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schedule today, practice, both the invasion of

tomorrow night,

first up in the ive cleared the le was the losing

lected nine hits put two of the luced by pinch bles, by Fisher

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FRIDAY, APR. 20, 1951

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Headed for New Recor

Two Firms Add $12,500 to Lap Fund

By BILL EGGERT There's gold in them thar Bpeedway bricks again this year, The Indianapolis Motor Speedway is toying. with another record payoff for this year’s 500Mile Race, May 30, with the announcement that Firestone Tire & Rubber Co, and General Petroleum Corp. will put up $12,500 in accessory awards.

Fund Subscribed

The usual $20,000 lap prize fund has been subscribed. Speedway again-is offering a guaranteed purse of $75,000 with a bonus that gate receipts will justify. Last year Speedway’s purse share| was $154,900. The 1951 Firestone| awards will be $4000, first place;| $2000, second place; $1000, third] place; $500, fourth place and $500) fifth place. General Petroleum is offering $2500 to the winner if the car yses Mobil products. If the winning car qualifies for| the Mobil prize, a $1000 bonus also| will be paid for a new race record. | Additional awards of $500 will be| paid for the fastest qualifying] speed and the fastest lap while] leading the race if Mobil products! are used in the cars.

8 Cars at Track |

Meanwhile, Gasoline Alley ac-| tivity is expected to perk up néxt week. Three cars are at the track already—Johnnie Parsons’ Wynn Friction Proofing Oil Special; Freddie Agabashian’s GranatelliBardahl Special and the Joe Scopa! entry. The Palmer car and Lou Moore's two Blue Crowns are in town. i Meanwhile, Mechanic Johnny Ray is awaiting the engine for the Sampson car. It was not dam-| aged when owner Alden Sampson was killed in a traffic accident! Apr. 8 in Phoenix while enroute to Indianapolis. The car definite-| ly is in this year’s “500” although no driver has been nominated. Walt Ader drove it here last year.

Shortridge Netters

Down Indians, 6 to 1 The Shortridge netters swept the singles to beat Anderson, 6 to 1, yesterday at the Riviera Club, i ‘SINGLES PR bes (8) ‘defeated Huffman (A), 6-1}: Rumpis (8) defeated Leever (A), 8-8,

Holleft (8) defeated Burke (A), 6-1, 6-2. Raines (8) defeated Dearing (A), 6-2,

8-2 4 . Roberts (8) defeated Simpson (A), 6-3, “eerie -4.

| chored by James De Moss, came i home in 3:40.9, second in the state

Danville Star

In Track Meet

Versatile Senior |

Speedway, 80'%2 to 2812 on the

to victory. |

lated a yard or two in laying out the 440-yard track when it was constructed, the football and

prep career. Pierson ran the hundred in 10.4, knocked off the 440 in 53

124.6 furlong and broad jumped

His 440 time is just under the best time of 52.5 made in the state by Shortridge’s Bob Bruce and Anderson’s Haynes Harrington. His :10.4 is one-tenth off the state’s best done by Tech's Dick Tinnel, although Pierson has clicked off a :10.3 century this season. Teammates Helped Pierson had help. Teammate Jesse Graham won both hurdle events and John Sharp took the high jump, pole vault and was second in the broad jump. Speedway’s mile relay team, an-

“7 Kutch, one-quarter of an inch for

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COUNTY AND CITY

DOUBLES miaradel and, Raines 8 defeated Hutt- 1050 Scratch Tourney Leever and Burke (A) defeated Rumple 63 Opens Here Tomorrow

and Hollett (8), 8-4. ERIN A 1050 Scratch Classic for College Sports {Teams opens a two-week-énd run

Arizona 10. New SPERALY at 1 p. m. tomorrow at Pennsyl{vania Alleys.

Hampden gydney 4, Virginia Tech 0 ampden-Sydney 4, Virginia Tec A Ithaca 6, Penn State 5. | Sixteen squads are scheduled Missjssiphl §.Jouisians Siate 1, ito participate, rolling at 1, 3:30, Nebraska 21, Kansas 7. Northeastern 2, Boston 1 (10 innings). Notre Dame 11, Iowa 10. Oregon 5, Idaho 3 Providence 4, Quantico 2. Wisconsin 11, Memphis Navy 3.

{team will give teams a chance at [team entries. Top money rises $25 for each additional 25 teams entering. Francis Raftery, tournament it: i {secretary, reports the IndianapExhibition Basketball olis Bowling Proprietors, Inc. Harlem Globetrotters 75. College All- tournament sponsors, is striving Stars. 63 to enter 100 teams by midnight tonight, which is entry deadline. Only 50 have been registered. Raftery may be. reached at MA8321 days, and BL-5088 nights.

