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ID ATHLE runners continue DURAY AND CULOTTA TO rRING RESULTS, GOLF DO Pfc7 AND MISCELLANEOUS iT 1 Oj V.SPORT NEWS Jl WEARY WAY THROUGH XJ MISSOURI DRIVE PACKARDS IN 500 MILE RACE 1' 1 INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, SATURDAY, APRILf 2T, 1929. SPEEDWAY GULOTTA TO PiLOJ CAR li! SPEEDWAY EVENT Itiliaft to Be at Wheel of Ono cf Duray Thret Pack trd Cabls Can. Tcny Gulotta, Italian youth of ti r.ty ilx. who is a member cf Leon Dursv's tnree car team. Is entered In rr.iie rsce.

lie tiv victory v. el from bis outstretched band lip iron the finish r. hi luck Curing the "yea nt hi. lie raced the stock mlr cut ct t' comfortable fortune and ten pounds la welrht. Culctta has arrived here to make tr.raraMi it the three csr Ouray i i will be housed la spacious turners l.n the new garafte section trrrCKiy' famous gasoline alley.

Lockhart 's Teammate. Gulotta la regarded as one ttr the best of the younger drivers, lie was chosen two years ago by runic Lockhart as a teammate. Last driving one of the Lockhart ears he rode Into front position on the lap remained in the lead tint.il the rare was waning when a rracited ffrsollne tank halted his vlc tcrfcau march and he finished In the rurk. Th irony of aulotta's plight was the fact that the gas tank had been trc km by a relief driver who smacked a rculniz? wall while aulotta was txlir.j snort rest on the advice of his pit managers. Ouiotta will be driving ft rear wheel car In this year's contr while the two other cars in Duray's Packard Cat: Eperial outfit wUl be front wheelers.

Tcny haa remained true to fie rear wheel drive cars, pining all the rear drive ears, pinning all IDE PA UV BEATS WABASH AT GOLF AMD TENNIS cr SEXCASTLE. April 27 Oe Pauw defeated Wabash decisively In golf and tennis here Friday afternoon. The golf score was 21 to 3, and the terr.ls score. .7 to 0, In coif, the points were made as roiiotrs: Lyons 3. Flanagan Mat thews HanlhV Wusort JMorsanthaul 1HC Mounts 3, Johnston Lyons and etthews Flanlgan and Morgd nthaul Wilson, and Uounti 0.

JUnlin and, Johnson. 0. TVi TesnVa rf rAyr in tmnli i mi JTuriea T. TuHon Of.1. ft 4.

rt (it D) Gould a. Hi lr MfCormlck D. v. Orer (W.f. 6 o.

rt. Brlnilfmlvnr 4D. wiiiot iw.l. 4. Nrtrr and 'bi Mnck (Dk tl Wilmot and tiukl W.l.

CILLY BARTON IS FIFTH GRAND INTERNATIONAL rAHIt. England, April tl (AJ.) Mondnco won the Grand Ir.l.rr.atlonl here today, finishing first In flflJ of eight Savernaka was Sfcrnl and Khytlcere was third. I Ilxrton. famous American owned by Howard Brace. tf i.iiumore, finished fifth.

I' raco, the winner. Is owned by A. Lxnden nd Is by Isard XI oat of lljry betUng was 11 te en Man to on Savernake and IS to Khytkere. Tiiueo by eight lengths, wh: ten lengths separated j. second third.

