Journal and Courier from Lafayette, Indiana • 9

Tuesday Everting May 16 1933 ixAAYETTE journal and courier SPEEDWAY STUBS START MILE THIALSSATURDAY Must Show Speed of 100 Miles Per Hour 42 ast est Cars Will Be Eligible Rules Strict INDIANAPOLIS May (AP) will begin Saturday morning for places in the start ing lineup of the annual 500 mUe automobile1 race ito be run here May 30 A I The forty two fastest cars will be eligible to start provided they show a speed of pot less than 100 miles an hour average over a 25 mlle qualifying course There are 83 entries Never before tn the 20 years the race has been run at the In dianapolis Motor Speedway have the rules been so strict In the past the qualifying run was over a ten mile course and the speed requirement was not more than 90 miles an hour Speedway officials said the longer test this (year will elimi nate cars that would have no chance to win the long run The speed that must be made In the trials will be approximately that driven by red rame of Los An geles in winning May with a record breaking average of 104144 miles an hour i Starting as in the past will be determined on speed ias shown in the qualifying runs with the fastest car 'getting the pole Whether the old rule of lining up the first day' qualifiers ahead of those who qualify later regard less of speed will be followed has not been determined It may be changed because of the addi tional time necessary to drive 25 miles Beginning Saturday the drivers will be given an opportunity to qualify their cars daily until sun down Sunday May 28 he track will be closed on May 29 Race Results MONDAY Churchill Downs Claiming 6 furlongs 690 478 600 IRST RACE Maidens year olds 5 1848 606 Margaret oley 3 04 Roulade SECOND RACE year olds and uj Uncle Matt Broomshot Pride THIRD RACE Claiming 306 280 314 3 25S 3L6 244 3 year olds and upi 6 furlongs: Abe urst L5464 1646 1278 Volwood 1 504 324 Kuvera 602 OURTH RACE Allowances 2 year olds 5 futlongs: Hug Again 2 36 22S King Cicero 314 26S Cactus Rose 3 50 ITH RACE Claiming 3 ear olds 6 furlongs: Mr Joe 1 3416 992 594 Ridge Wise 06 286 Desert Call 410 SIXTH RACE Allowances 3 year olds and up 6 furlongs: Advising Anna 482 346 242 ortunate Youth 292 22S Brother Joe 240 SEVENTH RACE Claiming 3 year olds and 1 1 16 miles: Choice 796 500 504 Madelon 4 664 628 Ladv Gibson 922 EIGHTH RACE Claiming 3 year olds and up 1 1 16 miles: Baggage Miss i 372 262 234 Locust Moss 396 312 Bourbon Prince Aurora Ill 244 Miss risky 874 324 634 1816 754 1912 726 1352 400 222 266 280 8 314 318 RACE and up 1 mile 70 yards: 6 QUALIIERS OR OPEN AT DAYTON DAYTON Ohio (May Archie Hambrick! Zanesville pro fessional paced 46 players in the national open qualifying round here today with a scare of 151 our other professionals among them Alex Campbell of IDayton compet ing in his 34th national open tour ney qualified as iid one amateur Llvesay Columbus southpaw Archie Hambrlclc Zanesville 76 5 1 2 IRST Vear olds Bob Custer I Vnnnuish Spanflow SECOND RACE Maidens 3 year olds 5 1 2 furlongs: Ciceronese alsehood Sid Lea THIRD RACE vear olds and ud 6 Emmaline 1116 Dpnday A Gate Bov OURTH RACE Claiming year b(ds 4 1 2 fjurlongs: vustomer Todge Morpln ITH RACE year olds and up Gay Prince Sir Dean Riff Raff SIXTH RACE year olds and up Long John George I Step Pretty SEVENTH RACE 8 year olds and up longs: Claiming 3 323 260 400 T662 504 256 214 226 256 Claiming 3 furlongs: 646 346 Claiming 1 mile 70 462 248 704 294 220 Claiming: 8 1 mile 70 yards: 360 310 260 536 268 212 Claiming fur Alex Campbell Dayton 82 75 157 Red Strjuss Cincinnati 78 79 157 rank Gelhot Cincinnati 80 78 158 rancis Marrolf Columbus 81 Local Boy on Swim Team at Eastern School Robert Wallace son of Mr and Mrs Roy Wallace of this city is a member of thq swimming team at Phillips Exeter academy Exeter New Hampshire that has just won the New England interscholastic championship Youhg Wallace Is a student at the academy and re cently took part in matches that determined this New England title Each member of the team received a gold watch charm inscribed DunningtOn Wins Dunnington pounded out 17 hits to score 12 runs I in its I battle against the Crown Laundry team of Lafayette Next Sunday Dun nington is hostess to the Sheldon team Thursday evening May 18 the Dunningtdn basebail team is gtetag ft dajica Cancel Walter Hagen Match The announcement that Wal ter exhibition golf match scheduled for Wednes day at the Weet Lafayette Country club had been post poned indefinitely was made last night by Harry Allspaw A telegram was received fromHagen