Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 February 1951 — Page 7

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AA Sets Up New Formula For the Sport

All Events Will Be For National Titles,

It Is Announced By ART WRIGHT Hair-raising midget auto racing competition has been promised speed fans in this area nex summer, ’ In an effort to revive spectator interest in the tiny cars, the American Automobile Association's Contest Board approved plans for a new type of midget competition here and throughout the nation. , - Arrangements were completed here yesterday in the Lincoln Hotel.

Jim Lamb, secretary of the AAA Contest Board, and race

track operators of this and other|

racing sections worked out ‘the new midget speed formula. .

100-Lap Feature

Every midget race ran under AAA jurisdiction will be a ‘National Championship event. Almoat every race program will present a 100-lap finale. Four preliminary sprint races also will be run at each program. Cars willl be lined up for every event in in. verted order, with the fastest qualifiers at the rear. Most tracks will start 18 cars in the feature race, some will start 24 cars. To keep any area from being “over-raced,” the AAA's sched-

ule allows only one midget race

a month on any track.

The tracks will be allowed to present other types of racing in addition to midgets. Stock cars! and big speedway cars will be seen in operation on some, Indianapolis’ W, 16th St. Speedway will open its once-a-month midget schedule May 25. Lafayette Speedway will open May 11, Kokomo Speedwey, May 18, Anderson’s Sun Valley Speedway, May 23, :

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Joe Pond Close With 701

Rolls Top City Total af Fountain Square; Striebeck, Roberts Pace Women With 600's

By MARION CRANEY

Four bowlers sporting high but ctose scores in their respective fields shared maple-splitting honors today. LeRoy Dyer, a 171-average pinman in the Borden's Milk-Ice Cream loop at Fountain Square, could claim honor of kingpin of the tenpins after he shot 702 at the South Side lanes 7 and 8, Patty Striebeck led the ladies with a 607 in the Bond Jewelers Classic at Indiana. Her games of] 192-231-184 helped loop-leading, split by a 198,.and Ralph MullinMilano Inn grab one of three in nix's 661 for Cline from 213-247-4 tussle with Davidson's Indiana 201. Fur. The Fur team slipped to with-| Other high scorers included:

/ Randall Mitchell, manager of W. 16th St. Speedway, said stock! car races also would be run there | this year,

Althoughy not on the once-a-|

in two games of Milano by taking] Harold Becker, 682 in the In-

LR]. i rg! surance -loop at Pennsylvania ET sa ar png. 26 to Milano's om 229.200-253; William Brown,

Dyer Topples 702 Pins, Ts Weather Cuts - Basketball Play

New Castle Derails Bearcats, 44-36

By KURT FREUDEN L United Press ‘W! Icy winter weather shared top

billing on the Indiana high school basketball program last night, causing many postponements. But plenty of games were played despite sub-zero temperatures and there were few upsets. New Castle's dumping of touted Muncie Central, and other narrow homecourt triumphs by Marion, Madison, Franklin and Vincennes proved once again that-the old home floor is worth a few extra points. ) New Castle, beaten nine times,

1 Cldagsic on] Dyer, 47-year-old Borden'ssales 57 inthe Fun Bowl Cagsic on man in his sixth vear of league ! 34 |

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W. J. Sowders Was ~ Pitcher in 1890s

William J. Sowders, who pitched big league baseball back in the 90s, died at his home last

was 87. - ; Mr. Sowders was born ‘in Louisville and moved to Indian-

was 2. He broke into baseball

played on several teams in that| league. He moved up to

fessional baseball to become coach at Wabash College about! the turn of the century. { -In later life Mr. Sowders was active in Republican politics and worked for both the Board, of| Health and the City Street De-' partment. | He owned and operated a fish and oyster stand in City Market closing that when he retired 15 years ago. He is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Goldie B. Routt, and a son, William G., both of Indianapolis and a brother, Edward. Services will be at 2 p. m. Tues-

day’. at Grinsteiner's Funeral Home. Burial will be in Crown Hill

Ephraim O'Harra

Private services for Ephraim O’Harra, who died Thursday in his home at 4730 E, New York St., will be held Monday morning in Shirley Brothers Irving Hill Chapel. Burial will be ir Crown Hill : Mr. O'Harra wag born in Geneva, Ind.” and had resided “here since 1900, He had been an attorney here since 1902, Mr. O'Harra was the last surviving member of his family. % He is survived by his wife, Susanna, and a niece, Mrs. Beulah Anderson, Minneapolis, Minn,

