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For
By Art
“The Wright Anglos
| Plenty on Tap
Race Fans
The '500' Qualifications, Midgets, Stock Cars Star
Wright
PICK THE ONE you like, speed fans, there is plenty of auto racing today to suit all tastes.
The “big one,” of course,
is the second day of qualifi-
cations for the “500” at the Indianapolis Speedway.
Others are: )
SPEEDWAY CARS—AAA sprints at the Payton 0.)
Speedway and at Williams Grove (Pa.) Speedway; CSRA sprints at Owosso,
Mich., all in the afternoon. STOCK + CARS — Indianapolis’ W. 16th St. Midget Speedway and Kokomo Speedway, night races of Championship Stock Car Club; Monticello Speedway, night, Racing, Inc.; Mt. Lawn Speedway, New Castle, night, Indiana Hard Top Association; Mitchell Speedway, afternoon, United Racing Association, Fast Track at Terre Haute, afternoon. ROARING ROADSTERS--Sun Valley Speedway, Anderson, 2:30 p. m. ” o ” OTHER races this week: STOCK CARS-—Indianapolis W. 16th St. Speedway, Lafayette Speedway and Richmond Speedway, Friday night; Sun Valley at Anderson and Indianapolis W. 16th St. Speedway, Saturday night, all Championship Stock Car Club; Fast Track, Terre Haute, ! Friday night. MIDGETS — Springfield (Ill) Speedway, AAA, tomorrow night; Cincinnati (0O.) Raceway, AAA, Wednesday night; Kokomo Speedway, AAA. Friday night; Monticello Speedway, Racing, Inc.. Friday night; Indianapolis Speedrome, Racing, Inc. Saturday night. ROARING ROADSTERS — Columbus, Ind., Thursday night, and Dayton (O.) Speedway, Saturday night, both Mutual Racing Association. 2 = ” TONIGHTS Championship Stock Car Club races at W. 16th St. Midget Speedway mark the opening of the night season there. The stock will be there every Sunday night. also Friday a--n-d—Saturday.-nights starting this week except when the A A A midgets run Fri- &
day night, May 25. The. *‘dark horse’’ the
C h a m pionship boys are watching in the point standing is Richmond’'s Jack Farris. “Jet-propelled Jack’ as he's being known--is third inthe point standing, thanks to the No. 38 built for him by Stewart Joyce, the Arsenal Technical High School instructor and builder of quick stock cars.
Farris
on ” o RACES next Sunday: Speedway Cars Salem Speedway, AAA. afternoon; Powell Speedway at Columbus, O., afternoon, and Saginaw, Mich., afternoon, both CSRA; Stock Cars Indianapolis W. 16th
St. Speedway, Indianapolis Speed-
rome, Kokomo Speedway, Monticello Speedway, all night races; Winamac Speedway and Fast
Track, Terre Haute, both afternoon; Roaring Roadsters . ... Mt. Lawn Speedway, New Castle, Bight, ...
“changed inthe
Comes a letter
from one 7 the speedway fraternity now 8000 miles away from the Indianapolis Speedway’s Gasoline Alley. He's Tommy Nicholson, crew member of the Lee Wallard pit in former years, now with the Navy on Guam. So . . . we're going to send Tommy The Times airmail so he can keep up with the happenings Says part of Tommy's letter: “Regards to yourself and THE GUYS.” His racing associates and fans can write him: T: J. Nicholson, End. 1, 2449334, Navy 926, Box 6, NOB Fire Dept, FPO. San Francisco, Col. ‘
INDIANAPOLIS Speedrome will get a “change of face” this week. The dirt will be removed from the track surface . . . underneath is the asphalt on which the midgets will run Saturday night and the stock cars Sunday night, Earl Sexon, who operates the Jewell Cafe in Greenfield, has leased Speedrome from his several brothers and is the sole operator.
s ” ” DON'T be surprised if Frank Funk's AAA speedway car races at his Winchester Speedway on May 27 cars there this season. Too much trouble with drivers regarding prizes, including appearance money—that “special deal” in which top drivers get extra money for coming to the race. If Funk quits the speedway cars, watch for stock cars and Roaring Roadsters to take over the track for the balance ol he, season.
THE 5000 fans ~ Anderson's Sun Valley Speedway last night
[title points.
