Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 September 1951 — Page 12

THE HUDDLE .

Wabash ‘Happy’

Like ham and eggs, Wa- Wandering Boy- Left Half bash and DePauw go to- Dooley, a first-stringer who ‘gether. That's why The strayed to Ball State and back

in 1950.

Size-—~Hepler and his running mate at tackle, Lew Jones. Jones is a 235-peunder from «Rensselaer. ’ , Talented Frosh — Ends Klein (one of the transfers) and Tom Williams;-—Tackle Ralph Cook; Guard Dick deLanglade from Indianapolis Howe; Center Ken Crossman; Quarterback Vaino Grayam, Right Half Chris Passodelis and Fullback Dick Tul-

Huddle has paired the two - schools in today’s football Wabash Year's Monon Bell gamé, so the Little Giants come first in the review.

WABASH CAN blanket its football opponents 4n a cloud pf smoke this fall, The man behind the smoke

review. won last

Between drags at the cigars that are a-carbon-copy of him (short and plump). Frazier will

Hilgediek, -a sophomore. Cal bumped Steeg to the second team. Frazier wants to make

ul wh

admit he's got a pretty. good team A Diag his ; use of Cal's track specialty, the predecessor, Glen Harmeson, Lew Jones is puzzled, but’ 100-yard dash. Could be.

Aerial Punch — Stan Huntsman to Holstine and Beasley.

Punting -— Holstine and his

now a Purdue assistant, never did. No pessimist is Frazier. The amply proportioned’

Coach Bill Trapp isn't.

preciates art, but he's also a

devotee of the more rugged as-

Frazier came to Wabash from . . golden toe. Hanover in June. With him he Fects of Jouthall, He paweqd 2 =n = brought a hox of Cigars. a taste the ground with. a cleat and DE x: Sigal Baye, mY THAT'S THE positive side of Spag , & : “Stick around. This after- the Wabash picture. It would

notch and All the im-

beit with an extra

Bill (Doc) Bolton. seem to over-shadow the nega-

noon we put on dirty suits and

ports from Hanover are in use get real mean.” tive. Coach Bill Trapp's lineBolton coaches. the Wabash Wabash has a 34-man “A men should develop. When “B” team i varsity squad. The rest of the they do, look out. ad 6() candidates are Tererviste The draft has been kind to = . . . Fourteen lettermen are include 'abhash. ‘ery few greetings. WE SAW the Little (lant one vA" sound. Nine fresh: wyooesh Very TW jgrestings. gridders in their brilliant SCar- men have fought their Way scholastic detarment teste let and white game uniforms. into this select company, al- i ; _

They looked big enough and though none are Brat. oF sec- In summing up, Frazier ex-

pects a representative Wabash

well-tailored as they posed for ond-stringers 7 . . vet. ibn publicity pictures. Frazier ap- . : g yr a : team. The little Giants have THIS, IN brief, is what Fra-

zier has to work with: Lettermen—Ends Ken Beasley and Bob Holstine, two of the best small college wingmen in the state; Tackle Bob Hepler, rough and ready at 225 pounds; Guards Bob Hay and Gene Light, (Dick Crampton has a fractured leg and is on the shelf); Centers Jack (Indianapolis Broad Ripple) Fitzgerald and Bob Kaiser; Backs Norm Buktevica, Joe Dooley, Mike Gillis, Bunny (Indianapolis Park) Woolen, Ji (Indianapolis Shortridge) Swope and Ted (Indianapolis Shortridge) Steeg. Transfers — Quarterback Jerry Huntsman, son of Track Coach Owen Huntsman, and Right End Norman Klein (Indianapolis Shortridge and Indiana). Huntsman: will handle the “Split T"” attack.

AUN ll pes

Bob Holstine . . . a tough _ wingman from Wabash.

