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77? First Trials Gixtsen Cylinder Miller Gets in Crankcase Repair Parts Already cn Way From Pacific Coast Workman's Carefassness Causes Trouble Thirty Expected to Ca Ready for Trials Wjiich Start at 10 o'clock Saturday and CcntinU3 Sunday. William (Shorty) Cantlon, drir 'injr the Harry Miller Special, will not be seen in the Saturday qualification trials. That is, not unless the of miracles is still with Uf. Jlpnday' or Tuesday' trials may see him, but he will hare lost his chance to battle with Louis Meyer and Billy Arnold tor, a front row position Shorty was winding up the new sixteen cylihder late Thursday afternoon when one of the connecting rod on the left side of the motor let go and tore a hole in the crankcase and ruined the block of the motor. Hepairs for the ear are on the truck which Cue here Monday from the coast with Ralph.

Hepburn's Miller bulit tear. isr.srty ocen getting arouna we tiaclj at fair, speed, though he had been taking matters easy at that. The blowup came without warning and the car had to be towed Into the garage. Careless Workman EerpenaHle. Harry MlHer, builder, and B21 White, too the matter like phUoeophfrs.

An examination showed Ciat a workman in assemblisg the motor had left a wire oif one cf the bolts that fasten the connecting rod to the crankshaft. When the engine got moving at high speed, the nut on the bolt worked off, the connecting rod came loose and whipped Itself to pieces against the crankcase snd the motor block. It was just the eld esse of the little horseshoe nail being the cause of it alL There will be genuine regret among not enly the potential spectators, but monj the racing drivers ax we'd, because they all believed the Cantlon job, with its new type spring suspension, would be the fastest job cn the trsck. A matter? are now. Cantlon probably will content himself with ut making sure that he will get in the lineup With' his Kperd.

As it is, he has lost all chance ta battle for the first few lap prizes in the race. At 19 o'CIock Saturday. The trials' to decide the forty 'cars tint will be permitted to start in the sweepstakes will begin Saturday morn at 10 o'clock. Each driver applying for permission It make his trial must make four laps of the two and a half mile track at a xpeed cf at least ninety mile an hour qualify for the race. This means that unless rut does make that average fpced he will be automatically ruled out.

Further than that, however, bis qualification trial also will be his rilmlnation trlaU After he has made his qualification speed and his average is set down by the ofllclals. he still must hsve one of the thirty nine hhheit averages to ret into the race. That is where the elimination part of qualification trials comes hi. la caring that the driver must be one of the thirty nine highest, it Is taken for grsnted that the Cummins DUsscHngined car will be able to make its qualification speed of eighty ZpcnioPIan ohcaco YIUOWSTONI PAXX fftee ww Bmjrm euset Was. Hi PACIFIC See West' espenee rtmie, hetsla Jolly Include Tacotna, Highway, Loeise, Oar snfomeuon.

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jl as avs a a 10 THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, FRIDAY, MAY 22, 1931. nn IMI li UUUUi .4 PIS ii RIALS. SAY ira WithAccidm miles an hour. If it does. It win be permitted to start In the race and wiU crowd out one of the gasoline ears from the field of that Is permitted by American Automobile Association official in charge of the In making his four lap trial, the driTer is given permission to warm his car up Icr two or three laps.

When he Is ready he holds up his hand a he comes down the heme stretch: he is iren the starting flag and Is on his way. If he does not finish the four laps he may have a total of three trials. If he does finish his four lap trial, he can not hare another one. Cars Are Measured. Before a car may qualify it must be measured try the technical com mittee of the race, under the chair manship of Louis Schwitzer.

local automobile aecessory manufacturer, to determine that its engine is not in excess of 36 cubic inches piston displacement and that It conforms other wise to rules regarding weight and mechanical coristructlon. 1 Particular interest in the Qualification trials this year comes because of the entrance Into competition on a race course for the first time of a Diesel en gined racing ear. This engine burns fuel oU instead of gasoline. The engine has no carburetor and no spark plugs. Otherwise It Is in large degree normal in its functions.

The fuel Is fired by compressing ah In the cylinders until It becomes hot enough to ljnite the oO, which goes into the cylinders in the form of va cor. Tbe qualification speed ox eignty mile an hour, set oy speedway oui ciala. is thought to be easily within the capabilities of the Diesel. Another in teres ting car will be that of Billy Arnold. It is owned by Barry Harts and Is a front drive.

