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driver from California.

~' Over 30 entries have been filed for the race. Speed stars,

entered included Mike Naz-| urak, Jack McGrath, Henry!

ce cay |

MILWAUKEE, June T—The fastest field in history Burch said.

ure to predict the kayo round,

but he stated emphatically, “Louis Banks, Andy Linden, Tony will never last the distance with/before the Belmont,

tienhausen, winner last year; me. I hit too fast and hard.”

Bill Schindler, Johnny Parsons, Tréy Ruttman, Walt Faulkner, Fred Agabashian, Chuck Stevengon, Duke Dinsmore, Neal Carter, Roy Sherman, Roger Ward, Bill Boyd and Gene Force. Two records are in danger of being smashed. They are Stevenson's one-mile dirt track mark of 86.45 seconds (97.8 mph) and Bill Holland's 100-mile mark of 1 hour, 8 minutes, 44:60 seconds (87.3 mph). Time trials to thin the field to the 18 fastest will open at 1:30 p. m. (CDT). The race will get under way at 4 p. m. (CDT),

Saveld’s Real Mean

SOUTH FALLSBURG, N. Y.—/|

Old Home Week?

MARIETTA, O.~—1t will be just like home coming week when coaches of crews entered in the 48th Intercollegiate Row-

ing Regatta get together here for the big June 16 classic.

Of the 18 head coaches whose

crews will compete in the regatta, nine are graduates of the University of Washington and most of them pulled oars under the guidance of efther Rusty Callow, now Navy coach, or Al Ulbrickson, the present Wash-

ington coach.

Trans-Miss Rolls On

DALLAS «- The favorites had

Blond Lee Savold, the reformed fairly easy sailing today as the bartender, believes he has grown men's Trans-Mississippi Tournaold more gracefully than Bomber ment moved into the second round Joe Louis and so he is confident/of match play without Medalist of knocking out Joe in their|Don January of North Texas

heavyweight contenders’ brawl at 8 New Yark Wednesday night. { Savold, who claims to be only|g

tate College.

Don Addington, outhern Methodist

20 - year - old sophomore

35, sald today he will out-speed who knocked out January yester-37-year-old Joe by a wide mar- ay 3 and 2, will tangle with gin in their scheduled 15-rounder Newt Burnett of Corsicana, Tex.,

at the Polo Grounds. “Louis has slowed up surpris-| ingly,” said the Norwegian stylist who studied advanced leather . tossing under Mike and Tom Gibbons. “Because of my advantage "in speed, I'll be able to slip his left jab and then knock him out with my left hook.” . The bronzed belter did 1 not ven-

AAA MIDGET. RACES FRIDAY, JUNE 8

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five-woman turned in the: best team tally of 2546, 159 points below the Hick-| man Whirlaways from Indian. iapolis, number one team

land should win handily.

A big exception to the general

pattern, however, should come in a Houston, Tex., the Southwest Conference champion from Rice Institute, against Billy Maxwell, the Southern Intercollegiate titlist from North Texas State.

match pitting Buddy Weaver of

Dale Morey, a transplanted

Hoosier from Dallas, rated along with Maxwell as a big choice for Sunday's 36-hole have an easier time against Ralph Miller of Ponca City, Okla. than he did In battling from behind to wear down Ee Hopkins Jr, of Corsicana, Tex., on the second extra hole yesterday.

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Steadfast ‘Subs’ | For ‘Injured’ Bold In Belmont Stakes

NEW YORK, June 6 (UP)Trainer Preston Burch said today that Steadfast would replace Bold, the Preakness winner, as) Brookmeade Stable’s entry in the | $100,000 Belmont Stakes at Bel-| | mont Park, June 16.

| “Bold won't go in the Belmont,” “He bucked his shins Tuesday in the Polynesian Purse, |

| for the 100-Mile AAA national championship but Steadfast definitely will run race at Wisconsin State Fair Park here Sunday. Titled the Rex ‘Mays Classic, the race honors the memory of the late, |

in the Belmont unless something! {should happen to him between

now and the race.’ { a. ”

STEADFAST, who won the |Park on Memorial Day, is in good condition and will not race again Burch sald. Bold ran a poor last in the three-horse FPolyneisian Count | Turf, the Kéntucky Derby winner, {beat Combat Boots by a neck in the mile-and-a-sixteenth prep for | the Belmont with Bold elght| lengths further back. Burch also said he “was thinking about sending!’ Brookmeade's handicap horse, Greek Ship, to California for the Hollywood) Gold Cup race on July 14, The| Brookmeade horse has been topweighted with Moonrush for the|

$100,000 race. Xach will carry 126 pounds if entered,

Record-setting Toole ‘Heads Armscamp Card ©

Times State Servies ALEXANDRIA, Juns 7--Rec-ord-smashing Ken Toole heads) the list of speedy entries for to-| morrow night's hard top card at Armscamp Speedway. Six races; are on tap with the first at 8:30. Toole, an Indianapolis speedster, | broke track records for both 10 and 25 laps in his last appearance] at Armscamp, He covered the |

10 laps in 3:44.35 and the longer| race in 10: 09.97.

