Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 May 1941 — Page 17

TUESDAY, MAY 13, 1941 —

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YOU CAN make a mental note now that the pole won't go for much less than 130 miles an hour when the boys begin making their qualifying excursions Saturday at the Speedway. Rex Mays, who has held the No. 1 position in the starting lineup three times, fears—or rather, did fear—that a 127-mile-an-hour pace for the 10 test miles would put him back in the second or third TOW. That had been his best speed in the straight-ecight Bowes Sealfast Special until late yesterday. Then, Rapid Rex clipped off four laps in a row a shade below 130 miles an hour, and the whole Bowes crew staged a mild celebration in the pits. i His best lap was made in & minute 9.3 seconds, and that's so close to 130 miles an hour nobody will argue with you if you call it that. “Boy, I feel fine now,” Rex sighed. If we do that Saturday, we should at least get a place in the front row.” After a Rex took

rear tire was changed, the cream-and-black

[racer to the bricks once more while

a delegation checked his speed on the back straightaway. They re-

turned with word that he romped | through [mately 169 miles an hour.

the stretch at approxi-

Mays still would like to ride the.

northwest curve at & faster clip. “I have to let up--the car seems to want to bounce. If I could come through that turn as fast as I do on the southeast, I'd really cut ‘em a fat one.”

On these fast four laps, Mays in- |

advertently had the hand throttle out. Now he believes he'll keep it that way—it gives him more oomph on the turns. It was hard to tell whether Mays mechanician Bud Winfield was happier, Winfield had a look the sparkplugs after the run pronounced the

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Carburetion was the problem to solve as Mauri Rose toured several laps in the blue-and-red Maserati that's to be known as the Elgin Piston Pin Special. In case vou're confused, this motor is the one Rene LeBegue drove to 10th place last year, while the chassis is off the other French car that failed to qualify.

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THE TRACK was closeq until 4 p. m. while the bump on the northeast curve was ironed out by a steamroller. This is the spot which was resurfaced during the winter and which drew complaints from several of the drivers.

Some of the jockeys in the pits were discussing the question of where to “ease off” on the front stretch for the southwest curve, Frank Brisko claimed that for every two pits more you pass while holding it down, you pick ap a half-mile an hour in your speed. Nobody disputed this claim.

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CHET MILLER was caught in his Miller-motored Boyle eight at close to 120 miles for several laps. Others on the bricks were Ralph

Hepburn in the Bowes V-8, Al Mil- |

ler in one of the rear-engined Gulf cars, and Shorty Cantlon in the Surber Special. This is the car Shorty handled last year and which will be in Billy DeVore's care this Memorial Day.

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The Bowes crew doesn’t prepare its cars to be driven at Sundayv-afternoon-in-the-country speed. Hepburn commented that the Bowes V-8, out for the first time since the motor blew up on Mr.

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say the Robson boys, the only pair of brothers entered in the 500mile race. George (left) looks on as Harold scribbles a letter to the family back in Huntington Park, Cal. George is a comparative veteran, having driven at the Speedway for the past two years, but Harold will be making his debut in the annual classic, George will drive for Leon Daray, retired veteran, now a car owner, while Harold will drive the car of Ted Nowiak of Chicago.

| Winfield, was balky and temper- | amental below 4000 revolutions | per minute but a real powerhouse | at 5000 or better. His ride was cut short when a front tire began to show wear.

to arrive in New York today but the cars still are missing. . . . Lieut, William Bulmer and his fire crew (are getting new quarters in the | garage section. With wooden floor | and pastel green walls, the house . & = | replaces the tent the laddies used _|to have to sleep in, come wet IN AND ABOUT GASOLINE | weather or wind, . . . Speed, Cotton ALLEY. .. . Among the newest ar- Henning's 9-year-old dog, is out | rivals are Ted Horn, fresh from a of the hospital after an operation | ( victory at Langhorne; Emil An- | and plans to celebrate a birthday | dres, Louis Tomei and Louis Du- | next week. . | rant, . , . They're marking time in|neat penny trick hell show you. | the Fageol garage awaiting a new | Bring along five coppers. block from the Coast. It's expected | Joe Copps, the Speedway's tellin time for Mel Hansen to attempt | all, hopes to get Eddie Rickenbackto qualify the four-cylinder job on|er on the long-distance phone at Saturday. . . . The Hughes brothers | the press dinner ¥riday night and of Denver found they had some | have him exchange pleasantries steering repairs to make after their | with the newsmen. . . . It was Kelcar was given its wheel alignment |ly Petillo himself who climbed in

