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WEDNESDAY, JULY 30, 1947

' Spectacular Accident Seen By 4000 Fans |

Mel Hansen Rewrites Track's Record Books

Sod Saunders of Hartford City, a

popular figure in city and state midget racing circles, died last night

from injuries he received in an acci-|§

dent at Speedrome, Kitley st. and ) U. 8. 52. § The spectacular crash occurred during the first lap of the first semifinal race, and Saunders, an eightyear veteran on the midget ovals, died less than an hour later at St. Francis hospital. He was about 26 years old, married and the father of three children. Funeral arrangements were § to be completed today. The fatal accident came as Saunders drove his Bridges Offenhauser off the backstretch, It skidded into a group of cars, apparently was struck by another car, rode up on} a car in front of him and then turned over several times. Saunders remained in the car the whole time. Program Finished Saunders previously had finished |} fifth in the helmet dash, one of the preliminary events on the Toa

Racing association's point standing. The program, attended by an estimated 4000 fans, was continued after the accident, and Mel Hansen, Alhambra, Cal, won the 50-lap midseason championship race in the time of 12 minutes 32 seconds. Swede Carpenter of Indianapolis was second, and Kenny Eaton of New Castle finished third. Sets Record Hansen previously set a new track |

record when he drove the fifth- -mile|

track in 139 seconds during quali-|standing, will

fying trials. set by Carpenter,

through a - preliminary race in

2:244. Dick Frazier of New Castle | day night,

Tribe Guns fo

ST. PAUL, Minn. July 30.—The

The Hoosier Indians won their St. Paul, 6-4, and it was the second broken up the ball game. On Monday night he did it with a threerun double, and last night his climaxing blow was a two-run home run over the left-field wall in the eighth frame. Lefty Lou Tost warked the full nine innings on the mound for the Indians and "did a commendable job after a wobbly beginning. Altogether he granted seven hits, among them a home run by his pitching opponent, Jack Paepke. St. Paul scored twice in the first inning on a pair of singles and a walk by Tost, but the Indians regained one of these in the second on a single by Roy Weatherly, a

. |walk to Larry Rosenthal and an- 1

other single by Ernie Andres. Paepke Wild Two more Indian runs came past the payoff cashier in the third linning. They were the result of

Of Series With Saints

Ben Guintini in Hero Role for Second Night as Hoosiers Triumph, 6-4 today to making a sweep of its four-game series against the seventh-

place Apostles while Indian outfielder Ben Guintini established himself as this city’s public baseball enemy No. 1.

r Sweep

Indianapolis Indians looked forward

second in a row last night from straight evéning that Guintini had

, 8» \ AB RR O A E Mauch, 2b ....... 4 v3 E10 Castigloine, ss 4 } 2 t.3:'¢ Moran, 1b 8 1 1.4%: Weatherly, aan Rk Rudo Rosenthal, +3 10-2 0.0 CGuintini, it 435 Frat ch Andres, 3b .. 3 6 1 6-3) 4 Jarvis, © 4 00 8 40 Tost, p ool ol 0 Fd Totals .s.... 33 ¢ 8-21 5 1 ST, PAUL AB RH O A B&B Rackley, rf 3 1-12.01 4% Lund, r . 1 0:0 08.00 Ramaszzottl, «Ac oho ROR Snider, cf 4 0 0 23:08 pton, Uf ved el Bestudik, 3b v3.5 8 1 AE Douglas, 1 4:09 38 QQ Fallon, 2b «3 0:1 3 2-0 Dantonio . va yt ee Paepke, p .. +8 oe 1 Snel Gabbard, p . O00 010 0 Brancais Vavere Aras 10 0 010 4 Total 32 4. 72113 1 Brapeato ‘batted for Gabbard in ninth. INDIANAPOLIS ..... 0120000316 bt, PaUl een 20001000 1-4 uns tt in—Moran, Rosenthal

Two-base hits—Mauch, CastigJane. Home runs—Quintini, Paepke. tolen bases—Rackley, Ramazzotti, Sacrifices—Weatherly, Dantonio. Double plays —-Mauch and Moran 2: Fallon and DougLeft on bases— Indianapolis 9, g. Base on ball fT Tost

Gene Mauch's double, Butch Moran’s single and three straight walks | >

St. Paul counted again in the fifth |

SOCKO —Ben Guinkini

helped Indianapolis to a triumph over St. Paul last night when he hit an 8th inning home run with a runner aboard. The

Tribe won, 6-4.