As Kimmerling and White tangled in the corner, the lead 25<Tap—findte~and the winner was Larry Pharer, Chicago. Second went to Bill Holloway, Muncie and jumped him from seventh to fourth in the standings. Connie Shelton, Anderson, was third. Fourth was Butch
Brooks, Anderson, and fifth Frankie Roessler, Indianapolis. Here are the leaders in the
‘Championship Stock Car Club's
points standings as they go into tonight's program at the W. 16th St. Midget Speedway in Indianapolis: Duke Kimmerling. shel White, Indianapolis. 334 Richmond. 247. Bill Holloway. Muncie. 186. Larry Pharher, hice 0. 169: Darrel Dierenger Indianapolis. ht Frank Mike Indianapolis, 144: Bill Buk Plainfield 143. Prank Roessler, Indianapolis, 139. Bud Snow, Indianapolis, 114 £3 = " THE COLUMBUS (Ind.) Fairgrounds will open with stock cars at night as soon as the track is ready. United Racing Association will present the races. United also has Mitchell Sunday afternoons, is working on a deal for Franklin Fairgrounds every Saturday night on the half-mile track .. . and is working on plans to race at Oden Oval, near the Naval Ammunition Depot at Burns City, where there haven't been any races since 1947.
Anderson. 402: Her-
Jack Farris.
Sports | Car | Built Here Entered in French Race
An Indianapolis-built sports car is being rushed to completion in an attempt to bring victory 1Q the U. S. for the first time in the LeMans Road race in France. Veteran Floyd (Pop) Dreyer is building the car at the Dreyer Racing Equipment Co. 4164 W. Washington St. Construction was started six weeks ago and the gleek entry will be ready after trial runs. The LeMans race, a 24-hour grind, will be staged June 23 and 24 on France's famous 8.4 miles circular road racing course. The Hoosier car has a stock
Farb Asks Tabling
Of License Applications
An application for a boxing promoter’s license by Al Farb, was tabled at the regular meeting of the Indiana Athletic Commission yesterday at the request of the applicant. Farb, who made his application to become IndianapoHs’ gecond boxing promoter some weeks ago, said he had other business at the present time and! would later seek a promoter’s
Midget Results
Ed Yeager of Indianapolis captured the featured 265-lap race at the Kitley Ave Midget track last night. He nipped Swede
Crosley chassis and engine. The compression ratio has been increased to 9 to 1 and the engine will be fed by aua! carburetors. The stock Crosley engine has a 78 to 1 compression ratio. The car will be fueled by stock gasoline. The ‘car is a built on order of Crosley Motors Co. The drivers will be Schrafft and Phil Stiles, Palm Beach, Ila., road racing.
Last year, two American (‘adillacs were entered in the race by Briggs Cunningham of Palm Beach, Fla, Cunningham will have three entries this year powered by Chrysler engines and entered as Cunningham Specials.
Cars in the LeMans race are handicapped according to piston displacement. The displacement of the entries establishes the minimum average speed at which they must run the 24 hours. The per cent of miles-per-hour average above the minimum determines the finishing positions of the race. Pop Dreyer estimates that the
factory the
entry American
George both of headliners in
“eciosmm CrOS1EY _SpOTLS. car must average from 65 to
70 miles per hour. Sixty cars will start. While it cost £3000 to build the ‘Crosley entry, it is estimated
SMASHING-CRASHING-ROUGHNECK DRIVERS
Carpenter and Shorty Calhoun. bot h ofthe total cost for the race will Indianapolis, to the wire. Other results 20-l1ap semi-final—Justine King (Colum- be $10,000. busi, Jess Chandler (Cincinnati). Wilbur Robinson (Indianapolis! 1st heat (10 laps) — Yeager, Carpenter. 2d heat King Dale 8wain (Rockville! id heat--Cal-houn. Chandler 4th heat—-Bud Bozart (Indianapolisi. Bud Felix Lafavette Yeager had the ‘fastest qualifying lap Time
15 64 seconds
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Left-Field Fence Spells Tribe. Doom
Continued From Page 13 out, Willie Mays homered over tthe. left field fence. » Fox gave up two hits in the
| second before hig accident. The 'righthanded Barnhill held the Tribe runless and hitless until
the fifth. With two men on base as the result of walks McGhee gfingled home Jim Mangan from second to make it 2-1 in favor of the Indians. The Tribe lead was short- lived. Kropf; second man up in the fifth, homered over the left field fence with the sacks empty. Then Catcher Howard Katt singled and came in on Barnhill's smash over the favorite left field fence. I.aPalme allowed only one hit
after that, but the damage had been done. Barnhill did even better by stymying the Tribe
hitters the next four innings. . third
The win was Barnhill's against two defeats. LaPalme picked up his first loss. He has no wins.
