Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 December 1938 — Page 31

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McNew Paces Bowlers With

Score of 718

Chase Runnerup With Count Of 705; Argus Hits Pins for 703.

Indianapolis League bowlers usually dominate the Wednesday night Shooting Stars and last night’s rolling was no exception.

The fast quintets placed 25 of

their their members in the 600 or better series bracket, leaving oniy 11 spots to be filled by bowlers in other circuits. Top man of the evening was Don McNew who scattered the maples at Pritchett’s with games of 256, 213 and 249 for a 718 total in the Indianapolis League. His team, the

LaFendrich Cigars, lost two ‘of three,

games, however, to the Chasers, but scored a team high of 3221. McNew’s closest rival was Leonard + Chase, leadoff man for the Chasers, who bunched games of 237, 223 and 245 for his 705. Frank Argus helped his L. S. Ayres team to beat the Coca-Colas in the Indianapolis loop by rolling a 703 for third place among the Shooting Stars. On the distaff side Iris Ronk whipped the pins in games of 168, 221 and 154 for a 543 total in the Eli Lilly Ladies’ League, and Fehr bunched a 209. 195 and 150 for a 554 in the Roberson Coal League at the Fox-Hunt drives.

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INDIANA ALLEYS

Stewart-Warner 709

League

704 695

570 554

758—2171 663—1977

610—1658 513—1611

652 1716 T17—2085 611 638 724—1973

FOX-HUNT ALLEYS Roberson Coal League

Marott Shoes ...... 831 724 Carlings Labels ... 717 682

Gold Medals 874 872 Peek Jewelry ...... 722 741

Bowes Seal Fast ... 830 0. Baker, Bros.’ Ceenuen 40 808

ueens Tavein .... 812 807 hite Rocks ... 831 800

LB Ci eT TES Wigdeman Beer ... 684. 685 “ © PRITCHETT ' ALLEYS Indianapolis League ..1163 1044 932 999

1059 10023117 941 1037-2978

1013 941

Receiving .... Maintenance

478

Purchasing «eoeseess 544

Accounting cececcoes

Personnel ceviesien LAS

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820—2527 693—2456

883—2518 771-2319.

805-2424 6972328

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) LaFendrich Cigar SR gars 1014—3221 Bowes Seal Fast ..1056 Russet Cafeteria ....1000

Ajax Beer ~w..isiav:. 959 Marott’'s. «.i.. eee .1032

Yi-S. AYYeS Lveonesss Coca-Cola ii:eave.ss 887

Conkle Fun. Home ..1026 940 Barbasol .- 966 1083

Falls City ~.3..0..4..1070 963 Herf-dones . 970

Interclub League

J. C. C.'Gréen ......1006 914 Exchange - Service .. 886 . 829

Lions’ Testh :@.. 837 941 Ind. Tumbermans.... 913 - 901

Universal Tndians®.. 814 967 Exc’ge Lame Bulls .. 821 917

Mercator ‘Bears 922 Universal Yankees .. . 933

Lions Manes ...... Exchange | nity .... Lions. Claws. %....s Mercator Tigers: .. i. Blues ...

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1011 964

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896—2764 912-2726

937-2718 934—2672

939-2615 806—2596

865—2668 816—2546

898—2611 905—2566

936—2838 961-2627

910—2778 875—24217

154 857 69 74 899 828 927 840

934 865 814 833

975 826

940 928

1. G5 A. B.C. Jr. C. of C. Reds.. Universal Giants © 878 674 STURM ALLEYS sdical League

Malar ..+i..i.vns 028 1044 Appendicitis 921 873

ATLRBItS sorvenssss 01 Albetia isavicaeans 10%

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-s 944 Diabetes: “.. 922 nia

