Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 August 1951 — Page 27

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Pp. M. 5:30

390 pound stock car driver from Warsaw, Ind., has entered competition tonight at the W. 16th St. Midget Speedway. Known among the racing fraternity as "Wheaties," he has a waist measurement of over five feet, wears a size 22 shirt and a special helmet. Smith also expects to race here tomorrow and Sunday night. Time trials for the week-end

events open at 7 with heats at 8:30.

Sets Stocks Record

In Wisconsin Race MILWAUKEE, Aug. 24 (UP) Norm Nelson of Racine, Wis., set a new record in winning the 100-mile stock car race at the Wisconsin State Fair for the second straight year yesterday. He drove his 1951 Oldsmobile over the 100 laps in 1:26:11.20 for an average speed of 69.6 mph and established a one-mile record of :49.73. Rodger Ward of Los Angeles took second money in another Oldsmobile and Perry Grimm, Los Angeles, was third with Nash. Another 100-mile race is scheduled here today.

Auto Racing

Speedrome Stock car tg night at 8:30 o'ciock at Speedrome 7 o'clock Alexandria—Forty cars will see action tonight in a six-event hardtop program at the Armscamp Speedway. Starting at 8:30 p. m,, the.card will include four 10lap heats, a 15-lap consolation and the 25-lap feature. Three consistant leaders

pCes wihil run to- ( the Indianapolis Qualifications will start at

Jersey Joe Ta

BEEF TRUST—Merrill Smith, |

2 of the 'Shoot.

Posed Manners, Too—

By JIM HEYROCK What started out to be the world. : ,.| Walcott's manager, a gravy train for World's casy-to-get-along-with fellow by Heavyweight, Champion|the name of Felix Bocchicchio was

to a slow freight. And there was a possibility to- tion in the

Guard day the remaining exhibition box-| As rmory.

National

drastic changes.

a, financial lacing last night for of a distifct lack of consideration the second day lon the part of the fans. in a row. A total { Uses Headgear of 1853 persons Walcott bought tickets to see the champ perform (in a four - round ex-g# hibition in the’ Armory against. {Jackie Burke of | Brownsburg, Pa.

and Burke,

cluded a display of Walcott's

little clowning.

{membered for his

{ When Promot- § fer Norb Updike™ (finished: counting the long green

4 associates will do more for the good of boxing than any previous heavyweight champion. The era c

Heyrock

last night, Walcott had some $700 of the turtle-neck sweater, badges which carried a picture as his share. It’s doubtful if this sneakers and caps which marked of Jersey Joe. the

a man as a part of the fight game

sum would even come close to? is out with these fellows.

paying expenses for the six-mem-ber Walcott group. Remember This City

the cities, if not the city, with after winning the title was by no

Hoosiers Take 2 Spots In Baby Grand "Shoot

with a 94 from the 17-yard line VANDALIA, O.,, Aug. 24 Mrs. Stark, wife of Indianapolis Indiana shooters, with two top'meat .packer, is the Indiana runners-up spots, today join 1500 women’s champion. marksmen in the big handicap, Women’s championship went to event of the 52nd Grand Ameri- Mrs. Charles Ruth of Milwaukee,

can Trapshooting tournament Wis. with a 95 from the 17. here Scores of Indiana shooters 10liow

