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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

GAME TO DECIDE CITY PREP TITLE:

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Blue Devils

To Clash With

Broad Ripple

Rockets Have Chance to Capture Crown; Defeat Means 3-Way Tie.

The 1937 city high school football championship will be decided

tomorrow afternoon, when Shortridge and Broad Ripple clash at Butler Bowl in the final game of the season for both teams. Out of the muddle into which the | title race was thrown by Tech's unexpected victory over Shortridge last week, one thing was fairly certain today—Broad Ripple is to be counted in on title considerations. The amazing Rockets, who already have defeated Manual, 14-6, can gain undisputed claim to the championship by a victory tomorrow. On the other hand, if the Blue Devils win, ‘he title will be a three-way tie between Tech, Shortridge and Washington. In the seven-game history of the football rivalry between the Rockets and the Blue Devils, Shortridge has won every game. Following a 21-12 victory in 1924, the series lapsed until 1930, when Shortridge | won, 58-6. The Blue Devils tri-| umphed in 1932, 6-0; 1933. 13-0; 1934, 18-0; 1935, 19-6, and 1936, |

Rockets this season have marked up the best record ever compiled by a Broad Ripple team, with six victories against one setback. They have defeated Plainfield, Seymour, Rushville, Manual, Warren Central and the Silent Hoosiers, losing only to Sheridan, 14-13. Before its initial defeat of the scason at the hands of Tech, Shortridge scored victories over Southport, Stivers of Dayton, O., Noblesville, Jefferson of Lafayette, Washington, Cathedral and Crawfordsville. Thirteen members of the Broad Ripple squad will close their grid careers in tomorrow's game, including Clifford Burger, Wally Scott, | Sam Ritter, Jay Boyer, Robert John- | son, Ed Todd, William Butler, Richard McCord, Richard Wilkinson, | William Wendling, Howard Whalin, | Ernest Schenk and William Bowling. | Charles VanMeter, another senior, | was lost for the season several weeks ago when he received a fractured | leg. | Seventeen Blue Devils are seniors. They are Capt. George Pike, Dick | Fisher, Barnes Calwell, H. L. Freyn, | Bob Miller, Bud Pack, Emory Schlake, Jim Crockett, Wiis:

Lingeman, Fred Rash, Jim Gilson Bob Gebhardt, Bud Piel, Harvey | Hunter, Bill Irwin, Winston Smillie and Bob Witham.

The Park School football team | today had earned the distinction of | being Marion County's only undefeated and untied prep eleven for| 1937, following a smashing 26-0] victory over the Silent Hoosiers in| vesterday’'s session finale at Park| field. Coach Lou Reichel's squad, which | has lost but one game in two years, had previously defeated the Frankfort “B” team, Morton Memorial | of Knightstown, West Lafayette and | Kentucky Military Institute. Park scored in every period aginst | the Silent Hoosiers yesterday. Rob- | ert Cusack tallied twice, and Bernie | Broderick and Harry Hanna added a touchdown apiece. The winners] cashed in on two of the four extra | point attempts, Jim Boswell taking | a pass from Broderick for one and | then passing to the same player for | the second counter.

Revive Talk Of New Loop

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School star, was elected 1938 Butler | captain. He is a strong defensive | player, a fine blocker and is popular with the student body. Four hundred persons attended the banquet at the Athenaeum. Len Riley, WFBM sports commentator, served as guest speaker when Bob Elson, Chicago, failed to arrive due (0 a slipup in his own dates. He was in Springfield, Ill, last night and phoned his regrets from there. Also included in the list of speakers were Mayor Walter C. Boetcher; President James W. Putnam of | Butler; H. I. Holcomb, member of the board of trustees; Hilton U. Brown, president of the board of directors; Henry L. Gelston, chairman of the athletic board: Judge Charles Karabell, president of the B. Men; Wally Middlesworth, assistant football coach; Capt. Blackaby and Captain-elect Broderick.

Larry Holmes, track coach, was given a watch by members of the cross-country squad: Pop Heddon, freshman grid coach, was presented a traveling bag by his players, and Coach Hinkle and Middlesworth received pen and pencil sets from the varsity men Twenty-eight grid varsity letter awards were made to the following: Inman Blackaby, Charles Broderick, Andrew Boa, Robert Connor, William Connor, Silvio Constantino, John Crawford, Tom Harding, Jim Hauss, Bill Kreag, Jim Kubal, Vic Lanahan, Joe Macek, Vincent Masarachia, Bill Merrill, John Nackenhorst, Clyde Norman, Charles O'Conner, George Perry, Nick Presecan, Byron Schofield, Albert Sporer, William Stalcup, Melvin Vandermeer, Frank Welton, Jim Wheeler, Jake Weger and Joe Wuest. Seniors receiving blankets were Blackaby, Wager, Boa, Hauss, Macek, Masarachia, Merrill, Nackenhorst, O'Conner and Scholfield. Other seniors who received only B sweaters because they had not such an award previously, were Stalcup

