In 1932 Arnold led 57 laps before crashing on lap 59. He sustained a broken shoulder and riding mechanic Matlock sustained a broken pelvis. At the urging of his wife, Arnold retired from racing.
In 1932 Arnold completed 57 laps before crashing on lap 59. He sustained injuries, including a broken shoulder and a broken pelvis from his riding mechanic. His wife advised him to retire from racing.