Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 May 1961 — Page 14

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NOTHING^ JTOTS THE U. S. MAIL SHERifiAN, Wyo. (ANP) — Joe Lupezovetz has a practical illustration of the truth of the slogan of the Mail Service, which states, in effect: that neither rain sleet nor hail can stop _ of the United States Mail, week Joe received a postcard frim his cousin, John L. Lupezovetz, mailed to him from Coalmont, Colo; v Buti the odd twist was that his cousin John has been dead for a number of years and the postmark showed the card had been mailed in July 1, 1912 — NEARLY 49 YEARS AGO.

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Frank It. BerkwiM, Atty. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION In the Probate Court of Marion County, Indiana, In the Matter of the Estate of Chester A. Grissom, deceased., . Estate Docket E-61 Page 625 Notice is hereby given that Frank R. Beckwith was on the 4th day of May, 1961, appointed: Administrator of the estate of Chester A. Grissom, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate, whether or not now due, must file the same in said Court within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice or said claim will be forever barred. Dated at Indianapolis, Indiana, this 4th day of May, 1961. Edwin McClure, Clerk 5/13761—3T

Howard R. Hooper, Atty. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION In the Probate Court of Marion County, Indiana. In the Matter of the Estate of Nettie Bell Baker, deceased. Estate Docket 61 Page 664, Notice is hereby given that Ada Banks was on the 11th day of May. 1961, appointed: Administrator of the estate of Nettie Bell Baker, deceased. All oersons having claims against said estate, whether or not now due, must file the same in said Court within six months from the date of the first publication of this notice or said claim will be forever barred. Dated at Indianapolis, Indiana, this 11th day of May, 1961. Edwin McClure, jP Clerk of the Probate Court for Marion County, Indiana. * 5-20-61-3T

Herrera, Tony Taylor. (Ruben Amaro is of Indian descent.) American League! DETROIT — Bill Bruton, Chico Fernandez, Bubba Morton, Ozzie Virgil, Jake Wood. CLEVELAND — Jim Grant, Willie Kirkland, Vic Power, Valmy Thomas. NEW YORK — Jesse Gondet, Elston Howard, Hector Lope& MINNESOTA — Earl Battey, Lenny Green, Zoilo Versalles. BALTIMORE — Earl Robinson. WASHINGTON — Bennie Daniels, Chuck Hinton, Willie Aasby, R. C. Stevens. KANSAS CITY — Norm Bass, Bob Boyd. BOSTON — Pumpsie Green, Billy. Harrell. CHICAGO — Wes Covington, Minnie Minoso, Juan Pizarro, Floyd Robinson, A1 Smith. LOS ANGELES — Leon Wagner. IN ADDITION, The Recorder still has caught only four clubs of the American Association. With apologies to the others, their tan players are: American Assn. INDIANAPOLIS — Joe Gaines, Larry Raines, Chico Ruiz. (Carlos Bernier is a brownskinned Puerto Rican.) HOUSTON — Harvey Branch, Sam Drake, J. .C. Hartman, Hank Mitchell, Jim Proctor. OMAHA — Jose Ceasar, Nate Smith, Joe Tanner, Bourbon Wheeler. DENVER—Sanday Amoros, Manuel Montejo.

(Ntee Makes Continued front Page 11 him to stick it out apd he would eventually make It to the majors. “Punch told me that no matter what abu*e r had to take, to wtirK hard and I’d make the NHL because I had the ability,” O’Ree recalls. ImUtch was right, and O’Ree niw has become a member of the Canadiens, the “New York Yankees” of hockey. Playing with the Canadiens is the goal of practically every hockey performer. Incidentally, Imlach also made the grade. He is npw coach arid general manager of the Toronto

Maple Leafs.

COMIC DICK GREGORY I FEATURED IN CONCERT CHICAGO (ANP)—Dick Gregory, fast-rising Chicago comic, scored a big hit here last week when he appeared as a headliner in a two-day concert at the Civic

Opera House.

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AS THE ONLY NegTo iri the NHL,., O’Ree has met with remarkable fairness. He claims he

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HERE'S A STRANGE SIGHT: Looks like these troopers, mOre easily recognizable when hiking across countrysides or mountain tops, have traded places with our Indianapolis firemen. The reason is because these members of Troop No. 43 are on their way to their regular meeting in Fire House No. 1, 1445 W. Michigan. Troop No. 43 is the only Central Indiana Council troop sponsored by a fire station. Shown bumming a ride are (left to right) Ronald Johnson, 649 Locke; Charles Al‘en, 504 Blackburn; Charles Johnson, 649 Locke; Edward Clay, 540 Douglass and Assistant Scout Master Charles West.

has been treated like any other player, which is exactly the way he wants it. “I’d tike to be singled out only for making a good showing on the ice,” he once re-

marked.

A native of Fredericton, New Brunswick, the 25-year-old O’Ree got his big break this past season When the Bruins called him up from Kingston, Ont, of the Eastern Pro League. However, he had played two games with the Bruins three years ago. O’Ree was, traded to the Canadiens along with Stanley Maxwell for minor leaguers Cliff Pennington and Terry Gray.

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Liny fund Awards Study Grant to Attacks Teacher A $1,000 Lilly Foundation Scholarship for advanced study in American History at Indiana University, has been awarded to Rozelle Boyd, Crispus Attucks High

School history teacher.

Mr. Boyd received a letter on the 29th of March' recognizing him as one of hte 60 secondary school teachers in the state qualifying for | the scholarships. This grant en- j ables him to study at the university ]

for three summers.

In order to obtain one of these scholarships, a teacher must first apply for it, and then go through

several interviews.

Mr. Boyd, a teacher of gifted children and a member of the counseling staff at Attucks, graduated from that school in 1952 and returned in 1957 as a member of the Social Science Department faculty. He had finished his education at Butler University, majoring in history and political science. j This young teachef, whose hobby, is music — especially jazz — has had some advanced study at Northwestern tlniversity in Evanston, Illinois. He plans to begin his concentrated study of American History through the Lilly program at Indiana University on June 19.

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100 and 220. and helped the Chucks’ 880 relay team to a 3rdplace finish. The youngster gives

it a helluva try.

The 880 relay was won by Muncie Central’s squad of Bill McCormick. Rusty Ross, John Jihnson and Tom Johnson. Second was Tech, represented

by Ron Barlow, Brown, Mike Drane and Jackson. The time was 1:31.7. Barlow brought home a 2nd in the low hurdles for Jim Stewart’s Greenclads, while Ralph Wilkinson took 2nd in the shot put. Drane was 4th in the century. Muncie’s Tom Johnson was 3rd in the 100 and 4th in the 220. The Bearcats’ James Boyce tied for 2nd in the pole vault. Long-striding Karl Moire of Richmond came home 4th in the mile.

rice Mayes and Don McNary rounding out the quartet. James Curry of Lincoln was 4th in’ the shot put and Russ Johnson was 4th in the broad jump. Otha Thomas of Evansville Central won the broad jump with a leap if 22-214. Bob Welch of Jeffersonville had a disappointing day in the high jump. He went out at 6-1 and had to settle for a tie for 2nd. Tom Grisson of Brazil pushed Garl Carr of Mt. Vernon to a record-tying :50.1 in the quartermile.

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