Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 January 1938 — Page 7
_/ATURDAY, “JAN. 29,
SHORTRIDGE TO MEET LIONS
Blue Devils Score Upset On Athenians
Tech Bows to Muncie, Plays Connersville Tonight in Spotlight Tilt.
GAMES TONIGHT
Broad Ripple at Beech Grove, Brownsburg at Manual. Connersville at Tech. Rushville at Shortridge. St. Paul's (Marion), vs. Sacred Heart at Cathedral.
Local prep fives won three of six games last night, Park, Shortridge and Washington winning while Tech, Broad Ripple and Crispus Attucks lost. Shortridge provided last night's feature by spilling up-and-coming Crawfordsville, 39 to 30, on the Athenian floor. Shortridge and Tech battle South Central foes in features of tonight's local prep schedule, as Manuel, Sacred Heart and Broad Ripple also see action, Rushville’s Lions invade Shortridge and Connersville’s Spartans take the floor against Coach Bayne Freeman’s netters at Tech. Manual will entertain Brownsburg and Sacred Heart will meet St. Paul's of Marion on the Cathedral floor. Broad Ripple, the lone traveler, commutes to nearby Beech Grove. Washington defeated Franklin, 32 to 26, at Tech Gym last night. Park won its seventh straight victory, topping Oaklandon, 34 to 26, at the Lawrence Gym. Featuring the triumph was the winners’ feat of scoring 14 points in the third quarter while holding Oaklandon scoreless. Capt. Bernie Broderick connected on seven field shots and three charity tosses to register 17 markers for Park. Muncie climbed to the top of the North Central Conference by thumping Tech, 31 to 21, at Muncie. Crispus Attucks lost, 25-to-22, at Quincy, Ind. Broad Ripple became Carmel’s 15th straight victim by falling, 30 to 24, before the Hamilton County champs at Shortridge Gym. Shortridge (39) Crawfordsville (30)
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Basketball
Link Belt's engagement With Prestel Bros. and the Fashion Cleaners-Mt. Jackson Tire & Battery scrap headline tomorrow's 11-game card at the Dearborn gym. The first two clubs will take the floor at 2:40 p. m. with the latter two nlaying at 3:30 p. m. The
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Belt. :30—Fashion Cleaners vs, Mt. Tire and Battery C 20—Schwitzer-Cummins mount Glass. :10—Marott Shoes vs. Real :00—Banner-Whitehill vs, Electric. 50—Kramer Mfg, Co. vs. Lawrence Den
Zells. 40—Castleton Merchants J. J. Can-
ning Co. 30—Shawnee Athletic Club vs,
Chain Gang. Holy Cross defeated St. Ann's of Newcastle, 43 to 29, while the Holy Cross grade school netters beat the St. Ann grade schoolers, 20 to 5. The teams are to meet in return games at Pennsy gym Feb. 10.
The Rockwood Buddies tripped the DeGolyer Printers, 35 to 31, last night at the Dearborn Gym in a Co-operative League game. Johnny Yovan, formerly of Manual, and Otha Dobbs, ex-Tech star, led the Buddies. Two former Shortridge netters, Fred Fobes and Kelsey MecDaniels, led the Printers. Tomorrow afternoon, the Buddies will play the strong Hoosier A. C. team at 3 p. m. in the H. A. C. gym. The Buddies have w 1 26 and lost three this season. For games write Leo Ostermeyer, 1631 English Ave.
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In = preliminary to the Bud-dies-H. A. C. game, the Hoosier girls will play the Indianapolis All Stars at 2 p. m. For games with H. A. C. teams, call or write F. V. Wimmer at the Hoosier Athletic Club.
A fast 150-pound team, representing Union Congregational Sunday School would like games on Friday evenings with teams having a gymnasium. Write V. Taggart, 1062 W. 18th St. Indianapolis, or call LI-2728.