‘Water Polo Match Carded at Garfield

The Rhodius park water

meet the

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team, in first place in the city secondA 10-lap record was| place Garfield park team tonight who. flashed at 7:30 at the Garfield pool.

Both teams were victorious Mon-

Rhodius winning by

established the third new track | forfeit from the I. A. C. while

mark of the evening by going 15|[ongacre” took a 4-to-2 overtime

laps in 3:383. Other winners were Danny Kladis

of Chicago in the other 10-lap Tact | phodins . and Eaton in the other 15-lap semi-| | Giarbeid

final event.

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Wilbur Shaw Off Tonight On European Junket

By JAMES E.

WALTERS, United Press Sporis Writer

Pet. | neapolis,

| Guintini settled the issue in the |eighth, Both teams added single runs -in-the ninth-inning: Minneapolis hammered 1m sate blows and three home runs in getting a split of a double-header with Louisville, The Colonels took the first game at Minneapolis, 6 to 2, but then the Millers unleashed a vicious attack to grab the nightcap. Blues Victorious In other games last night, Kansas City whipped Toledo, 11 to 8, and Columbus shaded Milwaukee, 4 to 3. Maury Harris limited Minneapolis to seven hits in taking the curtain raiser for Loijusville, ~ Outfielder Johnny Welaj sparked the Colonel attack with & home run. Cleston Ray homered twice, accounting for four runs and Johnny McCarthy {homered with a man on base to clinch the second game for MinFrancis Hardy went the

id {distance for the Millers, allowing ho nine hits ,

™ wilbur Shaw, personable president of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, leaves here tonight on tne first leg of a European trip billed offi-

cially as a “good will tour,” but which Shaw hopes will satisfy his

craving for more auto racing.

Shaw, a little guy with a neat mustache and a flair for fashion-

The Blues overcame Toledo's fourrun first inning with a steady procession of runs at Kansas City. Jerry Witte, returned to the Hens from the St. Louis Browns, homered in the third inning with a man on base. The Blues had three three{run innings and picked up two in the fifth to win easily. Olie Olsen's seventh-inning homer

Milwaukee. The Brews fought within a run of a tie on horhers by Al

plate dressing, hasn't raced since the 1841 Menfforial Day 500-mile classic park and Card Gillenwater,

at the Speedway. He was within| reach of an unprecedented fourth | victory when his racer smacked into | the wall. His injuries, which were not serious, didn’t force Shaw to aut) competitive racing. There was 8a auto racing during the war and .1946, when the Spesdtay race

and general manager. “It just wouldnt have been right| for me to race here,” he explained, “And there's no other track in this ‘country that I would consider racing om at my present age.” . = Away Until September “Shaw, who's 45 but looks 30, will leave tonight by train for New York. He boards the Queen Elizabeth there tomorrow and will land at south Hampton, England. He plans to leave South Hampton Sept. 4. After England, Shaw will Visit | France, Italy, Switzerland apd. Ger. many, He doesn’t know whether he will be able to race on the continent “because, since the war, they've just been setting up a race and running it a couple days later.” “But, all they have to do is have a race while I'm over there, and give me a car, and I'll be driving like mad,” Shaw added. Shaw said he had offers from both

Broad Ripple

Tribe Batting

to Rosenthal, Guintini and Andres. acts

[0 Ya. k—Tost, Losing pitcher wt, Padden, Clegg and Stevens. __Time—2 2:21, __Attendance- +2068,

to knot the game at 3-all, and then |

Snavely Takes

was Columbus’ winning margin at|.