Pneumonia 935 970 933-2838 Diphtheria ... ..... 863 879 -916—2658

FOUNTAIN SQUARE ALLEYS

Mutual. Milk League

Health tiavioaaiinden 992 740 Quality. i esepuaeeess 81 812

PUre ivavavasrensns 832 831 Energy ciseees . 716 754

Nutritious ..ee.. 878 806 Wholesome; 790 768. 728-2286

Fresh) .se.uise.ssi 809 863 860—2532 Service ; 735. 685—2155

Ste John’s Evangelical League

Spreen’s Grocery... 855 1080 1050—2980 Schuster Coal ..... 853 804 10122469

G. H. Herrman ... 966 969 1.916—2851 F, F. Hoheét 859. 959: 908—2726

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Mt. Valley League 981 .'934 951 889

954 932 1030—2916 § 54 _ 945 1903—2902 ~ The 10L Class ‘won the first game tie.

Indianapolis . Towel ‘8638. 91% ~1007—2792 Junior Social Club 908. 935 907—2755

Ferree Service .... 844 922 991—2757 Apex Grill 934 889 812—2635

Southport Rhinies Beat Manual Frosh

The Southport freshmen basketball team extended its victory string to five yesterday by defeating the Manual rhinies, 15 to 11, at Manual.

1014-2986 891-2685

1920—27178 1006—2884

873—2703 816—2609

843 899 886 871

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877—2540 747-2217

25—2509

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Firestone Service.. rs

Shroger Bond ‘Bakers: ...... 101 Class

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The Southport quintet took the|

lead away from Manual early in the game but the contest wasn't decided until the last few minutes in the final quarter. High scorer for the - winners was B. McFarlan with six points. Morris Bernstein and Billy

Arnold each scored four points for

Syracuse Leaders SYRACUSE N. Y., Dec. 8 (U. P.). — William ‘Hoffman, quarterback, and Hugh Daugherty, guard, were elected co-captains of the 1939 Syracuse football team at a testimonial dinner for the squad last night.

1113—3044

IX.

DeOrmond (Tuss) McLaughry, John Jackson McLaughry, Brown University’s 1939 varsity,

Old-Timer of Ring Fights Blindness

ST. LOVIS, Dec. 8 (U. P.).—Jack Tippett, 55-year-old former fighter who knocked out Andy Malloy in 1916 after Malloy had slugged it out for 20 rounds with Jack Demp-

93 |sey, may return to his old trade of

matchmaking here despite the handicap of almost total blindness. Tippett says he has “a, couple of

663 offers” to resume ~matching fightf3%lers, however, but said he is “still

looking around to make sure of the situation.” : Tippett. reached his peak as a fighter when he was matched to

n fight Stanley . Ketchel. Before the 27bout was held, however, Ketchel

was shot and killed. After the Ketchel affair Tippett’s

s own career was decidedly downhill, and when his sight began to fail Z|shortly thereafter he was forced to retire from actual combat.

For years Tippett made his own

604|way as a masseur, trainer, saloon

keeper and fight promoter despite his blindness. -At times he even managed to amass considerable cash.

Toles and Barlund In 10-Round Fight

~ NEW YORK, Dec. 8 (U. P.).— Roscoe Toles, Detroit Negro heavyweight, was a 6-5 favorite today to defeat Gunnar Barlund of Finland in their 10-round ‘redemption fight” tomorrow at the Hippodrome. A few months ago, this bout would have drawn a big gate at Madison Square Garden because both were considered such tough customers that none of the top-

flight heavyweights would meet them.

« But they're fighting 10 reunds at the “Hip” instead of 15 at the Gar-

Iden because each lost to easy opponents in their last trips through the

ropes. Barlund was upset by Lou Nova of Almeda, Cal, and Toles was surprised by Willie Reddish, Philadelphia Negro.

Butler Paddlers To Be in 2 Meets

Nine: Butler University swimming candidates are working out under Coach Bill Martz in. preparation for their opening meet of the season Saturday night with the Hoosier Athletic Club in the H. A. C. pool. Swimming again is a major sport at Butler this season after a lapse of four years, according to Paul D. Hinkle, athletic director.

