Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 October 1938 — Page 7

MONDAY, OCT. 10, 1938

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ANDERSON: Frank Berkebile, 68. FRANKTON John Henry Noble, 55, | Survivors: Wife, TD, sons, Earl, |Survivors: Wife, Nora; daughters, Mrs. Franeis, Enid and Lemuel; daughters, Mrs. | Pearl Gough and Mrs. Mearle Webb: sons, Monna Wolfe, Mrs. Olive Hodge and Mrs. | Earl and Kenneth: father, Ira Noble: step- { . . |Jenr.ie Bilby: brothers, Earl and Warren; mother, Mrs. PEliza Noble: sisters, Mrs. ° o e | sisters, Mrs. Lorina Evans and Mrs. Carrie Terrell Anson, Mrs. Laura King, Mrs. Opal tart ut 1 ers fo é 1m es 1 ers wi Nichol. | Theobold. Mrs. Argel Knight and Mrs. 01 rma ers | 700 7 / 2 BOONVILLE — Mrs. Laura Lupton, 69. G¢0rgia Anson. ’ | | Honey “Roder,s J. N gaughter Ro | su TAMMOND.__ Mrs. i L. Wait oo ) ) ) i y a enry Roder; sist Je an an ew B. ~ Walter; e * | CARL F. M'CLLEASTER, 2103 wi Mrs. H, Rhouder brother, “Cle- | dau me Mrs +. Shearer; son, FredHoosiers Bow IN AMATCUT | seckson st, is to be buried Wednes- ana SeSoy. - = "Ion MON “F| erick 3: sisters Atrs Rancy “3: Bes: 7 rs. Sara argare cholas \day at Washington Park Cemetery hock, 80. Survivors: Sons, Harley,| KEMPTON—Mrs. Nannie Fearnow. 5% [following funeral services at 2 p. m. | Newell, Myron and Clarence; daughter, SE OTS te and Roy. son. Harrison; i ve s . sis . im ice Ss, sisters, Se | 00 Battl Wednesday at the Conkle Funeral gig. SEC, ot oer Mister, Mrs. Anna|mother, Mrs. Alice Wells psters. Mrs. 0 pponen S [Bane He was 40, EEWOOD-Charles M. Startzman, uy EE MsoiBecianiia 3 3 r urvivors aughter Mrs. Eliz th ~ VAI'S. eula ORers. SUrvive Emi: Mr. McCleaster died Saturday | Ba res. AERIeLS, Mo i Earth ors: Son, Kenneth; mother. Mrs, Tom Ls | i in Methodist Hospital of in-| Fou Bither aud Mrs. Mary Hancock Sons, Stephens sister, Mrs. Ed Hubbard: broth- . ~ . y Oct. 1 when he Louis an ergi rothers oy an nson , i juries he received Oct. Startzman, LOGANSPORT Woodwor < Crimson Outplay Mini but Markets, Jugoslavs Victors fell from the top of a boxcar he was) Jo Helen Hutcherson. 43. Survivors: | 23, Survivors: | Wife: pacens. Willumnoy: . { ushand, rover; aughter, *¢ Ss. < - Fail n Passes; Purdue In Week-End Tilts as | braking on tracks at Trowbr idge St. [ mother, Mrs. TAren Dunlap: sisters, MIS, po Nn enura Msindaiesdrom 0 3 He was a brakeman for the Balti-| Carrie Hopkins, Miss Bernice Dunlap and S. O. Berman, 56. Survivors Sisters I Rail d and was al rs. Kathleen Gould. Mrs. Rae Druck, Mrs. Fannie Clyman and Holds Gophers 7-0 Cleaners Lose. more & Ohio Railroad vas ® EVANSVILLE — Mrs. Nanie T. Rentsch, Mrs. Sara Clyman; brothers, Harry and ’ 3 | ® lifelong resident of Indianapolis. Ia Sutiivors' Husband. Pred; sons, Rob- Abe Berman, — a o Hiiam amuel an Feorge; sisters, MAREN J. mn Survivors: \ He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Phi J. A PHI any MIS Wobh Havas: | wall RENGO.-, Xv. Bird, 0. Survivors; r LEO DAUGHERTY West Side Merchants today had Helen MecCleaster; a daughter, | ohn: Dr. Y. W. Haley and John Haley. Ola Funk and Mrs. Carmen Tavior: brothe By ZC au “ : : : . : others, Wesley | Mrs. Elizabeth Mary Fisher, 78. Sur- ers. Dr. J .E. Bird and J. Claude Bird: ‘ { evened their season's standing in| Mary Helen: two brothers, SIEY lvivors: Sons. William and Louis; daugh- sisters, Mrs. B. F. Whitlow and Mrs. NetSend up a thundering cheer for th it i IL land Neal McCleaster: two half=|ter, Mrs. Elizabeth Merte tie Edieman. Indiana's Big Three of the football RR | brothers, Thomas and Leonard Me- | FERDINAND-—Charles Metazer. 57. Sur-| MIDDLETOWN John Muterspaugh, 75. . & : . t | bv defeati the Brightwood Clean- orother vivors: Wife, Winifred; sons, Edward, |Survivors: Wife, Rebecca; aah Mrs wars as the men in pads and cleats poy UC eR nS ene AN“ | Cleaster, and a sister, Mrs, Sybil Francis and Charles; daughter, Miss Viv- Russell Farmer and Mrs Masences’ wirs: of a Saturday afternoon returned : ‘ers, 19 to 0, yesterday at Rhodius | wisker. [EE rere er Ceore. oa ene Merailan: Drpths today to the books of higher learn- |; Park. On Oct. 2 the Merchants! : ie : : Jennie Modlin, Bsn ing! | : | LUKE F. NOONE, retired station MISHAWAKA- Mrs. Leo A. Futierknecht, le, two of them went down to (lost to the Jugo-Slavs, 12 to 0. ary engineer, is to be buried 66. Survivors: Husband, Leo: son lc: but both were far from ig- All of the Merchants’ scores were wednesday in Holy Cross Cemetery. | Eton Ms Cy Roy Trippel nominous in those losing battles,| \made in final period. Edwin (Red) Funeral services will be at 8:30 a. m. | (Ms! RTE Gan og. aire award Hon. while 4 ‘third held still higher the Woods, on a spinner, broke through at the residence. 