Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 September 1938 — Page 15

THURSDAY, SEPT. 15, 1028

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

PAGE 15

GIANTS CAUSE THEIR

Can't Win, Eh? Well, They're Only 3 1-2 Behind Pace Now; Indians Bow in 10 Innings

Pirates Cave In and Drop Johnson Loses After Taming Twin Bill; Cubs’ Pilot Rlues for Eight Rounds: Smacks Homer. Saints Even.

Ry United Press ! Kansas City took the lead in the! rican Association playoff today, Paul and Milwaukee tied llenger’'s position. 3 to 2, from night with a sh that brought a tie score in ng and victory in the!

By GEORGE KIRKSEY United Press Staff Correspondent NEW YORK, Sept. 13 y wishes he hadn't said Glants co win ti "

undiplomatic

now uldn't the final

ues won,

last

$5498 5

the ninth mni City trailed, 2 to 0. when inning started. Joe Gal-| Ss single started a rally. Gili hit a double ana , formerly an maian-

oy, drove home the tying i

LANsas

Sa85a sds

¥ddie Joost singled. struck by a pitched 11 Matheson dropped a oy the infield winning tally came In frer relieving credit for

r behing ed the

y Cl PIX rank Makosky, who

\ received mnh i Saints Take Brewers | Accoints with | 9g to ¥ in § Roth sides used The outcome was in he seventh inning when Tough. St. Paul butfielder. th a single. Boh Roken an infield Kit and Silvestrt advanced A Sal [erov An arove mM two runs with a ingle

bo York

SQ aed

winnme game pbs Bit McCul Started with wed with Ket with sacrifice a iphd It's ThHoee Jitters Again of Saints walin of the| s made 14 hits ang Italo Chelini who last five innings for the

ecelved credit

the ne only home The Saint Revers

5 ni

for the vie-|} i {O-

“ &

plaved a

Milwaukee remained

aranapolis

12 Redskins Stranded

bracket order the Hoosiers in in Kawtown., Sherlock. Tor and Baker were held runners were left

of to

he ubpet batting

COSY

opportu

Bich

S Were passed and hinth for the or long fy t oniv six hits but By Kansas

Gabby Dees It TY Iineluding tonight's, the maians ne 1 y Indianapolis to - Qa wh

aay night

TRIBE BON SORE

INPYANAPOY IR

AR ©

Haha cajoling in a

Ronn

charged 010 900 © D000 oo |

feck, Meier TRo-hase hits

2 Tigers Sold Engh, RAR To Brooklvh Davis Chapman’ | Bielites Fagen

ble PIAvs Miles DETR Sey

roy 2 a

11 on Hases—ngianSah. RAR Wak A }. BATE off Balls ) t 3 vs were § i Makiosky RB

BGI

. ‘ote nearest

JUNGLE PARK RACES T0 CONCLUDE SUNDAY

season Will

CK Sept 13 hw

a \¢ Be Brought ep

when rack Qirt

Where to Go | np

ey ©

Maas many of

tack arivers

A Qa

money an ihe Hampionship

eup

AN Bere Ar eY%

THNAY RAN

Raa

pM Dayton, Olio

NPI NR the evens

TOVMORRAN } A ¢ Hl Be challenged in & ' x Gk SHiaRY Rice

ang

AD featiire By 1 Hehgerson

Duke

Everett Dinsinore at 11 seven

ohen A evel SAVIO Special TACK

TRH n AXIRE Chi A AkAbh wikia AN 12 INoRTAam of B

Devel

tA\4 iy n vir ih

Ania

SNOWRBERGER MIDGET AUTO DERBY STARTER

WW at n AA X's 4 Eva

BAW t 10 Break Ris

1D own "NR FAN BEA X iy £0 3 0 i Bile 1a

Carl Hubbell Leaves Hospital for Home

13 (U fecently haq a fiom the elbow left today for Okla to Bill Teryy ts, ana old him rejoin the Giants (his Mi, But hoped 10 be back in his TH Bext sprin boarded a train, KH ners that “It looks y SROOL dice fon

parle pennant

Pp)

nip removeq {teRIiNg arm Meeker i elephoneq f the Gia

MIE MAS a Not

\ ubdell

vie

fave

Leash

Nile!

and TOPCOATS S rr ————

Save At N AUTO WESTER Stores 263 North Hlinois 301 E. Waghington OPEN EVENINGS

SHE HE JIVE Uh SARI, BAA wALBMAR BREE. SRRRe we

Sheri Ze% an

“

Mavs QUT-OF-PAWN

JEWELRY & LOAN 00.