Butler Winner In Track Meet
Scores 97 '2 Points; Ball State Runner-Up
Times State Service MUNCIE, May 14—It was Butler all the way in the first Indiana Collegiate Conference track meet, Every event winner set a record in baptizing this first ICC track contest. The Bulldogs amassed 971, points to beat runner-up Ball State with 873,. Valparaiso tallied 22 for third place, knocking out
“Mad D "Ki i Indiana State who trailed with saw “Mad Duke” Kimmerling, An- 513, py a quarter of a point, derson, and Hershel White, Indi-*< 1001" Bergman (BS). Wieland (B) i ¢ ’ tie: 3, Samuels (IS; 4, Euerditz +B); 5, anapolis, knock themselves out{lie: 3. Samieis (IR) boas of the top poditions in the fea- 5 2201. Bergman Bs. 2. Wieland (Bi; . : 14 ampbell Bi; 4. Samuels (IS); 5, ture race in the close battle for'sSchnieder (BS: Time: 22.4 440 -1, Campbell (B 2, Wallace (BS:
3, Mever. iB; tBS). Time, Half-mile -1, {tBS). 3. White Bi: 4, Fire: 2-02
4. Wetzler (By; 5, 50.5 Wetzler Bi: 2, Phillips (BS): 5
Mile——1, White (Bi: 2, Jetchak (BS): 3, Crosley (BS:. 4. Turner (BS); 5,
+B:. Time, 4:37.17 Low hurdles 1, Aldridge Bi: 2. S. Ross +BS:: 3. Foutty B): 4. Bergman (BS); §, Berger (Vi. Time, :24.9 High hurdles —1 Aldridge (BI: (Vii 3. Foulty Bi} 4. Berger V,; 5, McKay (BS), 8. Ross (BS) tie. Time, :15.5. Shot put—1, Benjamin iB): 2, Glass (B}; 3. Cross (Bi; 4. Roberts (BS); 5, Blelke (V). Distance, 45 feet 73% inches. Two-mile-—1, Turner pl kev (BS); 5,
(Bi; 3’ Hart By; 4, Tiotter «Vi. Time 9. Pole vault-—1, Newton (BS:: 2. Lewis (IS): 3. Goodwin (BS): 4. Greenberg i 5. Pauley (BS: Heizht. 12 feet 3 inch High jump—F Berger (Vi: . Hutson tBi. 3. Harrison (BS:: 4, Sat BS, Ross (BSi. Lewis (IS), Strum (Bi Height 6 feet Broad ‘BS): 3,
Minnick
jump—1. Guervitz (Bi: 2, Allen Samuels (IS). 4, Schnieder (BS! 5. Hettler BS). Distance. 22 fest 4 inches Discus -1, Langdon (BS): 2. O'Rourke IS 3. Benjamin (B): 4, Slick (BS); 3. w aters (Vi Distance. 132 feet 5!3 inches Javelin—1. Crawforth (Bi: 2. Goodwin (BS: 3. Loshe Vi; 4. Waters Vy; 5, Reese (IS) Distance, 188 feet 234 inches.’ Mile relay—Butler (Mever, Wetzler, 2. Ball State. 3. Indiana 4, Val paraiso Time, 3:31.86
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: Champion Teams Herald ir Softball Opening Here
Champion teams of Evansville and Indianapolis will highlight the opening of Municipal softball stadium tomorrow night. The game between the Evans-
ville girls and the Standard Machine Works team will be sandwiched between exhibition
games involving Allied Florist and Blue & White and R. O. Barber Firestone and United
. Home Life teams. The first game
starts at 6:15 in the S. West St.
Takes Track Title
Times State Service
MADISON, May 12 -
Central's Greyhounds outran their stadium
Bush-Oallahan
field.
Notes
Eleven softball leagues operated by the Sporting. Goods Co. will
Indiana oren play this week Four leagles will open at Longacre Park, five at Municipal and two twilight leagues at
competition here today to win the ¢itY diamonds on Wednesdays.
