Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 November 1936 — Page 24

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rhasol rew Gathers Total of 3126

Hardin Has Mark of 679 to Take Solo Alley Honors.

BY BERNARD HARMON

r the 3100 mark to nab the spot“light of last night's tenpin sessions. The big series was rolled in the Inlis League at the Pritchett Alleys, where Carl Hardin collected #79 pins to take honors over solo$ts of the city. : The Barbasol series resulted from games of 1084, 976 and 1066, in which four of its members passed @00, and the fifth halted two pins " ghort of the mark. Don Johnson paced the quintet with a 662, Pritch“ett had 636, Lee Carmin 630, John Murphy 600 and John Fehr 598. ' The feamh turned in two victories over its opponents, Marott Shoe Store, which posted 3083 through counts of 1064, 1055 and 964. Paul

Stemm with 659, Ed Stevenson with 850 and Carl Mindach with 624 | e starred for the Shoemen.

Brus Score 3001

. Hardin tossed games of 217, 215 | and 247 to reach his bulging total, leading Falls City Hi-Bru to a 3001 series that won it two games over derich Restaurants. The Brus | sandwiched a 957 between games of | 1030 and 1014. Manuel Schonecker | and Earl Goodhue gave the losers #53 and 628. | Three aggregations turned in victories during the session, L. Ayres & Co. Hudepohl Beer and Packard Motors blanking MarmonHerrington, Coca Cola and Indianapolis Power and Light Co. Three #hdividuals passed the 600 mark in series, Bud Argus contributing to the Ayres team, Roy Haislup 613 for Hudepohl and Dan Gluba 612 for Coca Cola. # Lieber Beers, with Herman Bohne Percy Henry hitiing 600 on the , halted Bowes Seal Fasts in contests. Fonnie Snyder and Fox tossed 653 and 638 for the Faste, t Whetsel Fires 651 { Whetsel of the Inter Club League,

rolling at Pritchett’s was the only other leaguer to pass 650. He posted | es of 196, 211 and 244 for a 651. other members of the loop | posted 600s, Vollrath getting 622 and | ~ Sackett, 602. Scoring in other loops failed to reach its usual high, Les Koelling’s 637 in the Uptown circuit being tops. Norman Hamilton with 627 and Bob Kelly with 610 joined Koelling in his 600 shooting to give Hoosier Pete's team honors of the Jeague angl a triple victory over Bader Coffees. The Petes turned in games of 929, 1085 and 963. Art Link and Art Sachs combined totals of 628 and 615 to lead Ko-We-Ba Coffee to a shutout over Schoen Bros. Berry turned in a 625 in pacing Federal Tires in a two-time win over Beck Coal and Coke. Meyer's 620 for L. Strauss, which took two games from BerBrice Five, was the only other nor count registered. : Pittman-Rice Coal Co. produced the only 600 shooters of the’ Knights df Columbus session ‘at the Pennsylvia Alleys. Charlie Stich had a 636, Bill Sargent, 619, and Lou Fahrbach, 601. The combination. gave the Coalmen an easy sweep of their series over E. Knapkes. The winners featured a 1004 middle

game. - Webb Wallace posted his first 600 since early in the season, but he fell five pins’short of topping rivals of the Indiana Recreation League. . Prior Smith and Jess Pritchett Jr. battled for individual honors in the Polk Milk Co. gathering at the Pennsylvania, the former totaling 828 to outdistance young Pritchett by 14 pins. Nursery Milk turned in the loop's lone shutout, Breakfast Eggs being the victim. Chocolate Milk and Buttermilk nabbed oddgame decisions over Frisco Cheese #nd Guernsey Milk in other matches. Cox Passes Rivals Cox passed the 600 mark with three pins to spare in leading rivals of the Schwitzer-Cummins League at the Parkway Alleys. Lathe Department and Fan Assembly were loop’s three-time winners. Charlie McCann missed the honor mark by three pins in leading the © Fl Lilly loop, rolling at Pritchett’s, “with a 597. When no member of the Mutual Milk Co. reached 600, B. Wischmeier nabbed nionors on a 585. + Other league leaders were as folJows: Continental Baking (Pennsylvania), Roth, 581; St. John Evangelical (Fountain Square), Stanton, 570; Indianapolis Medical Society

Ewart (Illinois) Briggs, 566: Post Office (Central) Young, 571; Wm. H. Block Co. (Illinois), Lawrence, 533; Inland Battery (Central) Bernloher, 524 and EI Lilly Ladies (Pritcheti’s) Marie Kemp, 494.