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NEW YORK, May 13 (U. P.).— | Qualifying trials for the National | Public Links Golf Tournament will | be held in 38 districts from June 27 to June 30, the United States Golf | | Association announced today. Entries for the qualifying trials | close June 9 and the tournament | will be played July 14-19 at the | Indian. Canyon Golf Course, Spokane, Wash. The full list of qualifying points follows: Tucson, Ariz.; Los Angeles; San Francisco; Denver; New Britain, Conn.; Jacksonville, Fla.; Atlanta; Honolulu; Boise, Ida.; Idaho Falls; Chicago; Indianapolis; Wichita, Kans.; Louisville, Ky.; New | Orleans; Baltimore; Detroit; St. Paul; Kansas City; St. Louis: | Helena, Mont.; Omaha, Neb.; Am- | sterdam, N, Y.; Buffalo, N. Y.; New | York City; Pinehurst, N. C.; Far- hy & V ’ » | v y - go, N. D.; Cleveland Dayton, O.: thrill in golf when 12,000 persons Tulsa, Okla.; Portland, Ore.; Phila- |$8W him sink a two-foot putt on delphia;: Pittsburgh; Houston; Salt the 18th hole of the final round of Lake City; Seattle; Spokane, Wash., the St. Paul Open of 1939

and Milwaukee, aia The tap gave the Chicago profesThe local qualifying trials will be sional a birdie 4 for 270, a world held Sunday, June 29, at Cc Tin. record for a par 72 courie. He copped the championship by four strokes. “Tournaments are won by those getting the ball in from 4 feet and under,” says Metz, “There are 20 players games through the fairway are on a par, but the chap who drops the short ones usually cashes the winner's check.” Dick Metz tries to putt with an upright blade, plays the ball about | 8:15 p. m.—Stewart-Warner vs.|4 inches from the left toe. U. S. Tires. He employs the reverse over9:30 p. m.—E. C. Atkins vs. P. R. lapping grip, which has the index Mallory. [finger of the left hand overlapping

CL e—— [the little finger of the right. Tomorrow’s schedule in the Bush- He keeps the clubhead as close

Feezle Twilight Factory League: to the green as possible.

at ance, Electric vs. Indianapolis Glove NEXT: Lloyd Mangram.

American Can vs. I. D. 8S. Employees at

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|p sint_b, Color vs. Peerless Foundry at NEW YORK, May 13 (U. P).— The fiield for the $5000 Goodall round robin golf tournament numbered nine players today following at | Acceptances of Paul Runyan and | Jimmy Thomson to play in the 126(hole competition May 22-25 at the Labor Temple players are to re- [Fresh Meadow Country Club.

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Amateurs

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7:00 p. m-—-Kingan A. A. vs. In- | ternational Harvester,

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Eight-under-par golf was responsible for the pro-amateur merchandise prizes in the possession of pro Roy Smith of Highland and

Canada was host to nearly 14,000,000 tourists in 1940, and of these almost 4,000,000 were motorists, While world conditions make it impossible to predict even a

dies today. (believe even a larger number of HOU iain: Wi y [United States travelers will head

The beam, which also included |, hward this summer. amateurs O. E. Cummins of Forts | Sympathy with Canada’s war ef. ville, L. E. Baughlin of South Grove, |forts, favorable currency exchange Ken Hov of Coffin and George [And the fact that no passports are Johnson of Riverside. fired & post | [Card are the principal reasons

iven, ball of 64 to win yesterday's tourna« . A Toesvilte Et uk bn | Much-traveled Canadian highways Jed by Johnny Vaughn, the new Are kept in excellent shape and even Speedway tutor. and Tom Roan Jr. [out-of-the-way roads in various Frankfort pro. Their teams had 65s Provinces are being improved. For for the 18-hole journey. Playing | "he motorist with limited vacation with Vaughn were A. Closer of An. (U/me, Eastern Canada holds great derson, Russell Duke of + Pleasant CHAM. Quebec's provincial highRun, Loren Martin of Greenfield ¥2Y 58 recently completed, opens and Alex Richen of Riverside. {an immense new vacation land of ROAN'S COMPANIONS were Virgil | Sparkling lakes, fish«filled streams Campbell of Speedway, Toy Jones and fragrant pine woods. Formerly Ralph Lehr and Harris Krause of (this section could be reached only Noblesville. by canoe. With the new highway The best individual scores were |IUS NOW possible to have a tworeported by Vaughn and Bill Hein. weeks’ vacation in the heart of the lein, who produced identical 69s, NOIUD Woods. three below par. Chief amateur Quebec has the Perron Highway

around the beautiful and quaint soloists were Jones and Bob Blake : lof Anderson with 71s. Gaspe Peninsula, and the famofis

