Indianapolis Times, Volume 48, Number 56, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 May 1936 — Page 31

MAY 15, 1936

BROOKLYN CLUB STRIVES TO WORK UP PLAYER TRADE

Dodger Boss Wailing From League Cellar Casey Ready to Give Hurler for Slugger After Cards Run Wild. By United Press NEW YORK, May 15.—That walling noise from the National League cellar today was Manager Casey Stengel moanin’ low over not having a single slugger on his entire Brooklyn Dodger team. Out of 104 home-runs smashed out in the circuit to date, Stengel's crew has accounted but for two of them. It has been nearly three weeks since Linus Frey connected for one and a month since Oscar Eckhardt hit for the circuit against the New York Giants. In fact Casey is so tired of being shut out and losing games by 1-0 and 2-1 scores that he Is ready to pawn one of his best pitchers for a slugger. That is, any of his pitchers except Van Llngle Mungo, who he would not “part with for any slugging outfielder In the league." Stengel in addition to attempting a big league trade has his scouts out looking high and low for a good hitting outfielder who can help bring Brooklyn’s batting average above the .250 mark, the lowest in the league. Only two players are above the .300— Ben Geraghty with .333 and Johny Hasset with .343. Both are first year men.

Snowed Under by Cards The Dodgers took a terrific shellacking from the St. Louis Cardinals yesterday, 12 to 4. The Cards shelled four pitchers for 16 basehits, including homers by “Stew” Martin and Joe Medwick. Bill Walker pitched steady ball for the Red Birds, keeping nine hits fairly scattered. The second place Giants kept up with the leaders as Carl Hubbell shut out the champion Chicago Cubs, 5 to 0. Hubbell dished out only five hits and struck out five men as the Chicagos suffered their fifth straight loss. Lon Warneke was the lasing huner. Pittsburgh’s Pirates gained an even break in their series with the Boston Bees by winning out, 5 to 2. It was Ray Benge’s first defeat of the season. The Pirates counted all their runs in a big eighth-inning rally. Bush, who relieved Tising, was the winner. Philadelphia at Cincinnati was postponed because of cold weather. In the American League the leading New York Yankees made it two out nf three over the St. Louis Browns with a 6-to-l decision as Ruffing held the Brownies to four hits. Joe Di Maggio, rookie outfielder, led the Yanks’ 15-hit attack with three doubles and a single in five attempts. Grove Rings Up No. 6 Lesly Grove registered his sixth victory in seven starts as the Boston Red Sox won out, 3 to 1, over the Detroit Tigers. He held the Bengals to five hits as the Sox took the scries, two games out of three. The Chicago White Sox moved into fourth place ahead of the Tigers by beating out the Washington Senators, 13 to 12, in a rousing slugging match. Lewis’ homer for Washington knotted the count in the ninth at 12-all, but Fred Marberry lost the game for himself when he fielded a bunt and tossed (o third when nobody was there. Haas rounded third and came home with the winning Sox run. Three-hit pitching by Dusty Rhode? gave the Philadelphia Athlectics a 4-to-0 shutout over the Cleveland Indains. Johnson homered for the As. Yesterday's Hero: Joe Di Maggio New York Yankee outfielder, whose three doubles and a single led the Yanks to victory over the Browns. BURNS STOPS KENNEDY By United Press SPOKANE, Wash., May 15. Charlie Burns, 137, Spokane, scored a technical kayo over Truman Kennedy. 138, Bellingham. Wash., in the fourth round last night.