Jimmy McClure In Doubles Final
LONDON, Jan. 29 (U.P. —The scene of the world table tennis championships was shifted from Roval Albert Hall to Wembley Stadium today and a capacity crowd of 12,000 was expected to watch four titles decided tonight. The United States doubles team of Jimmy McClure, Indianapolis, and Sol Schiff, New York, meets Viktor Barna and Lazlo Bellak of Hungary in the men’s doubles final. Aside from their slim chance of retaining the Swaythling Cup for team competition, the doubles is the only possible title the Americans
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He May Cause Bulldogs Trouble
Here's a young man likely to prove very annoying to our Bulldogs when they tackle the University of Detroit cagers at Detroit tonight. He is Bob Calihan, Detroit center, who has scored 99 points in 10 games this season. Bob stands 6 feet, 3 inches.
He’s a sophomore.
Basketball Scores
LOCAL HIGH SCHOOLS
Washington, 32: Franklin, 286. Muncie, 31; Tech, 21. Carmel, 30; Broad Ripple, 24. Shortridge, 39; Crawfordsville,
Quiney, 25; Crispus Attucks, 22,
30.
STATE COLLEGES
Michigan State, 21; Butler, 15. Indiana Central, 51: Huntington, 34. Anderson, 47; Taylor, 36.
OTHER COLLEGES
Villanova, 36: Temple, 28. Tarkio, 30; Westminster, 22. Mt. Union, 51; Fenn. 28. Bowling Green, 45; Ashland, 44, Marietta, 62; Capital U., 43. Albion, 44: Olivet, 24, Warrensburg, 40; Missouri Mines, 29. Auburn, 46; Oglethorpe, 43. Coe, 35: Cornell (Ia.), 20. Tennessee, 37; Vanderbilt, 30. Hillsdale, 43; Defiance, 40. Western Kentucky Teachers, 51; Kentucky Teachers, 31. Wyoming, 44; Colorado University, 39. Calvin, 39; Assumption, 31. Hope, 38; Alma, 26. Stanford, 69: University of California at Los Angeles, 33. California, 33: Southern California, 25, Washington, 10: Orecon. 37. WABASH VALLEY TOURNEY (At Terre Haute) Montgomery, 29: Ellettsville, 21, Sullivan, 33; Freeclandville, 13. Wiley (Terre Haute), 3%: Rockville, 23. Bruceville, 24; Montezuma, 23. Farmershurg, 25; Clay City, 22. Plainville, 31; Oblong (T.), 29. Bloomfield, 46; Otter Creck, 18. Clinton, 33; Russellville, 27.
Eastern
QUARTERFINALS Sullivan, 28; Montzomoery, 16. Bruceville, 25; Wiley (T. H.), 21. Plainville, 28; Farmersburg, 20. Bloomfield, 29; Clinton, 27.
WARRICK COUNTY (At Booonville) Boonville, 41; Millersburg, 186. Lynnville, 37; Tennyson, 16. Newburg, Yankeetown, 25. Selvin, 30; Folsomville, 20,
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GIBSON COUNTY (At Oakland City) Oakland City, 38: Haubstadt, 22, Owensville, 29: Patooka, 15. Ft. Branch, 15; Mackey, 23. Francisco, 21; Mt. Olympus. 13.
WAYNE COUNTY (At Centerville) Boston, 33; Economy, 24. Green's Fork, 34; Fountain City, 15. Hagerstown, 69; Webster, 29, Centerville, 22; Milton. 20,
PIKE COUNTY (At Petershurz) Petersburg, 37: Sturgeon, 386,
ALLEN COUNTY (At New Haven) Leo, 3%: Lafavette Central. 18, Arcola, 35: Huntertown, 28, Monroeville, 24; New Haven, time). Hoagland, 31; Harlan. 15.
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CLINTON TOURNEY At Frankfort Rossville, 31; Forest, 12. Michigantown, 22; Colfax, 21. Sciroleville, 33: Jefferson, 25.
