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Eleven Week-End Tilts To Lift Lid on County Prep Grid Season

Cathedral to Open Against Westfield Saturday; Washington to Hit Road Against New Albany : By JIMMIE ANGELOPOLOUS : : The prep footballers will find plenty of rhyme and reason this week for all those drills, tissue-stretching calisthenics, and skullbanging scrimmages on tap since mid-August. It's time for the dress rehearsals. Sixteen of the 19 Marion County scholastic pigskin teams will

pare their daily drills to a fine point for the real thing this weekend, opening of the 1950 cam- yee

Local High School

That includes Sacred - He eo : ncludes | Heart's Sel Audet cht Spartans who entertain Plainfield Football Lid-Lifters Charlton Monday, Sept. 11. | Friday

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new local grid season Friday with Cathedral's T-conversionists p opening at Westfield Saturday night. Three other week-end games are on-the-road lid-lifters. Washington’s Continentals go to New|p m. ! Albany to meet Coach Alex|® Warren Central at southport, Amateur Baseball Thom's tough “Southerners.”

8 p.m. i . Howe Meets Berries | Brownsburg at Speedway, s Slate Revised Coach ‘8am Kelley's. senior-|P: Whether or -riot he knows it,|

studded eleven journeys to the weather man is very likely| Logansport, 12 to 0 loser to Ren-|7:30 y HXely| Saturday the subject of conversation by!

sselaer . Friday. Coach Cliff 3 Reese's Pike Township squad goes| Cathedral at Westfield, 8 p. m. members of the Indianapolis Sept. 11 [Amateur Baseball Association to- Big 10 Tuesday.

to Plainfield Friday for the Red Devils’ initial baptism. Plainfield Charlton vs. Sacred day. | Flash bulbs will flash, movie Crispus Attucks, with five re- Heart at CYO, 8 p.m, | Two games of the annual City will

turning’ lettermen, invades Sept. 15 Manual’s precincts in the only intracity fray. Dick Murray, Clifton Lewis, Harold Harvey, Willis Old-| ham and Leonard Manuel are the| five returning Tiger monogram Pm. winners. Manual, too, has a quin-| tet. |

Crispus Attucks at Manual, 8

«A Franklin Township at ence Central, 8 p.m. Howe at Logansport, 8 p. m. Pike Township at Plainfield, 8

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7:45 p.m. . | showered out~yesterday. |draw tears with their predictions Howe at Tech, 8 p.m. | Next. Sunday should see the ,¢ qismal seasons. Park School at Plainfield, 8|city title belonging to one. of the] Tuesday is the day the uni- | five teams surviving last week’s| forms stay clean, too. The boys Sept. 16 fourth round of play. The Capitol! wil] ‘engage in nothing more Deaf School at Morton Memor-| Oilers, with a perfect 3-0 record, strenuous than posing for the _ Intracounty. skirmishes will ial Knightstown, 2 p.m. find Warren Central's lettermen-|— ' : {their performance” of last year newspapermen. They'll get down skimpy Warriors visiting South- team. Champaign is a two-year when they took the crown with- 3 port, unbeaten county champs|Winner of the Big 12 Conference.|out a defeat. : {squads open two-a-day drills. last year; Decatur Central's Mid-1Coach Fred Major has 11 letter-| #oqay's —siate—catls—for— the! State champions visiting Ben Men; Coach George Gale will g0|(jlers to take on the Jetmen on!

. Davis’ promising Giants, and With six. | Riverside Diamond No. 2:30 | . Franklin, Eo. under new| Tech, which started training Be Vestal nine mots noidove

p. m. while the Vestal nine meets holdover regulars from last sea- i management, tests Lawrence AUS: 21. 1s host to Howe Sept. 15. to 13 vernmen on diamond No. 1. son. iy Central's graduation - depleated Coach Jake Caskey's Deaf School, - (are Wiseonsinand Illinois. Bears. All are Friday engage- | Will play without Jerry Moers for ments. {the first- time in four years. The Flashes will be handled py | Among his nine returning letterJudson Robinett, whose best-clatm {men are Art Wooten, fullback;

to talent is a pair of ends—Bob|Ut0T8¢ Gormat, Crick and PRY Wampler, Coach|D0n Lavalle, quarterback, and (UP)—A field of eight, headed by

