Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 July 1951 — Page 13
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AAA midget racing gets another ‘shot in the arm” its comeback which has been so successful this year at! Indianapolis W. 16th St. Speedway. For the first time in the history of National AAA MILW midget championship racing, the drivers will receive some Dav $1000 in lap prize money in the 100-lap title race at W. 16th {UCLA
Friday night, July 27. The lap fund is in addition to the
guaranteed purse of $2000
« «+ a purse that could go higher because the drivers are allowed 40 per cent of the gate receipts if the percentage is larger than the purse. Indianapolis businessmen are getting behind the 100-lap championship lap prize idea. To date more than $500, over half the laps at $10 per lap have been subscribed. 5 o ”
ALL OF the lap money subscribed will goto the drivers. The track will not receive any part of it. Informed of this new venture in auto racing, Troy Ruttman, king of the highbanks, crack midgeteer and 500 driver said: “This is terriffic. I have never heard anything like this being done for the boys in the midgets. They certainly will appreciate it. I'll bet that race is going to be a hot one to run in.” Troy should know and he’ 1 be there for the championship run. Jack McGrath, 500 driver and another of the midget headliners echoed Ruttman’s words. “It’s wonderful,” he said. “I know the boys will run that much harder and all of them will be trying for that front row.” Jim Lamb, secretary of the AAA, governing body of racing in the U. S., said in Washington. “This is one of the finest things I have ever heard of being done for midget racing. The businessmen of Indianapolis who ‘are sponsoring laps deserve conBy
that good midget racing has a definite plaie in the sports world. “The officials of the West 16th Street Speedway also deserve a| great deal of credit for originat-
. ing this idea and for putting.forth
so much extra time and effort for| the drivers. My heartiest eon-| gratulations to them.” | = ” =
| THE $1000 lap prize fund- will| be split among the 100 laps with) the leader of the various laps collecting the prize money. The fastest cars will start in the feature event. The field will be completely inverted with the fastest car starting in 18th position and the slowest “on the pole.” Many of the nation’s top drivers, in addition to Ruttman and] McGrath are expected to compete. Among them probably will be! Mike Nazaruk, current point|
leader in the big car standings, Sun Valley Speedway. There probWalt Faulkner, record holder at/ably will be no Sunday racing at
the 500, Duane Carter,
Goacher, winner of the last 100- season lap championship run and LeRoy lwhich have been made there. The last year's midget Roaring Roadsters,
Warriner,
champion and Indianapolis raced
favorite.
Championship Stoek Car Club] this week .
races hardtops at W. tonight. & # = The big one today is the AAA speedway car sprints at Salem Speedway. The thrill program, which has attracted the nation’s top drivers, will be featured by a 50-lap championship go. There also will be three eight-lap heat races and a 10-lap consolation. Fourteen cars will start in the 50-lap feature. Don’t’ miss the qualifying trials which start at 12 noon, Indianapolis time. That's when Troy Ruttman, Duane Carter, Walt Faulkner and a host of other speed aces will attempt to crack the world speed record for
Speedway.
The existing record is held at|yeager, Winchester by Carter with 19.67|gchiosser, That bettered the rec-Bogard, Justin King. The weekly ord Ruttman set at Salem last] Imidget program will be topped
peconds.
year at 19.73 seconds.