OTHER HIGH SCHOOLS
Pendleton, 28: Alexandria, 22. Frankfort, 29: Anderson, 24. Aurora, 30; Lawrenceburg. overtime), Arcadia, 38: Union Township, 12. Westfield, 41: Atlanta, 27. Milroy. 21: Arlington, 20. Hillsboro, 33: Attica, 32. Filmore, 26; Bell Union, 19 (overtime). Burket, 22; Silver Lake. 19. Flat Rock, 25; Bogzstown, 18. Bunker Hill, 31; Clay, 28. Jackson Township, 20: Clarks Hill, 17. Sidney, 25: Claypool. 21. Carthage, 19: Mays, 17. Covington, 3%: Earl Park, 20. Charlottesville, 25; Spiceland, 21. Culver, 52; Argos, 28. Bluffion. 37; Decatur. 19. Brownsburg, 44; Danville, 43. Darlington, 29; Wallace, 22. Silent Hoosiers, 33: Edinburg, 19. Elkhart, 35: Napnanee, 33. South Side (Ft. Wavne). 40: Elwood, 24. Beech Grove, 35; Masonic Home (Franklin), 2%. Jefferson Township, 40: Fairmont, 33, Greenfield (Maxwell) 31: Wilkinson, 32. Greencastle, 34; Jeffersonville, 31, Greensburg, 46; Batesville, 21. Galveston, 42: Twelve Mile, 17, Gosport, 10; Patricksburg, 18,
Hartford City, 27; Roll, 23. ‘Huntingburg, 43; Jasper, 18.
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Joneshoro, 19; Gas City, 12. New Market, 27, Ladoga, 24. La Porte, 3%: Michigan City, IT. Linden, 35: Darlington. 3R, Lebanon, 49: Lapel, 34, Martinsville, 27; Bedford, 25. Monmouth, 30; Poling. 18. Pierceton, 24; Mentone, 15. Mitchell, 29; Brownstown, 21. McCordsville, 25; Castleton, 15. Jefferson (Lafayette), 36; Marion, 29. Guilford, 26; Milan, 21. Monrovia, 26; Morgantown, 14. Mt. Comfort, 22; Knightstown, 21 (double overtime). Kent'and, 19; Morocco, 16 Jamestown, 39; New Ross. 30. Noblesville, 30; Wabash, 29. Newcastle, 22; Logansport, 17. Goldsmith, 41: New Linden, 37. New Angusta, 61; Whitestown, North Vernon, 19; Seymour, 18, Sunman, 29; New Marion, 17. North Webster, 26; Etna Green, 17. Perrysville, 34; Mellott, 20. New Albany, 40; Bosse (Evansville), 18. Walton. 22; Onward, 20. Peru, 22: Rochester, 20. Plainfield, 27: Avon. 15. Russiaville, 30: Prairie, 28. Gaston, 32; Royalton, 15. Rising Sun, 30: Dillshoro, 23. New Salem. 42: Rushville, 24, Idaville, 35: Rockfield, 15. Monticelln, 36: Rensselaer. 3%, Richmond, 52; Kokomo, 22. Sweetser, 29: Converse, 21. Strauchan, 48; Raleigh. 22, Shelbyville, 31: Gre~nfield. 25, Syracuse, 33: Jamestown, 15, Tinton, 34: Windfall, 19. Warsaw, 26: Columbia City, 24, Warren Central, 41; Greenwood, 38. Whiteland, 49; Fairland. 37. Williamsport, 24; Veedersburg, 18. Waveland, 19: Waynetown, 18. Warren, 24: Berne, 19, Waldron, 29; Moral, 25. Morristown, 435: Westland, 29. Kempton, 23: Walnut Grove, 6. West Middleton, 30; Howard, 25. Young America, 36: Lucerne, 13.