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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Won. Lost. Pot. St. Paul 22 6 .786 Milwaukee 16 9 .640 Minneapolis 18 9 .640 Kansas City 15 9 .625 Louisville 12 17 .414 INDIANAPOLIS 7 14 .333 Columbus 9 18 .333 Toledo 8 20 .200 AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pet. W. L. Pet. New York 19 8 .7041 Detroit ... 12 13 .480 Boston ...19 9 .679! Wash 13 15 .464 Cleveland. 15 10 ,600!Phila 9 15 .375 Chicago . 11 10 .52413 t. Louis . 4 22 .154 NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pet. W. L. Pet. St. Louis 15 8 ,652ICinclnnatl 12 14 .462 New York 14 10 .583|Boston ... 11 13 .458 Pittsburg 13 10 ,565!Phila 11 16 .407 Chicago . 12 12 .SOOlßrooklyn . 10 15 .400 Games Today AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Kansas City at Milwaukee. St. Paul at Minneapolis. (Only games scheduled.) AMERICAN LEAGUE Philadelphia at Detroit. New York at Chicago. Boston at Cleveland. Washington at 6t. Louis. NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago at Philadelphia. St. Louis at Boston. Cincinnati at New York. Pittsburgh at Brooklyn. Results Yesterday AMERICAN LEAGUE Boston 100 200 000— S 7 1 Detroit. 010 000 000— 1 5 1 Grove and R. Ferrell; Auker. Kimsev and Cochrane. Philadelphia ....021 000 010— 4 9 1 Cleveland . 000 000 000— b 3 0 Rhodes and Hayes; Brown. Hudlin and Sullivan. Washington .....100 522 011—12 19 3 Chicago 811 000 021—13 16 3 Russell. Weaver. Ltnke. Appleton. Marberrv and Bolton, Millies: Stratton. Brown Evans, Kennedy and Sewell. New York 100 00 1 310— 6 1 5 1 St- Louis 100 000 000— 1 4 1 Ruffing and Dickey; Knott. Van Atta and Giuliani. Hemsley. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Toledo 000 100 200— 3 10 2 Minneapolis 050 120 lOx— 9 16 3 Stein. Cohen and Tresh: Baker. Grabowski and Hargrave. Columbus 101 000 010— 315 0 Kansas City 000 011 000— 2 5 1 Cooper. Macon and Owen; Page. Moore and Madjcski. Louisville 100 000 002— S 1 St. Paul 030 000 001— 4 9 2 Peterson. Shaffer. Southard and Thompson: Herring and Fenner. Blue Star Kills The Itch Germs To pet rid of itch, rash, tetter, foot itch, ringworm or eczema, cover with soothing Blue Star Ointment which contains tested medicines that kill the itching. Money back on first jar, if it fails to relieve. _Adv

NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago 000 000 000—0 5 2 New York 000 101 30x—5 6 0 Wjyneke. Henshaw and Hartnett; Hubbell and Mancuso. Pittsburgh 000 000 050— 5 10 0 Boston COO 200 000— 2 7 1 Tising. Bush and Padden; Benge, Cantwell and Lopez. St. Louis .. . . .000 113 700—12 16 2 Brooklyn 001 000 300— 4 9 1 Walker and Davis; Frankhouse, Butcher. Baker. Jeffcoat and Berres, Gautreaux. Cincinnati at Philadelphia, cold weather. YOUNG BESSTkAYOES 808 FRANK IN THIRD Young Bess kayoed Bob Frank in third round of the windup event on the Bess A. C. weekly boxing program last night. In other three-round matches, Jimmy Tudor decisioned Dave Williams, Leroy Dykes won over Jimmy Dotson and Louis Major defeated Vernon Ransom.

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Two Bouts Share Spotlight on Mitt Bill Here Tonight Harry Brown Tangles With Lafayette Ace.