ill Ed Paige, defensive halfback. La- top-weighted Chicle II, was| 3 a oy ni Thayer valle will be too old (20) after the|entered today for the $25000 But ho Halfback Dan Siler and All-Coun. fI5t four games. |added Atlantic City Turf Handi./for 19507 3 ty Center Irving Kirby. | The Silent Hoosiers, who will cap Monday at Atlantic City|2nd the have nots? McCaftry Meets Ex-T ” begin drill Wednesday, make thelr race track. |loaded, according oo the pre-wx-leammate first appearance Sept. -16 at Chicle IT will carry 120 potinds. S¢as0n_prognosticators 0 Say Keén McCaffry is the sécond | Knightstown Memorial at 2 p. m. He will concede from four to 16 head boss of local teams opening | Park School will opén at Plain~ pounds to his rivals in the mile- 9 : sass eH ~keep-—-hiz Beech Grove! field -BeptIF ha rem a CRTARS event —plonshipec oe Hornets at home against Coach — eee . - Around the. loop offen Al Crawford's Lebanon contin-1 |

gent in a human-interest aun SWim Meet Qualifiers

Crawford and McCaffry were both |

Atlantic City Classic Draws Field of Eight

{holdover regulars and Wisconsin

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Purdye Jtanimates ast year, 20 Mete Prony by b Mar hino, David Savage. 10dae, Iternate, “Janice Powell, coaches moan when they discuss r Freestyle: Bob Marchino, Dav ivi "astest Savage 39. New : . In other games Friday night, Olsen, Riviera: Bob Barner, Bil Cass. Lo. [city Cd oid raed 5% 2. ® Gan Mall. the. quarterback situation. Broad Ripple is host to South Berner Steve Wilson, Indac. Alternate. Riviera, I i e on SE {Mike Blackledge, lndac. Fastest. Time Bob. 50 {-- Rreastilroke: Janice Powell; r

‘Bend PY . . Gone are the starting offensive.

Adams and Brownsburg [Berner i 07 ;

0 and Under | Sharon Feeney. Judy Lamp. Riviera. Aun comes to Speedway. 50 Met 0 Mil

ovs 1 ’ | McGarvey, Penny Savage, Kay Woodring, er Preestyle ke Millikan, | Indac " ‘ . ¥