Jacob Dorman

Jacob Dorman, chant, died this Methodist Hospital. ’ Mr. Dorman, who was 78; lived at 3402 Broadway. A native of Lithuania, he had lived in Indianapolis 51 years. Mr. Dorman, who retired from business 10 years ago, was a member of Beth-El Temple, Central Hebrew Congregation and the Zionist organization. . He is survived by four daughters, Mrs, Sam Marcus, Mrs. Robert Stokin, Mrs. Oscar Tavel and Mrs. David Levitt, and three sons, Barney L. Harry R. and

retired mermorning in

swapper.

accepted a canary -as trade-in for a Model T Ford. He allowed _ $2 for the bird on the $25 purchase.

itrader, he often stopped a carapolis with his parents when he riage driving along the street {and, right on the spot, would with work a trade for the horse he the American Association and was riding. Mr. Partlow also was an avid the horseshoe pitcher. He won the majors later and played for Bos- Marion County championship in ton and Pittsburgh. He left pro-/1927 and the Bartholomew Coun-

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Seth Partlow Dies Here at 73

Seth Partlow was an inveterate

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in 10 pitches. © Mr. Partlow, who was 73, died. Thursday night in a nursing home here. He lived at 1044 8. Dennjson St. Born in Jennings County, Mn: Partlow lived in Columbus for many years before moving to Indianapolis 30 years ago. Because of his yen for.swapping, Mr. Partlow left his job as a bench machinist to become a horsé trader. “He'd swap anything,” his son, Paul recalled. Mr. Partlow once swapped a horse for a car. That set him up as a used car dealer in 1927, From then until he retired in 1935, he dealt in used cars at his lot in the 4200 block of W. Washington, St. 3 Also on the lot was a horseshoe court. It became the neighbor-| hood gathering place, for en who liked to pitch shoes and talk: polities. ; | Services will be held at 10 Monday in the Hisey & | Mortuary with burial in Wash-| ington Park. The Rev. F. M, Hopper will officiate. Surviving are six sons: Bert E., Orlie, Albert W. Paul B, Frank and Virgil 8. and one daughter, Mrs. Elvy Funkhouser, all of Indianapolis; two brothers, Hamer, Indianapolis, and Ed, Madison; 14 grandchildren and one great-grandchild.

Dividend Declared By Real Silk Mills

Real Bilk Hosiery Mills, Inc. has declared a dividend of $1.25 per share on its Series “A” prior preferred shares. The dividend is due April 1 for stockholders of record on March 15. 1951. Corporation directors also declared a quarterly dividend of 15 cents on its common stock, payable March 15 to stockholders of record on Feb. 23, 1951.

Benjamin H., all of Indianapolis; 16 grandchildren and 10 greatgrandchildren.

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Mother, Children Given Shelter

Burned-Out Family

Placed in Homes A mother and seven children, who. were left homeless yester-

Coffee—0n Head

Lands in Hospital

With Cuts, Burns

Roland Phepps got more than he bargaiged for last night. He stopped in a restaurant at 145 N, Pennsylvania 8t., for a cup of coffee and got hit on the head

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1t was hot, too,

Mr. Phepps, 20, of 722 N. Pine St., told police that a man he knew wielded the pot. He was unable to explain the attack. He was admitted ta General Hospital suffering from cuts and burns of the head.

Wins, Then Loses

In another cutting, John MecFarland's luck was short lived last night after he had won $180 in a dice game at the 1140 Club near 19th St, and Martindale Ave. ; He told police that when leaving the club he was attacked and beaten by four men and a woman who made off with his winnings, Mr. McFarland, of 912 E. 18th Ave, was treated at General Hospital. ae

day when a fire destroyed their| house at 223 E. 10th St, were given quarters last night at the Marion County Children’s Guardian and Theodora Homes.