With the signing of Bob Blue and Bill Thexton, local welterweights, for a three-round bout, Matchmaker Roy Wallace has announced the complete card for his amateur boxing show tonight at the Armory. A five-round scrap featuring two heavyweight title holders shares the spotlight with a three-rounder which marks the return of Harry Brown to the local ring. Brown, popular local Golden Gloves welterweight champion, is slated to tangle with Bob Wallace, ace member of an invading Lafayette team. The heavyweight fracas pits Elza Thompson, Golden Gloves crownwearer here, against Bob Longfellow, Kokomo, who rules the division in the state A. A. U. Other Lafayette scrappers carded are Bill Wilson, who tackles Johnny Krukemeier, South Side Turners lightweight; Ray Brown, Golden Gloves flyweight ace, who oposes Rural Tyler, local Negro; Carl Hamilton, meeting Jimmy Houston, Fort Harrison lightweight, and Bob Malvey, featherweight, who faces Joe Faccone of Indianapolis. Don Buckalew, Fort Harrison, and George Hoyt, Indianapolis, are carded for a middleweight go. All bouts except the main event are scheduled for three rounds. Starting time is 8:30. COX TOSSES RICHARDS By United Press KANSAS CITY, Kan., May 15. Ted Cox, California wrestler, threw Ray Richards of Lincoln, Neb., last night on the local mat program.

your Chevrolet Dealer 1931 ford TUDOR-One of those 4ful General Motors car has been re- cyl. Fords, which is ecoduced $75. The lowest a/y/y mm nomical to operate. A $ |Q CT prioe we have ever been J lt low priced car that will I M.l able to offer this model. A, AiTj give lots of service. Spec. aW Attßk HHMB AHA A rea * JJiLAt WASHINGTON AUTO SALES CO Hi fla ggS| 1035 J° H M^Pd^n C Jt EVROLET C LI-5361 4.10 N. Cap,to, Ave. n||l| JR R aHft, W R^M LIGHT 8 Bi fM wjr ■ ml H 1931 HUBMOBILE SEDAN—CIean, good tering. Our price todav is amiJLXj JL wMmI and ML ■ tires and runs perfect. A real bargain. COBURN MOTOR CO INC. 1 Osfs WHP IHBMr W Mh IMm 'USS IIsBHKBW Liberal trade, very easy *2 /vi 1405 W. V?ashington St. 1 WWBt terms on GMAC plan $ | Ilk “The Big Lot of Values’' Open to 9 p. m. and all I m _____ Cia NORTH I SIDE INC. SEDAN—!a "dandy !n T e very F wa?" T?re? ilßfl —/ RRRR J MSB/BSKgg 836 E. 63rd-St, Broad Ripple motor, upholstering, top and finish BBBmBBM Jlßiuh A-l. A car will make sum- IWzZM I XBXBKt ■* ffiHHBHHf $9Qi; O </ M MTwm 3 i-mmrrh H •L. R R T ML. e. >0 Maln s be-!m! T Branch - 1935 CHEVROLET COACH A smart attractive, Jet black car with fenders plet e 1 y reconditioned”*“2 and wheels to match. Motor has been This car carries our 30- $"I ACT JpsPllJ JL carefully adjusted and chassis has Day Written Guarantee. * I 4- S RR ■ _ M been inspected for de- *i i Wrn Price reduced to (terms) A 11/ | M Ef# sects. Its appearance /Jl) JOHNSON CHEVROLET CO. !■ f Dll IiMMT exceptionally clean. y lfl3J jj Merldian-St. LI-5361 tISIPSPjV. A real && MOTORS CO “Open Nights and Sunday’^ 1910 E. Washington St. 1932 FORD TUDOR-A real clean V-8 ■ ■ ■ i ■ - In perfect condition. Liberal trade, and By; i KESTIic J 245 Milan Come one Os these better values NOW buy for only NORTH SIDE CHEVROLET, INC. ANDERSON CHEVROLET. INC. 844 E. Washlngton-St. 11

