Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 March 1939 — Page 28

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THE INDIANAPOLIS

A rmsirons - Has Job on His Hands

Day Thinks Time Has Come For Henry to Lose Ring Title.

By HENRY SUPER United Press Staff Correspondent + NEW YORK. March 30. — It Sounds like the same story that’s been written so many times ‘and from so many places—the one about Henry Armstrong getting ready to {defend his welterweight title again. : But this time it has a new twist “hecause the little Los Angeles Ne- | gro stands a moderate chance of | ‘walking back to the dressing room fomorrow night minus the title. . Pive times Armstrong nas climbed ‘into the ring with the 147-pound .erown he won from Barney ROSS | ‘last May at stake. ping he left the squared circle with the words “winner and still chamon” echoing in his ears. And for that reason—the fact that EArmstrong has been working too ‘hard these past three or’ four :months—a broad- shouldered, darkthaired young man named Davey Day from Chicago thinks that ‘Henry's number is about due to ‘come up. o Day, a stablemate of Ross who ‘since has retired, meets Armstrong sin Madison Square Garden and, ‘even though he’s a 3-1 short- -ender, ‘he figures they might just as well ‘call the whole thing off and hand thim the title right now.

2 Henry May Sightsee

“Armstrong's talking already ‘about his fight in England in May ‘against Ernie Roderick,” Day, a tall ‘yeteran who'll be 27 in April, said today. “I don’t know whether Armstrong has booked passage to ;sail for England, but if he has he ‘had best plan only a sight- seeing | frip because he isn’t going to have any welterweight title to defend ‘over there. " “When Ross lost the title, I swore Td win it back for our stable. Bar‘ney knew how to beat Armstrong— keep crowding him and never back away—but he was pretty well washed up that night and couldn't stand the pace. I'm young and in ‘good condition and can do that very thing. “Armstrong's defended that title five times in around three months. Now that’s not an awful lot of fighting, particularly when half your opponents are only fair men. But ‘there’s always that pressure on the schamp—the thought that a guy, no ‘matter how bad he is, always can ‘connect with a lucky punch and ‘take the title.” . Armstrong, who also holds the lightweight crown, last saw action on March 16 in St. Louis where he defended both titles with a one:round knockout of Lew Feldman. ‘Before that, Henry had knocked out Bobby Pacho on March 4 in Ha--vana; outpointed Baby Arizmendi in Los Angeles, Jan. 10; kayoed Al Manfredo on Dec. 5 in Cleveland, rand outpointed Ceferino Garcia in a 15-rounder on Nov. 25 in New York. = Played Second Fiddle

Henry hasn't been defeated in 44 tarts and the last time he dropped one was back in 1936 out in St. ~Louis when he lost on a foul to one Tony Chavez. That winning streak “Includes 38 knockouts, 27 of which ‘were in succession. But Day, who couldnt get a ‘chance at big money and titles while “he was playing second fiddle to Ross dn the Art Winch-Sam Pian stable, hasn't been doing so badly himself these past couple of years. He’s won 15 straight and his last defeat was by Lou Ambers, former lightweight champion, in ga very close bout here. Day is a sharp right hand puncher and does his best work in close. He'll have a slight advantage in reach and, if he follows Ross’ advice to “keep Hoving ne it might turn out to be an Interesting evening—for everybody but Armstrong. : oy

Table Tennis

Homer Cornell today again held the C. M B. table tennis championship as the result of his victory last night over Jim Miller in the tournament finals, Scores were 21-19, 21-7, 21-14. The final doubles match was postponed until next Wednesday.

Results in the Cc Commercial League at Jimmy McClure’s Club:

American States Insurance, 11: “Mallory, 7. nE

Ransburg Novelty, 15: Bardach-Gran, 3. Banta Service, 12; Indianapolis Glove, 6. Prest-O-Lite, 13: 3: Kroger’ s, 3.

The State Insurance table tennis team bowed to the Indiana National “Bank paddlers, 22-7, in a match a ‘the Paddle Club.

