Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 May 1946 — Page 30

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Chick Hirashima, mechanic for Joel Thorne, glanced back appre-

‘hensively yesterday at the ‘Speedway as one of the two West coast owner's cars came out of the van and then hustled into a waiting garage. Thorne’s leg. still is in a cast and he won't be able to drive. —————————————————

Practice Again Restricted At Speedway—New Arrivals

By BOB STRANAHAN Foul weather in .the past few.days has slowed construction work at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway to such an extent that it again will be necessary to restrict practice on the big oval before Saturday's qualification runs. .

Officials bulletined that the track will be cleared for trial runs,

warm-ups, et cetera at 1:30 p. m,|™ This time change was : yesterday -and things were almost | Master Mechanic Cotton Henning ghostly until the magic hour was about the Maseratl which Shaw reached. Then Gasoline Alley took formerly piloted “and which will on a county fair aspect as garage have Ted Horn .in the seat this dpors swung open and the various-|year. : hued speedsters stuck out blunt| There seemed to be some trouble noses preparatory to going on the | about fuel pressure and Henning's . track." [pride wasn’t getting top performVans wheeled in and more carsfance by any means. The two of took their places along racing row.|them got involved over some adjustA hasty (and unofficial) “check|ment and finally a rallbird reshowed 32 on hand and most of marked: them ready to roll, ~~ “Hey, who is telling who out

i . 8 8 | there?” "CHICK HIRASHIMA, who serves a§, right-hand” mechanic to Joell gHORTY CANTLON, grey of Thorne, sgpérvised unloading of the pair put still holding an itchy twb six- cylinder jobs the West| throttle foot, crawled into the coast fnillionaire has entered in the| nfo chese Brothers Special for a tour around the bricks yesterday

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One of these is a brand new| creation, but the crew was hot and ‘tired so this department didn't press the members for a descrip-| tion of what was under the bonnet. | Somewhat on the incongruous, - . . side was the unloading of a wheel | FFORt drive cwned by Joe Hosso, chair with the Thorne cars, but it|

as pilot. Also concerning drivers,

up in a motorcycle accident some! Alley, time ago and still has a leg in a} cast.

in effect| offering free mechanical advice to

after Ray Richards had vacated

Louis Tomei has signed to wheel the Boxar Tool Special, a six-cylinder

" ou s ANOTHER FINE TEAM which will be a handy gadget for the| easily could .constitute a threat in{will include Halo Hirose a native of : : ij ’ d | owner to get around in. Thorne, | the May 30 classic is quartered in|Hawaii; Jack Hill, Jim Counsilman, duced the third Chicago run an you'll remember, was badly banged | garages No. 31 and 32 on Gasoline| Dick Fetterman, Ted Hobart and

Both are eights, one a Maserati | and the other an Alfa-Romeo, and|invited to the islands by former

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Drop Races At Raceland

Dick Miller and Lou Moore canceled their planned 30-week program of midget racing at Raceland speedway after last night's races, the second run there this year. Lack of top-ranking cars and drivers, failure to provide close competition and failure of the drivers to “keep faith with the public” were advanced by Miller as the reasons for the closing. It wasn't a track managementrace driver disagreement that brought about the decision to terminate the proposed schedule, Miller said. He explained that the at|tendance has been record-breaking and that prize purses paid have been in line with an agreement requested by the drivers, Statement Issued

Miller's statement said: “Until the midget racing group | provides a sufficient number of high | class cars to guarantee close com- | petition in every event, Raceland | will remain idle. The track man- | agement wants only to keep faith with the public by presenting the best cars and drivers in the most thrilling races possible. Last night's races demonstrated this could not be done under existing conditions.” Miller also insisted: that Raceland refused to restrict the racing field to any one group and that open competition «vas the only policy of the present management. The fastest” qualifier last night was Ted Duncan who got around the fifth-mile at 15.57 seconds. The feature event, which was shortened t6 20 laps because the cars could not hold up under the grind, was |won by Duanne Carter. The time was 5 minutes 18.75 seconds. Other results were: 3-lap helmet dash, won by Carter; time 47.48} seconds: 10-lap elimination, Ted Duncan, time 2 minutes 38.58 seconds; 10-lap elimination, Tony Bete tenhausen, time, 2 minutes 44.38 seconds: 10-lap elimination, Mike O'Halloran, time 3 minutes 40.39 seconds.