39 N. Walcott St., a torch of Hoosier football and in- {the line off center and raced down and at 9 a. m. at the Holy Cro CELLO Mrs. Sarah Margaret ( - 0S} S |the sidelines 60 yards for the first Church s— Nichoas. Schock. 80. Survivors: Daughot p 7 that is . ‘ 2 | s. Els . aug Ei oS glory that score. Bob Green place kicked| Mr, Noone died Saturday at St. . rd Mis ELS Fearon: ed Tom Indiana's Cris Gis out on the extra point. Vincent's Hospital after an illness Foreign Wars group to Move |" NEW ALB uns, : > y ‘ a i : reek ‘as 65. W ALBANY--Dr. Will the short side of a 12-to-2 ledger Eldon Draime of Vincennes, Lawrence Tech man, | quarter at Greencastle. Joe Edwards (16) of In- | Chester Yovanovich recovered a of eight weeks, He was 65 di Head t H | Survivors: * Sons, Herberr: Tawmicare: 36, against Illinois, but if they paid off | is shown making a 7-vard gain after receiving a | dianapolis, DePauw end, failed to stop the runner | Brighl Wan [imisle on Hie JO sa A Tigeiong resident a in Tap eaaquartiers Here. [Savin daughters, Mrs. pEsther Darneal, BO 9 ine an Robert Shau fullbac apolis, he was a member 0 ) ——— { Te BL rhe, rs. ¥. Slaymaker isti cul ki Koff Tollowin a Tiger score early in the first | but Alex _Schiach 34) did. ; : |and Mrs. Pearl Rusk: hrother, Joh re. on statistics, Bo-Woe's Oe q ¥ g 3 Tos lena 2 ERE = | skirted right end for the second |Holy Cross Catholic Church. | Mrs. Helen Michael, 49 Joli Moore: have been out in front as far as . ‘ touchdown. The extra point was| He is survived by two daughters,| Veterans of Foreign Wars will ask Husband: brothers,” Harry and Richard Or nie venera | HOOSIER CONFERENCE P El Grid Rosulis disallowed because of holding. Mrs. Margaret Delaney and Mrs, the: State Legislature at its next Harry Glaze and Mrs. Ernest Simpson, 3ut C 1palg = NEW CASTLE—Cliffo rallit : Conf All ro evens ; : Joanne Smith, and three sisters, lifford T. Walling, 54. ble Bob Zuppke are a Bloomington | Games Games Opp. STATE COLLEGES Woods in Long Run |Miss Hannaii A. Noone. Center | S2SSiON to erect a national V. F. W.| ETA wife, Alberta: daughters: Mrs, oa ; , i . - Ww, L. W. 1, Pls, S kbd Sia Rly : aa : he ers 0 ollett an iss Mildred Walling: bugaboo and it vas 8 DICer CIRM | 0Pabl. co sss + Y's TL | Notre Dame, 11; Georgia Tech, 6. Woods intercepted a pass and Township trustee, Miss Katherine headquarters building as Unit C of brothers, Earl and Loren: sister, Mrs. T. paign cocktail that was served to Manchester F&F Eh In { ose Race Minnesota, 7; Purdue, 0. raced 50 vards to the Cleaners’ Noone and Miss Mary Noone. (the Indiana World War Memorial, | i a \ - se Hanover ........ 2 8 Re | linois, 12; Indiana, 2. ' : is ! SESVILLE—Mrs izabeth Per Bo A Rg up his blunt nose Rose Poly ...... i &-¢ § = J | DePauw, i: Lawrence Tech, 6. |5= -vard line from which Shaub went| A, gery ©. JOSS, Indianapolis|it Was announced today. 7 Survivors: Daughters rs Tost at any Kina. utler i c y 23; ral Normal, 0 11 HY NI IDS 2 ' rs. Laura f N i - i < BAMiSpe e2 I TE OU EH RT ose bai, i; MeRendree, 0. through left tackle for the final i wei ic to be buried tomorrow| Present headquarters are at Kan- |b sit yiaira Griffin Mrs. Viola Sia Some of the might was taken out hs i 1 I 1 rT 2%] | « J Y, i : Sng § I the mighty Gophers of Minne Valparaiso Ly 13 B&H Earlham, i: Franklin, 0. jmarker. A pass from Shaub t0|.¢" crown Hill following funeral|sas City, Mo. At the last national | PENDLETON ease De ne 0 + 1 f 3 - 1SO seen i Jo n, . ” 4 y x | ) ’ : v | 3 . | N s o 1. 5 ( s hh sota as Purdue's stalwart sons |Erankl in -1 2 1 3 #3 Bears Upset by Rams but Ball Stale, 13; Indiana State, 9. Yovanovich was batted down. services at 2 p. m. at his home, 723 convention of the body, it Was de-|yivors: Wire Ruse Soni kens. 69. AS fought them up and down the Min- St. Josepis [0 1 0 3 26 68) | Mgieatahe 1 Vhiversny of Buffate, 6.