Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 May 1938 — Page 20
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Are Named on Bill Cummings and Kelly petiiio, HELEN WILLS MOODY TECH ADDS NO. 9 500-mile race winners in 1934 and | GOES TO SEMIFINAL Putting together a second-inning
3 h y "85, respectively, entertained the | assortment of six hits, six base on | N b\ al 3 Re N NN Ra railbirds at the Speedway vesterday | | balls, and five errors, Technical Curtis cam A 3 BF a PANNE a XN A by turning in the best practice time |, CONDON, May 12 (U, P).~Mrs, | High School's baseball team wen! aad \ WN X : hs : 3 3 RAN RE ; [ Helen Wills Moody gained the semi- : \ \ E\ : ¥ a : of the spring. | finals of the North London hard [On A scoring ‘Tampage to tally 14 WIRE ¥ RN p 3 : og N nN A Both were clocked at 1:104, which | court tennis championships today | Limes in ‘one big inning to route Mrs. Julius A. Page Jr. and | 2) SRA WORE Ta SE © | | |fhgures an average speed of 1278 when she defeated Heather Jarvis, | Droad Ripple, 22 to 5, yesterday ta 3 \ aa 3 A \ a 8 aN ; : i miles an hour. Cummings piloted | Hertfordshire. 8-0, 6-1. | afternoon at the Tech Field, Kathryn Hemphill on 3 . R LC. NR. " N 3 an eight-cylinder front drive Boyle| Mrs, Moody, making her second | ; - 8 AR haa EEE BRS = 8 a PY Special and Petiilo 1 was at the wheel | comeback attempt after a recur-|
U. S. Squad. % RX iy \ i \ Y : RR a Na y k \ ; | A) NEW YORK Wor iz Py] NX ) LR. \ LT _ Cy . . . » | Twn newcomers from Dixie and five| + Mn RHR W SR SE RT ER 3 Te Sensational Miami Rel ief For | veterans today were named to the MEREN NR \ RE : nN | American ‘Curtis ‘Cup golf ‘team | Jigs J DR ) : TTR : y which meets Great Britain's best NR RRR EAN TA A \ S| e 6 5) 00 Times-Acne Telephoto
women golfers in the fourth of the
| | biennial international team series | Pompoon raced home in front in the mile and three-sixteenths biscuit, when he knocked three-fifths of a second off the mark. Here | on the Essex Country Club links, | Dixie Handicap, feature of yesterday's program at the Pimlico track. | he is shown out ahead of the pack at the finish with Busy K second and | Now at Local Drug Stores Manchester, Mass, Sept. 7 and 3. The big horse broke the track record held by his arch enemy, Sea- | M Masked General third. | | | | | | |
Quickly stops Hching and discomfort of ringworm. Helps to speed h— yay scales and blisters. Must do the work or money back.
The new players are Mrs. Julius | ® A. Page Jr, who is the former Permanent chairman of men's golf | chairman; Paul Fishback, Newell
Estelle Lawson of Chapel Hill, N. . ; ‘wa1 | Munson, Robert Rhodehamel, C. and Kathryn Hemphill of ‘Co- | for the season is John E. Speigel Ninibia, S OC. Mrs. Page is the | with S. B. Lindley, vice chairman. " 2 wu i The committee is planning an in-| JOHN M'GUIRE, top-notch In- iami., The formula, known as @*M does that and owes its great success to
American champion and Miss Far | phill has been a semifinalist in the | teresting season and hopes to add a dianapolis amateur, stood first SOLUTION, wan fir developed by a this double action function. It penetrates | nationals for the last two years pharmacist for his own patrons in that under the tissues where the infection fs | " : SRR h the | dash of novelty now and then. today among golfing members of | hotbed of 0 fection. News bedded and fights both a They are the only additions to the HE Meridian Hills Count Club is t { its first tournament of | ringworm infection. im land fights both fungus and ani : . ; DY a Ne LS JursL vymny Next Wednesday, for instance,|the Gyro Club. He shot a 72 for about the remedy has spread so fast that mal germs, It is easy and pleasant to use,
Now Athlete's Foot sufferers everywhere a ‘mixed’ infection. So play safe, Vint | can obtain the same treatment that has vou need is a treatment that acts to kill | roved s ich a sensational success in Laie types of parasites, fe SOLUTION |
team which was held to a tie in the season Saturday afternoon starting at 1 p. m. It will be a : it is now available to all at neighbor- The first application brings 800 S . . | i , ge thing | s, | \ ive | there will be a tournament confined | low gross honors in the club's the last of the series at Gleneagles, | match play with two teams of two comprising each foursome. Incentive ‘monthly golf tournament yesterday | "Oe REISE ifs Nusa Scotland, in 1936. | for some really serious golf will be that the losers will buy dinners for | to doctors and dentists and this will | oo Speedway course, | hat it combats both fute RE RctabIt) the donlos. ran oi oy | The veterans are Mrs, Glenna | the winners immediately at the end of the tourney. | be a monthly event. The commit- | Runnerup honors went to Lou | and animal parasites. Authorities days there should be a ‘marked im- |
