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FRIDAY, MAY SO, 1947 THE INDIANArOLIS STAR. PAGE I' 30 May Start '500 9, If tototA to to Macs 777T rwi I ri I Til rri iiiimi liimiies Andres, Hansen Pass Test; Waivers Needed Seek 3d Big 9 Title In Row Concluded From Page 1 Race Facts elapsed before the first car ever pulled up to the starting line. TRACK Two and one-half Hansen, driving the Flavell Duffy Special, qualified at 117.298 mues an hour and Andres did his 10 miles at 116.781 miles an hour. Hartung Wins Again; Giants Regain Lead New York, May 29 CP) Clint Hartung, highly publicized New York Giant rookie who failed as an outfielder, hurled his mates back to the top of the National League standing today by stopping Brooklyn, 5 to 4, although he couldn't last the full nine innings. IT WAS THE fourth straight pitching triumph for the Hondo (Tex.) hurricane, who added a single and a triple to the Giant attack.

Bill Rigney rapped out a pair of doubles in his two official trips to the plate. -V 1 Am. If i.Jl fr crrt Kw' ft xf i CVr Vn. vvx V- miles of brick and asphalt. DISTANCE 500 miles.

WEATHER Cool and clear or clearing. TIME Gates open at a.m. (Central Daylight Time). Starting bomb at 11 a.m. (Central Daylight Time).

FIELD Thirty ears with Ted ADKES WAS driving the Tucker Partner Special entered by Joe Lencki Chicago. It's the one which had piston trouble Wednesday and apparently was out or the race. Big Nine Golf Tournament Begins Today By MAX GREENWALD Star Sports Writer Lafayette. May 29 Wind-breakers and sweat shirts were prevalent on the Purdue University golf course today as the Midwest's outstanding collegiate linksmen went through their final tests before the 28th Western Conference tournament tomorrow and Saturday. Although the fairways were soggy in spots following this morning's rain, the course Is in excellent condition for the rugged 72-hole competition which will decide team and Individual champions.

A cold wind cut across the links today as Purdue defeated Wisconsin and Iowa in a triangular medal play meet and members of the other Big Nine squads held informal practices. SIX PLAYERS will compete for each school, with the low four scores counting in the tabulation for team honors. On the basis of competition this season, the contests for both titles appear wide open. John Jacobs of Iowa will not be back to de- Lencki is one of the leaders In the American Society of Professional Automobile Racing which battled with the Speedway over Horn, Paterson, XJ in pole posi prize money. That was the feud which actually started all the Evanston, III, May 29 The University of Illinois track team, coached by Leo Johnson, will bid for third straight outdoor title when the 47th Western Conference meet is held at Dyche Stadium tomorrow and Saturday.

The Illini's 36-mnn squad includes three performers who are defending champions in six of the meet's 14 events and five others who rate as potential first-place winners. George Walker, hampered by a leg injury, will not defend his 120-yard high hurdles title but he will attempt to qualify in the 220 low hurdles. His Illinois mates are expected to cop the crown by about 20 points, but they may fall short of their total of 66 points last year. THUS MOST of the team fireworks will pop in the scrap for second place. Ohio State, 1946 runner-up, apparently has an edge for second place, but the Buck tion.

(Two depending on signing of waivers.) ESTIMATED CROWD race confusion. "uyn. ah A N. Y. AB A 000.

Stunkv a 0 3 8 Rlcney.3 2 2 1 Roblmon.t 4 As it now shapes tip, the field Includes, only one former race winner. That Is Mauri Rose of rttu.u wsr 575,000 ruaran- "iwitek.a 4 1 a 4 10 3 0 15 Kriaer.cf 4 Walker rt 1 teed by Speedway, plus lap and accessory prizes, bringing total money to $152,000. Hrmnakl.lf 4 Kdwardi.n 4 Lmbardl.o 4 2 2 Marihall.rf 4 13 South Bend, who was a co-win' ner with Floyd Davis in 1941. 4 Oordon.lt 4 2 0 4 0 3 4 2 1 0 0 0 Kacklfy 0 Rraac.aa 4 Hatten.n 3 err. Hartung.p Trtnkle.p TRACK miles an hour, by the late Floyd Rob AND THE FASTEST qualifier of the lot was Bill Holland of Bridgeport, a 39-year-old Chandler.p 0 'Snider 1 OrKn.p 0 erts, 1938.