| Woods again intercepted a Bright- on") gt “He was 71. [cided to remove headquarters to In- and Raymond; sister, Ms. Ella Jones neset . Feld. ie Bierman’ bul- | Sentral Normal 2 2 : 3 a3 8 Keep League Lead. aiid aaah 0 ‘wood pass on the 40-yard line and | ‘Mr. Joss. who died Saturday, was dianapolis as soon as a suitable o> SETTER Frank Guise, 51. Survive S C on: ndiana ate . o a3 er § a? © iy 5 t Se 50 rithur Hise: aughters, varks were happy to settle at 7 to 0. Wabash wi 2 eS 5 n OTHER COLLEGES [took it to the Cleaners’ 30 where a native of Philadelphia, O., and] La could be found. | Miss Hazel Guise and Mrs. Edith Wilhelm. 1 LEADING SCORERS Tak 1; Nor ‘arolina State, 0. | Glen Patrick, quarterback, went on | Plans for construction will be dis- r. James L. Babcock, 74. Survivor: With a taste of Dixie sunshine | tT. PAT TDi ; Uni Alabama, 11; North Carolina State, 0. | came here in 1891. He was a mem ife. Th ¥ : | G 4 a] By United Press Amherst, 34; Tufts, 1. |around left end to the one-yard cussed at a conference of depart-, Mrs. Joseph M " and a second helping of victory, the Phend, Ball State........ 3 4 0 24 | A wide-open battle for titles in Arnold, 25; Wagner, 0. Hr : ber of the Knights of Pythias and! band: d ser aus, 71. Survivors: Huse Fichtine Irish of Notre Dame rolled McGinnis, Vaiparaiso ... 3 i 3 3 1 : : Augustana, 6; Western Illinois Teach- |line as the game ended. the Red Men lodge. | ment commanders here in January. Cecil ANG er Me anon. Ri Riddi le Sark Pats Scott, DePauw pecs ; both the Eastern and Western divi- ers, 0. Howard Kelly, right tackle, Joe | | Eugene VanAntwerp, Detroit, na- Theodore: daughter. Beyer] on back into South Bend today with a Pesavento, Ball State.... 3 2 1 13 >. Baylor, 9; Arkansas, 6. : J $ | He is survived by his wife, Eliza-| 7 * ys, Tat ore; da everly, : aah . Joseph's . I Zz } 13] ; ; } Ke. tT ; el- | tional commander, will be invited RUSSELLVILLE : y a 14-t0-6 decision over Georgia Tech's Duadinect. Henaver :2 2 0 12 5ons of the National Professional Boston, 14, St. Lawrence, 14, Burke, Suh! Sia Sig ae I beth: a daughter, Mrs. C. R. Wyatt: ae ni Pl Brn, Mary A. Heer, Yellow Jackets—and, as Mr. Wil-| Helm. Evansville 3. 3x" i2| Football League seemed certain to-| Bowling Green, 50; Ashland, 0. ton, left tackle, were outstanding | a brother. Will Joss of St. Peters-|’ sidan tor and Ernest; daughter, Mrs. Mary ny G—Games. T—Touchdowns. PAT Points . ; Brigham Young, 21; Wyoming, 13 on the line for the West Siders : hi — Hessler. liamson's figures will show, an eve after touchdown. TP—Total points. |day as one day of battling scram-| gigivn, 20; Larayette, 0. nr Fa 6 Reed brothers were | PUTS Fla.; a sister, Mrs. William SHARPSVILLE=-Mrs. Louise Becker. 65 to the bunting which goes to the GT a [bled up the standings. Bucknell 14: Penn State, 0, “ dutstanding for the 3 Sebi Richardson, and one granddaughter. GET BACK SUITCASE | gusvivays: Daughter Mrs. Thelma Gilati . % urling { i r outs ing e; sisters, Mrs. Rosie Becker and Mrs, M Ine Tri wrecked the “Ramblin Park U ndefeated in | of the four games plaved Ar» ov. Galoge Of FIG o (afer) WILLIAM OTIS CHADWELL, 217) \WITH $3000 INNGEMS c=. The | rsh o e t : 2 ‘ th I St { (day, three were distinct upsets. The California, 48; California Aggies, 0 (seec- ‘Markets Swamp S. Holmes Ave, is to be buried to- SHED VIRTE Mrs. Liza Mapl 80 worl 3th . . : - 3 ’ 8 e hifi? i take | Tu 0 Foo a ar S biggest surprise was when the Chi- Or 27; Newberry, 14 morrow at Floral Park following fu- | Sjixvivors: Daughters, Mrs Bertha Reiver, ] ast ! lo . 4} . . wc perehr : Mrs argaret ; 5 ss to the hed in the tougher bat- | SREY SEEN cago Bears, a - me Neg EEL I Lh ge RETR 0. ‘DeMolay Eleven |neral services at 10 Se m. at the Mr. and Mrs. L. D, Cole, Louis- Maple: 5058, Russel BE. a0 Deena Ee th i he q | Park School eleven today stood | division, lost their first game of the Central, 19, Towa Weslevan, 1. . George W. Usher Funeral Home. | ville, Ky., were again in possession | Prorhers Shelby and Curtis. WES Lara He a re | undefeated as a result of its second season to the Cleveland Rams, 14-7. sesiation nis. A Teachers, 19; Aliance| Richardson's Markets swamped| we died Saturday after a long] = Ie. ab: S000: tod we ouTH BEND—Mrs. Sarah A. Berkheia u { . > | Je 1S y { ; urvivors Steps david . Same Old Thing | triumph’ Saturday. They defeated| The Bears still remained in the lead |° ra Ber 15: Chadron Teaeners. o. | the DeMolay eleven, 57 to 0, at illness, He was 65. |of jewels valued a oday. sr. 08. 