Collett Vare Jr., Philadelphia; Mau-| Another feature of the party— & agree that these two germs are provement. Try 8eM for five davs |
: - rit 5 reen Orcutt, Englewood, N. J.; Patty | which will be stag—will be the promises that proceedings should be | | tee ‘expects some pretty keen ‘com Bol High we o in WOE Re | ‘what cause Athlete's Foot, ring- and if it does not relieve the dis- | Berg, Minneapolis; Charlotte Glut- Showin ‘Of Movies ‘of Some ‘of the terminated by 8:30, petition to develop. Shooting & 70. G. W. Poole was | Norm, jockey itch, and other local order to vour entire satisfaction ting, Rock Spring, N. J.; Marion | _ g ; thers on the committee are| The Meridian Hills handica er Is Ayo Yee | skin infections. return the bottle and your money | S : Oulvor 8 P| first in the net division as Dr. Ken The unfortunate part is that few will be refunded. Only 50c at all
hood druggists, relief from the tormenting itch and dis- |
Milev. Lexinet Kv | members in action on the links. The : p v, Lexington, Ky. films were taken by Walter Brant, | Harry M. Steitle Jr, Dr. Bert E. | committee has been announced as QOraft and Jack Pehfenfeld tied for persons know which parasite is druggists. Ask for fem SOLUTION
Frances Steboins Of SYewih, Committee Chairman Don Ellis | Ellis and Russell W., McDermott. | follows: ‘Charles L. Schaab Jr, | second with 72's, causing the trouble, Often, there is SOLUTION on this iron-clad guarantee, Mass, charman of the U. 8. G. A i SSAA hele : i. dad Women's committee in 1932 and : Si i 1933, will be non-playing captain, SST a Three members of the 1936 team 4 Mrs. Opal S. Hill, Kansas City, ; Mo.; Mrs. L. D. Cheney, San Gabriel, X i Y i Cal, and Mrs. Prank Goldthwaite, LA : 1 : y I
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members of three previous teams s ~ and Mrs. Goldthwaite had belonged A T J " 3 \ to the last two. SN my , A 3 Nn aM
Softball
For games with the Sprague Shell Service Club on Saturday afternoons or Sunday mornings call Roy Amick, BE-1864.
Results in the WPA Little Six League: Garfield Christians. 6; Finch A nN S. Firman-Sims, 4. Y-B Painters, 3 hid Side Athletics, 10; East Side Ramers
The Indianapolis | Outlaws want games. Call Chet, LI-2722, between 3 and 6 p. m
The Knights of Columbus League, composed of teams representing eight Catholic parishes, will start play at 10 o'clock Sunday morning. The schedule: : : yk TASTE
Holy Cross vs, St. Patrick at Garfield 1 St. Anthonv vs. St. John at Riverside 2
Cathedral vs. Holy Trinity at Coleman 1 y p 3 : : no ’ 0 :
Our Ladv of Lourdes vs. St. Joseph at
Brookside 1. 8 3 3 : Joe Blasengame pitched three-hit § : : ».F i J y py wo oR ball for Shaw's Market and his y ' ET : : : 4 » MELLOW:
teammates beat the Indiana Ave- ve nue Market team, 6 to 3, in a game last night at Belmont Stadium. £0 SATISFY! Stevenson, Tavlor and Brunner starred at bat for Shaw's. | Tonight's schedule at the | stadium: |
7:30—Kingans, vs Sch witzer-Cummins 130 Re Whitehill vs. Kiefer-Stewart. Richardson's Market vs. Rhigos Club,
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Three games were plaved in the Em-Roe Independent Wednesday
Night League at Stout Stadium. The ; T i i k : MILLIONS of MOTORISTS are driving
scores:
Shawnee, 9; West Washington : : ; 7 ; a . Boosters, 6 : SRR HE Si ” 7 OR Hi on fires that are UNSAFE!
Edgewood. 15, Paul H. Krauss, 6.
South Side Merchants, 15; Bel- So Sh Si mont Salvation, 0. } Fi mins Te Si RB A survey, just completed, indicates that 59
No games are scheduled at Stout ; million tires now in use are smooth or will Stadium tonight. Three games in RR RR A y . the Em-Roe Independent League are 8 ee aa a 3 = = y 3 SE become smooth during 1938. Many of these to be staged there tomorrow night. ! = : N. : . are unsafe. Unless these dangerous tires are The Fashion Cleaners will play | replaced, millions of motorists will be taking at Martinsville at 8 o'clock tonight. | E i, : needless chances. Why risk human life for : 3 Y ¥, % . . t | CN» $ 3 v u AE I uk a a those last few extra miles?
at Lonnie Heightchew's at 7 p. m. or call LI-9629.
Saturday morning's schedule for | the Sportsman's Store Parochial School League: Western Division Cathedral vs. Assumption at Rhodius, Sacred Heart vs, St. Joan of Arc =at | Coleman Holv Trinity vs. St. Anthony at River- | side 1.