Hoosier Conference track meet. Bucking a 30 mile an hour wind,
the Greyhounds scored 52 points Tavern vs vania R. R. vs
to runner up Franklin's 371s.
Here's the schedule
Monday at Municipal-—(All first games
in all leagues start at 7 p. m.:» Blue & White vs. Mayer Chapel: Buds Flackville Bridgeport Brass; Pennsyl-
Westinghouse Dealers
Tuesday at Municipal —Barber Auto vs
Earlham followed in. third place Allison Jets United Homelife vs. Allied prist; Stop & Shop vs. BT! with 34'; and Anderson brought F'weanecuas at Municipal Kezal Stores up fourth with 331, vs. J. D. Adams; Celtic American Legion
ve, Servel. L
Hanover scored 24, Canterbury
S. Ayres vs. Peeriess Pump
Thursday at Municipal--Communal Cen-
ter vs. Noble Highlanders: IBEW 1048 vs 19, Manchester 14 and Taylor 912 Speedway Merchants; Mallory Local 1001 vs. Kingan AA in the meet. Friday at Municipal Fairmount Glass High winds prohibited the set- vs. W. J Holiday Ank Belt ye Kinman $ Progress Laundry ting of any new records. CIRrage;] SSAIpex Vs . ongacre; Kingan AA vs 100 Courtney C 2. Sheiburn H Herff Jones. Beveridge Paper vs East3 Evans ‘Fi. 4, Midd) eboard (IC) IBEW vs, Progress Laun-
Trinkle Ci
5, side ‘Merchants: ry
High Hurdles—1, i Smith (A 2. Wednesday at Longacre Mooney, MuelPlackett (Fi, 3. So} ns (Er; 4, Zopt (1c! ler Ward vs Mitchell Scott. Ideas vs 5, Floyd (E:. Ti 15.7 Kinman Garage; Merry-Go-Round vs, Frtle Mile -Mendenha CP 2. Schafer (M): Machine 3. Mills (IC): 4. Turley (IC:. 5. Butter- Thursday at Longacre Indianapolis worth (IC). Time. 4.418 ower & Light Co. teams 440-1, Meverose (IC: 2, Alberts (IC): 3, Friday at Longacre-J. D. Adanfy vs Morgan (Fi; 4, Ogle (Ei; 5, Marshall (Ay. Mevers Market: Riviera Club vs Fastside Time 51.7 Merchants. L. 8. Ayres ve. Peesiess Pump Half Mile. Jones (IC: 2, White (IC) 3. Olsen (Ti: 4, Fisher (H 5. Seigel Fy Time, 2.029 20 1, Courtney (Ci: 2. Evans (F 3. Shs n (Hi: 4, Meverose (IC; 5, WilHams (A). Time 23.5
Two-Mila 1, Mendenhall (Fi: 2 Bright t3Cii 3. Colland IT 4. Foreman 5. Tilletson (Ej. Time. 10:28 Low Hurdles--1. Smith (Ai: 2, Morehead (H 3, Plackette (Fi; 4, Goins FE, 5. Zopf (IC) 7 Pole Vault --t, Byfield (A) Smith (A) tie: 4. Going (EF) Wood (Hi tie. Height 12 feet High Jump-—-1. Anderson A 2 ‘Ay, Riegal (T) tie: 4. Orlosky (F tEv tie. Height, 5 feet. 10!4 inches Javelin—.1, Smith (F 2. Fowler (Ei: 3. Smith (Ei: 4, Green (Hi; 5, Plunkette 164 feet, 9'5; inches Green (H) . Springer iC): 4, 5. Pack (Hi. Distance. 42 feet, Broad Jump Middlebrook Clemens (A) 3. Courtney (C) Smith (A 5 Alexander (F) 20 feet. 6 inches Discus—1. J. Fowler (E': 2, B. Fowler (Ev: 3, Jackson (Ei: 4, Sands (My, 5. Applegate (Ci, Distance, 128 feet. 5'3 inches
Time, 2 3. Zopf (1C:, Hale (C
Smith Goins
2. Bushong Hilligoff (Fi; 11'2 inches 1Cy; 2. 4
+ R Distance,
Mile Relayv-—-1, Mills. White, Manchester: 4,
Hoosier Cager- Cited
a , Times Special ST. LOUIS, May IZ =Charles"| Cain’ of Hagerstown,
Ind., was among 34 Washington University athletes named for“major athletic awards. Cain was a member of the Bears basketball team.
