Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 May 1949 — Page 17

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Tansy Files

For Recovery of Motor ‘Bought’ From Thorne

Los Angeles Sportsman Contends He Did

Not Receive Promised

A Toi OF chan, Le NOGLER most perfect mi as th the business, and a shiny, new, fi%-cy inde motor :

ed today at the Indianapolis The deputy, a $10,000 writ of 's Gasoline Alley meant

Speedway’ driver, had arrived from Los Angeles.

Loral Tansy, local service station owner and race driver, has filed the replevin in Marion County Superior Court 1 in an effort to claim the motor which he contends he bought from Thorne last summer. The legal confusion was an unfamiliar twist to Speedway activity as other mechanics were readying 25 cars for tomorrow's and Sdturday’s qualification runs. There were rumors that an extra qualification date probably would be set aside before the running of the 500-Mile Race next Monday. Gates Open at 9 a. m. Tomorrow's time trials will get under way at 11 a. m. and continue to 6 p. m. Speedway gates will open to the public at Thorne's entry in the 500-Mile Race is the former Mercedes chassis which he says he pur-

chased from the Don Lee Motors, | terday. Cantrell's gusiitying speed may be bumped out by

Inc, for $15,000, having made a $500 deposit. The engine is a six-cylinder Thorne motor, similar to the 1941 winner. Thorne sought to post a $20,000 bond today in order that he] might get the car in condition to qualify and race. Meanwhile, Sheriff James Cunningham has posted a deputy at the garage entrance. Given 24 Hours Cunningham said late yesterday that Thorne could assemble the car and not tear it down and that no parts could be removed] from the garage. Thorne was given 24 hours to post $20,000 after Tansy had posted a similar amount. Thorne contends that although there is a bill of sale between Tansy and himself for the motor, he never received any money from Tansy. Tansy said he was willing to let the court decide the fate of the chassis and engine and that if he gets possession, he will attempt to qualify the car before next Monday. Eddie Metzler, former mechanic for the Indianapolis Race Cars, Inc.,.and Paul Weirick are to be Thorne's mechanics. Meanwhile, the IRC garage showed indications of quick preparation after last week's squabbles over mechanics, Pete DePaolo, the IRC’S new manager, reports that both Maseratis are ready ta qualify. Clocked at 128 mph Lee Wallard drove the No. 15 Maserati yesterday and was clocked at 128 miles per hour. He said he could squeeze a few more mph out of the engine, the sa one that Ted Horn drove ‘las year. Chet Miller is supposed to drive this entry, but he may wind up as a relief driver for the Novi team. Freddie Agabashian and

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being guardMotor Speedway by a deputy sheriff. Treplevin and general confusion in Joel Thorne, race car owner and

hot-rod driving, hoped to complete the 110 and 115 portions of his test today in one of the Grancor Specials. » . .

DRIVERS who are sure of attempting to qualify tomorrow include Danny Kladis in Joe Lencki's Speedway Cocktail Special, Bill Sheffler in his own Offy, Lee Wallard, Les Anderson in the Kennedy Tank ‘Special, Paul Russo and Emil Andres in the two Tuffy Offys, Eaton, George Fonder in the Ray Brady Special, | Charlie in the Redmer Special and Mel Hansen in the big Bowes Seal Fast Special. ~

WILD BILL CANTRELL, who Coach

Special for the inside position of the fifth row at 125.022, warmed up the Milt Fankhauser Offy yes-

faster cars yet unqualified. Maybe he will switch over to the Fankhauser entry if the Twin Coach speed is too slow. Both Cantrell and Fankhauser are from Louisville. » . »

THE SECOND Sheffler Offy,! damaged by Tommy Mattson] Saturday in a minor pit-wall crash, probably will be ready for qualifications Saturday. Mattson has two “beautiful shiners” from the accident when his forehead hit the windshield. » sz =

THE HIPPODROME touch to tomorrow's qualification trials will be the 4 p. m. appearance of Gay, the horse that drives an automobile. Gay, by use of special gadgets, can start the engine, shift gears and steer the special 1941 coupe. The auto's top has been removed to make ,a stall for the horse. Some Speedway wags are thinking about hiring a veterinarian

Deadline Nears - For Tennis Entries

Entries for the third annual Men's Doubles Tennis Tourney close Thursday at 7 p. m. with matches to start Friday afternoon

to assist the horse in its driver's Sox.

President Wilbur Shaw and Joel

claim Thorne's race engine.