Davis, Richmond, 19 vards, 94; Clem men- ' . . delson, ricnmond,, 20 yaras, ww, GG 2. The big shoot will be a 100- Miller, Linton, 19 yaras, 92; nussell baker, s Sims, ly yaras, ; OU. Mm. Vaugnai. ualatarget event at handicap yard- yeue, 19 vara ; 8. b Beraam, Kica- -~ ./mond, 20 ya: oi: Ralph Jenkins, Orage from 17 to 25 yards. De- ans’ 31 yaras, & Koy Cuup. Umon i i aC Sches City, 22 yaras, 87; W. KR. Mataers, Greenfending Champion Os car Scheske eld, 21 yaras. ¥o, Dale Smilin, Broosvilile. of Belleville, Ill, will try to be- 22 varas, 84; Charles Fl Nayne, Is : yards, 88; C Wallwo vaiuineg. come the first person to win in yarus, 8s, Dr. Clarence Lauoscier, Kvansi y pet § 3 | Vlite, 19 yaras, ¥5: omer C. Wrignt, Farm-} consecutive years in the history jag, 21° yards. 90; A. ¥. Scomidt, Vincennes, 21 yards, 89, Henry Decker Jr. vincennes, 18 yaras, Bios lurpin, af “i . «i. kvansvilie, 17 yards, 79; Wiliam Creech, The Hoosiers captured posi Columbia City, 18 yards, 92; E. M, Harter,

i s i first of Ricamond, 22 vyaras, 8b, John HollenLions In the Baby Grand, St I paugn Gary, 20 yaras, 84, D. R. Sanders,

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the big handicap events, yester- indianapolis. 21 yards, 93 a\y © C., J. Stumpn, inc yards day. 82, King namp, Eva SB; ~ i .. Uheeg, ulinuol Jon D. M. Vaughan, 64-year-old of ory nore! i ve yards, 58, robert AdLafayette gunner, tied with four cock. kvaosville, Js yaras, si; J: CD . 7 : Waters, New aioany, 22 yards, 4%; V others for the Baby Grand title renger, New Aivany, 22 yaras, 81; Dona i rap uth, Brookviie, 20 yards, 81. raul with a 99x100 from the 19-y ard mit Vernon, 1s yards, Yo; ‘led

line. B i th Ss -off he Nn 0X, Larwill, 17 yards, 83; ¥, C. Jacoos, ut h e hoot. Soutn Bend, 18 yards, 8i: A. L." Adams, |

broke only 21 targets to take fifth North Liberty, 17 yards, 85: George Bab-|

from Muncie, Bill Evans. Bill Holloway trophy place COCK, Cuiver, 17 yaias, 91; Lr. R. H.|

and John Arnold, are expected to be

among the top money winners, New Castle—Indiana Racing hardtops will race at the M

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gciation McVey of New Providence, Pa.

vonaldson, Wolcott, 15 yards, 79; C. E.| The event was won by Walter umoannower, Indianapolis, iy yards, 92, - George Heaney, Speedway, 21 yards, 84. frank Stark, indianapolis, 19 yards, 8: Lalayette, 19 yards, 74,

Poel Sunday Starting ai The In the women’s race, Mrs. Edna '! ¥: Clendenm, indianapolis, 19 yards -lap feature 1 be prece v r & nin, + 3 : : bre : four mcoowell, Norn Augusta, lv

10-lap heats and a 15-lap semifinal.

Stark, Indianepolis, placed second vss: C. J

- yards 91 1 Elmer Stephens, Mi Vernon, 19 gl ords >, Nini CETL Sp a et a pes dna” tark. Indianapolis, . Lt HURRY TO SCrirrr 3% 5 nA, F a5 #4. ser? Regnclds; kvansviile, 14 dn ards, 91; Lloyd kmge, FL. Branch, 22 Yaras, 49: Rooert Greek; ‘Evansville, 24 yaras, 84:.Rutn Knuth, Indianapplis, 21

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yards, 91; Craig, Newburg, 21 yards, 94; L. L. Augenstein, Frankiort, 21 yards, 91: Albert Scnell, Mt. Vernon, 2i | yaras, 93; Paul rauison, Lebanon, 19 yaras, 91; Jump Houcaim, Dana, 20 yards 90; Robert Sanord, Terre Haute 20 yaras, > (George SLAIord, Attica, 20 yards, b4

| Howard. Brown, Goshen, 20 yards, &8¥

Alvin Sweeney, 86; Kdward King, South

yards, 93 James Donahue, Carmel, 21 vards, 94

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“Sharp” Styling! “Rugged” Seles!