Indiana Central (Alberts, Jones::. 2, Earlham: 3 Anderson 5. Hanover,
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES _
itle 1 U.S. Golf Stars Defeat Britain
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in, Retain Walker Cup
by Genin. Urzetta Leads Pack
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- To Whip English in 4 of . 8 Concluding Singles
By WALTER W. THORNBERRY :
United Press Sports Writer BIRKDALE, England, May 12—With their own champion, Sam Urzetta, leading the way, America's amateur golfing stars retained possession of the Walker Cup today when they defeated Britain in four of the eight concluding singles matches and halved one of the ¢thers. It gave the U. 8. six points against three for Britain and marked the 12th in the ——— ese esee 13 times tie Cup has been the only Anfericans who were
S victorious in both the foursome contested that it was won by ;nq singles play. In the foursome 0 i Britain won it only In 1,y yesterday, Urzetta and. Tur“Urzetta; who had teamed with NS2 defeated Jim Bruen and Capt. Willie Turnesa of Elmsford, Morgan, 5 and 4, while Chapman N.Y. to win one of the two points and Bob Knowles Jr., of Brook-
the U. 8. picked up in foursome |jne, Mass., beat Kyle and Caldplays yesterday; Dick Chapman, well 1 up. Pinehurst, N. C.; Bill Campbell, Stranahan and Campbel Huntington, W. Va., and Jim Mec- halved with White a Carr as
Hale Jr., Philadelphia, turned in did Coe and McHale the singles victories which assured Ewing and Langley. American retention of the cup. Paddock replaced Knowles in Turnesa, Frank Stranahan, To- gingles play today and came from ledo, O., and. Charles Coe, Okla- hehind to wind up even with homa City, were beaten by their (Caldwell, who held a 3 up edge British opponents, while Harold going into the last nine holes of Paddock Tr., Cleveland, and Ian|the 36- hole match. Caldwell, 20-year-old London dental student, halved their match.
Defeats McCready
against
Locals Finish
Urzetta, whose Italian immigrant parents live in Rochester, In Pin Tourney N. Y., defeated Sam McCready, Times State Service 33-year-old Irishman and 1949 SOUTH BEND, May 12—In-
British amateur champion 4, and dianapolis bowlers end competi-
3; Chapman beat John Morgan, a former professional who was tion in the Men's State Tourna7 ment today.
reinstated after World War II, 7 and 6; Campbell, the ra Wot High team scores for last Virginia state legislator, defeat- night's rounds went to C and M
ed Cecil Ewing of Dublin, a vet- : ° eran of four previous cup renew Bar with a 2671. Carlos Bakery
als, 5 and 4, and McHale timed followed close behind with 26086. back John Langley, who at the In the men’s double division age of 18 played on his first W. Sharkey and L. Scholl teamed Walker Cup team in 1936, 2 up. for a high of 1197. Sharkey fashUrzetta, who won the U.S. Am- ijoned games of 222-221-191 for a ateur title last year, was the first 632. Scholl rolled a 223-171-169
to finish, followed closely by for a 565. Chapman and Campbeli and their, E. Saurbaugh’s 633 stood high victories were enough to assure in last night's men's singles. the U. 8. of victory. It wasn't Saurbaugh racked up- games of
until that that Britain picked up 253-213-167 for his score. its first point. C. McClintock followed with
Turnesa, blowing a 4 up lead 233-203-191 for a 627 and W. he held at the halfway point, lost Maze threw 225-189-189 to total to Alex Kyle, 44-year-old York- 603 for third place honors. shire farmer and a veteran of SE ESR A international golfing wars, 2 w Illini Batter ND, 20-3 Stranahan was beaten by Carr of Dublin, playing in Joe {Walker Cup for the third time, Coe.-lost by -the-same.,
» Times State Service CHAMPAIGN, May 14—Illinois battered three Notre Dame pitche margin to Ronnie White, who ers for 19 hits and 20 runs here thus kept intact his record of nev-itoday to sweep the series with er being beaten in Walker Cup the Irish 20 to 3. Illinois won play. {Friday 10 to 1 Replaces Knowles dy hala dd Sharing the leading role with MecGuane. Ledwidge (2), Perryman 84
and Boland: Ahrens, Roseberry (8) 8B {Urzetta was Chapman. They were }irman. Frazier. Sexin. a.
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