iors Trittmph

a four-run blast which Osric Mills Watkins in an Indian-|

ball game yesterday. Don Campbell smashed a triple| to drive in Hugh Wolfe with the | first tally. Then Elmer Winkler|

hammered a double w Castiglione 17, » y 3 le with the bases { 13, Mauch 9, Riddle 8, Brown 4,

loaded to account for the other| three.

down with four hits issue a pass, Robison-Ragsdale won | straight in district play yesterday,

Mallo 8 8 38 beating Aviation-Firemen, 8-5. The Nea 8 82 33 7 Special mailing envelstandings: . | Jose 1 94 opes provided. Won Lost: Pot] Pletcher” 7h 113 63 84 Robison-Ragsdale ........ 14 0 | Barrett 3 80 26 48 Getic Mills Watkins ..... 11 J 8 Bale “ 1 103 39 13 ndianapolis 08 o . " Broad Ripple ...... . ’ 4 Hb chasers 3 3 » 3 Pay-As-You-Go Yensin . 61 pss { Ex-Indians: Soriano won 3; Woods won | 1 BR * 4% 36311 lost 2; Wilkie lost 1; Gornicki lost 1; | Checking Accounts Kennington ....... Lok 8 ‘333 | Gables won 3, lost 8. Memorial v ee . 3 : 18 Te viation-Firemen . JA11 Wayne THER ae 0 13 L000 Indianapolis Drivers The PEOPLES

RESULTS YESTERDAY Broad Ripple 4, Osric Mills Watkins 0 5).

the Maserati and Alfa-Romeo automobile race car builders to drive one of their cars, Never in Competition

He never has competed in Euro-|

pean races, although he went over with a car in 1932 with the intention of driving in the Italidn Grand Prix at Milano. He didn't get in, because this car was built for the Milano race track—and the Grand Prix was run instead over a road course, . w “American~built cars don't have good enough brakes and transmisgions to run in road races,” Shaw sald, “because we don't need them over here in our type of racing.” Most, European races are run over regular roads between various cities, Many curves can't be negotiated {aster than 40 miles per hour, and drivers may find a hayrack in the middle of the road when they roar around a curve or over a hill. But Shaw already has figured out a 3 plan for winning in Europe. *I'm going to find a guy who knows the course backwards and forwards,” he said. “Then, ing to follow him most of the way, doing just what he does. When we

finish, I'm going

8 ine ngs Acton 186 ndianapolts Post 4 8, Memorial 5, Tilman-Harpoie Robison-Ragsdale 8, Aviation-Firemen 8. Kennington 7, Wayne 1. SCHEDULE TOMORROW | Indianapolis Post 4 vs. at Was! Abington park. Osrie ils Riverside

at Broad "RIpp:- “ifhtea until - the | Moran revived, Shaw was its new” president top haif-of the eighth inning for Wentze] i topped | De

| apolis district Legion Junior base-| Andres 10, Kalin 3 Rladie

| Rosenthal 3,

Jar | Wentzel 2, Nagy 2 Hat Jett.

4, Mora 2, Castiglione. 2,

Three-base hits—Castiglione 7, Weath- |

erly 5 Kalin 4, Went

tzel 4,

Guintinl 3, Mauch 2, Andres, Brown, Two-base hits—Moran 21, Weatherly 18, |

Andres

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DePauw Post

GREENCASTLE, Ind. July 30. — Edwin R. Snavely of Martinsville, Ill, former head football coach at the East Stroudsburg (Pa.) State Teachers college, has been named assistant professor of physical education and head football coach at DePauw university for the 1047-48 school year, Wildman announced today. Snavely will. succeed Robert Nipper of Indianapolis. : A graduate of the University of Illinois in 1934, Snavely played for three years on the varsity ‘as a teammate of Ray Eliot, now head coach at Illinos. He received his master of arts degree in 1938 from Columbia. After three years ‘as coach in Illinois high schools, Snavely served two years as director of athletics and physical education and instructor of hygiene at Moravian college, Bethlehem, Pa. In 1939 he became head football coach at the teachers college in East Stroudsburg, Pa., where he is credited with building up strong football

