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over. eaid after the fight that the
punch might have been just little
below the belt, but that it did not
hurt Goodrich. Mandell said that
Goodrich jumped up into a left hook
aimed for his body.
Up to the time that the fight
ended Mandell was leading by a
wide margin and It looked much as
If he would stop Goodrich. He was
making Goodrich look like a novice
when Goodrich walked to Mandells
corner and dropped.
1t looked like there was too many
dramatics in Goodrich's manifesto
lions of pain.
The crowd was stunned as very
few fans had seen the punch. Man
dell had been warned several times
in the early rounds for hitting low
when the punches were landing high
on his opponents breast. He seemed
to get the idea OF what might hap
pen to him.
Goodrich and Benny Valger. who
defeated Solly Seaman Monday
night, remain In the American d.
vision, and Stanislaus Loayzs and
Crilin Orlano will meet in the final
round of the foreign division.
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Boyer outfought the field 10 victory in the
last half of the race. This year the su;
percharger is as much part OF standard
equipment as tires
TN oC sHATTUC got his feel Of the
Indianapolis track. His absorbers.
Nl adjusted for board tracks, were
II not set for the rough brick going.
anu he bounced about like a canoe IN a
rough sea. His motor seemed TO be hit
ting well, and with proper adjustment 10
absorbers and other tuning up, his Miller
will be plenty fast.
Jules Ellingboe will drive the Miller
entered by Jerry Wonderlich. Jules him,
self announced this Monday. derry, still
suffering from injuries received at AZ
tOOna, Pa. last year. Is not In condi-
ton TO 90 through the long oOO-mile
grind. lie may drive relief for Jules.
Bordino got another thrill. Averaging
abOu6 los miles an hour. he swept into
the old fink northeast turn and a front
tire blew. The Fiat headed straight Tor
the retaining wall, but the little Italian
got by. with less than a, foot 70 spare;
When he came in he explained in mixed
Italian and English that he did not want
any more like that
Quietly and without any brass band,
Dave Lewis is working steadily on the
front-drive Miller entered by Clin Durant.
Dave Is working under handlcaps. as he
has only one helper. but smilingly he IN
sists he VIII be all set when the day Tor
qualifying comes.
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Miss Collett will meet Miss Joyce
Wethered, British champion, in the
third round Wednesday as Miss
Wethered won her match today in
easy fashion, defeating Mrs. Alan
McBeth Of Bodowin, 6 and 5.
The American girl drew a bye in
the first round which started Mon
day.
Miss Wethered Is a strong favorite
to retain her title and is at the top
of her game.
Miss Cox, who is tall and strong,
lowered over the pink -jumpered Miss
Collett when they went out for their
match followed by large gallery.
But the American girl was straight
er down the fairways and equally
long off the tees, and the issue was
never in doubt.
MISS Doris Chambers, a former
British woman's champion, another
of the favorites in the tournament,
beat Miss II. Robinson of Worcest-
ershire, 8 and /.
Miss Harriet R. Ellison. Brae Run
Country Club, another American
entry, was eliminated today by Mrs
X. c. Allen, st. Charles, Winnipeg,
who won, and 1.
Cecil Leitch. former woman s
champion, won her match today
while her sister, Edith Leitch, was
eliminated.
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derson batted for De Berry and a
single meant tied score! But Car
men Hill had something left and
he cut loose and struck out the
Colonel pinch hitter. Ballenger came
up at this stage and tried to knock
the ball out Of the lot, but Pug Allen
was alert and captured Ballenger's
long fly for the game-e ending out.
Fourth struggle of the series at
Parkway field this afternoon. An
other fracas remains in the series
for Wednesday after which the
Tribe will move to Toledo.
Paid attendance was only TOT Mon.
day. but 1t was ladies day" and
kids day." and the free gates
boosted the crowd to about $500.
Races at Churchill Downs hold down
baseball attendance during week
days.
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.COLL.E =
Z N + r | = S
ROL l. | N
Great Performances Ex-
pected at Purdue Satur-
day in State Meet.
BV Times Special