All the stars will be at Salem starting. this afternoon because the pro-| gram is the only AAA speedway hy United Stock Car Racing Ascar sprints in the U. 8. The first sociation Tuesday, Saturday and
ville, Ill; Speedrome;
W. 16th 8t. Speedrome, mond Speedway: Saturday night, Speedway ‘and Sun Valley at
ville; Haute Speedway: Speedrome; petition at
day to run
Stock Car race for late model 5-up before Vranesic started his champion; Mrs. Calvert Shorb of| Local youthful stars also incars at the Wisconsin State Fair- comeback on the last nine. South Bend: Marjorie McNeely, clude Barbara Bremerman and A total of 58 drivers will vie for the 2 grounds, Milwaukee. It was rained, The 36-hole score helped point! Evansville city titlist, and Mrs. Dona Knox. tions in time trials on State Fair P: Park's out last Sunday. up the battle for the title and a 7 io’ iB Bettenhausen, one of auto racQualifying trials start at 1 Vranesic’'s startling comeback 7 ’ a ting » is, ti j 3 ling’s hottest” drivers, has been p. m., Indianapolis_time and the just fell short. Stanley fired a Indiana Women $ Amateur Pairings ES ars of hig car: events race at 3 p.m. 75-74—149 and Vranesic 79-71—| 7:30—Mrs. E.A. Block (Indianapolis),| 10: 85—Mrs, R. L._ Harness (Kokpmo) hor Pa, 1} foe 5 sing . Mrs. Don Kennedy (Martinsville). {Mrs Herver Boonies (Kokomo), here and Langhorne, Pa, oH The midget races scheduled 1150: yy { 8:00—Mrs. Lou Bola’ (Indi anapolis), Mrs AL: 05 irs Alfred ardin (Evans: last month. Fohr has won on the AAA list today at | jB«B. Rodefer (South Bend) YS 0 orn Siow in 1ndiananolis|.-| championship races here ne Aa Ee pr + » \ sie (Ar APOIISs), -n Lafayette are off the schedule. | | 8:05—Mrs. Charles Ray (Indianapolis), Mrs. Lee H. Mattes (South Bend). past two years. And he holds the
| The | there is Aug. 28.
{Racing Assoiation has taken over half-mile high-banked tracks [at Indianapolis Speedrome for the now credited to Winchester |oyery-Saturday-night racing. The
Vranesic,
{last nine, he won five
and sent the match holes. Sharper Drivi
AT SALEM TODAY-—Duane
Carter, holder of the world speed record for half-mile banked tracks, is one of the top three, record-breakers in the AAA races at Salem Speedway this afternoon.
Other Races This Week:
STOCK CARS—-Tomorrow night, Wednesday night, Indianapolis Thursday night, Friday night, Speedway, Speedway,
championship.
won extra hole
{another record:
Cincinnati Indianapolis Indianapolis Lafayette RichPastrack at Terre Haute: | 16th St Anderson. | night, Jefferson-! Fastrack at Terre only Koko
Race Bowl; age of 19.
Indianapolis W
MIDGETS Thursday Friday night, AAA sprints at Saturday night, next Sunday night. open Richmond Speedway.
o n n MAKE a second try to- putting. the 150-Mile AAA 3-up at
and
THEY the halfway
next AAA midget event |
The AAA has added Knox- | ville, Tenn. for the midgets | 4 July 24 and Aug. 29. | The next AAA midgets in | this area are: Kokomo Speed- | way, next Friday; Salem Speed- | way, next Sunday; Indianapolis { W. 16th St. Speedway, July 27. Motor City Speedway, Detroit, | runs tomorrow night; Cincin- | nati Speed Bowl, Wednesday night. :
Stanley
2 Bouts Add
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NO RACES today at Anderson’s
_Vranesic in + 36-Hole Test
By United Press
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
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Stanley Trims 146 Women Go After
1951 Golf Crown
At leaset two facts appeared significant as a field of 146 feminine golfers prepared to
pionship tournament at Broadmoor tomorrow morning. ONE: A new champion was as-
ner over Mrs. C. Richard Fulmer of Indianapolis last year turned professional last winter and will not compete,
TWO: Mrs. Bush's successor ap-
| flight. Qualification Tomorrow
6340-yard trap-
into extra round is slated for 36-holes over
fairway shots paid off on the sec- right for good putting,” ond extra hole when Vranesic 800d condition for the tourney. hooked his second extra wood shot The froat nine is flat and woodinto the rough. Vranesic overshot ed while the back nine is rolling the green on his third: Stanleyjand has creeks on five of. the was six inches from the cup in|nine fairways. and holed out
for
The youth was the youngest Jr. golfer ever to win the title except | Miss Dan-| for Kenneth Towns, who took the women’s champion, Ay long- ball 1949 meet in Los Angeles at the hitting Mrs. Fulmer.
Starts Comeback
Indtanapclis publinks tournament for the first om- time this year, was never behind |be veteran Elizabeth Dunn, eightwith booming tee shots and sharp times winner since 1926. He was 4-up after nine, state-wide standouts include Jean and Saint,
mark,
Vranesic
ed To Mat Program
the!
the par-75 layout.
ng The greens described by Pro Stanley's sharper driving and Noel Epperson as “slippery. but are in
Dorothy Ellis, 1951 women’s |city champion and four-time state
Both Stanley and Vranesic had titlist, will be one of the favorsemifinals— ites to capture the title.
