Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 May 1948 — Page 27

May. 20 (UP)<-Neoy over the Rockets of rica football: conten, and announced they boot home a winner, . ets, a fizzle in twy nference competition, rated by the new ball Club of Chicago, jore than 20 business, pod meni area. 1, Chicago investment the club's executive de the announcement, Rockets would play ard” at Soldier Field e announced that gq ormer San Francise, oach, would be heaq Jong-term. contracts

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which are association's four week - end leagues, The No. 1 circuit will pe composed of DeWolf News, Kingan's, South Side Saints, Al« lison, Atkins and’ Merchants. The No. 2 loop will include Moose Lodge, Lincoln | Chiropractors, Linde Air Products, Russet Cafeteria, Joe Boughton. Excavating, Moore Mortuary, Side Ramblers and Stout Field. Both leagues will start play May 26. Group Buys Bags The association voted to buy ee ae racing baci and o- SHY. PAF(S. pb midget. racir ies af Hunsted them to purchase the 9 9 ( 8. zs \ bags Riley, Van Camp Hard-| ware playing manager was sus-| pended following reports given by Arnold Porter, umpire; and Emmett York, Meat Cutters Union manager. Porter filed notice that Riley had threatened him and “1aid_hands on him” during a protested decision debate in the Van Camp-Meat Cutters game last Sunday at Riverside diamond No. 5. York filed #*statement regarding the affair as is required by association rules. Riley's suspension will last 28 days.

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By ART WRIGHT Qualifying time trials Saturday had every prospect today of being as exciting as last week-end’s* record breaking opening. . One of the fastest cars on the Speedway this year was expected to head the list of those who would race the second hand. That was the much-discussed Novi Grooved Piston " rugged “Duke” Nalon at the wheel. “Duke” has jockeyed the power ful Novi around the two and one-|Late yesterday he got around at half-mile bricks this week injan unofficial gait of 131.195 miles practice at speeds from 124 to|per hour, his peak. better than 131 miles per hour.

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Turn to the Left -+. For the benefit. of pilots fying in.the vicinity of Speedway. May 25th through May Sist, the - CAA has posted the fol lowin gregulation: “All aircraft shall maintain an altitude of 1500 feet or more above the ground and at least 1500 feet horizontally from the ‘boundary of the Speedway. All turns shall be to the left.”

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HE SHOULD KNOW—If anybody should know all about the five Kurtis-Kraft race cars at the 500-Mile track it is Frank Kurtis, shown above in the cockpit of the Kurtis-Kraft Special Walt Brown will drive. Kurtis and Ed. Walsh of St. Louis are co-owners of the Los Angeles plant. Since 1946 they have produced m

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The Indiana trials for the eventual selection of the Olympic ! |bicycle team to represent the U. 8. in England will be held {Sunday. The riders. will cover a

finish at about 2 p. m. All eliminations in the U, 8. are to be at least 135 miles in jength and the actual event in England will be approximately 200 kilometers (122 miles) over a road course. In the Indiana trials, one third of the riders will qualify to. ride in the sectional trials at Columbus, O., on June 6th. The final elimination events will be held in Milwatkee June 23d-27th at which time the final team will be chosen to go to England.

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Most of the bicycles will be equipped with front and rear brakes, and a three speed gear shift. Each rider must carry all liquids and solid foods he will consume, in addition to any spires for repair. He must make his entire run without’ any outside assistance. The course chosen for Sunday will start north on Perkins at the Center-Church Road, then to Thompson Road, angle right on the old Shelbyville Road, down

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at the _wheel of the Walter RedIt was his first turn on the brick oval since his crash, and he turned the practice laps like a driver wha hadn't even iSOn Ave,

the Jirhmy Murphy-Frank Loc the “track yesterday since 1939. NEW YORK,

also was 4 close friend of Ralph who. was. killed .at the

line. Any inquiries regarding these events may be made at the Edgewood Wheelmen, Ine, 5508 Mad-

hirter, U. 8. Olympic Associa: tion representative for Indiana, of 8 MA. 1301 or HU. 3200.

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A TIMES stirvey indicated that others to at qualification laps Saturday and Sunday would be George Connor, in “Cotton” Henning’s eight-cylinder 268 cubic inch power house; Walt Brown, seventh Nace winner last year. in the Ed Walsh Kurtis-Kraft; Billy DeVore, in the Pat Clancy -sixwheeler; Chet Miller, in the Don | Lee Mercedes; Harry McQuinn, in Frank Brisko’s Frank Lynch Motors Special; Russ Snowberger, in eering

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