The betting cur Lilly Barton was ..1 to. IIH LOVES STATISTICS CniCAOO. April 27 (AJM am Potts Hall, who deals In statlstlos. discovery that has caused even Joe McCarthy to ponder. Hill fir'jres that because a right mere step than ft southpaw in going t) first base, that the Cubs, who are alnsrt all rlht handers, win run sst er.ty two miles farther than any other Rational League team this season, AMUa LsAM Dira CTTICAQO, Aprtt 37 (A.P.) Four ef Chicago's major race tracks have otl to abolish ladles' day for the 1CCJ season.

r. CotoboyR (C UbCliMUKC Comeback WILL RABBIT OR TORTOISE METHODS WIN IN RUNNING OF COMING SPEEDWAY RACE? rBv Wllilam F. Staral Will the 600 mUe race on May SO bring forth a new driver, flashing like a comet across the speed horizon? Will one of the old line drivers rise to his opportunity and convince the world that with comparative racing age the lead still stays In his foot? Or will all the fast drivers shoot their bolt while the race Is not far gone, leaving some old tortoise of the roaring road to come ambling In after the rabbita have run their feet off? The world loves a winner. It Is true, and with a race won and a little time past, the world is not too critical as to how It was won. But by the.

same token one can mention the winner under such clrcumstanoes and receive only a blank stare, for the name has made. no Impression. vXlookle Drivers TVln. There is always a chance, that some lad from Hhe sticks, may come alone and show the old lads something. Tommy MUton did it at one time, Jimmy Murphy did It a while later.

Then from the time of Murphy's death in September, 182, untu May or 192S, there was more or less of a blank. And on May JO there burst on a speed mad world at Indianapolis Prank Lockhart. little' more 'than a kid in knee pants. That year he won ine race. 1 some young driver does not turn the trick' there are some older ones who hare always shown speed 4 but have failed to.

keep it up to the end of the Three in Packard, Cabje Team. One. of the, best bets for sizzling speed in the coming race is Leon Durayrwith his team of three Pack ard Cable Specials. Big Leon himself will pilot one of them: Tony Ouiotta one, while the third has not been announced publicly, though the grape ylne intelligence department has put out the news. Leon holds the one lap and the four lap records.

made last year when he shot his black front drive around the course at 124.01$ and 122.291 miles respectively. If Leon can get a car to stay in one piece for him he will finish at a high average. He never has for any length of time, but tnls year may be his year and if It is the average will a spurt over 100. If Leon elects to beat It all tha way tad falls to finish he has taiBiMkSBMeaMMft avs sMesM ssB ss Sk i9r fa A iaUi rrei CHICAGO azie Hosen bloom, New York, outpointed Charley Belanger, Canada (ten). Iloneybey ilnnegan, Boetea, ewtpelnted Eddie Anderson, Chicago (ten).

Tommy Freeman, Cleveland, and Andy Dl VodL New York, drew (ten)'. Haakon Hansen, Chicago, outpointed Vincent Porgione Philadelphia (ten). KKYt YORK Tony CanxenerU New York, outpointed gammy Dorfman, New York (ten). EarU Mastre, Chleage, stepped (teeanleal) Terry Beth, New York (eight). SAN FRANCISCO Pablo Dana, Manila, outpointed WlUte Lamorte, New York (ten).

ROCHESTER, InL Jack McClure, Cnlver, and Artie Cain, Valparaiso, (ten) iSSk JtaTJjJ ju lirh S. i mi. i tfc, i ii ii r' Capital, Sarplua cr; and Undivided Profita iL HE CTifdinfjr Ideal of ihd Indiana National Bank has always been trustworthiness in it3 fullest sense, including1 ample financial strength, continuity of service, judgment, and Integrity. Of Indianapolis in nacing asm I1! E. ItVSXlS, PHIL SHJlFKR AND E.

lUCEKNBACIOni. Phil (Red Bhaler. Texas cowboy of automobile racing fame, who waged ft successful war agelnat the malady that defeated Christy Mashewson, one of the famous stars of baseball. Is Acwn being welcomed back to racing after several years' forced retirement by Captain X. V.

Rlckenbacker, president of the orgmnixivtion that owns the Indianapolis motor speedway, and T. (Pop) Myers, general manager of the track since the advent of tha 500 mlle event in 1911. mckenbacker, who was America's ace of aces during the world war, formerly was an antcsno bile racing star cn the Indlanf polls track. Bhaler wis pilot a front wheel drlve car la the 500 mile race. still two good bets In the drivers at the wheels of the other two cars.