Also
{favored will be: Mrs. Paul Dye three-time state Shampion: Jane Nelson, 950 city
Runnerup in Three Tourneys
Mrs. Fulmer was runnerup in
Stanley, who got his first clubs both city tourneys since she came four years ago entered the to Indianapolis two years ago.
Also entered in the meet will
Other
former Ft. Wayne
ss. Jack Tanner Richmond
8:10--Mrs. Fritz Morris William Kendrick
(Indianapolis), (Indianapolis). 8:15—-Mrs, E. E. Koeppler (South Bend), Judy Keesling gndiananolis) 8:1 M hipple (Indianapolis), Mrs, Joe Fohlman (Logansport). 25-—Mrs. Rick Herrick (Indianapolis), ne R. C. Block (Indianapolis). 8:35—Mrs. Paul Wisely (Terre Haute)! , Grace Woaner (Marion) 8:40—Mrs. Marcus Feinberg (Indianap-| . Mrs. Lacey Shuler (Indianapolis). s Carl .Shaver (Frankfort), John Hendricks (Indianapolis). 28 rs. John Sawyer A Loute Moller (Indianapolis). 9:10--Mrs. Richard Fulmer (Indianapolis), Mrs. James Knowles (Terre Haute). 9:15—Dorothy. Ellis (Indianapolis). Mrs. "9: Miloserny (South Bend).
| Mrs.
20—Mrs.
9:20--Jane Nelson (Indianapolis), Mrs. fost vert Shorb (South Bend). 3 Mrs. Paul Dye (Indianapolis), Walter Reeves (Indianapolis, — Elizabeth Dunn (Indianapolis), e McNeely (Evansville) i HH 40—Jean Saint (Ft. Wayne), Mrs. Harold Knox (Lebanon). 9:45—Mrs. Lester Emmons (South Bend),
Ill, Rapids, Aug. 11, Aug. 12.
July 28. Other are Grand Aug. 5, Toma, Mich, | and Saginaw, Mich., |
By United Pres
2 8 2
THE CONSOLIDATED Midget
Paul, Minn.-
in the
drivers include Rick Kerr, Ed sociation announced today. Dale Swaim, Hank Tommy Gray, Bud The 64 lowest scorers
race starts at 2 p. m. |
" n un
OUTSTANDING CARS of the be the schedule for the balance of big league circuit also will be at|the season.
Salem. Troy Ruttman will drive, the Agajanian Special. It is pos-| sible, too, that Mike Nazaruk,
leader in the AAA National |Championship point standing for| Championship point standing, is! Speedway cars. Here is the offi-| scheduled to drive the powerful cial tally: |
Engle-Stanko Special of Dayton, Ohio. The total purse will be $7000. An added incentive for geewhiz speeds today is the fact that points toward the $10, 000 added prize purse for the midwestern title will be allot~ ted in the Salem feature. Here are some more of the top! drivers slated to race on the
tricky Salem oval: Jimmy Day-|
walt, Pete Romcevich, Joe James, | Bill Mackey, Doc Shanebrook, Leroy Warriner, Cliff Griffith; Gerdon Reid, Buzz Barton, Rodger ward, Billy McGee, Red Bales, Don Freeland, Ira Collins, Joie Ray, Roy Hamilton, Wayne Pad-| gett, Bob Barker, Bill Earle, Fred| Somner, Russ Royce.
Other Races Today:
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STOCK CARS Indianapolis Bad Jah peedway, anapo pe | Rikon D De t. La Speedway |
way, at New Castle, Fastrack at Terre Haute,
Alexandria, Monticello
cam at Fi and Winamac
Deedway, a at night, ay, afternoon. "HoT T "Kop S—Greensburg, Ind.
TRUCK TRAILERS CUSTOM BUILT ALSO REPAIRING—PAINTING
JOHN GUEDELHOEFER
Stocks to Ro
with a 25-lap feature with 16 cars
Speedrome presents stock cars
[Sunday nights, Earl Sexson, loperator of the track, says that'll
2 8 =n Sanctioned by th
THE AAA Contest Board has just issued a revised National
feature.