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| . : Larry | Batem, KL i» uller, i 50 Meter Backstroke: Sharon Feeney; quarterbacks of ‘ AS ob | Judy Lamb, Janice owell, Riviera: Ann i Q Il1., Sept. 15 with an air-trip, first | Woodring, Indac. Alternate. Biliy well, | McGarvey, Penny Savage. Kay "Woodring. Michigan and Ohio State. $ W 8. +indac. ernate, ne Ayton. of its kind for a local prep grid] 50 Meter Breaststroke Terry Fuller. Fastest time. Savage 46. New aty Indac, situation holds at Illinois, Indieo | Diviefa; Sam ary; Milke Millikin, YMCA: 46.3. Old record Gail Moll, Riviera 1049. ites ett . . Fe fob Loser, Boh Sodring, Jim Morrison, 50 M dirls 12 and Under - » } 1indac ernate, ober elson, nda. | 3 tL of y Je . - Indianapolis Driver | Fastest Time Loser 582. dius; Karen Newbold, : Mary Machine . BY Mater | Backstroke poke Mullan, $a Moll, Jo Ann Pleak. Riviera: Ana i Aas » CA ob » I te 5 2d In Fair Race Waoodring.. Jim Morrison, Albert Smith, dora on vindac phliernate Iris Hauden : ‘ wo 3 ndac. Alternate, Jtm Shea, YMCA. - 34.4. New city Fecord, old Fecord 54.1 Lif \ ST. PAUL. Sept. 2 (UP) - ovs 12 and Under aa wood “wiviers 1047 oH EPPO TRICE . . 50 Meter Freestyle: Hert rontress, Jack 50 Meter Breastsirol 3 TP Bpeedster Emery Collins, peren- ‘Pattersdn. YMCA: "Bill Campbell, Frank girichbaym Joan Pleak. Mary Marmion : : nial race car champion from lndac. Alternate. David Shackelford Lol Moll. Riviera. Brenda Barton. An Seventeen lettermen. will be Lemars, la. breezed to victory Rhodius Faglest Thue Wiison 344. istel, Riviera: Fasionr tm Moly Rauden: Bartkiewicz continues his two-a-d today in the 15-lap feature of the 50 Meter . Freestyle: Dick Millikan, NeW Gy cord, old city record 45.4, Ruth tomorrow {Ronald Salisbury. Bob Crist, YMCA, Fred Abbett. Dviera. 1949 rort a International Motor Car Associa-|Oliver, Tom Lord. Frank Parrish. Indac el Meter Backstroke, Karen Newbold : . i , . y March'no, Ga ohh 3 - r , Bion races at the Minnesota State Fastest “Tyme. abrrish 20%. Nehodle, distel Riviera. "Brenda Barton muden- ble workout order yesterday wit | 3 aac s - , ew i air, . jRecord. Ola Record 29.8, . Clinfon Hare, jase. Andac, A ernate joan Plesk, Riv. on Labor Day. A crowd of 28,532 saw Colins! 50 eter Breastroke: Dick Millikan. City record, old record 41.7 Betty Wat- Athletic Director Angus- Nicotake the lead on the first turn Bob: Arey: om Lora’ Fran Parrish: to. ui Min ri ulers. 1949 son, who will be handling the ndac. rns b Crist, CA. Fastest eter Preest y . , and steadily increase it to beat FTA /oraroals Beh Crh YHCA, Tsoi crrtstonner. ‘Ruth Abbess! phicll. Shavia| backfieldmen, also announced, second-place Bobby Grim of In- Record 37.2. Lord, 1949 (Blackledge. Betsy Turner, Betsy Alexan-| that Bartkiewicz' brother, Joe, dianapolis b full 50 Meter Backstroke: Dick Millikan, |der, Indac. Alternates, Penny Blackledge. | y po y a lap. Ronald Salisbury, Bob Cpist, YMCA; Fred Indac. and Nancy Lamkin, Riviera. Past.| also ex-Indiana University star : Alternate, “Ronnie ‘Waite, Indac. Fastest “So eer Breasisiroce: Ruth Abbett | €Pd last year, will -assist his (time Lor ew city record, old record Heath A Sch y 3 y y p Two 4 /2-Pound B ss he Tons Chaifies Hoh: i544 Ener, MeOMlL, Susan Schaster. Riviera: brother as.end coach... Cau ht al Blue L k 100 Mita POR AS and Under Malkemus, | Jur0er Indac Alternate, Betsy Alexander,| The Greyhounds, who will cong Ql aKe David Gunyan.. Jee Dusean, Stan 1ohow | pecord Bast Sime Mery 5 New city tinue " double . workouts through Mrs. Beatrice Jones, 1518 Con- Alternate, Charles Smith, YMCA. Fastest er et, oR win next Tuesday, will rely on _.the —gord {time 1.06.5 Kerr, . Shayla ohcispackstroke: Nancy Lamkin, | Ay ri . - rd,-made a $00d_haul-of fish. 10g Meier Breastatroke: David Gunyan, Patty Blarkoeanet., Pat Moll Riviera: following. monogram winners: i an, , YMCA; Stew .: ledge, —C a Bett id Hh last Friday night at the Blue Wood Jie Miran. Bh Kory Toor Apia Turner, Tadac “Alierdate: Penny Black: | Juror —End-—Verne Chandler, i ’ C Asles me,

nate. John Quackenbush, indac. Fastest Turner 39.4. | Sophomore End Walt Sthalhut,| p e i

Lake No. 2, opened to fishing only o Girls 16 and Und two weeks a i : [100 Meter Freestyle: Floreace® j "End Joe Hurrle, Sen-| ago. |g Meter - Backstroke: Charles $ {12 | Maureen leas oot he. Florence Redding. { Sophomore End Joe Hurrle, Sen-| Mrs. Jones, using night crawl- Jehu Henry. Bil} Kerr, Jim Moran, Indac. | Adriane (Na duds" “Roberts oan Me. | lor End Wendell Roberts, Junior ers, caught two 43;-pound bass §lieinste, Stew Wood, Indac. Fastest time por Pastest Time Robertec i145 Re Guard Gerald Schroeder, - Junior 3 0

ow i d 1:18.1, Sue Schaff-| Tackle Renaldo Savenelli, Sopho-| R ‘ Bop, Re Bon atatroke: 1 Woods, | more ‘Tackle Arnold Spilly, Junior