BV Times Special
LAFAYETTE, ind. May 19.-En-
tries from practically every one Of
the eighteen members Of the Indiana
Collegiate Conference for the annual
State track and field meet May 20,
at Purdue, have been received by
Director Of Athletics N. A. Kellogg.
One of the most interesting meets
of recent years is predicted, owing
to the evenness of number of the
leading competitors for the State
title. Results of the State college
meet, held last week at Earlham,
from which Purdue, Indiana and
Purdue, Indiana and Notre Dame
are barred, bear out this prediction.
Butler College has what is regard
ed as the fastest mile relay quartet
in Indiana, but it is certain to be
pressed hard, and the State mark
Of minutes, % 3-5 seconds seems
almost sure to tumble before the
dash of the athletes carrying the
batons.
Butler, at Drake, set a carnival
Trelay of minutes, 1872 seconds this
spring, the fastest mile relay run in
the country this year.
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BALL MEETING

There will be a meeting at the
city hall of the indianapolis Anna
teur Baseball Association Wednes-
day at 1880 p. m. Included in the
business will be reports on sale Of
membership cards, distribution of
year books and reports by all off,
GERS and committees.
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Mandell was disqualified Monday
in the sixth round when Referee
Sheridan sustained the claim OF
Jimmy Goodrich, Buffalo, that he
had been fouled. Sheridan did not
even look at Goodrich and no doc
tor was called.
There was a lot OF talk around
town Monday afternoon that Man
cell was going to "get the works"
Tom Gibbons, who was in Man
dell's corner, where the foul
blow was said to have been put
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LOCAL GAME
H. S. Baseball Featured by
Manual Shortridge Tilt.

Local high schools have a number
of baseball games scheduled this
week. the feature contest being a
Misunderstanding battle at River
side Park Friday.
Manual will play at Bloomington
on Wednesday.
Tech meets Broad Ripple at Tech
field Wednesday in what probably
will be a walk-away for the Green
and White. Tech will go to Green
field on Friday.
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X-RAY FOR MARINELLI

BU United Press
NEW YORK, May 19.-Benny
Marinelli, New York jockey, who was
injured in a spill at the Jamaica
track more than a week ago was to
be given an X-ray examination to-
day to determine the extent of his
injuries.
He has been unconscious since he
was taken to the hospital.
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DIZZY DAZZLES A. B. C.S

The veteran colored pitcher, "Diz-
zy" Dismukes, hurled for the Mem
phis Red Sox Monday and the visit
ors BANKED the A. B. C.s in a Negro
National League game, to 0. Dis
mukes was found for only six scat
tered hits.
Dismukes, who is the Memphis
manager, formerly pitched for and
managed the A. B. C.s. The Sox
knocked out Ross, local hurler, in
the third inning, and he was re-
lieved by Offert. The visitors COL
lected eleven hits.
The final game of the series was
to be played at Washington Park
this afternoon, the contest starting
at o'clock.
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NELSON NEW GOLF PRO

Wallie Nelson has been recon-
mended for the position of golf pro-
fessional at Pleasant Run course by
r. Walter Jarvis, superintendent Of
city parks.
II is expected Nelson will be given
the post and will take up his duties
June 1. the date when Ward, pres
ent pro, will leave the club.
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COLLINS, LINCOLN WIN

The weekly amateur-pro golf tour
ney was won on Monday by Jock
Collins. Muncie professional and
Luke Lincoln at South Grove course
with score of 50. Fred McDermott
and j. Hamblen were runners-up
with a 20. George Soutar and Tad
Brown won third place In a play-off
with Dick Nelson and r. L. O'Reilly.
Each had II and two extra holes
were played to decide third place.
The next match will be staged on
next Monday at Riverside course.
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ELKHART TAKES MEET

BV Times Special
ELKHART, Ind. May 19'-The
Elkhart sectional high school track
meet was held on Monday and won
by Elkhart with 43 Sc points. The
tourney was postponed on Saturday
because Of rain.
Other teams scored as follows:
Goshen, % 1-3; Angola, 8; Kendall
vile. 7 1-S; Nappanee, IL; Albion,
5; Lima, d; Lagrange, 8.
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PURDUE NRTTERS COP

LAFAYETTE, Ind. May 49,
Harmeson, former Manual High
School athlete of Indianapolis, tried
his hand at fifth sport here Mon
day in tennis meet between Pur-
due and Indiana, but lost his
doubles match, paired with Sewers.
Purdue won the meet four matches
to two.
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Positions are awarded according
to the rate Of speed made for four
laps on the first day of the time
trials, which this year will be next
Tuesday.
With more first flight cars in the
running than ever before undoubted-
ly the qualifying speed will be
pushed up steadily. A few years
ago Ralph De Palma set the whole
motor world ablaze by averaging
slightly more than LOO miles an hour
for the trip. That hardly would land
a car in the fourth row under pres
ent conditions.
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H. S. MENTOR RESIGNS