It Is entered as ICUer IIarU. It won the race last year, with Arnold at the wheel. SUil another speed creation of great Interest Is the slxteen cyllnder of Ehorty Cantlon, which beside having one of the most powerful motors on the track, has a new type of spring suspension built by Harry Miller, weU kncwn racing car builder. This car will not be in the Saturday qualification trials, due to a broken engine. The slxteen cyllnder of Louis Meyer, fourth place winner last year, holds considerable Interest, as doe the near stock englned ear of Russell Snow berger, who has been using a.

Etude baker President eight cylinder motor for ratine for year. Cbeekosi ef Raeers. Enowberger probably will qualify his Russell Eight at ft speed of 114 to lis miles an hour. If he does, this will be by far the fastest near atock racing car ever to enter American racing and It may earn him a place In the front row. A checkup of the cars at the track reveals that there are approximately thirty cars that will be on hand to qualify Saturday.

Unless they move right along, some of these are going to be disappointed, for there never has that many qualify In one day. A few of the announced qualifiers may change their minds between now and the time to do it. but there will be enough out oa the track to keep the snectators up on their toes. A to the possible speed, there it always a difference of opinion. There has been nothing at me track to date that Justifies any one in saying that it will take 118 miles an hour to gain tne pole position, it is true that what ha been don Is not always a gauge, since the wise speed merchants sometimes deliber ately keep from showing his hand.

The battle for the front row post tlon should He among Billy Arnold. Louis Meyer and a dark horse, who comes up to take the place left vacant because of the accident to Shorty canuon engine. This column still favors BEiy Arn WORTHWGST CANADIAN ROCiCIGS wonder place th eca Jcal aS way. pedal traJne vie the ttsclHd scenkally eapreme finest taemsrs, H2ed eoarlers relieve yoo of every eeee. cotDpenlacta, Just tike a big hooee party.

Indian pageants, 8 pokane, Sealtlv Mt Rainier. Portland, Colombia Rlvee Paget Sound cruise, Victoria, Lake Denff, Cerwidian Rodiee, Aleaka. bevel epeciallet wd gladly fomatb full raabtt. UMral Aim tOCKItt TO THI SIA oun CVDCCT ULAU ILdDCDEI, at tJics3 priced BUT TRtM IN PAIIS am save rvTCt mosci Olflnai de3 souh. 4.4021.

OMS) t.oo.i.. (IUMt aaaa) to 7 P. M. W. TTaahlngten and Sheffield Ave.

'X ill old to get oat and really motor for all that both be and his four carburetored, elght cyUndered, tront drive Ulller Hartt Special are good for. If that very best isn'st fast enough to get the pole, he wont get it. Louis Meyer has his adherents who insist that he has just ft little more speed than has Arnold. It Is such, difference of opinion that makes the world Beb MeDonegn In Geldberg. The word ts out that debonair Bob McDonogh.

who spells his name without a u. will drive one of the two Goldberg frontdrlves, probably the eight. Bob win take up a couple of notches in his perfect twenty eight belt, and see what be can do with the eight. Bill Cummings win have plenty Of friends la the audience when he climbs into his front driven Empire State Special to try his luck. Many people think BUI has been holding out on his friends and that really he has more speed in his car than he ha shown in practice.

The answer is. he Willi have to have a whole lot more." Leon'Duray is scheduled to get a radiator on his ar Friday and to be ready far the trials Saturday. If he does get his two cycle slxteen cylinder ready to motor, he may make the spectators sit up and say Ah! Whether his car has reached such a state of perfection only time and the new radiator win Leon can be one! of the horses with a sable coat that may upset the front row apple cart if he wishes, provided his car I really ready, for it has the power to develop the necessary speed. But Leon Is hard to figure. If he is Inclined to take a mature view of his venture, he win be content to get in under the wire easily, and let the high speed go for at least another year.

After all. he has a new Idea, and what he wishes is to nave it run in the race, not make a show at the qualification and maybe sput come ox its inside in the effort ana tnus be out of the race. Anyway, It Is going to be a great show Saturday the greatest qualification show ever. There Is plenty of room to park ears and the warm canine and drink stands will be going full uuuv, wim enougn musiara ana catsup ana pickles and onions to go all mwbw. a un ox ine cars that have been announced as possible qualifiers will be found elsewhere, if mm, nf vnem xau by the wayside, perhaps a car or two that a snectator is inter ested in.

said snectator mtt mm mit Sunday, for there should be almost as much doing then as there win be oaiuruay, Brlsee Has Baa LauJr. It looks like Frank RrljLrttt tn Uu Brlsco AUclnaon Special, win not be ready to qualify before Wednesday, au. nana was going Into the northwest turn about o'clock Thurs day afternoon when something went wrung wun his steering. The car hit ine inner wan. slewed tm to the ton wall, throwing out enough spark to start the Chicago fire of 171 or thereabouts, came back down again, turning as It came, and stopped In the middle of the course.

