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I 1 i i THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, TUESDAY, APRIL 16, 1929. i 9 1 Gianfranco Comotti to Be at Uliesl of French Talbot Ycunj Driver Reached Star? dem as Protege of Matarassf, In Grand Prix Race at Turin, Itcly Pilot and Car, With Ctrd ht Ef ht Now En. Route to Indianapolis. Clanfranco Comotti, tin automobile racing xb famous Itsl star, today entered a car and will compete In thel too mlls race at the speedway, lis uin pilot a Talbot, mad la' Trance, and rated one of the bejst racing cars Cr European speed COUrZCS. Comotti and his car are now en 'route to Indianapolis to loin the for ein raclntr contingent which Is headed fcy Louis Chiron, of France, European racing champion of 192 who will Cxi9 a EX Lege, the 192S champion car oi isurope.

ComottL who Is youthful amateur railing from Bergamo. In northern Italy, reached his stardom as a mem of Materassl's team of space an S. r.lfiKlatori last year. I i Cheeen for Grand Frix. V'.

Materaacl, who was one of the out Ctanclcg pilots In European racing and bead of the Talbot team last year, chose a unique method of selecting bis teammates for the Ztal 'tan Orand Prix on the Monza speed way at Turin, Italy; and which is com parable In competition to the Zndlana polls race. lie rounded up a group of likely stars and gate them a chance to prove their worth in a series of speed mala. After the eliminations last season Comotti, by virtue of being the fast est of the rarlous candidates, became the favored youngster of the French Although Comotti was hailed as ttew comet In the racing heavens, he had been through a thorough schooling be be came in for Interna tlon ai acclaim. As a youngster he raced cycie cars. Then be sat behind the wheel of SlH lnchcars and later 123 mcn sugattu.

7 Designed by ItallanJ Comottl's French car was designed ry Cr.lneer Uertaiionl, Italian. rormeryr wxin tne rut factory at une xaroot is. powered with a ttralsnt eight motor with roller bear i crankshaft and connecting rods. it is supercharged. The feature of the 1 I Hie choice of those who7ven em all HM 13T chassis a girder type frame of sufficient night to set a a body.

This Talbot 'one of the cars sponsored by Materassl. and he vu driving on a of them when he was killed at Monza last September, after which Comotti and bis other trauma tea withdrew as a mark of respect. It was la this race that Chiron. Comottl's keenest European rivaL became the champion driver of all Eu rope. Grantland Rice aatafatiMM.

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') Vv A Few High Spots. Outside Of the two pennant races there are several other interesting de tails to follow. As for Instance! How many home runs will Babe Ruth crack this season? What chance haa Lou Oehrlg to beat the Babe to the big punch? What about Herb Ptnnocx'a arm under heavy How will the duel between Hornsby and Waner come out? What sort of a leader win Walter Johnson make? Can Bob drove stop the Yankees and lead the league In pitching? What chance has Dazzy Vance for another strike out season? Will the Brown youngsters of 1928 hold up or slip? Will Boston or Philadelphia win the tan end championship of the National League? One of the darker equlnes in the American League race be Bucky Harris at Detroit. Harris Is still a fine leader and he has certain possibilities his material that may work out. But he will have a hard campaign ahead before displacing Athletics, Browns or Senators for a first divi sion landing field.

Judging by the fan returns in dis cussing McOraw's all time Olant outfield, the majority rote seems to be ai zouows: oonnnj nousn ana Fep Fep Young undoubtedly be longs, having been overlooked In the orst consensus. This makes the fifteenth year since Connie Mack disbanded bis famous collection and started lout' to build over. Still he couldnt figure 1815 that Huggms would show up with the Yankees in 1921 and 1928. to say nothing of 1929. 1 Wv i' yr I tuxi vnat vou tret wnen vou long, cool cmokeriTiild, meUow end ICING EDWARD la zsztfdgix filled emote enjoyment.

Made rrom choice to bcco csrefiilly ttd end blended. Foil ricppcd. yi0it HAIIILTON IIAnUIS 2i CO. DUtributore P. i )) America's Cosmbvo, Mian I earn Arrives tnmngiana 1.

mil 55? Left to Bight, Standing Ed Dudley, AI Watrous, Oene Sarazen. LeoDlegel, AI Kneeling Hc rton Smith, Walter Hagen, Joe Turnesa and John Golden. ii lure which bears his name. Peterson also might lay claim to the title for catches on a single trip, as on the evening of July 9 be landed twenty one legal size bass, aU being returned to the' water except four, which were hooked in a vital spot and could not survive had they been released. Then again he has a' claim, to the title for consecutively caught fish, as in five consecutive casts he made be landed a bass each time that was over the legal else.

Peterson used barblesa hooks on the lure and a twelve pound test line In conjunction with a four ounce bait casting rod, which also places him up with the light tackle bait casters and adds another achievement to his record. 1 The United States Ryder cup team, born and bred in the United 8 tales, but cosmopolitan to the extent that it is made up of three Irishmen, Farrell, Smith and Dudley; two Italians, Sarazen and Turnesa; one Mexican Spaniard. Esplnoza, and four Americans. Watrous. DlegeL Hagen and Golden, ar rived in England Tuesday to compete in several English, French and Oerman tournaments.

