Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 January 1939 — Page 17

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Pin Score of 715 Turned in By Wheeler

Varipapa Begins Exhibition

Of Bowling Today on Local Alleys.

Andy Varipapa, one of the fore-|:

most trick shot bowler, was to ap-

pear at the Hox-Hunt Alleys this],

afternoon, tonight and.tomorrow to give free instructions, to bowl against picked local bowlers and to demonstrate the shots that have made him famous. A picked team of Jack Hunt, Jerry

phy, Alice Shea and Eva Dawson, which was selected by balloting, will roll matches of two. games each against VaPFipapa Thursday and; Friday nights. of the girls will bowl each night. Harry Wheeler's series of 715 made in competition against the Coca Cola team was the highlight of local bowling last night. Rolling for the Marott Shoe Store team in the Indianapolis League at the Pritchett Alleys, Wheeler led off with a 213 game, pushed his score to 235 and finished off with a 267.

High Among Women

Tillie Kagel took all honors of the evening for women’s bowling with a 627. After getting off to a mediocre start with a 180 she boosted her scores to 222 and 225. Frank Liebtag bowling with the Coca Cola team finished second in individual honors with a 690. His

His second game was the best one game recorded last night, although it beat by only one point the 276 made by John Mahan who finished with a 684 series. Mahan, who bowled in the K. of C. League, had one bad game of 162 which cut down his aggregate score. Murphy, Abbott, Fulton and Moore were others to finish above 670.

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Macks on Vacation

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 12 (U. P.) =—Connie Mack, 76-year-old manager of the Philadelphia Athletics, accompanied by Mrs. Mack, was: en route today for a five-weeks’ vacation at Ft. Myers, Fla., before the start of the A’s spring training season. °

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Sunday’s schedule for the EmRoe Boys’ 'Big Six League at the Hoosier Athletic Club:

1:00—Delco Remy Girls vs. Hoosier Athletic Club Girls (preliminary). 2:00—~Lang’s Market vs. Falls Cit 3:00—Brehob’s Market vs. West Side Cash

Coal. 4:00—Kempler Radio vs. Hoosier Athletic Club.

At the end of tne first round of play in the Big Six loop the Hoosier A, C. five is on top with four victories and ohe defeat. The West Side Cash Coals and Falls City are tied for second with three victories and two losses. Next Monday night's schedule at |, the Noblesville Armory:

R. C. A. liminary) 8:00—Goodyear Service vs. Fishers. 9:00—Lang’s Market vs. Noblesville Modern Woodmen

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The Goodwill Buddies, won their 14th straight victory by flipping the Winfrey Trojans, 22- 22-19.

Results in the: “the: Meridian Club Senior League: iy 1. A's, 2; Edinburg Tigers, 0 (forBrightwood Merchants, 39: Rosedale Meridian Club, 31; Greenwood Phillips “66,” 30. Cowan’s Kant-Frez five, which defeated the Riverside M. E. Seniors and lost to the “Y” Reps in games this week, is to meet the Brooklyn Indians tonight at the Meridian Club Gym. .

The Wincel A. C. A. C. quint is to meet the Spades Blackhawks at the Brookside Gym tomorrow night. In its most recent games the Wincel outfit won over the Logo-Machans

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defense as they prepare to answer the bell in The

. o . Boxing Meet National Guard Armory, Indianapolis, Jan. 20, 27, Feb. 3, 10

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The Smith-Hassler Universal basketball league will resume tonight at the Dearborn gym with four games on the schedule: Tr m. National Malleable vs. Tic Toc 7:45, De Molays vs. Ind’pls Pharmics. t 8: 40. Shapl's Academy of Art vs, Castleon 8: 30, Lincoln n, Chiropractors vs. Eli Lillys. Sehwitzer-Curmins. 40; Drikhold Refrigerators, Fashion Cleaners, 36; Dutch’s Standard

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Thorntown beat the Negro LinkBelt team 40-25 in a game at

| Thorntown. The Link-Belt, which

has a record of 11 games won of 15 played would like to book games on a home and home basis. Write James Wadsworth, 2436 Paris.

Scores in Sportsmen’s League Ft. Harrison Medics, 46; Burt Shoes, 28. Van Camp Hardware, 25; Puroil, oil Shuson Market, 37; Speedway ‘Rockets,

The newly organized H. S. Ransburg basketball team defeated the Beech Grove Seniors 64-27 at the Beech Grove High School gym last night. City or state teams wanting games write Chuck Pedigo, 8747 ‘Rawls or call Ir. 5831.

Times-Legion Golden Gloves tourney. Casey above instructing Tommy McCoy, leff, novice welterweight, and Jimmy (Dutch) Flack, novice

Times Proto. You see

Meade Explodes Comeback Myth

said they never come back!

Almost three years ago—March 3, 1936—Jockey Don Meade scored a

“triple” at Hialeah Park. The next

definitely. : He appeared at the Hialeah Park

opening in silks yesterday for the first time at this track since he was suspended. In the first race, the 25-year-old rider won on No. 13—Ranco’s Girl. Then he took the $5000 added Inaugural race, the fifth, with a rank outsider, Early Delivery, a 19-to-1 shot. He rounded out his “triple” by winning the eighth race on an article named Jinx.

Farr-Louis Match Hinted ted by Jacobs

NEW YORK, Jan. [12 (U| P)— Promoter Mike Jacobs said ‘today that if Tommy Farr defeats Clarence (Red) Burman of “Baltimore in their 10-round . fight tomorrow night at Madison Square Garden, he may get another ‘shot at Champion Joe Louis. Jacob’s statement followed a breakdown in negotiations for a Maxie Baer-Lou Nova bout at Yankee Stadium on May 25. Baer's manager, Ancil Hoffman, refused to sign for a bout because Promoter Mike allegedly was demanding that Baer tie himself up for a second fight, in case he beat Nova.