The front end received the brunt of the blows. The front axle was bent, the trans utlssion case broken, the oil cooler aU zuea oir and both steering knuckles and both front wheels knocked off. When the car came to rest it had its nose resting on the bricks, all tired out. The car is the old Packard front, drive which came to the track in 1925 fresh from Barry Miller shop and no one could be found to drive it. Last year ft was driven into sixth place by Dave Evans a the Jones Haley Special.

Fred WinnaL who was severely Injured at Altoona a year ago and spent five months in the hcspitaL was riding with Brlsco when the crash occurred. Midnight Activities. With only one day to go before qualification time, the garage at the speedway literally buzzed with' industry until weU after midnight Thurs day. In the Bui White garage could be seen none other than the engineering wizard, Harry Miller himself, with a handful of wrenches tearing the slx teen cyllnder down to a bare crankcase. Shorty Cantlon was helping him.

Big Bui Whit divided his urn between sitting on the bench and going down to Tom BeaU' restaurant for something to eat. Frank Brlsko' wrecked front drive was scattered ail over the garage. Frank said that he will be ready some time around, the middle of next week. The stables cf the Jones MUler out fit was kept warm by the work of Jerry Ilouck, MUton Jones. Jr and the hot an? of juz Bin O'Brien, of Hollywood.

Leon Duray was la his headquar ters, dressed like the millionaire that he is not. watching Dave Koetxla and George SUehl massage the two cycle sensation into Harry Harts and Jean Marsenae were working behind locked doors, but a peep through ft crack in the door was enough to prove that they were bury, Freddie Frame and his mechanic enisled on the Duesenberg until the wee hours. The Bmnlre State specula were getting a going over by the Copple brothers and Floyd smith. Biuy cum mings was present but cant be blamed if the work was not done correctly; he lust didnt do any. Just before midnight.

Red Shafer moved tnio his garage. and started to dean house. A boy in the restaurant heard a driver say. was watching the tack and let the car ret into a bad slide before I noticed It." The boy walked away and said. "Say why doat they sweep this trade so the drivers wont hurt themselves dodging After some one explained to him that the tack la question was spelled taeh for tachometer, the boy allnked ellentty away.

THREE tEN ROUNDERS ON LEGION'S LAST CARD The three ten round scraps which win feature the Legion's final mitt show of the season at the Armory Tuesday night have been lined up as follows: Ten Rounds Benny Touchstone. Detroit, vs. Muggs Kerr, Indianapolis; heavyweights. Ten Rounds Harold Anderson. In dianapolis vs.

Jack Chief Elkhart. Culver; llght heavywelghts. Ten Rounds Zvcuiie butl Jackson vO.Fla, vs. Soldier Domhrowskl. Detroit: featherweights.

Two reporting bouts, a six and ft four, win be announced later, it was stated jy Legion officials. Eddie 3utl the only stranzer on the list, came here few weeks ago from where he was highly rated, the current issue ef the Ring magazine placing him at the top In the Florida featherweight division. He brings press clippings showing he has beaten such pugs as Jackie Rogers. Babe Mane la. Genero Pino, Tony Leto and ddie OTtowd.

and his workouts here at the Victory gym have been impressive. Soldier Dombrowakl, whom he win meet Tuesday night, gave Tracy Cox his hardest fight of the season at the Armory this winter, and fans win recall that an excited second tossed In a towel Just when the Soldier seemed going. best. Our old friend Jack Chief ZZkhart, who engaged in many an exciting slugfest at the fort and Armory ft few seasons ago. is back in harness again after ft year's layoff due to iHnes, by Three Notables at Speedway it i I Left to Right Louis Schneider.

Bui White and Harry Miller. Louie Schneider, driver of the Bowes Seal Fast Special, ran into Harry Miller and BUI White soon after they arrived from California. He Is shown shaking hand with White. White is Cantlon win drive and Harry Miller is POSSIBLE QUALIFIERS SATURDAY Bflly Arnold. Miner Harts, treat drive, eight cylinders.