1931 PONTIAC COACH—This beautiful General Motors car has been reduced $75. The lowest . price we have ever been ■> / > able to offer this model. A A,l A real buy at (terms).. JOHNSON CHEVROLET CO. 1035 N. Merldian-St. LI-5361 “Open Nights and Sunday" 1931 HUBMOBILE SEDAN—CIean, good tires and runs perfect. A real bargain. Liberal trade, very easy * m mm terms on GMAC plan $ |IJ W Open to 9 p. m. and all I day Sunday. Price NORTH SIDE CHEVROLET, INC. 836 E. 63rd-St. Broad Ripple 1933 CHEVROLET t mm COUPE—In fine condl- ST lit tion. A real bargain at A”. 1 our price —* ' v SUPERIOR CHEVROLET, INC. 552 E. Washington St. LI-4378 1935 CHEVROLET COACH A smart attractive. Jet black car with fenders and wheels to match. Motor has been carefully adjusted and chassis has been inspected for de- . a amn - sects. Its appearance 2/1/1 /DU is exceptionally clean. £ = A real bargain m. m. m SHOLTY MOTORS CO. 1910 E. Washington St. 1932 CHEVROLET COACH—Hot water heater good condl- */% j mt tion throughout— a real /A k buy for only ANDERSON CHEVROLET. INC. 38th Si Illinois Sts. TA-3706 1933 CHEVROLET COUPE—Tan color, red wire wheels; upholstering lust like new. 21,000 miles, from original owner. Fit- draft ventilation. Yisher body. Car was owned bj a/w/w pm local lady who gave ),Z/ ka car very good care ,1/i, f Price mmx* WASHINGTON AUTO SALES CO 400 N. Capitol Ave. 1930 HUPMOBILE 8 SEDAN—General tires. Finish and upholstery like new. Motor A-l. This is an ./%g\ mm ideal car for vour vaca- j II | L tion trip. We invite your f \ wTm inspection ™ v 4/ COBURN MOTOR CO.. INC. 7405 W. Washington St. “The Bi* Lot of Values" No. 198—FORD 144 TON CAB AND STAKE RACK—I3I-lnch wheelbase. General tires like new. The motor, cab and bodv are in excellent condition. Come out and look . m amm this one over and drive /Ik it. Terms and trade. Open S ■ Sundavs. Only one like it *■ Av .WEST SIDE CHEVROLET. INC. K' Washington St. BE-1450. 1430 Main Speedway Branch. 1931 FORD TUDOR—One of those good 4-cylinder models. A real bargain at our price. Libera! trade, A mm mm very easy terms on GMAC SI W C plan. Open to 9p. m. and w I / aJ dav Sundaw. only . ~ * Ax NORTH SIDE CHEVROLET, INC. 544 E. Washington-St. 1931 CHEVROLET SPORT ROADSTER. —A good buy with an „ 4 mm mm ?„i; 4|7S Priced at X M ... SUPERIOR CHEVROLET, INC. 552 E. Washington St. LI-4378 1935 CHEVROLET IV4 TON TRUCK— With stock rack on a 157-lnch wheel wlth ei Bht 32x( ten-ply tires. Motor, A-l condition. Cab exception£if* n an<l 4nder la good condition. This truck has never . Axv mm been used as a tractor. S 4 lIW Always had the best ol /n car*. Price A/V SHOLTY MOTORS CO. I*Bl Virginia Ave. DR-1336 1938 FORD TUDOR—Mechanically OK. 75^ es , paint rood— . /% m upholstering clean—Don't j ilk min this one at w ...ANDERSON CHEVROLET. INC. 38th 4b lUinais Sta TA-3766

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Danville Defeated by Silent Hoosiers Times Special DANVILLE, Ind., May 15.—For the second time this week, the Silent Hoosiers baseball team of Indianapolis defeated the Danville High School nine by taking a 19-to-13 slugfest here yesterday. Chapman and Lee led the 21-hit attack of the visitors with four hits each. The winners tallied seven times in the opening frame and again in the third. Danville rallied for nine runs in the fifth. The Hoosiers returned home to meet the Boys’ School team tomorrow. Score: Silent Hoosiers 727 120 o—l 921 5 Danville 001 090 3—13 11 7 Ayres, Fields and Lee; Rutledge, Vaughn Conn and Gibbs.