winiriao 1 Total! 36 10 24 13 Totali 33 11 27 15 FASTEST QUALIFYING TIME dirt track driver, who never has driven a mile of competition at SlnRled for Chandler In eighth. 128.756 miles an hour by Bill Holland, Bridgeport, in Blue Crown Spark Plug Special. eyes should get an argument from Michigan, Minnesota, Wisconsin jndianapolis. He was an original entrant and wheeled one of Lou loore's Blue Crown Spark Plug 'Specials around at 128.756 miles an hour. He will be starting in LAST YEAR'S WINNER and Indiana.

George Robson, Los Angeles, killed In Labor Day race at me middle or the third row. JTlilHlJ J- and Emi. Andre, bitting on the pole for the tt vviiiioiumiv uni aiiuiiici ai Lfi iiUHinvincr inr ihi ii Bulk of the Illinl bid will be carried by two double titllsts, Herb McKenley, In the 440 and 220, and Bob Rehberg. in the mile and half-mile. But also eleventh-hour mns.

v-c in yesieraay The speed Is somethine that Is In the laps of the gods. Barring bad accidents or inclement gunning for individual crowns Grounded out lor Gregg In' ninth. Brooklyn 00010002 11 New York 00104000 5 Error Rigney. Runt batted In Wllek, 2' R'Sny. Thoraion.

Marshall 2, Reiser 2. Two-basa hit Rig. Wltf1. Thornton. Three-buna Horn run Hermanakl.

Slolen nasea Rigney 2, Reiser. SacrW ne Rigney Double playa Stanky, Keene and Robinson: Hartung. Kerr and Mlae. Left on bases Brooklyn 8, New York 7. Base on balla Off Hatten 1, (handler 1.

struck out By Hartung PnJ- Off Hatten 8 In 4J nnlngs, Chandler 3 In 2H, Gregg nona 1., Hartung 9 In (nona out In ninth), Trlnkle 1 In 1. Winning pitcher Hartung. Losing pitcher Hatten. Umpires -Conlan. Reardon and Qoetj.

TIma 3:10. Attendance 24.274. Spring Athletes Honored By Tech Tech High School spring athletic awards were presented to 87 weather it looked like a record breaker as far as getting around the track in a hurry is concerned. will be High Jumper Dike EdiUe Wants Nig 10 Again iena me crown he gained last year at Minneapolis. Michigan, beaten twice in dual matches, still is rated highly In the role of defending champion with a veteran combination.

In addition, John Jenswolf, who won the individual title in 1944, has rejoined the Wolverines after having been In the armed forces. Another former champion seeking his second crown is Howard Saunders of Ohio State, winner In 1945. He played under the name of Baker at that time but legally has changed It to Saunders. THE BOILERMAKERS, hosts The present speed record of 117.200 miles an hour for 500 Chicago, May 29 President I JS tart of the race today will be Horn of Paterson, N.J., and his car Is the same one in which Shaw won the speed classic in 939 and 1940. It's an Italian Maseratl and porn qualified it at 126.554 miles jan hour.

The mention of Horn also Jbrings 'up the subject of trying pick the winner and In the 500-mile race it's a hazardous as trying to name the winner of the state high school basketball tournament. But just to stick a long neck out the vote goes to Mr. Horn. miles was set by the late Floyd Roberts of Van Nuys. in 1938.