Golf Pro Dies

NEW YORK, Jan. 12 (U.P.)— James C. Farrell, 43, well-known golf professional at the Quaker Ridge Club, Mamaroneck, and St. Augustine, Fla., links, died yesterday

in a Brooklyn hospital. He was the brother of Johnny Farrell.

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Gloves Bouts

Young Boxers Will Go Into Action at Armory Next Friday..

Tickets for the first night's competition in The Times-Legion Golden Gloves amateur boxing tourna-

day at Haag's Claypool Hotel drugstore. The young slambang artists -are

the Armory, 711 N. Pennsylvama St., on Friday. Jan. '20, and all over town leather pushers are sparring, shadow boxing and pounding the bags as they continue heavy training. - . Prices for the tournament are: First and second nights: 40 cents general admission, 75 cents reserved. Jan, 20 and 27. Third and fourth nights: 50 cents general admission, $1 reserved.

Reserved seats consist of ringside chairs and the first row in the balcony. Bleachers on the main floor

as well as all space in the balcony excepting Row 1, Only reserved seats are on sale in advance of the show. All of last year’s local clubs have entered teams and many unattached boys have filled out entry blanks. Heretofore boxers from Richmond and Anderson have sent teams here but under a new ruling they will compete at Muncie. Golden Glove boxers are required to fight in the tournament nearest their homes, but there will be a

the seventh annual Times-Legion event.

Minors Choose Cincy

DURHAM, N. C;, Jan. 12 (U, P.). —Minor baseball leagues will hold their 1939 convention in Cincinnati,

Association of Professional Baseball Leagues announced today.

o STRIKES TO SPARE

How Don Beatty feels about those who do not observe bowling etiquette.

- By DON BEATTY World Ali-Events Champion After delivering the ball, walk straight back. Do not interfere with bowlers on adjoining alleys. Do not run at same time with bowler on the next drive. If a player is in position to start his delivery, do not walk in front of him to pick up your ball or mark the score. Do not laugh at an opponent's misfortune That is being rude, and you may have a bad game. Never shout at an opponent, especially while he is delivering the ball. You can have a lot of fun by

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Physical Checkup Shows Babe Is 0. K.

; NEW YORK, Jan. 12 (U. P)— Babe Ruth was feeling “fit as a fiddle” today. ‘He was discharged from a hos-. pital yesterday after a physical checkup had showed there was nothing - seriously wrong with him despite a heart flutter Roticed Tuesday.

. |Play Starts Today

In Oakland Tourneyl|

OAKLAND, Cal, Jan. 12 (U.P). —Play starts today at the Sequoyah Country Club in the annual $5000 Oakland open golf tournament. Forty-five out-of-state professionals dre entered. Big names in the field of 155 amateurs and professionals included that of Jim Demaret, winner at Los Angeles last week; Harry Cooper, winner here in 1938; Sammy

Snead, who won in 1937; Jimmy]

Thomson; Dutch Harrison, Horton Smith.

Elward to Speak at Culver Grid Banquet|

Times Special CULVER, Jan. 12.—Mal Elward, coach of Purdue University football teams, will be the principal speaker at the annual Culver Military Academy banquet Saturday night.

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Deaths—Funerals Indianapolis Times, Thursday, Jan. 12, 1939

BLACKWELL—John Harold, age 24 years, beloved husband of Mary, son_of John Blackwell Sr., and Mrs. Ella Margison, passed away ‘Wednesaay, yas. 11. FuBObTER L Jan, 13, at the R & ASKIN MO TUARY, 2310 ashinglon St. Friends invited. Friends may call any time.

BLAISDELL—Walter E., of loved husband of Anna,

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CAMERON—Harry. stepfather Hyde (nee Aichele) and Lettie Stanley of Pendleton, Ind., passed away: Jan. il. the T. BLASHOME, 2228 Shelby rsday. Funeral interment Me-

Pp. services 2 p. m. Friday,

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COREY—Martha C., LC years. beloved mother of Rollie and Russell Corey, Jessie Griffith and Eileen Simpson and sister of Mollie Vandivier and Anna Fox, passed away Wednesday afternoon. Fu-

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HESS—Cora Made, wife of James H., and thur Cox, sister of Mrs. s of Indianapolis, Mrs. Ida Texas, and William B. has o of Louis, passed away Wednesday OAR Services at FLANMORTUARY Satm. Friends invited. CreFriends may call at the mor-

LAMBERT—Carolina C., age 8 years, beloved daughter of Joseph and Mary Lam: bert, sister of Mary, Josephine, Joseph, Ernestine, Martin and Jo away Tuesday at the City Hospital. Funeral services Saturdsy, 9 a. m., at Holy Trinity Church. Burial St. Joseph's Cemetery. Friends may «all at the residence, 752 Hau i St., any time. STEVEN’S SERVIC

LAUGHLIN—Hugh, age 94, beloved father of Alice and Elvadore Laughlin, passed way hursday. Funeral Saturday. 1:30 from SHIRLEY BROS. TRAL CHAPEL, iinois at 10th. Friends may call at chapel after Saturday noon. Please omit flowers. Burial Crown Hill,

MAXEY—Pear]l H., beloved wife of James . M mother of 1

M. Church, Friday, Jan, 13, 2 p Interment Crown "Hill, Friends inbitea,

SIELKEN— n _H., 4001 Guilford, passed away Milwaukee Wednesday evening. Services at the FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY _Saturday., 3 Bul Friends invited. Burial Crown

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