Mike Nazaruk, 1003; Lee WalBettenhausen, 1000; Emanuel Ayulo, 700; Jack McGrath, 660; Cecil Green, 650; Andy Linden, 647; Henry Banks, 592; Bobby Ball, 500; Walt Faulkner, 500; Duane Carter, 390; Carl Forberg, 300; Bill Mackey, 800; Gene Force, 160; Bill Schindler, 160; Duke Nalon, 150; Paul Russo, 120; Roger Ward, 112; Ray Knepper, 100; Chuck Stevenson, 100; Cliff Griffith, 98; Fred Agabashian, 88; Gordon Reid, 80; Bill Vukovich, 58; Sam Hanks, 50; Roy Sherman, 28; Walt Brown, 17; Johnnie Parsons, 12; Johnny Tolan, 10; Joe James, 7; Ji Rigsby, 3 .
Bob Hobbs, Elwood;
Kokomo: Tommy Mullenix,
Moore, Muncie; Lucien Bob Fuller, Marion; Pleasant; Don McCorkle, Bales, Marion; Bill Robey, Foutz, Modoc: Bob Wright, Bob Carpenter, Wabash;
Big Pay at Wh
(UP)
{singale of New Castle, winner last Sunday, and Bud |snapping out”
Charlie Anderson; Bill Evans, Muncie; Sten K
Tipton;
qualifying found, will enter match
On Mt. Lawn Ova
Times State Service NEW CASTLE, July 14—A field of 40 hardtop drivers will strive for prize money tomorrow night to at Mt, Lawn Speedway.
play competition. One 18-hole
NEW YORK, July 14—An 18- match play round will be held hole qualifying found for the 51st Aug. 21; two will be played Aug. women's amateur golf championship will be held Aug. 20 at the Town and Country Club in St, -the site for the tournament proper, the U. 8. Golf As-
22; the quarter finals and semifinals will be played on the following two days, and the 36-hole final) on Aug. 25. Beverly Hanson of Indio, Cal,
title she won last year, having since turned professional. The USGA also announced that the 1951 girls’ junior championship will be held at the Onwentsia Club in Lake Forest, Ill, Aug. | 13-17. The 16 lowest scorers from
one 18-hole qualifying round will!”
move into match play competi-
The girls’ championship is open all amateurs who will not have {reached their 18th birthday by
e Indiana | ,ignight, Aug. 17.
Hardtop Racing Association, the card includes four 10-lap heats, a 15-lap consolation, and a 25-lap
Marion; Get
Baker, Eden; Ray Ramsey, Richmond; Jug Adamson, Marion: Ralph PF
elton, M
Marion;
WHEELING, W. Va. July 14 — Wheeling Downs race track officials announced today! that $460,000 in purses will be distributed during the 1951 meeting, which will run July 21-Sept. 29. |
Morgan.
Pitcher Recovering HOUSTON, Tex., July 14 (UP)
| The field will include Les Mas-' Octavio Rubert, the Cuban hurlfeature jhe ace of the Houston Buffs, “is
of his “mild”
House, Hagerstown, who placed attack of appendicitis, and should second. Other entries are:
be back in the lineup in a few {days, Dr. Carl Young, team physician, said today. _ Rubert ‘has a 12- -3 ‘record.
oh |
tel
Flash | Paul | Indianapolis; Floyd Geiger, Kokomo; Ott Brittain, Pendleton.
‘SIZES 46 TO 60
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tee off in the 28th annual In- § AUKEE, July 14—|diana women's golf cham- | Stanley, a 20-year-old ‘student from Los Angeles, fought off a terrific late rally by Ralph Vranesic of Denver today to win the | National Public Links golf cham- | pionship in a 38-hole final match. The slim Los Angeles youth, fired a par four on the second | peared likely to come- from the lextra hole to win the longest strong field of Indianapolis goif- | title match in the history of the| ers expected to dominate the 16 tournament, and to become the| contestants in the championship {second youngest champion. a scrappy 35-year. {old clerk at Lowry Air Field, | Denver, made the fight of his | {life. Five down going on to the!staged over an 18-hole route on and halvea Broadmoor’s four holes with matchless putting, studded course. The championship
sured since Mrs. Betty Bush, win- |
|
(Rochester), | 1
{will not be back to defend the|
LARGE MEN SWIM TRUNKS §
Sizes Up To 60
Qualifications tomorrow will be .