Amateurs SOFTBALL

:'The Park Tavern team will meet at 7:30 p. m. today at the Park Tavcern. The following players are asked to report: Glover, Goodman, Carlos, Donnelly, Tonas, Baker, Emminger, Kniptash, Hollingsworth, Arnold, Charby, G. Elliott, L. Elliott, Hummell, M. Bicesi and others ‘wishing tryouts.

BASKETBALL

+ Tonight's schedule in the North Side tournament at the Community “Tabernacle:

7:00—~30¢h Street Eagles vs. Beech Grove. . 8:00—Fast Side Boys’ Club ys. Cassidy Het Shots. ; 3 B:00—Fall Creek Athletics vs. 113th Quar- * termasters’ Corps, Co. A. 30:00—~Indianapolis Flashes vs. Buddies.

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CHICAGO, March 30 (U. P.

New York representatives today 9 to T.

the meet.

pected from heavyweights Moore, New York, and Tony Novak, Kansas City, failed to develop. Moore, Negro high school sophomore,

results: 112 Pounds—Willie Moon, Chicago, cisioned Basil Jones, New York, Forte, Philadelphia, out Vic Saccoia, Detroit, (2).

A. U. tournament.

team in the National A. A. U.

12-14.

man squad to Lafayette. represented are Indianapolis, Gary Michigan City,

cie, Evansville and Lafayette.

112 pounds; William Reed, pounds; Bud Cottey, Sam Haslet, 135 pounds; Sansbury, 147 pounds;

shaw, heavyweight Paul Jordan will act as Indianapolis judges. fought tonight.

ning. bouts tomorrow.

Queen of Man

Chicago Golden Best New York Amateurs

Y: wel Mich. decisioned Peter Beaton, New York,

team of clever Golden Gloves boxers | from the Chicago area held its seventh team victory in 12 years over

The heavy punchers, however, all hailed from New York. Three of them scored the only knockouts cf

The fireworks were confined to the lighter classes and the great slugging match which had been exBuddy

stung Novak repeatedly without return and won an easy decision. The

de(3); John | technically knocked

118 Pounds—Earl Reid, Benton Harbor,

Local Boxers

InA.A.U. Meet

Eight Indianapolis Golden Gloves boxers were to go to Lafayette to- | day to compete in the Indiana A.

The other centers which will be

Kokomo, Ft. Wayne, South Bend, Terre Haute, Mun-

Indianapolis boxers making the Lafayette trip were Bill Cummings, 118 126 pounds; Albert |: Willard Reed, 160 pounds; Charles Duncan, 175 pounds and Mordaunt Brad-

William Jordan and Ed Clemens L Oo A by S

Between 40 and 50 bouts will be Action begins at 7:15 and at 7:45 tomorrow eveThe schedule calls for 24}:

ual Tracksters

Miss Betty Lou Poppaw, Manual Training High School senior, will reign as queen of the school’s track meets for the rest of the school year. Miss Poppaw was chosen at the Tracksters’ - Swingeroo held several days ago in the Manual gym. Six other candidates for the title will serve as attendants. They are Misses Martha Grimes Jane Holl, Dorothy Fisher, Jean Kline, Donna McIntosh and Mildred Zook.

Times !’hoto.

Glovers

(3); William Spears. Philadelphia, deci- | sioned Chester Ellis, Kansas City, (3). 126 Pounds—Homer Williams, Chicago, decisioned Lou Valentine, New York, (3); >| Ray Robinson, New York, decisioned Tony Ancona, Detroit, (3). 135 Pounds—Willie Smith, New York, knocked out Roy Lewis, Muncie, Ind., (1); John Pleasant, Chicago, decisioned John Noce. Philadelphia, (3). | 147 Pounds—Vernell Williams, Cairo, Ill, decisioned Tami Mauriello, New. York, (3): Corky Dulgarian, Newburgh, N. Y,, technically knocked out Milton Jones; St. Louis, (2), 160 Pounds—Warren Jones, New York, | decisioned Shelton Bell, Chicago, (3); Pete | Hantz, East Moline, IIL, decisioned Vince Fratello, New York, (3). 175 Pounds—Ragon Kinney, Ark., decisioned Jim Boyle,

(3); Jimmy Reeves. Cleveland, Henry Jones, New York, (3).

