Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 April 1938 — Page 22

I. A. C. Lists 14 Events in Swim Meet

Katherine Rawls Arrives by Plane to Defend Two National Titles.

(Another Story, Page 15)

Fourteen events, headed by the two women’s national A. A, U. swimming championships, make up the program for the water carnival to be held in the Indianapolis Athletic Club pool Sunday. Katherine Rawls, Miami Beach swim star will defend two of her titles, the 300-yard individual medley and 100-yard breast stroke event. Entries in the breast stroke include Harriet Vance, Peoria, Ill; Doris Krause, Milwaukee; Jane Dillard, Austin, Tex.; Janet Hott, Columbus, O.; Lorraine Fisher, New York City; Betty Clemons and Virginia Hunt, Indianapolis Athletic Club. Heats in this event will be conducted in the afternoon. Winners of each heat and the girls turning in the next three best times will qualify for the finals at night. Medley entries include Katherine Rawls, defeating title holder; Pattie Taylor, Columbus, O.; Doris Krause, Milwaukee, Wis., and Helene Rains, New York City. Barbara Cook, Mary Middleton and Mary Kirshner will represent the I. A. C. in the Middle States high-board-diving event. Other entries are Arlite Smith, Chicago, national low board title holder; LaVerne Herber, Ft. Wayne, and Mabel Parks, Garrett, Ind. Miss Rawls arrived by plane yesterday from her home in Miami Beach, Fla., and was greeted at Municipal Airport by an Indianapolis Athletic Club committee. The complete program, with entries, follows:

100-Yard Freestyle Open ent for Girls (13 ye S y and FR ogers, Peor Il; Louise Swa unattached; Lillian Sears, Hoosier A. Fatly Aspinall, June and Joan Fogle,

100-Yard Freestyle Open Event for Boys (16 years and under)—Vernon Hansel, Hoosier A. C.; ilip Shutt and Charles Snowden, Huntington, nd; James Custer and Jack Ancker, A. C Women’s A Ooevaza Backstroke-—Dorothy Nichoalds, H. A. C.; jrginia Bank, Jean Stine and Bettyjane Whi CO! A. C. Match Race (25 yards fregityiel Jane Aspinall and Sue Gastineau, I. A. C. 100-Yard _ Backst Oke Howard Erich $ purdue U. (Frosh). John y. Philip Shutt ang gerry Rudig, 3, Diley, Ind.: Fred binson,

th ti d Al Rust, Fopisached: tr T artin an LC Father 3 100-Yard Freestyle—Jane Clo ig h th H. A. C.; Mur

yn 4.3 Rogers, Peoria, Mary Middleton, virginia Schakel, ginia Hunt and Ruth Youl, A. Men's 100-Yard Freestyle—Jerry ‘Rudig, Husingion; Fred Robinson, A pached: Jack Ancker, James Custer, Al Rust and

Dudley Jordan Exhibitions Balancing and muscle con-

trol work on low paral lel = and Sings by Joe Goldenberg, N. tional flying rings champion Hose; Rit by Marian ' Sturm, women’s indoor state champion: swimming by Sarah Ann Carrol, age 4.

Adamick Scores

K. 0. Over Bruce

ST. LOUIS, April 29 (U. P). — Jimmy Adamick, Detroit -heavyweight, knocked out Leo. (Red) Bruce, Pittburgh’s sorrel-topped Negro fighter, in the third round of a fast bout here last night. A lightning right to the Negro’s temple dropped him in the third after 1 minute and 27 seconds of fighting. Bruce struggled to his feet but Referee Harry Cook waved him to his corner. The fight started fast with Bruce, who won applause by gameness and willingness to carry the battle to the Detroiter, taking the first round by a shade. A snapping straight left puzzled Adamick. Bruce attemptd to open up in the second, which proved his undoing. Adamick staggered him with a left hook and followed through with a right to the temple, dropping Bruce for a count of nine. In the third, although tired and obviously outclassed, Bruce tried to make a fight of it but a series of left hooks and right jabs brought his guard down, permitting Adamick to score the knockout punch.