8 OE nin, David” 7, Go over to Champaign—we did Howe Military Academy, 39 to 7, but right in back of them were the | Lotumbis, a0: rm, ie Massachinsers | Brookside yesterday. | He is survived by three daugh- Saturday night the traveling bag Reece. Mrs. Marvin Vick and Mrs. Otto 1 r Bb gN- -4 hh C Y 3 { . . = EY . ww | i . and the picture was a rerun of that on Park Field. DELIDH Jens Sho conhtrsued an’ SU Cael. 900 Harvard. | In the first quarter Dan Veza,| ters. Mrs. Edna Decker, Ps Mary | containing the gems was given by| STAR CITY—Levi Grostefon. 87. Sur of the previous week at Ohio State.| Marion (Red) Carter scored the upset by licking the Green Bay aH NIT ALIN Aggies, 1. | former Manual High School star, Smith and Mrs. Velma Ric ey, all! mistake to Earl Montgomery, 1049 Givers: Wife; sons, Oliver, Ralph and RE bh 0 : 3 g first touchdown with a 20-yard run Packers 17-7. They moved into sec-| partmouth, 23; Princeton, o. ; ‘ ; ifnutes slay, |Of Indianapolis; seven brothers. yw sath St. at the Union Station, |C il Che two-point safety in the sec- ‘ Pa Dayton, 26: Cineinnati, 3 scored after three minutes of pla ‘a. El | SYRACUSE—Clyde FE. Stuckman, 55. 7 Glan W % “gift to the in the first quarter which was fea- ond place and Green Bay dropped Dehance. 6. Holbtook. 4 iter. | Herb Brunner passed to Bill Cal= Kenneth, Orestes, Noble, Ira, pe When Mr. Montgomery arrived Survivors: Wife, Rose: foster dauchter. ong Jguarier NS & < 4 tured by a 55-yard drive by Park to third. Cleveland is fourth while| Detroit Tech, 13; Ferris Institute, 0. | ct ; in- Herbert and Grover Chadwell, and | ome he noticed the mistake and | Mrs Russell Ryman; sisters, Mrs. George Hoosiers. It dotted a scoreboard . TE ; : : : Drexel, 19; Susquehanna, bert for the extra point. Vesa in sister, Mrs, Leola Sproule, all of | ers, Mrs. Jessie Snyder, Mrs. Cail nd a first half which prompted Bud Harrell scored another marker fifth-place Chicago's Cardinals did] JFE";! Colgate 0. |tercepted a DeMolay pass and Ed 2 sister, Mrs, Leola Sj ’ | reported it to the station. Mr. Cole| Berkey and Mrs. Arthur Whittle; brothers, and a first half which p p >arter passed to Bud Pack for | not play Elmhurst, 26; Aurora, 0. Indianapolis. lso had noticed d reported ti gj Chnses, Willlam and George, most of the spectators to ignore the and Carter passed t play. Emory-Henry, 0; King College, 0 (tie) | Priller crossed the goal with Calbert | a ohn OLICE STIG Teor a | TIPTON—Mrs. Louise Becker, 68. Sur proceedings and inquire of the re- a third before the first period ended. The Washington Redskins, also| Fordham, 3 Waynesburg, 8. place kicking the extra point. | JOHN H. CARROLL, retired em-| error. An exchange of bags Ie-|vivore Dausiier “Guise Becker, hour sults of other games and how was| The second quarter was sSCOreless,' nqefeated, lost undisputed posses- Be Senne, & Pennsylvania | Dick Davenport in the second ployee of the Federal Bureau of sulted. ; | Grishaw, Rose Becker and Mrs. Nellis the Yank-Cub tilt going. | with the Park reserves holding 0d sion of the Eastern lead by dropping | military, o. Ss : period, romped across for the third | Animal Industry, died early today| In the Cole bag were a diamond | WALDRON—Mrs. Alta Wright. 76. StpEven Mr. Chet Grant and Mr. | Howe eleven to even terms. Ken, 10-7 decision to the New York | Gettsshues, Ti Albright, 0. xe. touchdown but Marley's attempted at his home, 218 W. 43d St., after | bracelet valued at $1500; a platinum Mors: Husband, Albert; daughter, Mrs Bill Cerney, scouting Illinois for Hare added another score in the|Giants The up and coming Brook- g Ctoreetown (Washington), 33; Roanoke, plunge failed, and the half ended, |two years illness, He was 75. | pocket watch valued at $350 and |houser, Mrs. Minnie Brum ang Funke Notre Dame were ‘watching the | third period. Bill Clauer completed | [lyn Dodgers, paced by Ace Parker | Gustavus Adolphus, 19; Macalester, 0. 