College Grid Cord

FRIDAY, SEPT. 21

Home Team Opponent

Where there's smoke, therals Coach Garland Frazier. ”

For Football—

Exhibition Records

& 2 Alabama Delta State—A I : ¥ *Boston College Wake Forest Buffalo Cortland State *Central College Coe i (Towa) : *Furman Sashingian & Lee *lowa Wesleyan Si. Ambrose By EARL WRIGHT *Midlana Wayne State J *Memphis State ississippi United Press Sports Writer Ns MissisSIDR! li)

Missouri Valley Michigan Tech

*NE Missouri State *Stevens Point

NEW YORK, Sept. 15—The champion Cleveland

Browns have the best record in the National Football eee State Linea. Mo. League's exhibition competition with the schedule more ‘5s state Tere A se; than two-thirds complete. : West Chester State penn Military Cleveland has won four games| tester Mingle {aoe

while losing one. Coach Paul of their four starts so far. All Brown's defending champions of which probably means nothhave defeated the College All-/ing. Steve Owen of the Giants Stars, New York Yanks, Chicago and owner-coach - George Halas Bears and Los Angeles Rams. 0f° the Bears have: been tinkering They lost to the Detroit Lions by With the gears. one point. No other NFL team YOU won't get any other coach has won more than three exhibi- in the league to admit that these tions and ‘all have been defeated tho clubs won't be among the at least once. best when the games begin to y The’ San Francisco Forty- count. Niners, with a 3-1 record, and Exhibition results so far (exthe Los Angeles Rams and Wash- ¢luding tonight's Cardinals-Lions ington Redskins, with 3-2 marks 3nd Fagles-Bears games): so far. rank next to Cleveland in CLEVELAND Defeated the College All-

Irish Are 8th— Tag Vols as Top College Grid Team

TENNESSEE is tops for '51. ;

Stars, 33-0; New York Yanks. 32-0; Chi- ‘hat’ § s editors the exhibition play. sago ears ol Los Annis. 7-6. Ean That 8 how sports editors t eLro

and football writers of the

- 8 a ss ENGELES- =Desoated PB asnington. N y N ; 5 icago Bears, 42-14 iladelphta ripps-How News ers EXHIBITION games usually 31-26. Lost Lo Chicago Cardinals. 36-21: Scripps-Howarq | Pa bet provide a great many rookies Browns. 7-6. (Los. Angeles also beat a .yview Coach Bob Neyland’s Vols

combined service team, 55 to 0. DETROIT--Defeated New York Giants, 31-21: Cleveland, 21-20. Tied Philadelphia. -17.. Lost to Washington, 10-7. PHILADELPHIA — Defeated Pittsburgh,

and very few pet plays: but the losses suffered by the four most successful clubs indicate that the !7

on the eve of the 1951 gridiron season's kickoff.

NFL will be pretty well balanced 3 ¥; Green 7, 1-10. Jed Detroit. 17- Scripps-Howard sports ediin 1951. No team is likely t0 80 ‘CHICAGO CARDINALS Defeated New tors in 18 cities all over the undefeated. Jork yants. wey Los Angeles. 36-21. Lost Re “. The Baltimore ‘Colts, who lost SAN F FRANCISCO Defeated Washing- gountry Were Iyvited lo predict all of their 12 games, in 1050, are 33% ‘Lost to Chicags Bears. act. | the “Top Ten” college teams out of the league and some of NEW A YORK GIANTS Deteated Ottawa nationally as they figure the the weaker clubs have been 14-0 Lost to Deiroit. 31-21; Washington, teams will stack up at the end . E 1 strengthened. WASHINGTON- Defeated Detroit. 10-7: ©f the season. Detroit appears to be one of New (York Glants. 14- 10: Shanks. 52-14 In their vote, Tennessee the most improved teams. The 4514. O° Aneeles. 38-14: San Francisco,| pated tops by a comfortable £ 14 GREEN -BAY-—Defeated Cardinals. 17-14 i ” ’ Lions who dost six games ini RELIVING IMLIL| mare over Ohio state. wien pn + DAVE. hem = the New 4 ‘PITTSBURGH — Defeated New York ints over Michigan State Sauls and : ne y Yanks, 21-17. Lost, to Philadelphia. ‘24-9. pony Ny A Scop the league's top. defensive ®out- 24 : ere is the com . sCHICAGO BEARS Defeated Ban Prants— y < Angel 42-14; ‘ard “Top Ten”. slate: Rts Tn EADS Ms yer ake Poi $f Howard Top : . Sen {oS hi NEW YORK YANKS--Lost to Pittsburgh 1. TENNESSEE AGAINST the Browns, Ends 3:1 Washingion. 82:0: Chicago Casramals.l , o OHIO STATE Leon Hast aod im Martin, ive A 3. MICHIGAN STATE ex-Notre Dame’ giants, an e { 4. OKLAHOMA rest of the Detroit defensive line S0dgman Beats Flam J 5. WASHINGTON kept Otto Graham, one of the |n Pacific Net Meet 6. CALIFORNIA game's best passers, from getting . 7. BAYLOR ‘off a touchdown throw. LOS ANGELES, Sept. 15 (UP) 3. XNOTRE DAME Washington, , which won only - Frank S8edgman won the rubber 9. ALABAMA . three games’ last season, also match from plucky Herb Flam to- 10. KENTUCKY

