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V. ATHLETICS RIUj 7277 Unknown WO Listed On Is. the Fogr Wheel Drive, cf Which Tfeere Are Three Other Is the Two Cycle Car of Leon Duray Principle Not New for Trucks. 11 T. Html Thert are two typee of entries fa the 600 mile race on May SO that are listed ia the unknown quantities Besides beinr unknown they represent the ideas of at least four rroups of individuals whose entries ere the result of the courage of their oonrictions.

The first of these Is the four wheel drive. Three entires are listed under this head. They are from the Coleman Motors Corporation, well known makers cf four wheel drive trucks: the Four Wheei Drive Auto Com pany. also makers of four wheel drive trucks, and Harry Miller, of Los An reies, who has been designing and building racing cars for a quarter of century. None of these ears has been tried out.

The principle Is not new for trucks, where it has been applied for years in a highly satisfactory way. But it is new for racing cars and passenger ears The idea of a four wheel drive racing car hit America and Europe at about the same time. Bugattl. on the continent, is the Eu ropean factory spending Its tune and money, in racing cars of this type. Whether the three entered in the 800 tnlle race win be a success or a fall tire can not be predicted until they hare bad a real trial on the track, which they have not had.

To date only one of them has arrived at the speedway garages, and that Is the entry of the Coleman Company. More is expected to be known of its in the next few days when it will be given a thorough trial. Daray te Try Again, Leon Duray has entered for the second year his two cycle englned car. Last 'rear Leon had oilin and cool ing troubles with bis entry, andxhe withdrew It from the race after It had gone eight laps. Since that time ha has spent a.

great deal of time and money on hi product. Laboratory test are said to have been satisfactory with the engine. Humor la that It develop approximately 250 horse power, which is a great deal for a alxteen cyllnder engine of that alzev Duray. arrived in Indianapolis a couple of days ago and his car ia expected at the track some time in the three or four days. Borne of the pilots of racing cars predict that it will be fast, while others are not so optimistic, probably Duray has more actual knowledge about it than any one and he is willing to let.

a demonstration prove, whether tt.ls or wrong. 4 The nontechnical explanation if a two cycle motor is that Instead of taking four movements of the piston SKY HARBOR fit ft. eVth Manlelpal Airport Dance Satand Sunday Nltes i' reaturlng HAROLD CORK'S CORXERS Drive eat W. Wash, te Ben Davis, follow Airport Sign South mpwiEnasniiDiE A MUS EMENT PAR DA LO ASCENSION SUNDAY AFTERNOON Come eat and watch the filling of the monster balleeiilts breathtaking rush late the sky nerve tingling parachote by Daredevil ETHEL PRITCHETT. FUN, THRILLS, "GOOD OLD a I STARTING WITH THE MIDNITE SHOW SATURDAY NITE I NEW PE0PLE TEXAS IsF XTnTK Or LOVI9S MAOX MI.UAN JONES'.

Br.Al Tll tL GIRL ItKKTIC KIRK TR1X1R BTTLUt IJf.ADINO NCMBfc aS IMX1K MAX.V HELKX IAV18 STARTING SUNDAY vmh dale, pjiiup onAnoon i AriD AN AUGMENTED COMPANY In the Netc York and London Dramatic Triumph it 11 11 LEira CO nomanee. Mystery, Thrills, Action and Comedy All' Masterfully in a Play That lias Been the Talk of Two Continental OWING TO THE NATURE AND IMPORTANCE. OF rt 'iV Tnn PROLOGUE IN THIS VIVID DRAMA, LATE COMERS WILL NOT BE SEATED TILL IT IS OYER; 35c WEn; MT 22 Quantities wsovmuemm to eomplrta a cycle only two arc required. Wber tfi ordinary type of gasoline engine requires one stroke of th piston to suck In a charge ot gasoline, another to compress It, another to trantmlt the thrust to the. crankshaft and another tatexpeU the ex hiuit the two cycle aceomp nhe the same work with two movements of the piston.

The explosions coming at ehorter Interval give the engine leas time to cool end last year Leon's water system was not sufficient to accomplish the task. This year Is another thine and if Leon baa solved his the ear Is expected to to places. At any rate. Duray is colorful enough himself to make the public watch his movements with interest Tho 11th Stopped Tbem. There may be nothing in superstition, but It was more than a coincidence that few of the driven went on the track yesterday, rrlday, the 13th.