The Ryder cup matches at the Moortown rolf course AmU 38 and 27 of fer the first competition of any serious nature. Hagen and. Sarazen have played at Moortown. an Inland course, where sooner turf and tinv sreens supply the trouble that the wind offers on the seaside links. Opposing our hoys In this show will be Archie Compston.

winner of the Roehampton tournament In London Friday; Harry Cotton. British professional champion; Aubrey Boomer; the two Whltcombes; George Duncan, captain of the British, team, who probably will play Hagen, Uncle Sam's captain; Abe Mitchell. Stewart and perhaps some new ones who have been playing along with the big fellows lately. Assignments have not vet been an nounced. After the Ryder cup matches the Americans and their British golfing companions will get busy with the British.

French and German ODen cham pionships. Mr. Hagen said before leaving this country that he fully ex pects his team to the Ryder He also expects some member of the team to win each of the three big open tournaments the boys will play in. bod wariow, Hagen private manager, now is also manager of the Ryder cup team and Harlow has had years of experience in teaching Hagen to expect great things. This year Bob haa the whole Ryder cup team thinking victory.

The boys will have to hurry to get back home for the United States open, which probably will be held the latter part of June. MANUAL'S STUDENT MANAGERS Left to Right Max Elnstanding, Edward Simmons and Henry Schoen boxn Student managers bare been named for the coming season at Manual High school in tennis, track and basebau. Max Elnstanding has been named manager of the tennis teams. Edward Simmons has been appointed for track, and Henry scnoenoorn is student manager for Dasebau. WITH ROD AND GUM lBBeboeJ Indiana anglers who frequent the lakes in the northern part of the state each season will be pleased to learn that the state fish and game division will have four crews at work this season In clearing the lakes of dog fish and gar, two of the worst nuisances which Indiana analers have to com bat each So successful has been the wore or tne two crews in past seasons in ridding the lakes of these pests that it was decided to increase the number in order to cover a wider territory.

The division has been the recipient' of much praise on the result of the work that has been undertaken and will keep at It until all the lakes of the state have been thoroughly cleared of these fish. i Word from Herbert R. Peterson, city engineer of Michigan City, leads one to believe he is the champion black bass catcher of the state for the season of 1928, And according to the word from, him there is plenty of competition in the Calumet region, as he estimates there are about as many anglers in that region as there, are fish. Peterson's record for last season on fish landed, most of which were returned to the water, was 108 large mouth black bass, all taken within the confines of Laporte county. But the most pleasing fact to the mind of Tom Carter, of this city, is that 101 of the fish were taken on the Diamond Debs HEINIE Houston, winners of the Texas pen nant last year and 1928 champions of Dixie, bad two outstanding play ers, one was ruener bui Haiianan and the other was Shortstop Heinle ecnuDie.

The cardinals quickly picked up Hal la nan since Houston is a St. Louis "farm." but they dldnt need another shortstop so they permitted Schubie to be sold to Detroit. The Tigers need ed a good shortfielder to replace Jackie Tavener. traded to Cleveland. Heinle was up with the Cardinals In 1927 to help out while Tommy There now nursed a broken leg.

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SoU aioisUato. laigls each fraa. Dees. sr.aCaIdoa.Mssa, TT 'v fcSj XyWWaFWtf: V1 Esplnoza and Johnny FarrelL HAVKEYE BASEBALL 'TEAM PREPARES FOR MlCHlGAri IOWA CITY, la, April 15 Off to a bad start In the Western Conference Daseball race as a result of lis to defeat at the hands of dlnols here CatOTday. the University of Iowa varsity baseball team today turned its attention toward preparations for the Big Ten.

encounter with Michigan at Ann Arbor Saturday. It is the first of four road games which remain on the Uawkeye card for the remainder of April. After the Wolverine contest. the Iowana will head for South Bend. InL, where on Monday they wCl meet the Notre Xame nine, northwestern will be played at Evanston, April 27 and HUnols at TJrbana.

April 29. Twogood. veteran who held the heavy HUni batters to two hits in nine innings, will probably bear the brunt of the Hawkeye mound duty in the four games with David and Uptfo BaieF Crown tin cut ts rr. possible. The Iowans da net en home lot acala until I.uy 5 Kotre Dame comes here.

nunciE riExi on TECH TRACK Sir Dcrpite a ccM wind, the Tech and Held team put in a good ae tloe session Monday. The athletes worked especlaTy hard on events. Cose cf tie tXzlj tlzis tbroush lens runs la an e.Tcrt to Ln prove their wind. Coach EchUrer watched a number cf Ukeiy frehjr.cn In Jumplnj. A dual meet wiih Wuncie at Tech fklj rriiay is rrt on the schedule.

Coach Mueller put his candidates through a good practic Monday. Last year the Green tr. 1 White nine did not lose a gome cf the ten that were scheduled. s. tr Aasaelated Frees NEW YORK Arthar Deknh, Italy, outpointed Big Boy Peterson.

Orleans (tea), Mike Sankovitch, Passaic, N. outpointed George Larocco, New York Lee Williams, New York, kneeked out Lee tutchell, CaU fornla (one). i v. FTJILADIXPTIIA Xing Tat. Minneapolis, eutpomted Honeybey rinne gan.

Boston CHICAGO Lea Darey, Grand Rapids, Ukh eutpomted Chief Jack ISkhart. Fneblev Colo, (eight). JACKSON, Mkh George Godfrey, LelpervOe, Pa, knocked eut rarmer Ledge. Minneapolis. (two).

(. PERU, HL Genare Fine. Caba, knocked eat Jackie Coogan, InClsnapoils (Ave). BUFFALO. N.

Black BCL Caba, stepped Hal Stevenson, (eight). 1 ST. LOUIS Jobny Feewee Kaiser, St. Louis, outpointed Joey XUrrrs, Kansas City Herbert (Baby) Stribllag, Macon. Ga, eatpolnted Lille Goldberg.

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