- looks stronger. Some wags insist * that Washington will show more platdons than points in any given game but the Redskins. may be ready ta make a good pitch to help Coach Herman Ball keep his job. Ball, who has about 11 different

day as he defeated the former UCLA tennis star ih a grueling three-hour five set Pacific Southwest Tennis tournament semifinal, 1-6, 5-7, 6-3. 10-8. Sedgman, the defending champ and Australian Davis Cup, ace, qualified to meet young Tony Tra-

Wisconsin and Illinois were voted into 11th and 12th positions, The votes were scared by a combination point method--10 points for each mention in the total balloting; plus extra points at the rate of 10 for a

- 7-0,

player combinations for various bert, Cincinnati, the tourney's top- first-place vote, nine for secoffensive and defensive occasions, seeded domestic entrant, in to- ong eight for third, and so on. has beaten the Lions, ‘Giants and morrow’s men's singles finale. mre Yank while losing to the Rams’ national Women's Singles : and Forty-Niners. Champ Maureen Connelly de- Football Notes

u ou » THE GIANTS have played .500 ball and the Bears won only one

ENJOY THAT TIRED FEELING

The South Side-Saints foothall team will hold a meeting at Garfield Park at 10:30 tomorrow morning. Buck Adams again will

She meets. Beverly Baker, Santa coach the team. All of last year's players and those, desiring tryouts are urged to

Monica, in tomorrow's finale in attend ean

feated Mary Prentiss handily 6-3, 6-1, to win her semi-final match.

is cigar-puffing Garland Fra- hy from Indianapolis Broad ; ipple. v zier, new head coach and ath- Steed Enis Holsti a letic director. Speed == jnds o.slinhe an Beasley and Right Half Cal

|sCalifornia Aggies

. *Iowa State

| Oklahoma A. & M

! Whitworth

not had -a years, gaps of man error. “Wabash Always Fights” reads the sign over the score‘board. How true,

losing season

DePauw's biggest . . . speed and power in the backfield.

No Pink ‘T’ at DePauw

“WHAT'S MY line?” That's no television program, fans. That's just

Mike Snavely wondering

about his DePauw University forward wall. DePauw has only two men returning from last season's line. They are Center Dave Vear and Tackle Walt Chaffee. That's a break for underclassmen and reserves, but hardly a tonic for Snavely and Line Coach Joe Thomas. The backfield is in good shape. It will have speed and power. If a fast line can open up the holes, the Tigers should roll. ” ” n

FORTY-SIX men are out for football at DePauw. Fourteen are freshmen. Only five are seniors. With 3 the exception of

_ THE INDIANAPOLIS . By Frank Anderson ‘with Sketches by Gene Feingold

. DePauw Needs Line

in * Tradition will fill in"the ingxperience and hu-

"is light.