informing local officials that flood conditions had forcod hm to cancel all of bis remaining dates in Indiana However Hagen promised to give Lafayette a date later in the eeaeon when golfing con dition have improved Litz Ex Ran His 1st Race With a Tin Lizzie INDIANAPOLIS May An ex newsboy wants to become a headline AB (Deacon) Lit peddled pa pers In Pa 1' to earn the price of his first race car and now he Is a veteran driver again entered In the annual 500 mlle au tomobile race at the Ipdlanapolls Speedway here on May 30 Several times he could almost see his name bannered and shout ed from his hometown news cor ner stand and the other news cor ners of the world but fate has slapped him down as he was rid ing high wide and handsome to wards victory In 1929 he went Into the lead at 17 miles and gathered all of the extra prize money for fifty laps before he was forced out by motor trouble and the late Ray Keech won The famous six car jam caught him In 1980 when Billy Arnold won and he was rid ing well in second place with but 18 laps to go In 1932 when he smacked a wall before catching Louis Schneider who twas the vic tor RACED AT 16 so nicknamed by his high school mates because of his bulky and solemn appearance ran his first race at the age of 16 with a tin Lizzie that newspaper pennies bought He found no pot of gold at the end of his dusty dirt track rainbow and took up the more remunerative profession of railroad fireman Through the long nights and torrid days of heaving coal into a flaming firebox ho dreamed ofreturning to his first love auto mobile racing or not only liked speed but was speedy In high school he could run the 100 yards ten seconds flat and often performed at benefits for firemen He again massed enough money to return to racing and has been at it ever since supplementing its thrills occasionally with piloting his own plane Litz is the heaviest heavy foot er in racing He tips the pcales at 225 pounds and to balance the books this year will have the smallest riding mechanic at the track little Jimmy Albrecht who weighs but 87 pounds and Is a race driver aviator glider expert and outboard motor boat racer In his own right Kizer Halfbacks Shining oir Track football halfbacks ap pear to be a versatile lot And by the versatility of two ball toters from the un defeated gridiron squad of last fall Duane Purvis and Jim Car ter chances of making its best showing in years In the Big Ten track and field meet at Evanston on" riday and Saturday have been vastly Improved In the few weeks since the close of spring football drill Carter who was one of the most elusive broken field rjunners in the Big Ten last season has shown re markable development as a pole vaulter Each week has found him utilizing his speed and power in gradually Increasing his height and last riday he cleared 12 feet 8 inches to win the event in a dual meet with DePauw nar rowly missing 13 feet He has shown the same skill In eluding the crossbar on the ppper side that he displayed 'in eluding am bitious tacklers during the grid Iron season Providing he maintain the same form this week end Coach Orval Martin is hope ful of picking up some rather un expected points in the event Purvis of course has already established himself as a favorite in the javelin throw and is given an excellent chance to break the existing record of slightly over 207 feet Last fall Purvis threw the longest completed forward pass of the football season a 55 yard toss to Paul Moss and as a javelin heaver he is already credited with a mark slightly bet ter than 206 feet entire hopes of course are not concentrated on the two versatile gridders for he Is groom ing a host of other entries who are capable of adding to final total Tom Loughran Says Baer Will Be Easy or Herr Schmeling ATLANTIC CITY May (INS) Max Schmeling is a copper riveted cinch to hand Max Baer the trimming of his life when they meet in Yankee Stadium June 8 Baer may be bigger and he may hit harder than he did two years ago but he still swings like an old woman beating a carpet he still telegraphs his punches he still Is a sucker for anybody's left and if he sticks his chin out with a welcome sign on it for 'Schmel ing as he does for everybody else the Dutchnmn will park him some where in the bleachers Thus did Tommy Laughran one of the smartest boxers who ever drew on a glove sum up the bat tle of the Maxies after watching Baer go six rounds with a quartet of stumblebums yesterday Taking into consideration the fact that 'Baer has a bruised thumb Tommy see where Baer has a chance