BIZ Times Special
NOBLESV1LLE. Ind, May 19.-H.
S. Buck has resigned as athletic
coach for the Noblesville High
School. He expects to spend the
summer at his home in Bicknell,
Ind, and will engage in school work
elsewhere in Indiana next fall. His
vacancy here has not been filled.
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Five clubs are punched and the
three others are within easy distance
Of the top. What a race! What a
race!
Today was about the sixth time
this season. the Indians were resting
on the top perch and the Tribe ath-
letes were feeling proud, Of their
achievement. The club is battling
away minus the regular services of
Second Baseman Sticking and Pitcher
Schemanske, who have not re.
covered fully from attacks Of flu.
Good Guess by Bush
The Colonies got away to a fast
start in Mondays fracas here and
held a lead of to az the end of
the second inning. Carmen Hill was
doing the Tribe chucking and Man
ager Bush was on the point of re-
moving Carmen in the second, but
changed his mind.
Hill settled down and BANKED the
locals the remainder of the game.
In the meantime the Indians
knocked Koob off the mound in the
third stanza and rallied for five runs.
The score was even! De Berry re-
lieved Koob, and though effective at
times, the Hoosiers managed to get
to him for one run in the sixth in
ming and one in the seventh. The
Indians collected ten hits to nine for
the Colonels.
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Thrill A. A. RACE Continues COLLECT WINS FIRST MATCH
American Woman Golfer Takes Sec
ond Round Contest In British Open
Tourney by Decisive Score

TRO0N Scotland May 1s-Genna Colett of Providence,
L. leading American competitor the British womens open
golf championship scored impressive victory in her first
match today defeating Miss NJ R. Cox Welsh champion of the
Royal St David's Club, up and to play.
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CLEAN SWEEP FOR BUTLER

BIZ Times Special
GREENCASTLE Ind, May 19.--
Butler tennis players took all Of the
six matches here Monday against De
PAW. Sagalowsky, Kurzrok, Dixon
and Richards won singles matches,
and the first two and last two of
those named paired in the doubles
for victories.
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The Yellow Cabs made it four straight
when they defeated the Candy (Ind team
Sunday. The heavy hitting of the win
Cabs are without a game for Sunday and
would like to book with a fast team to be
payed at Rve end No Ct SSo Gall
stones, Indiana Travellers. Brooksides.
Spades and Meldon Club take notice.
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The Keystones have Cancelled the game
for next Sunday at Shelbyville because the
Shelbyville National management could of
be carried out, The Keystones will play
at Fortville instead. The fans who were
ra aagsd on making the n she6yve trip
vile. For games address W. ]. Shoch.
739 Lincoln St.. or call Drexel 5390-R.
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On Top Again
Totals 80 o Of @

Anderson batted for Deberry In ninth.
Indianapolis - COS DOL 1907
Louisville ............ lao 600 000-5
m, T IvS sDa hitsIchristepbpry. Allen;
bases-Tyson. Guyon. Sacrifces--H odapp
.. Kruger Deberry. Allen. Double play
on bases-Indianapolis. Z: Louisville. 4.
Bases on balls-Qif Koob. 3: off Hill. g.:
S SH PafRerrg by s'E beberT SHBy K kGoo
Koob. 4 in 21a innings; off Deberry. in
63a innings. Losing pitcher-Deberry.
l 80.
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Indians Move Back Into League Lead
by Beating Colonies Carmen Hill
Strong at Finish
Ry Times Sneci1I


LOUISVILLE, May 16Thrills galore, each day. in the
old A. The league leadership changed hands again Monday
when Indianapolis defeated Louisville here to and ST. Paul
knocked off the Mers at Minneapolis The top club
today therefore Owne Bushs Tribe by margin of four
points.
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WILD SPEED PROMISED
AT RACE TIME TRIALS
Tuesday to See Battle of Drivers Seeking First Row Posi-
tons in 500-MiIe Event.
By Blythe Q. Hendricks