The blaze, caused by defective wiring, swept through the home of Mrs. Bernadine Pace, 32, so! rapidly that the family was able

Situs to save only a few articles of

clothing. : r When the fire hit, enly five of the children were home. The oldest girl, Edith Marie, 10, lives with friends. Donald, 12, and Wayne, 9, were in school. Earl, 6, Charles, 4, and Wayne were taken to the Guardian Home. The mother and other children, Donald, Frances, 7, David, 2, and Dannie, 14 months, stayed at the Theodora Home. Authorities rying to locate another house Yor the family,

Mrs. Harriet Rubly Is Dead at 67

Mrs. Harriet Paris Brown RubIp, widow of William Frederick Rubly, founder of the William Rubly & Sons, wholesale plumbing supply firm, died yesterday in Long Hospital. Mrs. Rubly was 67 and lived at 5911 Madison Road. She came to Indianapolis 30 years ago from Westchester County, N. Y. Bhe was born at Lan-

Jess H. St. Clair

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Services Are Set

Jess H. St. Clair,.40 N. Routiers Ave., who died Thursday in

{Methodist Hospital, will be buried

in Washington Park after serv-

ices at 2:30 p. m, Monday in {Shirley - Brothers’

Irving Hill Chapel. 3 { Mr. St. Clair, who was 48, was (born in Lawrence and lived in {Marion County most of his life. tHe was a graduate of Techical {High School and was a toolmaker for Anchor Tool Co. ~.._ . | Mr. St. Clair attended Cumber{land Baptist Church and was a member of Cumberland Masonic |Lodge, Scottish Rite and Murat Shrine, Survivors include his wife, Margaret; four sons, John, James, Donald and Davis, all of Indianapolis; two brothers, Harold, Cincinnati, and Dean, Columbus, Ind, and a sister, Mrs. Revetta Crecelius, Portland, Ore.

Mrs. William C. Busch Funeral service for Mrs. Irene Busch, who dled Thursday in General Hospital, will be held Monday at 3 p. m. in Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel. Burial will be in Memorial Park. She was 54 years old and lived at 110 W. 15th St. : Mrs. Busch had lived Here all her life and was employed 12 years by the Betsy Ros§ Candy Co. She was a member of Christ

s competing month. schedule, the half-mile play, rolled 236-222-244 to edge Joe Su. Pucimecamirss clecult at Tal. Contras Bearcats, 44 to 36 — |, Services will be heid at 2 p. m Growers fo Vish City caster, Pa. : “iter husband. Wiliam C. and a 1 ’ a s 3 » -! y ( To is ] mes e Service ys " ate College Se pYway Rit presen: sa Pond, Who cracked 701 at laria's ot and Ted Schoenbachler, 653 their fourth loss in 16 games. The IOHOOW Jaten-Ruben LAFAYETTE, Feb. 3—Cham- or vivars elude 5 three sons, sister, Mrs. Ida Penrod, both of is afternoon Winchester Speedway has carded oir, ichey Furniture Circufti rom 218.227.208 in the Sport defeat dealt the Cats, ranked pop w™‘Cortotery pion Hoosier 4-H tomato grow. "aries ‘Ho. SOME J. and Ray-i indianapolis, survive, ¢ swiruming A midget race AGE. 12. Dayion A mescibn irae #PATe MOed Bowl Recreation league. (ith in the United Press “Big : Tnuradas under sasmimes ot ve Het R. Caldwell and Miss Haze South Fund de po >» HSI yonnegut Hardware scored Ten” a big blow in the North! ursday under auspices of five ‘ | i : Jouth Fund Orrin wil Present the totals were 275-205-221. The Smith gone me Sas0. 1030 b0s Th he Gort | Coniral Conference title race. Mrs. Leonard Morgason Thurs: ya V. and two grandaughters, pr, Walter White to Speak

of the IAC Notre Dame

and Robinson teamman's aver-ictryction League at hetts.

“The over-all plan for revival age was 107 before last night. |ysher Mortuary netted 2909 in

of midget racing,” Lamb said,, Marta Roberts fell two pins has been designed to reinstate Patty's pace with 605 for Indiana! Jaria’s. Overlooked last week was midget racing in the favor of the Gear. Her games were 202-189-' Motor Express’ 2636 team totals

| The score was tied seven times ‘before the Trojans pulled ahead.

off the Ritchey Furniture League at/Tom Gray led the winners with

115 points.

Mrs. Emma Morgason, 58, of 708 Massachusetts Ave, was

More Postponements

Grill, 733 She

| Max D. Fraley, 14, Marilyn R..Caldwell and Miss, iplon. od fou! Joan R. Caldwell, all of Indian found dead in bed early today. other winners and their guests POV. She was an employee of Dave's will

tomato club champion,

have ‘luncheon with Gov.