Mayfield, Brazil, 19 yards, 85, Ahan Barrett, Midaletown, 24 yards, 78; E. Nasebroad, ‘Terre Haute, 24 yards, 88: G. W Carson, Peru, 22 yards, 86. Tranter, Snoals, 20 yards, 86; d Bippus, Evansville, 20 yards, 93;

is, 83; J. Q. Nann 83 OcQise Tony

Terre Haute, 19 ya Union City, 19 yar Indianapolis, 18 yards, Kieinhenz, Whiting, 22 yards, 78; Perry Sorber, Pershing City, 21 yards, 91; Dorothy Taggert, Whiting, 18 yards, 91; R. D Robertson, Rensselaer, 17 yards, 81: J. C Brusnahan, Rensselaer, 17 yards, 86

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Fain, Phil 3. Hurry to Minoso, Chi, 117 432 97 143 331

HOME RUNS Kiner, Pirates 35 Zernial, A's Hodges, Dodgers 34 Cmpnila.Dodzers 2 Musial, Cards 29: Snider,Dodgers 2

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Zernial, A's Robinson, WhSox

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Jess manners than any other <in means a gag. He said he would devote the rest of his life to the a genial youth of America.

J " Whl 3 : virtually booed out of the ring terday with a press conference. ersey Joe cott.is turning! oy he was interviewed in the At noon he was taken to the iring preceding Walcott’s exhibi- statehouse to meet the governor.!

auditorium and was off to the Flanner House. He w h o spotted two small weighed 180 pounds, donned head- boxing and took time to give a got in the game. gear for the exhibition, which in- few expert instructions.

ability, his punching power and a of Flanner House a sleepy-eyed 4-/turned out for the exhibition. But

But Walcott will be more re- year-old raised to one elbow and somehow accounts of the Columappearance piped: “That's Joe Louis.” Wal- phys appearance forgot to mention leader in the day. It can safely be COtt gave him a playful punch on that Walcott went out and gath-

\predicted that Walcott and his the chin.

Their appearance was immacu- somewhere late, their manners beyond re- County jail was picked. The pris-| proach. It takes an outsider only oners were hastily assembled in In addition, the group will long a few minutes with Walcott to the mess hall and Joe was introremember Indianapolis as one of realize that the promise he made duced.

ciyae, defeated Mrs.

‘lin a traffic accident near Cincin-

91; Joan Moran, Indianapolis, 24 vards,| D. Grimes, Greencastle, 21 yards, 89. Chet Cly, Brookville, 20 vards, 87; Herman Kitch, Bowling Green, 19 yards, 87; Larville, 19 yards, 82; Herbert Rolling, Columbia City, 18 yards. < Whitley, 17 yards, ‘99; Dr; C. M. Donahue, Carmel, 21

Frank Adney, Lebation,4¢-vards, 82, Roy

bard, Frankiort, 20 yards, 90. Harry Fre

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4 . Paul Brushman, Rensselaer, 18 yards, 82. William Onkin, Francesville, 18 yards, 76; C. A. Jackson, Shirley, 20 yards, 84 R. Schuhardt, New Castle, 17 yards, 84

Norris Crawford. New Castle, 22 yards, 83;| D. L. Hines, Manilla, 22 yards, 81; Joe

Willman, Millgrove, 20 vards, 87. Jess Hagner, New Castle, 19 yards, 88. Lester

. 2 Musial, "St. 1 114 432 94 159 368 don't have any middle- Robinson, Bklyn.. 114 407 79 139 .342 man's profit to pay! Ashburn, 120 499 76 170 .341|

G AB R H Pct. 86 308 41 103 .334!

Cell, 1 : 72 150 327 SCHIFF's ey BOS. .. iis pi 95 138 324]

Coan, Wash, 106 425 170 "135 .318]

Williams, RedSox 107 Kiner Pirates 91 105 Irvin, Giants » 90 95 Rosen, Indians 20

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ini .

