Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 December 1937 — Page 35

FRIDAY, DEC. 3, 1937 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES PAGE 35 PLENTY OF ACTION ROMMEL TO UMPIRE

PROVIDENCE, R. I, Dec. 3. CHICAGO, Dec. 3.—Eddie Rome | Brown University’s hockey team mel, long a star pitcher with the will undertake one of its most am- | Philadelphia Athletics, re-enters the bitious seasons in years, with 17 | American League as an umpire games Scheduled this winter. Dex} spring.

Diamond Five | Pus due Club Honors 15 Chosen on All-Star City High School Team | Ta (1A 10: Pinman Tops ERE®Ecoqupaiae gg © Cpr wl Re MIN 70 SAVE! League Record | oof | { » x 7-4 1 § 3, = S <3 4 Res ! A bo : 3 : t: [NEw sTyLES REDUCED! 67

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of 214, 235 and 221 for 670 in the : 3 Np | | | : | Diamond Chain League at Pritch- 3 io) 1 | B ett’s Alleys to grab first honors to- a : | day in local bowling competition. Mindach broke his own loop record of 631 set Nov. 4. Joe Vossen fired a 638 and Wilson opened with 255 for 603. Repair Department won three games and Parts, EXiles and Engineering gained two victories. Chuck Markey staged a 258 finish to tum in a 646 total, which was high in the Print Craft circuit. Ed Schoch getting 624, Carl Moxley 612, Al Meyer 609 and Wendell Nave €03. Print Craft Club, with 2881, Cornelius Printing, Quality Flowers and Hendren Printing | scored two-out-of-three decisions. | The Print Craft Club scores: Nave teaeaees 281 180 192— 608 Bohne . 200 133 207— 3580 Middaw 192 190— 562 Pavey 200 2W01— 583 Comer 196 174 553 |

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Totals «...vvevsae 931 9 961—2881 Nn x ER ag ecord. | . Times Photo. &- The Le 2 oD ont. bl, Here are the fifteen outstanding local high school football players | Pike, Shortridge; Dick Fisher, Shortridge; Whitten Lingeman, Short- Greyhounds defeated Anderson early Which nas hen Moore rolled a 633 | Who were honored last night at a banquet given by the Purdue Uni- | ridge; Robert Kersey, Washingion; Robert McCalip, Washington: Mar- |in the season. surpassed o t ed in a 610. Bel- | versity Club of Indianapolis: Sal Yozzo, Cathedral; Wally Scott, Broad ion Carter, Washington; Wilfred Robinson, Manual; H, L. Freyn, Short- Earlham's veteran team opens its! Full Fashioned" Chiffon while Duriey turn y Ss nd | Ripple; Marshall Read, Washington: Fred Rash, Shortridge: George | ridge; Harry Adkins, Tech, and Ralph Chambers, Washington. season with Taylor, and the Quakers ore es hr ib ease Shataueen \ . are expected to have too much speed Reduced Cuppenheimer made BE . ; y |and Sthength for their upstate oppo- | to and DL Shell Dry Cleting oag | Players Get Medals and Certificates and Flowers for [AF Ritcuer, Souhvort, and Joo | oss Rov games and other may penis val . . Moving pictures of the Wisconsin| Schedules in track, baseball, golf, |= Be American United Life cir- Mothers; Arch Ward Is Speaker. and Indiana games concluded the |tennis, wrestling, swimming and | RADIATOR nT FREEZE Ry RR ) pr through with 616 | festivities. | gymnastics will be made during the RU STPROOF cuit, Power came oF tv-venr Ji By TOM KENNEDY Certificates and medals were pre- | | two-day meeting. Michigan has an- | Aspcono iiss and Davis 603. Twenty-year to Wilfred Robinson, nounced it will attempt to book dual | 5 Gal. i Customer's’

OW » pet A but the mothers of our football heroes at last | sented dowment was a three-time winner It was long overdue. " | Container while Twenty Payment Life and have come into well deserved recognition. | Manual; Harry Adkins, Tech; Ralph | meets with Notre Dame for the firs: DuPont's Zerone, $1.00 Gal.

or - 0s hools broke off Eveready Prestone, $2.95 Gal Aimar Life. uw es Credit for this appropriate gesture goes to the Purdue University Chambers, Washington; Bruce Cal-|time since those sc ' : . . Ordinary Life won twice. : well, Shortridge; Harry Frey n, | relations in 1924. | BLUE POINT mudicon day | Made with solid leather soles

Sick Nordholt showed the way in | Club of Indianapolis. rn es I pa na Leacue with 626,| It happened last night at the club's annual banquet when 15 city | Shortridge: Salvatore Iozzo, Catl | — === | and springy rubber heels! The Yount getting 625. Art Mundt 620, | high school players selected for the Purdue All-Star city team were| dral; Robert Kersey, Washington; "GREYHOUNDS T0 PLAY outstanding slipper value of

Sf SO&] awarded certificates and medals and, best of all, boxes of flowers for | | Whitten Lingeman, Shortridge; Ro- ' ; Joe Rea 613 and Phil Bisesi 610. Is» ‘ @ bert McCalip, Washington; Wallace, ANDERSON FIVE HERE LOANS From the season. . . . Don't Miss It!