Mausoleum. Services will b

At Senate Ave. YMCA Walter White, executive secre.

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Burial will bé in Crown Hillitary for the National Association a _$-010

X : setts Ave. |Schricker and Hassil EY kerton - Yoite y Suiter in - the Bond Jewelers Classic.. The loss dropped Muncie to] . y : Before He af th d Tighten Restrictions jeliminated the 3-4-6-7-10 split. |Game totals were 844-849-943. third place in Ten NCC standings band, Leonard. Bureau, chanan mortuary. ter Nering at the erate Car The plan, he said, provided Bill Blyth and Lew Fouts) Women's Tourney Begins |behind Marion and Lafayette : B Fatal to Truck Avenue YMCA. ween Buddy “fewer but better midget races” sparked Delaware Bowling Center| The women’s 32d annual bowl- which boosted their NCC records Buns rucker He will be introduced by Philip rzan) Pink- for each track. He said midget|With 680 and 650 series in the|ing tournament opens tonjght|to 6-and-2. Lafayette, second only § § MUNCIE, Feb. 3 (UP)—Verda Willkie, state representative from ro wrestling racing in the past lost much of{Fox-Hunt Classic fo contribute with Motor Express and Hickman to unbeaten Gary Froebel in the A Howell, 61, a truck driver, dled Rushville. About 1200 people are y ring next its- appeal because of too many|heavily to their 3108 team totals. whirlaways headlining the begin-|UP elite, chalked up its 14th vic- yesterday of burns suffered when expected to be at the meeting, races. ' Game totals were 1010-1048-1050. ning of the team event at the tory by outclassing Logansport, EVENTS 10DAY —d ey onortridee. 23, Camp Atterbury; | casoline he spilled on his clothing ; -. - ure . » Madison. ET are planned Tom Marchese, operator of the| coil rolled 213-242-225 and|Fox-Hunt alleys. Motor Express, 5¢ to 31. Marion's sixth-placed Nofwms! Ses» Seuinture Committe of New| 0 ¥. Morris, 21. Grayville, Iii; Mstody While trying to start his truck gis Mo . -event card. Fouts 246-222-182. . .. tlasted Indidnapolis| Cen brary. * Auld, 19, Grayville, IIL. Pp vements : auto races at the Wisconsin State captained by Helen Wolf, will roll|Giants outlasted Indianapolls|, CITES EPIL, = 0 heirs Pop RSE E Pen or Coverdale: Leiretts | CAUSHE fire from a mateh. Rogers won Fairgrounds, Milwaukee, an- The Classic also produced a 674/at 6 p. m. The Whirlaways, led Tech in a thriller, 52 to 48, for| ¢ Murat T e. Huffcutt, 56, 2415 Shelby. . . New You aa Nistw Jmsterdamn, Rogers ‘de- nounced at the meeting here that|from Chuck Markey of Tomp-|by Ann Crull, will roll at 8:30|their 13th win in 17 games. Hf roush tomorrow. Lincoln: | [Robert O. Norman. 31, Linton; Rite Bis HIGH IN RESULTS and low JEhalt ption” alter : o and Pink- he would open his Milwaukee KINS on 185-266-223, 688 for Dick|p. m. Doubles and singles willl Rejuvenated Anderson won its Indianapolis a rb. lug) * Proves. lin cost are Times classified ads.|deasor. Copetonm American y ng Rokko. midget season June 15. Toledo, Weber of Mechanics on two 235s|start tomorrow at Dezelan’s. fourth straight game from Ko-| Peadausriers 230 k hic or © DIVORCE SUITS FILED | Use them for dozens of every-day Cobh; Britannic, Mediterranean 8} i “Win O., also will be in the new setup, | x 72" rn {komo, 58 to 45, also an NCC af- State Council of Mechanists—Through $07] Samuel R- ye. Lucille E. Tagtart; Jack needs . ; . selling . . . renting . , .