Prank Brisko, in his Brisko Atkinson front drive, went gingerly around a lap or so. and that was alL Roy Painter. In his Oraham Palge, essayed cne or two. The unnamed floating power car was out Little Chet Miller, aboard No. 29.

the Hudson, was whining through the southwest passage when the car started to swap ends and sandpapered six inches off 1U tall along the. Inside wall. Chester was not touched. To further complicate matters, the wall kissing happened between 13 and 1 in the thirteenth hour of the day. When Pete Krels was told in the afternoon that wag Priday, 13th, he almost fell over backward.

can't understand how I got by this morning, he said. If, Td thought about It. would not even hawe come out to the track." Pet ran a ten lap radiator test In his Studebaker. Driving Ability. Some of the drivers were discussing their business while they ate lunch.

The question was up as to how Bob Carey and Bryan Baulsnauxh. who heave been red hot on the dirt, will fit with the wider curves and the greater speed of the local track. Lou Moore disagreed with an expressed opinion that the dirt was tougher than the brick. And so did Russell "When you get to herding from 13S to 200 horses around these corners at from 114 to 11? miles, an hour, you find it Just as tough a it is to. drive the fast dirt track alligators around the dust paths." Lou said.

This track at top speed Is Just as tough as any dirt bull ring at top speed, even if the difference between the two speeds is twenty five miles an hour," Snowberger said, between bites at Tom Beau's chicken and dumplings. There Is no reason why Carey and Saulspaugh should not be good here. Conditions are different, and they wont be able to slide them through the turns cockeyed as much as they do on the' dirt, but if they are anything like Prankr Lockhart, as some have said they might be. they'll, show all the old timers really how to do it Lockhart came here in 1928 unknown, so unknown that he could not get by Charley Richardson, the guardian of the Inner field gate. He came down along the track in front of the grand stand and yelled over across at Riley Brett: "Riley, ha vent any pass.

Will you come over and get me through the gate?" Riley did, and wlthtojfe "few; days Prank was showing; every old time speedway pilot how to put a car over the bricks. He was the first driver em to drive the speedway 114 miles an hour, and before he died he had moved his figure up to 120.1 In four qualification HAPPINESS AT RI VER I A REGULAR BEAUTY PARADE BEAUTIFUL LS aaAaaafisMsB4BmsawawMsksMaKwa MATINEE SAT. NIGHT AT 8:10 FOLLIES PLAYERS fflitti UATSrrC0535c2Sd "THE GOOD FAIRY" Big. Ten Pitching Star, to Join Cardinals in June I i WXLPRXD MATTBON. Wilfred Mattson.

star pitcher of the University of Minnesota, win report to the St Levis Cardinals immediately after his graduation In June. His Is considered one of the Big Ten's outstanding hurlers. laps, the fastest it ever has been driven by a rear drive and faster than it will be this year. Carey will pUot Lou Meyer' Special eight, which Myron Stevens drove Into fourth' place last year. It has had a larger engine' Installed and the potential speed of the ear is such that if Carey can drive It.

lap at lie miles an hour are well within its range. Its motor' 1 a sister to the 243 cubic Inch one in Lou Moore'S Boyle Valve Special. It has 'been predicted by some that Moore will wind his around the bricks in qualification at 117 miles an hour. Saulspaugh win have Harry Miller's sixteen which William (Shorty) Cant Ion drove last year. With the ork all out on this Job it should be as fast as any car the race.

The trouble with it last year was that it was fast but fragile. It Is powered wtth a SOO cunte inch1 engine. i i ii Time Vena Speed; When some "of the high' school boyi jerk, their. Pords around corners at forty miles an hour and scare the citizens yellow, they think they are showing how It Is done. Out on the bricks the 500 mile ease them through the corners above 100 miles an hour without a' skid.

Time is comparative. A minute and thirty seconds may seem a long time while waiting on some one, but that same time used up In getting two miles and a half around the speedway, with four corners to negotiate doea not seem long, at all. That is the tune required tor. a lap at 100 miles an hour. If the desire Is to hurry a utue.

and make the circuit in 1:21.8 the speed is 110 miles an When a driver becomes on going a bit faster and does it in an even 1:17 he is traveling an average of 117 miles an hour. Leon Duray got in a hurry once back In 1828 and he looped the course in 1:12.57, for an average of 124.018 miles an hour. No one has had the inclination nor the car to exceed this. Duray did it with a Miller built front wheel drive. Very likely the first 100 miles In the race thlx year will be run at an aver axe ol ios to 110 miles an hour.