Heavyweight—Altus Allen, Chicago, de{cisioned Enzo Avondoglio, New York, (3): Buddy Moore, New York, decisioned Tony Novak, Kansas City, (3).

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Boxing Card Is Completed

Six Bouts On at Armory Tomorrow Night.

Six bouts are on the completed card for the Hercules A. C. boxing show which starts at 8:30 tomorrow night in the Armory. Included in the bouts are the eight-round feature bout, a six-round semi-windup and four four-round scraps. Paul Bunten, Coatsville welterweight, and Frank McGuire, Indianapolis, were signed yesterday to fight on the card headed by Johnny Denson, 19-year-old light heavyweight champion from Indianapolis, and Hubert Bullock, 22-year-old Cincinnati scrapper.—~ Two Buckeye leather throwers have been named to meet in the semiwindup. Joe Palmo, Cincinnati featherweight, and Pete Huber, Middletown, will be making their first appearance here. Jack McAuliffe, Cincinnati featherweight, goes against Tony Canzoneri, Indianapolis; Wesley Kemp, Indianapolis, is matched with Bob Kamm, Flackville middleweight, and Herb Brown, Indianapolis, is paired with Billy Sparks, Indianapolis lightweight. Five of the fighters on the card won fights here last week. Kemp and Brown won by knocKouts, while McAuliffe, Canzoneri and Bunten took the decisions in fights that went the full four rounds.

Franklin Pastimers Play Hanover Today

Times Special FRANKLIN, March 30.—Franklin College will open its 21-game base ball schedule with a double header this weck. The Grizzlies meet Hanover here today and then take on Indiana Central in Indianapolis tomorrow. Monday the Franklin nine opens its southern tour against Lincoln Memorial at Harrogate, Tenn. They will meet Maryville, Tenn., Tuesday and Eastern Kentucky State |- Teachers at Richmond Saturday.

In National M eet

The state titleholding Indianapolis Green Shields and teams representing Anderson and New Castle will compete in the Salvation Army national basketball tournament, to be held tomorrow and Saturday in St. Louis.

Deaths—Funerals 1 Indianapolis Times, Thurs., March 30, 1939

BAUM—William, husband of Hazel C. Baum, father of Edgar and Carol Baum of Indianapolis, brother of Louise Joseph of Los Angeles, Cal., passed away Wednesday morning at Methodist Hoshi» tal. Funeral services Friday at the HISEY & TITUS MORTUAR N. Delaware St. Burial Crown ‘Hill, Friends may call at the mortuary at any time.

CARTER—Maggie L., 527 N. Davidson, entered into rest Wednesday, age 60 years, yite of Robert P. Carter. mother of Mrs. G. Seibold. Mrs. D. F. McClain, Mrs. . Edward Jost, Mrs. Roy William A. R. Clyde “porter. ices Barus ay. 10 a HARR MOORE _ PEACE CHAPEL, urinal Washington Fark Cemetery. Friends invited.

Funeral he BLA ACK1 3 M ridi eryice at SS. er and Paul Cathedral, 9 a. *m. An ten

CORDELL—Nancy Jane. mother of Richard and Edward Cordell, Mrs. Anna Dean Mary Dugan, all of Indianapt Cordell of Hal: Tuesday D.

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1145 N. Mount St.

Bungalow: 6 rooms: bath: furnace; garage; being put in good condition.

Beech Grove :

121 8S. 2nd Ave.: 5 rooms; 2 a rooms: 3 lots: 1-car garage; being reconditionea; only $230 cash; oy monthly.

‘For Colored

413 W. 29th: splendid bungalow: 5 rooms; modern; being put in A-1 condition. These homes can be bought on terms

of 107, down. Balance like rent. Taxes and insurance included.

44 Virginia Ave. Eve. Phone CH-6178

EAST SIDE BARGAIN 4100 EAST

This splendid 5-room modern house; newly decorated, new furnace; garage: vacant; ready to move in; pasy. ferns: HU-2893. G. RI. 6412, J. S. Cruse Realty He 128 N. Del.

$29.25 "PER MONTH

Includes taxes. insurance. and loan.’