Bamor About DePalma, There Js also a well defined 'rumor that Ralph DePalma win be back, though no official announcement has been made. If Ralph does come back, maybe he will show the folks some thing. There are several others who might turn the trick, too. chief of whom Is one Bob McDonogb. Bob always likes to show them how it is done, and If his mount is right Bob Is sure to be.

incidentally. May 1 is the deadline for entries. Pop Myers, speedway manager, says he expects about forty when the last mall bag is opened on which a postmark of May 1 Is stamped. To date thirteen entries have been announced. Hareanape in Town.

Val Hareanape, peppery secretary of the contest board of the American Automobile Association, is in Indianapolis. He expects to make a trip out through the state with Charles Men, state representative of the contest" board, with a view to making arrangements with various promoters for A. A. A. races on the dirt tracks or ine state.

He win also confer with Pop Myers, of the local speedway, who also is a member of the contest board. The eon test board secretary an nounced the following racing dates that wilt carry championship points In 1029! 4M SO IndlanapolW atll; two and a half infi brick track. Jano Detroit. 100 mllotv nils 3un fAHoona. j.

SOO miles: siilo and a ouarter board track. Juna 29 Saltm. N. SOO miles; mUe and ouartr board track. mil dirt track.

Sewembcr Altoons. 200 mllM; ml) and a quarter board track. 8UtemUr li CUTeJaad. 100 mil: mil dirt track. 12 Saljai W.

tOO mil, ml and a 4juar1er board track. NoT mb 4 Anrelea. Cal. 100 Ballet; mile dirt track. in all tkrto dlri rtdutHal tournament at tho Sif.ub ra Frtda nJirht.

Tbo Indiana, poll Star turned In a. total to tak 2.rV team event. Bohn and n' city record for the ooublea In tovimtnnl plar when tbay bit tor a tjJt total ohna turntnr in a 703 total to rabrbach'a 028 and went into tha top position Fahrbach conUnod hi rood tktnr tbo tn tha atn i on (5fi Bftne cores tn the doubles were, 813. S7S and 1S. .5 Pfeh slnrlea eweepatakes will bo held at the niinota aUeya Hundar plr ftartinr at 1 p.

m. For rem errationa eall 1. aoa. Ther will bo a lP i.n tween Striebeck and IVleja rjr Vntr banded out a three ramo trimminr to th Watta. hi the Indiana lv trio Iarue.

while the Conatructione and Transformer were arttinr the Killowata and Metera down by the Iwo rame route. A. Connor led tbo scorins with a 34 oount. ht the Water Company true th Cellar lot atrairht fanm to tbo Red Hot, while the. Oullawe and Btube wera dnoppinr eouplo to toe n4 Triaori e.

Ttryt mibm above too. with a count of 224 tor Kldnbois. bciar tbo birh spot. Tracer wao the big plnrettr tbo IndJ ffou tin a 624 total on samea or SSI. SIS and 170 that carried foe Bea XST over the SDrinr iAkee.

The Indiana polU Brick Comnanr alee won all three from the Werbe icieaeana. while the Indepndnte were aUppinr over the odd tamo on the Beaciro ft Co. Seven other Itamee topped the doable century mark burimr tbie aeaaion. TbO Northern CMlm lnat antirs uwira Jo tbo Silver Jlanh Oaa tn tho Indiana tedie learue. The Hatfield Paint also were loaera bjr the two tame route to the Hub Furniture.

The opponent of the Bair Theater will roll later. Meeker led the abootero with an even SOO count. Two nn wins featured the Modern Woodmen's Ierue tbe Odara No. 1. Oaka aod Marions beina winners over tbe Mar ion Mo.

