Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 January 1937 — Page 31
"PAGE 30 “ Hanover Tops Franklin Five
In Late Rally,
Panthers Take Lead in Last - Eight Minutes, Win 48 to 37.
Times Speciat HANOVER, Ind. Jan. 8. —Hanover College’s basketball team, taking the lead in the last eight minutes of play, last night defeated Franklin, 48 to 37. The Baptists led throughout the first period and ended the half with a 22-t0-18 margin. They retained the lead until eight minutes of the game remained, when the Panthers tied the score, 32 to 32. The Baptists, with McCracken, forward, and Constable, guavd, forced from the game on personal fouls, failed to stop Hanover’s clos-} ing drive. | Hanover (48) Franklin (37) Fi FG FTP |[M'Creckn, f. . {Schfncker, f. 0{Constanis C..
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Earlham Primed ‘For Little Giants
Times Special RICHMOND, Ind. Jan. 8.—Earlham College's quintet, primed by a long offensive drill, is set for the invasion of Wabash tonight. Although Coach Huntsman’s team ~-has lost only one game in six this - season, it doesn’t underrate the Little Giants who boast an average of 44 points a game this season. Last year Earlham nosed out Wabash 36-33 and won bya single point two years ago in Trueblood Field- | house. Following is the record of two | quintets previous encounters: Wapash Earinam
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VINES AND PERRY TO PLAY TONIGHT
By United Press. CLEVELAND, Jan. 8—Ellsworth Vines of California is to fight a finicky stomach and Fred Perry of England here ténight in an effort to regain the 3-1 favor he held before the former world’s amateur tennis champion upset him in New York Wednesday night. . Vines, the professional titleholder, will meet the lanky Briton in Public Hall for their second match in a 50stop barnstorming tour. The first was Perry's professional debut and a rout in four sets for the Californian.
Cincinnati Game Booked by Tires
The U. S. Tires, local professional | basketball aggregation, today scheduled a game in Cincinnati Sunday night. The Tiremen, following their matinee tilt with the Akron Firestones at Pennsy Gym, are to leave for the Queen City to clash with the Cincinnati Redlegs, rated one of the best pro quintets in the Middle West. Daily practice sessions are being held by the locals in preparation for the Sunday tilts. Coach Evans is building up a defense to halt the scoring activities of the Firestone stars, rated the tallest team in the country. ' The rangy 6 foot 11 inch Slim Shoun, who jumps cen-. ter tor the Buckeyes, has had lit-¢ « tle trouble in controlling the tip) in the team’s previous games, that have ‘netted them 10 victories in 11 starts.
Hanover, |.
With this handshake, Fred Perry, left, world amateur. tennis cham-
pion,
wound up his professional debut against Ellsworth Vines in a
smashing four-set victory this week. Perry finished his evening's work before 17,600 spectators in Madison Square Garden. Oh yes, he was
$20,000 richer, too.
Culver Trains Boys for Athletics Later in Life
" Times Special
CULVER, Ind., Jan. 8.—Culver Military Academy alumni of the future won't have an alibi for not keeping down that middle-age waist line. Many athletes find themselves without talent for sports in which they can participate after their school and college days are over, Culver’s
1000 Grid Fans
To ‘Honor Irish!
Times Special NOTRE DAME, Ind, Jan. 18. Tribute will be paid to the Fighting Irish of 1936 by more than one thousand Notre Dame football fans next Monday night. The occasion is to be the 17th annual civic testimonial football dinner to be given by the Notre Dame Club of the St. Joseph Valley
in the college din-
ing halls. A sellout is reported to be practically assured, only a few tickets remaining now. The toastmaster is to ‘be Pat O’Brien, screen star, who will introduce a list of brilliant speakers. Warren Brown, Chicago newspaperman, is to talk in the “clean up” position. Elmer Layden, Irish grid mentor and ‘athletic director, is to. introduce team members and present
them with monogram sweaters. On the speaking program are the Rev. John F. O'Hara, C. S. C., president of Notre Dame; the Rev. Hugh O'Donnell, C. S. C., vice president and chairman of the faculty board in control of athletics, a former football monogram man; Kenneth L. (Tug) Wilson, Northwestern athletic director; Harry Stuhldreher, Wisconsin athletic director and head coach of football, former all-Amer-ica quarterback at Notre Dame;
Pat O’Brien
Wm. H. Block Co. and Kingan's iJudge Wally Steffen, Carnegie Tech
Reliables are to tangle in a preliminary to the local game.