“ ’ | a another that weighed 1%! Preestyie Chiariss g s nda ; Rieak. Florence Redding, Marcia | Tackle Weldon Kinkaigq, Junior]

and TN i 100 Meter ~Younds. The new lake is a 10- Riviera: ‘Bob. Wasson, John Stephenson. |; 100 1 acre gravel pit that has been |S MCA: Bill Moran, Gordon Smith, Douglas Bheh

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. Charles Bishop, Riviera Moran 1:17 Freestyle Relay: YMCA “A,

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“CY. Indae ' ’ Warren. Jacki h ¢ i . 150 Meter Mediey Relay: Kirschbaum: Storer, Barbara a Bae Sue "Halfback John Preston; Junior, N DELAWARE ST ¥ gleaststroke Jane Owen, Halfback Tom Barnes and Sopho-

Barbara Moynahan,

ndac. i ter Backstroke: Owen. |

C iris i100 ete SPECIAL Bi y n_Leahy, [Jitkle . Rhodehame!l, Riviera; Sue Kirby, KOW. : bh torer. Barbara Moynahan. 1

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sprained an ankle in a lockerroom accident shortly after drills opened, shed his crutches last week for practice sessions. Cathedral Coach Joe Dezelan gets a free ride on a blocking sled powered b : Charles Kirkhoff. Bottom—End Dick McPherson, End Norval Wheatley, Tackle of Beech Grove, stretch leg and abdominal muscles in their training routine.

Spend Day Posing for Photographers

By FRANK ANDERSON Into the valley of football ride the gridiron gladiators of the [Northwestern and Iowa will use Some system of allocations be-

scribble as 611 collegians open practice for the 1950 season— wi { Series, had to be rescheduled for the 55th consecutive year of the Western Conference football, on the single wing. Shortridge at Champaign, Ill, |this afternoon after they were Tuesday's the day the gridders draw equipment and the coaches)

ana, |and Purdue, Drahn and Wisconsin boasts Bob Petruska.

stand a good chance to ti 1 the they think about their returnin " ; : Fepealimhotagaphens:aid talling 50 ay Al Wan and Chuck Ort: more lifie depth and must Tecon-/ing amateurs. to business Wednesday when all mann are boomed violently by struct {Michigan rooters and the experts. There—are 194 lettermen in- So are Johnny Karras of Illinois, { cluded in the 611 reporting for Cliff Anderson of Indiana and]

{Illini have 25 lettermen and 19 competition.

more quarterbacks and lack of ship this year; John Hare Jr., of [lf © WILSON s is needs a Highland, semifinalist in the state ber 82 are|J tes due. Kar depth-in the line. Illinois nee g , ° Of that nusabes Bre > hn Teen than the Bie 10's 1049 punter and experienced quarter- amateur, and John Wolf of SO LL Leaders in veteran material |ground-gaining champ, carrier of backs. 20a heeds linemen 0 Broadmoor. . Thea 5.7 yard—average—in rugged oy isconsin needs a tighter defense Nanf School Gridders BEGINNERS’ SETS—BALLS And Ortmann? He merely led and more depth. Purdue will be GLOVES—SHOES—BAGS n total offense, averaging 12§NHaPpy if sophs mature. Alter Charlton Date CARTS—HEAD COVERS

Teft halfback. ATLANTIC CITY, N. I. Sept. 2 lovas: Hawkeyes have -31.-and yards inrunning-and:passing-in| six conference games. derson But how about the prospects catching specialist. Last season Who are the haves he received 21 passes®in six games| Michigan is|/for 329 yards.

the Wolverines will successfully ertson, the conference's best puntefend their conference co-cham- er, and Iowa's Jerry Faske, run-| i to Rep in ground. gaining. Rob-: is ertson averaged 40.8 with his! more abundant than defense: Buf kicks® last year®and Faske av-!| talent can be tutored to defend, eraged 6.6 yards per carry in Big so that isn’t too harrowing. The 10 play.

Re Sig- teams. Some are good ‘and some .nal-calling stars are in short sup- are merely names on. a_ roster. : . . ! o . : oe rn ars re =a “Bill-Reichardt.-Wiscon-; z - ‘But 27 of the crop are slated Fullback bt » for at least part-time regular acco<champions|tivity. Soph quarterbacks will get Same a chance at Indiana and Purdue.

