Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 November 1936 — Page 22
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Hardin, Fehr Turn in Leading Solo Performances; Packards Post 3154.
BY BERNARD HARMON Members. of the Indianapolis
League stole the show in last night's
tenpin ns, with Carl Hardin, John Fehr and the Packard Motors team vieing for the spotlight as the loop went through its paces at the Pritchett Alleys. One pin stood between Hardin and & perfect 300 game; Fehr tossad the evening's top solo series and the Packards outdistanced- all teams in action, Opening his middle game %. with 11 consecu- - tive strikes, Hardin, rolling in the anchor position for the Falls City Hi-Bhus, left the No. 4 pin standing on his final delivery. His 299, flanked by games of 186 and 166 netted him a 651 total, that led the Brus to a double triumph over Marmon-Her-rington, which had Paul Striebeck’s 672 and Arch Heiss’ 632 at its top series, Charley Cray’'s 620 proved helpful to the winners. The Packards, with every member over the 600 mark stacked up a 3154 total on games of 972, 1124 and 1058, taking an easy shutout victory over Lieber Beers, which failed to land a member in the honor class. John Blue paced the Motor team with 645, Walt Heckman had 638, 120 Ahearn 637, Chuck Markey 618 and Dad Hanna 616. Fehr in taking city-w i d e individual honors posted games of 215, 267 and 234 for a 706, which along with a 680 f r o m Johnnie Murphy, gave Barbasols games of 1027, 1039 and 1004 for a 3070 total. The opposing Fendrick Restaurants failed to match the Barbasol total, but nabbed two of the three games, tossing 1036, 928 and 1020 for a 3004. Manuel Schonecker with 652, Neil King with 627 and Earl Goodhue with 621
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Bowes Seal Fast with Ed StriePeck and Dan Abbott providing 631s missed the 3000 mark by one pin in its three-time win over L. 8. Ayres & Co., which had Joe though Indianapolis Power and Light Co. had two members in the select class, it dropped two tilts to Hudépoh! Beer. Wilbur Roesner and Ed Cooney with 615 and 606 for the Bruder with 609 for the winners were outstanding. Marott Shoe Store nabbed a triple
victory over Coca-Cola in the re-
maining team match of the loop. Paul Stemm of the Shoemen getting a 613 to pace the soloists. K. of C. Leaguers Shine Two members of the Knights of
. Columbus League, rolling at the
Pennsylvania Alleys, passed the 600 mark, and the two top series proved valuable to the sharpshooter’s respective teams. Charlie Stich with games of 257, 236 and 184 for a 667 and Lou Dugan with a 649, led Pittman Rice Coal Co., and Penn Coal Co., to the only shutouts of the session. W. Schnorrs and JonesMaley were the victims. Four members of the Uptown Recreation League at the Uptown rolled honor counts, Pug Leppert topping the quartet with a 647. Berry had 607, Dawson, 606 and Schoen, 605. In the team matches, 1. Strauss & Co., Federal Tires and Schoen Bros. emerged with triple wins. Jim Hollenbaugh'’s 629 topped the solo performances of the Polk Sanitary Milk Co. at the Pennsylvania. The four-team contests of the loop were decided over the two-to-one route. with Buttermilk, Pro-Lac, Chocolate Milk and Frisco Cheese on the long ends.
BOWL OF ROSES
By United Press NEW YORK, Nov. 5—From the public notices column of the New York Herald-Tribune: “Lost—Last fall, a football game to Purdue. Reward if recovered this Saturday a Polo Grounds, a bow! of roses.”” The Purdue Boilermakers play the Fordham Rams at the Polo Grounds on Saturday.
BUTLER TAKES MEET
Times Special CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind., Nov. 5. —Winston Griffin, captain of the team, set a new course rec-
| Griffin's time for the three-and-one-
quarter-mile . Tyner, Weiner and Pruyn, * Butler, were the next three fin< ~ ishers.
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Burleigh Grimes has been appointed manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers, National League baseball club, it was announced today.
Grimes Is Named Dodger Manager
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dates. He was roundly indorsed by baseball writers of the metropolitan area, but, dccording to Gorman, never was considered seriously. Gorman didn't say why, but baseball men said it was because the Babe's salary would be more than Brooklyn would have cared to spend. Grimes, who is now at his home in New Haven, Mo., will come to New York on Nov. 15 to confer with the Brooklyn directorate. Chief interest in Brooklyn now centers upon Grimes’ possible choice of coaches. Otto Miller and Zach Taylor, coaches during the past season, went out with Casey Stengel. Grimes first came to Brookiyn in a deal involving Stengel, an outfielder. In that deal Casey was sent to Pittsburgh. It was made
and 1918. Burleigh was with Brooklyn for nine years, making a record of 139 wins and 112 losses off his spitball delivery. In 1927 Grimes was sold to New York and from then on he spent almost as much time travelling from club to club as he did in playing or managi In all, Grimes, who is 43, has had 23 years of diamond. campaigning. He becomes No. 13 in the long list of Brooklyn managers.