|Java. Jeddah: Mormaceim: i Als © . . : !L. vs. Viola Roush; Robert L. vs. H hi s 3 , Port on; in opening May 16. Detroit will] LAST NIGHT'S LEADERS {Jim Kemmerer, Davis Little .. ...... go | FAIr- A ai sion, Department of Indiana (pL: Batty A. var Gene S. Buker;{hiring help . .'. recovering lost Poach, Tiinldad, Lang AO a Bsa. Mew d Ripple, 28 open June 4, Cincinnati Racewa MEN 3 {Howard Deer Jr. Russet Cafeteria .... 601 - Among top games postponed J" "Elo Geneva K. vs. Maven E. Turnipseea. 8 . . . SWAPS . . . services. Haven. Puerto De La Cruz, Fort Avalon, Pp y articles . ps Halfax: tani St Indies cruise: 1 dual wres- June 6, Soldiers Field, Chicago, [shox Dver. Borden's Ice Cream .... 103 Join Korinek. Herft.dones —........ 800 because of treacherous weather Indisnapelis Real Estate Board — Indi- Evelyn vi Charles W. Joyce: Bertha vel pone Riley 5551 and place 0 Mormacmas. Pernambuce: Ques of Bat: 3 » ’ , Smith-Ro i 3 . ying PARE Si Ath Lh ‘4 ’ in. 3 $ etic : . Bryant; Velma L. vs. Graydon : . w | . : a 1 gym. Sum- June 22. Harold Becker, New "Amsterdam Cas, &8 gob Hasszma, Sterling Beet .- Ae gey 800 conditions were Frankfort's in- agyiiey order of the Purple Heart—Ban- H. Humphrey. +. low-cost Times Want Ad. { muda, Hamilton; eendam, West Indies It was agreed at the promoters’ hc ri tanare Bowl % --+ 880 Ed Nearne Jr. 384th M. P. Batt. ..... se9/vasion of Richmond, another quet, Canary Cottage. eis Black, 6-2: 103 was gree P Dick Weber. Mechanics PALE Ory: HL. , ois Ed Strong, BM Lilly . .._.. .......c.. 9 nC tilt; Terre Haute Gerst- a | BIRTHS nville, 4-3; 112 session with the AAA. here that william Brown. Sea's Champions ..:. ed7/Eaul Dav, Indignanolls Railways .... 308 = tripto New Albany, the EVENTS TOMORROW TWINS }- . Brook. ‘8.0; ‘135 restrictions on drivers would be ike: MRichwine Goodwin: wastial ;. sob B"3i, Stockman Motor Paris 11:1. #8n) “City princeton game, and a Myer Gu> SRI Sommitios at Nop | Af, Gonersl—Wiliam. Susie McCloud. (win ng, 3:45; 1 tightened. AAA midget drivers Ted Schoenbachler, Herrmann Fnrl. |. 683 ee Cty RTATDR xusr yee | ? hatw Central Library. or pe : BOYS | anvatsen, 5 be be permitted to di only in aon Stee nia] Aeon £20 Bob Bra. Hookwaiser Printing 11.10; $94 South Central aa Beiween Slema Phi Gamma Sorority, Reslonal— ps Wo Be 1: on hee. | "30; 1 ; sees lJohn Merrick, Christian Chureh ...... 891 ille and Southport. Last day, Lincoln. | . Cat A . . . Pench. 4.3: 118 AAA sanctioned events, fred a uer 48 Wiliam MeGreor “Naval Ordnance . Re presi oh thrown Indianapelis Camera Club — Traveling Winam Patrol Bains: Rima. Pend | Dus -33 3 Charles Pheasant, Oertels '92 . .. ¢17 Francis Wright, Real Silk ............ t 5 Photo Dirplay, through Peh. 17, Club| Huniphrey: Francis, Shirley Mauer; John, | and MeNairy, Auto racing plans for 1951 also gui ioc cotton Clap ~~ **'': 837 Bob Burten. Lakeshore . .... 0. 11110] 583 into confusion with more post-| Headquarters, 230 E. Ohio St. May Daniel; Chester, Helen Cole: Rob. call for 13 national championship Jom Mots Pletcher Ave, Savings 4... 637 Bor” smith, Moaniite mised . 1... $13 ponements. One of them was the Siate Council ‘of Mechamisto—iast day, Gt Amina Shelles:’ Alfred, “Catherine sketball classice for big cars. The minis Mike Bisesi. Tompkins Ice Cream... 832, Paonara Faust: Linde Al Products... 