Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 October 1938 — Page 17

. WEDNESDAY, OCT. 12, 1938

Polo Is Fixture on Local Sports Calendar

Buck, Maj. Robert V.

Alfred Maj.

T. Alfonso Maraist and

phin, Conrad (Bruz) Ruckelshaus, Sapia-Bosch, Berlin (Curly) McQuinn, Thomas Ruckelshaus.

From Ft. Harrison and Rolling Ridge Polo Club come these players who form the Red and Yellow Jacket teams that clash at Ft. Harrison Sunday. From left to right, Lieut. T. L. Bowers, Samuel Sut-

Hard Riding Game Wins Support of Indianapolis

Rolling Ridge and Ft. Harrison Players Popularize Fast Pastime: Matches Draw Crowds of 4000.

Pony polo in Indianapolis is no longer merely a “400” affair. At least once this summer it has been a 4000 affair. Several years ago the expensive automobiles of the wealthier fans | barely filled one side of the field. | § Lately, the cars—with a liberal sprinkling from the low-priced field— | have been packed three Geep on each side. { Robert Hassler would enjoy seethat. He would find quite a contrast betweer his season’ games and the ones he played in back in 1919 on a field that is now the center of the Speedway race track. Mr. Hassler, who now lives at i the et ie a dangers is playing when the turf is i iv L ov Wu < 2 J . rau hey ably the sport's first enthusiasts in SOSS. THE horses stumble ii Indianapolis. Together with Russell Fortune Sr., J. C. Cooley, Jesse Andrews and Cecil Fowler, both of Lafayette, they used to play on that bumpy field. Mr. Cooley was generally conceded to be the best player. He has played on international teams in the East since leaving Indianapolis.

city. Ee “has eight mounts which he values at $7500. Mr. Sutphin stable of three mounts and | Thomas Ruckelshaus three. They keep them at Rolling Ridge. | | Polo is no sport for softies. Fatali- | ties aren't uncommon and injuries e numerous. One of the greatest

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Players are given handicaps which, except in tournaments, don’t mean a thing as far as actual play S concerned. The thing sums up to this—the higher the rating, the higher the compliment. Alfred Buck, Conrad Ruckelshaus | and Maj. Maraist have three-goal ratings while Mr. Sutphin, Maj. E. A. Williams and Tom Ruckelshaus hold two-goal ratings. Players Shift Positions

One reason for polos increasing popularity is that it’s simple to understand. There are four players on each team. No. 1 and No. 2 players | are offensive men. No. 3 man tries to get the ball! away from the other team and pass it to his forwards. No. 4 defends in the backfield. i If No. 4 finds himself in No. 1 position, down by his own goal,

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Builds Two Fields

The following year Mr. Hassler spent a considerable sum in build-| ing the two fields at Rolling Ridge Polo Club. He was dissatisfied with the Speedway turf and, at that time, it was too far from the city. Several others, among them Samuel Sutphin and Charles Schaf, then took an interest in the game. The officers at Ft. Harrison always provided opposition to the Rolling Ridge riders. There were Capt. Junior Reed, Lieut. James

Times Photos. A hard rider and an accurate shooter is Conrad Ruckelshaus shown above mounted on Gray Dawn. He plays at Aiken, S. C., in the winter in addition to being one of Rolling Ridge Polo Club's best player's during the summer and fall.

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then he plays that position until he gets back where he belongs. The same with the other ihree. There are six chukker suistvel] nd one-half minute periods—and | few penalties or rules. A goal] counts one point. How good a player is depends on how weil he rides, how hard and straight he can hit, and how clever he may be when quick decisions are needed. la

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Ruckelshaus yell ° “Leav e D Pin tte wring a game. Then you £ 1 and Moore ia r that he’s riding dow: 1 — a wri Figo ios or a CARDS DROP FIVE The Shortridge freshman football | smashing shot—which is what he squad, under the direction of Coach AFTER TIE TUSSLE Thomas Woods, will play their first] (game of the 1933 season tomorrow when they meet the Broad Ripple |

usually does. He has plaved the] game from Hawaii to Florida. Rhinie team on Shortridge field at | {3:30 p. m.

At Aiken in Spring | The summer season isn’t enough (U: P.).—Coach Milan Creighton of for Conrad Ruckelshaus now. He .3¢ Chicago Cardinals professional ‘ football team today released five| The Blue Imps have been scrim- | maging daily for the past week] with the reserves in preparation for |

. 4 ik S in Marc nd]. a . ne Op 8 Mate he players after the Los Angeles Bullpri ery Yea I —a this game. Schenk, Skinner and! Alderr will probably start for

E +) geis to play dogs tied the Cards, 14-14, in an Conrad is nicknamed—gets 10 PIaY exhibition contest here last night. with such stars as Tommy Hitch-| Shortridge in the back field.

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| MOSIER—William Walter, age 48 years, | survived by his wife, Martha Deemin Mosier; children Ellsworth, Jean, Lillia and James, and brothers, Mauntry of Glens Valley and Oran of Gary. Funeral | — at the ROYSTER & ASKIN roan 1902 N. Meridian, Friday, 2 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Glen Haven. Fri2nds may! call at the bome, 2850 Winthrop Ave. after 2 p. m. Wednesday.

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| HOGAN TRANSFER AND STORAGE CORP Local and Coast to Coast Moving FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE BUILDING Open Storage—Fireproof Locker Storage | Packing—Crating—Shipping ISAFETY RESPONSIBILITY ECONOMY | Be Massach setts Avenue RI.3396| (3 Transfer and Storage—LI-8031, 227 4 S152 AES St. Clair. ‘‘Careful White Drivers.

_Es ti stimates given. ~ Houses & Lots for Sale 25).