The Bulldog swimmers also are to

compete with the Indianapolis Athletic Club, Purdue University and the Indianapolis Y. M. C. A. in a swimming carnival at 3 p. m. Sunday in the I. A. C. pool.

Commissioners’ Trip Is Bared by Records

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, (U. 'P.).—At least two members of Missouri’s Athletic Commission were in New 'Yerk: at the time of A the Lewis-Schmeling fight last June 22 and their. expenses were paid from the State Treasury, records in the State Auditor's’ office showed today. The total cost of the trip for Chairman Russell W. Murphy, St. Louis, and Commissioner: Ben J. Harrison, Springfield, was $250.95.

Wabash to Announce + 1939 Captain Here

Wabash College gridders will ‘elect their 1939 captain at their banquet at the Indianapolis Athletic Club on Dec. 14. Letter awards for the

and Head Coach Pete Vaughn, Assistant Coach Lon Goldsberry and

will discuss next fall’s prospects. Stephen C. Noland, editor of the Indianapolis News, whose played on this year’s Wabash eleven, will be the principal speaker. The time is 6:30 p. m. and the Wabash Alumni Club. of Indianapolis is banquet sponsor.:s

VORTEX GAS

"HOOSIER PETE

with pardonable pride. John is believed to be the first-son of a

codch to captain his father’s major football team. |

Dec. 8.

1938 season are to be ‘announced | Freshman Coach Jimmy Patterson

son:

left, views his fine fullbacking boy, Elected ‘captain of

No Dismissal

State Teachers .Coach “Schedules Boxing For Gridmen.

[Italy

| pressions.

~~ERRE HAUTE, Dec. 8—Coach Wally Marks. has, a plan for keeping his football squad at Indiana State-Teachers College in condition. through the winter. Instead of dismissing the gridders, he has organized more than 50 of them into a post-season boxing tournament. The boys will match blows until it is time for spring football practice. As an athlete at the University

routine.

Amateur Boxers Ready for Finals

Prizes will be awarded champions

novice classes in the city-county amateur boxing tournament at South - Side Turner Hall tomorrow night.

Semifinals and finals will be held and the closing schedule calls for

starting at 7:30. The bouts are open to the public and Turner officials have prepared to accommodate a large crowd. Prelim matches were run off last Friday and the attendance exceeded that of last winter on opening night. The tourney is sanctioned by the A. A. U. and it’s the 17th annual. All bouts will be scheduled over the three-round, two-minute route to a decision by the judges. No draw verdicts are permitted and it is reported the young fistic stars are in good shape to withstand slambang action.

DIRE OPEN

approximately 30 bouts with action

of Chicago Marks combined foot- i ball and boxing as a training |

in all divisions of the open and

Bans Alien Sport Equipment ROME, Dec. 8 (U. P.).—Complete elimination of all foreign influences

in local sports is the latest phase in the self-sufficiency drive in Fas-

E cist Taly. :

e campaign was ushered in

{when the sports press and sports

officials stated that the time. had come to purge Italy's sport vocabulary, of all foreign words and €xNow the purging of foreign influences from Italian sports has been “extended to its conclusion— its econorhic phase. : Millions of lire are spent annually for sports equipment and: material. Until: now much of this went to countries which specialized in’ producing this : equipment, such, as the United States and England. ° ;

Now the various sports federations have been ordered rigorously to supervise the athletes and players under their jurisdiction and discourage the use of foreign products. They are to “buy Italian.”

Earlham Schedules 7 Grid Foes for ’39

Times Special > RICHMOND, Dec.: 8—Earlham College will face seven Indiana Conference football teams in 1939— the school’s 50th year of the sport—

| Coach Owen Huntsman said today.

The schedule: -Sept. 30; at Central Normal; Oct. 14, Wabash; Oct. 21, at Evansville; Oct. 28, Rose Poly; Nov. 4, at DePauw; Nov. 11,. Ball State, and Nov. 18, at Franklin. Some Ohio college probably will be scheduled for the open-date on Oct. 7, Huntsman said. :~ .