IS.

= ® x»

” » 5

Hunt, Mako Clash at Net

‘Margot Lumb to Play Aus: tralian Ace Today.

FOREST HILLS, N. Y, Sept. 15 (U. PP) ==QGilbert A. Hunt and Margot Lumb, the dynamite twins who rocked the tennis world with their victories over Bobby Riggs

and Helen Hull Jacobs on Monday. [return to the wars today in quarter [inal round matches of the National Singles Championship Hunt, a mathematics student at George Washington University, already has figured out what a victory over Gene Mako today and a place in the semifinals would do for | his national! ranking. No better than [10th in the standings now, a win lover the Davis Cup doubles ace [would be certain to earn him a perth in the big ten. Mako has found himself as a singles player in this tournament and. in defeating Franjo Puncee in strajght sets Monday, plaved a brand of tennis that would have bothered even the great Don Budge himself In fact, Budge thinks very highly of Mako as a sihgles performer and saves that he the best first set piaver in the business. No matter who wing, there will be nothing dull about the Hunt-Mako engagement Roth men use the volley as their chief weapon. and charge the net on nearly every shot

Women Clash Again

tabbed hy champion Lanky Naneve performances should win

| Miss Lumb, critics as the next the Australian ace Wynne, and if past mean anything she

many

Tennis Draws Customers

In Spite of

By HENRY M'LEMORE

Stal Correspondent

THited Press NEW YORK It not

Sept

the air-conditioned demeanor of Mis 0 make a tennis tournament a financial success Hills Championship, vet already the atiendance has set a and by nightfall Sunday the coffers of the West Side Club are certain H they never have been before Upwards of 35000 customers haves watched the play to date, and with}

Mis. Moody is not at Forest

to be stuffed as

set for Sunday be a total atmore seems

downright

finals

the cause tendance not only likely

Tournament

10% Thesdal of 100.000

probable

S "am or

but

welcomed thusigsii of not beeause ang either

official the rain with all th 4 mes 0 Sta)

reading

aust how! fab wanieq indoors

up The Poor Customer

hex

cateh

thei

Tt wasn't a hard rain, being barely

settle the Qu the

to gt On

the well-being of

the customer is alwayz uhpermost

in the minds of tenniz officials at

a and they coulan't heal the thought single ticket buvel getting 3 single drop of moisture on lik clothes BUt 10 28% Back 10 Ua Noha officials Must Be delighted with the Poof (ang it right there in the ledgers, in Black ink) that her pres. ence INT the only lubrication Will make the turnstiles =pin calise goodness knows How hots they have spent fretting ang fuming waiting for her entry blank never arrived, ana pleaqing hn effort to get hes

Hime

Ol A

the

that

the lists The Moody Quest

Wak no exception

to enter

THis veal They went afer her entry blank as pains: tfakinely ana carefully as a botanist seeking a orchid, and when their in failure thei faces were as long as that of a Missour mule Whe has just lost the ang dearest We of the press qidin't write anything that would buoy them up either, We, too, believed in the Moody Myth aha wWiote stories DICTHINEG TOW on 1oW Of empty seats and A stadinm as cheerless as a orgie on Monaay morning. But the customers exploded the myth THEY went right ahead buving tIekets just as if they aian’t Know that the California maupon wa 00 BUSY With a lecture tour, the Rita chapter of her frst novel, the A New flock, ang ing of a new (ana stiles

to play teniis

ate

quest endeq

clesigh S the paint still

fo poh

Pavis Cappers Helped

In (Alrnesk Mik, Mooay (ana there ix one thing this pillar of light believes in, it fx fairness alternate WednesRey apsence might have hurt Mote But for the presence of the Davik Cup on these shores The Davis Cup attracts foreign plavers fist as effectively as a Rower Qoes the bees oF a 16in xteak Qoes iy Best friend, which ig etthet the @Qog or the hotse—I forget whieh THanks (6 the Davis National field this veay ehttered Up With Germans, Frenchmen Poles, Czechs, Jugosiavs, tralians, Peruvians and Englishmen Foreign players hold a strange fazeination for tennis fans. Whethey they ean play a liek or not, doesn't matter. The fact that they are foreign is enough

to if sWelitnesr ang on

davk

ky it

VAM = AN x

Cup, the

' AWR=

Advert isement MEN! TRY SANDEX!