WwW SRIDQnS & GRAVES, CO.. BUILDERS N. Delaware St. RI-3477

10TH ST.—7-Room Lottage type. Well located near Tech, grade school and shopping center. Needs repairs. Owner Jegving town. Call J. W. Carr Jr., TA-

5687. MA-2523 JACK C. CARR HU-2200

327 Eastern AYiiciic, $3000. Terms. appointment only. CH-2589. “East Side Agent.” WALT FOLKERTH, 2815 'E. Washington.

GALE, 1343—Appointment. Asbestos roof, Venetian blinds; big living room; tic. Price low, $4,000. LI-7491. FRED T. HILL. GREGORY & APPEL, 2923+ N. CAPITOL—COLORE Pive rooms up and five down, D) odoin Juplex.. 3-car gar.: $3000; terms. OLIVER LARK JR., LI-5596, BR-0158.

1622 E.

five - room garage,

BR-2531 Ine.

INDIANAPOLIS’ MOST CONVENIENT, COMPLETE

RENTAL DIRECTORY

Rooms Without Board

Hotels

$2.50—CENTRAL, 1418—Nicely furnished HER room. next bath; innersprings.

$2.50, 222 E. 10TH—Nice clean rons room, jarge closet: walking distance

$2.50—~CAPITOL, N., 3502; room, constant hot water; gentleman preferred. TA-7141

$3: 831 N. NEW RSET Clee. comfortable, excellent heat, constant hot water, innersprings, good desk table, near bath, quiet surroundings. f telephone.

ALABAMA,

comfortable Privileges;

2249 N.—Large warm front; near bath: private home; reasonable; gentleman. A-1160. CAPITOL, 3159 N.—3d fl. studio room. attractively furnished, well ventilated. Gentleman preferred. TA-4359.

$4.50 WEEK

ROOSEVELT HOTEL Capitol and Ohio St. Guest Laundry Free

| Apartments for Rent

18 MILLIKAN APARTMENTS

08 E. Michigan; 2 unfurnished rooms; all utilities ora hed: $32.50. RI-1980. SECURITY TRUST CO 1-6571

Indianapolis Rental fons Furnished and Unjurnisheq Apartments 108 BE. Wash.. Room 303. LI1-5393.

$3.50 Week MILNER HOTEL

Guest Laundry Done Tree 126 8. lllinois.

CENTRAL, 3710 — Attractive large warm front, near Bath; private home; gentieman. HA-1598-GE, 3922; “attractively furnished front, next bath: private home; garage __optional; phone. DELAWARE, 1004 N.—2 sleeping rooms, attractively furnished, nnersprings, close bath: MEL RI-6707. DELAWARE, N., 3337 latze room, closets, nicely furnished, constant hot water: _ suitable 2. HA 8-W.

An repair. press. reline. 3 Ren MEYER O. JACOBS 212-214 EB. 16th St. TA-6667.

LOW | I alterations, relining. iadies’. ments, uniforms. WALSH,

53 Nirginta, "RI-4677. (Auto Repairing) ETT'S GARAGE-—Motor rebuilding:

body and crane service. Free estimates. 517 N. Talbott. T1.1-0372.

(Bldg.—Contractors)

OFING, coating carpentry, »Jlastering, ~ painting: remodeling, Pulaing, Payments. timates free. CH-2273.

(Cement Contractors)

HENRY GLESING. cement; floors, steps. walks. driveways. reas.

(Cinders—Crushed Stone)

SPECIALIZE driveways, crushed stone, cinders, excavating, hauling: very reasonable. ICHEY. CH-6724.

orenes.

(Contractors)

REMODEL your home now; no down ! nayment. 3 yrs. to pay. CAMPBELL

(Detectives)

DETECTIVES that know how. ACE SECRET DE. 432. Lemcke Bldg. Ma-d11s,

(General Repairing)

BW ROCRING-—Roo! walks, ~Giiv ork, porches, sidewalk riv Brick and block work. BE-33 CARPENTERING. roofing, Re landscape, driveways, bees ng. grading: good references. Call HE-1216. REROOFING. alums. brick. chimney stucco, cemen plastering caulking, Toot coating. SWISHER. CH-2330-W. (Mattresses) TTRESSES, pillows, comforts. renovated. 431 Ave. RI-6695. Since 1886. (Naturopathic Physicians)

FRANCIS DE LANGLADE 38% Ny Penn. No. 317 RI-6822

I Paperhanging) ;

cement eways,

Sold, Mass.