I. U. GRIDDERS READY FOR PRACTICE TILT

BLOOMINGTON, Ind., April 29 (U. P.).—Former Hoosier gridiron stars return here tomorrow for the annual spring practice game with Indiana University varsity candidates for 1938. Included in the grads’ lineup will be Corby Davis, All-America fullback; Vernon Huffman, = backfield member of the Detroit Lions; George (Sparky) Miller, center, and Capt. R. L. (Jick) Kenderdine, menticned for national honors’ last fall. Coach Bo McMillin has not yet named the starting varsity eleven but it is likely that Graham, Haak and Petrick, regulars of last season, will be used.

ROCKVILLE RACING TO START MAY 8

" Times Special ROCKVILLE, Ind. April 29.—The opening races of the Central States Racing Association will be held Sunday, May 8, at the Jungle Park - Speedway, located just west of Tur"key Run State Park on U. S. 41. ~. Six events are scheduled, featuring the 30-lap 1938 C. S. R A. Inaugural Sweepstakes. The total _ purse money has been increased “~~. to $1400 - A field of more than 25 pilots is

~- promised by Promoter Frank Funk,

including Everett Saylor, the 1937 C. S. R. A. driving champion.

WES RAMEY GETS NOD OVER LEW JENKINS

.DALLAS, Tex., April 29 (U. P.).— >. Experience had its reward today for - Wes Ramey, veteran Michigan lightweight, who took a decisive decision over Lew Jenkins, young ex-

~ “cavalry trooper, in a 10-round fight = here last night.

Ramey, who has been trying for seven years to get a chance at the lightweight title, took every round and floored his less experienced op-

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Rose to Pilot Lightest Car

Mauri Rose, smallest driver in big time auto racing, has been named to drive the lightest car entered in the 500-mile race May 30 at the Speedway. Rose, who divides his hometown allegiance between Columbus, O., and Detroit, Mich., weighs only 125 pounds, he is 5 feet 2 inches tall and the seats of the cars he drives have to be propped up with cushions to enable ‘him to see. He was selected to drive the six-cylinder Maserath an Italian built ear, one three entered in the speed classic Mike Boyle, Chicago sportsman. Cotton Henning, Boyle's racing manager, announced Rose’s nomination after the tiny driver had taken an extensive tryout in the car, which weighs slightly more than 1300 pounds and has a 91-inch supercharged motor. “Rose is a hard driver who'll get in there and keep going,” Cotton said. lighter than our two others to be driven by Bill Cummings of Indianapolis and Chet Miller of Detroit, it should run fast for the entire 500miles.” Rose turned the course averaging 117 miles an hour in his speed trial, and Henning said he anticipated the car would be tuned to better than 121 miles an hour “when the fuel combination has been worked out.” Alcohol mixed with benzol is used to develop the 185-horse power of the lowslung racer.

Sports Quiz

Q—How many fights did Jack Dillon have during and after 1921?

A—He fought four times in 1921, knocking out Frisco K. O. Brown in six rounds at Louisville, Ky., Jan. 25; knocking out Billy Edwards in three rounds at Alexandria, La., Feb. 11; knocking out Jack Denham in six rounds at Atlanta, Ga., Feb. 15, and ending with a 10-round nodecision bout against Ed Warner at Helena, Ark. Feb. 18. Dillon had only one fight after that—a 10round no-decision bout against Joe Valier at Bicknell, Ind., Jan. 12, Q—If there is a man on third base and a man on second base and the man on third starts to steal home and the one on second runs over and touches third base, but the man who started home comes back to third base and the man on third goes back to second, is either runner out without being touched with the ball? A.—No.

ROCKFEL WINS RACE

NEWMARKET, England, April 29 (U. P.).—Sir Hugo Cunliffe-Owen’s Rockfel won the one thousand guineas, second of the season’s five racing classics on the flat, today. One American entry, Mrs. James Corrigan’s Clever Sarah, at 33-1, finished ninth, and the other, William Woodward’s Gainly, also at 33-1, was well in the rear.