Dunkirk, 45: Montpelier, 24. Central (Evansville), 37; Washington, 19. St. Xavier (Louisville), 28; St. Mary's (Anderson), 21. Lebanon, 49: Lapel, 34, Tell City, 41: Cannelton, 33. Troy, 28: Union Twp. (Perry), 19. Reitz (Evansville), 41; Bicknell, 19. Roanoke, 22; Union Township (Wells), 1%. Rock Creek Township, 35; Banquo, 28. Monument City, 30; Lancaster Township. 10. Huntington Township, 26: Andrews, 16. Union Center, 35; Clear Creek Township, 2». Liberty, 33; Brookville, Springfield Township, 33; Bentonville, 28; Alquina, 25. Harrisburg, 29; Everton, 24, Lewisville, 41; New Lishon, 13. McKinley, 39; Green Township, 25. Froebel (Gary), 32: Washington Chicago). 20. Lew Wallace (Gary), 33: Roosevelt (East Chicago), 25, Tolleston (Gary). 34: olie, 24. Griffith, 30; Calumet, 23, Dyer, 28; Merriville, 23. Brighton, 16; Mongo, 12 : Ligonier, 39; Walcotteville, 33. Lagrange, 28: Avilla, 21. Lima, 19; Shipshewanna, 186. Scott, 20; Topeka, 17. Middletown, 40; Parker, 26. Center, 17; Dale, 10, West Point, 32; Battle Ground, 20. Brookson, 24; Monon, 23. Stockwell, 41; Buck Creek. 31. Otterbein, 40: Lawrence, 21. Cutler, 29; Carroilton, 14, Fowler, 32; Goodland, 25. Monitor, 59: Dayton, 22. Chalmers, 51; Biiboa, 30. Boswell, 29; Oxford, 26. Wolcott, 44; Wadena, 38. Brook, 40; Remingion, 21, Ambia, 46: Freeiand Park, 24 Mount Ayr, 38; Demotte, 33. Yiora, 19; Royal Center, 175. hionulke, i Mon.aorenc. 25. Wingate, 23; New Richimonu, 16, Romney, 15; Wea, 16. Wheathela, 54; Fair Oaks, 26. Camden, 19; Deer Creek, =3. Auourn, 33; Angola, 2i. Garrett, 23; Kendallville, 41.
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Butler Plays Detroit U. in Feature Tilt
Locals Upset by Spartans; Three Other Hoosier Fives Out of State.
GAMES TONIGHT Ball State vs. Manchester North Manchester. Butler vs. Detroit at Detroit. Central Normal vs. Eastern (IIL) Teachers at Danville. Concordia vs. Battle Creek at Battle Creek, Mich. Earlham vs. Wittenberg at Wittenberg, O. Franklin vs. Akron at Akron, O. Kalamazoo vs. Valparaiso at Valparaiso.
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Butler ends its Michigan invasion tonight against Detroit U. in one of seven games involving state college fives. Three other Indiana quintets will play out of the state. Earlham begins an eastward journey which will end in Madison Square Garden at New York with a game against Long Island U. The Quakers stop off tonight at Witteaberg, O. to battle the Wittenberg College tossers. Within the state, Ball State's contest at North Manchester against the Manchester Spartans is the headline attraction. Butler's Bulldogs lost the first of their two games with Michigan rivals last night, bowing before Michigan State at East Lansing, 21 to 15. While the Bulldogs fell at East Lansing, Indiana Central was .| trouncing Huntington, 54 to 34, here. Although Coach Harry Good used 17 players, Indiana Central scored almost at will. Missing from the Central lineup were star guards Tony Sharpe and Hugh Hise, not yet enrolled for the second semester. Their registration is expected within the next few days. In the third game of last night's collegiate play, Anderson battered Taylor, 47 to 36. Taylor led, 11 to 2. early in the game but was in a Je Bu tie with the host five at the half.
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Tomorrow 5:30 P. M.—Typographic Service (C), R. Whisler: Em-Roe Sporting Goods (C), J. | Medjesky, I. W. B. A. No. 12 (B).. 1. | Jac'-son; Boyden's Bakery (B). C. Cairns: Sanders: Bakers Lunch 7. 8. A. a.3 (0). .. 8S. Miller. . . N. Davennort: W. B. A. No. § wk. Carter: 1. W. B. A. No. 10 (B). M. England: I. W. B. A. No. 8 (B). A. Gick; Volcanos (B), L. VolJet: 1. W.. B. A. No. 11 4B). LL... Moore, Sam Tuchman Cleaners (B), P. O'Rear: I. W. B. A. No. 7 (B), A. Stephenson. The men’s city tournament will [begin at Pritchett’s Feb. 12 and | entries close tonight.
