en was the era on last night's outdoor boxing proCavalcade ,of Baseball. | miles upstream. On Sunday after-| Five years ago when Dr. Chambers more excitement than a dog fight crafts. Class F boats have 32 horse of radio tinkering, but that, too, gral Sports Arena. The game, highlighting the cen- noon this lack of space makes the took up this sport, there were only in a small town is the new 21-foot | power, Class C, 22; Class B, 16, and (soon died out. Gilmore was awarded the decision tennial celebration in the town where stretch opposite the amusement about a haif dozen power boats on cabin cruiser which Art Graybill|Class A, 12. The average outboard | With boating these men have oyer Joey Palmo, 128, Dayton, O., Abner Doubleday originated the|park about as congested as New | the river, and now there are about|is building. This job is to have motor turns up about 4000 revolu- |foynd a new field for amateur me-|8 er they hed mixed it up for eight game 100 years ago, will not have|York's Times Square at the rush 25 inboard and outboard, in addi-|a seven-foot beam and will be de- tions a minute and burns a fuel chanics, and they spend hours mak- | Foun : ar Rh was sven Ute Sorc one league lined up against the oth-| hour. | tion to a large number of outboard signed to float on a damp blanket, | mixture of a pint to a pint and a |ing minor adjustments to hulls and or Ackie (K. O.) Lee of Macon, er, but will be an exhibition with] While the new channel proposal powered row boats. (drawing only eight to 10 inches half of oil to a gallon of gasoline. motors. This is the type the sport|Ca. in the other main go of the, 1 vo players from both leagues on the still is in the incubator stage chiefly| “There has been this increased when fully loaded. Other regulars in Indianapolis appeals. to, and they are sure that same length. same team. because the boys aren't sure to interest,” he said, “despite the fact| Secret of its construction is the motor boating circles are Harley | if the state could open up the 31 i e four-round bajtie between gud runs Eddie Collins of the Red Sox and which authority to present their that we don't have a lot of room tunnel stern. When the motor is| Horton, Oscar T. Passmore, Hugh river miles between here and No-|Y my Noyes, 1%. adison, Ind, ood rum! Hans Wagner of ‘the Pirates choose beef, they said that if the channels to run, and if we had a little more off only about half the propeller Sowers. George Cramer, Ralph |blesville, there would be scores of |2nd Jack Baer, 176, Lexington, Ky.,

i | y y : i - z | i | . i w [new recruits to th : went to Norris, while Hard Rock their sides from the lists which fol- could be dug they would erect the space there is no telling how many (will be under water, but as soon (McIntire, Jack Goebel, Mathew [new eir ranks Stone, 172, Indianapolis, knocked out

ow: ¢ National League: Pitchers—Hub- Tiger Reed, 176, Indianapolis

. * : : : s © | Paul Bunten, 138, Coatesville, lost Siete di 37 Hoosiers Eligible for enti Lik ot Track sell he elphia; MacFayden, Boston; Van- Sparks was awarded a five-round der Meer, Cincinnati. Catchers— ® o T t € un ay decision over Tommy LaFever, 125, sere, cones ome Sn | P(r, A. Qualifying Tests

Warstler or Miller, Boston; Camilli, a 3 oe Times Special Brooklyn; Lavagetto, Brooklyn; Her- | EE. aa i FRANKLIN, Ind, June 9.—The! { 3 i i $a 3 A