The battle for front position at the start of the 500
mile May 80 at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway will be
fought Tuesday Annually the drivers almost
much attention winning the honor of being in the first
of the they do the big itself
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GOLF DINNER

The Highland Golf and Country
Club will hold stag dinner at the
Nclubhouse Wednesday evening. The
tournament program for the season
will be explained.
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CoNNERsvILLE Ind. May :1e.-. The
wants games with Newcastle. Greensburg
and Richmond Eagles to be played at
Connersville. Write j. W. Young. Corners
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ANOTHER TENNIS VICTORY

Shortridge added another victory
to its list of tennis triumphs
on Monday at Hawthorn courts, de-
feating Manual in six matches.
other matches this week: Muncie
here today, Richmond here Thurs
daY and at Kokomo on Friday.
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"HAIR-CRooM"
Keeps Hair Combed, Glossy
Well-Groofned all Day
III a r-Groom"

III n r-Groom"
is a dignifled
combing ere a IN
which costs only n
few cents a jar at
any drug store.
Millions use 1t be-
cause IL gives that
natural gloss and
we'll groOmed eff
feet to the hair
that final touch to
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BARS Orientals will hold a meeting Fri
day night to reorganize the club. All uni
forms are to be turned in. The Orientaly
have an open date May 81. Call Drexel
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SCANDAL TALK HEARD
IN NJ. Y. RING CIRCLES
Goodrichs Victory Over MandeI Foul Gives Rise to
RumorS-WeSterner Leading When Disqualified.
BY Henry L. Farrell
United Press stoU CorrespoMdent

NEW YORK, May 19.-zWith Sammy Mander the Rock
ford Q younger Of the elimination tournament the
search the New York boxing commission for light
weight champion led hole bad the oldashoned
blind alley
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good dress both In business and on
social occasions Even stubborn, I'M
ruly or shampooed hair stays combed
all day in any style you like. Hair
Groom" is greaseless; also helps grow
thick, heavy, lustrous hair.-Advertise
ment
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ia snbeduie SunSav games A9dress nav avid
Tillion in care of Link Belt Company. or
call Belmont 0309.
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1.-THE The East Easterns will splay s.; Jossph g
day at a. m. The following Eastern
players are to report: Hickey. Shaugh-
Hughes. McGinty and Brinkworth.
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Cold weather stopped the Jewell A. B. c.
and Randolph County Grays game at
FARMLAND Sunday; The, A. B. ,C.s will play
Edward Dickerson. S57 Edgemont Ave. or
call Randolph 1895.
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There will he meeting of the Indian
apolis Grays Thursday at 8 o'clock in thu
needed Call Belmont 301o-w and as for
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This certainly is the day of the super.
charger Long used in Europe. they APP
peared mere two years ago for the first
tune time on the German Mercedes cars Last
the American field by equipping three OF
ms Duesies with them. and il PLAYED a
pig part I'm the record breaking drive made
oy Corum and Joe Boyer in 1924, when
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COLUMBUS. Ohio--Phil Goldstein. Ohio
State University hyweight. won eight out
of twelve rounds from Babe Keller Of
Cleveland Cliff Buckley and George
Kotzonaros, wrestlers, engaged in boxing
bout Buckley scoring a kayo in the
fourth round
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KANSAS CITY. Kan.-Young Strib-
Walker, local heavyweight. are billed
here tonight for a ten-rOund bout. It will
be the FIRST big fight under the new
Kansas boxing law
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-19

The Big Four team defeated the P. &
E. club. 4 to 0. Miller of the winners al
lowed only three hits
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Independent Baseball

The Southern ,Grays are without game
Jack
The Arsenal Cubs defeated the. Tuxedo
Thompson pitched well for the winners.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Today
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AFRICAN LEAGUE

INDIANAPOLIS at Louisville.
Toledo at Columbus,
mo other games scheduled
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AT DAYTON. Ohio-Tommy Irwin. In
dianapolis welterweight and Piggy Young
Dayotn, fought eight rounds TO draw. II
was a sensational. hard-fOught scrap.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Cincinnati at Boston,
ST. Louis at Philadelphia.
Chicago at New York.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
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NEW ORLEANS-Martin Burke New
Orleans heavyweight. won hfteen-round
decision from Floyd johnson. New York.
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Pietro Bordino believes in plenty of
work He drove his red Fiat los miles
~ times running around the los -mile-an-
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TERRE HAUTE, Ind.-Bud Taylor.
Terre Haute bantam outpointed Mike
Moran. Pittsburgh. in a ten-round bout.
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Philadelphia at Chicago.
Washington at Cleveland.
Boston at st. Louis.
New York at Detroit.
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Yesterdays Result