John Hannah of Michigan State College today aked the Hi it Nine Conference- to make Uself the Big 10 again by aiwiRnlng MSC the CERTAINLY THERE are sev place formerly held by Chicago, Meantime the conference ath- eral cars in this year's race capable of beating that speed. Two of them are the Nov! Governor Mobil Specials. The one to be driven by Cliff Bergere of Toledo. is letio directors In the opening session of the three-day meeting re 10 me nrst conference links meet ever played in this state, are distinct threats with Fred Wampler, who holds the course record of jected a proposal to put freshman football competition on an Inter the one in which Hepburn broke all track records in qualifying last year. 1J7 live under par the No.

man. collegiate basis, and tentatively approved football for 150-pound However, In today's three-wav players, or 1pm. The other is a brand new 1oh to be driven by Herb Ardineer of man, Pole-Vaultcr Bob Richards. meet, Dwlght Marsee led Purdue with a 77 while John Cleary hnd a 78. Wampler took 79 strokes.

Detroit. That car also fieured in mn Shot Tut ter Norm Wasser, Two-Miler John Twomey, and Bill Mathis, national collegiate 100- appearing rusty after staying off of the 1947 race confusion. It boys by Principal Hanson H. An-derson at the recent annual ban quet. Award winners follow: Traek-fServIca sweater) Jarvey Brown, oeorge McElfresh, Donald Newman: John NI wheri Wlnnlnger, John Wolfe Bm Zllson; (white sweater) fSS.

AldrMKe. Charlea BrharbrouRhJ Iflold track Julius PrFabU, Robi nLmFtyJ Wimm BM (TH8 award) tJ i Anderson, Paul Askren, James A. Bern, Robert Bertlng, Jamxi Brm-key, James K. Carpenter, Thomas K. Carpenter, Roy Chamberlln, Walter Cravens, Robert H.

Dunn, John Hoover, Raymond 1.. Jensen, William 3 Ksstner, Thomas Keii William Klngery, F. Norman McKlnney Alan i Msyerrost, Donald Narhhsr, James aim Meredith Stone, Sr', Donald Harbin, Noblt Root, Leonard Sheets. Itaaehell fl.Mrf.. i me unKS tor almost a week.

yard was qualified by, Merrill (Doc) Williams, the former Dick Sorcel of Wisconsin tied Ohio State has dangerous mid pilot, and then he withdrew. Marsee's 77, which Is six over par. However, he equaled par on the dle distance and hurdling mat also was something un- homeward nine with a 35. THE FIGHT to reopen the qualifying period was led by Lencki, Joel Thome, Hollywood sportsman, and Ralph Hepburn of Los Angeles, the president of ASPAR. All three were active In the ASPAR battle.

At any rate, the 28-or-30-start-ers, will be shooting for approximately $132,000 In prize money. The Speedway puts up most of that, of course, with automotive firms pitching in the rest in accessory prizes. The starting time will be 11 o'clock, Central Daylight Time, and the finish will be slightly more than four hours later. The crowd, if the weather is good, figures to be around 150,000. The weather man said, however, it 'looked as if it would be very cool for the race.

strength, topped by versatile Lloyd Duff and long-striding Bill Clifford, 880 runner-up last The Boilermakers had a ilx- precedented in Speedway history. When Williams bowed out Ard-inger was named to take the car. mnn score of 477, besting Iowa by 15 strokes and Wisconsin bv 20. Horn car, naturally, was a no- The scores: MICHIGAN be headed by riirduH 70 Herb Barten, indoor 880 champion, and Shot-Putter Chuck p.iHicn Lewev ar Charles Baker, Rob- Inir. illli, HaroJ? John wh sweater) Kn, Kl5f' Tharps (gold DonaH Htarkj (TUB awards) Jack Haines.

Pant Kurt kn.s. "wight, Roheri nray. Krnest ntn. tential threat to wipe out the speed record. Another is a Nazi-built Mercedes Benz, which was entered by the Don Lee Corporation of Los Angeles.