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Native Son of South Bend Is Notre Dame Stalwart

SOUTH BEND, Nov. 18.—Not the least reason for Notre Dame's comeback this fall is that Joseph Hubert Ruetz, back at his old guard position, was given the “Go” sign, and in turn passed it on to the Irish backfield, for which he clears the way, Joe expects to be in there fighting when the Irish tackle Northwestern Saturday at Evanston, Ill. Notre Dame was short of quarterbacks last year. Elmer Layden had good guards in Capt. Johnny Lautor and Joe Kuharich, so he called

tween Stanley and the little town of Shoup. It was on this trip that Ruetz ob|taned his secona real taste of | mountain climbing. The first oc- | curred in the summer of 1935, when | he essayed a hike alone through the | Great Smoky mountains of Tennessee. Ruetz already is making plans for another trip next summer, but has | not yet decided where he will go. It takes nearly a year to prepare for one of these expeditions, Joe said. In high schoo! Ruetz played with | such stalwarts as Erwin Wegner and John Kovatch, now of Northwestern, and opposed his present running mate at guard, Kuharich, then of Riley High, South Bend. His most satisfactory performance, he feels, wa. in a conference high school game when he repeatedly tock out an all-state end and cleared the way for his teammates’ drive to victory. He doesn't admit this, but one might justly infer that his greatest thrill in college football came on that November afternoon in Columbus, when he covered himself with glory and Ohio State with confusion by ripping to shreds the vaunted forward wall of the Scarlet Scourge to help the Irish to a gridiron victory the equal of which seldom has been witnessed. It wasn't surprising that Joe Ruetz, given the green light at guard again, did so much toward returning the sparkle to Irish eyes.

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That is why he is happier now | that he is back with Kuharich, an- | | other local boy who made good at | home. flanking the Notre Dame center, Pat McCarty. Opponents are experiencing plenty of trouble penetrating this sector of the Irish forward wall—so much so, in fact, that Ruetz and Kuharich now are dubbed the “antitouchdown twins.” In addition to playing guard all over the place, Ruetz, who is of | German-Irish parentage, is a scientist, mountain climber, and an hon- | or student. | Ruetz led the charge of the Notre | | Dame forward wall in the never-to-be-forgotten final quarter against Ohio State in 1935. It was Ruetz whe dropped back to guard Bill Shakespeare as 'the bard of Staten Island winged the vital last-ditch pass to a waiting end, Wayne Millner. Ruetz is a science student with an honor average. Joe's ambition is to specialize in anthropology. He'd like nothing better than to join a scien-

science. In 1936, he and Louis Miller, a seminarian, undertook a 175mile journey on foot through one of the wildest, most inaccessible areas in the United States, the Salmon

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Cager Scores 36 Points in Hoosier Tilt

Rock Creek Guard Sets New Mark With 17 Field Goals.

The Lauter Boys’ Club basketball teams desire games for Nov. 26 with strong teams. Team classes Aare midgets, 13-15 years; juniors, 16-17 years; seniors, more than 20. The juniors will practice tomorrow night. For games communicate with E, B. Kelley at the Boys’ Club.

The Mooresville Independent basketball team would like to schedule games on a home-and-home basis for the present season. Write or call Bud Nevins, 158 W. High St, Mooresville, Ind.

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Elmer Henn's 78-yard run for a touchdown enabled St. feat the Guy Arnold eleven, 6-0, at Garfield Park. Carter E. Ryanpand Dusty Rhodes starred for the losers.

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BROWN-John Herbert, beloved son of Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Brown, brother of Elizabeth Henderson and Juanita Bates, departed this life Thursday. Funeral Saturday, MOORE & KIR R EAST PUNERAL HOME, 2530 Station aa m. Burial Crown Hill. Friends Vited,

DAVIS—Martha, wife of Ora Davis, passed away Wednesday evening, age 27. Serv | ices Saturday, 10 a. m. (C E FUNERAL HOME), 4 'W. Michigan, Friends invited, Floral Park. Friends may call Addison St, until a. m. Saturday.

