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Ed fttidan Suspended By
USAC For Errors Made
In 500-Mile Race Friday
INDIANAPOLIS, UP) — Ed Eli
jsian, 31-year-old Oakland, Calif.,
racing veteran, was suspended
indefinitely by the U. S. Auto
Club Saturday for a 15-car pile
up at the start of the 500 mile
race Friday.
Pat O’Connor of North Vernon,
j Ind., was killed in the wild
first-lap crash.
Duane Carter, a former race
driver who is now racing director
j for USAC, announced:
“I am suspending Elisian from
t all racing for the safety and well
being of himself and his fellow
competitors.”
“I’m suspending him because of
a series of errors in judgment.
He’ll not race again until he can
appeal to the USAC’s board of
directors.”
Harlan Fengler, chief steward
of the big race, said, “everything
points to the fact that Elisian
was driving too fast and caused
the accident by spinning into
Dick Rathmann.”
“The newspaper guys are kill
ing me,” Elisian said.
“I haven’t been notified that
I have been suspended, and as
t far as I’m concerned, I’m not.
I don’t know why I lost it (the
car).”
“I had driven through that
corner faster. I have had these
hot dogs (race drivers) spin in
front of me and run me through
the wall on other tracks. It
sure wasn’t intentional. I liked
O’Connor as well as anybody.”
Elisian was suspended by Car
ter last winter because he was
charged with passing bad checks.
(Carter said the USAC reinstated
him before the race “over my
objections.”
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