Freddy Frame, Harts rear eight eyfiae'ers. Levis Schneider, Bewes Seal Fast, rear drive, eight cylinders. Teny Galctta, Bewes Seal Fast, rear drive, eight eytmer. Leea Duray, Duray rear drive, twe eyele, sixteen cylinders. D.

K. Doling, Morten A Brett, rear drive, eight eyliaier. Carl Smith. C. Smith, rear drive, fear cylinders.

Jee'Tbemaa. FTnneran. rear drive, eight cylinders. Al Aspen. Albertl Spec'ai.

rear drive, eight cylinders. George Wmgerter, IVtogerter. rear drive, eight cylinders. Lew Bleere, Cetemsn, front drive, eight ,1 BaaeeU Snewberger, Kussen Eight, rear drive, eight cylinders (Stadebaker engine). Fhll Pardee, Duesenberg, rear drive, eight cyUndera.

Unnamed driver, Daeeeaberg (Fred Duesinberg entry), rear drive, eight cylinders. i Cbet Miller, Marr Special, rear drive, eight cylinder i (Hasn eeriae). Burt Kama is. AneU, rear drive, fear eyllnders. VF.

Cammlngs, Empire State, front drive, eight cylinder. Paul Beet, Empire State, rear drive, eight cyl'nders. Stabby Stubble field. Jenes Muler, rear drive, fear cylinders. Jerry Hoack, Jenes MOier, rear drive, fear cylinders.

Deacon Uta, Maley Special, rear drive, eight cyUndera, Peter DeFaele, Beyle Valve, rear drive, eight cylinders. Ern Triplet t. Back rye, rear drive, eight cylinders. Joe Caecla, Jones Maley, rear drrve, eight cylinders. Babe Stapp, Henaiag Special, rear drive, eight cyUndera.

Frank Farmer, Fedriek Phtton Ring, rear drive, eight Lather Johnson. Richard Special, rear drive, ght cylinder (Ust year's Reenthe Special Stadebaker motor). Joe Rosae, Buase Special, rear drive, etgat cylinders. Clif Bergere. Elce Reyale.

rear eight cylladers (See en rise), i Ab Jenkins, Hunt Spee aL rear drive, eight cylinders (Stadebaker engine). IMgeEifoy Etirly Wlosing Hites Total of 420 Horses Nomi nattd in Eight Evsnts, an Average of Fifty Two for Each Race at State Fair Meet SeventyThree Named for Governor's Purse Four Other Events Later. Headed by a sensational entry of twenty two in. the Lockerbie t'M pace, the early' closing harness horse events for the Indiana. tt fair this year present a pleasing showing to J1 those interested in the rac ing success of the blx Hoosler fair.

The outcome Is presented through the compilation following the closing of the eight events of the early closing variety by the speed department, and It shows that the local track has the same splendid drawing power that ha followed It through recent years. In the eight events there are a total of 420 horses nominated, or an aTer age ox rixty two for each race. The high mark was reached la the Governor's purse for 2:15 pacers, la which seventy three named on the books. The lowest was tr Hotel Lockerbie 2:0 pace, mentioned above. This aggregat and average, compared with any other Ust than those preceding here, are a good guarantee that the race card here srCl be one of the best that the noted race track has ever geea, Secretary Barker.

Speed Superintendent Logsdoa, and Harrie Jones, asistant to the latter, are aU pleased with the war that horsemen cam la for the events. rear Other Event Later. Late dosing events to dose in Au gust win be presented to horsemen soon, and as there are four other events, of big value, which the board bought for the race card, the aggregate la assured. The four mentioned are the three divisions of the Horseman Futurity two year old trot. laree year oia trot and three year old pace also the Frank P.

Fox nacine stake for two year olds. carry closing estrie with their to tals: TStOT t. 0 ATBE CO. rttra. faovO; AnMkf.

Bnati Toko. 4.UT. Betty Ah Xasey, Blk Ltrit. Bok iaiiowar. BonoreMtle.

Brvthor Htamr. Byroo afXIvTa. Ceiamet AdeLle. Celnmet Aeaett. Cahimet Armietice, Calomet Aator.

Chewier. Stoat. Xr. frecier. Erie Mack.

Ke ther Belwta. Faatom. roeter Dilioa' Gneret Walker. Guy Brewer. Bat Walla, Hal Ij read HixhooT Hollyrood Boaaao, Mollyroel fueaa.