Joe Bartkiewicz to Help

« Forty-two Greyhound aspirants engaged in Central's first dou-

[3 . er. Jud 0 3 stocked for 3 |_100 Meter Breaststroke: John Stephen- rts. Indac. Alternate. . McM ; - — - 8. -J the last. five years. 9 i Avan Chalfle, Pnatierhed; | Indue" Pastest time Nall 3 Meltahor.| Guard Dale : Robison, Junior; Mrs. -Jones made her catch. be- aut) ran, Wiillam Shumaker, Gordon |, 100 Ms er Backstroke: Maureen Plesk. | Guard . Walt Dininger, Junior| 2 { . Ugias mm y Andac, 4) oO . v . % - i 7 tween 10 p, m. and midnight. p00, Meter | Backstrake: van Chaise, attached: Ginger Albriaht. uy Roberts. Halfback Marion Burleson, I —————————— ee Stores ; : mer, John Ste nson, cMahon, { Y Bo -! 2 Gus Grenz, Bill Moran, im Reece, i McMahon, Indac Jdac; Slierdate. Joan Sophomore Center b Jaus, Jun

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Chance to Join Tryons

By FRANK ANDERSON ] THE TRYON All-Stars will roll along this football season —but they'll gather no DeMoss. Purdue Coach Stu Holcomb said no to Bob DeMoss’ plans of being the All-Stars’ “T” quarterback. In a recent column we said the chances were slim and cited reasons. So now. Tryon Coach Babe Dimancheff has to look elsewhere. v { Babe, who's also“ backfield {coach at Butler, said he received! If things get too bad, the gove |a letter from DeMoss express- ernment can swathe gridders in {ing his regrets. Big 10 football is red tape. : ra—fulltime job: : I ges ASA LR - Pe or hopes in a slick, CONTINUING OUR research | performer and get a letter back of the state of football and how Just it got that way, we find that 14

Lebanon at Beech Grove, 8 : hw ; ac Wea —— a ; we . instead of a quarterback. J ) NCC titlists and Deaf School's p. m. August days often get hot and humid, but high school football players don't ask for any quarter. Since August 15 most of them ask Babe. jot Dotinwestents hi fall candiSilent Hoosiers have a week's| Decatur Central at Ben Davis, have been melting off poundage getting ready for this week's mass opening of the 1950 prep football season. Rigorous calisthenics | . 4. 4 oy te om ao all Big Ste wa¥ Dilute Lratting.out. their's om Fog go aren't glamorous. but they pay off handsomely. Upper left—G vard Herb Taylor, Back Jack Botos and Tackle Bob Eichholtz- of Man. THE KOREAN WAR has en, RHE ORCL E Tiat gm 50 SOUbinAtillS, «ich off thelr" yo ams a ad yal (left to io build up neck muscles with the tough wrestler's bridge as Coach Walt Floyd oversees the trio. Top center—Quarter- trainers’ supplies have advanced liberal use of Hoosier boys. pp.e, 8p. Mm. : back Ward Walker (left) blocks out Fullback Jay Jacobs during daily blocking drills at Shortridge. Assistant Coach Bob King, who | yo.

| more than 30 per cent since hos-

f : Upper right— | tilities started. The situation mayl, PUTLEE'S Frank i a couple of dependable ends, Bob Springer (left) and |hit small high schools hard. [FL %. future. His spring and

Bob Byland, Center Jerry Challis and Guard Oren Spall Suter 1% Bloor Sl Yorvis on summer 1abors have netted Butler

{some 70 frosh gridders. The boys

pliers warning of shortages to come. The suppliers promise to] Will report to Freshman Coach

* : oh ; " '«| Pop Tuesday. ] bes ; at's Open Practice uesday a 40 “ibe best Ws cén 2 Ty ea at Of the 3. hopstuls, 30 are from second-year mam to replace the & charleyhorse. ; [1 dianapolf vil Iv SUM be ng graduated Nick Sebek. | * Even oral penicillin is going to| on P y. over sut a The “T” is still very much War. Jim used to get his tablets Man ro yung that 2 Junay alive in the conference. Illinois,|in glass jars. Now they arrive 80° 3 ys Some. bo ny = Indiana, Purdue, Wisconsin, in “C” ration tins. So expect Other 8 s, ya al ’ {slower to develop than others. But

|when they arrive, watch out.” lit exclusively. Michigan, Minne-|fore igo long. int." {sota and Ohio State will try it | We think Pop has a point. The -

