Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 March 1951 — Page 31

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seaport. Helland was barred ‘rom ithe last championship race of the iyear—the 500-miler at Darling“ton, 8. C. in December—because, :the AAA charged, Holland par- - ticipated in - stock car race in Florida.

“Holland's - sanctioned racing before next fall.

‘Board won’t meet until fall and : that Holland can not be reinstated without board action.

. ment was rejected by the Contest - Board earlier this year.

- four-cylinder ‘gined car will be making his : fourth bid. for “500” victory this

-12th ‘in .the No. 1 . : 8pecial,

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FRIDAY, MAR. 0,-1951

1949 Winaget in The 500°

Duane Carter fo : Replace Holland

i By ART WRIGHT { Duane Carter will replace Bill Holland as driver of the 1949 ‘winning car of the Indianapolis 500, " the Times learned today, : The former midget race driver ‘and 12th place winner in last year’s “S00” thus becomes the driving niate of another top ‘midget favorite, Tony Betten‘hausen. i: The Carter and Bettenhausen ‘cars, formerly the Blue Crown ‘Specials, will be entered in the Decoration day classic as the :“Mobilgas” Specials. The mounts were sold last year 40 Bill Ansted, head of Indian.apolis’ Metal Auto Parts Co,, Inc. sand formerly top man in the Inidianapolis Race Cars team. Lou Moore, who built the cars formerly driven by Holland and Mauri Rose, remains as team manager and chief mechanic. Holland Barred Holland will be out of this iyear's race as a result of a decree ‘of the Contest Board of the Amer«fcan Automobile Association, na“tional governing body of the

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Little hope, if any, is held for reinstatement in AAA

Jim Lamb, AAA Contest Board .secretary, said*that the Contest

Holland’s appeél for re-instate-

Holland's replacement in the Meyer-Drake en-

year. Last year Carter finished _. Belanger

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first tims in 1948 at the WP 8 » Belanger entry’ He was out of

REPLACES HOLLAND— Duane Carter will make his fourth try for "500" Race victory in the former Blue Crown Special driven by Bill Holland.

the race after 59 laps (147% miles) because of a broken axle housing. In 1949 Carter was out after 182 laps because of faulty steering. Carter started his racing career in 1932 in his native California. He got his first taste of high speed in roadster racing. He later piloted midgets and dirt track speedway cars, Carter, 37, now makes his home in Detroit. Considered a “hot” driver in big cars as well as midgets, Carter last year won the AAA Contest Board's Championsip of the Midwest big car circuit. When Holland drove the car Carter now takes over, Holland finished second in the “500” in 1947; second in 1948, won the

“500” in 1949 and was second last year. ;

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Rochester calls tonight. And The Royals

Fieldhouse, Rochester has been one lives to date. The local pros hold a 4-2 edge over Coach Les Harrison's crew. Both Challengers Both the Royals and the Dn are challengers, a few removed, in the NBA's Rochester is second, two games behind the mighty Minneapolis Lakers. The Olymps are fourth, one game behind the Ft. Wayne Pistons. The Olymps can shave a half-game off that Piston bulge tonight if the scoreboard gives them more winks than the Royals. Our local heroes could have used more winks last night in Syracuse when they flirted with disaster and the Nationals, 121-97. The 121 total points of the Nats enabled them to break by two points the NBA season mark set by Baltimore against Boston in December. * Nats Explode The Olymps were only nine points in. arrears as the fourth quarter began. But the Nats zipped away in the next 12 minutes and soon had a tidy pile of

it won't be for Jack Benny.

rugged of the National Basketball Association have a date with the Indianapolis Olympians. rendezvous between the two clubs will be run off at 8:30 in Butler

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of thé brighter things in the Olymps’

PROBOBLE LINEUPS

Indianapolis Rochester (20 Barnhorst ..... Briasnnsns Saul (3) (14) Holland By anaes Johnson Ha (15) Grosa ...... Osten Risen (14) (12) Beard ...... KF. oasis Coleman {or (10) Barker ...... EF ov vin wus Davies (11) RESERVES

INDIANAPOLIS—Walther (5), Hale (7), Lavoy (8), lotergn 1s), Nahnkon® ( 19). Rochester— (9), Noel N. Holaman ashe Calhoun (19)

Tipoff—8:30 p. 19), MeNames, 30). Broadcast— AIC, 8 30 p. m. 38 to 23 for Wah Jones’ charges. That did it. One encouraging note for the Olymps found every man getting into the scoring column. Alex

Jorgensen of the Nats, Olymp Ralph Beard and Nat Billy Gabor |8 hooked 24 apiece. Rochester contains many sterling names. You'll find handymen like 6-9 Arnie Risen, fiery Bob Davies, Jack Coleman, Arnie Johnson and Bobby Waneer statiohéd at strategic places in the | Rochester lineup. No one ever accused the Olymps of lacking thrill-chill type

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“By FRANK ANDERSON

Groza was best of Olymp scorers Pale with 27 points, same as Noble gy cise

scorers. Groza, Beard, Barnhorst and company take good care of that department. The boys are especially adept at making comebacks after bad defeats. Well, they took a bad thumping

last night. Watch out Rochester, Syracuse ht Indianapolis (97)

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Grade school basketball, with the end of its first season only two weeks away, finds 10 schools sporting perfect records. The 10 undefeated schools in the newly-formed Grade Bechool Athletic League are Schools 20, 26, 32, 45, 46, 67, 84, 85, 86, and the junior high school team at Arsenal Technical High School. George P. Farkas, director of physical, health and safety -education, said elimination of the eight district winners will be completed Mar. 31 at the George Washington High School gym. .'The Indiana Department, Vetferan of Foreign Wars, has provided trophies for the city champion, rannerup and each of the

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Cleveland and Milwaukee will include the one-mile relay quartet of Donald Meyer, Byron Weaver,

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