DELAWARE, N., AN nicely furnished; front; inners; rine i suitable 1-2; _ board ‘optional. HA-17 HAMILTON, Si private home; good heat, close bath; employed girl. CH-6518-W. ILLINOIS, 1044 N., Apt. constant hot water; __HA-0139-J.

15—Nice room, walking distance.

KENWOOD. 3452; large FOO, cross ventilation; breakfast optional: garage; genNoman preferred. HA-3647-

ORTH, E. 230: Apt, 1—Room in_aparta walking

istance, suitable 1-2; reference.

PARK—13th (604 E, 13th). windows: all modern convenience; _ vate home, URAL; 612 N.—Nicely furnished, heat, conveniences; employed; able. Garage. CH-6698. WASHINGTON BLVD. Parse airy room. shower bath. TA-3821. WEST, 29 5.—Nicely furnished front, 2 block W. Wa Ss private entrance; reasonable. LI-523 WOODRUFF, oe M. DRIVE-—Attractive front room: garage: refined businessman: private home. CH-6763. 27TH, W.. 46—Large light room. fine bed. "bath adjoining. suitable 1-2. HA-1929-R. 46TH. 812 E.—Off College, astacu bath, private home; meals phone. .

lovely front, 5 pri-

steam reason-

near 3

62.152 subscribers every day in Marion

County alone to reaa your want ad in The Times.

in the citv

Rooms With Board

Phone RI-5551

qesults at quest word rate

15 OR:

Rates $5 week up. All outside rooms. CH-7550

Hotel Dearborn

3208 E. Michigan Outside rms.:

HOOSIER HOTEL Sth baths showers all rms. 440 Mass. $3.5 0 UB. Mayfield

CAPITOL, 18% S.: outside rms., city ht. Trans., WKIY. 62.152 subscribers everv day in Marion Countv alone to read vour want ad in The Times. Results at Jqwes word rate in the city. Phone RI-5551

Housekeeping Rooms 17

newl

3 i 1101-110

furnishe Central

BELLEFONTAINE, 1312—1-2 room apartment, newly decorated; private entrance; near bath. LI-4730.

BROADWAY. 1134—2 ciean airy rooms; accommodate 3: $5: one room, $3.

BROADWAY, 1422—Furnished a artment. Frigidaire, lone: private bath. porch. utilities. Adult $8. COLLEGE, ey 1-room apartment; large closets, private porch and entrance; phone.

COLLEGE, 1537—Nicely furnished 2 large front rooms: utilities; steam heat: private entrance. EAST, 428 N.—Fron with kitchenette; Private entranc EAST ST. 914 x -— 2-Room a STORET “iront, steam: inriersprings. Adult couple;

lovely front apartment: d and decorated;

“1-room apartment: Bo heat; utilities.

2-room apartment; roll-away bed, sink, parking ee IDIAN, 814 N — Desirable location. Furnished i unfurnished apartments: utilities: $6 week up MICHIGAN, E., 2416—Furnished private modern. kitchenette apartment: down: clean: a desirable pl IENTAL, 202-100 apartment; Bot wr. innérspring: Torivate entrance; 0

$5: COMER. 1205—Room; twin beds, innerSprings; piehtieman; widow's nome; 3

oy 1146-3 rooms, utilities, bath;

AT ST = entrance. Adults

ink, & own. Private PE ea car. modern, clean,

ALABAMA, 2339 N.—Cheerful, front; private home; For 1-2. HAR

Dlizileges. Meals optional.

Al 0—Nice, housekeeping rooms: utilities “furnished; _ brivate entrance. Reaso ee

FLETCHER AVE. 1305 — Well furnished Joon, Private _diome; excellent ~ meals;

LOVELY Woodruff, 608 third floor front, digi:

e—Cozy Rese; first _ floor sleeping. $5.

