Skip to main content
The largest online newspaper archive
A Publisher Extra® Newspaper

The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • Page 52

Location:
Indianapolis, Indiana
Issue Date:
Page:
52
Extracted Article Text (OCR)

TilUHSDAY, MAY 2, i 1 1 1 I.MHANAI'OUS STAR 53 iffiiolli Sees Fovl Kiiffine pi 1 Sears 1 1 Waiter TFea4niiiit C7 Giving A.J. Edge In Trials Suva on If nter Softeners and Pumps We're going to let each man run as fast as he can. "Gordon and Wally both like to be up front. And while Krisiloff is new with us this year, he's a charger. He'll be right up there." Deluxe Shallow Well Jet Pump By (JKOUGK MOOKK George Bignotti, the most successful chief mechanic in the history of the Indianapolis 500-Mile Race, told a sports luncheon audience at the Indianapolis Tress Club yesterday, "They've already allocated the money to Foyt for qualifying at the Speedway providing he can complete four laps." UitfnoUi, who is the crew chief for throe Patrick racing team STP Offys driven by defending 500 champion Gordon Johncoik, Wally Dallen-bach and Steve Krisiloff, was not throwing in the towel as far as getting ready for the race was concerned.

He merely was 1 a i i to the group that with the lower tur-bocharger pressure required during qualification attempts SAVE 835 Mil Salt Saving Water Softener Regular $294.99 the Foyt V-8 engine had a power advantage. The V-8 pumps more, air than a four in normally aspirated form, and with lower boost pressures former three-time 500 winner A. J. Foyt appears to have more speed than drivers using the four-cylinder Offy. THIS RACE, however, Is a different matter.

The mandatory 80 Inches of mercury manifold pressure do not apply for the 500. The limitations are the need to obtain 1.8 miles per gallon of fuel In order to go the distance on the allocated 280 gallons. "We're trying some things for more speed," Bignotti said. "But we're not putting all our emphasis on grabbing the pole. "We'll run as fast as we can and still get the mileage we need." With three championship races under their belts, racing teams have garnered some experience with fuel consumption, and Bignotti said that this has helped everybody.

"We have a sight gauge on the side of our tanks," he said, "so we know just how much fuel we are using at each pit stop. At the Speedway, I'd say we'll have to stop about every 27 laps." lit I (-J .4 '1 4 St Bignotti voiced approval of the appointment of Tom Bin-ford as the new chief steward and his having former chief steward Harlan Fenglcr in an advisory capacity. "Binford is very qualified," George said. "He's been around racing a long time. He knows the business.

"And he has an experienced man in Fengler. I would guess if there is a final decision to be made about something Binford will make it. If Fengler makes it, Binford is there to back him up." There will not be any time for social activities in the garage area this year, as the track opens on Monday and the first of only two days of qualifying will take place the following Saturday. The five-day practice period may make it a little hard on the rookies, but Bignotti didn't expect it to work any great hardship on the teams ho came ready to race. "The biggest problem will be the weather," he said.

"But if we get four or five good days, we'll be ready to go." iAVE s8 Regular Add the convenience of soft water to your home and save at Sears! Save on operating costs, too. The 60E uses up to 40 less salt ban our previous comparable model. And the- operation is fully automatic. Just program to match soft water needs. Uses up to less sal than the comparable water softener Power Bonus motor delivers power in excess of rating to hold pressure at 30-50 PSI (Pounds per Square Inch).

Cast iron pump with impeller and diffuser of strong corrosion-resistant Lexan plastic. SAI $20 Multi-Stage Pump UNFAMILIAR ROLE-Georga Bignotti, who has wielded the wrenches on more 500-Mile Race winners than any other mechanic, took a minute to view an unfamiliar object yesterday-a plaque honoring drivers in the last row. The plaque hangs on a wall at the Indianapolis Press Club, where the drivers will be cited later this month. (Star Photo) hven with foyt superior previously sold by Sears. The short time period is expected to have' some influence on the opening day speed limit time.

In previous years High School Baseball horspower, qualifying speeds will be slower this year. The Patrick crew chief says that with the experience obtained from tire testing he was esti-mating top lap speeds of Regular $159.99 139" 5-42-1 with virtually a whole month With 34-HP Power Bonus motor that delivers 40-60 lbs. pressure. Jet sold separately. Arlington 100 0 30 0- 4 I 3 Oiatard 380 300 13 1 3 1 Eu'lon, Baluello (5) and PeltijKw; S.

Cation, Kowicti (5) and Roller. HR: (A) BatueJIo. stretching ahead of the prac tice period, a speed limit of 180 mph generally lasted two Get a FREE Water Analysis at Sears-Water Softener Headquarters Ust! Seurs Easy PnynwMit Phut full days and part of a third. This year it looks like the limit will be closer to three DAYTON Steel Belted RADIALS Install It Yourself-ask about our complete Do-It-Yourself guide. Or arrange for installation by Sears-authorized installers at extra cost.

hours. "Experienced drivers i 1 have no trouble if the limit is Latin School 000 020 0 3 i Brebeuf 003 010 4 5 3 Woodard and Schultr; Coliton, Smith (4), Martino (7) and Clark. How 030 000 0-3 I 1 Marshall 020 002 I 4 4 Upper, Roberson (4) and McGulrti Hicks, Craotret (3), Wampler (4) and Bittner. Home Run Marshall, Rushton. Ben Davli 002 210 0-r5 I 4 Plko 4C0 001 16 4 5 Cook, Dallton (1) and Sexautr; Engla-dow and Hypes.