Ambers Favorite In Bout Tonight
By United Press NEW YORK, Jan. 8.—Lightweight Champion Lou Ambers was a 6-to-5 favorite today to defeat Enrico Venturi, European title claimant, in their 10-round nontitle fight at Madison Square Garden tonight. If he wins Venturi is to demand that Ambers give him a shot at the crown he lifted last September from Tony Canzoneri. The Italian, winner of 12 straight matches in: this “country, is confident that the Herkimer, N. Y., buzzsaw will be No. 13. Ambers has triumphed in only one of his three matches since winning the title.
Boost Wrestling In Iowa High Schools
- By United Press WATERLOO, Iowa, Jan. ~ Wrestling—as differentiated “rassling”—is being boosted sport among . Iowa
8.— from as a high
2 The ‘state high school athletic association has gone on record as « ‘favoring the complete development _of the sport in Iowa prep schools. +. The coaches have little use for i the professional brand, but said in = their report that “wrestling devel- : ops better mental activity, self-con-trol, morality, citizenship, neuro- <. muscular control and physical fitness.
"": SYRACUSE COACH GIANT * By United Press SYRACUSE, Jan. 8.—Ossie Solem, * former Iowa coach who resigned to take over .the job at Syracuse va- = ‘cated by Vic Hanson, stands 6 feet 3 inches, and weighs 235 pounds.
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Huffman Recipient Of Balfour Award
Times Special BLOOMINGTON, Ind. Jan. 8.— The annual Balfour football award, presented to the Indiana University football player “who brings honor and distinction to the university in football,” has been given to Vernon R. Huffman of Newcastle, Athletic Director Z. G. Clevenger, selection committee chairman, announced today. Huffman, whose outstanding work as quarterback, handling most of the kicking, passing and ball carrying, ranked him as one of the nation’s best, is to receive a gold football, and his name is to be engraved on a permanent placque in the trophy room.
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The Silent. Hoosiers are to resume action in a basketball game at Arlington tonight after two weeks’ vacation. Saturday night they are to entertain Acton. Ayres, Hendrix, Hoyt Jones, Chapman, Martin, Renner and Lambert are sure to see action for the Silent Hoosiers, according to Athletic Director Caskey.
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Deaths—-Funerals | Indianapolis Times, Friday, Jan. 8, 1637
BOWMAN— ‘uth L., age 39 years, wife of Cyrus ||, mother of Donald and Dale Bowman, ister of Frank and Clifford Ewing of California. Mrs. Nettie Cross, Mrs. May aret Hastilow, Grace Rice, Mrs. May forbes and Mrs. Bertha Riley of Indian: jolis, passed away We day eveni: 7 at the home, 1820 W. mont St. Funeral services Sat UNERA
1:30 p. 3a... .at C y HOME, 1» 4 W. Michigan Sf. Friends invited. I irial Crown Hill.
COLEMAN— nna Mary, beloved mother of
Leonard C ieman, Fortville; Mrs.’ Daisy’
Gross, Bat le Creek, Mich., passed away Thursday. Funeral Saturday, at Christian| | thurch in Fortyille. Periends invited. 'uneral under Sireciion of GEORGE | CARTY. Fortville
FIGG—Char s, of 804%; Marion Ave. beloved fath r of John, Lafe and Walter Figg, broth r of Mrs. A, E. Ray of Louisville, Ky., passed away Jan. a’ age 7 years Fi ends may call D. BEANBLOS 0M MORTUARY, A300 23 W. Ray St. u til Saturday noon. Services at-his sist r’s home in Louisville, Monay, 2 p.!: 1. "Burial Louisville, Ky.
GOEBES—W liam, age 75 years, Wednes~ day midni;ht, husband ‘of the late Magdaline. father of William Jr., Leo, Fred and | heodore Goebes, Mrs. George F. Bohan, srother of Sebastian Goebes of this city Mrs. Mary Kaiser and Miss Katherine -3oebes, both of Germany. Funeral fr m the late home, 1622 S. Delaware | ‘t., Solupday 8:30 "a. m, Sacred He:rt Church, 9 a. m. Burial St. Joseph’: Cemetery. Deceased was a member o. St. nthony’s Society of Sacred He: rt RL Holy Name Society of St. John's Church, Badisher and “Thirty-five ° Benefit Society. St. John's
Altar Soci¢ y will meet tonight at the
home for 1; ayer.