Donna Knox
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Ellis city Ted Milosarney of South Bend.
Dye
15—Mrs, J, P ol.S Gividen
Mrs.
Jones (Kokomoi, Mrs (Indianapolis). 20—Mrs. C, N. Steppe (Terre Haute), t 8. McKee (Indianapolis)
Mrs. Roscoe Powell (Indian-| | aval” . Mrs. Owen Galther (Lebanon) 11:35—Mrs. John Emhardt {Indianapo- | | lis), Mrs, Charles Btockflith (Evansville). 11:40—Mrs, Frank Snyder (Indianapo lis), Ty Joe Higgins (Terre Haute).
11:45 — Cynthia Sawyer Joan Atlass {Indianapolis) 11:50—Mrs, O. W. Mrs, hl 55—Mrs, nd), Mrs.
Charles (Marion) William T. Oare Hal (Indianapolis).
(Sout Purdy
8), Mrs. N. 8, McBride (Terre Haute).
12:10-—Mrs. Robert Evans (Indianapolis),
{Mrs. Harry Fargo (Indianapolisi 12:15—~Mrs, M. D. Wygant (Mishawaka), Marcia Manly (Indianapolis! 12:20—Mrs. Joseph Frazee lis), Emma Wilson (Milan) 12:25 As, Roger Fleming (Indianapo lis), Mr H. Proudfit (Mishawaka), 13: 35 Shar = William Hutchison (Indian apolisi, Mrs. George Car 12:40—Mrs. Roger K Mrs. Hugh Carter (Ti 12:45-—Mrs. Louis M
"(Indianapo
(Indianapolis)
(Indianapolis),
PE 1k Meclarty (Tipton). 2:40—Mrs. Joseph A, McKinnon (Nobles ville), Mrs. Wendell Kelly (Anderson) 2:45— Mrs. George Spencer (Tipton) Julian Silverstein (Terre Haute) 2:50—Mrs. J. W Mrs Joe Dunn (Tipton). :55—Mrs H Mill Mrs O. M. Angell { Tipton). 3:05—-Mrs. D A. Sandberg Mrs Mary C. Bentley (Greenfield). 110—Betty, Lutz (Indianapolis 4 Tracy (Greenfield). :15—Mrs Leo Gauss sler (Greenfield) ren Forman (Noblesville),
Mrs
Carl 3:20 rs, William Craig
1st Latin American Open Meet Approved
MEXICO CITY, July 14 (UP
today that PGA ‘approval ha
been received for the first annual North
$15,000 Latin American Open a the Club De Golf Mexico. He said the tournament will b held May 7-11 next year. Top stars from
" North East Ramblers States, Britain, Argentina, Co- = Oo Tnois Merch 2 uth erchant lombia and South Africa will North East Rockets -......eo..
give the tourney an international Ellis Trucking Co.
FREE PARKING — MODERN RACE TRACK —AAA (09.43.
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flavor, he said.
Amateur Baseball
Harry T. Hershberger's Fall Creek Atta letics are seeking twilight games for Fri-
day and Saturday for the rest of th | season Teams within a
3A or call HI. 556
45
SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS
$3.85,
i (He shot a pair of |strokes under par for each nine.|
(Rochester),
Bogda (Indianapolis),
a; 05—Mrs, Arthur Queisser (Indianapo-/
roll (Terre Haute).
, Mrs Ricketts (Indianapolis), (Pendleton),
(Kokomo),
(Indianapolis),
(Evansville),
Golf Pro Olin Dutra announced
the United
50-mile radius contact | Hershberger at 3034 N. Pennsylvania. Apt.
Snead Leads | Western Open With 202
By United Press DAVENPORT, Iowa, ‘July| 14—Steady Sammy Snead, improving every round, post-| ed a five-under-par 65 today at
of early finishers in the West-| jern Open golf tournament. | Snead, White Sulphur Springs, | W. Va., posted a 202 total at the
for his third straight title. How-| ever, George Fazio, the leader for the first two rounds, was yet to be,
{the last threesome.