HIRSCHBERGER-—George J. of 727 Pairfield Ave.. beloved husband o Susanyce, and father of Norman Hirschberger, brother of Mrs. Josephine Saylor, departed this life Wegnesday, ohRe a Tens, MOORE Friday. Nov, Ath at the 5 K NOR (HR IDE FUHOME, Fairfield and College 10 a. m, Burial Crown Hill CemFriends invited

HUFFORD~—Lois Grosvenor, mother of Clarence D., passed AWAY at the Tesi. dence of her son, 1217 Park Ave, Wednesday evening. Priends may call at the residence Thursday and Priday f-om 2-5 and 7-9 m. Services at the First Congregational Sureh, 16th and Delaware, Saturday, 2 p. m. Priends invited. Burial Crown Hilt,

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MURPHY Martin J., father of Mary I. Murphy, Gertrude (Doll) Murphy, Mrs, Catherine Engle, Leon J, of 3 fanaoolis, Edward of Washington, D. an laymond of the United States Nove died at Ms “home, 430 N. Jefferson Ave., Wednes- / p.m, Funeral from residence, Saturhy at 8:30 a. m. and Holy Cross Church 9 o'clock. Blirial Holy Cross Cemetery, Friends invited,

PHILLIPS —Martha Alice, 45 years, beloved wife of Albert, mother of Mrs. Paul Wilkins, Mrs. Charles Polen and Mrs, Bert Brooks, passed away Tuesday evening, Funeral Priday, 1 p. m., Gosport M. Church, Gosport, Ind. Friends mav call the G. HERRMAN NERAL HOME. 1505 ss ‘East St., any time,

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George Manuel, Mrs. I. I. Probst, died Thursday, Nov, dence, 3679 N. Delaware St. Nov. 20, 8:30 a. m. Services at St. of Arc Church, 9 a. BLACKWELL SERVICE.

SULLIVAN—Clarence G., age 68. beloved husband of Tiney, father of Elma Sullivan, brother of Leslie T., Sullivan, assed away at the Methodist Hospital, ‘ednesday evening. Funeral at SHIRLEY BROTHERS CENTRAL CHAPEL, 946 N. Tllinois, Saturday, ®, Mm. Friends invited. Burial Memorial Park. Friends mav call at the chapel after 6 p. m., Thursday.

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525—Two-room apartment, large front room; good heat;

Housekeeping Rooms

ALABAMA, N., also one reasonable. . ALABAMA, N. 2042— Nicely furnished 2room apartment, automatic heat: man and wife emploved preferred BELLEFONTAINE, 1131-—-Two' rooms, ern, private entrance. good heat, See to appreciate. BROADWAY, 1134—Warm room, kitchenette, private bath: entrance; $5.50. Room, kitchenette: $3.50. BROADWAY, 1403 -— Clean. kitchenette apartments, adults: near car.

COLLEGE, 1410—Purnished warm front 1. room apartments. Phone. $3.50. COLLEGE, 1654-—Nicely furnished 2-room apartment, Private entrance. Adults, Reasonable, DEARBORN, S. 32—One, two or threeroom apartment; furnished: cheap. DELAWARE, N. 517—One large room with bath; downstairs: steam heat; walking & distance. ILLINOIS, N.. 2625—Apactments, 2 rooms; well furnished: good heat; vate entrance; janitor ILLINOIS. N.. 2339-—$3, 50; $550; 1 and 2room kitchenette apartments. Everyth.ng __ furnished. PARK. 1118 — 2-Room apartment. furs nished., hot water. Good heat. Private _ entrance. : PARK, 1224—One-room, kitchenette, front apartment. Upstairs. Also sleeping oJOOM. ST. JOE, E.. living suite; _ evenings 4-ROOM furnished nouse suitable for family, with gas, light. water paid; $7 week. Inquire 1611 Southeastern Ave.

2 NICE, clean, modern rooms, down: pri__vate entrace and sink. 318 Parkway

Wanted to Rent 15

RESPONSIBLE COP 453 at home or apt.

mod$4.50.

utilities; quiet,

, 3 pri

studio Call

19—<Walking distance: city heat, LI-7128.

_ fur. or unfur 16

por.,

Apartments, Unfors

WEEK _yar. 3110 E MER., 3335 N. (near rms.. sun rm., elec water,

anitor service: OLIV 106 N.

£6 Cozy 3-rm. lower apt ; 11th 4633 Shortridge): 2 bedref.; stove: heat, gar. furnished. + INC

CLARK AGCY a = LI-5596 4-ROOM APT, New and Jhaciows. Jdeai situation. Steam heat. fireplac __ete; $50, WA-1480-J. 45 A Sonvitie Rd. Indianapolis Rental Agency

Furnished and whiuirnisned HRaliments LI-5393

R H. Tel.

Various locations $25

Apartment Rental Bureau

Con locations gladiv shown (E-1328.