2. Marion FDrreatera and Cedar No. 2. The Food Sben bunr up a triple win tree tbo San Siano. tho Uptown Double earae.

while the Boba and Indiana Billiard were maklnr It two out of three over tbe Bebinrer PpeciaJ. and Rio Tan dfar. John turned In a 824 oount during tbis The Moran Trucks and Farrell Monu anoate made it three in a row over tbe Pitt Rtaa Klco and Nausbtoa inturanco. in tbo St. Joan of Arc American Lea rue.

Too Centennial Pree and Standard Plumbing were two time loeere to the Smith anco and Potta roundry. Twelve ramee hit (bo doublo century mark with a S2S count by Harden beina blera Canning hit tho hirb apota ia the Cepl C2 and SOd and a 687 toUl and carried the Sehmltt Insurance to a three rame victory over the Rar K. nimu. Th tho made a clean iwp over the iorsnetn Bnoea. The Silver Flaeh Oa and Kirechner Lovicka alao were winners br tbo twn ratne route.

Other to ret total aoove euu went: Vaurhn. C'iQ: rut. oO'li Kmmer. 614 fit trie beck. 007.

and A. tftriebeck. 634. In the aeeaion of ular ami roltoned femee of the Delaware LeiM the San Onyx won three from tho Marietta Menu ractannr. The latter team then lot three to ttoldateUie who then ket three to tb Maceabeee.

The latter came back and loat twa to the Saui Oays. In the St. Joan of ire Katinnal tearuo tho Pott Foundry and Moran Truk ht three) atrairht to the Standard Plumbing nd Ptttman Klce while tho Monu awnte ond Smith Insurance were loataa a eounte tn the Ntmhtnn tnanrane mnd Centennial Prea. Dtm Jean led the eoorlng wiib a asa count. Twn rt mM 4n tmtarA SulKerl.n 1 Taguo, the OatUng and lieavttu being winnen over xne anaera ana jiorriaon.

In the I. U. Rallwvr Irue the Belt 1 loot three to the Belt S. The Car Record, Bait a and Repair Department ala War loaero rimnnina i emiDM ka Utai Bull Bag gar Boons and Bolt 0. i HOW SIR HENRY BOGNOB.

ERgland. Aprtt 17 IA Major H. O. D. Segrave, Engtaners speed king, is new ft knight ef the read In fact as wen aa figuratively speaking.

XJng George today bestowed pea bias the aeeolade ef knighthood se a reward for his fameas aatomobilo and meterbeat speed feats la the United States, The major was the first man honored by the king in person since hia majesty's recent illness. King George were morning drees. As Major Segrave knelt before him, a sword was handed to the king by an attendant and hie majesty then towchod the major ea the right shoulder saying: "Blse, Sir Henry." After the ceremony Major Sir Henry Segrave spent seme time with the king, telling hint about his American trip and his speed feats there. Afterwards Ir Henry was presented to Qoeen Mary and had laneh at Craigwell house. i.

i i Rod and Gun fBy Baaiboo Bob Pence, local angler, who Brides himself on his ability as a bait caster and a gogetter when it comes to bringing home his share of the game xisn each season, at present is busy trying to explain to his friends the how come" ox a WUl Roe era stunt he pulled on a recent fishing trip. Ordinarily Pence does not fool around with live bait when there are waters that look as if they might produce results worthwhile with a bait casting rod, but on this trip with a party of friends who were bait fisher men. Pence aid not have any luck with his casting outfit and so concluded to have a try with the live bait. Rigging up an outfit, live minnow and all. he proceeded to get busy.

Be did not have to wait long for results, for the minnow had bars ly settled down toward the bottom of tha stream when, to the surprise of himself and friends, he got a run tnat maae the reel nowi. pence Immediately got into action and at the first slow down of the line struck his fish and began to retrieve his line, though the actions of the seemed to be strangely in reverse of what is expected of a hooked bass, with the fish making dashes first to one side of a semi circle and then to the other, alwaya going out. Much to Pence's surprise when he got the fish In close enough to be seen, it was coming In backward. He finally landed li and found his bait and sinker hanging down over the side ot the fish, with his line secure in a per fect half hitch Just above Its taO. Pence is now laying claim to being the first angler ever to "rope" a fish In true Will Rogers style, With the approach of the spawning season the troubles of the game wardens begin to assume businesslike proportions.