One stroke back of Snead was {Lloyd Mangrum, Los Angeles, {who fired a 66 for a 203 total at the end of 54 holes.
Dr. Cary Middlecoff, the Memphis, Tenn., dentist, Marty Furgol, Lemont, Ill, and Johnny Palmer, Badin, N. C.,, were three strokes off the pace with 205s. Palmer (shot - a - 68, Furgol a 69, and Middlecoff moved back into contention with a blistering 64, the {second best round of the tourney. 32's, three
Doug Ford, Harrison, N. Y.| {wa as a stroke behind Middlecoff | ie a 206 total on today’s par 70.
Rocky Marciano Says—
In the Hitting, ! Could
Handle Ezz
By DAN DANIEL Scripps-Howard Sports Writer |
NEW YORK, July 14—Rocky| Marciano and his wife Barbara | |just had seen the movies of his|
| six round knockout victory over] |get real mean about 48 hours before they get into He ring.
Rex Layne. “We do not go to the pictures | uch, because Rocky goes to bed | at ten,”
few good ones. This one, I am {sure, is the best.” “Layne hurt me only once, Rocky broke in. “In the third round he belted me on the jaw!
with a pretty fair right. I had, and has simple tastes in “food. three-quarter mark as he battled gypected more trouble. But I had Just give him plenty of steak. {Fried foods and spaghetti are How about Ezzard Charles? “I! out.
expected to win.”
{have seen him fight a few times,”
{heard from after teeing off with Marciano replied: “I also have| player,” {studied his style on the television]
screen. 1 think he is a very]
{polished boxer. But I would not be,
afraid to fight him. “Charles is not too rugged tor] me. Maybe he could outbox me. But in the hitting department, 1 could handle him.”
n = 5 ASKED IF HE had been nervous before the Layne brawl, the new contender for the title replied, “No. I never worry about a fight. Charlie Goldman, my trainer, says I am even too loose. “I never read the papers for a {week before a battle because I don’t want to get upset about {what some of the hoxing writers
Tony, Fohr
Favored
In AAA Stock Car "150°
By United Press
de MILWAUKEE, July 14—Speedster Tony Bettenhausen of Tinley Park, Ill, and Defending Champion Myron Fohr | of Milwaukee will be co-favorites in the 150-mile AAA Na‘tional Championship Stock Car Race tomorrow. ’
track records for both one mile and 150 miles.
{ Pilots Chrysler
The race is limited to 1950, 11951 and 1952 models of Ameri-can-built, standard stock, topped sedans and coupes.
h
in a 1951 Studebaker. Two other top entrants are Jay
Frank of Leland, Mich. and Norm Nelson of Racine Wis, “lwho finished one-two in AAA -istock car point standings last
.| year. Other standouts are Paul Russo
Potsy | Sun alley fof the balance of the Matchmaker Billy Them Bas Barbara Bremerman (Indianapolis). 1 Mrs sROnert Noe ! Terre Ha nkfort of Hammond, Ind.,, who won a er severa changes ad wo supporting uts toi 9:50—Frances Mahoney (Gary), Alice - Ta ori}, . Yc a: >i un ges added two upport 1g. 10 Emhardt (Indianapolis) Mis John A. Rockwood (Zionsville). '|100-miler here in 1949; Pat KirkTuesday night's inaugural mat "9:55 Donna Knox (Indianapolis), Mrs Mary McGan ort ase tindianapolish| 3 of Ft Worth stock car which have show at the W. 16th St, Midget Nelsan I) hetinan indign. Nt C. 0. Woodard (Indianapolis).i oro 00 the’ Southwest last year, periodically on Sunday Speedway. The show will be the apolis:, Mrs. Lincoln Parry (Muncie). 