{American League batting heap, Gus Zernial of the Chicago White

Sox wasn't too proud of himself “You have to be lucky to hit

Beauty was belting the ball at a Gus has learned most of this caution since he became a White Sox regular. The six-foot, threeinch, 210-pounder, from the same high school which produced the Reds’ Grady Hatton, was the main reason why the White Sox erected their synthetic home run fence this season. » * . THE MANAGEMENT thought that Gus would have a field day. But he isn’t that type of hitter and the opposition was getting the enjoyment out of the trim, wire barrier. So it came down. Which caused Chicago to be hailed as the “de-fenceless” White

And it caused no small embar-

So he has learned to hold his tongue. But the critics still contend that Zernial hits a ball as hard as the best of them—even Ted Williams. The young Texas giant specializes in line drives which make infielding a hazardous occupation. You can take the word of Hank Majeski, Philadelphia Athletics’ first baseman, for that.

Matches will continue through ,' Sunday at & site “later. The tourney is sponsored by the Indianapolis Amateur Ten ni si League and will be the initial tourney of the season here. Entries may be filed by phon-

Tommy Hinnershitz have been hinted as possible Miller replace-| .ments with the IRC team. Hal Robson - will-drive the third IRC| entry, an eight-cylinder Miller Special. > x = = NAT ROUNDS’ 'rear-engine| creation is being. readied for Billy|

Taylor's driver's test and the Vet-

eran Al Miller will work as a tutor with the crew. Miller, who has driven rear-engine cars at the Speedway, may become the driver by race day if Taylor cannot! meet the flangards,

KENNY EATON of New Castle, became the 12th first-year driver yesterday to pass his driver's test. Eaton will drive the second Bowes Seal Fast entry, a 270-cu. inch| Offy. He probably will qualify to-| morrow.

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‘ing Jimmy McClure, Talbot 1579 or Stanley Malless, Cherry 2200. More than 20 teams sre expected to participate and trophies will | po-awarded winner and runner-up. | teams. Last year there were 16 teams entered.

Scoui Troop 142 ‘Honored Tonight

A banquet will be held in the | Maywood Methodist Church at {6:30 tonight in honor of Boy | Scout Troop 142, winners of the West Distrigt Scout Basketball League. The boys, who won the championship in mid-April, will also | celebrate the troop's fifth anni- | versary. | sponsored by the Scouts’ mothers.

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Sheriff James Cunningham, Indiana Thorne

Gus Zernial's Drives Keeps AL Infielders 'Ducking’

Texas Giant Clouting Ball at .370 Clip,

Attributes Batting Success to ‘Luck’

By Oscar Fraley, United Press Sports Writer NEW YORK, May 24—For a lowly rookié¢ perched atop the

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Legal Battle

is Motor Speedway to right), race car owner and driver, huddle over a $10,000 predicament, a writ of | replevin Loral Tansy of Indianapolis has filed in an attempt to

Qualifications Set June 19 in Golf Te

Hoosiers Prepare for

Opening Rounds At Coffin

| Central Indiana golfers will qualify for the National Public Links Golf Championship Sunday, June 19, at Coffin, The National tourney will be held July 9 over the 36-hole route at the EI Rancho Municipal course in Los Angeles. Entries for the qualifying round close June 9. Entry fee is $3.50 with a dollar of each entry going to the USGA to defray expenses for the final round. Balance of the fee will be divided among the low gross qualifiers to apply on trip expenses. Seek Harding Cup Three low gross qualifiers from the Indianapolis District will represent the July 9 for the Harding Cup. Match play for the Standish Cup and the individual championship will begin July 11 and continue through the week. The district tourney committee includes Judge John IL. Niblack, USGA representative, general chairman; Don Ross, Anderson; Emmanuel Fennimore, Kokomo; . {Mike Kaperak, Terre Haute; Bill

Heinlein, Noblesville; E. W. Ensinger, president of the Indianapolis Public Links Association; Robert Crouch, president of South

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300,” he cautioned. Yet, although there were no horseshoes in sight, the Beaumont

rassment to the Sox—and to Gus.| 322,

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baseman. When he started with Waycross, Ga., he didn’t have a suitable glove for first base so he went into the outfield where he has played ever since. “It was a lucky break for me, at that,” he contended.