Sat Pleio, Koyle. Ira Gey. Juanite natta. Joe A. Mary Aan Guy.

ifrli traoe Veto, Xiee Martoa Toddler. Motono iutii aiai later. Wtar El Peter Roee Morran. Royal Gay. San i.

wiui'Too. rrwr ratett. Pole McElwyn. ANora. eueaa teet.

ihhoki. i a lor Valor. oitaire. Total. l.

Vrie TSUrT rrtaai nrty. atrnra: WIMi pum. SloO: Aenea Worthy. An a bar. Atie Kay, Baywood Walla, Botusyeaetle Brother Gy.

Byrwo MeElwyn. Caiamet A del lev. Calumet Anne. Caiemet vaiumei Ataua, caiamet wcy. ur.

Jaier. rla Mack. iUtfcer Belwln. Tirat Hanoeer. Full Trmt (Kimrinr MeBwra.

Grayapo. Gay Brewer. Belen Uaaorer, Boa eomw, Hoijyrood Browm. Holrrwod in. HoityrtMMi Lanuioo.

Hot Praia. Ja I eo, Jaanita Watt. Joaedaia. Leo Mac Miric MiDVOT Maruo Maria. Mary Ana Jjar.

Matter Uanorer. Kaxey Boy. Max tela. eiis Nona. Pal.a.

orth Aduu. On tnin.il i ln. HTTflf Pmrt Peaer Goldiiacfa. Peter S. Eiorr Sua.

buim. Axworthy, scaater Lerkr, lent Fleet Simnn. Vte SmiIiIhiU. were raeorit Srl na arrester. The Great Atlanta? Tommy Billikea.

TnirU coy. Taior. Voo LtfMoni. ennuaed entered A. I WiaeAio.

Total. 6i. VWO.TXAaeiJt TBOT TWK AI0B( purse. gXJKK). A3 Pe Aim 1 the entrant cf the car wnicn snorty the builder.

AJxin Ony. Bob XHckey. Krerrre, Calumet Ceatenarr. Calumet tnu. vaminet Cianoa.

Calumet Com ha. Csroljm, Detarm; nation. Edtna Volo. Ecthcra Jtr. Kethl Tide, rair field.

Feremnna.v Uriaeo Foreet. Oenrral fa. Hotbrood Allf. Holljrood Borta. Hollyrccxt Minnie.

Holl.rrood KelL Holly rooo Boom, tloM JtcEarun. intrgnty, Iaolaa Vole. Jan WUlet. Jim. E'td of Mia.

otirt. Joaa Ijrmter. Jr. Llnwvarthr Ludlarton. Marrta MOalre, MlUi Worthy.

Miaa Blisaard. ilirn Mary Jan XIm Phal la. aim Sltval I'worth'r Mr Ucllwrn. IVtev Jtfnr, Peter Lake. Fhll Eanover.

PI uta Maid. PfSM Htnottr. Raarae. Homo i. Som McXlvya.

Bm ajebani. Kuth Wil lourbby. Sam BcUlnt Saaabell. natoe Pourlaa. Senator Marriaon.

kir Walter Scott. S4aar MrKlwyn. Teaaco. Tha Lad. The Santra.

Totwy Toddl r. Traveler, Trustworthy, tTnUcht. Yolo Dar, Vol terra. Warren Guy. Wild Wind.

Total. 70. THarc TKAa ou tkot MAJtorr SBOS SHOrt puree. Birdwyn. Caluetct Better Bee.

Calunel BidweO. Caluaaal XX ck Reynolda Dim. Ity. Poublevyn. Pncbeea.

Edward Volo. laanor Voto. Exnetaton. Fred E. Greet Worth.

Helen Lee, HolHreod UuvU. KoUyrood Made. KoilTrood Rex. ley. Iwaata Me.

Jenny Xeaaa Girl, Xnlia Pourlaa, STedj ewick, Kaao, Xaady Guy. Lady Olcctt. Leader Bennett. I Breeae. Iola tha Oreat.

IJndy Volo. Mae HtnoTor. Mats Seott. Mi ter. Petulaice.

Pocahootaa. Quick Quaker, KalndYop. Beoo Inte. Sam Volo. fksHxtnan, Scott Mnovee.

Senator A. Senator Xse. Seaator PbilUpa. Senatcr the Secotvj. Senator Volo.

