Show Veteran Coast Race Star Has Sons Son's Shoes Shoe on Wheel By HENRY McLEMORE United Press Sports Writer INDIANAPOLIS May 30 30 With With my large ears I have gathered the he following unimportant facts concerning the mile race Thursday Fred Frame 1932 winner and at 45 the oldest man in therace thera e has las driven the equivalent of the distance around the earth in com corn petition Which in case your school days are too long ago is miles And he doesn't bear a scar It takes a powder puff pull to win the Indianapolis race Every driver dver carries car carries carries ries one to wi wipe off oft his windshield Cliff is the most fastidious of ot drivers For example he will not step in a racing car unless he is clad cladin cladin in black overalls with a skull and crossbones embroidered on the back Chet Miller of ot Detroit lives Ilves on borrowed time He has been over the wall twice Last year he went over the protective tive guard and kept kepton on going and drove back through the gates without shifting gears Kelly Petillo a wild willI man who has hu but one motto Keep Kerp Keep the foot down and keep it down hard uses hard uses a a. vibrating vibrating- machine on his forearms forearms fore fore- arms to keep his muscles supple Louis Tome Tomel Los Angeles youngster youngster youngster young young- ster making his first ap appearance arance at Indianapolis is a movie actor back home borne when he isn't racing Ralph Hepburn the California veteran veteran vet vet- eran carries his sons son's shoes on the steering wheel Its It's not a bad idea for Pete de Paola with the little ones flying from the wheel won von one of ot the races and the that goes go-es with it Harry Insinger a a. Philadelphia college college col col- col lege boy who'll give it a go o rides andes with a broken neck Insinger received re rc- rc the injury at Ascot cot but sa says s 's sit it never bothers him George Doc Doe MacKenzie of ot Eddington Ed Ed- Pa WC wears rs a beard He says he wont won't cut it off oft until he wins at Indianapolis Rex Mays Ia'S the wild Californian who won the post POt position with a a. anew anew new track record in the tho trials wants to win for a a. reason reason so so he can buy his wife the new fur lur coat he has promised her Mauri Rose of or Dayton runner up last ast year is the most temperamental of ot all the drivers He Hevont wont won't be photographed photo graphed and he despises interviews Tony Gullota Is the most popular driver not only with the spectators but with the rival drivers as well The hefty Deacon Litz fourth place winner In 1934 1 sits on a che checkered cheek check k ered flag nag when he is racing It is un Un- der his seat cat Amelia Earhart who'll referee the therace therace therace race started out as an automobile racing driver |