Feathers to Top Fistic Program

. Victorious in his last eight fights, ter Johnson, featherweight ‘boxer, has been signed to appear against Harold McDermid in the event on the amateur prom at the Armory tomorrow ction of . an . opponent for Denson, middleweight, will s the card. Five three-round sorting bouts were announced i Matchmaker Roy Wallace.

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When the Shortridge Blue Deévils are hard up for an extra point, young Ed Brown (above) hears his name called. He's the toe artist for Coach Nipper’s North Siders and he’ll be on hand at Butler Bowl Friday when the Blue tackles the powerful Tech in the last battle of the season for both schools.

Ole Miss’ Will Be Foe of Marquette

Times Special MILWAUKEE, Nov. 12 —Boasting one of the strongest teams in Dixie and eyeing this chance to avenge last year’s humiliating setback here, the University of Mississippi Rebels will swing into Milwaukee next Saturday afternoon for an intersectional game with the Marquette University eleven. Coach Ed Walker, one of the country’s ablest exponents of the Warner system, has termed his 1936 Ole Miss’ squad as one of the | strongest in history. He has a wellseasoned, veteran aggregation, with only four men missing from the 1936 squad which was picked ©o represent the South at the Orange Bowl game in Miami, Fla. The Mississippians’ hopes for Southeastern honors were dashed early in the season by a narrow T= 6 defeat by Tulane. Walker's team, which plays 12 games this fall, is well-fortified at all positions, but has exceptional stars in Ray Hapes, flashy carrier; Dave Bernard, allround quarterback; Clarence Hapes, 250-pound fullback; Buster Poole, 225-pound end, and F. M. (Bruiser) Kinard, being mentioned as an allAmerica tackle possibility. Marquette thus far has a twe-to-one edge in its series with the Southerners. The Hilltoppers won here in 1831, 13 to 6, but Ole Miss’ came back for a 7-0 decision in 1932. Last fall, when the feud was resumed, the Golden Avalanche got the jump with a touchdown on the opening play after the kickoff and won handily, 33 to T.

Southern Leaguers Urge Draft Increase

By United Press MEMPHIS, Tenn., Nov. 12.—Southern Association directors who hold their annual meeting here tomorrow will seek an increase in the draft price paid by® the major leagues, it was indicated today. The present draft price for Class A leagues is $6000. The Southern and Texas Leagues, however, last year raised their ratings to A-1, setting up a new classification midway between Class A and AA. The Southern directors were expected to set their figure approximately half-way between $6000 and $7500. Any proposed increase would have to be approved by the National Association of Baseball Clubs, which meet in Montreal in December.

14 BLUE GRIDDERS TO PLAY LAST GAME

Fourteen members of the Shortridge High School varsity football squad will be playing their last game for the North Side school tomorrow when the Blue Devils oppose Tech at Butler Bowl - The following are seniors: Captain Bob Adams, Bill Barr, Bill! Beaning, Bob Brown, John Combs, Dave Crockett, Jack Dawson, Bob Hall, Arthur Hyman, C. W. Lambert, Bill Miller, Maynard Morris, Dick Rehm and Haynes Willis. There will be 11 juniors and 12 sophomores returning next year.

BESS A.C. HASRING | SHOW FOR TONIGHT)

The Bess A. C. amateur boxing show tonight will feature Young Bess and Robert Ramsey in the main event. The scrap is scheduled to go four rounds. Five other bouts will support the top attraction.

JUGOSLAVS PRACTICE The Jugoslavs football team will practice tonight at 7:30 at 10th-st and Warman-av. The team is to play a Capital League game with the Leon Tailors Sunday at Riverside Park at 2 p. m.