Final Tonight in | Wabash Tourney
TERRE HAUTE, Jan. 29.—Plainville’s defending champions were scheduled to battle Bloomfield in the second of two semifinal games as the Wabash Valley tournament neared a close here today. In the opening semifinal scrap this afternoon, Sullivan’s Arrows meet Bruceville with the Arrows favored to win and face Plainville tonight for the championship. Bruceville furnished yesterday's piggest surprise with a 25-to-21 victory over Wiley of Terre Haute, a pretourney favorite.
Cincinnati Netters To Face Kautskys
When the Cincinnati Reds | into action tomorrow afternoon at the Armory against the local Kautskv A. C. netmen, the Reds will be using a lineup composed almost entirelv of native Ohioans. Of the nine men on the Red roster only one, Norm Wagner, former University of Missouri ace, does not hail from Ohio. Four of the Reds came from one Ohio college team—St. Xavier of Cincinnati.
The Reds-Kautskys scrap will
land Eli Lilly.
Sports Quiz
Q—How many games did Stanford University’s basketball team lose in the 1936-37 season? A—Two,; they were beaten 42 to $9, by Southern California, and 44 to 31 by California.
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Women’s Specialized Study Will Commence Feb. 8; Speakers Named.
A night course on “Specialized Writing for Women” is to start Feb. 8 at Butler University. Mrs. Maja Brownlee Garten and Miss Edna Wilson, associate editors of The Hoosier Farmer and Outdoor Indiana Magazines, are to lecture at the first session. Sixteen other speakers have been obtained by Prof. Donald D. Burchard and Miss Marjory Andrews, Theta Sigma Phi president. Future speakers include Mrs. June Moll Wilcox, former Ladies Home Journal writer; Mrs. Jeanette Cobert Nolan, short story writer and novelist; Miss Dorothy Ragan; Miss Louise Eleanor Ross, Marion County Mail editor; Mrs. Mabel Wheeler Shideler, Indianapolis News writer, and Miss Kathryn Pickett, Indianapolis Star society editor. Mrs. Mary Louise Meyers, Indianapolis Star; Mrs. Florence W, Long, Indianapolis News; Hildred Funk; Miss Lotys Benning, NYA worker, Mrs. Grace Golden, Children’s Museum executive secretary; Miss Ella Sengenberger, Tech journalism teacher; Mrs. Mary Latham Sare, WIRE continuity writer; Mrs. Marjorie Binford = Woods, Winifred Smith, and Mrs. Jessica Brown Mannon, Bobbs-Merrill Publishing Co.
Second Term to Start Monday
Second semester registration at Butler University is to be held Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, school officials announced today. Evening division students are to register on Monday and Tuesday from 3 to 5 p. m. Day students are to register from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. Wednesday. Approximately 1500 day students are expected to enroll, it was stated. University offices were to remain open until noon today for conferences with students.
WASHINGTON HIGH HONOR UNIT ELECTS
Miss Mary Alice Waltz is the new president of the Washington High School National Honor Society chapter. Other officers are: Jane Dugan, vice president; Marjorie White, secretary; Lorraine Walls, treasurer, and Cecil Whaley, program chairman. Twenty other seniors elected to National Honor Society are: Gladys Bechert, Louise Cunningham, Dorothy DeWeese, Catherine Jones, Marjorie Katterhenry, Ruby Kearns, Joan Kellam, Gardiner London, Irene Lowe, Dorothy Medenwald, Dorothy Randant, Herbert Reese, Elizabeth Seymour, Arthur Sprowl, Louise Stanich, Pauline Suhr, Georgiana Thompson, Harold Tucker. Rosemary Wilson and Rex Wratten.