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Worcester Gridmen In Perfect Season

WORCESTER, Mass, Dec. 8 (NEA) —Perseverance finally has been rewarded at Worcester Poly-

neers are enjoying a perfect _football season—six games without a defeat. Se ‘Making it al] the more

‘welcome is

to such a low ‘ebb afew seasons back that. alumni were seeking to have the sport abolished. Coach Ivan Bagler’s boys defeated Massachusetts State in the season’s high spot and turned in their spotless record even though the September hurricane had wretked their athletic plant and ineligibility and injuries

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Griffith to Talk At Purdue Dinner

Maj. John L. Griffith, Big Ten athletic commissioner, is to be the principal speaker at the Purdue ‘Alumni’ Association’s “annual “football dinner at 6:30 p. m. tomorrow at the Hotel Severin roof -garden. - Among guests at the bahquet will be ‘outstanding ‘local high * school football players selected: recently, their fathers, local high ~ school coaches and: athletic directors and members of the Purdue squad. | . Other guests are to include Eth Baugh, Purdue Alumni Association executive secretary; Tom’ Jolinson, Purdue publicity director; Bob Woodworth, acting athletic direc-

manager. Frank Moorman of In-

had almost wrecked the football team.. .. . Sh

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tor, and C. S. Doan, Purdue, ticket |

“Alex Kettles Wins |

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 8 (U. P.).—Alex Kettles, South Bend heavyweight, knocked ‘out Bruno Dooley, Minneapolis, in the first round here last t. :

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Deaths—Funerals 1 Indianapolis Times, Thursday, Dec. 8, 193§

ABEL — William: J. (Bill), husband of Mamie (nee Clem), father of Betty, Helen Mae, Billy and Pete, son of Alex M. Abel, brother of Mrs. Harold Daringer and Mrs. Leo Stich, passed away Dec. 7. Friends may call at W. T. BLASENG : FUNERAL HOME, 2228 Shelby St., after 4 p. m. Thursday. Short service at 8 o'clock Friday evening. Iuneral and burial at Hindustan M. E. Church near: Loogootee, Ind., Saturday. . BENZ—William H., age 54 yeas

husband of Clara Benz, brot Mrs. Lottie Russels.

1s, beloved her of oy

a. m. LAUCK SERVICE.

CANARY — Sarah J., beloved mother of Mrs. Myrtle Cullom, Mrs. Carl Pratt and Michiel Canary, sister of John and Michael Duffy, Mrs. Elizabeth Compton, Mrs. W. J. Hand and Mrs. Merle Wilson,* died Wednesday. Friends may . a the KIRBY MORTUARY after 7 Thurs: day evening. Funeral Saturday, 8:15, at the mortuary, and at 9 a. m. at the Sti Frances de Sales Church. Burial Washs, ington, Ind. Friends invited. [Washinge ton (Ind.) papers please copy.) ~

FARRELL — Winifred, beloved mother of Lawrence, Leo and Vincent, died Thurse day, Dec. 8, at the residence, 125 W. 21 St. Funeral notice later. CK : SERVICE, andon (Ind.) A papers please copy.} ¢

FLYNN—James Harlow, beloved husband of Mary Chariotte Flynn (nee Barnes), fae ther of me! E. ‘Thompson, James N,, Willlam C., John D. Fly. brother of Mrs. Eieanor R. Smith, Jo C. Flynn ot Chicago, Harlow B. y Great Falls, Mont., Mrs. C. Eager : of Indianapolis, passed away Thursda Dec. 8. Services at the familv residence arris Ave., Washington Addition, R. Ra 0. Saturday, Dec. 10, 2 p. m, Frienus’in- - vited. Interment Memorial Park. Friends. may call at the BERT S. GADD FUs NERAL HOME, Churchman at Prospéct, Friday afternoon and evening and at 3 home Saturday. +

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