1931 FORD TUDOR—One of those 4cyl. Fords, which is eco- am nomical to operate. A Slfl W low priced car that will I give lots of service. Spec. x Ax WASHINGTON AUTO SALES CO 490 N. Capitol Ave. 1931 BUICK LIGHT 8 im COACH Good paint. $ / #4C tires, motor and uphols- AIX ”1 tering. Our price todav is XAx COBURN MOTOR CO.. INC. 1405 W. Washington St. “The Big Lot of Values" £Sv..i 46 ‘ A- ; I>E SOTO FOUR-DOOR SEDAN—A dandy in every way Tires, motor, upholster inp:, top and finish A-l. A car that will make vour summer a pleasure to go a xw m places. Terms and Trade. S 1 fIC Only this one In stock * IW *B CHEVROLET. INC. X'.. Wa „ s . hin *‘ on , st - BE-1450. 1430 Main St., Speedway Branch. BE-3522. 1930 CHEVROLET COACH—New tires new paint, the motor has been comPlet e 1 y reconditioned. . amt This car carries our 30- } 1 J L Day Written Guarantee. w I Price reduced to (terms) X XI/ AONNSON CHEVROLET CO. 1035 N. Meridian-St. Ll-536? “Open Nights and Sunday" 1932 FORD TUDOR—A real clean V-8 in perfect condition. Liberal trade, and very easy terms on .jm amm GMAC plan. Open to 9 }l/| k p. m. and all day Sundav. Price Xf XA/ NORTH SIDE CHEVROLET, INC. 644 E. Washington-St. 1933 DE LUXE FORD aamm COUPE—This car carries Sj'jZ. O. K. hi A sJ SUPERIOR CHEVROLET, INC. 652 E. Washington St. LI-4378 1931 CHEVROLET MASTER COACH— A beautiful maroon finish with black fenders. Five good tires. Upholstery very clean. This Is a .4xv mm very desirable car priced 2 1 l|L for this I /Jl SHOLTY MOTORS CO. 1031 Virginia Ave. DR-1336 1931 WILLYB COACH—Lots of economical transportation for A pmt the low price of 4 I /] 1^ ANDERSON CHEVROLET, INC. 38th Sc Illinois Sts. TA-3700 1931 OLDS PATRICIAN SEDAN-We traded this car from original owner on new Chevrolet Town sedan. Has six wire wheels, good tires. Car is very clean and will giv< m /%mm mm many miles of econom- 2 I / W leal transportation. Spe. A / . f cial price **" a Ax WASHINGTON ALTO SALES CO 400 N. Capitol Are. 1931 CHEVROLET COACH—Has been thoroughly reconditioned. . m xv mm We invite your inspection 2 | I'isr,’"’- ™' T6 '" ,te * I7J COBUBN MOTOR CO.. INC. 1455 W. Washington St. “The Big Lot of Values" No- four-door 1936 SEDAN—Motor, tires, finish and upholstering in excellent condition Another General Motors used product. Priced right to you. Trade . 4 Aw ar and Terms. Open eve- /I only*' -.- JUSt ° n# at .WEST SIDE CHEVROLET. INC. *419 W. Washington St. BE-145A. 1430 Main St., Speedway Branch. 1931 CHEVROLET COACH—Here is an economical car In excellent condition. Guaranteed for 30 days. a/ o AA Someone will save money S #1 If ft at our greatly reduced T A|VI f price on liberal terms Vx Ax JOHNSON CHEVROLET CO. 1035 N. Meridian-St. LI-5361 “Open Nights and Sunday" 1993 FORD TUDOR—Black with green stripe. Tires show little wear. An exceptionally clean car. Liberal trade, veir easy terms on t jaw GMAO plan. Open to Si liT 9 p. m. and all day Sunday. Priced at XAX A/ NORTH SIDE CHEVROLET. INC. 544 E. Waihiagty-St.

