Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-26
SECOND BATCH
OF TIME TESTS
BY SPEED CARS
Race Fans Interested in What
Wilcox, GOux and Milton
Show in Trials.
RECORD SPINS THURSDAY

made the nTst uaN eI TIME IElalS iuE iut
tenth annual 800 mile race Tuesday.
speed fans today were anxious 10 see
what the second day of tests would bring
forth. Ten cars remain to take the ten
mile -four lapsl requirement il orler 70
prove their worth To face he starting
flag Tuesday and this afternoon WAS ex-
peetea to see he time of Thursday ap-
preached, if not equalled.
Among the famous pilots still TO "hit
the hali.' are Howard Wilcox. Jules GoHx,
Eddie Hearne. Jules Eiiinboe, Tommy
Milton and Art Klein. Others less prom
inent are Jack CGrtner. Glenn howard
Frank Davidson and w. III. Gardner
1t was the desire of the race officials
that all time trials ne completed today
but there may be a delay On thesrart Of
some ears and IL the drivers can give good
reasons fer asking for a postroRement
the last Of the qualifications will be held
tomorrow. crowd estimated at $500
saw tie speed spins Thursday.
Race fans today were especially in
terestad in what Wilcox, Milton and Gonx
show in the tests. for each If these pi-
lots has a fve-century victory e his
credit Wilcox was the winner in 1919,
Goux in 1913 and Milton in 1911
1t was the hope of the race directors
that the trials today could be started by
l o'clock.
Ry sending his car through the four
required laps at u miles -per-hour average
of 100 fiat Jimmy Murphy IN a Murphy
Special Thursday won the right Of tlG
pole position iii the International event
next Tuesday The speed wizard from
the coast Eau his mount in perfect form
anI be ent through space at terrific
rate Harry Hartz driving DHeseDherg.
wen second position by averaging $3.50.
AMI Ralph he Palma in a ..Daesie was
third with ~ average Of $50. These
THREE will occupy tie coveted first row
when tire machines are sent on their way
1t 10 O'clock the a4y af Tire international
event.
Harry Hartz threw Little surprise
party by his achievement. for there We're
fer -.iIvirds In race officials expecting
him 10 establish such i mark He not
oG4y a-n second position. hut he had
the nof.or IL making the fastest lap q
the day when he turned the Speedway
eoIrxe in I:eI.5l for a miles pt. honr
speed OF 1925, which " record for
cars o. the Isl cubic inch class O. the
local course.
Here is the manner the first nineteen
ears will line up n the start u the raee
Decoration Iay.
First Roys-Iimmy Murphy. MIR
p"s
9"a
rn''' nhtp'
Roscoe sariss. Fronten:.@
ihira ho"-'erfs
Buesenberg; Frank Elliott. Leach
Special: Ira yai;, Disteei Duesenberg.
Fourth Row-Peter De Paeio,
Frontenae; Cliff Durant. Durant Spe
ciaI; Tom Alley. Monroe.
Fifth Row. L. fsttern'an- Dues
enbers; IRA Iinbe' Duerfi,pe1s' Lora
CORN, Honrae.
sixth Row annohbail 5iker'
Fr"nfenae; Joe Ihohi;as, peasehoeIe;
ahb"r .setes h"hree.
seventh Row. douglas hawkes.
bentley
ne mashihes Whl.h nave yet s. 'L'ailig
the hrsf-day .naiiners are: Jates 'fonS
and Eddie Hearne, in Ballots; Howard
Wilcox. Pengeot: jack Curtner and Glenai
Howard. Frontv- F.rds: Jules EIiin.hge
y,,ra-a,l.a-.,. Era,.3- Davtdson Uab- Sna.
-. r -. -, $50 -.
claI, W. l. tIaEhs.eE, beilt1 si'etsidi ~
Leach Special.
N;neteer cars qualified Thursday. only
,n. fai,in, 10 ,nasa h. requirement after
,sc..i,i,.., ~ ,s,ra NJ a. Gin ~
ie''i, - i'e A'1H - ""s
the bad ines p4tet " Inc DAY. ms car
being knocked cat on The south turn
Just as he WIS starting his first lap The
track yas slightly siinp.rv nj th. fine
1us 10 the showers ~ .f,a p,ornfn- aaa
-; u. - -. - -.
tue az sA5..hen' IT. I'll, ioN.I At'i, 49,
up fhe trace dla aouhie turn anu sfeI
back and scraped the inner wall again.
The frame vas bent and enc side OF the
car Scared badly. but Klein stated he
thoacht lie wonId BE able TO gel the ma
china ready for the test today ar nv
.haai..aa ,f.- ,is.ar 80 T.,
nor MS nse.,a s'i....'i' "as ~
JuEeus loE the uf4Ntf hept It'll II
ana held the bounasng car on It's wseeis,
thereby preventing a spill According 10
Klein's explanation. the tie rod broke,
w.s ,ha or..,i,.,, a.nsa ~ ,ha m;sb,n
INC '1.'ai = 'ii
i ci,, 's -, va
team Tho err to he driren Nv d, s,ane
II r.,iF. aoI,fs.,,aa N. s.,,.,., .ar vifb
,rb5,b t:,stf,, ..hes.roie, x.,,., tt.e r,ca TIVE
wears a.ra withnuf rhanpe IF : tire n
iif.;.,, .t, ~ - ,,'.ai-a,,a .I -,
.
..Th.r. h.vo ,,1a, ,,,,., IF r,,isu.,anr
staa,Ifa. III 81 signaIs from thn rI+s Said
n:,Iara ..',,I 80, ~ tbasa n,;st.,r.,i
baya b.en raar1v !.
ne any mistakes. for It ii thoroughly
nraefi,.aI Three ears entered I'm IN. rae.
ara auninned with radio Instruments ane
Of which is the Monroe which | drive
..ars viii have the benafit of radio com
rnuni,ariou
Tha a.har tv-o cars antarad in RIO rara
bv the Nanrse factory will MOI bs :.