«Just a nose

Jersey Handicap at Garden State

Turf Talk

By United Press three-horse blanket wots, " Bel | man Park produ do Sob {Rel lngate a Ww! ner i . od of ants t at od the x PAtON'S Aracks yesterday, Delegate, which had jailed to win In nine previous starts th J scored by a neck over Miche with urther away in tal Woolford sev ~Xeur-old aid» tal fas 00, ns an rom the ard and his speed nam ar Ne je ex po: too--1: eR or the rion rint down the idener ite y only three. ifthe of a second of ° track recor

\ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Swinging With the Stars . . . No, 19—

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By LLOYD MANGRUM Former U, 8. Open Champion On the average course, sloping terrain will necessitate your playing a large percentage of your] shots with one foot higher than

di t G Delp Avsiierions ¢ Si the other. Fade de in A stance and swing to in 30 Sd nin. and i i tay areas pi ait, i Toran 7 a pro! open stance should be used, ner of last Wednesday's mile-and 6'way to make such a shot. | The ball is lined up off the right

One, covering the cistance ao Ei J ver |

by (Fifty. rive, anot ner 5 ng shot,

The win payolf Dawns feature race Was Stahle’'s Abstract, Lampent was ae and Chatiasion was third, as Abstract step ® mile-and-s-sixtaenth distance in the $3000 allowance race in 1:46 f

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Jockey Tony Sxgronshi had a riding triple at Lincoln Flelds and each winner paid a handsome He hooted home My Wash at SU in the seeond, ASY Indian at $21.80 in the fifth and irftawn at SIS.80 in the ninth. The Lincoln feature, a § six furlone dash for older horses, went to Mrs, M.,, R, Huches’ Warsick st 50.80. Porters Broom was second and Countess

Jrioe,

In, coupled with the winner, was thir

Mr. and Mi. L. ad Kidda Hes Jer elding, Coma, Sart ar . iaod ae race Hort tiywood” Bark asterday, eatchin the pace-sulting fn gS Stretch, toner Creek ished Com n the mile id a fi nth in ad 8 and paid $9.30 on 33 parl-

Greyhounds Schedule Eight Football Games

Indiana Central College will play an eight-game football schedule this fall. The card, announced {by Central Director Rngus Nica-

. |son:

Tavior, Sept. 22: Franklin (Homecoming), Sept 29; At Pranklin, Oct 6: At

Anderson, t. 13; Cedarville im h School Rar). Oct 9%: anover, Oct. 7 iA School Nov. 3; At Manchester, Nov.

Softball Notes

Bush-Csliahan results at Muniel al tA {Slum Sr 2h Celtic Le nr yo dams 11, Pee io Pump ; Noble Hi, niandors vs vs. Speedway

vs. Kin AA; munal Center vs, P. Rano,

Bush-Callahan results at Lan KinMooney Muelier-Ward 0; Morey Go Round - 1 erry-Go-Roun Bar 3 Ertle Machine 4. smen's Store results at Eagle Cre |Link he Belt 11, eatur Merchants 5: on HR lis Railways 18, Bink-Edwards + ly 5, National Hosiery 4. Games toue A 4 Augusta Corners va. American nited Life; 8:15, ll Pharmacy vs. Butler | Pharmacy: 9:30, flgas vs. Rallways.

Servel 1. 0. oo Ared! night: 7. ey

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a Ripple Cites 89

Spring Athletes

|sented to. 89 Broad Ripple ath-

|letes and student managers.

% | The citations for varsity, re- club to drag. | serve and freshmen athletes were |

| made by Athletic Director Kyle!

Peters and Coaches Frank Baird, Mordie Lee, Robert Hougham and John Williams.

GOLF

Varsity letters—Ron Rice, Kenny Appel, | Rick Williams, Jim MeGuire, William Norris and Pete Scudder.

BASEBALL

Letters—Ted Bosler, Darrell French, Eddie French, Jay Hanselmann, Neil Hinchman, Dave Jessee, Tom MacMahon, Bill Meade, Warren Sparks, Bill Vaughn and sccumulative letters to Jim Rennard, Stuart ke and Hagger St. Clair,

ford Wisner and Bob Hirshman, Reserve medals-—Dick Bounsall, Bill Birsfield, Dave Collins, Dexter Coaley, Bob 'Haymaker, Clinton Hare, John Hogan. ‘Phil Imes. Jim Long, Jack Mathey, Bob Morris, John Mutz, Don Naegele, Joe | Reinert. Ronnie Reehling, Dave Roettger. Ken Seamon, Carey Spicer, John Stark. Ted Thelander and Jerry Young.

TRACK

Letters—Harold Bessee, Galen Corbett, Jerry. Garrett, Dave Gooding, Jim Hess, John Higley, Dee Hughey, Kenney Hughey, Gene Neudigate, Rolly Restivo, John Rouse, George Seldensticker, Steve Smith, Charles Yott, Maynard Poland

Reserve medals—Tom Chilton, Bill Cun: |

lft, Bill Davis, Tom Drawbaugh, Bill} {Gaubstz, Max Oauthier, Mike Graves! esley Grebe, aber Johnson, Fred Kahn, CGleorge Lane, Tom Locey. Phillip Mendenhall, Dick Parsons, Bob Plumley, Louis Sandbers, Eddie Shearer, Frank Walker, {Tom Wonnell. Tom Rogers, {man, Lawrence Kay, Don Jacobs. TENNIS

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