Broad Ripple 000 00 0 2 1 Scecina 203 3311 3 Drake, Hol'tein (3) and Mollar; Crick and WiKcn. (Game called at end of fifth inning on lC-run rule). Wbiteland 000 001 01 3 3 Franklin Central 020 040 4 7 1 Edmonds, Stephenson (5) and Rob n. son) Neibert. and Cooney.

Manual 001 010 02 10 perry Meridian 200 051 -8 1 Johnson a'nd Raorand; Scheidler, K. Roilenkowskj () and Moore, Thiil (a). New Palestine M0 500 03 2 3 Ritter 105 000 4 7 Brynn and Bullman; Diar, Kastlar (4) wid Brier. Center Grove 000 000 22 4 1 Speedway 430 1 00 8 11 3 Nordtiolt, Bowman (5) and Ralliff; Dunn and Preda. 23 ESS lifted right away," Bignotti said.

"We do it during tire testing. And the rookies are going to be required to run about 190 mph. "Foyt may run 191.5 or 192," Bignotti said, "but that will be about the fastest." The new look at the Speedway in the interest of safety will also make it easier for contestants in the pits. The pit area has been exiended almost to the No. 4 turn and Bignotti said that this will give approximately 40 feet per car.

The new extended and widened pit area is similar to the layout at the Ontario Motor Speedway at Ontario, Calif. The grass strip which formerly separated the pit pavement from the inner retaining wall hrmi timlablr of Ihif Stnrrn fndlralcri bif turr umlr I I iKlHNTimN J. MMYFTTI.W. ANOf'VtMlN' 7. H'N IK B.W.I (MUMBIS 11 RtKMRT 7.

MMISVII I.K USUI 23 SIM 444 SMI ZU 1411 14.1 till 4 7311 JTJ-OHl 34 ii 33.1 (, SUM II I Sears 2 5 OFF On Blems a i fcTi v-rttv ft iiiiiwiwri.v I TFItlit 11 ITU li. hMMitlO 12. NLVW WIE SMIM'R If. SHU MU II MTHH. 441SML JMi UN 1 KOS 114 tlll 10IIICK ANBCO Ml IHI4M0 1.19III1 73417.1 4 S41I slower, anyway." No Money Down Up To 24 Mo.

On Approved Credit Maslir Change BankAmirlcard CHARLIE STUART OLDSMOBILE-FIAT 1510 Meridian 635-7641 Hockey Notes VANCOUVER Fired Phil Watson as general manager of the WHA franchise. has been removed for more Koowmg Yotffl BMsiee Is Ouur BMimie room. Bignotti has no intention of developing a race strategy which would have one driver driving as fast as he can and another holding back, hoping to come up late in the race. "Each driver hopes to win," George said, "and you can't tell one of them to go slow. APPOINTED CAREER GENERAL AGENT ft 1 fLX I 1 JLf i aggressive and innovative approaches to your specific needs.

At Indiana National we think knowing and understanding your business is a full time job. Industry specialization is just another reason why Indiana National can provide a quick response to its commercial customers. We think your company deserves to do business with a bank that can react quickly to your financial needs. That's why at Indiana National we have a banker who is a specialist in your particular industry. Being a specialist, he knows your industry trends and financial requirements, and can respond quickly with Angels Down Red Sox, 4-2 Boston (AP) Bill Stone-man and Rudy May combined for a six-hitter yesterday for Stoneman's first American League triumph and the California Angels defeated the staggering Boston Red Sox, 4-2.

FRED J. SCOTT was appointed a Career General Agent for Shenandoah Life Insurance Company in Indianapolis on February 1, 1974. Prior to this appointment he was a Broker General Agent. During the month of March, he led the Company's field force in production with over $2,000,000 of production. He is a Qualifying and Life Member of the Million Dollar Round Table and a 10 year veteran in the insurance business.

NIA CALIFOR BOSTON tb at) I) bl bl 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 Harpar if RMIIItr cf Mntgmry ph McAulifa 3b Yitrmikl lb Petrocelll dh DEvani rl 0 0 0 5 0 2 1 4 0 11 4 0 10 10 0 0 4 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 4 110 4 0 2 0 2 2 11 4 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Rlvtri cf Chalk Valentin If Urioud II FRobnin dtl ROIIvtr 31) MNeMHi rl McCraw lb EIRdrqet DDoyla 2b Stonaman R.May 0 1 1 Flsk 1 1 1 0 0 0 JKennady 2b 3 Cooper ph Guerrero it Carha ph 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 1 Caler ph 36 4 12 3 Total Tolal Office: 3300 Tower Suite One Indiana Square California 002 100 001-4 Boiton 000 100 001 2 J. Kennedy 3. DP Boston 3. LOB Telephone: 634-4197 SHENANDOAH LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY California Boston f. 2B M.

Nitnei, vai ntine, D. Doyle. HR-Flik (1). SB-Har par 2, R. Miller.

IF-EIRdrgtl, Chalk. IP ER BB SO 1 Stonaman (W, 11) I 112 5 Lit IU, 2-3) 13 4 2 1 R. May 1 0 0 0 1 La (Li 2-3) 12 4 1 1 Sava-R. May 1). 11333333 ommsm o8 oCfM For a Quick Response BANK.

INDIANA NATIONAL THE Member FDIC One Indiana Square Indianapolis, Indiana 46266.

Get access to Newspapers.com

  • The largest online newspaper archive
  • 300+ newspapers from the 1700's - 2000's
  • Millions of additional pages added every month

Publisher Extra® Newspapers

  • Exclusive licensed content from premium publishers like the The Indianapolis Star
  • Archives through last month
  • Continually updated

About The Indianapolis Star Archive

Pages Available:
2,552,261
Years Available:
1862-2024