I? vaur virile Bealth ix temporarily lowered 86 to Hook's Dependable Wig Stores oF A86's QFE storey and axk for Sandex vonie lets. They aie the formula of A Park venue (NN. Y.) phRveieian created them especially for men 8 B containg auiek-aeting vegetable stimulants PINT Red) aNd strengii-eiviig concen There's pothing Sandex on

(RIVE thew a fair bral as Qi 1ahel

. Other at 8%. ARE WH

213 E. Washington St.

Manager Bill Terry |

15. —The Moody myth has been exploded trie that the classic profile, the tailored eve-shage

that

many |

[year and hard-driving Margot has taken three decicions fn the other women's | Dorothy Bundy, third ranking U plaver, maets that erafty ehampion of France, Mme. Rene Mathieu, and Dorothy probably will be singing “California, Here I Come’ after it is over. Mme. Mathieu looks as little like a tennis champion as anyone vou ever saw, but her forehand chop is a deadiy weapon, and what she doesn't know about the game isn't worth knowing. The Californa girl will have to play bets ter then she ever has before to stay in the running In the remaining <kirmish two Davis unt of America and wich of Australia—e¢ome together

Baseball First Grid Fatality A benefit baseball same is {0 be Reported in Chicago

Stout

matches

Moody Myth

and

Helen Wills Moody are necessary Singles

record

National five-day

for the current

singles Joe

men's

new Cuppers

laved Sunday afternoon

at 2

oh CHICAGO. Sept (0. PB) the What was believed the nation's first the football fatality of 1938 was reported | today | Ralph Cowgill. 17, end on the Highland Park High School {ool ball squad, died of a skull fracture several hours after he struck his head against another plavers back during a serimmage yesterday

STOCK CAR EVENTS BOOKED SEPT, 25

‘ty. P) be hela at

» 15 Ss between ana

The funds

tadium o'clock

Mavrwood Grevs Mars Hill team

raise are to be

former formes

used to support a cli hext veal The Greys are fhe 0 having been ound Mayrwoeoq 15 years ag. The Mars Hill team. which was man aged By RW. Thompson ana Dog Walters, plaved about five years AL0 Lex Woods, Evyank RObing, Trailer and Lynch are askea to notice, |

older of the prominent

clubs

FT. WAYNE 13 Two stork ear races will All plaver: are to meet the Ft. Wayne Speedway Sept 29 at the I AVIES Cornel ~n 1b Was anneunced today By Frank p.m. Lee Lauk, Russell Funk, Winchester, promoter of the cuit please notice events herve

The first affair will be a 40:lap Jaf Softhall

race between 18 ¢are. The geeona Em-Roe Leagues

: : ‘ Kept Kioger KEMRBA wil) Forest Park. Noblesville 2:20 Bb. Mm

play at sSunaayv at

~ -

at 12:3 ang Mar

Me ne

will be a 60=1ap race Qualifications are to be held to assure fast fields

ere x were LANDIS TO CONSIDER | Cast went WORLD SERIES PLANS

playeq at Stout Stadium last nig Olive Branch Christians defeated St. Georges Episcopal, 8 to 4, anhex the Church League title. In a free-hitting game the Paul H Krauss team won the Wednasday aependent League title by defeathg Bdgewooq, 11 to 10. Twenty: yaarvow to discuss World Series des second Street Merchants went on A tails. Pittsburgh. Chicago. Cincinbatting rampage to win the Inter nati and New York will be the Nas leagiie tournament Hom Belmont tional league pennant contenders

= 1 present.

Salvation Army, 13 to 1

in aqaitioh to those teams, | $1 Up to $300 on

trophies were awarded also to J. D.| Adams, winne: { the Ingustriall League championship. and Gieero. champions in the Hamilton County League Reino Kaivation the runnerip trophy @® AUTOMOBILES league ® DIAMONDS ® WATCHES, RINGS ® TYPEWRITERS ® MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ® FUR COATS ® MEN'S SUITS @® OVERCOATS ® SHOTGUNS, ele,

manship award Yah

Herman Rernlony INDIANA AVE

10] NEW YORK, Sept. 15 (U.P) Baseball Commissioner K. M. Landis will meet with representatives of the New York Yankees and the National League's four frst=division elubs to=

ni nt

Army reeaived in the Inter tournament ana the sports. Was presented to the Edge wood RoAdqa of piesentea the the win

of A. C. Col. Bertram SA vation Army Phies the managers

ning teams

the tro

10 of

EASTERN ALLSTAR ROSTON., Sept. 13 «{ team FA ct college aefeated the Roston Shamroeks professional eleven 7-8 in a eharits foothall game lagt night