It will be driven by Duke Nalon of Chicago, who qualified it at 128.082 miles mlr 81, flen Nmth HU, iSwlght 7J, Bill 1MU Kil, John Clfary 7H. Iow (4(121 ClmrlM UixlMrff 78, Hobrt Ormiiim S3, Jnm. lUlfy HH, RnlMtrt SO, Dan Klittlmn 81. Wlnconmn (4971 -Dlele Hnrsul 77, Rob-trt Tlmbrnnk Dl. (J.

mid Waii.n Fonvllle, tabbed tho most likely to tark up a new meet record. Wisconsin will bank mninly on Two-Mllrr Don Gehrmann, Sprint er jjick iiouacn and role Vaulter John Famon, Richard Hammon, Jack' Henderson, Donald Jarvls, Harold Koeh- Jlobm silver AO, Dick Htnrkny 78. There will be two 18-hole rounds of conference play tomorrow. an hour. EARLY TO BED.

Tom Bennett. Northwestern, "'a waiiar Nash, Charles Bmnrk. Rnherl fltnrlisi. The veteran Rex Mays also was wmcn never has won. placed or nv acuuniKii, nuu un i De jaie irus morning when things start popping at the Speedway.

Tony Hulman (left), owner of the 500-Mile listed as a top threat. Mays, who lives in Glendale, was an ASPAR taken third In league history, tins' morton, Richard Wills. sweater)' Charlee W. Butler; (THS awards) Richard Butler, Jom-ph Clemnns, John Mahan, Roheri Bpear; (ATB awards) Robert Ouellerl. holdout until the last week and certain point-makers In Defending Pole Vault Champion Bill Moore and Bill Porter, heavilv fa uaui, ana miour cnaw, president and general manager, bedded down in the track hos pital last night so they'd be on hand at the crack of dawn for all the early activity then got into the race the hard avm Hllllgnss, Frederic Ives, David enn niton, v.thrrl u.n.ri.i kii, way.

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820 M. Delaware St. Fhon LI. 381 vored to win both hurdles events. R'chl, day and had to hold his black and white speedster down to 124.412 Broad-Jumper Lloyd Lamolso coixkoic oi.r Today's '500' Lineup miles an hour because of shock absorber trouble.

and Weight-Man Fortune Gordien are Minnesota's best bets, while Indiana will shoot for firsts with Duncan Cops Midget Race ESS m- Sprinter Chuck Peters and Two-Mile Champion Earl Mitchell. An Get Sef other defending chamnlon EVEN though the pre-race preparations were so mixed up that no one knew whether Green-berg was on third or "who" was playing first, it was a typical Driver AMERICAN I.KA(UK Nw Vork at Phlladolphl Chandler and Brvuna (3-4) Va. lob-man (0-3) and Fowler levrland nt Chlraio (2 (Harder and llaynet (l-2, HI. IjhiU al Detroit (I) Poller M) tZXW! Motion at Wahlnton 3 ll.nh.nn I'lereltl (1-1) and llarfnrr (0-4), NATIONAL I.KAdI Brooklyn at Honlon (2) Barney (1-0) nd lwnbardl (1-4) v. Hpahn (1-0) and Broad-Jumper Paul Miller of Pur Cr No.

1 18 27 due. Coming up from second, Tod (Splinter) Duncan of Chicago won the open competition 25-lap feature event at the Indianapolis FRENCH SHRINER URNER Fhnt Cvihm SAosi fat Gtntltmm CHARLES PATTERSON IK. Market St. Units MS mrtn fi.oor fh, sm Opposlta Circle Tower Bids. Iowa, Inst In the 1947 Indoor night-before-the-race in Tndianap' olis.