Cliff Olson Signs for Wrestling Go Former Gopher Gridder Given Bout at Armory. Cliff Olson, 222, a star end with the University of Minnesota grid team a few years ago, will appear in the semi-windup on the Hercules A. C. heavyweight grappling card at the Armory next Tuesday night. Olson, who is rated one of the best of the younger wrestlers, oppose a formidable opponent who has not yet been named. It is probable that Orville Brown, 220, crack Wichita husky and exponent of the “Indian deathlock’’ hold, will face “Black Secret,” 220,

1931 FORD SEDAN DE- ,x A LIVERY—A good buy at 2 1 fit T mct 1“D SUPERIOR CHEVROLET, INC. 552 E. Washington St, LI-4378 1929 CHEVROLET COACH Don’t let this low price fool you. This car is really worth more money. . mm am r A Five practioally new tires. 2*1% / i> U Motor excellent condition. a Our special sale price .. Ax * SHOLTY MOTORS CO. 426 E. New York St. 1930 FORD TUDOR—Good paint and tires—mechanically OK— -x / w very good transportation } I Lk for 10 D ANDERSON CHEVROLET, INC. 38th & Illinois Sts. TA-3700 1938 FORD DELUXIi TUDOR—Green color; good tires; clean car thru out. We traded this car from original owner on new Chevrolet Town sedan. If you are look- , i / w ing for a real buy In a 2/f/L U Ford V-8, see this one. T J WASHINGTON' AUTo' SALES CO 400 N. Capitol Ave. 1930 FORD COUPE, Stock . x /■■ today**** Specially priced ft | £. U ° nly COBURN MOTOR CO.. INC. 2127 Shelby St. No. 345-A—BUICK 1930 FOUR-DOOR— With a good radio and hot water heater. six wheels and A-l .xxv mm fires. A dandy family car. Slllk Terms, trade. A price you w I b can’t afford to pass up at X x A/ WEST SIDE CHEVROLET. INC. 5112 Washington St. BE-1455. 1438 Main St., Speedway Branch. BE-3522. 1939 PLYMOUTH COUPE—A Deluxe Six—ln excellent condition. New green duco finish. excellent . jm mm tires. Our usual 30-Day ft /T t Guarantee. Price re- ,1 /."I duced to %JM%J JOHNSON CHEVROLET CO. 1036 N. Meridian-St. U-5361 “Open Nights and Sunday" 1930 CHEVROLET C O A C H—Wira wheels, very clean. A real bargain. Liberal trade and very easy term* on GMAO plan. Open tc . x rvw 9 p. m. and all day ft |w W tssr 9 :. IoD NORTH SIDK CHEVROLET, INC. 836 E. 63rd-St. Bread Rip pit

the hooded matman, in the headliner, Matchmaker Lloyd Carter indicated today. Brown, Big Boy Davis and Gus Sonnenberg are asking for the chance at the "Secret.” Gus is clamoring for a return bout. The masked matman was the flrss ever

500 Unredeemed and Reconditioned MEN'S SUITS Light & Medium Weights GO ON SALE AT JjL $J so JL Hundreds and Hundreds nf \ i] \ LW men are discovering bow easy QjJ it Is to he well dressed on a \ small amount of money at I |3L j Sizes—All Fabrics—All Colors II —They're priced so ridicu- .1 j,l MM jßa 1 lously low, you’ll buy several \\ 1 ■ A. I sl ‘ flo Holds Any Gar ’ fi \ 1 ment for Future De- Ii \ 1