man, Chicago; Jurges, New York:| A field of 37 Hoosier ee eel Hodlanson o oath = nd, | | leadership in the Midwest Dirt Vaughan, Pittsburgh. Outfielders— is expected to go out over the High- Chester Keeley o re ame, | 3 — RE Sale | Track Racing Association's cham-! Ott, New York; Arnovich, Philadel ang Club course Monday in qualify-| Norman Kidd of Evansville, James § . JS ho Ty : | pionship will ® at stake here Sun-| Outboard Motors phia; L. Waner, Pittsburgh; Med- jg trials Monday for the National M: Lawson of Indianapolis, Frank § ; 3 rE Ciao: ark x . wick and Martin, St. Louis. | Professional Golf Association's an- McDonald of South Bend, Frank § ws al (day with Mike Salay and Criaries/ Single Fn American League: Pitchers— nya) tournament at Flushing, L. I., McCarthy, Fred McDermott of Tip- § = = oy ® “i | Szekenedy, both of South Bend, nd] Grove, Boston; Stratton, Chicago; next month. |pecanoe, Walter Murray, Era Palm-| § } el So A {entered in the five-event speed pro-| I Allen, Cleveland. Catchers — Berg, The qualifying meet will be held er of Muncie, P. E. Pelsher of La-| $ Nu ; SEE gram at the Johnson County Fair | 0 I Sh Boston; Jorgens, New York; F. over a 36-hole stretch. and the three |favette, Harold Rigdeley of Val-| § pid Ss ha | Grounds, ; ” : B® ALL FIRSTS ALL PERFECT Hayes, Philadelphia. Infielders— jow scorers will become eligible to|paraiso, Alex Ritchie of Evansville, | 3 g RE ~The race for driving honors went . A | ALL POPULAR SIZES Owen, Chicago; Shilling, Cleveland; compete in the national P. G. A.|Thomas Roan of Ft. Wayne, Marion | J : into a virtual deadlock last Sunday Xi : Gehringer and Greenberg, Detroit; tourney. | Smith of Crawfordsville, Mel Smith F : (when Szekenedy captured major § Cylinders Travis, Washington. Outfielders—| rast vear's Indiana qualifiers, [of French Lick, Roy C. Smith o : { ; ho CL [laurels in the Logansport program, | Selkirk, New York; Moses, Philadel- Massie Miller of Richmond, Frank | Hillcrest, John Sonnenberg of South | 3 4 ’ : | Salay now has 258 points, as com-| phia; Wright, Washington, and Champ of Bedford and Russ Stone- | Bend, George Soutar of Broadmoor, | 3 : : | pared with Szekenedy’s 238. $ 50 | Thompson, St. Louis. {house of Indianapolis, are eligible Jim Soutar of Shelbyville, Ralph | | This week's program, sponsored | =

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” . » * - ‘i . { : hs . i n 4 Others expected to compete are: Bend, Wayne Timberman of Terre x SE ) § A % 4 Ii gis Plans Clinic oe T. Allen of Ft. Wayne, Al Haute, W. O. Tinder of Anderson, : Sa | trials, three 10-lap elimination races We Rent 4.50.21 4.95.19 5.00-19 pie Simi for Nigh. school coatiies {apolis, Chuck Garringer of Speed- Watson of South Bend and Harold 8 4 10 5. «0=&J,

CHAMPAIGN, Ill, June 9 (NEA).! «1: : | ‘and the feature 30-lap champion. | SAR ehh id Collins of Highland. Noel Epperson Herman Uebele, John Vaughn of] I Outboard — University of Illinois will hold a '\rawasee, Lou Feeney of Indian-| Anderson, Tom Vaughn, John C.| : ya Sp coves Motors | vay; Robert Grant of Kokomo, Watts of Bloomington. | B . 8 2 , i BE Willowbroo k Go lf SPORTING pire 530-11 S006 | SAE ; i. a The public is invited to compete EM-ROE GOODS CO. §| Including Your OM. Tiny

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F Tr & ll held at the Willowbrook golf course. ma eur Po S oR 3 : & tomorrow afternoon and Sunday, it! ®LI-3446 0 WwW h : . 5 : EF 8 | was announced today. erever: SOFTBALL (Castle. The Dairy team will leave . \ fy goLL- GRIP ® ® Sacred Heart ang St. Catherine, at 11 a. m. : \ 1 NON-SKID This Si n Is both undefeated in the C. Y. O.| Ee aa ; ' a § poe High School League, will meet for| Connersville is in the market for Ro : - the championship at 1 p. m. to- & same Sunday with a strong team. : 4 | en AL-CORD

