Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-05-31

came out on street cars and by shuttle
train.
Barring the heat it was an ideal day,
but even with the hot sun there was a
fresh west breeze blowing that kept tho
weather from being sitting. Consider
ing the size Of crowd very few cases Of
heat prostratiOn were treated at the hos
pital, and all in all the race was a won
derful success.
FILE PROTEST AGAINST
CHICAGO FRONTENAC CAR.
Because they say the Chicago Fronte-
nae car, driven to third place by Percy
Ford and Jules Ellingboe, was pushed
from the pits in order to start the en-
CINE when the crank failed to give 1t a
start, Louis Coatalen, owner of the Eng
Hsh Sunbeams and the French Talbot
Durac, and Fred DUosenberg, owner Of
the Duesenbergs, have filed protests with
! Speedway officials in an effort to have
taken under the a. A. A. rules, which re-
quire that a car must travel under its
own power in a race.
Ford's pitmen declare in their defense
that the car was pushed back about
thirty feet before It was pushed forward
and that considerable time was lost in
this way. The Sunbeam and the Duesen-
berg cars, which followed the Chicago
Frontenac IN, would benefit from addi-
tional prize money should Ford's car be
disqualified.
Besides the cash prizes given by the
Speedway, Milton won trophies as fol-
lows: the Wheeler-Schebler silver cup b;
the Prest- Lite trophy, which is a
massive silver cube engraved with a
racing machine, and the clock and group
given By L. Strauss and Company The
winner has permanent possession Of the
latter two trophies but the Prest- o. Lite
cup is retained until the next Speedway
king is crowned
LAP PRIZES
WON BY MILTON.
The lap prizes Milton won were given
by J. B. Edwards, Drivers Day, Taylor
Betting Company. Hoosier Sub Carbu-
rerOt Comapny, B. f. Goodrich Rubber
Company, o. a. ChilIson, Progress Laun-
dry Company, HOosier Motor Club, L.
Strauss & Co, Lilly Hardware Company,
Circle Theater, Keyless Lock Company,
Peoples State Bank. L. s. Ayres & Co,
c. f. Kettering II. Lieber Company,
ClaypOOl Hotel. Drivers Day. The IndI-
annapolis Star, Barbre Dairy Lunch,
Drivers Day, Western Electric Company,
Times, Hamilton Harris Company,
Drivers Day. Van Camp Hardware and
Iron Company, Sidener-Van Ripper Ad-
vertising Company, 'Exide," Stewart
Carey Glass Company, Charles s. Craw-
ford, president Indiana AerOnautical As
ISOLATION, Sun Company, Toledo branch,
Drivers Day, Firestone Tire and Rub
Der Company, Uranium Keene Lumber
Company, Washington Hotel, Drivers
Day, r. V. Law Motor Company, Mer-
chants Heat and Light Company, the
Wadley Company, Baker Brothers, Huet-
ter Machine and Tool Company, Cornelius
Printing Company, z. W. Steinhart
Company, Indianapolis Engraving and
Electrotype Company, Prest- O-Lite Com
pany, Cole Motor Car Company, Yellow
Cab Company, E. Rauh s. Sons Fertilizer
Company, Robbins & Meyers Company,
Col f. A Deeds. Indianapolis News, Carl
Fisher, julius c. Walk g. Sons. Inc.
Hotel SEVERN, Seth Klein Feeders Radia-
tor" Lexington Motors Car Company,
Standard Steel and Bearings Company,
Central Rubber and Supply Company,
Drivers Day, Puritan Bed Spring Com
pany and James A. Allison.
Joe Boyer won the sixth lap prize, Of
fered by the Indianapolis Automobile
Trade Association, and Roscoe Sarles the
second lap contribution, offered by the
Premier Motor Corporation.
DE PALMA COPS
MANY PRIZES.
Ralph De Palma's lap prizes were con-
tributed by:
Pettis Dry Goods Company, Whites
Restaurant Company, Weidsly Motors
Company. Drivers Day, n. c. s. Motor
Car Company, Coburn Photo and Film
Company. H. T. Hearsey & Co, Drivers
Day, Kiefer-Stewart Company, Indianap-
oils Athletic Club, Vonnegut Hardware
Company, Douglas Wheeler, Louis G..
Deschler Company, Arthur Chevrolet,
Fisher Auto Company, A. c. Newby, The
Fishback Company, Guarantee Tire and
Rubber Company, Betsy Ross Candy
Shops, Selig Dry Goods Company, Porter
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