HOWARD—N |, 5812 Lowell Ave., beloved daughter a! Mary Etta Howard and sister of Eul: Durham, Treva Moon and Reva Hage! departed this life Tuesday I aneral Sajiirday Jan. 9 at RE & KIRK VING1O
h, Memorial Z irk. Friends invited. MOCK—Marg ret Meisperger, beloved Site of George A. Mock, mother of Timothy ¢ = Lenahan EE Mrs, Mose Kennington = grandmother of Edward Kennington ‘and Margaret Mary Lenahan, sister f Mrs. John C. Kirch, John - G., Marion, Ind., and Adam Meisberger, St. Magdalg ie, Ind, died Friday, Funeral Monday, o} 30. at the hom 2634 E. 10th St., . m. St. Philip Bo Church. Josepnr cemetery. Friends Alar Society please meet at Roms har 13941 ing. 1 {Versailles an adiso. n papers please copy KIRBY. NICHOLSON-: Mary Elizabeth, age ST Ny Clarksville, beloved mother of Philena Cat! jue Crull, SN resvie, iby Annetta Mi "phy Lynn, Ind., and Mrs. Daisy Swal , Winchester, passed away at her hom = Thursday. Funeral Saturday, 10:30 & m., at Christian Church in Clarksville.| ‘Burial Stoney Creek .cemetery. Frien s invited. Funeral under direction of € SZORGE M'CARTY, Fortville.
ROLLER—Th} rdore J., age 47 years, husband of C: rie and father "of Elmira, Kenneth ar | Richard Roller and Mrs. Walter Leal ion, and. brother of John, Clarence ar { Henry Roller and Emma Crompton (i nd Maggie Haire, passed away Wedn sday. Funeral at the late residence, ¢ 24 English Ave. Saturday, 0 m, | Friends invited. Burial 4t New Crown Friends may call a: the residence aler noon Friday, SHIRLEY SERVICE.
SCHNEID—Ca oline, 74 years, beloved mother of rs. Clara Maple, Covington, Ky.: Mrs. N' ncy Jeffries Kernel, Michael and gh Schneid, passed away Friday, 4:15 'm. Funeral Mon ay, 8:15 a. m. at rd ‘home of ner daughter; Ms - Kernel, 415 |W. 31st Patrick's CF firch, Ind. Friends mas er after Sa [iEday noon. . MANN SER | g 5
ULRICH—Wil! am E., formerly of Indianapolis, belt fed father of Mrs. Carl s arp, Clev iland, O., brother of HarB. Ullri ih, Indianapolis, . L. Berelis, Seattle, away at Ci veland, . 7. Services at the HOME, Chu chman Ave. at Prospect St., Saturday, Jin. 9, 1:30 p. m. Friends invited. Inte; nent Crown Hill. - Friends may call at the funeral home.
WICRIAFF ark Ellsworth, age 14, beloved son g Mr. and Mrs. Barney Pittard, grands in of Samuel D. Scifert, and brother | of L ‘roy and Edna Louise Wickna, d hal [goer of David, Barbara ean and = ieda Mae Pittard, passed away Wedn¢ day. Funeral at the SHIRLEY BROS. CENTRAL L. CHAPEL, 946 N. Illinois St., Zaturday. 3 p. m. Friends invited. BU ial Crown Hill,
WIDOLFF—CL irles B., beloved h usban Bridget Wid Iff (nee Hegarty), and of Rev. Moran‘ a Widolff. Mrs. Anna Roth, Mrs. Kather je Zerr, Mrs. Minnie O'Neil, Margaret ai i Irene Widolff, brother of George Wid: fi, Yorkville, Ind., died FriSN dgeeioh |, Monday, 3:30" { y ! ealing, 10 a. m., Little Flower | ‘hurch. Bun Friends invi ed. KIRBY a1 oly rite.
WILSON—Rol ‘rt Edward. age 15 Honihs beloved litt : son of Norman G. and Elizabeth S| Wilson, brother of Richard o passed @ vay at the mil residence, 1101 N. llace St., riday, Jan. 8. Services aY we family residence, Monday, Jan. 1 p. m. iends invited. Interment | i vasnbigton Park, Friends 3 4 e home noon, GAD ) ERVICE, eler: Salurday
YORK—Betty : n, daughter of Mrs. Shirley York, sister of Milde, yhd ginia, Myr] | . Stanley and Russell York and Mrs. dargaret Bradford, granddaughter of Mr. and rs. J. E. ‘York. passed awa ra morning, age 3 years. Funi.ral services Saturday. 3 vat the CONKLE FUNERAL YHoME: K jenjen. wmiTie ends invited. a Burial Flori Park. $ Funeral Home
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iiemory of Ross E., who two years ‘ago today. ‘e, miss you, words cannot
it happy face we loved so rou home, it was His will;
‘hearts you are with us still ! by his Wife, Mother and
ell. Your orig well God took But in ou}
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LOST—December 15 or 16th: gold vanity case, round; paime8, initials. *S. B M.” $25 reward. HU-218
Rooms Without Board 12
FOR Quick and More economical Results advertise ypur vaczncy in The Times. You get a 7-day ad for the price of 5. Two days Free. Call RI-5551.