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son, is expected to start on the 0” h SR i i ; | gg ; ” mound for Sacred Heart. He will wi Noy: fen did he ate ; ER Sal : SE | ® Every gar- 2 Fo a] RET Yh be opposed by John Devine. 5 3 3 a N33 L: pS | ment Un- a fs 8g

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Industrial League at Stout Sta-| mallory vs. Richardson at Riverside 8. : BG % PA E ae Hy | eEvery gar- : EE hn The pairings Sunday in the Mu- RE NR ment a Record aS ha 0 : b 3:00). D. Adams vs. Mission Orange. | Ricipal League: 3 : gy AS 8 x Value! __ Ba 2 oY : nly by eriss-crossing the

i General Exterminating vs. Beanblossom a conditions — could you get a The Goldsmith Secos will go after | yy giversiae 1. Cecil Smith Saad true picture of the toughness i int y i n 5 x . “ heir ak yr Mi Ar oi Bo i vs, Ful Crely NEW YORK, June 9 (U. P.).—Lineups for the British and Ameri- | Due hou or 5 and mileage built inte the 100 PENNSYLVANIA at Lebanon. Game time is 7:30. Sunday's schedule in the Big Six | 0 polo teams for the second International Cup match Sunday were assortments! All colors . 4» all mate- ; thick-tread, bruise-resisting, A Seco Dlavers are to Teport at League: It probably wil be tomorrow before it is decided whether Cecil Pals ov. 8 staes, Ll 3 ———anao wig iol $ i ’ ’ r ¢ ; i months of comfortable, worry. The Secon will pay Western Union| Buns ‘Becen ne. Sociimt CA" 6¢ | Smith Will Tide ‘at No. 3 Tor the Americans and whether Hewcern || Smal Deposit HoMaWRFGarment free driving you wil fully at 10 a. m. Sunday at Willard 1. [Riverside 3 (double-haader). Hughes wil = h ee same position for the British. 4 IRBAY NIG realize that it Is not a low Bowers Eavelope vs. Mosse at River. | mith, 10-goaler injured three days before the first cup match last = Mv 8 ¥ SNE grade tire made to look afe tractive . . . but a one-price, one-quality tire In a class of Its own. And when, eventually, you take your pencil and fig ure MARATHON'S cost-per-mile, you get the clinching , Eg : proof of its extra value!

Eaglefield Unitractors and Best sida 7. Sunday, took his first gallop yesterday in an mterclub game at | Coal will clash at 2 p. m. Sunday Cardinal A. C. Piave re t re-| Meadow Brook. Officials of the U. 8. Polo Association Cup Defense | at Softball Stadium. For games| o' tH" 4 kay s a : Committee saw his workout, but declined to comment whether he | with the Tractors write Bob Jar- ports Dos von Huntay: would displace Stewart Iglehart, who rode at No. 2 last week. YOU'LL rett, 2920 Meredith Ave. Hughes displaced the veteran Aidan Roark against a Westbury team |

FIND 10 Park Pastimers | in a final British test match yesterday, and while his play appeared

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The Colas and Motors met two > Sera MARATHONS than to y +1. | Years’ service went to Bob Bohlen, on now than OF Wears Jee, ue gocals emer Horn! Bob Cusack and Bill Claver. Bud | walt end take chances with Layman. who has pitched I no. | Harrell and Bill Elder, two-year ; Ei] depgerous old tires. DRIVE IN MM 070 B OILS hitters this season P will be on the veterans, received a sweater and a| 4g io boiler 8 ayes today and save a possible mound for the Grahams. and he Is Wlanket, while first-year sweaters pitching staff, Manager Clyde Hoffa mishap tomorrow. expected to be opposed by Hall NCTC awarded to Tom Binford, of the Gold Medal Beers . today Soi . Harvey Bradly, Mike Keene, Severin T 11 ight | (Windmill) Mahaney. Busch a Sal signed Theon omasello, right-| . usChnann an Tozza. handed curve-ball pitcher, who |

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