The Indianapolis News from Indianapolis, Indiana • Page 32

SevemlTariy 'Bribers 5 Shafer, Alley, Skelley and Mo Donoh Expected to Pull Through TodayThe Sham baugh, Sniith Special and Buptr Ford Are Doubtful 8tarters De Palma, Vail and Corum to Start in Seventh Row Track Officials to Meet Friday. (Br HIliM Sterna, Thursday morning's sun dawned with tha promise of a busy tune for Phil Shaf er, Duesenterg' Spe cial; Tom Alley, Kesaline Special; II. J. Skelley, Skelley Special; Dob licDonoffh, Miller Special; the Smith Special; the SapeT Ford Special, If it gets here; the Sharn baugh Special, if It gets back' to the track. These cars have not yet Qualified The two last named are not at the track, though the Shambacb has been here.

Nothing is known cf the Super Ford, which is being made in Dayton, by the Green Engineering Company. The speedway has always been easy on' the late comers, so that it is expected if they should arrive at the last minute to qualify they will get their chance. Bear With XutV All the drlrers who neee qualified are busy with their mounts, Slrinc them the final assembly for short trial today or tomorrow. The only real surprise of the meet In Bob McDorueh cot yet bartaff qualified. Dot is one of the two Milton teams and; normally would hare teen ready by now.

The Milton se rase hae been a hive of activity for Lay with doors closed and sren ral air of suspense pervading: the Tommy Milton, who likes to qualify en the first day at a speed great enough to put him In the front row, was out In order to qualify the flret day. Hie car was not actinic right, as It died on the back stretch on the firsv round of the track. When MUton finally did qualify bis time was not nearly mo rood as he is capable of doing. However, the fans should not tatce Milton's tronble too xnucu to heart. In tU he worked on his car to within a few hours of the race and then went out, and won.

Yesterdays Quallf Yesterday was a slow dair at the i speedway.1 though the MOO to 4.000 fans who' motored out erot their money's worth, Ralph DePalm finally got hW car In the shape he wlehed It after considerable, circling of the track. JIls qualification was made at a speed of 1 mtles an hoar. Had he done this Monday ft would" have given him the third position In the second row and would have crowded KaJph. Ilep burn Into the flret position of the third row. Jlut Del'alma couldn't cet hie car in shape Monday, ao he will drop town to the first position In the seventh row as a reward tor snaking the fastest time In the sec nd day's trials.

Vail Shawa peed. I 5 Ira Vail finally arot out en 'the track In tha It. J. Special, which, he will drive In tha race, and after a few preliminary turns announced that he was ready. Ill average was.104.7SS miles an hourv and his position will be the second, man In the seventh row.

Corum ulso put his Miller Ppeclal through its pares and turned the track for ten miles at the rate of miles an. hour. The seventh row thus will be: Time Sfltoea rvPabna. MHW PpeeUI. :31.47 les.M7 mlU K.

J. A4S.A4i lOi.TH. (Vmm. MilWv 193 A3 1 This brings the positive starting: (1st to twenty one. I'hll Shafer, uesenber FpeclaVwlll qnallfy today or tomorrow.

Tom Alley le pected to get hlg car rearly by a close shave, and Arthur Chevrolet as re that ha la sure J. Hkelley will qualify his fikelley Fpeclaf. Sikelley was out yesterday, but he was not hitting right. Gbould theae three qualify there will be an actual stsrting Hat of twenty four cars, two more than started last year. This leaves out of consideration the So.per ord and the Koosier Special of Hhambaugh.

The Hotary Fpeclsl Is definitely out. It Is rettlne; so mat no person can say whether a car will jret ready or not. Pome of the laat mlnute lads have done It before, and they may do It again. Hut their chances In the rare are as the ehancee of a snowball in that final furnace room to which It Is alleg'ed soma are to.be consigned, sassBsasBa. 4 XJttle Advaatagra.