‘GENERAL APARTMENTS, INC. LL WwW Vermont LI-2439

4-ROOM apartment; modern; private bath; heat, water furnished $37.50. 1660 Col lege. _LI- 5545 Mr. Dorman. oe

Moving and Storage

Any

HAULING ht, a 4 local, long distance. . __CH-4 485.

* | Houses, “Unfurnished

$18--~TACOMA. 518'2 N.—UPPER DUPLEX. our rooms, bath. No furnace. IR-3593

a ive -room double, bath, heatrola. ga1536 N. ro iral. TA- 4330 $30;

921—8ix-room modern double; ry condition; garage.

Lig! time.

CH-

3RD E., 1203--Begutifyl $20,000 de ca

Jome. ted, venetian

bedrooms. Can Rid artl or URTUrhished MR. ORTO N. “Two front, clean rivate entrance, ts and blinds

5 :

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N37 ee —

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$24.60 |

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nenr | Gen |

room |

pri- | in- | 1907- Ne iaiH room; private re-

3638—Nicely furnished front |

gentleman. |

(Excellent |

suitable |

in ex-

better type |

| GREENBRIAR LANE, 2237--4-Room single, as, electricity, 2-car garage: $13 Beard, 2321 Broadway HE-12684 GUILFORD, 2625 -Five rooms, bath, stove furnished; circulating heat; water paid; $18. HE-4967 3834 HOYT AVE modern except furnace 138 N. Del t. RI-1420 MICHIGAN, .E., 1805-Modern ieee double: garage, CH-5784 1415--Nine rooms, modern; “onde rental $40 ‘LARK AGENCY PARRY ie 824 (rear) ~Five-room cottage, strictly modern: $25. DR-i238 PENNSYLVANIA. 8. 2240-Five-room mod. ern bungalow fireplace, garage: A-l condition LI-1619 ROCKVILLE RD ond condition J-8401

~3<bedroom bungalow; garage. $32.50,

five-room

will 11-5508

1638 -5-room single modern; garage; $30 44 Virginia Ave,

339 SANDERS ST.

five-room semi-modarn cottage; A. J. Hueber & Co., 144 N, Deal,

$12.50 | RArage LI-4412 SHEPARD, 814 8 —-A mod., 3 bedrms,, long living room, fireplace; $32 50 RI-3477 4 |

1415 E. SOUTHERN

a room modern house and garage. $35.00, ARNESS & OLINE, 110% N. Ala., L1-8408 — ING, 1110 Five-room modern; garage. $28. Sexton Agency. RY-5182. WRIGHT, 1323-4 large rooms, enclosed | back porch, large yard, garage. DR-5030, | 20TH W. --6-ROOM MODERN, Four two upstairs, garage: $20, _RI-6267 | NORTH. SiDESIRABLE WP OUBLE -

3 w—— — | Soro 3025 Arsenal. S5-room modern bungalow; | garage reconditioned $20, RI-4 | 1062 . modern $12 50

inside toilet

S-room semi~ water paid; R1-1420

EY 8ST. (Colored bungalow: garage 138 N. Delaware St

3110 RB

Houses, Apts. Furn,

WK. cozy 11th Others WEFK

unus WHITE LEE, 1412 double, modern, water tional BE-4437-R BROADWAY, 1812 apartment. near HE-4146 KENWOOD, 2235 bath apartment: util come: $9 RI1-2234 NEW JERSEY. 1202 N efficiency in-a-door __ Frigidaire “Olde Living Innerspring Prigidaire,

$6 {

Jrm BL I'A-4633 4-room bungalow paid; garage op

| $8

'wo-room car line

attract] all utilities, Three-room kitchenettn, ties; children wells

front bath,

Nice clean bed, pivate ead Apartments’ room, innerspring rollaway, full headroom Complete kitchen, utilities, garage. 2020 N. Illinoi

Homes!

Houses for Sale

SMALL HOMES on sman monthly pave

ments, ALLISON REAL’ _Ri-2368. IY CO. Realtors,

EAST

Wii TRADE

| 3 Bedroom Colonial home on Campbell | near 10th St for 3 bedroom bungalow East or North, RI-0388. MR. BURGESS TR-6102, Americ an Estates Co., Realtors.

