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Mi ller Rivals Tonight

BY EDDIE ASH, Times Sports Editor is Closing In on the St. Paul league leaders, the Indians returned

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ome today for 8 0-5, hustling Hoosiers

sitchers, including home runs bys, Ts Fleming and Pete Castiglione, | ‘wo doubles by Castiglione, and|Fieming. doubles by Don Gutteridge and

® ot a single.

Castiglione smacked his homer “7ith one on in the second inning his round

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12-game are confident they will regain the Amer.

ttraction at the Tribe park. ) be met during Tribe Box Score

stand at Victory Field and Al

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» Patied. in~—Castiglione Fleming y or) Letchas, Two-base Riau Castiglione

T 2, Letehes. . Three base Hite Home i rums-Cusiipions plays—Fleming, sigs Hone and ing; Grant and Arft.| Grath of Pasadena, Cal., BL on Bvie—0f Sarvamy 3 hese 3 A-araduate of the Universit of u Alruekd out—By Schwa mb ; Ross 3 Paghy g Y Hits—Off Schwamb in pnnings Totiched to 3 Sa in Yong) in 7. Losing Pitcher—Schwamb. .

BACHELOR OF MOTORS ~— Driver, mechanic, trades B. T. (T-Bone) Sheffler, Los Angeles, Cal. who will drive the second Sheffler entry.

his first race car in 1937-39 while still in school. He claims to have spread grease in every room of his fraternity house in the process. The car, rebuilt time ‘and again, will be McGrath’ 8 mount,

133 Fadfoeh Start—

Almost immediately the old How could it be done? cars ‘qualify at a speed higher than Mays’.

Mays' feat.

jack-of-all |in the lineup of cars. briefs Jack Mc-

Southern California; T-Bone built ‘total of nine cars,

qualified by Joie Chitwood.

No Pole Car Ever Was Ousted From Race

By C. J. SMITH Newspaper headlines read, “Mays Wins Pole Position.” Traveling at an average speed of 130.577 miles per hour for four laps on the first qualifying day, Mays had won the coveted spot of No. 1 in the front row for the Bowes Seal Fast Special.

bumped out of the pole spot?” The answer to that argument is yes. By the not. so simple task of having 33|speed

NOW THE argument enters the realm of the possible and the probable. While it is possible for such a thing to happea, ‘more so this year than any other due to = the many cars entered, it is highly improbable that it will occur. Mays, in traveling better than 130 m. p. h. to win the pole, broke a pole position record that Jimmy Snyder established in 1939. 8o it is improbable that 33 cars are going to be able to duplicate

But should such a miracle happen here is what would take place On Saturday, the first day o& qualification, eight cars besides Mays’ qualified, {making three complete rows for a

ON SUNDAY the 10th car was He

Bill Tibbetts, Lawrenceburg High School has been nominated as the No. 4

ern Conference champs,

argument started, “could Mays be

are dropped from the race her/and d6 Hot compets under wny| circumstances for there are no alternate cars allowed. However, the drivers of those cars could drive in the race in a relief role for some team or individual driver.

Thirteen Games On Amateur Card

THERE SEEMS to be only one real possible and probable chance of a car being bumped out of the pole spot, although records do not show this ever occurring. Suppose only one or two cars run the first qualification day, at low speeds, because of rain or mass mechanical failure on the part of the other cars entered. These two cars, which would include the one on the pole, might be bumped because theirs was the slowest qual{fication speed. But it is extremely doubtful that “Mr. Go Fast” Rex Mays will be bumped from the coveted No. 1 spot this year. ‘He's set a pretty hot pace for the boys and his fourth time on the pole.

the Kingan A. A. at Riverside N.

Saturday afternoon.

sociation leagues are: CITY LEAGUE — South. Si Union Printers at Riverside No.

side No. 4; Joe Boughton Excavatl Van Camp’ Hardware at Garfield

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Tibbetts Awarded No. 4 All-Star Spot

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player on the Indiana high school all-star team. Tibbetts was the captain on the Tigers Southeast

ly elected to the allstar squad which will meet a similar group from Kentucky on June 18 were Darrell Brewster, Portland; Clyde Lovellette, Garfield of Terre Haute, and Bobby Masters, te.

BE. C.- Atkins will play the Allison Jets at Riverside diamond No. 1 and P. R. Mallory will meet 2 in Manufacturers League games

Games in the three Sunday Indianapolis Amateur Baseball As-

Side Bulnts vs.

. Grow Stadium; Tendleton vs. Kingan's Reliable at Pendle-|

LEAGUE — Navy vs. vs. Simpson

64 Open PGA

“ST. LOUIS, May 21 (UP)—1h, boys who make playing golf they (business set out grimly today eliminate each other in the

A. championships A field of 64 play-for-pay star, who survived qualifying ro faced two rounds of sudden a, play today. over the par-T1 Norwood hil course were defending champion Jim Ferrier of S8an Francisco, ang ‘burly Stewart (Skip) Alexander, a 20-year-old Lexington, N, c, challenger who finished as medal. ist with 134. :_Out in 32 Alexander, stroke off par with a 70 on hi o. first round, riddled the regulation figures on his second round. He toured the first nine in 3 three under par. He birdied four of the first six holes, five of thy next eight and was eight under par with only one hole to play. Needing only a par to tie thy

Cafeteria vs, Perris Food Market " River-/63 record ‘for 18 holes in PG,

Ss play, set by Ferrier at Portlanq

and Union Mest Cutters vs, Indiana Site in 1946, Alexander found the 18th ove vs.|toO much,

Instead, ‘young SKip twisted his {second shot off line into a trap, {Then he two-putted from 15 feet side fOr a bogey and a 64.