Softball Notes

Regal Stores softball team will practice iat Rhodius No. 1 at 2 p. m. tomorrow and Sunday. The team wants to schedule & practice gam# Sunday Call Wayne Mozingo, FR-8017.

TOYS—NOVELTIES—SOUVENIRS

OL Centre 12, Tennessee 6. Duke 27%; Willlam & Mary 23. Pranklin 21, Canterbury 0. Kentucky 13';, Cincinnati 4%. Louisville 17',;, Eastern !,. Wisconsin 18'3, Southwestern 8';.

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Spring leagues and teoms are now being organized. Also any individual wishing to enter, we will line up with either a league or team.

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INDIANAPOLIS Grandstande1.28

TH - Seats—1.50 16-ST. “iii

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{6 and 8:30 p. m. on each of the composite {four days. Entry fee of $15 per Tech, Howe and Cathedral yes-

the $200 top money, based on 60 course.

‘Burkholder Paces SHS to Golf Win For early season competition, Peter Burkholder showed rare

iclub form for Shortridge's state championship linksmen.

He paced his teammates to a squad victory over

terday over the Sarah Shank Burkholder shot a 1-over-par 73, going out in 37 and] returning in 36. One of his better shots was an eagle 3 on the rough 13th hole.

His cohorts helped compile a 315 team score. It was enough for 45 markers and first place. Tech had 32, Howe 18 and Cathedral 7. !

The other Shortridge men. Jim, Balch and Bob Dyar, had 80 each,

port yesterday, Ben Davis’ Gaton : | Allen produced the best individual

'|5 feet, 11 inches, the best in city-! ‘ithe high hurdles as Ben Davis

. swept to victory with 70% points. ¢ Southport had 50!'; and Pike

Tech Racquetmen

# of darkness,

|" O'Dell (T) defeated Kivett (P), 6-0, 8-1.

6-0. le Benedict (T) defeated Coldwell (P), 6-3.

only to Anderson's 3:38 set this week. In the shot, Danville’s Bill Goodson nicked Speedway’s Dave

first. In a triangular meet at South-

performance with a highjump of]

county this season. He also won| Township trailed with 35.

Trip Park, 4 to 1

Tech won - its opening tennis match of the season, yesterday, defeating Park School, 4 to 1. The doubles were not played because!

SINGLES 1 . i Dyer (P) defeated’ Dankert (TO, ‘ Turnipseed (T) defeated 8. DeVoe (P),

Harlan (T) defated Esterline (P), 6-1,

Solunar Tables

M. Minor Majer Minor Major Today ........ 4: 10:45 Tomariow annens h:% unday . . 8; Monday ioM Tuesday an 2:00 Wednesday 3:00 Thursday .. 4:00 RPriday ........ 5:00 H. S. Track Schedule

TODAY Indianapolis Relays at Tech, Franklin Township, Knightstown Morton Memorial at Deaf School (Triangular). TOMORROW Marion Relays (Deaf School). Goshen Relays Muncie Relays. A H. S. Baseball Schedule TODAY Speedway at Mooresville, 3 p, m. ' TOMORROW Park Schoo! at Cincinnati Country Day (2 games) 1:30 p. m.

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4:55.) 120-Yard . | * 200% os dies—1 Sparks 802-282 Win s' 3* tuea® sp) 5. “Rob

George Pierson looked like a one-| Anderson (P). man gang who was going some- |.»

High School Track Summaries

SOUTHPORT

AT (Ben Davis ls. Southport 501%, Pike o

H | Gra 11:39.1

5) 39.1, 100 ~— 1, MoGathey (8); 2, Ellis (8);:/ Shot Put—1, Goodson (D); 32 Xutch

8 1

0-1, ; 2. 8ni Pod 320-1, Nerding (8) By ar. ( Time, if Graham (D) and To LL

: Broad Jump--1, Pierson (D); 2. Sharp] (BD); 3, Warrum (BD); 4, nso, (Di: 3, Walker and iat. Dis- |

440—1, Cottingham __(P);

154, [3 pM apy a. Tarlor 1B and Toole 18), Height, 5 feet! 2 inches.