Sijpal Mt Saeio Jane. Tbo Glaaarr. Tronla Gay. Trury. Vivle rmnamed eatered by Winahip.

Total. S3. tO PACK HOTCX. XOCXEaaiKs orae. Abba B.

BUt XHroeC Bradea P. Calumet 'Adam. Calumet Aldea. Con Vrailen. CmiBtrrrart, Ceelyn Bradao, Georro Gl Hal McKiaa y.

HaUyrood Vela, June Pireet, Kinney Direct, ljamto Volo. Kellte Lew. Oerlmo Iod, Ptroe ay. Star KtawaA. Taylor Thomaa, Tbe Great Guy.

Widow rattan. Winaiptk. Total. 22. rACKSOTH.

BUtXt pnraa. M.OOO: ArtAur k(w. Barbae June. atoa Lara. Bia Direct.

Caiamet Aloeti. Came a Hecrewood. Captain Andy. Cbaa Hedrewood, Cold Caah. Deaa wueon.

Georro Coy Brttton. Hal XeKlnnry. Kaopy XXrect. BUI Btlly. HoiJoway.

IrUh Jimmy. Jerry tha Tramp, Kelly Wred. Xdy Helen. Loaty Volo. MarHa Breok.

Miea Columbia, G. Ann trenr. Ormlmrt Lad. Pa tcbra Bo. Peter uata.

rnoco noty oarnpon na. Pnnca Mat Yolo. Short OCah. Walter, rtar F.law n. act Til it, tm rea bay.

xna Saew U3t. Th Virrl r. Senator. Tiree lower Talo Baroa, Widow Brooke. VtU Uaas McKiaoey.

Talal. 41. FACK THK GOTXB0Bj prtraa. Abbe B. Archawah.

Arthur Hewer. Berbers Job. Betty Lav. Billy Jowee, Braden I Calumet Ara. Caiamet Aides, am lla Hedrewood.

Captain A ariy. Chaa HetJrewpod. Colonel Lrtux. Coo Brad'n. Ioa tHret.

Eaater Corttato. trelyn Eraden. EaeUa. Toremoat, Frisco lad. PrtTL Greca Breden.

Happy XMreet. Basel Phfl letir. Kill BiXty. iron Abdale. Jane ArcJkdale.

O. I. IHrect. Jerry Bobert, Juno Direct Just Koaty. KeRy XXract.

Kiss Cot too. Sine Crowdfas. Xara Belle, Laurel Queen. little Lottie. Lorain Treasure.

Lo tta Friaro. Mabel Pi lion. Macketta. Maids Braden. Marria Brooke, Vaad Mo Keon, Miae Armetroar.

Miaa Coiumbtoa. MynVa McJQyo. Mystery Maid. Napoleon G. NelUo low.

OUrln Armewonr. Orr nan Vole. Peter Ttatoauo. Peter Wilkes. PhU XarecC Ray Henl Beew Howe.

Roan ta reeCltoyal Cliff. Ruby C. Abbe, asnt VV. Short OCuk. Star Fhittatlne.

Tsctro! Grrr. TayW Thomas. The Saxe XiJy. The Viryioi eoalor. Titer Viewers.

Volraarrn Volo Berwa. WMow Brooke. WUliam XrJCinney. TotaL 73. i twrcbvtfs flut tcr, j.

o. kaw iTrnr. c.arrTox. rr.irrRXS3 and COTKrCTIO 4 OMTAS Vf parse. fljDo: Bene Hanerer.

Betty XHrees, Billy J. Bine Pattiaon. Bob AxworUty. Boo O'lineoia, Boatue Axo orthy. Calumet Raronetta.

Calumet Boyd. Calumet Brewer Ptea. Deloeda. Fen CrowtJtaet. Has I PmUrUae.

Helen Wabrat. Bis mtren, Tds. Uirect. J. C.

Kaooleow. J. XKrect. John Peter. Joker, Jo liy Worthy.

Jen Be w. Lady Maod Bedxewood. Lady Vonian. LiUiaa. Lnretta Friaco.

Louise Krans, Marxaret Tenia. Mat XtvlTB the rt. Ml ln Miaa Mary Parr. Mies WU oo. Mr.

Nance Unjoin. OsetU fhe Greau Paioenita. Piner Dale. Roea Marl abbe. Sonny Boy.

Star Phili '1. TV Ontwi. "named astered by H. M. ParsAail.