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with all’ the t: ond one Wou middie ages veted favor fron ndiana state h The trophies of

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to see how long: ¥ him watch your various sista contest Joe . Froebel see! shine for the 100~) His best time this seconds. In the 2: be appears to hay competitor In Bill nerre Haute Wiley, the season's best seconds set by Gonz Whilé mentioning distances we mus a boy from ( gtubbs, who took th Tech sectional by sf the 100 and 200-yar capturing. the broad, gtubbs’ times wers 100 and 22.3" seco 220, The lance of the

‘ripper in the third with two on. Tribe Be 't was Fleming's eighth homer of aioe the year but the first for Casti-

given way to the lo Eddie Brown, also stands & goo dchan ing last year's victo

Rhodius No. 1; West Side Merclianis

Pet Moore's Mortuary at Rhodius Ne. sed Edgewood

i Speedway Roundup

_THE TEMPO of a at_the Indianapolis Speedway will be ispeeded up from now until the 500-Mile classic May 31 to get 33:

Cars vs, Merchants

Thesz, Managoff Meet | In Outdoor Wrestling

Local a moves outdoory |next Tuesday night kN match between Lou Thesz and Bobby Managoff topping the all. heavyweight bill. The three-tilt mat bill will. be staged at thy Sports arena on North Pennsyl. vania Street. Thesz and Managoff, leading contenders for Bill Longson’s NWA world title, fought a much. disputed battle at the Armory two weeks ago. In a roundly “booed” decision, Thesz ‘was dee clared the Winner. :

was given the spot of No. 1 a it’s the fourth row despite the fact| High ‘School Standings |t*“Fiede % 3 : 1 games are scheduled to start at)

his speed was faster than some of the cars that qualified the tirst| Al ALL GAMES, {2:30 p. m

day. And so it goes. down the 14 Holcomb to Address

line "of “threes until 33 cars have] | Broad Rinpis bo |qualified to make up the starting|Tee Tech 300 Tr Medical Society Here Stuart. (Stu) Holgomb, Pur-

cars in the starting field. field. Lawrence ‘Central On the basis of the cars at the track now, 11 cars must attempt| To make the picture clear, as- Shortridge .. 200 to qualify tomorrow and each of the time trial days if the 53 that/sume that 33 cars have qualified. yunuai" 61 have reported to the track will get a bid at the 3 starting positions, | Time, still remains on the last Southport be pe 800|due’s head football coach, will Te 5 Kalin 4 With 10 cars having qualified | qualification day, so out rolls the pronyii Township ‘s00|address’ the annual spring stag Dea: Weatherly, last week-end, there still are 43 FIRST A P P EA R AN CE— 34th car. Should this car do the Crispus | Attucks we party of the Indianapolis Medizal tions 3,| CATS in Gasoline Alley to attempt George Connor had the No. 9 four qualification laps at a higher |B¢ : Society, June 8, in the Athe- ; Bhs Bese we. con tchas, | the stop-watch run, With tomor- Bennett Brothers Special on the|speed than the lowest of the 33| naeum. Only other game played in the Ganes, row and three more qualification/track yesterday for the first time. already qualified, he would take g, More than 150 physicians and AA last night was in‘ Columbus a8, Alin 3. 2g sessions left, 11 cars must at-|Its appearance is a credit to Con- their friends will attend . the : nor's and Cotton Henning’s many .| meeting which is planned 90 a committee headed by Dr. C. aot Basil Fausset.

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the last position in the last row. ed | tighione. tempt to qualify each to give The car with the lowest speed where the Red Birds down Siolen Bases - Saftell 8 Cumin 4, ep a a a gay give hours of work. The chassis is the would be dropped from the lineup Tech Kalin. . : at the track now, some must. be/same Bob Swanson drove in 1940./and all cars would move up ¢ one wef Basrifice.. Hile—Onssing... 8, Saffell.- by srr nated For 33 1s al that can] The Miller engine “was used “by M rar EL 1aishas 3 Juraer. : Bill Cummings in 1938 and by * ww»

position: - rules, Wnder AAA Contes Ted Horn 4n 1940. THIS SITUATION could exist {indiana Drops Butler — ; Ei and carry on:so long as there was 11%? at Blocnington. TRIALS WILL "start nt rg oY MARSHALL, eighth a time and cars that could qualify {tomorrow “and continue -until--6 finisher last - year, has been at a speed higher than-the lowest| BLOOMINGTON, May 21--The/p. m. The same schedule will be named driver for the Louis!in the field of 33 cars. Hoosiers of Indiana University|in force Sunday, next Wednestook an early 3 to 1 lead and|day and next Saturday.

Bromme Offy. Only six drivers| AAA rules state that the 33 have passed drivers tests while|fastest cars shall compete in the pen went on to defeat Butler 11 to 7 Today and the other days, the is. assured. of seeing. some.

four, Jackie Holmes, Mac: Hell. race. The cars that are bumped B yesterday. {public.. First baseman Ray ‘Krupa Ted of the fastest cars of the speed

ngs. and Carter. and. Mike out because of a low qualification yw Salay have theirs to co oH complete, the Hoosiers by smashing a sixth-| fraternity in action. Among those inning home _- with bd mate|yet to qualify is the Novi Grooved TUE, FRED FETERS ivi, ¥ In polis ring first outdoor base. scored -|Piston Special driven by Duke n ve a ia on He 240 ihe i Nao and the Don Lee + Blader bid since Fred's will declared that with Chet Miller at the wheel [the car be sold, can be bought Both expect to try it tomorrow. for $11,500, according to Frankie . ” » LATEST ARRIVALS ~ The

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