Ss Wy i P A All-Stars

N Of

ern

6-10

C STOUT'S FACTORY

| Sostombor

Men's WORK SHOES

You can Buy cheap work shoes anvieheare, but auality work shoes are hard ta And. We ecarty a complete s2iection of sivies and leather: in both oxfordz and regular cut shoes, and practically every ane ix earried@ in two or more widths,

SIZES 5's TO 13% WIDTHS B TO EE

coon SHOES FOR Less

SOME NARROW WIDTHS

318332 Mass, Ave. (Second Block) 352-354 W. Wash, St. STORES OPEN 8 A. M, CLOSE WEEK DAYS 5:30 P, M,

OPEN SATURDAY EVENING UNTIL 9 P. M, SHOE STORES

BOSS TO FEEL S

plays,

These two have met four times this]

Jack Rrom

CORNER DELAWARE, MADISON AND RAY |

Baltimore

UNBEATABLE PAIR Di. Robert Lawson and hig golf- | ing daughter, Mrs. Estelle Lawson | Page, women's national golf ehams | pion, have never failed to win low | gross prize in seven mixed fours somes,

feated Dr. Carl McCaskey, 4 and 3, to win the first flight honors vesterdav | MONTREAL, Sept, 15 (U. P.) =| Dr. Herbert Maginnis won the Tony Galento, Newark, N. J. tave | winner of the third flight from Dr. ?S : | Wayne Carson by default, and Dr according to ratings issued by the flight honors (tion here, The ratings: Medal honots were shared by Dts.| Champion: Joe Laie Detail Max Baer. Livermore Cal, 3. Dyer tied for second with 85s,| 3 gob Faster. New York while Dr. O. W. Roscoe Toles, Detroit Tommy Farr. Wales Three medal tournaments are scheduled for spring, summet and | Everett Marshall, La Junta. Colo as named world's heavyweight | ag oa and horseshoe eons Wrestling Association. sts are included in the final event) other grapplers, known in some | AMATEUR MITT CARD 1. John Pesek, Nebraska 2 Danno_ O'Mahonev. Ireland, POSTPONED FOR WEEK| 5. Dick Shikat Jim Londos for Sports Arena tomorrow night has been postponed until next ; ships of the other groups were ans nounced as follows: Cooler weather hag made it in- heavyweight, LeRoy Meadvisable to attempt an junior light heavyweight, Officials at the Armory said the Thom. Indiana University wrestling hall already had been leased for coach; welterweight, Jack Reynolds, | [ta have prought together Millon | Ress of Indianapolis and Max

Golf News (ralento Head 0 neadas in the Indianapolis Medical SociSER : i : | (Second flight from Dr. T. V. Pet ern proprietor, retained his position Glenn Rvan defeated Dr. Chester U. 8. National Boxing Association. Maginnis and Kingsbury who had donv Galente. Newark, NJ, Clarence (Red) Burman, | A more extensive program sot Nova. San Francisen. fall with accumulative scores decid-| w wrestling champion by the National of the year. [localities as “world champions,” Yvon Robert, Montreal. | Bob Kenniston was named junior week, Matehmaker Lee Bess an= Light program, Bess said, and an effort Gorilla Ramos! middleweight, Gus another event < Croshy of Ft Wayne, amateur

ZR. JOHN KINGSBURY de- » Challenge List [etyv's golf tournament at Hilleyest [ranoff, 3 up: Dr. J. W. Denny was! : : ! . leading heavvweight contender, Stavton, 3 and 1, to take fourth Which is holding its annual convens \ | Gunnar Baarland, Finland 84s. Dr. Emory Lukenbill and DY | h is! Alberta Lavell, Argentine, planned by the society for next year. 10 Buddy Knox, Davton, O ing the title instead of match play. were rated as follows: Bronco Nagurski, | The amateur fight card planned | heavyweight champion, Championnounced today outdoor Guirk; was made to obtain the Avmory. Kalli; junior middleweight, Billy The feature bout on the hill was lightweight stars