Mile—1, Bell (Py; 2, Anderson (P):

Stewart (BD); 4, Parsons (8). Time,

High Hurdles — 1, Allen/ (BD); 2, ailfoll (P); 3, Roberson (BD);

). Time, 16.5

(8); 2, Allen (BD): 4, Deckard (8), Time, :24.5

, 134.5, 5:11, | Danville High School's versatile A High Jump—1, Allen (BD): 2. ted be-" (4p won Jy Phillips (B): 2. Btancy| (DY,

Height, 5 feet 11 ‘inches.|(\i 3, Riddle (Di); 4 Bradshaw road Jump-—1, Nerding (8): 2, Robin- : 3 riDY, bh Tavicr (BD); 4, Allen (BD), stance, ee nches, where yesterday. | Pole Vauit—T, Quack ®: 2 te be- { tween acy (8) an nderson (P): The Yeieran seniop Shiels eg! tie between Keglery (8) and Fuller 9.5 8 anvilie own ( ) 9 four dad Shot Put—1, Rosetter (BD): 2. Morris 3 “Davie (G)

Wilson (8) and Embry (P):

Height, 9 feet 6 inches,

ckelmeyer (BD); 4, Nerding (8). Time, (8): 3, Plerson (D), Distance,

Nets 4 Firsts “ie

inches: Pole Vault--1, Sharp (D1; 2, Walker (D);

tance, 19 feet, 6'3 inches High Jump-—-1, Sharp (D); 3fWalker (D) 3 AT PLAINFIELD (Decatur Central 75 Brownsburg 47%, Greenwood 31) 100 Won by Gavin (Bi; 2, Allen (D); 3, Eller (Di; 4, Davis (G), Time, :

McGathey ] 11. Roberson (BD): | oMile—Won' by Nay (G):i 3, Maloney

Bi: 3, Peavler (G); 4, Taylor (B), Time,

High Hurdles—Won by Stanley (BY; 2, Owens (B); 3, Butcher (D); 4, Edwards (D). Time, :19. 3 80--Won by Splcer (G): 2, McKinney t (Di; 3, Phillips (B); 4, Keeler (D). Time, 220—Won by Gavin (B); 2, Garner (Bf; i 4, Lechner (D), Time :23.9.

(BD); 3, Pflum (BD): 4. Egenoff (8). “row Hurdles—(150)—Won by Stanley

Canterbury College track and an- Distance, 41 feet, 51a inches.

Mile Relay—Won by Ben Davis (Tene Pike;

-mile relay team Taylor; Stewart, Warrum): 2, chored the half-mi y Southport | Ssuthporl, Time, 3:48.6, a e

Relay-—Won ' by Southpo

And, unless engineers miscalcu- McGathey, Myers, Nerding. Ells; 2, Ben| fHigh jum

avis; 3, Pike; 4, Ben Davis. Tim

138.8

AT DANVILLE (Danville 80':, Speedway °8'%)

. 1001, Pierson (D); 2, Martin (D); 3, track stdr had, a field day in his Goldsby 4D). Time, :16.4

201," Pierson (Di; 2. Etienne (D);

best one-day performance of his martin (D). Time, 24.6

440—1, Plerson (D): 2, DeMoss (8);

Etienne (D). Time, :53

880 Wingert (8); 2, Gross (8); Mile—1, Gowin bia, Beck (8);

{Canda (D). Time, 4:4 - seconds flat, came back to do a High Hurdles—1, Graham iD) 2, Walker

(Dy; 3, Hanna (8). Time, :16

2, Holland (DV): 3, Owens (B); 4.|

(B);" ¥ Jewell (Gi. Time, :16.9. + Shot Put—Won by Butrum (D): 2, Clark ™ Di; 3, Trussler (D): 4, Patterson (B). 't! Distance, 39 feet, 1 inch & Won by Edwards (D): 32, € Holderfleld (D);*3, Butcher (Dj; 4, Stanley (Bi, Helght, 5 feet, 3 inches. Pole Vault—-Won by Holland (D); 2, Fox (Di; 3, Shipley (Di; 4, Hufford (B). Height, 10 feet, Broad Jump-Won by Avery (D): 2 Lechner (Di; 3, Peavler (Gi: 4, Hudson 3, (Dy, Distance, 18 feet, 4 inches, 880-Yard Relay-—Won by Decatur (Fl3. ler, Hudson, Allen, Lechner); 3, Brownsburg. Time 1:43 3.| Mile Relay--Won by Greenwood (Spicer, 3 Staniey, Hamilton, Nay); 2, Decatur, Time,

Low Hurdles—1, Graham D): 2, Hawk-| Additional Sports,

19 feet 6% inches for the blue ins (8); 3, Goldsby (D). Time, ibb Mile Relay—1, Speedway (Wingert, Cant-| ribbons. | well, Gross and DeMoss). Time, 3:40.9.

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