GILFORD, 2305—Real home: aise excellent meals; nurses’ care.

invalids or

NINTH, 149 w.. = t. 8—Lovely 2-3 rooms 2dio, innersprings; hot

10TH, 2225 6; ern,

PENNSYLVANIA. N. 2140—Clean room, next bath;

trolley. Phone

ITE Ba well furnished, near bath, __ single or double; meals optional: phone. REST at the Myrtle Lee Home. Atractive lar, e room; elderly, sonvesdlesents. RI-

cir PRE

1 good meals; on Pennsylvania

mod beds; large a sink, a vate entrance

19TH, kitchenette. Adults.

21ST, 728 728 E. — Attractive 2-room tmen i) outside ntrance. hadi

W.—Of Illinois; iar

Utilities, phone; ean, 2%

ILLINOIS, N.. 2360—Attractively furnished |RITTER,

‘| MODERN unfurnished a ariment:

ROXHOLM Meridian St., 3339—2, 3-bedroom apt.; sunroom, bath and !av.: elec. ref; stove; janitor services and gar.; rent, $65. O. H. CLARR AGENCY. LI- 5506, 106 N. Del.

APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAU

Choice apts. gladiv shown. ‘HE-1328.

4-ROOM APT., $25.50; i Pierson; unfur= nished apartment, No. 1; heat and water furnished. SECURITY TRUST CO. RI-6571.

GENERAL APARTMENTS, INC.

22 W Vermont r.1-2439.

$35--MADISON. 1025 — Atirantive unfur« nished bedroom apartment. pe er front, Electric refrigeration. BE-2:

BROADWAY & 10TH—'‘Huggler.” Lovo redecorated bedroom apartment, unfurnished. Fireplace. porch; cross ventilaa on

CAPITOL, N., 1202 (Bungalow Park)-—3-bedroom modern: hess, janitor service; $30. See ‘custodian. L.I-5596. OLIVER H. CLARK AGENCY GUILFORD, 1235— (Unfurnished) 3 rooms, kitchenette; private bath, redecorated. __ Utilities furnished ._Adults. LI-999 3. GUILFORD, 2215—Large 2-bedroom une furnished’ apartment: heat. water fure nished; will redecorate: $25. HE-4829. AT 1435 E. LE GRANDE AVE.—$26 secures jarge roomy bedrm. apt.: util. pd. Also i . eff. apt. for $24. Hurry and get em

MERIDIAN. 3360 N. — Unfurnished Z-bed-room: utilities, shower, cross ventilation: fine location .1A-1422. MA-3366. MONTCALM, 1810—3 Rooms. bath.. unfure nishea. Heat, water furnished; $20. CLAUDE L. SIFPERLEN L1-7642. ; PENNSYLVANIA 2101-6 rooms, sun arlor, Na stad: ‘ood condition. LI1850. BE-4446. PENNSYLVANIA, N.. 2355— (Unfurnished). pper 5-room, $40; 8 room, $45. Utilities, as electricity. 336 N. (Watson Apts.)—3-Room attraetively furnished lower apartment; utilities, pe ile reasonable. SHERMAN DR., 121 S.—4 rms.; bath, unLng Siding rockwool insulated, stoker heat. jot and Sod water included,

white w equipped hn Lm ensemble. Rent

nly $35. 21-7221. T ROOMS—Private bath, $32.50. Well furJished, 2 utilities included. Apt. No. LI-7221. A C. A. Huff Property. BR-5055

3 rms. apitol. "All

newly decor HA- PR

Deiities bf Houses for Rent 19

5-rm. home, ya HE-4460, y J0rY,

37.50—E. : gar. Others GUILFORD. oa nished. mod LI-8401. 44 Virgh

6-room, un-

lent furnace. preferred;

water paid, $25. TR-6080: MAREET ST. 444 E.—13 large unfu - rooms; low rent. rie Si Tighed

lr CO.

iat

TRE ahaa

A C. A. Huff Property. BR-5055.

JEFFERSON, 12 furnished, ‘reconditioned, fireplace, excels

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