Progress ............1.39 case Patrick Henry .,....1.65 case Kamm’s ............1.65 case Sterling ............1.75 case Ajax ................175 case

Here’s a preview of Lou Meyer's new racer, and motor. Myron Stevens, noted body designer, is at the wheel.

“Although the car is much |

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Reviving Neighborly Spirit In Rural Areas, Townsend Tells Parley.

. LAFAYETTE, April 20 (U. P)—

| Recreation leaders from 12 states

last night Beard Governor Townsend declare that the rural recrea-

of neighborliness characteristic a generation ago and is enabling farmers to participate in cultural fields that rarely extend to rural areas. : The Governor spoke before 400

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stripped down to chassis

Lou Meyer, only three-time winner in Indianapolis Speedway history, will bid for a fourth victory this year behind the wheel of a Bowes “Seal Fast” Special which he has been building since last fall at his home in

The new Meyer speed creation will represent the sole output of a Meorporaiion”. comprising Meyer and

sponsor, Robert M. Bowes, Indianapolis automobile accessories manufacturer and sports fan. Meyer and his car are due here shortly, as the famous pilot is anxious to get on the Speedway track for necessary tune-up and adjustments. Plenty of speed and lots of power will characterize the Meyer-Bowes entry, according to advance reports. The car will be powered by a straight eight-cylindered, 183-cubic-inch motor, designed jointly by Meyer and Fred Ofenhauser, wellknown engine builder. Added power will be provided by an Englishmade supercharger, Meyer reports he expects his engine to turn about 6000 to 6500 revolutions a minute which is a race driver's favorité method of estimating traveling speed. In layman's terms, this would work out in an impressive “miles per ho clip under the guidance of a pilot of Meyer's caliber. The new speedster will be eyefilling from an appearance standpoint, too, observers say. Because Meyer believes that streamlining is a definite help to speed on the track, the car is severely streamlined. In appearance it is similar to German Mercedes cars which have been winning most of the racing laurels in Europe. Myron Stevens, famous racing body designer, co-operated “with Lou on the design and construction of the streamlined body.

rp ————————— is MEET AT DELPHI DELPHI, April 29 ‘(U. P.) —More than 200 high school athletes take the field here tomorrow for the annual Delphi invitational track meet. Lafayette is defending champion,

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COOGAN GETS COURT ORDER TO SEE LEDGER

HOLLYWOOD, April 29 (U. P.).— Jackie Coogan, armed with a court order, set out today to learn where his earnings as a child movie star went.

Jackie claims that they totaled $4,000,000, the sum he is suing to recover from his mother and stepfather, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Bernstein. A court receiver said that only $535,923.70 was left. Judge Emmet H Wilson gave Jackie authority to examine the ledgers of Jackie Coogan Productions, Inc., the concern that Jackie said his late father established to conserve his money until he was old enough to handle it himself. His stepfather has been operating a beer business from the offices.

LAW PROFESSOR TO SPEAK Edson R. Sutherland, University of Michigan law professor, is to speak at the Indianapolis Bar Association dinner at the Columbia Club Wednesday, Thomas D. Stevenson, presiffent, said today.

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208 ODD FELLOW BLDG. 3 Penn, & Wash. N a Coe Fenn

Housekeeping Rooms 17

COZY, two-room lower: france. Adults. 1022

TWO Bicely ties 5219.

before

Uypished a ht rooms: utiliEe I ae: ui

Apartments for Rent 18

Indianapolis Rental Agency

and Unfurnished Apartments. 108 BE. Wash. RM. 303. LI-5303.

330° aril iin omy . Pe yess 2035 N. Meridian ccccoe -$40—Furn., 37 W. 21st ....

General Apartments, oy 22 W. Vermont St.