meet, has a ranklne shot-nutter In Dick Hocrner. Hotels, taverns and night clubs llarn.ll (I -Mi Wildcats Ahead. at nr vs. New Vork (2) (11-1) and Kennedy (3-2) and Qualifying Speed 126.564 124.957 124.040 120.783 121.402 121.331 118.425 128.756 123.423 122.266 119.032 I'hlladeliihla l.cMMiinl i a. j) Nrhans (0-0) kiln Cl-i) Ted Horn Cliff Bergere Mauri Rose Herb Ardinger Shorty Cantlon Runs Snowberger Les Anderson Bill Holland Ken Fowler Jimmy Jackson Milt Fankhouser 54 24 25 58 16 47 In Big Nine Tennis I hlraso at I'ltlshnrgh (2) Borowy i-i) ana tvysa -4) vs.

ttoa l.li and lllshe (3-5 i. ITgRKSE All Types, Immediate Installation. Free Easy Terms. MERRILL McKINNEY Midget speedway last night before 4,000 chilled spectators. Bob Breading of Indianapolis, who held the lead until midway in the race, was second, and Sod Saunders of Hartford City, was third, trailed by LeRoy Warriner of Indianapolis.

Duncan, was clocked at 7:07.5. Sam Hanks, West coast midget champion, dominated the afternoon card, copping one of the preliminaries, winning the eight-lap helpmet dash and taking the Blue ribbon in the 25-laD feature in Evanston. 111.. Mnv 29 were jammed. The line to get into the Speedway grounds has been forming for days and West 16th Street had its usual carnival atmosphere.

The concession stands were going at full blast. Across the road from the Speedway the midget racing track put on three different shows during the night. And at 5 a.m. the gates were to be thrown open. Six hours later comes the bomb that will start the world's greatest automobile race.

for Your Picnics Northwestern University's tennis team, by capturing a preliminary round doubles contest, took; over a half-point lead torlnv after the 7 WA. JA43 849 Fairfield Rea BR. SAM nrst round ot the Wcntem Cnn at EM-ROE'S PICNIC BASKETS $2.98 $3.98 $5.95 $10.50 53 28 14 Terence championships. Illinois Mnrlnnatl at Ht. Iuls (J) Vender-Meer (J-J) and Peterson U-Ji vs.

Brarla (J-Il and llrarn (S-l). Local Kcglers Led By Sally Twyford Sally Twyford rolled 656 In the Thursday Night Mixed League at the Parkway alleys to lead local bowlers last night. Her games were 222, 202 and 232. was in second place. The Wildcats totaled 9 points 7:07.1, followed by Johnny Parsons and Duane Carter, both of Los Angeles.

FIRST ROW Name Bennett Brothers Spl. Nov! Governor Mobil Spl. Blue Crown Spark Plug Spl. SECOND ROW, Novl Governor Mobil Spl. Automobile Shippers Spl.

Fed. Engineering Detroit Spl. THIRD ROW Kennedy Tank Spl. Blue Crown Spark Plug Spl. Don Lee Spl.

FOURTH ROW Jim Hussey Spl. Jack Maurer Spl. Bristow-McManus Spl. FIFTH ROW Walsh Special Permaf use Special Superior Industries Special SIXTH ROW Palmer Special Cameo Special Don Lee Special SEVENTH ROW Tucker Special Bowes Seal Fast Special Wolfe Special EIGHTH ROW Peters Special Ross Page Special Tucker Partner Special NINTH ROW Belanger Special Federal Engineering Special Schoof Special TENTH ROW Tattersfleld Special Flavell-Duffy Special 83 31 r- LITTLE BROWN JUG 1 ROOFING Applied Immediately NO DOWN PAYMENT 8 Years to ray! CALL DAY I I etMi OR NIGHT LI. fls 205-207 W.

80UTH ST. oy sailing tnrough both singles and doubles matches without a defeat. Defending champion Illi Insulated Lightweight 8nUot Patented Stopper 1 Gallon t5.2S-S5.tS (with npluot) I Gallon 17.85 (with iplgot) THE CONSOLATION nrize In the night card went to Kin Hurdler Admits Part In Accident Bloomington, May 29 (UP) nois aiso played tho first round without a loss, but finished up 52 57 46 Eaton of New Castle, who led all the way to finish the 15 Ibds wun nine points. The Illinl played SPORTIKG cm-Koe goods In 4:26.1. Doc Shankbrook, De oat Loivin was the with 202-195-256653 In the one maicn lewer than the Wild cats.