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For Swimmers

COLUMBUS, O., May 16 (U. P.). —8ix members of Ohio - State's grand-slam swimming team will fly to Hawaii for a series of exhibitions, it was announced today. The squad, headed by Coach Mike Peppe and Assistant Carl Wirthwein, will leave June 29. Exhibitions are scheduled for the Hawaii

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rin Twi Joe Buergler, St. Roch’s Twirler, Blanks Printers As League Play Is Started

By BERNARD HARMON

The initial no-hit game of the season in local amateur baseball ranks was registered in last night's Twilight league openingsby Joe Buergler of St. Roch’s, : Buergler turned in his masterpiece against Union Printers, his mates driving out seven safeties for a 6-0 victory. The winners scored once in the second, three times in the third, once in the fourth. and once in the sixth. The St. Roch's team, managed by “Lefty” Morrison, former Indianapolis Indian outfielder, entered the Twilight loop as the eighth team in time to have the contest declared an official league game. Morrison, played with his aggregation, banging out two hits to share hitting honors with Lou Buergler; Mallory Wins

P. R. Mallory took the measure of Kingan Reliables, 4-1, as Art Cooke limited the meatmen to five hits. The winfiers tagged Ochel Tuck for pine. It was the first game of the season for the Mallory team, Which has been rained out of “Manufacturers league openers on two occasions. The Eastsiders got off to a tworun lead in the second inning when Cooke smacked out a single with the bases lpaded. They crossed the plate again in the third when Gobby Williams connected for a single with two on. Their final run came in the fifth when Slo Yovanovich smacked a timely single.

Baseball Hawkshaws Baffled By Red Sox Hitting Slump

By CARL LUNDQUIST, United Press Sports Writer

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The Meatmen tallied in the fourth, when Bill Wyss hit safely with two mates aboard. Cooke, Yovanovich and Williams were credited with two hits each.

Tires Shade Cleaners

. U. 8. Tires shaded Leonard Cleaners, 3-2, when Buck House tripled in the opening inning to send three mates across. Bob Schremser's triple, Jim Ballard’'s single and a fielder's choice gave the Cleaners their two runs in the third stanza. De Wolf News and Eagles Lodge played a 4-4 tie, darkness overtaking the two aggregations at the end of the seventh. Although Fred Ka=fader, on the mound for the Newsmen, limited his rivals to a pair of safeties, one of the bingles combined with three De Wolf errors, gave the Lodgemen a trio of runs and a 4-1 lead in the fifth. De Wolf scored in the sixth, but their seventh inning rally was choked after two runners had tallied. All games were seven-inning affairs,

of Boston's disappearing batting averages today with little to work on except the evidence that the Red Sox are making only 4.2 hits per game on the road after getting 13 per game at home.

hitting slump after its sensational slugging in a 15-game winning streak. But Manager Joe Cronin wonders s 8 Ps if the boys aren't overdoing it a little, Since’ leaving Boston, the Red Sox have made a total of 21 hits in five games.’ In contrast, they | G banged out 65 in the last five games Musial, St. Lous... 32 they played at home. ke A Ne - 2 Johnny Rifiney, conquering arm | Reese, ‘Brookiva .... 34 soreness that had threatened to . AMERICAS LEAGUE end his career, held the Red Sox| : ; , to three hits yesterday in a 3-10-2 | Wiliams Boston. |. triumph at Chicago. Rookie | Pesky, Boston ....... on Jones hit a two-run Chi- | Sernon. Washington...

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cago homer in the fourth to off-| PITCHING

club at Honolulu, July 10, 13, 17, 19 and 20. Squad members making the trip

Miller Anderson. J The Ohio State swimmers were

FAME OF THE Offenhauser | 7 entered by Milt Marion. They're| Ohio State Star Keo Nakama after

"engine isn't confined to the United | Supercharged and the piston dis-|they won the Western conference./a chance to cut down Boston's) States and the Continent alone. | Placement is given on Speedway |National

{records as 182 cubic inches.” Nea

This was demonstrated yesterday | 2 : when a South American race driver | nd sleek, both of Jem. came to town with the general 5 idea of buying a car.

asked Gonzalo Arrarte Delmont of |fettle and Joie Chitwood Montevideo, Uruguay. {wheeling the four-cylinder “We shell want

‘em Oofenhoozer,” Latin- | hour clip.