: ore BTA their mothers Heidenreich Flowers and John H. % Scott, Broad Ripple: : , vi r! , y act | gi ) ¢ ple; Marshall | Morrison Ine. registered triple vie-| The idea went over big. In fact |qinner speaker as well as compete on Read Washingtons Fred Hoch While They Last!

oy -V Ale. Polk Milk, Rus- the Purdue alumni and their friends even terms with the nation’s best > . Vane BE BRN vi tories and C-V ad Blue Point cap- thought maybe they had stolen a coaching talent. He said Noble| Shortridge: George Pike, Short-| Two Hoosier college games are on $1 Up to $300 on set Cafeteria Ra Hlue * march on Bo McMillin and his In- | Kiger, now recuperating in Arizona, | ridge; Marion Carter, Washington, tap for basketball fans tonight, Antured two games : ciana allies, who had plied some of | hoped to be back to take charge | and Dick Fisher, Shortridge. | derson College coming to Indiarap-|§ ® AUTOMOBILES Bob Woodworth, Purdue acting olis to meet Indiana Central and ® DIAMONDS

The Thursday Night Handicap our best local talent with juicy steaks loop also was in action at Pritchetus, land flattering remarks Wednesday 9% SOring Mola pacts. | athletic director, made the presenta- | Taylor University playing Earlham's | Assistant coaches introduced bY | tions. Quakers ol Riemer gaps 6 WATCHES, RINGS

Settles taking first place with 574. | night. - vv ® TYPEWRITERS ~ A ie i ? na Pug Leppert took Lityw ide Si Some of the boys attended both Dutch)" Fehring, Markel, y eb | a — Indiana Central hopes for Its

nerup 1g Aur els Al- 1( S, W i § V 0 the oe. ourth straight victor y when it MUSICAL medie ile L 1! | belief that perhaps the attention [meet S the Ande rson Lv Ollege av e. The INS 1 RUMEN 1 a In Si !

leys, Leo Hale hitting for 629, Carl | io: ead to such confusion that Voinof. rrr - - Litz 625 and A. Cline 602. Scherer the lads couldn't make up their| The following Purdue football HAVE QUIET SESSION ® FUR COATS

Electric, with 2033, was the one minds and might have to report Players were introduced: Capt. {8 B ® MEN'S SUITS triple winner and United Taxi, Up Inext fall to Tony Hinkle at Butler | Martin Schreyer, Jim Zachary, Jack| CHICAGO. Dec. 8 ( (U. P.).—One ® OVERCOATS

town Sandwich Shop, Hudepohl ‘just so as not to hurt the feelings Brown, Cecil Isbell, Cocaptain-elect |of the quietest Big Ten winter meet- | Beer and Ernest Johnson Coal {of any of their friends at Blooming- Pau] Humphrey, Lowell Decker, Cody | ings in years convened today with ® SHOTGUNS, ete.

gained a pair of triumphs. The {ton or West Lafayette. [Soe Lou Brock, Carl Verplank, | only minor sports schedules for next | \\ . Scherer scores: Anyway, it was a grand party. The | ‘rank Winchell, Jack Winchell and | year to wrangle over. ee a] SACKS BROS 201 285— 625 |fact that Purdue was again in Hope | Fovest Weber. There was a gentle hint that at \\ ae rey s 138 E. WASHINGTON ST. 2 91— 566 | ca , N lis ] \. | | we ; if . ] 08 191— 566 | session of the old oaken bucket after | Frank M. Moorman, local Purdue least one football coach wou ld on g 306-10 INDIANA AVE. Open Saturday Evening Till 9

20 1p a conquering I. U. didn't throw any [club president, was toastmaster and | Sént an argument in favor of cl 9 N. MERIDIAN ST. sar ons cg: | damper on the proceedings. introduced Earl Sweeney, vice presi- | ing the Big Ten's policy against the over 550 Stores and Agencies Everywhere.

235 283— 66% — Leppert — — rm Arch Ward, sports editor of the dent; Cletus Broecker, secretary, and Totals Wuv.iivinnns S87 1061 982—2983 Chicago Tribune, was the principal Harold Stoelting, treasurer.

vernon Williams fired a 663 0 speaker. He paid tribute to Mal| City s head the Industrial League at the Elward and said that “football fans io B Seiiheal SSanniey yi &é ¥ y Indiana drives, Henry Johnson get- | everywhere admire the spirit of the Harry Painter, Manual: Henry ting 637. Capitol Tavern, J. D.| Purdue football team. which has| | Bogue, Washington; Robert L. NipAdams Arc Welders and Fairbanks- | been dogged through the years with | per, Shortridge; Frank Luzar.

Morse swept their series and L.|jll luck and sometimes tragedy.’ | Washington; Wayne Rhodes, Tech; Strauss & Co. Hoffa Silver Cafe, Mal himself came in for plenty | = : :

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