Remember It was this same Tommy who handed Baer a trim ming and a boxing lesson two years ago Bear in mind too that Tommy likes Baer personally would' do anything he could to help him Tommy' followed Baer's every move like a hawk as he went through his paces with George Ne ron Pete Westort Jack McCoy and Ciel Harris RACING PHDS ON NEW YORK'S LIST Kinder Tops arrell Walker fTurnesa and Others Homans ails GARDEN CITY May 15 (AP) John Kinder of Asbury Park New Jersey state open champion led the field in the New York district's sectional qualifying round for the national open golf championship today Kinder topped a mediocre morning round of 76 with a snap py 69 in the afternoon for a 36 hole total of 145 and a two stroke lead over Johnny arrell of Ma maroneck former open champion Another former open champion Cyril Walker of Paramus was among the 15 qualifiers all of whom were professionals The only prominent failure was Gene Homans runnerup to Bobby Jones for the 1930 amateur champion ship He scored two rounds of 80 and missed a qualifying berth by six strokes The qualifiers Included: John Kinder Asbury Park 76 Johnny arrell Mamaroneck 76 Herman Rama lushing'75 73 Willle Klein East Williston 76 Walter Scheiber Jamaica 76 74 Cyril Walker Paramus 79 Tony Manero Greensboro 78 Joe Turnesa Elmsford 77 76 153 ijohn Golden Norton Conn 77 Jack orrester Oradell 78 ESPINOSA LEADER CLEVELAND May Al Espinosa veteran pro Ak ron Portage Country club shot sub par golf in a drizzling rain today to lead the sectional qual ifiers for the national open and finish four strokes ahead of the field of 66 contestants Two amateurs Maurice McCar thy Jr former New Yorker now playing under the banner of the Mayfield dub Cleveland and Jack Cummings of Canton Ohio were among the nine northern Ohionas to qualify Espinosa untroubled by the slippery Cantebury club course had 71 one under par for the first round and a 72 for the sec ond The qualifiers: Al Espinosa' Akron Portage 71 Jack Tho'mpson Youngstown Tippecanoe 75 72 147 Bob Randall Elyria Spring Val ley 72 Shave Cleveland Mansdclki 74 Carl Rocco Cleveland 73 76 149 Maurice McCarthy Jr Cleve land Mayfield 73 George Howard Canton 75 75 150 Jack Cummings Canton 77 74 151 Carmen Bill East Cleveland 76 TWO AT SAN RANCISCO SAN RANCISCO May 15 (AP) Willie Goggin San ran cisco professional and Dewey Longworth Oakland pro won the two qualifying places for the na tional open golf championship in sectional trials If or northern Cali fornia today Goggiir shot' a 73 76 149 to lead the field with Longworth shoot ing 79 AMATEURS QUALIY ST PAUL May Two amateurs outclassed a field of 19 Minnesotans today to enter na tional open golf play as repre sentatives of the St Paul dis trict Lester Bolstad veteran of many contests finished the 36 hole test ip 142 Pat Sawyer of Minneap olis state amateur champion was with 145 I TWO JOIN Neb May Ben Cowdery Omaha amateur and Pat Wilcox Norfolk Neb pro fessional turned in the low cards in the national open golf qualify ing play today to earn the right to join Johnny Goodman Omaha amateur in representing this dis trict in the meet Goodman eligible for the big meet without qualifying play toured the course with the 18 con testants In 145 scores: Cowdery 74 77 151 Wilcox 78 MORELAND MAKES GOOD DALLAS Texas May 15 (AP) Scheider Dallas profes GIT to you teas a pair of feet What have you done to them? wall STREET Have you crippled them with corm callouses and ingrown nails 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British heavyweight champion knocked out Heine' Mul ler Germany (1) AT NEW Charley Mas sera Pittsburgh heavyweight won decision over Adolph Heinz (6) AT HOLYOKE Jerry Emard Holyoke won decision over Stan Loayza Chilean welterweight (10) AT CHARLESTON Joe Knight Cairo Go stopped Tiger Le Mon Los Angeles light heavy weight (9) AT MIAMI la Bucky Burton Clinton Ind featherweight won decision over Jimmy Powell Ma con Ga (10) Elder Wins Boat Race VENICE Cat May Ruth Elder avlatrlx and speedboat pilot won first place in the spe cial motorboat race for women at Lake Los Angeles yesterday Ruth Stewart was second Willie Saunders Tanforan Cal rider celebrated his last week as an apprentice jockey by bringing in four winners and a third place runner In one day out of seven mounts accepted Templetoji Tigers Win rom Monon A Nine being 14 1 Gobltoalnetshrd lau TEMPLETON May The Templeton Tigers defeated the Mo non A team In a one sided baseball game here Sunday the score being 14 to 1 Gobel twirl ing 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