for This Week

SATURDAY, SEPT. 22

*Akron Case

Albion Ashland Alcorn A & M Kentucky State *Alfred Brockport State *Arizona Utah *Beloit North Central Bowling Green Ohio Wesleyan Bradley Tampa *Bucknell Gettysburg—B Butler Valparaiso

California Santa Clara Fresno State Sul Ross State

Youngstown

*California Poly Camp Lejeune

Camp Polk Southwestern La. Inst *Carroll (Wis.) Milwaukee State Champlain St. Lawrence *Clemcon Presbyterian Colorado Colorado A & M *Colorado State Washburn Concordia (Minn.) St Thomas Cornell College Carleton *Davidson Lenoir-Rhyne *Delaware Lehigh *Denver Drake *Detrotit Toledo Eastern Montana State

Washington

* East Texas State Abilene Christian

*Florida Citadel | Franklin & Lebanon Valley Marshall “sClenrgia George Washington

Genrgia Tech Southern Methodist

Grinnel Luke Forest *Hampton Inst, Shaw Harvard Soringfield Hiram Wooster *Houston Barior Howard Univ RYifefield State *Idahon. College of Whitman

Colorado Mines Indiana State Wayne North Dakota

Idaho State Illinois Normal Towa State

Teachers

*John Carroll St Prancis (Pa.)

*Kalamazoo Wheaton Ransas State Cincinnati Lafayette Albright *Lock Haven State West Liberty State “LL. S.'D Mississippi Southern

*Marotiette South Dakota

*Marshall Morehead State *McMurry Midwestern *Michigan Normal Hope Michigan State Orezon State *Mississinpi College Arkansas A. & M Mississinpi State Arkansas State Missouri Fordham Moravian Lincoln (Pa.) Morris Brown Tuskegee *Muhlenberg Upsala *Nebraska Wesleyan. Omaha *New Mexico Arizona (Flagstaff) State

North “Carolina - Norin, Solna

Northeastern Rhode. Island. State

*Northern (8.D) Superior State State *Northwest Cantral Oklahoma Louisiana Norwich ; Maine Maritime

Arkansas Stanford -C Wilmington Jardin. Simmons Pacific Lutheran

Oregon Otterbein *Pacific. College of Puget “Sount

*Richmond Randolph-Macon Rochester Clarkson . South Carolina Duke

Southern California Southern Illinois

Washington State Central Michigan

Texds Kentucky «TCU Kansas *Texas Tech West Texas State *Texas Western North Texas State Trinity Tex.) Texas A & 1 *Vanderbiilt Middle Tennessee Virginia Military Wofford Washington Montana *Western Kentucky - Howard College Western Michigan Kent State Westminster (Pa.) Slippery Rock

West Virginia Wavneshurg Willamette

*Wichita Miami 0.)

William & Mary Boston University Wyoming idaho , Yale ‘ . ates q SUNDAY, SEPT. 23 Loyola iCal) San Diego Navy 8t. Bonaventure Xavier (0. Be San Francisco Nevada ret *-~Night game , A-—Game played at Montgomery, Ala

B—Game played at Hershey, Pa. C—Game played at Portland. Ore.

— oe

Homer: Lead BROOKLYN —

year with 194.

a battle of the first and second — : seeded women entrants, \

Local High School Grid Card This Week

Tuesda Brownsburg at Pike Township 8 p.m, Beech Grove vs. Sacred Heart at CYO,

8 Karen Central at Ben Davis, 8 p. m. i West Lafayette at Broad Hipnle. oe p.m. —Cathedral at Bloomington, Decatur Central at a 5, pm Franklin Township at Green eld. 8 p.m. Howe at Southport, Lawrence Central at at School 3pm Washington at Mapual 8 i . Plke Township at , .Bhortridge at Crawt ordsiie » p. am, Anderson at Tech, i iy

‘Crispus Attucks Open). .