Tha starting positions mean nothing; at tha and of the race. They do mean that at least early in the grams the boys tn the rows to the front win have a better chance at the Ian prUes. But there are ao many kaleldoecoplo changes during Additional sports on Pa zes 33 and 34. 77V ss Stir! mm? mis HO ADMITTANCE TO THE SPEEDWAY Of FRIDAY E. Mrete.

tnUty rat aasrer lk speeewsy, an thee (he speed aray will he rlM.1 WU(l7 te the subtle all day Prtday. driven aid tkHr aide. aref her vrfth eraar7 effleiata aatd a)ewsee eer Mem. will be admitted la ptnaaeee of their detleav.bet se This rule Is aeeeessry la ereer that the speedway fere saay gret tk srraa.ad la shape far the rcee Sararday. There are a thaaeasid sslaate details that an est at temded ta.

The staavds sae.ee be cleaned, shards aaslgraed their places, the track gmt la perfect shape, 'f Mr. Mr era safes that tba sesUe eooegrate with the eeeeeway lav this aaatter. the course of a race that a 300 yard disadvantag at starting means little generally. Of coarse, efreuld tha race ilmmr down to ILartx. Iaolo and Iury leading, with Milton or Ie Palma or some other hack row man second, and the distance between them be only 101 feet at the finish, it might be (hat the fans would say the man who started late bad lost by that distance.

But more often than not the man leading; at the close of a race la running; only fast enough to keep ahead; If It were necessary for Mm to speed up he4 could do so. That being the caae. original startiog: position means not so much. Uut there are at least two boys In the front row. who will battle hard for the early lap money.

Karl Cooper may come up out of the back row to snatch away a little. About tha sixth lsp Ralph DePalma may have gone through the field to come up after soma lap money. i Usess at Start. To refresh the memory of the enthusiasts who already are not sure how the ears will lice up. hers It Is: Klrst Reve Dsjrar, liter Spa etalf DePaatev' Dseaenbersx Spe Hal Miller Special.

Second flowKarl Cooper, Jia lor Klahti Dare Lewis, Jmmior Klsrhtf Italph 1 fry barm. Stiller Spe Thlrd Ibew Jdlea Eltlmsrbee, Miller Special Pletra riat SpeeUli Pete ICrela, Dscmk. be ra Special. I 'oarih How Desmett mil. Stil ler peiai inraak: Elliott, Miller ftpeclali Tontjay MUtoa.

Sillier fcpertal. Kill a nw Pved Corner, Miller Spuria 1 1 ftay Carfeaa, Miller See. lali lr. K. Shattme, MlUer oprriai.

ltm Ttew Earl DeVare. Bis. craft a aa Pop Special Aaiala Maori, Daeaeaberir tal Ilrr brt Jaaea U'kitaker ps rial. Kresh Raw Ralph DePalsaa, Milter Special i Ira Vofl. R.

J. clalt I LCoram. Miller Spectai. Favared Pwsltlan. i Ilarry Harts has the favored po 'iflon, probably to away the oest start for at least the first lap.

However, Leon Duray and Pete Ie Paolo have lots of hop In their motor, aaa mere is no assuranoe that Harts can pet the first lap unless he drives like the wind for It A good guess for the first lsp and pmais eversi Deyona It Is DartT. for the Miller enthusiastic. If the puesenberg fans wish a champion iv in i. Men fig liut any inmg may nappen in a lap. A fouled spark plur wlU.ptt either oi xns iiras inree absolutely out as a lap peise graooer for the early worse than Attention Technical Committee.

All members of the technical eommitiee hare been asked to meet in the. press stand Friday at 3:30 In the afternoon. The mem bers are' asked to be prompt, since the meeting; fa question mast be held before the drivers meeting, which at 4 o'clock. Drtrera Meetings Referee Charles II. Schwab and Starter Seth Klein will meet with tha drivers at 4 p.

m. Friday In the presaf stand at tha speedway. Every driver and member Of racing crew must attend this meetlns; Seeretary Treasurer T. il flyers, of the speedway will Issue battgee and other credentials to the drivers and oiner crew memoers cor race day. Xectera Exassiaatleaa.

Dr. IL. lt. Allen has been busy examining tha drivers to see that they are In ahapa to drive. So far Bona has tecm cisqvamtec sable er Tickets.