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A | psychological blow of being out is-__ on occasion, but will rely mostly Hope to Play too sich for. some freshmen to ea bear. It affects their studies and | All the teams have weaknesses. At Broadmoor their future campus relations, — Michigan lacks reserves and the , |Everyone wants to be wanted— Minnesota, - Northwestern 8uard and center positions are, Bob Hope, the country's No. 1/gven football players. Iowa still has Glenn uncertain. Ohio State must re- funnyman of radio and screen, | build its defensive line and back- now appearing at the Indiana | field. Minnesota lacks experience State Fair, will play a round of nat ends, guard, quarterback and golf today at Broadmoor Country | See EM-ROE for right half. Northwestern needs| Club with three of the city’s lead-|

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ts backfield. i Hope's opponents will be Dick IU Line Shallow | Perk of Broadmoor, runnerup for Indiana’s-soft points are sopho-i the Indiana Amateur Champion-!

©mn the. credit side of the ledger, 1U’s ‘An- Michigan has a good offensive i :__!liné, standout tackles and a vet-! the defending pass. aektield. Ohio State has a strong offensive line and a fair |offensive backfield. Northwestlern can field an experienced first'string line. Minnesota's pride is, ‘as usual, tackle. The Gophers] |also boast promising sophomores. | Iilinois’ strength lies - in al strong “offense with good half backs and line, good place kick-| ing. - Purdue has greater depth. Indiana boasts more defensive] speed and crack punters and runners. Iowa has a strong backfield and a good place kicker in;

~~The-high-school football game between Deaf School and Plain-| field Charlton, originally scheduled at the Silent Hoosiers’ field) {Oct. 18 at 2:30 p.m. will be {moved up to Oct. 17, Coach Jake {Jaskey of the local team has announced. :

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sin has more speed: ~ : War Clouds Loom i | “That's the Big 10 picture. The cloud: you see in the background) is Uncle Sam. ‘If the war gets! hotter some of the schools can forget the sophomore problem. The sophs just won’t be around. The conference should produce 1950's mythical national champion. in Michigan. The mighty “Victors Valiant” are the best in the west, Notre Dame notwithstanding. We'll string along with the Maize and Blue. Notre Dame hh Tore of the same coming & is due to lose two this season. | ’ f E UP Of course, the pre-season opin-| 'tons go into the discard Wednes-| |day when the Big 10 opens serious Indianapolis Washington; Charles Ine too hard Days wi HL Ye pant f { papers Lentz and Bob Hotz, Columbus; after the serious work starts. | Fred Thayer, Attica; Carleton! HE i E , Terrell, Don Thomas and William | Smith, Indianapolis’ Crispus At-. tucks; Jack Hall and Bob Emmett, Southport, and Van Earleywine, Palestine, Ill. :

Indiana, especially, needs a good.

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LERO? Johnny Tol -15 races. barred by last Tuesds the Midwes have been They were warned tha the AAA "AAA drive outside the . indefinite s Other midgets wh St. “include Ruttman, ] Banks, Anc Stevenson, contacted. Time tria and the firs start at 8:3 Plans fot made in a which beg “Rags” Mit speedway, AAA zone

TOMORR biggest Lab for auto ras Getting the 500-Mile the new Dx ternational and-one-qua track banks the 1566-foc — I4-feet high Seventy-fi grind at 10 Time.) Original t race over tl Ing System because of ments. The field 51 models. ' $20,000 plus Another $15 top qualifie gets $7000 -| he leads. The “bigis the 100-] 1949 and 1¢ W. 16th St. night. The be from the - Championsh They* come Park, Chica One of tl ~ team racing ing fans on

Clay | InC Defending Nichols of & running as | the champi City Amate underway ti Run Course _... Nichols w and 1, at ti Run entry | terday at Ce Kennedy w holes while rough time In anothe: Buck Hatfie Walter Cha up. in a cor rome dP Stipe ww Fina ) The 36-ho pionship fli Riverside to - ginning. at @ In the lc J.aveolk of his right to: by defeatin Sarah Shan * 8Salge, Layc overcame Shank, by

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