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Gates Open 6:30—Qualifications 7—First Race 8:30 General Admissioh, 0 31.00: Srondsiond, $1.50. Tax x peid

NIGHT 8:30

pionship

next-to-last race of the year this afternoon. A 50-lap championship is the fea-

semi-final events & also will be run in addition to the century run.

be watching for § J a battle between Duk e®3 Kimmerling, An- §§

Moneymaker, Jack Harrison, Gene Warriner and many others.

starts

The Dodgers led the major leagues in homers last

3. &

Vear, Chaffee and the. backfield,. the team is inexperienced. Snavely uses a “T.” The sy3tem makes use of speed, the team’s biggest asset. But it's also tricky. Inexperienced hands could fog it*up. Snavely's hopeful that won't happen. He says his new men are learning fast. Last year's man team was according to Snavely. Only. 15 of its members were invited back as sophomores this fall. = n Ld

THE SQUAD, on the whole, It includes seven men in the 200-pound class. Five of these boys are . tackles, The tentative first string has two of

the crop. End Ken Wieland 226) and Tackle Walt Chaffee (226). :

DePauw fresh“just average.”

Biggest men on the club are

Huffman is.a sophomore.

The first string reads like this: Ends—Pem Faber (158) and

Wieland; tackles—Chaffee and Freshman Kllis Brockman (165); guards—Jack McNairy, 178-pound freshman from Indianapolis Broad Ripple; center—Vear (181); quarterback left half (146), right (159), (178).

—Gene Gephart (155), —Ward .Shawver half—Steve Nagy fullback—Jim Dailey first-string

The

Toss a line to DePauw's Mike Snavely.

TIMES.

and

team might

= __ SUNDAY, SEPT. 16, 1051 "3ig 10 Roundup— :

OSU's Top Fullback Out for Bar Bout; . ‘Samuels Hurls 3 D's

By United Press COLUMBUS, O., Sept. 1 15—John Hlay, Ohio State's top fullback and chief linebacker, was suspendetl today for fighting in a barroom brawl early this morning. The 21-year-old Niles, O., lineplunger was given the {suspension which may keep him -—— - off the team as coach Woody eighth tin Big 10 standings) but Hayes gave the squad fhe day off Iowa spirit will haunt them.” to visit their homes. It will be Coach TIeonard Raffensperger their last free week-end before remembers that such posters were ithe Buckeyes finish their Western used last ykear to bring the Iowa |Conference schedule with Michi- Squad to a high pitch before the gan in Ann Arbor, Nov. 24, Purdue game, . » n o ” one ¥ : . MINNESOTA, in preparation ATHLETIC Director Richard , MI prep

for its opener against Washing(Larkins said Hlay was suspended , {yo weeks from today, began (indefinitely pending an investi-

its second to last big scrimmage gation by the athletic board and {,4,y with a stiff defensive workuniversity officials.

out. The Golden Gophefs have Police said that the fracas be- spent the last week in polishing

Coach Joe Thomas . . . this is a forward wall?

Tackles Art Massena (243 and - gan when Hlay and another Stu- their offense, Coach Wes Fesle 5-8) and Bob Huffman (231 and jnclude Bob Stephens, junior dent, Robert Tose, 25, of Ports- says he 2ns hold one more se 2%). Massena is a freshman. quarterback from Indianapolis mouth, tangled with a special cale drill next Saturday in Me.

Broad Ripple. Bob will play de- sheriff's deputy and bartender morial Stadium. fense mostly, his lack of speed who had asked them to leave other un 8 handicapping him as an offensive customers in the saloon alone. A: TOM NEWBROUGH, a {rosh man. His chief competition, Gep- general melee developed, police southpaw, looked sharp in prachart, isa track man. - + °° : reported, and the husky fullback tice today as Coach Bernie y 2 =n was not quieted until police struck Qosterbaan of Michigan concen-

SNAVELY promises an inter- him with a night stick: after they trated in passing drills yesterday.