'Meanwhile there Is a steady stream of suppliants pouring Jnto the speedway office, hoping; te pick up a ticket or two or three4 Occa sionally tney nit. too. tor there are a few tickets being turned back dally, and it is a caae of first' come, first served, The Advaaee Ceerd. Already there are people with out of state licenses on their cars looking around at the infield rates. They are locating the moat strategto poaition tor their lineup for the Irst ln honor.

Hjr noon Friday the lining op Will begin. Ceatlaaeel eat Page Thtrrr thrsw Oa 10 Pieces mum 10 Pieces WITH I oyal Grcliestra OF CHICAGO Entertainers end Syncopators That You ITcnf to Dance Till Breakfast J. CiJi Friday Night, May 29th INDIANS AND SENATORS WIND UP SfflES TODAY Tribe Tumbles Further Away From Lead, Losing the Second Came. 1 BUSH YEARNS FOR S1CK1HG COLUMBrs. May itThe In dians and the Senators were to wind up their series this afternoon and tonifht the Tribe will "leave fftr home to open jl series with, the Colonels on When the Indiana came here they were in a tie for first place buttoday.

they were lagging two and half ames behind the Saints, due fo the two detests administered by the Senators. Manager Bash Is pussled over the "In and out" hitting of the Tribe and he is yearning for the return of r.aaie kicking, who has been out of tne game moat ot tha time for three weeks. Bush aaid today that he expected Sicking to get in the lineup In a. day or so. Toter.

who has Kn nvrinm ings has been performing ao fIdingr and betting that It la likelv Bush will kn him i lineup in place of aoma slumping patter. Toter can play outfield as well as Infield positions. Tribe aal. Hill weakened In the last two innings yesterday after taming the Colnmbus sluggers In the first seven. The Buckeres.

mm a result. annexed 1 to 2 vardlrt In 'a t. citing game. Urban a single to cen ter, drove In Rnn vita th. win.

nlnar run. the latter having aingld and arone to second en Cmnhirs sacrifice. The real dimirt wu done by Eddia slurphy, however, the Senator right fielder aratherlnar three aafeUea In four tries and etealtng three haaaa. Ob ht came In the eighth inning, in wmcn tne counted their first two tallies. Urban opened with a single and TJalrd, batting for "rre.

onpueatea it After NlcoiaJ bad hit into a double play. Murphy aingled Urban over, Johnson fol lowing wnn a on Die welch counted the Columbua captain. Tms game for seven Innings was a pitching duel between HU1 and werre. both being extremely stingy with hits. Werre was removed in favor of pinch hitter.

Foulk taking over the reins in the ninth, and receiving credit for the win. The only extra base hits of the game were made by Johnson, and Hehg, the: former walloping a double and the latter a Schreiber waa the leading; Indian performer, getting two hits tn four trlea and handling five chances perfectly. The Indians were able to tret but five hits off the delivery of Werre and none off Foulk. Three, men arr pftarht plate. Murphy being flagged In the first inning.

Clark In the fourth ana fecnreiber the Manager Bush, of tha sail before' the game that Sicking would probably get back Into the game witnin a snort time. The lat ter has been ill with the flu. KaaTaaaai Will Geaeh. sheibtviix, Ind May Nathan Kaufman, of this city, for mer Shelbyvllle High School baaket ball player, has contracted with the scnooi ooaru ox tne Joseph Cath oiio niKo 9cnoei nere to act na coach the school basketball aquao, during me next net season. YESTERDAY' RESULTS Asaerieaa Asseelatlesv At Ft' Paul atuwaukos OlDZDiflioAoni is 1 St.

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Wia. pirg MVrhr renlk. rtrts UXTTKT sod ConnoUy. Time 1 I THE INDIAN ATOMS NEWS, THURSDAY, MAY 28, 1025. FIEtOIM to) lUi 0 0 3 Lj3 Ton I Me Skill 1 1 if JeveeetiWeW x' RED CARIEN, MILLER vfv sV'V: Last Labor day at Altoo'na a Miller turned up wihonta driver.

Red Cariensa mechanic for Harry Miller and Bennie Hill was given the "wheel of the car and in the fast field entered he turned the car in at the end of the race in seventh place. Red has not driven since then. This' year he has been working on Bennie Hill's fast rear drive car when he crot it all ready for the track Ilarry Miller and Bennie Hill knocked Red cold with the announcement that he was going to drive the Red.was willing, of course, It tickled Red pink, in fact. The driver's seat came as a pure reward of merit, of hard work as a mechanic, of wnrk that has not the glamour and the spotlight of the driver. v.

