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INDIANAPOLIS. Mal’ 30 —(AP) — Fortune rode alongside jubilant Billy Iiolland 1n the 500mm auto- mobile. rsoe today.

30111116. ﬂ-lmnold driver of Reading. Pa. loorohed the bricks of the mdisnapoli; motor speed- way with record-breaking speed to win in 4 hours. 7 minutes, 15.91 seconds. l-Te overused 121.321 miles an hour, fastest time in the 33- year history of the event.

This performance blotted out the track record o! 119.813 miles an hour established by Meuri Rose, South Bend, Ind., in winning the 1938 race. '

Holland won with five miles to spare.

Closest to Holland. winner of about 85.000 in prize money, was Johnny Parsons, Burbank, O l! George Connor, Los Angeles, was third. Myron Fohr, o! Milwaukee. : first-time driver in the event. ﬁnished iourth. Filth was Joie Chitwood, Cherokee Indian from lteadim, Pa.

While the ultimate plaudits of the holiday crowds of around 150,- 000 want to Holland, the real thrills oi the race were supplied in the ilrst 100 miles when three drivers were involved in smash-ups.

The most severely injured was Duke Nalon oi Los Angeles, who sat a. record-breaking pace ior the first 50 m. lies. His car plunged into an outside retaining wall on the northeast turn and burst into flames. Neloxi quickly 11811961! from the blazing car 11111; suiiered painful second-degree burns about the unit. and me.

The other two drivers miracul- Ollsly escaped with minor injuries.

The race had not gone five miles before the car driven by Geoflo Lynch of Detroit spun of! the track at the dangerous south tum and cr hed. Lynch sufiered s. broken a ie.

Charles Von Aoker, veteran driver irom South Bend. Ind., es- ce/ped without injury when his oar crashed into s. retaining wall

stretch on his 27th mill- The terrifying speed pNNOtI eon-

take it but the machines could not. Twemy o! -the original startins field of 32 failed to survive the punishing grind either through :4:- cidcnts or motor failure.

Holland, drl\\\g the earns four cylinder iront-drive racer in which he ﬁnished second in the 194'! and 194B events, snatched the lead trom Lee Waliard of Schsnectadl’. N-Y" when Waliard was iomed i»? 1111" because of s. leak in his cars iuei system. He was in front at 150 miles and never was headed.

S'Side Tennis Club liolds . Annual ﬂeeting

held their annual meeting last night in the Sununerside lir- mouries and was 18-1891! Ilium“ by older members as well u Ju- venile players wishing to join.

1t was decided to begin work ol the courts on Saturday and the work will be aided and supervis- ed by Mr. James" Hogan, local re- presentative o! the Physical Pit- ness Dept. Prizes will be donated by the Department to Junior play- ers showing promise and those youngsters will also be given a trip to misrlottetown for the tour- nament there and if they quality will also get s. trip to the Mari- time junior tournament which will in all possibility be held in Hali- fax. In order to rslse funds it is proposed to hold s dance in the near iuture.

The election o! otiieers to: the coming year was held and 1dr. Earl Smith was elected president.

Mr. smith was runner up tor the Junior Island title for three consecutive years and also Island open runner up in the 1M1 tour- nament st. which prominent play- ers from Upper Canada took port.

Miss Sally Boiler will be the secretary and Mr. Lane MscDow- ell treasurer. —S.

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PEMBROKE, 0m. - (OP) — A halipenny token, minted in Upper Canada in fem, is owned by Gus Ziebell here. On iil fro!!! is a sailboat similar to that on the io-cent ooin. Q1 BI

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Billy Holland _ Chalks Up New Record In Winning SOD-Mile Automobile Race

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SIIIIIY, It. 8-, May l0 -((Jp) —A start-ill his will be used in Ol-iro Breton ior the iirst time in the June 6 King's Birthday h"- ness racist osrd at the gydnq Sports Centre, President Dr. A, Calder announced today. The gate is being brought he" from Charlottetown. . iota- clssses, a Free For All. 2M, “'1. and 2.80 will be run. Start- ers in the Pres For All include 5M0 Dene-er. top horse in the Maritime: isst season, cyclonic,

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OUTDOOR THEATER

GHAV-ENHURSI‘, Ont. - (GP) —— An amateur theatre group, the Straw Hat Players, will stage outdoor plays this summer at Grsvenhurst and Port Carling. ‘Ilhe Summer threatre drew crowds 0! tourist-s last year.

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SYDNEY. N. 8-, May I0 —(OP) -'l‘he executive o! the fire-team Cape Breton Colliery Baseball League today refused to recognise the newly-formed Colliery League Umpires Association and turned down its demand ior higher pay.

The association, representing 14 league umpires, was formed Sun- day prior to s. special meeting with the executive. .

League President D. W. Mac- Adam wired Georze Barr, United States National League umpire chie! Tor assistance in hiring new

umpires.

Henry (Pops) Carrington pre- sented the umpires’ demands to the executive. They included:

minimum wages oi $12.50 s game ior plate unvpires and $10 for base umpires; use of three men in each game; payment oi travelling expenses by the league; hali ps-y for postponedgames; and tree passes ior umpires’ wives.

The umpires said they would attempt to re-open negotiations.

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