esting: team and an interesting had taken him outside. Oosterbaan shifted his ' backs season. Barring injuries, the : 2%» around looking for passing lightweight, green Tigers should HLAY was charged with -dis- strength and found the Fairmont, do as well as last ‘year's 4-4 orderiv condoct assault ‘apd bat. W. Va, gridder .his sharpest team, X Re ite . : ‘tery, and resisting arrest. He was Pitcher. - Thus, far the 1m jury list has later reléased in ss: of 3135 pend- ites CEA \ : been light. Likewise; the draft ing appearance in Municipal Court DOWNSTATE, “the Michigan list, pL Hs, igh Bed condi- Sept Ju p State varsity went through a tion is good. Snavely says all yw practice session devoted almost the boys want to ‘play ball. il who had ‘ousied upon entirely to pass defense and ofThomas is working hard with when his first Ohio Sate team fcnse. Coach Biggie Munn rehis line. If his men copy their [opens the season with Southern Forted that Quarterback Al coach, that forward wall will |ypothodist here Sept. 29 called the Dorow, who was sent to a hosbe tough as steel. Bob Harvey, = . pital yesterday with ‘a badly

affair “regrettable” and said that

who. left Franklin College to bruised right leg, would be ready

take the DePauw head basket- Re a Several other fullback for the Michigan State opening ball job, is coaching the re- akan Tl : ; game against Oregon State Sept. serves. Student Assistant Dave Meanwhie Ohio State did hear > 22, Herring handles the line over- good news today when it was - rr — flow / Dene learned that Quarterback Tony Th I . ‘sa Surcilo will be ready on opening ree njured HERRING WAS a varsity The Elyria. O.. back reported to

At Speedrome

Jesse” Plummer won the feature stock car race at the Speed-

center two years ago, but developed a bad back and was forced to give up the sport.

the team doctor yesterday with what was believed t6 be a hernia,’ but was told there was nothing

Snavely says. Dave is a big seriously wrong and that he could T°Me in last night's racing that help. report for practice Monday morn- S8W three drivers sent to St. The Tigers open the season ng Francis Hospital for treatment, at Hanover Sept. 29. Wabash ; pw The first casualty came in the closes the DePauw campaign fourth heat race won by Bill Ram-

WISCONSIN, another pre-sea-son favorite, is ready for its opener against Marquette Sept. 20. First defensive and offensive platoons are almost definitely set and Coach Ivy Williamson

on Nov. 17. If the Tigers look alive between Sept. 29 and Nov. 17, that Monon. Bell won't be playing a : dirge for DePauw.

sey. ‘Max Lee spun on the south turn and. hit the wall. He was treated for. nose and mouth injuries, The! other two casualties. hap-

On 2 Tracks

pened in the pit area as’

is now searching for -‘“trouble Biante on nd Don she ” ’ i ’ L an om arison, both Wright Angle— Roosers Mofn whers drivers servicing different cars, ¥ = 8 received burns as the - radiator R QUARTERBACK Dale Samuels Boe fare hie off and passed for three of six touch- ¥ : em wi ot water, =. ace Spot downs today as Purdue's varsity Eddie Bennett of Midland, Ind.

placed second in the feature and Chuck Atkins third. Heat winners were Atkins, Bennett, Dan Montgomery and Bill Ramsey. Bennett also took the trophy dash and Phil Doty the semi- -fiRal,

scrimmaged with the reserves. Two of his aerial® were snapped up by Halfback Phil Klezek and the other by Veteran End Darrel Brewster. Three other varsity TD's were

feature.

Salem Speedway AAA

presents speedway

ture. = n u AT W. 16TH ST. time trials for the “open competition” season finale will start at 7 p. m. with the first of four heat events at!

$30 pp. m. Two

Race fans will

royal

derson pilot. and es Herschel White, White Indianapolis. - The, two _have heen

battling back and forth all season over the lead in the Championship Stock Car Club point standings. the leader by a scant four points in. the race for a top share of

At the moment White Js

$11,000. y ” 2 = PUSHING THOSE two for a front row seat in victory lane will be Jimmy Warriner, Bud

Dick Passwater, Butch Brooks,

The open competition allows

any member of any racing organization pionship additional entrance fee of $1 will be required.