Red has had the car out for several days. can turn the tracks at 1:25, which is a speed ioi something like 105 miles an hour. This is plenty fast to bring home, the bacon if Red could keep it up: It is not likely that he can in a race, but he should finish as well up as he did at Altoona. to say the The stands are strong for Red; MILLER SIGHS AS GEI SOUTH BEND. Don sillier.

one4 famous 'Four May of Notre Dame's has signed a contract to coach 'the back field of Georgia Tech. He will work under. the direction of Head Coach Alexander. John Wei bel, tackle on the 1924 champions, also will coach in the south, having; arranged to take charge of the line at an der bllt University. Chuck Collins, Notre Dame end.

will coach at Chatta 14 a' FYank Thomas I Harry Mehre, I forme fNotre Dame men, are I coaching. Miller waa the man with 'the hiirafr nf In the driving sec cavalry last fall and Ms open field work constantly bordered on the spectacular, especially when he had Jimmv CrowleT eUariiir a ntth fnr him. Incidentally Don nrobablr will be graduated with highest honors, his scholastic averaere belncr nulta equal to his prowess on the gridiron. Aaaertoaji Aaaodatioa. "Won.

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77 i 4 i m. 'f 'i i a FXSHER. This picturo is an Carl G. Tiaher, whose dreams about promoting a speedway that would attract attenUbrv the world over, came true. He took to the automobile following the bicycle, and back assfar as 1902 he was racing and promoting meets on dirt tracks.

The picture show's Fisher at the wheel at. a 'Premier, the only racing, car the company" ever built and with if Fisher established records considered remarkable In. those days. He planned the speed way and, "with the assistance of James A. Allison, "Arthur Newby and the late Frank 'the great track in 1909.

Two years later, in 1911, the promoters, after resurfacing the track with brik. staged Uie first of the oOO mile evfenta. Ij Fisher lived in Indianapolis until a few years ago when he went to Miami. FhL, and promoted one of the greatest resorts in the world. He still retains his interest in the speedway.

3sr js vr Tta tsur uxr tsw tstzr "US 'M mm Made to Measure Ffr bV ft 7 IXJI T1Ce 1 JjVj wmi I i. I JJ r. if irl aa Ia V. WRESTLING CARD TONIGHT Jack and Matty Mat suda are rsady' their finish wrestling match at the Broadway Xheater BoU grapplers satisfied the promoters that they were In condition to co through a fast saatdu. Ail of the other srrapplera on the card have given assurance that tey are reavay ror i a a.arvT..r a i A Ernie IdaddocK wi iaaw tn tha seml windup.

and Les lie Ftsabavugb. and Irish Uoran the opener. HORSESHOE SCHEDULE Following la the schedule of play for tonight In the No. 1 loop of the Indianapolis Horseshoe Brookslde va. Oarfleldi at Gar rrrjgnt Company va.

Bed Men. at Brookalde PDue the Inability of some teams to ret started last Thnreday the etandlng ef the teams wlU not he publish sd until next week. No. 2 leslrue got started Monday nlgt i Is on. ASTOR'S HORSE A FAVORITE Toxrk).

May If. Ird Astot's Saucy Sne apparently will be a heavy odds on favorite for the Oaks, the classic race for flUIes at Epsom Downs tomorrow, isaucy nne won the 1.009 guineas markat thia year. A K. Sfacomber; an Amertcan. hae catered his Sea Pray 11.

H. ifen'e Clab Shew. i W. B. Hlser.

ef the faculty of Manual Training High School, Wat hiath man In the annual shoot of the School Men's Club Wednesday after noon at the Boy Scout reservation. Hlser broke twenty five pigeons out of possible thirty. Other high cores were: W. H. Bock.

Manual; H. V. Marku and IL T. Pry ev. Technical Hlglt School.

14 each; A. 'C. Hirscbman. Manual, "til O. Treckey, Manual.