3¢o, game between Gary Tolleston and smerican Legion, Department of Indiana Vy St. Vincent's—Mike. Dorothy Stanich: | mum guaranteed purse for the a Hard are | of Robert Sites, CAA. ................ 558' Greensburg, the latter apparently Mid-Winter Meeting, through tomorrow, Callahan: & Vinton © vésacirond, Helen | tit] ts will exceed $500,000, Exes Simmons Coca-Cola" .... 413 Bil Walker Fehr's Beer : . Ae] es Jack. Dorothy Pryor. ooo» Horinei] n, itle ‘evenis will exc I aay MO, CO OS Snituie 37 Ernfe Enlow. Bridgeport Brass ....... 529 still being frozen from the 35-be- a : fa nEKe : 3 i 4 infer Pu av ; ! Indi Hs h 0 tra— - At St. Francis—Horace, Julia Wehrling: | kin Township. Lamb said. joe Piccione. "Vestal Stee iors Be ¢30 Bud Maxweli, meg thi 418 1ow-zero temperature yesterday, lett and Robertson. Ter Brahstorq, Fifle Adams: Charles. Of | meld. The big car . championship Gomer Alired. Russet Cafeteria ot Pat Striebeck. Milano Inn apt 801 which set a new all-time Indiana Murat Theatre | AL General—Willle. ‘Thelma Reedus; Sher-| > : | hy y a \ a nv BA S—ea———— s . western (Howe schedule will Fart With the Sn | Jonn Murons: Howes Seal per 16 Ann Pap aw. Bove Seal i : sea Cold mark. MARRIAGE LICENSES At Coleman—Philly. Maxine Trout. ph o n » a “ee y yo 8 end Adams. Mile Race yi Se oth a Joa Mauri Weitman, Falls City .. * $38 | Mabel Skinner, Solataire |... ll... 318| Scoring Record a aay; Minnesota: iat St. Vineent's—Muurice, Pauline Power: Fe ode 00 miles, June 10; BAI Tareant Heft Joner" ++ 833 Becky Friedman, indple. Typewriter | 833 Madison's ninth-ranking. Cubs, madison, : Tachan: Gilftord, dune Lowe: Phill Milwaukee, 1 miles, ‘Leo Ahearn, Tompkins Ice Cream . 623 Norma Reddington, Troy Oil 552 hung on to their southeastern Orville E. Posgste, 26, 4251 Graceland: Florence Early: Delmas, Mary Hume: thall Darlington, 8. C.. 250 miles, Edward Schott, Chevrolet Nite-Hawks 831 Boris Tirey, ley Barbecue .. $53) lead little B | Patricia P. Ward, 24, 1223 N. Colorado. orrest, Dorothy Adams; Jacob, Maxine : Il. 100 miles, Howard Mitchell, Link-Belt No. 1 .... 621 (Betty Fox, Tom Bemis ............... 536/100p lead, shading e Browns-iy..rv Wiggens. 57 Lorraine Hotel; Esther | a Schafer. o : July 4; Springfield, IIl., miles, Cocti Kays, Allison AC . ... ....... 621| Marge Skelton, Milano Inn .. . 536(¢ 60 to 52 after tralli 18! At Methodist—William, Margaret Batchelthe Em-Roe 200 miles | William Milam, Link Belt No. 3 615! Daisy Stuart, Won.Ten 534 town, er tra P. Odell, 44, Lorraine Hotel, lor: Eric, Lucy Jackson: Alan, Marjorie jose, 81, Olbeon | Aug. 18; Milwaukee, 100 oy Deve Billingsly. Sugar Creek Butter .. 619] Goldie Harrison, Real Sik in 833 to 10 at the first stop and 1g {Cpre On Tats ng nl Delaware; Runyon; William, | rie | dwell; Rjchvs. ; DQ s o . hasan | sas, Troy Ol ..........co000s | { . 34 . . + : old, : 3 Va. Liveelman | pug. = Pa 200-mile Ted Tom Eillor Bur Brothers Realty .... gis ary Baivs, Troy a ml i33 ing a 24-to-23 halftime lead. | Walter Gossert, 30. 8372 Guilford: Helen Edward, Ruth Smallwood ' Sr : iw = . ’ ’ 0 very, OR BE ies } vy, . ve Hocke! uto Sales - itts, 31, 1723 Park. » ul oberts; John, preys | 0 Nd hace Sept HE SAGE deg: fri Ate (| Maurice Torens tat new sea EST sn vy | Bde BIE Bae Err AQ | © Syracuse, N. Y., 100 miles, Sept. 8;/farry Jackson. 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