1935 DE LUXE FORD FOUR DOOR SEDAN Excellent con- * af\ mm ditlon. Low mileage. A J/1 Vk al . buy TAJa) SUPERIOR CHEVROLET, INC. 552 E. Washington St. LI-4378 1931 ESSEX COACH This was the personal car of a prominent East Side person. Always had the best care. A car that we are glad to demonstrate and permit you - x / w to take to a garage man ft 1 L. 1% for inspection. Our sale I If. I price XVFAX SHOLTY MOTORS CO. 428 E. New York St. 1934 FORD TUDOR—A very good family car—condltior * xn mm mt above average wel ft XW t% worth our price of ... ANDERSON CHEVROLET, INC. 38th Si Illinois Sts. TA-3700 1932 CHEVROLET SPECIAL SEDAN. —Has 6 wire wheels; good tires; clean upholstering. Black color; can he purchased on low ft G. M. A. C. Terms. T A7,1 Ready to go at Am f A/ WASHINGTON AUTO SALES CO 400 N. Capitol Ave. 1933 CHRYSLER IMPERIAL 8 VIC. COUPE—Six wheels, radio, perfect condition. Our price is m A A W"> $250 lower than vou 2/f A % would normally pay. <4 ‘♦ . 1 Special today ... A XA/ COBURN MuTOR CO.. INC. 1405 W. Washington St. “The Bi* tei of Values" No. 17-A—BUICK SEDAN. STANDARD FOUR-DOOR 1931—A dandy little car. fit $ 1 Q C Ready to g° at 170 ,W*|T SIDE CHEVROLET. INC. 5U2 S’ Washington St. BE-I.W. 1436 Main St. Speedway Braneh. BE-3522. 1934 CHEVROLET MASTER COUPE— Finish and Interior like new. The motor haa been completely reconditioned and the tires are ,aam excellent. Don’t miss this ft Xfllf Special Bargain as we . j'x "f have reduced the price tc AX x Ax JOHNSON CHEVROLET CO. 1035 N. Meridian-St. LI-5361 “Open Nights and Sunday" 1932 PLYMOUTH CO A C H—P. X model. New tires. Run* perfect. Liber? 1 trade and very eaay .mm Amm terms on GMAC plan, ft T A U Open to 9 p. m. and all AAX “n day Sunday. Price .... * AA/ NORTH SIDE CHEVROLET, INC. 544 X Washington-St.

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to toss the “Dynamiter” in an Indianapolis ring. MILLER TO COLUMBIA Eddie Miller, young Louisvilla outfielder, has been sent to the Columbia club in the Sally League on option.

193* CHEVROLET MASTER COUPE— Black, original finish. # mm amm Very low mileage. Ex- }k/l L eellent condition. SUPERIOR CHEVROLET, INC. 552 E. Washington 2t. LI-4378 1915 FORD V-S DE LUXE 4-DOOR SEDAN—This beautiful tan car make* a striking appearance, with fenders to match, and red wheel. Pine mohair upholstery. Radio, hot water heater and many other re- t A AFT c a finements. Motor m 5/I /% l3 IF A-l condition; 5 good ts-s t sss tires. Our sneclal at ■*■•*■* SHOLTT MOTORS CO. 1910 E. Washington St. 1930 CHEVROLET FOUR DOOR SEDAN —Completely overhauled adH P* —good tires, etc A ll Wk fine buy at ANDERSON CHEVROLET, INC. 38th A Illinois Sts. TA-3708 1935 CHEVROLET I*7” WHEELBASE TRUCK—IO-ply tires all around. Helper springs. Truck was used by a farmer for * gsx P* stock hauling. Low S/§ 11 mileage. Runs Ilka new. WASHINGTON AUTO SALES CO 400 N. Capital Ave. 193! FORD IW TON # J Al PANEL—A real car for $ |O C oickup deliverv or vega- I 7, J table truck. Onlv .. X f cowy* MOTOR CO., DM. 1405 W. Washington St “The Big Lot of Values” JfSi.aif'hkP 0 ? 0 !' .***• EOUR-DOOR SEDAN—Black, A-l tlrea and motor. This price la reduced to aw sell oulck. Terms. Open ll Ik evenings and Sundays, I I jJr Only one at X KJKJ 1430 Main St.. Speedway Branca. BE-3m. lm FORD COUPE—Here’s a real bargain for some lucky buyer. Driven by an Indianapoiia business man. It la In excellent condt- *** tton mechanically and In Wl lk appearance. Reduced 7.J JOHNSON CHEVROLET CO. IMS N. Meridian-St. Ll-53CS “Open Nights and Sunday"