20; A. Hoffman. Technical. 1. The averares of the rroop from each hlrh 1 school gave Manual nret place, Technical second placa and irbortridge third place.

AssociAnorBmEFS lack Wade's home run br twatve iBiuac hattle between the Saints snd Brewers snd rare SC Paul its locrth siraii fct TKtory ever Milwaakee. Bine stiirr as Srsa tavmia. sot bia t.ird hosier is two days In tba aerond of tbe raraa wna Vianeapoiia. which Kansas tuty woe. i.

i i TVv cs. of the Coteoela. and Baldwffi of tba Hees. atared a rlcbioc daei at ToleOo lor ten imuora wbas. Louiriju broke a aroriLa tie.

Ilocap hit a double sad tiieJe. Ontftetder Ijoee. of the Brewers, bit twe homers at 54. Paul yeetenUy. field park: "Riverside Va.

Wt wood, at Brookslde park; CenU alt indlaaa Power va. Proepeet Gas at rt.a onnrta: Marietta Ulaas in 5V is nothing in the dothing business to 'approach them for: i i The fabrics are WONDERFUL foreign and native weaves in the newest exclusive colorings. The toiloring is KAHN we can stop right there. s. Your individual preferences will be met as to style youUl obtain a suit at $45 such as is not procurable elsewhere under $60! Special, 545.

mmm Second Floor Kahn. Building Meridian at Store M'TIGUE TO USE UEVh STUFF Oil BERLEfiBACH KEW TOR May 21 Ths exclusive Mike McTlgue Is.expeCtsd to change hia style of battle tomorrow night when he risks his light heavyweight title in a fifteen round bout at the Tankee stadium with tba hird hitting I'aul Berienbach. Mike must abandon the defensive tactics that have characterized his no decision bouts, and exchsniee blows with his, challenger, the knockout kingr" in the opinion of critics, or he will lose hts crown on a decision. There is a atrontt belief that Berienbach will reader a decision unnecessary, but alcTigue's friends say ha can punch hard when nis ire is aroused. Frank Genaro.

American flyweljrht champion, and Harold Smith. Chicago bantam, will meet In the feature bout at the opening of the new Dexter Park stadium dn Brooklyn to nighU Because so few of the fir weights are able to cope with Genaro he haa been compelled to take on bantams. INTERCOLLEGIATE MEET AT FRANKLIN FIELD Saa aaasaaaaMeae 'PHILADELPHIA, May Is. Ths Invasion of Franklin field by athletes from many parts of the country who are bent en winning the Intercollegiate' track field chain plonshlpa has started. Nearly CS men from twenty seven colleges and universities are entered for the competition tomorrow and Saturday.

Lawioii Roberts, Olympic coach. fand mentor of the Pennsylvania track team, fir urea that last year's winner; Georgetown. Pennsylvania. Harvard. Prlcneton.

California' and Southern California, should he In the running for the cAampionship until tha final event. The teams of the twe California Institutions have been here since Tuesday, and are tn excellent Condi tion. LITTLE G1AIJTS BUNCH HITS AWD DEFEAT I. U. AGAIN 1 1 CIUWrORD3Tn.T.R, indU, May II For the second time this sea son' Wabash College defeated Indi ana.

University yesterday afternoon ln. nlp and tuck tueale here at Dean's field." The score was. 4 to a. Although the do'wnstate lade out hit the Little. Giants, Wabash was able to bunch all four of her btngles In the first three sessions, scoring two markers In the.

first and two more in the third. Robertson kept Indiana's seven hits pretty, well Despite the fact Jhat twe of these were, tripples. one by DruckmlUer and the other by Moomaw, Indiana could run up but three i tallies. itobertson grew stronger aa 'the game progressed and fanned three of th last five batters who faced him. Woodward's wlldness was re sponslbis for Wabash's two talllea In the first frame.