Bob Snoddy, 19-year-old state Roland Free George Connor Walt Brown Frank Wearne Hal Robson Pete Romcevlch Duke Nalon Al Miller Rex Mays Paul Russo Joie Chitwood Fred Agabashlan Charles VanAcker Tony Bettenhausen Henry Banks Duke Dinsmore 66 209 W. Wash. LI. 3446 KCA mixed circuit at the Fox. prep champion high hurdler, today 9 Hunt drives.

Roger Downs of Indianapolis, Big Nine singles tltlist in 1943 and the No. 1 Illinois ace. advanced 15 admitted he was the driver of a car which struck and seriously 119.626 124.874 118.355 117.716 122.096 117.218 128.082 124.848 124.412 123.087 123.137 121.478 121.019 120.980 120.928 119.840 115.644 117.298 116.781 Into the semi-finals after a hard- 8 rought match with Dick Halnline, national public parks' champion last year. Downs defeated Haln 41 44 injured Frederick Ford, 29, here last Saturday. Snoddy, Bloomington university high school track star who set a new state record In the 120-yard high hurdles this season, was ar Other leaders: Prksy-Kd Krler, SM.

mixed. Kox-llunl Dorothy Mashek, 4M, H. C.A. mixed; Omer Larrlnon, 685, Thurs-diy men's handicap. Dezelan Harry Jordan, 652,.

Thursday morning; Alvln Turk. ft.H, and Jo Be. 4W. c.T.O. mixed; Leroy Kurse, 0(17.

men hand Ira p. Hlurm Robert itader, BJ7, and Marl-lynKlckenworth, 487, Thursday night ntihVWarR" omm Br'' Thursday Indiana- Curlev ana n.i line, 6-3, 10-8. Standing: 29 43 g(a(t ...9 llndlsna 7 Minnesota vt, i'i troit, was second, and Patsy Goacher, Anderson, was third. Hansen was first in the night's helmet dash in 2:17.6. Second was Duncan and third was Car-ter.

Red Keel of Munde won the afternoon consolation event in 4:20.5. Winners in the four night preliminaries were Saunders, Warriner, Duncan and aPrsons. Coach Of Sheboygan Cagers Fined In Court Sheboygan, May 29 JP John E. (Doxie) Moore, coach of the Sheboygan Redskins of the Northwestern Illinois Michigan Wisconsin Purdue 10 Str eheck, 64.1, Thursday night mixed. Pennsylvania Harry Mohr, 624, and Alberta Bhort, 4S7t Clifton-Wilder mixed.

West Bide Iao Jenkins, 6l, and Hetty Anpleman, 470, BrldKeport Braas mixed. 34 Cy Marshall 38 Mel Hansen Coifing Notes An Opportunity for the Right Man! 1 1 Manager of the Men'a and Boy's Department at Grants REQUIREMENTS To te bttwun At of 21 fo 35. To bt Ayn icAoo gradual. To hay lona prtvioui tiptri-net In tilling of mjr. chandiit or tlmilar mtrchandfta.

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3 Emil Andres TucUer Partner Special Three tournaments are on the 'Qualified, but need waivers to start. program for Pleasant Run eolf. Dismissal Of Army ers this week end. A flag tourney will be held today, blind par Star Recommended rested by Police Chief John Rawlins. He was released In the custody of his father until after he receives his diploma at graduation exercises this week end.

Snoddy said he and a group of friends were driving around Bloomington after he returned from the state track and field meet at Indianapolis last Saturday when he hit Ford. Snoddy said he did not admit earlier that he was the driver because he wanted to wait until he graduated. COLLEGE BASEBALL Klnran's (Indianapolis) at Indiana (raa- eeledl. Western Mlehlraa VTIacomla 1. Arnr 12, Leblrh 1.