1:10 x nh ; 1 ? hnny Tolar yD Ver i i X : k verty (Prankf Fife é ( e | nights, will move to Friday night first of three outdoor cards to be ye 5 A Rothbard indianapolis | MIS, irsrre Haute). a oo Ry lev Y AA midget . featuring a 50-lap presented at the track. 10:15 Mrs. Charles Greathouse Indian. A BY nee Ea Re ; i ; alley AAA midge » r apolis), rs. Jack Varon (Evansville) 2 ‘ner | 1 cham ast year, 16th St. | championship to top the evening. One supporting bout pits Sailor 10:2. Mrs. w. E Darnaby (Indianapo-| Mrs : etfs Hn p 2 3 i “i | is y lis), Mrs. Cecil Pits (Anderson). 1:25—Bernece Gray Indi olis), Mrs. n dsmobiles Stock car racing Saturday Al Williams against Walter Pal- 10:25—Mrs. Ralph Flood (Indianapolis), Phil Templ oe Sh ana 5 { : . [nights at Sun Valley now is being The other pairs Fred Davis Mrs: J. M. McMichaels (Hartford City). '| 1:35—Joan Mack (Indianapol Mrs.| - Fourteen of the drivers will] staged by the Tornado Stock Car mer. , , : 't Pau : ph -Dorgthea Downs iSquih Bendi. James Queen aorar pilot Oldsmobiles, 11 will drive and Flash Cliffor Mrs. L. L. Lykins (Indianapolis). :40—Mrs. John Taggart dianapolis)., . f 8, ‘ y ope 0 etition 10:40—Mrs. A. Laughner (Frank- Mis R. W. Oliphant (Terre Haute) AB : : |Club, a new pen-comp Ray Eckert and The Mighty fort. Sharon Kihg (Ft. Wayne). 50 Mrs. Frazies Hitz (Madison, Mrs. iudsons and seven will - drive group comprised most of Madison 10:45—Mrs. H. M. Buckley (Attica), Mrs, Frank Cox (Indianapolis) Plymouths. Five Nashes, four y county drivers {Atlas will grapple in the headline'r. E Darnaby {Indianapolis} & y 1: te Hooks Jay Ka i man (Indianapolis), Packards. four Chrvslers and oe 10:50--Mrs, Clarence cking (Evans- ani e ookwalter (Indianapolis 8, 3 Vs 8 oS Gol Crown (attraction. ville), Mrs. Ralph Cole (Indianapolis). —Mrs. Myron Feinberg (Indian- . . The CSRA iold ined t m— — . ee Pho ). Mrs. Charles VanTassel (Indian- three Studebakers are entered, speedway car race rained ou | oo re 5. A Sherman. (Tadls AAA officials said the race last Sunday at the Speedrome I | apolis MTs. Tom White { Noblesville) “|probably would draw a bigger + | » in Grand Rapids, Mich., will be omen S ma eur | g 20 fBetty Graham (Franklin). MIS. crowd than last year, when 33,000 run this afternoon. | naratn Alice Boers (Frankfort), Jean persons attended. The total purse ode opening Faip ddte for fhe Set 4 Sf. P | (PE Mrs Warren Coon (Greenefld). will be 40 per cent of the net J w Mt. Carme or au U rs av ng (Indianapolis) : SR a ¥ 35—Mary T. Daniels (Marion), Mrs. Sate.
Junior Baseball
C. LEAGV 3 Won
ost At Garfield Park Garfield Pal 5 0 St. Marks 3 2 South . Side Rockets 2 3 Somerset Cubs 0 5 At Tarkington Park Tarkington Red Sox 4 0 Douglas ark 3 1 North Side Optimists 1 3 8t. Andrews 0 4 BROAD RIPPLE George Hoster 4 0 {North End Terriers 3 2 tMurphy’s Tigers 1 3
o
Manor Flashes At Washington Park North East Comets Oakhill
Forrest
0 2
4
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29 Juniors Enter State USGA MEET
A field of 29 players will tee loft Tuesday over the Country] Club of Indianapolis course and| the low six shooters will go to|
the National USGA junior tour-
nament at the University of Il-| Bettenhausen will pilot a 1951 linois July 25 through 28.