99 tq 0. | Born in Bedford, Mr. Carroll had |other jewels and clothing valued at Blanch MacPheron; brothers, Ora and scoreboard for the Irish-Georgia Park scoring in the final quarter | | moved into a tie with the Redskins Hor rons, 28: Teg heny, 0. | Priller, a former Cathedral ace, lived here 40 years. He was a past | $1150. WASHING TON—Mzrs, Mary E. Brothers, Tech score more than they were Mr, | With two touchdowns, while Jack | [by licking Pittsburgh 17-7. Rillsaate, 8 io INaR, Hoan: |scored on a 25-yard run in the third [master of Pentalpha Lodge, Key- | Opa Nrvivors Sons, August, Robert, Burt, Zuppke's voung men { Glendenning intercepted a pass to Idle Philadelphia, which had heen Howard Pash, 5: Texas Wesleyan, 0, [quarter and kicked the point. After stone Chapter, F. & A. M. He is OIL MEN TO STUDY | trice Brothers. Mis Beer or So : pp Ids hav Sive 15 ents | score for Howe. | 4s i ! h Br Kv Hobart, 13; Hamilton, i3 (tie). the kickoff the DeMolay team start- survived by his wife, Mrs. Adda | [Ethel Colbert and Mrs. Mayme Harbor You wouldn't have given JC . ET ee, — | tied for second with roo yn, Huron, 8; Augustana, 0. . : : Ya py ‘og : 5 vo Fl Mit | | WESTFIZI Lorenz, . " for either team or taken both at a| |dropped into a tie for third with| Idaho, 27: North Dakota State, 0. er an aerial attack and for the first Carroll; a niece, Mrs. oa 5 FAIR TRADE LAWS Survivers: Daughters. Mrs. ord Newby bargain two-for-a-quarter in the made 14 first downs and Illinois 9, [ the Giants, who moved up out of ANS, by Nebracke, A [time threatened to score but the chell, and a nephew, Stet ny aii and. Nn on Drovles; sister, Mrs. Mare fi half, so dead, so slow, so slug- and still, the Bloomington broad- | ips cellar and Pittsburgh went| Kansas, 38: Washburn, ii. Market eleven stiffened and took chell, Indianapolis; two ore Me : ; On ATLUE, —— oith was the contest side couldn't make it. | down to 18st Renper Milrars 15 Dutver: Stockton, 6. possession. Hardin and Clermont Carroll, I bt State fair trade laws that permit . D1 as tl vest. . ast. ake Forest, 20; Knox, 0, y | — i far aR . Indiana got its two points in the| Bo, let 'em roar out of that dress- | Next Sunday's schedule: Washes] LaNrence 18: Carleton, 1 | The remainder of the game found Vernon. 9 Wed manufacturers to specify resale Used Radio Bargains second frame when young George ing room instead of that leisurely] to Fs H it: Philadelphia at ne ste SR ® | the Markets in control as they piled | Services will be at 2 p. m. Wednes- 5rjeceg for branded products will be Rettinger let Jim McDonald's pass canter, and see if it doesn’t help. ington a uo; CIpAla Bbl Mame, 21: New Hanipshire, 0, up the score. day at the Flanner & Buchanan giseussed at a convention of the ] Tarze Variety “es 95 z S 3 } i \ New York; Cleveland at Pittsburgh;| Marchail, 41: Miami (OXIOFd, 0.), 0. | Mortuary, with burial at Crown qq Ind i Petrol console and table t $ Il between his legs and over the Pep up, Indiana, pep up! : ; ; SR ldlana ndependent etroleum 0 mm i WECH ! 8° - I ) y 4 Chicago Bears at Chicago Cardi- Michigan State, 18; Illinois Wesleyan, 0 Hill. The Rev. E. Arnold Clegg, of Yo ot models. All makes fr end zone. Oh, what a game at South Ben 1s: Brooklvn-Green Bav at Mile] Michigan, 45: Chicago, 1. Jugoslavs Score . : Bik °F Chirehs and Association at the Severin Hotel I ELAWARE But in that last half, folks, the on Nov. 12 when the Fighting Irish DR it : - : Middiebuty, 1 Lens Guard, 0. : the Capitol Ave, ye he 1, and Wednesday and Thursday, R. M. BLUE POINT I ELAWARE determined Crimson turned the per- meet those mighty Minnesota Wal Sees sa Mississippi State, 18; Louisiana Tech, 0. Victory Over Irvington {Seners ol ot Ee Smith, association president said formance into an aerial circus, Gophers who could only “gopher” | ar ppt 11; Mississippi State TER! 0 |officia e at the services. ______|today. | - chilled the Illini spine and might one touchdown against the inspired . Moberly Junior College, 9; Principia, 6. | The Jugoslavs (etente) the : 9 : Charles J. Bensky, counsel for Ne La FN a 3 S have won if Joe Nicholson and Har- |Purdue Boilermakers! cores ose mn Huntans LAR 32 Hofsten. o Irvington Merchants, 20 to 6, mE automobile accident. The game is|the Petroleum Dealers’ Chamber of | old Hursh had not been so wild with| Purdue hogged two quarters of | Mount Union, 18: Heidelberg, 0. Smith-Hassler Senior league oi to be played later in the season, Commerce, New York, will be one | WL, RIVATE the volley of passes which they brilliance before they weakened un-| Hillerest Meet tg I EE at Riverside Yesterday. A 6-yard| eras A of the principal speakers. Others | threw : der a Gopher passing and runing | i Nevada, 2%}; Cliieo State, 0. line plunge by Frank Cerney, oy I'he Fall Creek Red Devils Gown will be Robert M. Bowes of Indian-| MIXTURE 3 ' . : : {1 New or D5 utgers, 6. 