Total. 44. Once coon time a ban player weariry xlaasea was wnnseal. Bnt Meadowa. Toenr.

cr and RU1 Kavo bean followed by Koenr. naiey. jaaeraydeo aed 8oeraii. Ana.xie mi. xrayaer nxay Bare to aae saca Satarday Schedule, Avalon As you like It Highlsnd Thlrty slx holes medal play, handicap, Satarday and Sunday.

Conntry Club Fifth, annual derby. Members only. Dinner Saturday xught. Ivhteen holes qualifying; Satarday: eighteen holes final Sunday. Homer UcSIee cup.

Meridian Hills As you like it. WcodstockSecond round aprinf handicap. If the secretaries of Pleasant Run. South Grove, Sarah Shank and. would enjoy seeing their schedules Included in the usual week end program, they may do so by mailing a complete schedule to this department.

a i Our as you like It days are equivalent to the word dark for the unoccupied theatrical stage. This Is not any feature tournament involving the late Mr. Shakespeare. a a r'artin a nationally known tree doctor, read an Interesting article on the care of trees at the fifth annual conference" of the National Association of Greens Keepers, held in Columbus, and the article Is rsprmted In the May Issue of the National areenlteeper. Half of our tree troubles are due to pruning.

Mr. Davey told th greenkeepers. a a The Indianapolis Athletic Club wut meet the Columbia Club for the Oeorge Marott trophy, This Is the annual war that is fought for poeseaslon of the most expensive golf trophy In The cup Is valued at more than S5.000. and It was the gu of Mr. Marott.

The Indianapolis Athletic Club won it th first year, last year the Columbia Club won It, and now the first rubtfer battle la on Up. The entry fee for this tournament was sio at least one year, and the entry was by no means the smallert that ever has been arranged for a local tournanient. This year the committees on golf la the two clubs art working out th details, and these will be announced It Is expected that a larger entry than ever' before competed wm sUp into the battle this year. In a way It might be a good Idea to have the losers pay for the in surance on the cup for the follow tog year. Then there would be some pressure on th boys.

De Tea Knew That. Jerome' Trarers won the amateur championship four time and the 'open Johnny Ball, Jr a Briton. had a record no one ever has touched. He won the amateur championship in 18SS, the open in 1290 and In the year 1912 he won his eighth amateur championship. Brothers, there IS a record, Bali's greatest shot Is said to have been played in the championship of St.

Andrews In 112. which he Tailed to win. A second shot of his dropped Into the bunker guarding the fifteenth green and the ball lay in four inches of water. That morning Ball had taken a spin on his motorcycle end waa playing with a bandaged wrist. His shot out of the water revealed no weakness what ever, andkthe ball rose up falling on the green and Ball sunk the putt his par four.

i P. A's te Speedway. The Certified Public Accountants of Indiana will hold their annual golf tournament at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway course Friday, beginning at. 10 o'clock in the morning. The entry fee 1 tlJbO Prizes galore.

Each member is requested to bring a guest. This," says the advance notice, "will.be a good opportunity to show your friends what a fine bunch of fellows belongs to' the I. A. C. P.

a The western amateur championship to be held at the Portland Golf Club. Portland. Ore, Jury 12 1 ocasloned the remodeling and re sodding of one green. This was done by all the latest methods on doing such work. The saving In time and cost over the old method was re markable.

According to Don Junor. greenkeeper, 6,000 square feet of sod was cut In less than three hours with only three men working a sod kut machine. a There was a time when the term od cutter was familiar to this de partment as well as dear to It. It was e. sod cutter that we rode to school, rode to a swimming hole, rode to the everywhere.

It had nothing to do with sod cuttlng. In fact St was also known a a sod buster. If such synonyms for bicycles still exist we haven't been hearing about them lately. ea sw A machine that would crawl over tha green and quietly take up by the roots every weed on that green would be a machine worth a few million dollars to come industrious inventor. And If it could be taught to go over the average lawn and remove th dandelion ft would be worth many more millions.

To get back to the green and the od kut machine, however. Mr. Juner stated that th original cost of resoddinr 'a green some years ago was $102.45 'and required five dsys time of five men. The 1821 cost was t21 and four men did it In less than on day. Whatever you do dont be forgetting these Important dates for tournament qualification.