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American pilot answered. Even| This is another car that the boys that (around the garages think will be

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this . corner couldn't miss translation. i Senor Gonzalo (I guess it's senor) {in the first row Saturday. said that his outfit has three cars

Collegiate and National t/A. A: U. indoor titles. | They will return to the mainland {in time for the National A. A. U.|

Their ex-

Tech Freshies in Track Victory

Tech captured the city high! school freshman track meet staged |

Plenty of others were on the track at Delavan Smith field yesterday.| year-old

| one on base in the first.

set a homer by Williams with NO | yarris, Red Box §-OlBeggs, Reds..... 4-0 Rigney's | Lanier, Cards . 5-0/Kush, Cubs ..... 3-0

! Dobson, Red Sox 4-0 Leonrd, Senators 3-0 squeeze bunt in the seventh pro-|gerriss! Red Sox 4-0

sree gene

{ended a run short of a tie, Yankees Beaten

| starting his 19th season, won his

gave, up just four hits and struck out seven men. Hank Edwards gave

lead by|,.; dropping an 8-to-2 decision at St. Bim ample Suppor in 3 tWo-7un Louis. The Browns, capitalizing on ? gles,

Johnny Berardino’s grand slam |

{five and a hall game

Two in Row

LOU MOORE seems to have Fred outdoor championships at San Fran- homer, won going away after New | The Cards made it two in a row “What have you in mind?” we Peters’ Noc-Out Special in fine | cisco beginning Aug. 1. was |penses for the Hawaiian trip will| Charley Keller's two run homer. beating them, 1 to 0, on five hits job | be paid by the Honoluly club. what-you-call | around the oval at a 117-mile-an-|

York took a first inning lead on‘over the Dodgers, Howie Pollet Sam Zoldak, who was beaten by|at Brooklyn as the winners took the Yankees at New York, blanked | over first in the National. Loser them after the first inning for his!Les Webber also gave up only five fourth victory. {hits but a double by George KuWashington again mauled Tiger |TOWski and a triple by Dick Sisler pitching in a 12-hit, 6-to-3 victory gave St. Louis an all-important run at Detroit. Rookie Ted Gray, 21-|in the second.

southpaw making his| The Cubs won, 6 to 4, in 13 in-

NEW YORK, May 18.—Baseball sleuths were trying to solve the case|

The best clue to the baffling mystery is that the team was due for a|

—— | Schoettle’'s, Insurance. |

Rv amir oague game ih 3 Paul Sparks and Dick McCreary The second-place Yankees missed | Job in the opener. Gromek|, neq in a three-under-par 68 and

Twilight Play

IN. L. Softball |

To Open Here

The initial local games of the National Softball leagie are scheduled at the new Indianapolis Midget Speedway diamond over the weekend, Kingan Packers, local representatives, are slated to clash with Dow Chemical of Midland, Mich. in a three-game series, a double-header being slated Saturday night and a single game Sunday night. The twin-bill' will involve seven-inning games, while the Sabbath affair is set. for nine innings. ,. With a mound staff composed of Hal (Windmill) Mahoney, kingpin of the local metropolitan area, Jack Wagner and Adam Walsh, Manager Bill Calbert has one of the most

the loop. The balance of his lineup includes most of the city’s topnotchers, many playing for the first time since”storing their equipment to go to work for Uncle Sam a few years ago. Classy Lineup

Return of many star players from the armed forces has also given the Dow ten one of the classiest lineups in “the newly formed National loop. Olyde Dexter, their ace moundsman, pitched his service group to two Central Pacific area championships, and is reported in tip-top condition for this season's campaigning. He had pitched the Dow’s to state championships in 11942 and 1943, prior to his enlistment. The Saturday night contests .will be called at 7:30 while the Sunday night affair is slated to get under way at 8:30.

Em-Roe Firm Has 5 Softball Loops

The Em-Roe Sporting Goods Co. is sponsoring five softball leagues

this season. Four have filled. There | are a few openings in a Sapurday night loop and teams interested are! requested to contact Joe Kelly -at| the store, Lincoln 3446. eh Leagues and club members are: Independent (Thursday)-—Eaast Side Mer chants, Slovenian Home, Hollywood Tav-| ern, Schoettle’s Insurance, Weaks Market | Associated Merchants Pivot City (Priday) — Warren Central Trojans, FPive Points, W, “I. Merchants, | { South Side Turners, Squirt, Lavelle Gossett V. P. W908. Civic (Tuesday) — Wm. H. Block Co, H, P. Wasson Co, Paper Package Co. Chrysler Airtemp, Arthur Jordan Conservatory of Music, Veterans Administration. | Capitol City (Wednesday)—Mouldings, | Inc., Indiana Bell Telephone, ight | Specialty Machine Co., Hoosier Veneer, | | Moose Lodge, Beech Grove Merchants. | | All Em-Roe leagues are to play at the Beech Grove park. Tonight's! Independent league schedule: 7 P. M.—East Side Merchants ‘vs. Slovenian Home 8:15 P.