ALABAMA, N. 11—Clean front innerspring mattress; hot water; home. HA-28 832-W.
CENTRAL, 1418— Large front room. innerspring ‘ mattress, shower; suitable for 2. RI-3802.
room; private
constant hot water, good heat, private family. CENTRAL, 2409—Lovely warm front room, on car line. Kitchen privileges: Phone.
GEORGETOWN RD., 1652—2 Nice desirable mod rms. for men at Speedway. BE-3463. HAMILTON, 416 N.—Warm, cheerful room. Private home. Meals optional, Near car line. ' CH-3877
NEW JERSEY, 1241 N.—Room, running water. Also large room, twin beds. Garage.
rage: meals optional.
NEW JERSEY, N.. 2065—
2065—Warm, pleasant, front Zoom; near carling; gentleman. HA-2366-J
NEW J JERSEY, N..
2845—Nicely furnished room; private ‘home privileges; good transportation. HA-2462-W. NEW JERSEY, 3104 N.—Nicely furnished warm room. Private modern home. Near bath. HA-4711-J.
YOUNG MAN to share apartment, close-in, i references exchanged. call 24TH, E.. 515—Lovely jarfe Jironu heat: widow’s home; 2. HEDOWNTOWN—Large, far heated room; Innerspring mattress. Elevator service. - 36 W. Vermont., Apt. 11.
steam 1494.
12A
SEMINOLE HOTEL, 920 N. Alabama. Steam heat, bath, running water in room, 24-hour phone service. CENTRAL HOTRL- Corner Delaware and Vermont, 331 N. Delaware. Modern out- __ side rooms. Transient rates.
Hotels
Rooms With Board 1 3
1701—Refined home; large breakfast
BROADWAY, room, large closet, fireplace; dinners. HE-5058. NEW JERSEY. N.. 2062—Twin beds, shower, pool table. Phone. Real home. Young man. elderly peoble:
833—Real home: good care.
convalescents: 3 good meals:
good man; Vs
1935 N.—Pleasant room, als. Congenial folks. Gent
$6. 30. HA-0799.
CHILD—Experienced mother, modern home,
oer city. Girl 5 to 7 preferred. BE-
‘THOROUGHLY modern suburban home;
all conveniences: good home cooking;
laundry. DR-7808-4.
1800 NORTH—Pleasant room; ale home; ] _for 1 or : 2 Illin is car line.
._HA- 4897-W.
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9
FOR Quick and More economical results
advertise your vacancy in The Times. You get 7 days advertising for the of 5. Two days Free. Call RI-5551.
325 — 2-Room clean cottage. Electricity; garage
HU-2388
furnished 25c extra.
, on easy terms.
MQVING and stor. ge: covered vans; white men. Reasonable WILBERT STEINKAMP, IR-2185-1
Houses, Uionibed 18
$30 2 MODERN FIVE-ROOM DOUBLE COTe 2
Garage, real home. DR-0880, Lle
BEVILLE, N., 325—FIVE-ROOM MO DERN: _ garage, water paid: $22.50. TA-5119. Ag VINCTON, 6-RM. BLE. Weatherstripped, Water paid.
BURGESS AVE, DERN laundry, Fe $35.
DELAWARE, 2603 N.—Upper and lower duplex, home and income, 4 rooms and bath; 2-car garage, strictly modern, very reasonable rent. Call J. Vollrath Jr. _ LI-8112 for appointment.
614 FLETCHER AVE., $15 7 Rooms, bath: gar. Good Sonditjon, The C. W. HENRY CO. RI-46
KEALING AVE. 29—6- oT He DOUBLE. Builtins, -hardwood floors, ig IR-3058. RAYMOND, E., 14274 rms., semi-modern, $16.50; five-room modern, $21.- DR-4206. 10TH, E., 215—COMFORTABLE THREEROOM HOUSE; semi-modern; $14. Ine _ quire 19 E. Ohio. "FOR | HOMES AND INSURANCE, SE SEE M.CUL LOUGH AGENCY _ LI-5596. : 106
____ ~~ 106 N. Delaware St. Best Results—Lowest Cost. TT he Times. RI- 5551.
Houses, Apts. Furn.