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Mildred Scales
Four Greek letter organizations at Butler University today had named new presidents for the second semester. ‘They were Miss Jeanne Rettig, Pi Beta Phi; Miss Mildred Scales, Kappa Alpha Theta; Frank Cassell, Sigma Chi, and Charles Sims Phi Delta Theta. Registration for the new term is to open Monday.
30 COMPETE TODAY IN BRIDGE TOURNEY
Local Group of Contract League to Be Formed.
More than 80 players were expected to compete in the Open Pair division of the State Contract Bridge Championships, Which opened today at Hotel Lincoln. The tournament is to continue tomorrow with team-of-four events at 11:30 a. m. and 4:30 p. m.
The Indianapolis Bridge Association, local unit of the American Contract Bridge League, was to be formed at today’s meeting. Entries for the championships have been received from Louisville, Chicago, Cincinnati and Cleveland and several Indiana cities. The tournament is the first major meet to be held in this section under the new American Bridge League, according to M. Porter Walley, chairman. Trophies are to be awarded In each event. ‘The winning pair is to receive a permanent prize donated bv Mrs. William H. Coleman, Indianapolis, and will gain one-year
possession of the Joseph E. Cain |
trophy.
BOPP TO ADDRESS GROUP
George E. Bopp, organizer for the Socialist Labor Party of America, is to speak on “What Means This Class Struggle?” at a mass meeting at the Holliday Building, fourth floor, tomorrow afternoon. The meeting, which is to begin at 2 p. m., is open to the public.
REALTOR TO GIVE TALK George L. Clark, Indianapolis realtor, is to speak before the Scientech Club at the Board of
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SENATE GIRDS FOR FIGHT ON
McKellar Proposal Alarms Defenders of Merit System.
By MAX STERN Times Special Writer WASHINGTON, Jan. 29 —Eme battled defenders of the merit system are massing for a fight next week against a new alarming threat —a proposal by Senator McKellar (D. Tenn.) to attach a sweeping patronage rider to the Independent Offices Appropriations Bill. The McKellar amendment, broadest of a recent series of moves for civil service exemption, proposes that all jobs in the Government's independent agencies with salaries of $4000 or more be exempt from civil service examinations and subject to Senate confirmation. The Tennesseean has said that he intends to tack similar riders onto
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“oy Cassel SHEETS AWARDED HARDWARE MEDAL
Herbert P. Sheets, 1 W. 28th St. | today had been awarded the Hard- | ware Merchants and Manufacturers’ | Association gold medal and scroll | for the most outstanding service to the hardware industry during 1937. | Mr. Sheets is National Retail Hard- | ware Association managing director. The awards were presented at the 52d annual association banquet at
Philadelphia. Mr. Sheets has been active in national hardware affairs 26 years.
PAIR DIE DAY APART
RISING SUN, Ind, Jan. 29 (U. P.).—Double funeral services will be held at Aurora tomorrow for William E. Moore and his wife, Nancy,
both 85, who died a day apart. Mr. Moore died yesterday, his wife Thursday. They had been married almost 60 years.
all move which, if
by Congressional
other appropriation bills—a successful, would give the Senate a veto power over
appointments to some 23,000 Federal jobs now protection.
under civil service
Women Voters Lead Attack
Taken with other recent forays spoilsmen, the McKellar move is viewed as a chal« lenge to the entire Federal merit system. The attack on the McKellar amendment is being led by the National League of Women Voters. The Civil Service Commission has issued a public statement of warning. “This proposal is in direct opposition to the stated beliefs of the President of the United States,” the Commission said. The national Civil Service Reform League is expected to take a hand in the fight next week.
BLOOMINGTON GRADE SCHOOLS ARE CLOSED
BLOOMINGTON, Jan. 29 (U. P). —With the exception of the Banneker School for Negro children, all city grade schools were closed today because of a scarlet fever and measles epidemic. Junior and senior high schools and rural schools remained open, however. According to Dr. Charles E. Holland, City Health Board secretary, between 600 and 800 cases of measles and 25 cases of scarlet fever
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