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‘Speedway Golf

annexed first honors in the amateur best-ball golf tourney at Speedway course yesterday. Sparks also teamed with Harold Cork for second honors with 69.

“Y” Games Off

Wet grounds today forced post- | ponement of all games in the Y. |M. ©. A. Softball league. Managers were due to meet at the Cen-|

tral “Y” at 5:45 p. m,

Fight Results

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. Shortridge Sprint Star

. THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1048 |

Remy McKean, Shortridge, who has breezed the 100-yard’ +

in 10.1 this spring, is expected to be a shining light for the Blue in the sprints in the state sectional high school track meet to be staged at

Tech field tomorrow afternoon. Fifteen sectionals are scheduled over |

the state this week-end.

Schoolboy Track, Field

Await Sectional Carnivals

Track and field followers turned their attention to sectional high

school meets at Tech and Washington fields tomorrow which will qualify §

athletes for the annual state carnival the week following, In addition to the local meets, sectional events also will ‘be held

in 13 other centers. These are Bloomington, East Chicago, Elkhart, Ft. FE : Wayne,” Gary, Kokomo, Lafayette, Mishawaka Muncie, New Albany J8

Richmond, Terre Haute and Vinnnes. : Tech will be host to teams from | 22 feet hi inches, 1931. Warren Central, North Salem, Wal- | 10%; inches, 1934 {Bouthpory), nut Grove, Broad Ripple, Crispus _Shotpu‘Attucks, Silent. Hoosiers, Lawrence "5% ye Rilav Central, Noblesville, Pike township | 10%. =Mile Relay =~ Shortridge. and Shortridge. The Blue Devils| Mile Relay—Tech, 3:31.6, 1038, are defending champions. AT WASHINGTON

| . 100 Yards—Toney (Howe), :10.1, Run at Washington | 220 Yards—Calderon (Manual),

At Washington field, the Conti-! 193? nentals will entertain squads from jose > rds—Nahamis Manual, Ben Davis, Beech Grove, | 80 Yards—Gerrish (Washirgton), Boggstown, Danville, Franklin| Mile-Mascari (Manual), 4:32, 1942, township, Franklin, Greenfield, | joi 8" Hurdles—Alff (Southport), :15.§, Howe, Morristown? Moral township, 1 Low Hurdles—Aliff 23.8, Shelbyville, Plainfield .and South- |: High Jum

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port. Howe was winner of the|'spinch 10M. : 1045 meet. ¥ on i * Brant) 21 feet, otput— Ibyville) Manual and Tech, with better 2 inches 1941. Cherie) balance than most of the ‘other fees oy yale fWashingion), 1 contenders, rule as this season's fa- Hall-Mile Relay—Washington, vorites, but Crispus Attucks def-| Mile Relay Manual, 3:34.6, 1944. Wiley Parrish of the Tigers could crack the mark in the low hurdles at Tech and Ardwood | Courtney of Manual is almost certain to set a new ceiling in the pole vault at Washington. Here are the records at which the boys! will be shooting: | AT TECH

Yards—Gray (Tech), Yards—Gray (Tech), Yards—Dalirymple

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ready to run in South American | for practice and drivers’ tests, but The Greenclads scored 77 points. | ma jor league debut, was batted out |nings at Philadelphia on catcher . racing, One them is a Ford|only one exceeded Chitwood's Other point getters were Manuall; ae | in 3 | . : Allin the second inning.- Stan Spence Clyde McCullough's three-run Shieh he spid ¥as a four and could speed. This was Paul Russo in the|57}:, Howe 45, Broad Ripple 28'%, 300d him for a three-run first homer. The Cubs held a 3-to-1 lead 0 so many kilom 3 in-engi ‘hi irly | i y : : . . ; Wie y ometers per hour. Faegol twin-engine, which fairly Shortridge 11, Washington 6. inning homer and started Emil until the seventh but late homers

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