JEFFERSON, N., 340—Nicely furnished; fore Soe bath, lights, gas. water: $25,
NEATLY furnished four- -room cottage, Ya square carline. Utilities. Garage, $7.50 week. Adults. RI. 1165.
7-ROOM house, garage; good car Jine serve __ ice. Call at 2350 N. Illinois HOMES—Apts.. $5 week to oi __service. WHITE’ E'S _Rental ntal Agey. TA-4633.
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YOUR ad in this column reaches 82, ee people who read The Timas every wo days Free. You ge et 7 days Ys tising for the price of Phone RI-5551,
8 6 BARGAINS
1957 Tallman, 4-rm. bungalow.. $1399, 1914-16 Ludlow, "4-rm. bungalow 700 1924-26 Ludlow, 5-rm. side bungalow. I 1519 Prospect, 6-rm. semi-mod ... 2000 634 N. La Salle, 4-rm. bungalow.. 2500 2629 Brookside, 5-rm. bungalow... 2500 Small Down Payments
See L. G. Miller, J. S. CRUSE, Ine: 128 N. Del. RI 6412. HA-2622.
1524 PROSPECT ST. |
Attractive 3-bedroom, 2-story modern home; newly redecorated throughout; built-in features; 2-car garage; lot 43x1857 will trade for 4 or 5-room bung. or sell See this today and call
A. R. Scott. .
_ Hall Hottel Go. - LL. 2541 _ ~~ Once and for All
Settle the Question of Home—Buy
134 S. Gladstone
A 5-room bungalow, better than the average; modern Wrughone and conveniently arranged. Only $30 Mr. Nicoson, RI- sn. SECURITY “TRUST CO. 130 E. Washington
612] Born Reduced to $4,950
Attractive English brick bungalow of § rooms; long living room, fireplace, breakfast room; oak floors throughout; front drive. Terms. Mr. Burgess. RI-9388, IR-
1 AMERICAN ESTATES CO.. REALTORS
Brick Bungalow
4732 Brookville Rd., long living rm., firee place, oak floors; floored : attic, breakfast nook, full basement, front drive, near grade school and new Irvington High School, Christian Park and New York St. bus. Only $5.250; terms. Now vacant. HU= 2188. BRIDGES & GRAVES CO., 243 N. Del. RI-3477.
1241 Union 6-rm. modern house, entirely redecorated throughout. This is a real bargain. Terms.
Mr. Ostrom: RI > Sr epuEs. RI-9228, AUL L. McCORD CO.
615 Lemcke Bldg.
ADDRESS | SIZE | 1530 N. Illinois | ciency
2251 Pierson 4
TIMES RENTAL DIRECTORY
Apartments—North
| Breakfast tm, new hardwood | $32.50
| monet:
od heat and water furoe bee SECUR ITY | $22.50 TRUST CO.
| Apartments — Northeast
DESCRIPTION | RENT
oors. LI-5393.
arage. & RI-6571
ADDRESS | SIZE |
DESCRIPTION | RENT
1701% 4 Commerce Ave. / Houses ADDRESS | SIZE |
4053 Cornelius | 5
Bath; water paid; good con. Security Trust Co. _ RI- 6571. 2 $12. 50
Semi-modern single; decorate. ginia Ave. i
H ouses East
North DESCRIPTION | |
will re44 Vir- |
¥ RENT
$13
LI-7361.
ADDRESS | SIZE | 23 N. Eastern | 7
Mod. except furn. Gar. ; CITY RENTALS, INC. RI-2368
Houses Northeast
fT $15
DESCRIPTION |
ADDRESS | SIZE |
4503 E. 19th | 4
Jo: elentricity; Inside ol- | 2781-33 Cornell| 5 | & sarage: “wader paid: *~| “$10 ; CITY RENTALS, ING, RI-2368
Single; CITY RENTALS, INC. RI-2368
Houses East
DESCRIPTION | RENT
elec. well; gar.
$10
ADDRESS | SIZE | 1621 Sturm Ave. | 6 |
23
306 N. Jefferson | oo pms. i; nl
Houses
J. R.
DESCRIPTION | RENT
Modern. WELCH & SONS $20
W. Ohio LI-3423
. Water paid. . R. WELCH. & SONS | $16.50 . Ohio LI-3428 :
South
ADDRESS | 44 E. Raymond |
SIZE |
Th | 23
1911 Gent | 5
DESCRIPTION | RENT R. ELON 5 SONS $15 ._ Ohio LI-3423
WELCH & SONS LI-3423