Mlchlran Obi Stat 4. Drexel 14, Temple 13. Iowa 4. J. No, Sonja Didn't Drive In '500' National Basketball League, was prizes win oe at stake tomorrow and a 50-man team will be host to West Point, N.Y., Mav 29 (M fined $10 and costs in Municipal By AL ROCHE Rea Park of Terre Haute for an court today on an assault and Officials of the United States Military Academy recommended to the War Department todav that I INDIANS Hiaded for First Plaei Support 'Em Prices Always Right it thi HARRY W.

KRAUSE CO. Man's Wtir 24 N. Finn. St. lnterclub match Sunday, ihe confusion which has marked preparations for the 31st battery charge growing out of an altercation with Fred Lewis, Red 500 mile race since ASPAR skins' all-league guard.

An tournament will be the attraction at River George B. (Barney) Poole, end on the football team that hasn't been defeated In three seasons, be oonned the gloves and took on Lamm finally caught the prize one and went tearing out to lunch screaming like, a fabled banshee. "Did a woman ever drive in the race at the Speedway?" he was asked. Corky, stumped and a bit weary of it all, looked to me for an answer. Moore pleaded guilty to the Sspeedway officials in a scrap for charge after City Attorney Joseph Wilkus had moved for dismissal more money nnaiiy reached the dismissed for deficiency In three acadernic subjects.

I of the original charge of dis side today. Entries will close at 11:30 o'clock and play will start a half hour later. Sarah Shank will be the scene of a master card tournament today through Sunday and two-man pro-amateur tomorrow. orderly conduct. sports department of The Star on the eve of the classic, If only on a minor scale.

The desk phones played a duet 6REAT ndollED CLASSIC I've Been to Sec "Bill" mrougnout the early houw of the evening and the only question asked had to do with the past TONIGHT FIRST RACE 8:30 He then told his caller a woman never has participated In the five century grind. 1 JUST WANTED to be sure," said the fellow at the other end of the line. "Some radio announcer said that a woman had driven 400 miles in one of the races and Identified her as SonJa General ena present oi the huge West 16th Street plant. Who won in 19397 What 'ii the average weight of the cars which MIGHTY Vines Leads Goodall Tournament With 67 Newton, May 29 (UP) Ellsworth Vines, who turned to golf after winning national tennis honors, celebrated his 10th year as a professional today by tying the Charles River course record with a flve-under-par 67, which gave him the first-round lead In the $10,000 Goodall round-robin tournament. Admission MIDGET will run tomorrow? Where Is Pex Mays staying? What is the rec MORE NEW OFFIES! NAME DRIVERS FREE PARKING ord for 500 miles? What time Henle.

He said they didn't know who it was until the car broke down and she got out." 05c AUTO will the gates be opened in the Laborers If you are Interested in steady employment, 40 hours per week, are sober and willing to work nights, Apply Personnel Office morning: Is Tommy Milton That's where Mr. Lamm has For Rtstrvatlons RARFS iinwaiw i Phent IR. MM dead? Who, in your opinion, were the top drivers of all time? tened to leave it all behind and slip on the nose bag. JILL ANDERSON'S Springs Brakes Alignment UOr.lE OF SAFETY LAfJE SANCTIONED BY CAPITOL MIDGET RACING ASS'N-lndiinis' Class A Ctrcnft But he left too soon. Moment WHATEVER BECAME of later somebody broke the monotony by asking a baseball IMMEDIATE APPLICATION Louie Meyer? I'm from Bermuda and I want to buy tickets for the race.

Where do I get them and where can I have my monev KO MCXEY DQWM-J TEAKS TO PAT SERVICE changed to American currency? Baseball Notes nmriYYnnnrTi roofing am 1201 W. Uth inese were just a lew of the MA. 7453 snam uum i a ma ia-a tat cub srrssi rvYTwniPr liiiawjjjjjj siding ca OS $. CAPITOL HI. I Jit many queries fired at Jack Over myer, Corky Lamm and myself..