Lap time can be figured within two or three second by the speedway, vis itor with the second hand of bis watch. Following is a table that will help him figure trie muea an nour: Min. Milet Hour. 1:44.7 1:43.5 1:43.3 1.41.1 1 :40.0 1:38 3 1 I 1 :3.1.S 11.8 1 .31. A 1 :30.e 1:30.0.

1 1 1:8.3 4 1 1 jS4. 1:24.1 1 :23.4 1 :2. 1:21.8 1:23 1:19.6 1:18 1:18.3 1:17. 1:17.0 1:18.3 :15.0 1:14.4 1:13.7 8 86 87 8 89 90 PI 2 J3 4 16 97 88 ItW 101 IOC 103 lt4 10.V Io ,107 10 109 110 111 US J14 115 116 I17 11K 119 110 121 123 1:15 8 12J Roles for Qualification. Cars are permitted three trials, provided' they do not finish the four laps required.

They can not start in the race if they do not average 100 miles an hour for the four laps. Cvn if thev da a vera re 100 Tl they still can not start in the race If they are not one oi ine iony ii est cars that make the trials. They tw nuallfv on the first dav and perhaps secure a position in a 102 mue an nour row, ou mey won i know until the last day for qualifications whether they have been one of the fortunate forty. Frank Brtake's. Car.

The front wheel car which Frank Brisko will chauffeur in the race is all that remains of the second' front wheel drive which Harry Miller built in 1925. The first one he bull, for Jimmy Murphy, but Jimmy was killed at Syracuse In September of 1924, wtth the car not yet completed. In the 1925 race Jimmy's car was driven by Dave Lewis, It having been bought hi the meantime by Cliff Du rant. Dave was second at 100.82 miles an hour, the second fastest average ever to be made on the speed way. The other front wheel drive was brought here by but it waa new to.

tna onvera, ana puot erter pilot refused it. So it est. a tlS.000 beauty. In the rarer while the race went on The Packard Motor Car Company bought It afterward, and later sold It to a Detroit race driver, from whom it wss purchased by Brisko. has been built over sever al tune, but the original front wheel mechanism still perforras sstlsfac torllyv It should qualify at 'between 101 mtA lj4nllea an houf.

11 CHICK HAFEY, OF REDS, TAKES BATTING LEAD 7 rw national PENA AND PAUL TO BOX FOR FEATHERWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP" BOXING FIGHTS AND MAT RESULTS 'MISCELLANEOUS SPORT DOPE THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, SATURDAY, MAY 14, 1932. GOLF BOWLING When a nian work at his work' and grows up to "be, a carpenter and then a contractor and goffers his six sons and one daughter an the advantages of elementary education it doeant seem quite right that he should have to come home each evening and listen to a house fun of golfers explaining their individual desertions from par. open. Dick Is Just plain Dick no sucn was rate ox a certain John Nelson, father of Carrie. Lee, Chester.

Chick, Dkk and Zrvln. Carrie dldnt bother much about the fame, but the boy all turned out to be professional golfers. Lee. the eldest boy, really started the trouble. He hired out as a caddy master at the Country Club under the pro Harry Colli.

If Lee hadnt done this Indianapolis might hare had a great firm named Nelson. Nelson. Nelson. Nelson. Nelson.

Nelson and Nelson contractors and builders. Tnstead Lee started the boys on a full Nelson in golf and soon they had It When Let went to the country club aa caddy master be had never played a stroke of golf. He played left handed for a short time. Wallie and' Chester started caddy Ins a little later on. Chick and Richard took up caddylng when Lee moved to Riverside.

Cheater made the next move when he became a professional at Battle Creek, Mich. Ervin. the baby of the family, started playing when quite young. The older boys didn't aDow him to caddy. He became a pretty fair player though, and before they knew It he had turned pro too.

The boys started some rapid fire movements around town about this time. Lee went to Highland and Wallie took Lee's Job. Then Lee went back to the Country Club, Wallie took Highland and Chick stepped in at Riverside. Ervin was about the best player in the lot, All of the boys have had their good years and bad years as do. most pros and practically all golfers.