There ia always a tempta tion to some persons to snare biacK bass off their nests In the shallow water regardless of the effect their act has on the several thousands of embryo game fish which the parent fish Is zealously guarding and protecting against the thousand and one menaces to their well being that In habit the It Is this class of poacher that the game wardens have to be on the lookout for all during the six weeks of close season. This season more than ever the wardens have been Instructed to be on the lookout for such depredations and to give no Quarter, regardless of the alibis that may be offered by those taken up for the violation of the fish and game code. Sportsmanship is at low ebb in this class of violators, so there will be.no hesitancy In rnsklng prosecutions of the guilty. Did you ever talk "shop" to an old time fly fisherman? Try It once and see the difference in anglers. If you strike up conversation In regard to tackle with a bait caster you will hear nothing but rods and reels.

With the fry fisherman things are different. He may casually mention the rod. but the main topic will be lures, and more lures. He will tell you something about every fly he has In his book. the fine points of this or that fly and the whys and wherefore of the colors and shapes and just why certain flies command the attention of certain species of fish, and he will, at times, take exceptions to certain Ideas ot angling as exemplified by Izaak Walton, He will go through the list of names, of flies from Silver Doctor.

Parmanchee Belle, Coachman. Red Ibis and on down tbe line like a Chocktaw Indian reading the Declaration of Independence and when the list has been completed, unless you. too, are Imbued with the same spirit, you wul wonder what It Is all shout. The fly fisherman truly is In a class all hia own. TWELVE MISCUES HELP SOUTH PORT WIN, 11 6 ea aaa wj ja awaw awae wa 1 WMhmgton High School's nine brought on its first defeat in eight starts this season Friday afternoon when it committed twelve errors to throw Southport a ball game by a score of IX to 6.

The game woe a six inning affair. Southport garnered ten hits off of Dean. Continental hurler, who took the punishment alone. Weyman. winning pitcher, allowed only six Washington safeties.

The score: Washington 11 0 0 13 Southport 8 0 4 0 a 311 10 3 BatteHee Beta and Cook: Weyman and Schmaifcldt. 0 RTHWESTERN FO 0TB ALL CHICAGO. April 27 (AJ.) Impatient fans, who cant wait for the football season, had a chance to see a regulation gridiron, battle at Dycbe stadium today. Coach Dick Hanley divided his Northwestern spring squad into two teams for the game, which was part of Northwestern 's first annual spring field day. The battle was to wind up soring football practice, and new rules were to be used with Big Ten oiiiciais officiating.

NEXT SUNDAY EXCURSIOHS $2.05 LOG AN SPORT and return. $2.75 CULVER and return. $3.00 SOUTH BEND and return. Leave Indianapolis 8:05 A. M.

$1.75 RICHMOND and return. $2.75 DAYTON and return. Leave Indianapolis 7:50 A. M. Tickets good In coaches only on trains shown.

CITY TICKET OFFICE 118 Monument Piece Phone Riley 7353 PECJnSYLUAUIA RAILROAD i BIO BOY PETERSON. bats from the other side. He Is twen CHUCK WIOOINS i Topping Tuesday night's fistic card at the Armory; Chuck Wiggins will meet Big Boy Peterson, of Minneapolis, in a ten round bout that is attracting lots of attention among local fight fans, many believing the well known Big Boy will prove a stnmbUng block In the path of Wiggins, who is making a determined bid for recognition as a heavyweight title contender. While Peterson Is but a youngster compared to Chuck, he Is a giant in stature and possesses enornious strength. Wr SU Paul Outfleldtr MaWiisV Good With Boston Club 'V nutsatu RusseU Scarritt has proved to the satisfaction of Bill Carrigan that his 1928.

performance of batting .354 and fielding 81 in the American Association was 'no fluke.) This young outfielder, who spent 1927 and 192ft with St. Paul has shown better than any other Red Sox outfielder this spring. Scarritt throws right handed and ty five years old. feet 10 Inches tall and weighs 158 pounds, His home Is at Pensacola, MARION GOLF SCHEDULE MARION. Ind, April 27 The schedule for the High School golf team was announced today and Is ae May South Side, J.