5 av; y i , ! | i 11% : Joe repeatedly whipped the ball attack which did not stop until B® = Nor{heastern, 6: Bates 0 halfback, gave the Jupusiavs he} the East Side yesterday 31 to 6, a lapolis, R. E. Williams of Indian- PIPE beautifully for Sistgnie but there had gone 71 yards for the only and | iis Northwestern 13; La I. feck. o. | RISE score and Harry Zunk, after [rosie Park yesterday. |apolis, E. V. Weber of Reading, O,, TOBACCO was no one there to take it. Maybe winning marker Competition was close in the Oberlin, 12: RED yo11, : » Ula recovery of a Merchant fumble, ‘and Richard Mills of Indianapolis. that criticism is oh hars sh because Purdue was the underdog, but ‘pro-amateur” tournament at Hili=| oOhia Northern, 26: Capital, 13. [ran 18 yards for the second touch | Four teams today were still unde- rr ————————— ; t a1 ndiaha pitches, 14 fell into they forced the favorite and forced crest yesterday with two threesomes] Qklaboma, 13: esas 0 o | down. 'feated in the Parochial League One pipeful proves the betwaiting hands and were good for it until the last down. There should tying for second place and three for Plana. I pt i" Stanlev Brown, left halfback, in= sponsored by the Sportsman's INDIANA PRODUCTION ter taste and greater value < 1 C v - + A Ss ”» y 5 ey gains of 188 yards. be no gloom on the Lafayette cam- fourth. Peru Teachers, 51; Midland, 6. tercepted a pass and raced 67 yards| Store. The winners chalked up their | : : us Truly, Indiana never had a pus. | Kenneth Yates, A. C. Crum and RE Layee, 0. for the onlv Irvington score in the|second victories Saturday, having] OF COAL INCR EASES in this green 15¢ tin. The chance on its running attack The | Irish Shine Even More IL. S. Sheppard won first honors REN ordi Catia, Tech, 6 : ‘ third quarter, won the season's initial tilts the| ene more vou smoke—the betitt A a \ Sets 4; N ok : ode Islan State, 31: American In- ; SOP § { ir ‘By & WwW ¢ | “ist Illini rushed 101 yards on the It's a long way down there to with a best ball of 67. R. Smith, | AMG NX Fonzy Mouser scored the third previous week, : : Indiana coal production for the ter vou'll like it sprintin 1o offense. but Indiana—well Atlanta, but ticking wires tell the Bob Arnold and Elmer Fox shot a| Richmond. es Hampden-Sydney, 0. {touchdown for the Jugoslavs with a| St, Catherine's defeated St. Joan week ending Sept. 24 spurted to . . eir running attack was checked story of Notre Dame's 14-to-6 tri- 68 to tie with Charles Fenner, Dale Bente Rese Institute, 6: 90-yard zig-zag run which climaxed of Are, 13 to 0; Cathedral won from 330,000 tons compared to 253.000 At Your Dealer’ " nine minus umph over Georgia Tech and its Lentz and Fred McNeely for second Sp Sineiews, ay Rigoxivn: 6. a long drive down the field. | Little Flower, 19 to 8, and St. Phil-| "cha previous week, the Na-| ee et WR I { i 3 te St. John's, 19; St. af t Ferd ’ SAG | : : ’ But the heaves—and that wild bolstered bid to be named to A-1 and third prizes. St. Joseph's (Pa.), 27; City College (New Facans 9 , d spert-| IPS beat Holy Cross, 56 to 0. | tional Bituminous Coal Commission array of tosses threw cheers into team of American football. | Ted Lester, LP. Chandler and | Y¥Fy bie university, 0 wichita Univers] , 100 Fashion Sane E i Se The league's best game Saturday| .., ted today. This was below the the hearts of the Indiana partisans, It must have embarrassed such an Fred Wilson; Francis Riebe, Henry | sity. 0 (tis) dan ended in a 6-to=6 tie a q the | was the battle between Holy Trinity |output of 379,000 tons for the corand worry inte the Iillini bench— old football genius as Elmer Lavden Dallman and E. W. Pfafflin: and! St. Norbert, 9 Sih Dakota Sate & dan. The host ig on eps | ANd St. Patrick's, Holy Trinity won, | ooo io” Geek in 1037, however. | yrought the & ame out of the when the Engineers caught his boys T. A. Tochterman, Bob O'Neil and| Springheld, 13: Clarkson, 3 first marker but the Cleaner (20 to 13. The Lady of Lourdes elev= a: ot ON EVERYTHING brought the ball g € > | San Franeiseo, 11; Santa Barbara Stat in tl ext period. National Coal production during doldrums into something worth so off guard that such plays as the Clark Young all had 69¢ for fourth 4 ™ ’ ; » atel evened the score In the next | h en, defeated last week, drew a bye ie week of Sept. 24 was 7,840,000 ee ee watching end around and the Statue of Lib- place prizes. 