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

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DIMANCHEFF SIGNS WITH CARDS—Boris Dimancheff (right), former Purdue

“All-American (nd more recently back for the Bostoh Yankees, is shown as he signed

the Chicago Cardinals of National professional football league. Watching are Mrs. Hilda Dimancheff, Boris’ wife, and Arch Wolfe, Cards business manader. Dimancheff's home is in Indianapolis and he starred with Washington

NEW YORK, July 30 (U. P).~ Fat Tami Mauriello was favored at 7% to 5 to beat Gus Lesnevich, light heavyweight champion, in

headlines the cancer-fund fight show at Ebbets field tonight. The New York Boxing Writers’ association and promoter Andy Niederreiter, who are staging the show in the Brooklyn ball park, expected a crowd of 25,000 and a gate of $125,000. There were three reasons for these expectations: First, the bout | shaped up as a good one; secondly, |® it was the only big-time outdoor tilt scheduled for the metropolitan area this year; thirdly, the entertainment world has cooperated with the sports world in selling tickets for this Damon Runyon memorial card. On the basis of expected crowd and gate, tonight's show should be the most important one staged at Ebbets fieJd since July 22, 1831, when the Jack Sharkey-Mickey

teams.

Jurkiewicz to Coach

Rocket Linemen Walter Jurkiewicz, who played

Mauch 338 son, today was appointed football Guiniint line coach at Broad Ripple high Weatherly a» school. gastigliors Jurkiewicz, a navy veteran and Roptritnn 34 native of Scott Haven, Pa, was on i 103 4s 301] the ~ Indiana university football 22 39 13 240 teams from 1939, to 1941. ; 11 23 10 [230] | Williams qT 12 182 Home runs—Weatherly 12, Suintint 11,

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Fat Tami Is Favored _ In Benefit Bout Tonight

This will be the third meeting between Mauriello of the Bronx. and Lesnevich of Cliffside, N. J. They fought twice for the light heavyweight.crown in 1941, and Lesnevich won the decision in each of those contests. Desipte those two defeats, Mauriello was favored to win tonight because he has fattened into a heavyweight since 1941—a heavyweight who will have an advantage of about 14 pounds over. Russian Gus. Tami|

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‘expected to weight about 107; Les-|

nevich, about 183. Bettifig men recalled that Les- | nevich has not been impressive in| bouts where he gave away weight | to heavyweights. He was knocked | out by Lee Oma and Bruce Wood- | cock, although he dia register al surprise by belting out southpaw Melio Bettina in the first round. Against smaller men of his own| class, the light heavy king did well, He knocked out Joe Kahut, Freddie Mills and Billy Fox—the latter two in title tilts.

Amateurs

Tonight's Longacre is: Glidden Co.; 101 Men Bible Class. . nn » The Manufacturers twill iy for tonight is: Richardson

Bell vs. National Starch at Broo Advance Hectrotype vA, tical at Garfield quet Milk at Rhodius - ry ‘. Bush-Callahan twilight

The schedule tonight at city parks’ is: Indiana Deaf Club al x River.

Restaurant vs. side 2: Lang's Marke American Le oh Brothers vs. State Envelope vy dius 3

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The hometown favorites — Billy Thom, 187, and Buddy Curtis, 108--racked up another tag-team Wrestling victory last night at Sports Arena before a jam-packed crowd of 3400. Victims ‘of the snailiupla pair were All Pasha, 195, Columbus, O., and Alex Kasaboski, 197, Toronto, Canada, Curtis subdued Kasaboski in 33 minutes of the first session . with a body slam and press, and then Thom finished matters “wy flooring Pasha in 27 minutes. He employed a grapevine. Silent Rattan, 185, Warsaw, Ind., took the opener from i 189, Springfield, Mo. He turned the trick in 16 minutes with a flying head scissors.

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