Route 54 through the wilds of Laurentide National Park. The Gaspe Road, 550 miles long, follows the sea, dipping into rock-rimmed coves, climbing high over the bluffs and passing through countless tiny French fishing villages, Route 54 runs through the great forests of the park, still one of the loveliest unspoiled sections in Eastern Cane ada,

Highways Excellent

Pairings for ‘the Indianapolis Women's Golf Association's next round of interclub play, scheduled | May 26 at Meridian Hills: Wood|stock vs, Broadmoor, Hillcrest vs, Highland, Indianapolis Country [Club vs, Meridian Hills and River(side vs. Pleasant Run, In yesterday's matches Highland [scored a 12-6 victory over Broadmoor; Pleasant Run defeated Me- Contrasts Highlighted ridian Hills, 15'¢ to 2%; Riverside | In both New Rrunswick a ov (bested Woodstock, 15-3, and Hill- | Scotia fine paved nd Nov jcrest outshot the Country Club, have supplanted the dirt and gravel (15-3. {roads of five years ago. Nova | Individual medal honors went to [Scotia's circumferential turnpike (Elizabeth Dunn, who had an 84, and follows the shoreline, heading in[Mary Gorham, who fired an 89, (land here to pass through peaceful Sensei valleys with rich cultivated fields { and widespread orchards,

Indians to Begin Night Baseball

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lets with their nets hung out to dry and the French shore inhabited by the descendants of the Acadians who were driven from their lands more than 200 years ago. In contrast are the gay resort towns of Dighy ard Yarmouth which attract thousands each vear. Beyond Nova Scotia lies Cape Breton Island, still a wild rugged land of incredible beauty, With its

tara batted twice and hit a single and double. | Tribe's second sacker alto

| month ahead, Canadian authorities

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Only Rock Island operates separate, direct lines and Independent through service to Attorney General George Beamer both Denver and Colorado Springs. = ' Por distinguished comfort the de luxe ruled today. GOLDEN STATE LIMITED (through OV st &. sleeper from St. Louis); for economy--the | The new law provides that apple friendly CALIFORNIAN; both over the lows [peaches and strawberries must be [inspected and graded before they | |are sold at retail, excepl in CASES yy ove Rock Island Escorted and Indies [where they are sold by the grower pendent All-Expense Tours to the recreas (of what constitutes “on his own TRAVEL en CREDIT premises” will have to be settled as No money down ==Pay later | lieve [enact | McCown, seeretary-treasurer of the | Indiana Horticultural Society, !

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walloped a home run in the ninth (after Catcher Al Lakeman hit one (out of the park in the eighth. Zientara garnered five hits (two | singles, two doubles and a home run) in six official times at bat. All told | the Tribe hit for 84 total bases. In addition to Zientara's cannonading. and homers by Lakeman and Gill, doubles rolled off the bats of Gill, Lakeman and Hunt, and Chuck | Aleno blasted a triple. The Indians | also stole four bases and completed three double plays. Aleno had nine assists and one putout at third base, St. Paul used three pitchers trying to stem the Hoosier attack, call ing on Dick Coffman, Mearl Strahan and Dwain Sloat. Indians and Saints have met seven times this season and the Hoosiers have snatched five of the games.

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Bowling

More than 90 members of the Wheeler Lunch Bowling League were entertained at a chicken dinner last night at the Hoosier Ath- | letic Club. Prizes were distributed (by Bill Wheeler, league sponsor. The league's winning team was the P. R. Mallory Elkonites, while Colin Fulle's 188 was the best individual | average, There is still an opening for one team in the spring handicap league {opening Friday night at the Central Alleys. Call RI-0036.

A mixed doubles sweepstakes will {be held Saturday and Sunday at the | Pennsylvania Alleys, the first squad | taking the drives at 1 p. m. Satur(day. For information call RI-0078.

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