to enter the state chamevent without club fees. Only the

” " a

if at noon,

classic time,

SALEM'S league

standard

ART WRIGHT BIG LEAGUE interest in auto racing centers on two ‘tracks in this area today: Indianapolis’ W. 16th .St. Speedway presents its final Championship Stock Car Club hardtop race of the season $y 0 tonight with a 100-lap state cham- ————— The padlock goes on the busy track after tonight's races . . . next season. *

no more until

its car

paying

,zaruk,

chalked up through rushing by Fullback Glenn Young, Quarter back Phil Mateja, who - broke

Roessler Wins loose fo y 8s aft ei toareed So Be Tr gi 16th St. Feature

Klezek. Frank Roessler, last night set another track record at the West

— THE SECOND tgam outshone 16th St. Midget Speedwas "and with aualifications. “The first race the first-stringers today as In- then went on to capture a heat is at 2 p. m. There are three eight- diana’s Hoosiers held a long event and the 25 lap feature. lap heats and a 10-lap consola- Scrimmage. Roessler lowered his time trial tion in addition to the 50-lap Mid- Junior quarterback Ray Pé- record of 18.07 to :18.04. He had western Championship classic. trauskas, who also doubles as little trouble in winning the A last minute entry is the car 1ndiana’s No. 1 safety man. feature although the race had to owned by Mel Hansen. one of the tossed five touchdown passes, be started three times because most popular big league drivers three to Jerry Ellis and two to of crackups. Time for the race before his near-fatal accident, Pete Fisher. Both are Sopho- Was 8:03.46. The field of at least 25 cars in- mores. - «= Heat events Were won by cludes such topnotehers as Trov 5. 2 7 . Jimmy Warriner, Herschel White Ruttman, Mike Nazaruk Leroy JT-LINOIS goes into today's full And Ward Burke. The two semiWarriner, Duane Carter; Joe SCale drill without the services of final events were taken by White James, Gordon Reid. Jimmy Dav. Suard Chuck Studley and half- and Dick Passwater while the walt, Doc Shanebrook. : Andy back Don Stevenk. °~ However, consolation went to Charlie JackLinden, Buzz Barton. Peter Rom- C0ach Ray Eliot said the two men SON. , cevich, Jim Rigsby, Billy McGee would be back with the team for A 100-lap state championship ‘Red Bales. Don Freeland, Crash Monday's drill. race -tonight will end the stock Crockett Vern Faler. Wavne a. 8 a . car deason. Trials open at 7 Padgett, Ira Collins, Gene Al- , JOWA Hawkeyes dressed for to- With heats at 8:30. The event is dridge, Paul Howe, Russ Roves. day's drill under locker room pos- open competition with any race Fred © ‘Sommers, Roy Hamilton used last year to bring the Iowa club welcome to enter. and Joie Ray. Salem's next race for the big . ° . . S99 T ITT * cars will he Oct. 14, ® F . KO Other Races Today: . amous DAK STOCK CARS — BSoeredrome. Kokomo Speedway. Monticelln Speedwas Fastrack RETINA IH A at Terre Haute. Alexandria all at. nignt. @ and Mt. Lawn Speedway at New Castle Logansport Fairgroan ds. Winamac 8peed- Fully Synchronized CR Elle Sew Now in Stock yom. 4 : NORM WITTE, Dayton, O, $ head of the Central States Racing o. Association, says he has author- : ized his attorney to enter suit . for “$200,000 against the Darling- ; ton (8. C.) International Race- ® « ia ‘way. Claims abrogation of con- “Stop in and tract. Suit dates back to last @ z year when Witte was in the Let Us Show You These Darlington race operation pic- @® ture, then AAA was permitted in : Precision 35MM Cameras

and CSRA was out. @

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10 in the revised Championship speedway Tony Bettenhausen 1016: o 1448.8. Jack McGrath, Banks. 1186.6: Mike Na1143: Lee Wallard., 1000: Manuel 867.5: Andy Linden, 761: Cecil res (deceased), 650; Bill Schindier, 583!

The next national title race :) next » Sunday at Centennial Park, Denver, Colo. a 100 miler.

HERE are the top AAA National car standing Walt Faulkner, 1210.5; Henry

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