Wayne, here: May 4, Muncie, there; May 10. Munde, here; May 11, Central. Ft. Wayne, there; May 18, Central, TL Wayne, here; May 18, Bluff fxm, here; May 81, Bluffton, here. Pittsburgh 120 E.

Market St. and PETE.GAVUZZI Youngstown Beginning April 28th OLDS COAST TO COAST LEiD Wanttinen, Finnish Runnsr, Forced to Guit Cc causa of Stomach Trcubb. HOLLA. Mo April 27, (AJP.) Charlie Pyie's pirLrj to dsy continued their Jaunt throu Missouri, bound for .2, twenty three mis detent. Pete Oavuzzt the bearded Italian.

Of Southairrttm rii'jTiii protecting a two hour lead when tiie carnival moved out of Holla. Jshrr.y Salo. the Cying cop of Passaic. II. stririnjf to overcome the lead, tied with Cavuzzi and Ed Gartner, col wed.

of Seattle, Wash, for third ia yesterday's lap, Finn Quits Hare, Olll Wanttinen, of New York, little Finnish runner, was forced to uu. vMUAra luwiua ucvaua of stomach trouble. He aas" la twelfth place, but had been bothered for two weeks with his stomach and during the last six days walked every rar wnue wen up amor. the he was struck by an automobile and forced out of the race. The leaders as they lelt Holla to Pete Carnati.

England, 17:11 4T. John Salo. rat Ji. K. Oarfner.

Shuttle, Wh, 1 a 4, L'mek. Tmt. Italy. l3 4j.t.. Vaul Sim peon.

BurLuigtoa, K. dm 197:483. "am Richman. WewTorV. hft.

I'hiUio GranrUie. Hamxlloa, Ontari. 204.0.10. H. B.

McNamara, AotrH. 519:2 4 Karry Abramowlu. Hew lot 531 Herbert Hedeman. Hw Tork. Prep Hih Jump Record Oroken fn Coast.

Relay FRESNO. CaL, April 21 (U.P.) The world's record for a Jutr? la lnterseholaatie competition, which had stood for seventeen years, was broken here by waiter many local Student, in the west coast relay car nrrsJ. i Marty cleared the bar at 8 feet 4U Inches, which Is five eights cf sn lnc higher than the mark set in 1S12 by M. Oler: ef Cambria re. Mass.

ArelYou Plahniri a Trip Abroad If you plan to see Europe. this summer, whether strain or tfr the first time, our Travel Bureau can help you. Through personal acquaintance with the ground to be covered, we caa offer invaluable suggestions on where to go and what to see. In advance of your leaving we will make all arrangements for transportation and accommodations. In short, every detail of your trip will be cared for, leaving you free to get the utmost in pleasure and profit for your time and money.

A card or phone call will bring, our representative to see you. RICHARD A. KURTZ, Manager Travel Buresu Th4 Leading Travel Bureau IndianapoUt UM VIM II COT f3 C3 Cd Riley 5341 i ll i lllMi J.JIL.III11. ii mmmm ui.iMi I i i 1) Lt. Indianapolis.

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(Erie) 7:23 ra, (E.T.) At. Pittsburgh a. a. (CT.) WESTCOUTiD Ly. Pittsburgh.

93 p. n. (HT.) Lv. Youngstown (Erie) (E.T.) Ar. Indisnspolis.

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