ke his . [Oncysler. Fohr Will make uy The 29 entrants, 18 years old or effective,
under, were released yesterday by Franeis Truitt, USGA junior rep-
resentative here. The entrants will tee off over 18 holes and the six lowest shooters will gain the places. The next five lowest will be alternates. The pairings and starting times are:
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10:00 Hamm (Crawfordsville) , Richard E. Landrey (Vince 05--Rot - (Indianapofis), Robert L. Pi r ne 10:10—Jack “Hn 1dson (Vincennes), James M. Collins (Vincennes)
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10:20--Ronald D nichael (Martinslvilles, Dan Moore (Indianapolis) 10:25-—- William Thompson (Indianapolis), Ti McGuire (Martinsville), 0:30— William Heinlein Jr (Nobles~ ville), Eddie McCallum (Crawfordsville) 10 3 Tobe Morris (Indianapolis), Jerry Leer (Indiar apolis) 0:40—John Foley (Indianapolis), William R Redding (Logansport). | 10:45 Joseph Campbell (Anderson), Gerald M. Asbell (Bedford) 10:50— William Mull (Logansport), Mau-| rice L. Masten (Washington) | 10:55—Louis Early (Monticello), Robert| Ball (Indianapolis! | —Fred Dyar (Indianapolis), John E.| Fell Jr., (Kokomoi, 11:05—Jeame R. Goetcheus (Martinsville), Sammy Carmichael (Martinsville), Lee Savage _{Indtanapol is)
Baseball School On Second Round
The baseball school sponsored by Junior Baseball, Inc., is making its second round of city parks.
School ‘“‘proféssors” are Jerry Stéiner, Ralph Beard and Raiph (Buckshot) O’Brien, Their dia-
mond classrooms offer discussions strategy, instructicn in hitting, base-running, coaching and signals. Boys attending the schools receive a baseball book as a souvenir.
Here’s the school Tomor Beech Grove Park, 10 a.m
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Northwestern Park, 12:30 p. m.; Washing. ton Park, 4 p.m Tuesday Brocgside, 12:30; Broad Ripple, 4 Wednesday—Rhodius, .10 a. m.; Hawthorne, 1:30 Thursday Riverside, 9 a. m.; Ben Davis, Friday—Ellenberger, 12:30 Saturday-—Speedway, 10 a.m, July 23—Garfleld, 10 a. m,
July 24—Northwestern, 1. July 25—Christian, 10:30.
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Mrs. Marciano laughed. {haved, ambitious, He came th to move in front of the pack| ‘But we have managed to see al),.q way. He knows Ee a great opportunity, » not going to miss it through. any" (fault of his own.
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like that.” “He never gets on edge just be fore a fight,” Mrs. Marciano said. |“They tell me that boxers usually
ROCKY IS QUIET, well beand he {is
“He neither drinks nor smokes,
“Rocky is a frustrated ball Barbara continued. “He was very keen about becoming a major league catcher. However, right now, it seems to be all for the best.” “I used to watch Joe DiMaggio at Fenway Park,” said Rocky, “and say to myself, ‘now, there is my idea of an athlete. How easy everything comes to him. I'd like to be a ball player myself. “I went to Brockton High for only two years, and did not make the ball nine there. However, af= I played three seasons of American Legion ball, and got a contract with the Cubs’ {farm system. ” ” ” “THEY SHIPPED me to the Class B Club at Fayetteville, N. C., but it was no go. I had played football, and I had punched the heavy bag, and apparently I injured my arm. “Anyway, after three months in the Cub chain, they told me it was hopeless. I refused to give up and went to Goldsboro. Same thing. Then I ‘tried to hook on with Macon. Finally I went back to Brockton, and decided to try the boxing business. I had done some fighting in the Army, and now I became one of them ama-~ teur beak busters. bd n ” AL WEILL, Garden matchmak~ er says: “How goad is .Marciano? . | Frankly, I do not know. He did not surprisé me-I-felt-that—the . worst that could happen to him {was a 10-round decision. “What does he need? He must polish up his right. It has power, but much of it is wasted. He is good winging with it, and effective with short, straight punches. But he has te perfect the punch. “His left is okay. His hooks are he shifts well, learns fast, and is loaded with confidence.” : Weill rubbed his hands in’ ex'uberance over the matches which just had dropped into his lap— Randy Turpin and Ray Robinson, Bob Murphy and Joey Maxim, Kid
Gavilan and Billy Graham, another Saddler-Pep fight, the Charles-Louis affair, and now
Marciano and a shot at the title, “Things are going to pop around here, from now on,” chuckled Mr, Weill.
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