Knglehardt. the Wabash aecoad waa ths fielding star of the fame, accepting ten chances without an error. Unlc succeeded Wood vara at tut opening of the elxth inning and held Wabash hitless. Summary: 30000 Q0 4 4 1 Indiana, i DOllOOOO 3 7 a Batterle (WabaaHl Robertaon and Chaw; tlndiaaai Woodward. Link mod Moomaw.

i 4 'wBasaaemaMaaaaanseeJatBaSaeaaaSBaSaW AFTER RECORD ON HUDSON jO BANT, May fXP.) An attempt to break all previous Hudson navigation records between Albany and New York will be made on fianday. 4ane 7, by J. Gordon Hammersley'e speedboat Cigarette, Jr It was learned today. 'Tha Clsrarette. Jr waa to have attempt ed to make a record round trip from New Tork to Albany laat Tuesdsr, after Gar Wood's Baby Gar IV beat the Twentieth Century Limlted's time, but she broke a propeller blade, off Newburgh.

and had to abandon the test. The Cigarette. will attempt to beat the time of 1:49 made by II. HoyfS Teaser in Its recent upstream dash, as well as time ef made by Baby Gar IV. Closed All Day Saturdsy llemorlar I Tailo JONES, MZEIM UDOCOURSETi MacDonald Smith's 70 Cives Easts rnera Ccmsthmz to Choct At.

NKW TOniC. fay fl (A. The aand pits of the difficult Udo links today yawned for 124 more national open golf title seekers the second section of the entry of 269 players in the eastern Qualifying round. Open' champions of HZi and UJI were. among, thote'lfated to tee off They were Gene Saraien, lonr hit ting professional, and Dobby 'Jones, smateur champion.

rapectively. Jonee had for a partner the veteran professional, Alex mlfh, broter cf yeetsrday'a leader. llscDonald Bmlth Saraaen wet paired with Jess Uuil ford. of lioeton. former amateur champion.

Antral de la Torre, of Spafn, was alo among today's starters. Jones started at 10:10 a. ra. The slxty rive low scores and tiee today, with sixty two pleyr era who did eighty two or belter yesterday, and thirteen who did eijrnty three, will play eichten holea more tomorrow. Krorrj thla field, at least fiftv lrht will move on to the championship tournament next week at Worcester.

Ties may lncreaae the total. fcmlth mae a new eourse record of JS ii 70, yeatar day. Walter Jlajra went around in 18 17 75. Kmraet French, of Tounr town, wun 2 8i i. was among ma high ones.

Big League Stuff aeajv mm aa re a aa a a exea jiw. suiwik, iiay, it i Heavy hlttlnr behind rood pltchlr has 'plunged Pittsburgh Into the' thick of the National Ixagru gtrur Atle again. Two drs aro the riratss were ea the fifth rung of the ladder, but by! making a clean sweep In three aramea with tha Cuba thav are now' in third. Place. Wright.

Pirate shortstop, made a homer with the bases loaded yester aay. ana aieo got a trtpio ana single in helping to best Chicago, IS to 1. The Giants dropped their third stratrht rams at Boston. S. to marking the first series they have, lost this eaaeaawa Ttoush's home ron with twe rn baas enabled Cincinnati to beat Et.

I louls, 4 to X. a. New Tork continued In! the American League by defeating the Bed 4 to X. All, Yankee i runs were made In the aeveeta Innlnr. MeUial vlrtuallT won that game by stretching hts triple into a homer after two had scored on his hit.

It was his tenth home run of the season. The Senators, with a 10 to vie tory, helped dedicate the new ball park. Joe Harris slammed two home runs, snd ttvan hia trisla In ths eighth produced the winning tally. 'riJ The White Sox turned the tables on the Tlffers, 10 to by timely hlt ri.vtltnfl war A tn tn ai tan inning engagement at St. Uhle beating Wlngard In a pitching battle.

Glenn' tfr' 'h't, f. tion a lt hi vtiuut Lu. ot I a avaaCB, with the baaea loaded. flmt Cube and ma4c It ear Jar tli lvl Ty Cobb carr.e cln to balnr csnrht natv plnf in tae by tx ha.a. of tba WMte sox.

Lto waa on nnt, ana as no effort waa snsda to bold him tbere, ha' jaunUHl ainnr toward aod. VTtMri a tnw rarea from tha bMr Clrr pK ahot tba ball lowsrrl concl. lb crowd and Cobb hia ari and U1 ia under the pef or a haae. COLLEGE BASEBALL WaMh. Indlatia.

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