4 Scranton Keystone, 4%: Susquehanna The Cleaners are to prac | in the second round. tons compared to 7,372,000 tons for Diamonds - Jewelry a g. ‘ = | Rls Sorel . ‘ $ 372, $ With the Bo’s boys out in front, erty caught them napping and | Plavers were divided inte three "Shepherd College, 18: Army Medics Car | Vednesday night for their game a the previous week and 9,593,000 tons Typewriters - Shotguns the Illini marched to & touchdown helped pave the way for a Dixie groups, according to their handicaps Mise (Pao, 20 Notmias, 1, | YUNCie Sunday. Ramblers Hold Soldiers for the corresponding week in 1037, | Autos-Watches in the second quarter and that score marker against them. and a member of each group formed | Southern California, 11: Ohio State. t. | seine m— fl was the spark which made it a ball] But then, Notre Dame's nd the threesome. Noun Dao Meee widen, 0. [Crusaders Defeat To Scoreless Tie GOOD PLANE, ANYWAY! a> game to watch. stock in trade in this autumh Pusl| gioniand defeated a Hillerest| Stanford, 8; Washington state, 0, | . h | Swarthmore, 18; Union, 15 ? + Oross R ers played| James Bennett Jr, 234 S. State] Punk Passing Blamed HS nr Sn yh ba nan team, 10 to 7'., in an interclub| Syracuse, 5% Maryland, 0, Crafstmen The Holy Cro ep] | St., told police today that his gas| {gau leading, they finally took care tel t Hilicrest Saturday Tennessee, 7: Auburn, 0 - Y s | to a scoreless tie with the Ft. Har- " In they came and out they came, of the Engineers Hiakeit 4 Hicrest Saturday: Toledo, 26; Ohio Wesleyan, 0. The City Independent feague | | engine powered model airplane, car- \ ; i 10se sturdy 1ads of Indiana, each 0 H A ne! hing! = Tulane, 13: Noth Caroling, oA a. |closed its second week of play with rison eleven yesterday. Both teams | rying a heavy fuel load, took off at 6 I "WASH oT LI xX old everyining! Tulsa, 3 ‘ashington (St. Louis), 0. d yostpones= | ” Ye { « OA, 0 10 doubt, with message 10! \ AAS ‘ 5 ‘ | es I . C. IL. A, 13: Washington, 0, a vietory, a tie; and a {| (missed opportunities to score in the| 16th St. and Tibbs Ave. yesterday or I) oe or at it they Were It's not poor old Evansville to 69 S B t Ba Union (Tenn). 12; Millsaps, 6, | ment. third SP. | and has been unreported since ‘then. [ go this OL us Clafeu Wk day. They lost 11 straight without At Pleasant Run Uistnus, i: Dickinson, 3 (tie), The Holy Oross Crusaders de- | rd que : mea me — an pe—— : in luck, the breaks were against (he taste of a score. But lo and PA a 1 arate, 0. ted the South Side Oraftsmen,| Ft, Harrison made a completed - ’ ‘ y A } ky, oC N em behold, on last Saturday afternoon! Fred Gronauer, Johnny Vaughn,| Yermont, 9; Colby, 6. v | 22 RS Xe hard=fousht encounter |Pass behind the goal line but the WATCH REPAIRING The first half was fought entire- th~ Purple Aces made up their minds Raymond Von Spreckelson and Roy TT Ya aA Mary, 0 lat @ ie Park. Mangun in the ball was out of bounds Iy in Indiana tervitory. It looked seqainst Wabash's littler Little Sieloff won (he “por-amatenr” tour= Vireinia Mlitary, 1: Clemson, 1 (tie), [oO UIA y kle | Holy Cross, after a sustained drive Our Expert Watchmakers will clean, hopeless for the invaders. But when | Wake Forest. 20; South Carolina, 19, |packfield and Thinnes, left tackle, t } do'diers’ 1-vard line. was regulate, adjust, put in a jewel, Main no} AB : Giants and won down there along nament at Pleasant Run yesterday| wachington-lee, 6: West Virginia, 6 were outstanding for the winners, |'0 the So.dier ye y idl spring or balance staff if needed for 1e CHI deserted ground war- the Ohio River. The score was 27 with a best ball of 69. J. - Bavic-Eikine | The Shawnee A. O. gridmen bat-| held for three downs. A field goal only ; rn * 0 : TH | oe : 1 es irginia Wesleyan, 6: Davis-Elking, Ole ¥ « . 3 y siete Ivy G t ° And took 10 ine (Studs i to 0. Evansville fans went delitious.