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AILEY—We wish to thank our friends, neighbors ny relatives for kindnesses at the death of our. mother, MAR BAILEY. Especially do we thank the minister, rpaniers, and and funeral director. DAUGHTER NS. @ MALONE—We wish 4 extend our sincere appreciation, and heartfelt thanks to our any friends, neighbors and relatives for the many acts of kindness and beautiful floral offerings, durin ness and death of our belov the iXFranquomer, ‘and great-grandmother, rs. Fannie Malone. Especially do we wish to thank Rev. Louis Crafton, the Paibeasers; . Wendel, and: em“Bo yes, the Eastern Star, the Rieman ower Shop, the Mutual Aid Associa tion of Paul Krass Co. Dr. Emhar W./ T. Blasengym, Funeral Director, ad all .who assister in any way. MRS. MARIE SE AND FAMILY.

3 Deaths—Funerals. Indianapolis Times, Thursday, Nov. 12, 1936

ARCHER—Charles M., husband of Clara Archer, father of Earl Archer, passed away at his home near Eden We anes day. Junetal Friday, p. m, the Eden E. urch. Zor nds ited Ba ‘under direction of GEO. Mc-

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E., mother of Hubert Holden Bacon, and sister of Hortense Holden, Crawfordsville, passed away Thursday mornCat hd residence, 3233 Park-av. t NNER &

' da 3ftenoon and evening, Bervices. at the 3y residence, E. Co ege.st, Lal ordsville, Ind. *Saturday, 2 Dp.

ILLERMAN—Leo T., beloved son of Herman J. Bljerman. brother of Herm Jian Jr. Joseph, William and Eleanor Catherine, passed away ov. . Friends ma cali ‘at the residence. 1711 E. Ohio-s any time. Funera riday. Nov. 13, 8: 30, Som th the residence, 9 o'clock. Holy Cross urch

and Joseph Bunce, sister o . Anna Hickey and Patrick © Connor, dis ¥ ednesday. Funeral Saturday, Nov.

a. m. at H Capitol avenue, 9 a. m. Holy Angels Church. Friends invited. Burial in Ba Cross “Cemetery.

LACKWELL—Orie age 49, 1707 Lam-bert-st, husband of “Ada, father of Mrs. Florence Bottoms and Mrs. Carrie Steffey, passed a day pesgay morning. Funeral service : Sit E a ME, ~ 1604 W. orris-st. Friends may call ‘at the funeral home.

ORRECTED NOTICE D AVIS Safa eB ge 3 years, beloved m away Wednesday afternoon. Services at

SH 318 N , linois_st. 10:30 a. m. Saturday Friends may call after ie ends Pursd y. arial Crown: Hill.

AUBLE—Safah M., beloved wife Gal Elmer 5 Gauble, ie" mojhet of Ma Faulk, and 1’ grandmother of J Elmer, Paul, d Jean Fau 1k,

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SCHELLENBER(G--Rudolp h, Fi s, beloved husband of Maggle "sl elleribers. father of Charles Re pid Fre hellenberg Passed away as = m. at th he hom e. 2225 Ss. Meridian-st Funeral ay, oy e MA NN FUNERAL HOME. 1505 s. East-st. Friends invited. Burial Washington Park. Friends call at the Funeral Home.

STONEHILL—Ira L., wather of Robert L., of this city: brother of Emma Huston ‘and William E. Ston ehill, of Wichita, Kans hsas Me. Anna Agin, Bluffto Ohio, away at the ELIE , 4614 Centra “av. Funeral Sunday m. OR TUARY. 1828 N. Meridian. * Friends invited. Burial Monday, ‘private.

WISHMEIER—Emelia, beloved mother of Charles a hye She alp! ward Smith, of

Reeder, India pots. ang Siwilliam L. Wishmeier of Holland, Mich., at the late home, 548 N: Pine-st, Wedn estay, Nov. 11, at 2. m. Funeral from t HIRLEY BR! CENTRAL CHAPEL, hes N. Illinois-st, Friday, Nov. 1:30 p, m. Friends invited. Burial ra, Cemetery.

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