The Berwick

New Jersey, 901 N. furnished kitchenette %nd bath; hitler: PO%10

APARTIVENT, RENTAL. BLREAS, Choice apts. gladly shown. HE-1

S105 Attar e front ialiclency a fur- _ hished, Toi? ties. 11-8888. $42.50—MODERN 4-room apartment, stove. -a-do bed. heat, water Lg Hished. Tnouire Rivoll Theater, 3185 E.

10th. $65—DELAWARE, 2139—Upper unfur-

N.. nished 5 rooms: city heat. utilities: ga-

_ rage: adults. hed g : Tita —Untuan ery atALABAMA. N, Tio apartm Viilitles furnished. See cus odisn 22 = BARTH, “1625—U! nfurn. outside m., $32.50, util. paid. Also att., eff,, $26. _ Reduced prices. See them. ________ OADWAY and 10th: “Huggler,” 1 wn BROADWAY « unfurnishe a: 8 redecorated: _ utilities; reduced; $23 u 2—Attra a: furnished and unfurni Ei bedroom shaliments, till __ ties. eration. , RI-11 COLLEGE. 1403—Newly sl 3 ri oom: cue garage, jaulitles, porch. private entrance. Adul

DELAW, Gi pom rr rooms, porch, $45; 3 rooms, rear porch, $35;

_ utilities. JEFFERSON 220—3 rooms, furnished: a modern; front porch.

CHUSETTS, 703. APT. 9—4-r Aus sath. sink: hot water. Tati:

_fthes. Furnish § | ET oral) on ooms, unfurnis t. furnished: Butler University. MERIDIAN, N., 3335—Two-bedroom apt.; large liv. rm. A WA e kit. elec. reirig., stove, a _ $65. CLARK AGENCY LI-5596. BE Minit Sat tmont? Utilities, | Bh! walking distance : i) PARK, 1217—Furnished apartmen or PARE oms, redecorated, private home, utilities; reasonable. = P. 2302—Attractive unfurnishi A strictly inodern apartment: Lath _ heat, water. $ 7 3432—Ritractive _ = room unfuried apartment: rated: :_private porches EEE STA a J02—Attractivel {furnished 5 TE Pe vate = rancs; Pig: aire; HR dry; phone. FD soimn e 0 rated Facing Bark, In Inauire_Avt. 4. OODRUFF. 878 E. DRIVE—3 _ rooms, hf rhe: utilities: rnelSoes bath; closets: garage.

NEWL ORATED EFFICIENCY WLY DECORATED top stove, all “utite _ ties. 1530 N. Illinois. ET FURNISHED APARTMENT, '— 2 bedrooms, living. dinette, Sara. ‘kitchen. "Well ventilated. $ FURN. B ROOM Dotka = loca ton, thoroughly LI-539: a BL N. Meridian.

3 ROOM APTS.. $22.50 UP _ Newtr'd Hiscorated, utilities. 1116 N. Cap.

t ad et results at lowest mes, ve we wang 2 or wu city. Phebe RI 5551. Bill will be sent later.

Houses for Rent

#900000 000 ccs0es ane

3-Bed-striggraten

at-

modern.

MODERN HOUSES

2602 N. Illinois; 10 FEE. cessans-$60.00 3m N. Meridian: 8, g - 53 50 001 N. fiabana; 1940 Park: 8, 1926 N. New Jersey: Se eaneare . 40.00 3 x ow 21. 3

6 . err rvaraensens 25.00 e0t ee 25.00 22

ese 22.50 eserssesces 20.00

it Virginia Ave.

22 2718 Co nell:

LI. 8401

$2.59 to $5.50: 631 N. NEW JERSEY — lower; nicely furnished 2-room apart__ments, $6.50; WALCOTT, 7 ey aparte ment, he * entrance. Next ath.

_ Garage. LI-864 1319—One large room and

A "front view, next bath, con- __ stant hot tens accommodate two. 1838—3 clean apartments; up, 1 1 nice. Porches. Constant an ,_Wwater.

BLOYD, 2041—2 furnished housekeeping rooms; utilities: private entrance; - firs _ floor. CH-5176- R.