| At 70, four teams were tied for; yo: van, © DAvIeEIn | 4 the Beech Grove team to a (ON the fourth down was wide, | Al Work Abselutels Guaranteed. = Do ® Yok od like it was going to be their, pepayw was on the training field second place honors. They were Chet ne et. State, 19; Southeastern 19-to<12 decision at Beech Grove Campbell was outstanding for the It vou can't’ bring. vour watch in vou > ( a 2=10= : < | At “ 5 may mail |i 0 us and we will return game. : Eis y ; ‘ | Warnes : A Ava | : ] : {Fort team while Pardue, Mec- N A today getting ready for the Butler Warner, H. F. Lollor, I. McMullen Westérn Kentueky Teachers, 6: How: Bath t gs took to the air to score it to you without delay. Nicholson threw and Hursh, the 36E % an : . Ry arg, (Both teams : : Hi ; Brown were out-| ha > threw but their aim was Bulldogs here next Saturday, and and James Pulliam; Bill Charles, A | Western Maryland, 13: Washington | their points, Bndsley scored the |Glinchey and rs phoore, c x © feeling pretty confident about the Johnson, Harry Busses and Ted) (Ma.). o. first Shawnee touchdown and Bow- Standing for the Ramblers, 101 ~ y vl ie of T 9 v € | a— not so good diated chances. Blackwell; Paul Allen, Jack Laffey. foarte Fachizan State Tecahers, i tan raced 70 yards to score their | . : It Nhs reckless PT CR ech DePauw didn't have much trou- Ted Madden and Jake Delker; and| Wisconsin 81: Towa, 13. second tally and tie the game. ALL THE WAY JEWELRY & LOAN CO. gave Illinois its second touchdown. Ireensast s ‘dav i ; Strick “A ; | - oh i : al= py ¥ . «were the nniv They were phssing GoW there deep ble at Green astie aturday In Harold Stricklin, Bernie Clemons, H. HIGH SCHOOLS I'ne English Avenue Boys’ Club | The Detroit Tigers were 1 y 213 E. WASHINGTON ST. Colne A ase, ore olf smearing Lawrence Tech of Detroit, Gropp and Steers | Broad Ripple. 11: Sheridan. 1a ve. Spades A, C. game, scheduled club in the major leagues to play On (his one, Henaton proed 47 to 6. It was their third straight - Dugger, 1%: Rlogmrield. im [for Christian Park. was postponed out a full schedule of 154 games| — —— es ur 1 Rose Poly made it a track meet ; North Side (Ft. Wayne), 13; Central (Ft f injuries received by this last season, The Bengals even " Ww y. "6 hecause © injuries 3 Dy { SU § ' 3 18 target, but, it ig mye, fas in defeating McKendree, 45 to 0, Bobbitt to Lead J Miehian City, 7%: south Side (Ft. members of the Spades eleven in an included one tie game. Kenny ammerman, Who all aiter- at Terre Haute i Wayne) ; ! | me cer a em sss - seen. oon had been playing & lot of end| gal] State grabbed itself the State Senior Golfers PS Tole (FL Waren, G1 Ga ar or fF WW WF WF HF FF A A Te eh ee ON ISS THIS for Illinois, tipped the leather into Nn S \ LEBANON, Ind, Oct. 10 (U. P)).| West Lafayette, 26: Moroces, 0 D T i th f pp Ralph El Norinal chool championship vith| Be bhi , Worthington, 23; Plainfield Rove’ School, | HH A T S Cc L E A N ED A N D B i 0 C K E D e arms of sophomore Ralph Ehni, |, 13.5.9 victory over the Indiana —Bennett Bobbitt of Kokomo today sq, ho * A " w ho scampered goalward with only |giate Sycamores at Muncie. Ball assumed his duties as president of - - | on SENSATION L OFFER oe stingy time to play. State has a football team this year. |!he Indiana Senior Golf Association SUNDAY SCORES | ® Ladies * Men's Suits » ACT Now! LIMITED TIME ONLY! Indiana might as well make up, pasriham came back after a fivst- after his election yesterday follow- PRO RESULTS * Heel Caps. .. C Pressed C . its mind that if it is to assert itself game reverse and topped the Frank- ing the awarding of trophies to win= (National League) * AN g Di “Q f th inti ) 038 1 New York, 10; Washin ton, 7 : it is to be overhead, The Crimson ijn Griszlies, 7 to 0, at Richmond ners of the association's 1038 golf| Jew York, Ih WWachin : re and thrusters And when 1t| Shere the traffic lights would stop 'OXINCY the cf hip With a | Siveland, 14; Chicago Bears, 1, S i AR SERVICE SHOPS : ners and thrusters nd when i nning the championship with al Loh Wi tried "any romping, those MNlinois A ; 156 total for 36 RoI, Freeman Pl a. monadventan iC Mt SG Marv's o| abbE Fe ——— . * forwards battered the Crimson line. | Hanover Shows Style Davis of the Highland Golf and] Scranton, 12; Lakate, on, 00" a Neo. 1=56 8S. Illinois | pickup and Delivery No, 2==130 N. Illinois | i tT ite “ab ; St. Joseph's team just can't seem C trv Club : : 4 Nia ara, 20; Providence ¥ LI=0274 Service Downtown LI-0775 » men inte the shins of their own Ch bo ountry Club, Indianapolis, bested | TAFY's (Mich.), 6: Ascimption, ® ’ BACKS. e make it. The Qardinas Jost an- his nearest opponent, Dr. M. FE. | st. pimbrose, 14; Columbia (fa.), 0. * x | Bob Haak of All-America timber. other to the 1lans © alparaiso Clark, by five strokes. Clark took St. Mary's, i Loyola (Los Angeles), 0. | » ¥ » a fp Ap A 5h x fr kN x y ry ro.

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