For the open championship th trials are Monday, Jun For th amateur are July 23 a The list of HoIe ln One prizes for 1921 appeared in The News Thursday. May 7. Copies may be obtained from the circulation department. The Indianapolis district championship is booked for Highland June Meridian Hills. June 0.

and Broadmoor June 10. Mark those cays on your calendar and speak to the head man aoout now. Avalon formally opens the new house Friday night. Th lockers have been open for some time and all members now are installed In then new shower quarters. No men t'on of golf was made In the formal openings announcement.

It Is understood that Yale traded Latin and Oreek. the old veterans, for a couple cf young touchdowns. v. v.r.pjn LAST OF AMERICANS DROPS OUT AT LEEDS LEEDS, England. May 22 CAP.) Tony Manero, of the Norwood Country Club.

New Jersey, today was eliminated from the $5,000 Leeds professional goll tournament in the semi final round by E. It. Whltcombe, British Ryder cup player. Manero was the last survivor of the five players from the United States who took part In the qualifying rounds of the tournament Joe who won the tournament two year ago, was eliminate 1 In the second round, while Joe Kirk wood fell in the first. Horton Smith and Willie Hunter tailed to qualify.

Today's quarter finals and semifinal rounds were played in a downpour of rain, Whitecombe will meet Tom Barber. Derbyshire pro, in the final thirty six hole match tomorrow. RECORD VEATHER IS PROMISED H.S; MEET Elkhart Looms a Usurper to Froebei's Four Year Domi nation of Meet. With the weather man giving his promise of fair and rising temperature Saturday, the annual ttafe high school track and field meet Butler tJniversl ty athletle field took cn the aspect of a record smashing event. FroebeL of Gary, state champion for the last four years, outshines all other entries again, with the possible exception of Elkhart, which has fifteen athlete entered to Froebers eleven.

Egbert's showing In its sectional was almost as impressive as Froebei's. despite the fact that the Osxy Is ds broke a couple of state records in the sectional Three hundred and fifty 'M athletes will compete In the snuual car nival Saturday beginning at 10 O'clock and the finals are scheduled to begin at 1:20. The local tectlonal winner. Technical, will be represented by thirteen athletes. Tn5 ntrle tTOm the flfUen cec tlonal winners follow: Haute) T.

ASSOCIATION TO HOLO SECOfiO RACE SUNDAY The Indiana Auto Racing Association will hold Its second race of the Season on Einila nral at Plihmnni Sunday, with a lineup Including Mark iiian. rTans: sweigart. Howard King. Al Jones and many others, the promoters say. As an added attraction, there will be a five lap match race between th two fastest cars in the time trials.

Trut remla Sm calls for three five mile prelim ry races and a fifteen mile feature race, ine iirss event win get under way at 2:20 o'clock. AlKlfraoo. 13; BJoomioxtoo. 8 Buawell. orn Side t.

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GOLFER WINS BRITISH TITLE Eric Smith, Littla Known. Beats John DeFcrest in Final, One Up. WESTWARD HO. Devon, ErUn'. May 23 fAJ) Erl Csith.

known golfer from Cambrldte Url verslty. today won the Brttlsli amateur rolf championship, John De Forest in the final Uvunj slx hole match one up. Starting the afternoon round tvro down, De Forest still waa off his rarr.i, loslngthe twentieth and twenty second holes to go four down, lie rot ill but one cf them back, however. UkLr.z advantage cf Smith's bunkered cm a at the twenty fifth, holing a Xm yarder at the twenty seventh ari doing the twenty ninth in a tlrc three. His golf was' not good enough overccme the margin he had tossrd away to Smith, largely on his a loose play, but he carried the to the last hole for decision.

CauliflG Br tha Associate rress LONDON Panama Al Brown. New York, supped Teddy Bal dock. ErlUih bantamweixht clvampioa (twelre), nontltle. MASON CITY. IX Glen Lehr, Waterloo, la.

outpointed 11 Cabe. St. Paul (six); Ray Schencx, Waterloo, la topped Taffy Anirr lon. Charles City, la. flve).

Wreetliax Keaatta. nostw Kenrt de Glane. Montreal. from Stanlee Sta.ta.k, Camorwlre, jrfo ttra.fht falls. 31:15 and Ca'iforna, threw Lou Loew, ry.re.

18:05: Len Macaluso lre rr Steeens, New Torli. libber McCoy and Al ttorelH drew. 30:00. Tapefca. Kea.

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la, with Albion Xtritt. SlO.Xurar. Caa J. VaaeeaTer, British Clumb)a Leo L'Heuraaus. Saakatoou, stnicbn, heaTjrwrijht drew will Joe Maloewu t'Ura.

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