BROADWAY . 1608—1 or : nicely Tinned:

Jens, - ue 226—Three-room furnished

“ubiiitie orivate entrance: easonable. LI-9403.

room apartwater.

SLL] apartmen __Rarage. Ri COLLEG! ments; furnished; Phone ne; $3 up. d 2-room apartmen CE Ei) newly decorated, $5-$7. = COLLEGE. 1654—Nicely furnished tw To apaztm ony; sink; private entrance:

TR N.—-Two modern front rooms. RE furnished. Adults. N., 1726 — Lovely furnished, clean, Beautyrest, constant hot water, __private entrance telephone. ILLINO! [., 2339—$8.50; 5.00, 1-2-kt aT ‘apartments. > RIYhing Pore | . Private entran Fis TEXINGTON, 1015—2 front Tooma; sink; no. other roomers; reasonable, McCARTY, E., m3 rooms, private entrance; toilet, new innerspring; plenty’ v “ventilaiton.” A ts. Phone.

ve 1-2

Kitchenette, 5 suds s=Attraciize 5. 36.90. ba

MICHIG. ERs Tar e. two-room ent:

a F - priva ance; [VE a LL :

NEW JERSEY, N., 2135-3-room apartment, Prigudaie utilities; private rg or trance; garage; phone.

NEWMAN, 2 front connecting Soom.

Sean. Private entrance. Reasona E.—One room. Kijghenetie:

ORIENTAL. N..=. 3-Toom a steam

rooms, kitchy

trance, first floor; kitchenette, $5.50,

E, 1410—One and 2-room apart-|

fur |°

arte: eat.

$7.50 WEEK, 1410 LEE—Furnished 4-room

water paid. BE-4437-R $14; DORMAN, 615—Five-room cottage;

"gas, electricity, water, yard, garage.

2.50; Furn. beaut. 4-rm. fri] wash. £250; yard, gar. Othets. wots Sd hy ac ve

$36—HIGH, ctive

a rag Home To SE Poudhont He C06. $42.50. SO did un-

i Hy a Bx FL double. Ga modern Six % - finished mo? porch. a E BUNGALOW PARK — 1202 N. Capitol—6 i ite r service; $30. See Ems beat, HY SARE AGENGY. Li- Li-000€, {. 3009—Three-bedroom d CA ight At condition, anes

floors. RK, W. 1115—(Unfurnished) 8 EW YORK. modern; garage. Inquire yo tracti odern J ve mi FEY aia ‘30 Soe) St ies _ Possession now. IR-2613. > WASHINGTON. 2419 E.—Goo room "doubler modern: garage. $25.00.

- 44 Virginia Ave. 16TH AT GUILFORD UPLEX—Light five-room bath; good condition, Porches. To 26TH, W., . 1352—Clean, unfurnis vee room double; semimodern; garage; Wa- _ ter paid. LI-8119. FURNISHED Attractive modern five-room

family _{i Corn alls West Southport.

Farms—Suburban

40 A ONLY 3050 -TERMS 10 Miles south Martinsville: barn and outbuil dings, st a

Nr elele]0)3 [4 SIT ) CHOICE LOTS_Fruiidale Ave, in

ch 60x200, on easy terms. » lots on

Hoot 8 Gf, National “Bosd, Bath or

CRES, iles so 9 AcE] JE Sg wel fenced, woods, ate poss

Seiiimodern imm te poasessi 2085 do FR payment, attractive terme. 12-3830.

‘ACRES—28 miles northwest; 6-room . barn, house; Slectzichts. Phos weil and bi of shade:

HARNESS & on 110% N. Ala. Er

'UTH—IT. 1 a3 GUTH - 1 con 00. bushel

SS otick, a Terme

Feopies Bank. CO.. 20 A

home.

Hich lan corn: sac session now.

2... | dvi. un

36 A

y bath, 0 week; one-room |’ utilities, CH-4108.

rivate Dav oh : GINIA

bungalow double, modern, redecorated: .