Six of the boys met in two different tournament the open at South' Bend and the open at Culver. Rarely do you find six brother professionals engaged In the same event. And now about Richard or Dick, the demurest of the Nelson and the only cne who still heads a dub in Indianapolis. Dick is' pro at Meridian Hills and he Is there for some time to come. Maybe fortune is kind to Dick now because in all his playing year he Is the only Nelsorr who failed to win the state MANUAL TENNIS TEAM DOWNS N.

A. G. U. RHINIES Manual's, netmen scored a 6 to 0 victory over the N. A.

O. IJ. freshmen Frldsy at Willaxd park. Singles Wagner defeated KolUew (N. A.

O. 61, 64. How Tribesmen Broke In (As Told by Johnny Riddle) A policeman who arrested a boy friend of mine perhaps might be blamed Kiven credit for my taking up baseball and do believe it was the strong arm of the law that made me a professional player rather than a lawyer, as I 5 i 0 JOHNNY RIDDLE. when spring came around two student a iramsmp company ior a irip 10 mrope. When the summer vacation arrived the three of us beat it for Savannah; and reported to the steamship company but one of the boy.

It developed had not informed his parents of the plan. About two davs before sailino time. a policeman arrived at the shir and smppea nun nome. or course, this once wrote a letter to. my old coach the Sanford team In the Florida State the spring that he would give me a trlaL Still lingering around Savannah I waited for two days for a reply from the coach and finally it came, directing me to report at once.

The season. then, had been under way several weeks and I Joined the club, bubbling over with the idea of making good in baseball. It was the middle ot July before finally broke In and then caught twen ty two consecutive games. It was a ford ball park and found that the was oroerea to report at once. In 1928 the Indians farmed out to Qulney but unfortunately broke a foot early In the season and did not get back into the game until late summer.

However, the Tribe recalled me In time to get into the little world series with I am pulling hard to get a real chance in the majors and do hope It comes, for now am thinking more about the game than ever before and have practicauy forgotten about the law as a profession. However, keep up on my studies at times but what Via looking forwsrd to more than ever ia a big league job. What and where I'd be now if the bard to tell, but I'm pretty certain I I'm not a bit sorry. There are wore for Instance I title whatever. His first job was in Dahvgle DL, and he started jft the prof ewkm al there 1W2 Pretty aoon along came the war and lie hopped into the 139th field artillery, but' his overseas service lasted only two months.

It was hardly worth the trip. Going back to his oKT place to Danville Dick remained one year and from DanrUle he tried afiami Beach where he remained one year and a half. Zn 1929 he accepted a position at Highland taxing his brother Wallie 's place. WaBle started a golf school. Dick remained at Highland log, six years before moving ever to Meridian HUla to take charge of the new course which had just been completed.

This is his fifth year with the Meridian Hills Club and he seem to fit there mighty well. a a The young msn who came into this world August 31, 1894. Is one of the best golf teachers in the city. He has developed a crop of young women players who have been knocking at the championship windows for the last two or three years and may present a winning ticket most any time new. a a Slight of structure.

Dick used to feel that it was a good idea for a little fellow to punch a golf balL He had a quick stroke one of the fastest backswings in the business and yet he seldom failed to hit the ball well In these full shots. a a a The little shots bothered him more than the others and there was nothing Unorthodox, about his style for, pitching and chipping. A year or so ago, however. Dick de cfded to smooth out hi golf game: Today, his stroke is longer and more deliberate and ha is hitting the ball better than ever. a a a He the last of the local Job holding Nelsons.

Lee now is a man of leisure in Florida, Chick Is running a restaurant in Florid, Ervin Is at Culver Military Academy Chester still has the Country Club; of Ft. Wayne and Wallie is boss at the Bloomington Country Club. Just as soon as all the other boys move out of the state Dick thinks it will be his turn to win one of the state more or less opens. W. TV JR.

Nackenhorst (M.) defeated Jornlck (N. A. O. 62, 63. Bernd (M defeated Flannigan (N.