High School Basketball
Delphi, 18; Camden, 13. Monrovia, 31; Clayton, 13. Argos, 23; Richmond Center, 15. North Vernon, 28; Columbus, 21.
by the St. Louis Cardinals. Eldon
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BY GEORGE KIRKSEY United Press Stafl Correspondent
CHICAGO, Nov. 5.—Walter Johnson, one of baseball's immortals, will come out of retirement next spring to teach young America how to
pitch in a series of baseball schools throughout the nation, the United Press learned today. Johnson will team up with Honus Wagner, king of all shortstops, and Tris Speaker, one of the game's greatest outfielders, in giving instruction to youngsters between 15 and 23 in practically every state. Instruction will be free, and open to any youngster who wants to learn how to play baseball. Plans for the baseball schools were revealed by Ray Dumont, president of the National Semi-Pro Baseball Congress, sponsoring 28 state tournaments and a national playoff for a $5000 prize. He has the backing of the Association of National Sporting Goods Manufacturers who have become alarmed over the decline of the sale of baseball equipment. Dumont, former sports goods dealer in Wichita, Kas. started the semi-pro baseball congress in Kansas in 1931. Abie White, pitcher for the Buford (Ga.) entry, was grabbed off
Auker, Detroit Tigers’ pitcher, is a product of the first Kansas state tournament. Hal Warnock, first baseman, who was with the St. Louis Browns last year, is another player who came out of the semi-pro ranks. Up to now most of the major league clubs haven't bothered to aid development of talent among the semi-pros. But last week Branch Rickey, power behind the throne in the St. Louis Cardinals’ chain of baseball enterprises, became interested in the possibilities of the semi-pro congress for developing talent, and will attemipt to get each major league club tc donate $1000 toward a build-up. Among the cities in which Johnson, Wagner and Speaker will hold classes starting next May are: Phoenix, Ariz.; Los Angeles, Elgin, Ill; Terre Haute, Ind.; Forest City, Ia.; Flint, Mich.; Deer Lodge, Mont.; Omaha, Neb.; Paterson, N. J.; Elkin, N. C.; Fargo, N. D.; Youngstown, O.; Tulsa, Okla.; Corsica, S. D.;
Jonesboro, 42; Union Township (How-
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in order to prepare them for their tit with the Bloomington Pane
lomorrow: ak ihe Delavan,
Fae field. "Manual was defeated by the downstate t last year and Slopes to avenge the loss tomorrow.
Painter Es the squad ae 3 dummy scrimmage yesterday and planned to hold a light drill foday. Ted Etherington, halfback, has been placed on the hospital list because of a torn cartilage in his left leg and will be out of action indefinitely.
Steele and Davis Paired at Armory
Ray Steele, 218, the “bronzed Californian,” and Big Boy Davis, 239, Ohio powerhouse, will clash in the headline mat encounter at the Armory next Tuesday night with the winner to meet Dean Detton, the “Mormon Flash,” here on Nov, 17, Matchmaker Lloyd Carter of the Hercules A. C. reported today. Detton is recognized in some states as the world’s heavyweight grappling king. The Salt Lake star has never appeared in Indianapolis.
PRESBYTERIANS WIN
The First Presbyterian cagers captured their second straight game of the season last night when they downed the Resettlement quintet, 27-18. The winners opened their season Tuesday night with a 30-18 victory over the United States Treasury Department five. Teams in the 18-20-year class desiring games are requested to call Coach Gardner at Rlley 7724.
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BROWN--Nancy I., beloved wife of NihoPE i mother 6f Clarence Brown,
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ILLINOIS, 3156 N.—Very desirable front room, ‘extra large closet. Private home,
RUCKLE, 3309—Attractive front roomy, next to bath: shower; gentleman. HA-
ATE, N., private home. entrance; VERMONT, 36 nigshed; next Path: large closet. man. RI- 3. WELL furnished large room. Good hea hot water. Employed couple or a
316—Newly decorated, warm. On bus line. Private
.. Apt, 4—Attractively furs Business
man, HA-4181-R. 31 Rooms with Board ORANGE, 302—Room, hoard; home, $6.50 week. laundry inclu ed; gentleman. il 13-R. PERSHING, and board for
529-—Room child or A private home (evenings).
ROWLAND, 1836—Room, private modern bungalow: new furniture, two employed girls. BE-4486-R, evenings.
ROOM and board for two; share room; large apartment; good heat. HA-4818-J,
32 32 Housekeeping Rooms FOR Quick and More economical results advertise your vacancy in Times. You get 7 days advertising for the price. of 5. Two days Free. Call RI-5551.
$5_PARK, 806—Lovely 2-room apartments gveryihing furnished; good heat; parke
_ing sp $6—PA “143—Fr nt 2-room furnis F_rARK, 3 t. Henan:
apartment: utilities: good hea
ALABAMA, N., 2042—Upstairs, nicely furnished front apartment. Married worke ing couple preferred. Phone. $3—COLLBGE, _9325—Room, Kitchenette: well furnished; extra ‘heat; telephone; walking distance. BROADWAY 2507—Large room and und _kitche fhetass ying furnished; reasonable,
2 ROOMS, utilities, , $550 | week; private; __carline. 2358 N. Gal
COLLEGE, ata corner room: next bath: hot water; shower; gentlemen, WA-1050.
JEFFERSON, 22 N.—2 Housekeeping rooms) reasonable. Btove heat care mother 1 works. JERSEY, N. — Sleeping
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heat. NEW ER 1021—Three Taree {front private entrance.
rooms, good Ya Reasonable
: PENNSYLVANIA, N N.. S07—Purnished. twoe 5% TEE NA for mv now only 98c. NATURE'S LIV TABL) |
room apartment. good heat; studio telephone; adults. PENNSYLVA N.. 1045—2-room aparte ment; ell HA, studio couch} private entrance. Lady prefe me 11127,—Three-r shed modern; tities a “prie Reasonable,
apartment; FALE: eatranee.
ALBOT, N. 2162—Attractive clean 3 room ang bath apt.; utilities. Adults. Trofle ey T1B 440—Two-room apartment, ade Br bath; large closet space. BE-1404, ONION 1409—Front room, nicely furs | nished: "private entrance; steam heats utilities. sc
WASHINGTON, HI5Two soon aparte i ment; ev Ni urnished; water in | kitchen: private Rn anane { E. 616—Two rooms; kitchenette; | private both: everything furnished; | phone. 3 Egy 33 Hotels ous. 2 utside; Juni
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