Eastern Division | Little Flower ‘vs. Holy Cross at Little | Flower, St. Phillip vs. St. ‘Catherine at Garfield. St. Prancis vs. St. Patrick at Willard 1.
The St. Patrick's team, undefeated in preseason games, will open its schedule against the West Washington Street Boosters at 9 o'clock tonight at Softball Stadium, St. Patrick players are to report to the school hall at 7:30 p. m.
Yesterday's results in the BushFeezle Wednesday Factory League:
Indianapolis Paint & Color, 0; Barhasol, Gibson Co., 4: Reilly rR Chemical. : Hot Point, 3. in IARAPOL, s Powe Light E. C. Atkins forfei ted to Burfords.
Results of games plaved vesterday in the Bush-Feezle Wednesday League:
Holcomb & Hoke. 6: Little Flowwr, 0. State House, 0: Indi ananbolis Machinery & Supplv, 14
A game between the TwentySecond Street Merchants .and the Warmoth Engravers was postponed.
Six teams of the Y. M. C. A. In-
dustrial League will see action at Se 7 | " 5:30 p. m. tomorrow. The schedule: M. 14 21 Pittman-Moore vs. Kiefer-Stewart ky - { at Riverside. Roberts Milk Co. vs. a, ay ERE'S the Wipls vest shu has made Sterling the fa.
Indianapolis Water Co. at Rhodius. ; > "> . " . Y. M. C. A. vs. Indianapolis Street ~ DAY, the problem of driving safety is of show motorists everywhere the unnecessary risk of |vorite beer of millions : « . as Railways at Willard. : " a " . . , : . » OF Roberts Milk leads the league, paramount importance to your welfare, and driving on old, smooth tires—the utter foolhardiness [proved by its selection ssomen y \ , igs . . . v vy [America s nine most popular HVS Yoh Day Siig SUSE tbe, h that of millions of Americans. of trying to obtain those “few extra miles. beers out of 3150 Et ”
In two recent games the Pittman- 3 . . . . Moore club defeated the Y.M.C. A § Automobile manufacturers are answering this Don’t tempt fate. If you have only one smooth tire Liberty Magazine's nationwide
3 to 1, and the Roberts Milk team “A She... . . ‘ : scored a 19-t0-10 victory over A problem by building into their cars each year every a your car, replace it today and protect your family, beer popularity poll. oa Order a bottle of Sterling
Kiefer-Stewart. ; . . , , : A NOW! AC 5! safe motoring. Tire manu- sts $\ pte : Ch known device to assure safe g yourself, other motorists and pedestrians. Or better Super Bru. Check it for colon
En NA * facturers are answering it by constant research and still, have your nearby tire dealer give «ll your tires flavor and aroma. Then you'll
Indiana Avenue Market club at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow at Belmont Sta- : development that enables them to build tires that a free safety check-up for hidden danger spots. join the millions who have
6 ociock tomorTon at a rn : are safer and safer. And remember this—in America today you get the switched to Sterling. i Pk weiss, ; Es. But despite the intensive efforts of both car maker fimest quality tires at the lowest prices—ten times ER RE ER wy er and oe DR Cy 1 i ¢ Sad and tire maker there is owe grave danger over which longer tire life than you got in the old days at one- IN Y2-OL. STANDARD OR SYEINIE SOTRED ep Coe poy Bo ND ah : RET only you have control—the menace o f OLD, SMOOTH gwarter of the cost. "AND 32-0. QUARTS 3u46. Same ure desired Jor the : fund So TIRES! Buy the tires you need now. Your purchase will be played at Noblesville. ! MRS a That's why tire manufacturers have banded to- add to your personal safety. Why not see your dealer THAT'S WHY MILLIONS SAY BEER Cd lee
One opening remains in the gether to institute National Tire Safety Week. To about safe, wew tires today!
Sportsman's Store Sunday School Ps League. Any team interested should S$ 3 ponsored by
see McDaniel at the store, or call Lincoln 4224. The league will hold Acme Tires + Armstrong Rubber, Inc. + Atlas Tires + The Badger Rubber Works + Brunswick Tires + The Century Tire & Rubber Company + Cooper Corporation + Corduroy Rubber Company + Diamond Tires >. "m Wednesaay. the store at The Dayton Rubber Manufacturing Co. + The Federal Rubber Cempany + Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. + The Fisk Tire Company, Ine. + G & J Tires + The Gates Rubber Company Sales Division, Ine. The General Tire & Rubber Co. + Gillette Rubber Co. + The B. F. Goodrich Company + The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company, Ine. + Hood Tires + The Kelly-Springfield Tire Co. + Les Tire and Rubber Ce, ) ‘Additional “Sports, McClaren Tires « The Mansfield Tire & Rubber Company + Miller Tires » The Monarch Rubber Company + Montgomery-Ward "Riverside" Tires « The National Tire Stores, Ine. « Norwalk Tire and Rubber Company SUPE 2 39:40)
P 20 Pennsylvania Rubber Company + Sears, Roebuck and Co. (Allstate) + United States Rubber Company + Western Auto Stores + Western Aute Supply Co, + The Yale Rubber Co., Ine. age