# ” - WAIVER troubles also prevented Zernial, who will be 26 next month, from beco! a member of the Cleveland Indians. The Tribe drafted him from Atlanta after the 1946 season and optioned him to Baltimore in 1947. There were walver diff. culties there and Gus was grabbed by Hollywood. In two years there Gus, who sérved 23 months in the Navy, hit .344 ani

It was at Hollywood under Jimmy Dykes that Zernial gained the confidence which currently is paying off in rattling base hits. “Dykes didn't put any pressure on me,” Gus explained. “He let me go my way and sald he was Sean I'd get my share of base

. = = JACK ONSLOW, the White Sox

The event will feature the pres-| the championship, *¢i rophy. Russell Abel, athletic di-

tentation of

of Maywood Public School, t will make the award.

Amateur Baseball The two twilight leagues of the

| be held in the park at 6 p. m

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® ® = manager, works the same sys- othe; ZERNIAL slashed’ a drive tem. He doesn’t burdén Gus with uly ; 2 down the third base line with| too many hitting orders so the ted. such forge ‘that Majeski jumped | young man wha swings with his| ‘ton Ci te lout of the way, something you wrists and isn’t shooting at the| Siihe ‘uners’ "home don’t see very often in the major fences has been burning up the{ YER Everett leagues. ball, the pitchers — and the in- husband of Ann “That guy was trying to put| fielders. Be Ot ran Iammerer. Brother She hag Hight through me,” Ma- He utieivatee it to Tuck. : vices a Fi NER 4 sk{ exploded." ul ¢ infielders 11 you A ay, Bit for financial circumstances,| that they are the lucky ones— a Ta Gus—who doesn’t understand the| every time Gus lays aside his club .+ beloved brother of Olver R. nickname which has/been hung|and they haven't been hospi-| lace” Guess oi Indianapol on him—might havefbeen a first! talized. i a RE f . vices Thurs irom McGow Winner English Lass Be br ys nk fs . PEL, 5377 E. Washington Bt. Of Boxing Crown FAT nl ANDERSON, May 2 —Chuck | h. Harte 0p Bonen enter McGow, Indianapolis, * pore the| jl S $ xy i a Indiana featherweight &rown to- y ss We i eH and Chegs day after scoring a 10-round split} HARLECH ‘Wales May 2% a y Men decision over Spider Th ' » o Muncie here last night. (UP)—Grace Leénczyk of New- ail urls) % noe than 200 fans a le ‘Conn., lost out in her } Pause On e Indianapolis boxer annex the|piq for a grand-slam ama Ww. ii hitherto vacant title as Referee) it 2 ir tain - » Adtar roth f af Maufi 5 a, Bar Tony Zale cast the deciding vote,| 50. When sae was upset DY Baa Ey New' Orleans, La’ bits '| Bisgood of England, 2 and 1, in| Asn rester, Casey, died favoring McGow 54-46. i neral Wednesday, 2 p. m., {the third round of the British the residence. Soterment. Grown Judges Lou Thomas voted 52-48 | te It ch agery. Friends may call at for Thomas and Fred DeBorde| Tome" ® amateur gol champion- he J ® Bavigpor on 3 Bervice by "Other resis: MeGow. hI chilly northwest wind forced + pt 1% heen tite Clemmons, 17 _|the competitors to don warm arr grande C ons, 174, Indianapolis, de : i u "isa oe Th Puhrmann tented 4 Oscar Hamp, 178, Chicago 8 Har. | Clothes for the match. Miss| het Jing la AE en od Crean: i 144. India Aracioh @ ponted| LERCEK played in corduroy cine, Wis Away nephews era Jobn’ oliver. ior, endorsers {slacks, several woolen sweaters SHI %o 4 A mst STER & Parker, oa Hood Bl "B0 wen bv and mittens. fia N ARY, WR Ri TKO trom Hore vie, 138, oe » jo The Connecticut Miss, who a, call al_mortusry. iE {holds the U. 8. and Canadian ANAM Richard Beinioss a | women's amateur titlés, was seek- tel esday, May od Funeral i 0Ses in in ourney ing the British crown for a sweep! Meridian st. NERAL HOME. 1003 of the three big championships. Regpiem mass St.

By a Single Pin

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ing Congress tournament today.

taled 1757 for her nine games in the all events competition yester-| day. Her bad luck came in the| 10th frame of the last game of her singles effort. Mrs, Dannhorn drew. the baby split—the three and 10 pins—and| converted only the 10 pin. Tenth| place in the all events is 1758, currently held by four individuals. Mrs. Flo Farwick of Louisville, | Ky. winner of the first WIBC| sweepstakes in 1947 at Grand Rapids, Mich,, also had a good ¢hance to climb into the top 10, but ran into too many splits, Her | nine-game total was 1708.

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To Pro-Am Golf Victory

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