A. O. 64, 63. Hannan (M.K defeated Abeful (N. A O.

62. 6 3: Doubles Nackenhorst aitd WSgner defeated Kcltzew and Flannigan, 6 3. 6 I. Bernd and Hannan defeated Jurnlck and Abeful, 8 6, 6 3, 6 1 had planned and as my father wished. Baseball.

it seems, had always had a atrong strain In our fam lly and the very first regularly or ganized team that played with was managed by my father. On the same team. too. brother of mine also played, but so far as professional baseball was con cerned Fm quite certain no one in our family had any desire for us to be interested. With the idea of becoming lawyer firmly fixed in my mind my dad sent me to the Riverside Military Academy (a prep school) where played on all the athletic teams and while there was coached in baseball by Lee Cron er, who once was a member of the New York Giants Finishing the prep I.

en tered the Univer sity of Georgia Tnere, too, I en gaged in all sports Including football and baseball and and I succeeded In getting a Job wtth arrested one of our trio and immediately broke up. the original party and I at Lee Croner. who then was managing League. Lee had written me earlier in happy morning when I went to the San Indianapolis team had bought me and police officer had arrived days later ia would not be playing ball. However, things than baseball a poor lawyer FEATHER THRONE TO BE OCCUPIED MAY 26 Championship Will Co to Win.

ner of Johnny Pans Tommy Paul Clash. DXTROIT. May 14 (AJ.) The featherweight boxing tttla which ha been, without an corner since Bat Bat teltno outgrew the division, and lost it by forfeit, win be handed to the win ner, of a fifteen round here May38. Johnny Pena, aggressive New York er who reaehed the finals of an elimi NDIANA STATE DOWNS BALL TEACHERS. 12 11 TERRS HAUTE, Xnd May 14 (AP.) Indiana State scored five runs in the last of the ninth Inning here yesterday to.

tie, the count and pushed over the winning run la the ejevenui to oereat Ban state Teachers College, 12 to 11. WUdneea of Ball State hurlers kept the team in constant trouble but a good defense. Ktured by a triple play in the sixth ing, aided until the closing frames when the defense cracked badly. A home run by Hutchinson, of Ball State, in the fifth with the bases load ed, was the offensive feature of the game. The score: Ball SUM 000 070 A1S OOll 11 liKl.

301 OOO 01 IX 11 Batter Ma Hitt, HiBaaler sad Kinr Storlin. 8 pence. PerraL Baaltea ai Ck amber. Cauliflowers taw lialaad Prsa NEW TORX Ernie Bchaaf Boston. outpointed Jack Oroas, Philadelphia (ten): King Tut, Minneapolis, out pointed Morrie Sherman, Detroit (ten).

Paul Junior. Lewiston. ul. stopped Joey Ferrando, Ashtabula, 6. (eight).

BOSTON Charley Retzlaff, Minn outpointed Jimmy Braddock, Jersey City (ten). DETROIT Wesley Ramey. Orand Rapids, Mich outpointed Ray Miller, Chicago (ten). Fredle Miller. Cineln nau.

outpoutea jonnny ounn, hhi burgh (eight). CLEVELAND Frankle Wallace, Cleveland, outpointed Johny Mitchell, Detroit (eight). HOLLYWOOD, Cel. Tommy reran, Omaha, stopped Lloyd Smith. Los Angeles (six).

WraatHa KaaaHa. PHILADELPHIA Strangler LwU. 240 JLoa Aasalea, thraw Oaorra Zsaarlas, 239, Pueblo, 42:17.. Dick ShikaU Phil adelphia, won by deeicioa from Bandor SsaboHuarai7. 30:00.

Howard Cinto win, low. won by deaaioa from Herb TreamaB. Torh. Canturjr MilateatL New UsTtn. threw Tanks Bus ria.

Lfa Plnettkl. threw. Joe DaVHo. Italy. 11:83.

rrita KVy. 0r maror. threw Mlhaly Orrovanri. Hung ary. LOW ILL.

Maaa. Jack Canaan. 218. California, defeated Louis Allaire, 210, Franca, ttrairht falla. 30 and SALEM.

Maaa Lea Numa. SI 3, Be ttla. defeated Al Mercier. 208. Montreal (N'uma firat fall.

45:40. and eond by drtault wbea Mercier was unable to contloae). OntrajadGMtf' QarlBildT'SnO Italataad WbHeyvHewilt.i JM1. Menv pnia, jwp xaua out oi tnree loartDaAOl firt. 21:05: Hewitt Mcond, 17:00.

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