Toledo 900 600 0Q0-0 5 2
Columbus 49,. 900 023 00'-5 IL o
Lyons, Rayne. Johnson. CASTOR; Pal
nero. Bird.
Kansas City -. 400 900 1915 7 8
Sanders. Eddleman. willoughby. Skin;
Messenger. Wells.
Minneapolis na -. 60O4G ooS1I TO IL 3
Roettger, Kolp.. Collins: McGraw. Har-
ris. Shea. Edmondson. Ainsmth
AMERICAN LEAGUE
ia innings)
c chiss YYUo2a o oOoo SS6S 600 SY-S IS 5
Baumgartner, Groves. Cochrane. Perkins,;
EssAIInstson =. G GSI ga ga SSSS!!-S 1S 3
Mogridge. Russell. Ogden. Marberry.
Ruel. Tate; Karr. Sewel.
Boston nj, 9gSSS9 S SgS as d0--12 Il z
81. Louis .....' 1OS O1O oOV-'
winsard.' Grant. Danforth. stautfer, Rego.
Dixon.
Detroit BsE York 2 S6&s 81 81 O O9d-s Is
Pennes d. sahsEIey gsTggsOqR .. sShans
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago 900 O02 00O-2 IL O
New York ..... 900 DOL 1875 IL
Alexander. Hartnett; Mcouillan. Green
field. Snyder.
Cincinnati $500. Q02 900 Q11-4 4 I
Boston $500. 600 OLA 00'-5 10 2
Donohue Biemiller. wmgo; Genewich,
Benton. Graham. Gibson.
III d innn5ip,gHs3| ,o,- !,
PSiisdeiphia oSo 00Y oI5 oo- 8 20 8
Rehm. Sothoron. Day, Gonzales: Carl
son. Belts, Pearce. Henline.
Pittsburgh, 49,. Ill 900 220-7 IL 8
Brooklyn 80. O03 710 10'-12 IL /
Aldridge. .Yde. songer, Koupal. Gooch:
Grimes. Taylor.
George sisler hit safely In his thirty
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Pinch Hitter Fans

Louisville tried a Garrison finish
in the ninth and got the first two
men aboard on singles. Meyer
moved em up with sacrifice. An
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~1HIS star hrrler for the Uni
III versity of Virginia got into
IL baseball's hall of fame by
beating Columbia University in
Trimming game. It was one of the
longest college tilts on record this
season.
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TROY. N Y-Harry Martone. Jersey
City middleweight, knocked out Young
Fisher. Syracuse. in the tenth round.
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George Sisler. hit safely in his thirty
second consecutive game. but he couldn't
help the Browns enough and they fell be-
fore the Red Sex. IL 70 2:
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The. question of whether the front-wheel
drive Miller, would run was settled definite
iy once and for all time. With the car
nuretor imperfectly adjusted and the motor
missing noticeably on the turns, Benny Hill
oreezed the low, ralkish craft around at
better than 1O4 miles an hopr Ii seemed
70 hold the curves better than the conven-
tional type of car. Something broke in
the motor machinery somewhere and the
car was rushed off to its garage. The
doors were closed while "Old Doe Harry
Miller and his corps OF motor surgeons
strttched out the car on the operating
table and began to delve in its inner work
lngs tor the trouble. The car surely does
travel; When Il took the track there was
a mad rush OF drivers and mechanics 10
the pit wall and overhead bridge on the
north curve TO see how the radical depart
ure In race car engineering behaved.
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n o good are the 1925 race cars. so
| - keen the competition. that Harry
| - Miller. master motor designer.
- builder of the famous Miller rae
ing car. predicts that Before the elimina-
ton trials some one will get around the
big oval in less than 100 which is about
Ito miles an hour. Harry also predicted
that with favorable weather conditions
there is every likelihood that the entire
50O-mile race will be run at a rate in OK
cess OF a 100-mile gait
Peter DE Paolo captured speed honors
Tor the year Monday when he whirIed
his Duesenberg around at slightly less
than 100 miles an hour. Pete's car WIS
running smoothly and apparently he
had plenty In reserve