9 ® : ) 24 (UP)—The celebrated Wight-, Ff Oo xX i C & a C i n man Cup matches got underway lat the Longwood Cricket Club to-|

to men who don’t like to be adMeets Governor

Jersey Joe started his day yesfete) § ¥ ye3 sey’s voice and a dripping water Ky,

faucet.

“Any veterans hospitals near- group hunted out an Italian res-

by,” inquired Joe after the State- taurant. They chose Milano Inn ing matches scheduled for the new, ne booing started after Boc- house visit, It was only a matter on S. Noble St. Before there was The champ will come to a screeching chjcchio’s introduction and con- of minutes until a sherriff’s car, halt or at least undergo some tinued as he attempted to say a siren screaming, was leading the {few words over the public address two Cadillacs ip which the group Walcott and his entourage took gystem. It was distasteful display travels, to Billings Hospital.

Joe made a short talk in the ice water. it the procession

seems

The Walcott camp had taken a (po purse As he was passing through one joss in Columbus, O., Wednesday i 14 the day nursery rooms at night when only 538 persons :

ered in 1300 children and let them! LOWsville; Gives Out Badges come in free to watch him box.

And all along the way Boc-

-hicchio ‘was giving away large Most Popular Rusty Cleek, 154 Indianapolis ~~ With this type of operation, decisioned Doug Kinslow, 1051 8 . boxing sport will prosper Louisville. 7 i y i i y g ale o - It was a sad night for Pr oN T There still was time left in the more than Walcott but he un 8 or 0 4 In RIN RICO Jul

day and Joe insisted on going doubtedly will join the ranks of moter Updike. Said Updike after

The Marion the all-time popular champions. the fights: As Walcott said over the pub-

else.

Judy Keesling Sets indian Lake Golf Mark Indianapolis boxers face the gram is ! Elkhart. boy's club sluggers in to- (3plden

Indian Lake golf course has a night's card at the Sahara Grotto new record today for women. punch bowl, 4100 E, Washington Judy Keesling set the new mark

of women's par 75 to take the club championship yesterday over Mrs.

Archie Green 7 and 5. Mrs. Green Softball carded an 84 for the course. Results at Municipal last night: Allied

with Jim

should have been recorded for man, I'm still the heeavyweight woman squad expected to whip] the future. He gave sound advise champion of the world.” The remainder of last night's consecutive time. vised and they listened so atten-/ card was below par. In the main ~~ EET tively the only sounds were Jer- event, Johnny Cook, Covington, féatherweight, rounds with Pat Iacobucci of Cin-

At Bocchicchio’s suggestion the ¢innati, fell on his face and was counted out.

Misses Purse boxing commissioners at time to order food, the group had ringside, Chairman F. S. Pride invited waitresses, cooks, barten- ang Carl Draper decided Cook's der and the owner to join in a purse should be held up until an glass of wine, Jersey Joe sipped j,vestigation could be made. But Cook's The champ spotted a group of made arrangements to pick up the children pitching horseshoes in a pyrse immediately after the fight. Negro boys vacant lot near the inn. He soon payment had been made and there was no way of holding up|

still a mystery of an unseen punch. f In the four-round opener, Eddie! Barnhart, 126, South Bend, lost a decision to Al Ware, 122, Cincinnati, decisioned Fred Indianapolis, in six rounds, and

“I don’t believe you could draw lic address system in the Armory over 1500 persons to a fight in last night following the exhibition: | this town 1f you had every cham“Whether some people like it, pion in the world fighting on the What he told the prisoners whether some think I'm an old same card.”

Elkhart Club Boxers On Card Tonight

Bobby Gloves city meeting Jim Heath of Elkhart. St. Both weigh 126. In the heavyFeatured on the 10-bout pro- weight class, John Fox, also a se—— —— " Golden Gloves champion, tangles Nolan. starts at 8:30 p. m.

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