LOANS |

CO-MAKER CHATTEL

$8 per 100} fo months for 9 months to repay Wlilehever type loan best sts Capital sede I%8 San 5 ht * On Co-maker loans there are

enly 9 yments to make and Fg cost Ts Included in the first 3.

yments $12 $24 $36

Lon time. Smaller Chattel Loans available. write or phone today.

FINANCE CORE.

304 KRESGE BUILDING, RI-7561 Cor. PENN. 8 WASH,

. $24 yment

Farms—Suburban 20 20 ACRES—$3000 TERMS

4-Room house. % 8 Eat immediate possession. 12 miles ud 200 cash, Ds annually.

HaltHattel Co: [1 2541

RENT—8 ACRES FOR GARDEN

Adjoining city, corner Emerson-Prospec pion ER ROSS. LI-8848. pach

Resorts & Cottages 22

es in por i in o oll ag Ie - C La e Shafer, State Ro , Jags Se i wir Lishin a8 bathing. BRUCE Bobo. a

Houses & Lots for Sale 25

FORCED SALE

Small Down Payments No. I=3%08 8. S. Sherman, 5-rm. mod., No. 21433 Beayon, 5-rm. semimod. No. 3--1421 Lawndale, 5-rm semimod. No. ¢-3742 8. Ewing, S-rm., fire-

oof, No. B93 E. 21st, bung. furnace, No. 6—5620 E. 21st, bung. furnace,

200 ft. No. 7—5616 E. ih bung., furnace, - electric pum:

BILL’ CARE TA. 56817

BILL rea JACK C. ITE 3769

When acquiring property follow the safe method. Demand an abstract of title. Have it examined by your a ey.

Union Title Company Union Title Building. 155 E. MARKET ST.

A South Side Buy 8 ONLY ‘$3250

J. 8. CRUSE Co.

ete. %8 ita

128 N. Del,

SOUTH LA SALL Near r Washington St. Modern cottage in tion: newly painted and n or decorated. Priced very low for auick ca

£1 Fa00 MR. EDINGTON HU-5579

Weddy and Shatinger, Tne.

@ 4321 Park

4224 Guilford 4847 College Yo uses must be sold—E-Z terms, FORD WOODS 714, cnents 2,

A REAL BUY

2939 Boulevard Place (Colored)

A T-room strictly modern cottage {in fiist class condition. will 33 on Rs

7.5. CRUSE CO. "128 i. Del. Sty

STUART Br ayaa 6 rooms. lights, well gar, Good c¢ ongition: Paved. iio $65 downs balance $13 month.

UN e{olo]s] XN Welolols] HURITTEY

$50.00 Down. and $15.00 per mao, buys a 4-room bungalow and Six

age. 516 S. Temple. ae NEWMAN. BR-3254. ALLISON CO.. Realtors. FACING RHODIUS PARK S-room modern bungalow. - Juss like new. Full basement: garage. BE 455. BRIDGES & GRAVES, 243 N * Delas ‘ware. RI-3477.

5 KING—Well arranged seven-room 2p x All “‘modern’} but furnace. Here is

,& real buy. er. OWN 2608 wire higa Ney & BR BE-3609,

1533—FIVE-ROOM MODe wn; $22 month. ERN—$2.600: 4300 down: $35 oh = G. MILLER. HA-2622,

3912 HOYT A , Semt-modern five room: bur pe ors. CE ke rADDEN. CH-0

1301 NORIN i CHESTER—NEW DOUBLE use your old house or vacant

u down payment. 130 E. New York. lo A NDIANADOLIS REMODELING

ret $3350.

1039—5-Rm. modern, 2k lots, fruit and shade; 431505 Holsanple, with Grinslade Co,

“paint

RI-1461.

yve-room m

BARTO odern buns | _E Hardwood 1 5% arage, Newly

EAST — BUILDINGS te uni w Four separate hs, WELL ARRANGED FOUR-EOOM EE AREA SR OoM Dove CH-0T2A 5230 E. 10TH — ATTRACTIVE SINGLE H udio. living room. ZArage, ASony Tie aL

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