At Brookville Road S5-room modern | bungalow: paved street: bargain ot ot sh to mortgage. WA.2075 ) Thompson | BRIDGES & GRAVES RI. Ba

E I" 243 N. Del 440 8 GRACE f-room modern condition: garage; extra lot. Call Mr, Rod | den, RI-5341, TR-2679 THE UNION TRUST CO

SOUTH

A 2-story home: good

Homebuyer Specials | 2754 NAPOLEON; 5-rm. mod. bung. $4.250 i 1398 MAIN ST., Beech Grove: 5-rm. | modern . . 3.750 67 x ETCHER AVE.: 4-rm. semi-

| THOMPSON RD., NEAR MADISON: | some woods; 4-rm. bung. 2.500 20} ° "ash Balance 17, Monthly

Holsapple RI-1461, ——TR-0108

100

L GRINS, ADE CO._ WEST

Investment for Someone I have 2 5-room cottages, carrying a big | plot ground, a Somer Aotated N. Harding | St., close to We

$900 Cash Takes It All

Cottages both, well WAJ. 8S 2 RUSE, INC

| 526 DIVISTON--$1800, tage, inside toilet,

ren YOU NG. RT-6412,

128 N. Del,

terms, 6-room cot= small down payment, Call Jack Strickland, RI-3455, Eves, TA« 5799

E. KIRK McKINNEY CO. INC

COLORED -Four-room house with electrice ity, gas, improv. street, $800 BE-0703-M

Doubles & Investments 24A

1036-38 WwW, Out-of-town owner | 6<rm. mod. dble., in very | 2-car gar. Rented income $47.50; $500 § equity, payments, $36.17 per mo. Call Mr Woodruff Clark Agey LI-5506

31ST ST. wants to sell this good condition:

4 Rooms—One Acre—Terms

Attractive home, A-1l condition elec | lights, garage, on E. 10th St e E | of Post Road. Price only $2650 $400 SRwn % an today and cail R. L. Palmer,

Hall. Hotel Co. LI.2541.

BERT WILHELM, 2106 EMERSON AVE will sell you a half acre for $235. with only $35 down and help vou finance a home. Call TR-4297 | 50 ACRES—Well improved, state Small incumbrance Want small als Consider colored. RI-8077 _ 2067 evenings WASHINGTON PLACE small homes, $600 3 DOWNEY. DR-6142 ONE ACRE-Semi-modern rooms, ou buildings 9 miles east Indianapolis, Owner. SNIDER'S CAFE, Greenfield, Ind. FEDERAL LAND BANK FARMS Easy terms. JOHN D. CASE. 3510 N 2 hay vania. Apt. B-2 Phone TA-42

Men Wanted

WANTED truck mechanic for night work; state experience, salaiv expected: give _ references. Box 810, Care Times OPENINGS for young men. Apply ARMY RECRUITING OFFICE, 4th Floor Fede eral Building.

Women Wanted

EXPERIENCED German housework, three stay nights, no perience, give 862.

convalescents. |

| Sale Suburban, Farms

a Ss

road rente HA-

8500 EAST. $070, $1250,

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cooking, children, State exe Times, Box

girl for adults, no laundry, $10 references,

WANTED--Neat voung for pie co.. must not afraid of work __ Milner Hotel. room 513 WHITE GIRL; assist general housework: g0 home nights; week-ends off. Box 809, care Times. EXPERIENCED waitresses for beer tavern, $6.50 per week. 150 Ww. 16th 1 St.

lady for soliciting have experience and Call in person only.

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Work Wanted by Men 34

YOUNG married man with 1937 Pord ! ton stake wants werk of any kind. CH p

_ 2271 between 5-8

A-1 CHEF, COOK or and restaurant experience, European trained. executive ability Ss Fr CAPPIELLO. 2819 N 1.

Dogs, Other Pets 40

PATR beagle hounds 1433 Reisner, 41

also ICK

Call

Poultry Supplies

SEVERAL Hundred baby chicks STORE 123 oN .

Jiatied hicks; ARION COUNT Roh RI- 6120

Horses, Cattle, Stock

AUCTION-Cattle sale. 600 stock cattle Monday, Nov 22, at Camden, Ind. Starts 1 p. m.; 150 Choice Montana ilereford heifer calves, 100 Here‘ord steer calves, 60 choice Angus heifer calves, 40 Angus 2-year-old steers, 200 choice Colorado yearling and 2-year-o!d steers. Free lunch, Wertheimer Cattle Co., Camden, In

_ =

JERSEY cow with 3-day-old calf, $60 cash, 10: 5 houses north of Rawles on tou oie. buck. Larg

3-YEAR-OLD Shropshire type 1 for r_breeding. New Augusta _29-J- 29-311,

Miscellaneous for Sale

Unclaimed Freight Station

&S ASES, SINK ABINETS. $10 to aa: HEAVY ROOFING PAPER. $1.25 p

CAPITOL / AT SOUTH CLEAN LUMBER -

NEW Marion Material Co. LOCRIDR Lontrac!