. | Bowling Eddie Striebeck rolled a #80 last [night in the Indianapolis League at [ Pritehett's to pace local hawlers. His games were 233, 237 and 180 | Wright zcored 581 for Mutual Milk and Rost tallied 566 for St. John's Evangelical at Fountain Square. At the Uptown drives Leibtag had 653, for the Uptown Reereation. Schott tallied a 6168 for Chevrolet Commercial Body and Davenport a 444 for the Ladies League at Parkway Nichols scored 650 for K. of C. at Fennsyvlvania; Miner had 594 for Central No. 2 at Central: Mills bowled 573 for Omar Baking at Sturm Recreation, and Snodgrass tallied 608 for Post Office at Indiana,

Football The DeMolay feotball team will meet tomorrow night at the Chap= ter house and will practice Sunday afternoon at Brookside Park at 1 o'clock he team will compete in the Smith-Hassler-Sturm League,

All the Clothes You Want | WITHOUT CASH

| AT MOSKIN'S 131 West Washington St. |

“CLEAR THE DECKS” USED CAR SALE

See the Classified Pages For Ford Dealers’ Used Car Specials.

Fashion Cleaners are te practice tonight at 7:30 o'clock at BE. Rivers side Dr. and Burdsal Parkway Players unable to attend are rte-

Men's, Women's, Boys' and Girls’

BICYCLES

Large Variety of Types and Models to Chooge From! Easy Terms!

2142219? $239

quested to call LI-9620 POWER FLASH KNOCK Tax pain 14 Octane “x pam Sealed

SAVE ON GASOLINE BRONZE Red Super Gal Gal, WE HANDLE NO THIRD GRADE GAS Can

“John, Mary, Don't Worry! |FRAGRA

B %

SENTRY Terker} AERA |

TIRE SALE om FIRST QUALITY FIRST LINE HEAVY DUTY TIRES

Product of : one of the nation's leading lire mans ufacturers, REGULAR SALE PRICE PRICE 10.55 6.85 10.85 7.05 11.70 7.60 12.35 8.05 12.85 8.35 13.90 9.00 13.95 9.05 15.70 10.20 625x16 17.55 11.40 19.35

Tax Included

SARGENT r= Gold Label ye PAINT

pesos! regardless

700

The best paint made of price , .. covers between and 800 square feet one coat, Satisfaction or Your Money Back

Per Gallon 32.95

d«gallon cans

Price . in

GOLD

ELL a ee

SUPER-FINE ENAMEL. Made

from the famous $1 09 Qt. .

Chinese Tung Oil.

SARGENT VELVA-TEX WASHABLE SEMI-GLOSS 95 a C

WALL PAINT, Quart $2.45

SILVER LABEL FLOOR VARNISH. G “400” LINOLEUM FINISH. Protects the pattern. Makes clean- §|

650%16 12.60 ¢ leasure. PAY AS YOU RIDE | ine » pleasw : $1.09

BY USINGOUR | | EASY PAY BUDGET PLAN ion. HOUSE PAINT. A high

quality paint at a Batteries for All Cars

low price. Gal. - 39.Plate, 9 months Written

Duco Fa Car” $2.98 Polish and Cleaner 30-Plate, 12 months

1-Pt. Written 3.65 Can 39¢ NAY. Fx. Duco 45-Plate, 24 months

antee Nritten TOP DRESSING $5.75 1-Pt epee tt 49¢ INSTALLATION

antee Can Payments as low as 500 per week. Simoniz Cleaner

= — = and Polish, Can Tire and Battery Service son cans of Cieaner Call DR-3678 for instant Road and Polish Leeson Service Daily and Sunday from 5 Yd. Roll Knit Gauze 6:30 a. m. to 10:30 p. m.

Polishing Cloth OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY, 6:30 A. M, TO 10:30 P. M.

BLUE POINT

rr 450x21 475x19 500x19 525x17 525x18 550x16 550x117 600x16

VE =

pBLU; L POINTS

{= 100% {UNION mane! ail

fod

HERE'S only one way you can really pick a beer and be sure you've ed the right one, That is —compare them *“‘side-by-side.” Match a bottle of Sterling against any other beer. Notice Sterling's pale sparkling color ..its appetizing aroma...and that smooth zestful mellow flavor that makes you linger over every sip. There must be a good reason why millions have switched to Sterling. Try a bottle today=—and you'll be one of them. ,

Sterling Brewers, Inc.

Evansville, Indiana

“Dry... Smooth ... Satisfying” THAT'S WHY MILLIONS SAY... I'LL.STICK TO

SUPER BRU

in 12.02. Standard or

Steini a inie Bottles