Hall- Hottel @o.~ LI. 2541 ‘SMALL PAYMENT DOWN

like rent, buys a new reconof joned 7-room home at 33 S. Tuxede 400 east), 3 bdrms., entirely modern; Owner. Open for inspection daily, HU- -6660.

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Real Estate for Trade

145 "ACRES, NEAR SPEEDWAY “ON 21ST— °6 rms.. barn, level land. Rented till next vear. Will trade contract for small Soule & . MOSLANDER; 214 N. Beville, CH- 502 7

Real Estate Wanted 27

Wie acquiring property Ioilow the safe method. Demand an abstract of title. Have it examined by your attorney.

HOMES, rent, Er Ie

“singe or double, tor r sale or tor 7491, HU-2418, HE-4844. REGORY & APPEL. INC.

Real Estate Loans

Union Title Company

155 E. MARKET ST. Union 1 Title Buildine.

$200 Down—$19 Per Month

A very ve 5-room bungalow with hasement and toilet, on corner Jot near car 1 sf ol, stores, etc. See r. Clayton, HE-4803, Bodelt y RI- 7472.

905 Broadway

je-room moder 'n bungalow. Out-of-To wants to sell. Call JOHN R. WELCH & SONS. LI- 3424. 'ARSEN: AL—5- -room bungalow, com4643 ely reconditioned for only $2400.00; 109, down. Mr. Ostrom, RI- 1419, RI-9228. PAUL L. M'CORD CO. Lemcke Bldg.

3751 1 PARK_NOW J VAC ACANT Six-rm. mod. bungalow. Ideal location, | 66. May be purchased at a | sale price of $4500. Mr. Woodruff, |

OLIVER H. CLARK AGENCY, 2 ; fh ( 4 =|

. on Silver St. | FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN Ass

, water | FM ARP INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA ss

nome and For details

Trust Company,

When vou - considep the purchase of a home, WITHOUT ONE CENT OP COST. vou can learn from us Jd it can be financed.

the oipense of closing is very maderate. 1 suc savings possible, reme mber to make Railroadmen’s vour FIRST stop for a Home Loan.

When loan 1s made,

very low BR-4874. L1-5396.

'5.RM. COTTAGE

on Li ents gas e $1500 100 down Mr. Davis

| DAVIS REAL ESTATE Co. A: Diy ro 2ith : Modern

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REPO ILL BUILD vou a new “modern | | wit BL it 907% under FHA write Box 656. TIMES

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ILLINOIS, 1 rear Recondit joned. = $250 cash. Mr. LI-6035. 0406-1. FRANK S. CLARK Co. RR ATT BET hiro nlo ade o 1631 HILLSIDE —5- room modern bungalow WILL TAKE old electric shaver 1 in rel on WI nl Eset), (eenns | RIC RAZOR EXC. 641 11. “Bldg. LI-8653. ditioned, $2850.00; ¢ own r trom. RI-1419, eves., RI-9228. PAUL L. [952 VIOLIN dl OR ANYTHING M'CORD CO., 615 Lemcke Bldg. _OF VALUE. LI-1743. NEAR 16TH AND COLLEGE i 20-room nome, 4 baths, garages. Ideal! Pets—Poultry—Livestock 32 for large rooming house; newly painted Price, only $4500. GEORGE E. STEWART, 506 Inland Bldg. RI-8862 ot DOUBLE, semi-modern, east, 2400; 5 rm. a side; brick porches; gar.; paved st.; rent, $33 mo.; bargain, $2500; terms. HUDELSON, 2619 E. 12th. CH-6: 6204 Ei = 5300 EAST | corner building lot E. 10th at 60x140: reasonable. Call

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AUCTION SALE— “Friday, —oOet. 14, 1838, at Camden, Ind., 1100 choice Hereford stock cattle, calves. yearlings and 2-year-olds hoth steers and heifers. Guarantee against death from sickness for 30 days. WERTHEIMER CATTLE CO. Camden, Ind.

SEVERAL GOOD FARM MARES—ALl with 1 and few good geldings. JACOB LI-3596. Sun.. CH-6318. KOOTMAN, 1 mile south of New Bethel, BYR | State Road 29 3715; new Z-bedroom semi- wm ——————— modern bungalow with 5 large lots. Bar- Blood-tested WHITE ROCK PULLETS for gain. '2 block west of 730 °S. Sherman| winter laying; also seckerels, i= fries, Drive. CH-0899. | 75th and Hague Road. BR-5

{DE QUINCY, N., 802—Modern 2-story, 6 JERSEY HEIFER. ALSO SHOATS. § 30TH

Excellent Whittier Pl.,

oi aal location, good neighbor- | VER. 4500 E. TWO semi-modern houses for sale owner. Excellent condition. | DR-6686. | - | READY -BUILT bungalows; built on ar foundation; thiee 4-room styles. Choice, ‘GRAPES } __$635. MODERN BUILDERS, 324 E. 16th. Beginning STRICTLY MODERN SIX ROOMS |30¢ bushel 1639 Hoyt Ave.; double garage: $2600; |<< SN $100 down. $30 month. BE-4703-W. 5165 BALTIMORE—Five-room modern | bungalow, insulated. Jouble garage; side drive: $3800 HU-672

Colored Look or

double; $50 down. Your rent me at once, 214 N. Beville. CH-

i¥anm Produce—Flowers 33

New York Concord while 200 bushel last, $1.50 bushel, Wednesday morning Apples and up. Bring containers, Rural,

Merchandise for Sale 34 ~ 2439-41 North- Kills moths and their lare

western; 6-rm. MothicideX! Liquid or crystal form. ¢11. SeelAt your neighborhood dealer or ALBERT 025. G. MAAS CO. 31 Virgimiag