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SATURDAY, MAY 6, 1080

Sandlotters Set to Open

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

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'No. 7—Tips for the Golfer—

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Big Season: .-

Baseball Race Starts Today;

Softball Clubs Swing Into High Gear.

Today was to mark the opening | of what has been predicted will be | one of the biggest year's in the of Indianapolis Amateur |

history baseball.

At 2:30 p. m. Mayor Sullivan was to throw the first ball to Thomas M. Quinn, association president, at ceremonies being held at Riverside Park diamond 1 and the 1939 sea- | |

son will be officially under way. Twelve teams, representing Industrial and Manufacturers

Leagues will start the race for the Falls City Hiin River-

City championship. Brus and Lilly Varnish one of the featured tilts at side 1.

meet

Falls City is the defending cham-

pion and Lilly is the nine they defeated to get into the playoff.

Tomorrow, 12 more teams of the |. Municipal and Big-Six loops take ©

to the field. Baird's Service pastimers of the Big-Six League crew a bye for the first week .end BASEBALL The Model Dairy baseball team will travel to Bedford tomorrow for a game Plavers will ieave {rom 836 Massachusetts Ave at 10 a. m.

The Empire Life and Accident Insurance Co. baseball team opens its Municipal League schedule against the Fall Creek Athletics at Brookside 1 tomorrow at 3 p. m. Waite or Vonholt and Wheatley are the probable batteries for Empire Life

The West Side Merchants will travel ta Nashville tomorrow to meet the Brown County Athletics at 2:30 p. m. For games with the Merchants write Russ Seller, Moeoreland Ave

Members of the General Exterminating team will be treated to a steak dinner following their opening game tomorrow Players are asked to report at 1:30 p. m. at Rhodius Park SOFTBALL The Goldsmith Secos softball team will try to extend its victory string to straight when it takes on the Fuddle team at Willard Park Neo. 1 10 a tomarrow, The Secos. who nave entered the BRush-Feerzle Sunday Morning League already have defeated the Capitol City All-Stars and Louie's

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Les Smith, Coffin golf course, chors his feet firmly in the sand for an explosion shot.

| In the address, hut he will strike a hind the ball on the downswing,

Pro at Coffin Warns Against Trying to ‘Baby’ Ball on Recovery Shots,

Les Smith, Coffin golf course professional, describes the explo. sion shot in this interview, the seventh in a series,

The fatalistic atitude of mind most {golfers exhibit in attempting recoveries from traps is illogical and (harmful, Les Smith maintains, since these shots call for form patterns as |definite as those for drives or approaches. | He also claims that the action of the ball on a properiy plaved ex- | plosion is as predictable as for any other shot, although he concedes that it is difficult to convince the

average player of this fact. |

Mr. Smith is the professional at Coffin course, the same links upon which he jearned the game 18 vears ago while serving as a caddie. He also comes from a golfing family, his brothers Rov and Marion being professionals at Hillerest Country Club and Crawfordsville Country Club, respectively

Explains Trap Shots

He stand® well aver the ball. Rules prohibit touching the club head to the sand

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[left arm is particularly important in

Les Smith Gives Sand T rap

professional, an- )

as he prepares | hrought out,

shot. On the | straight and he

bout this far be.

The swing hat been completed and the ball Notice that he has taken plenty of sand and has not attempted te “baby” the shot. The cushioning effect of the sand prevents an over

| Aids| LOCAL wx | DEATHS

R J Frank M. Calloway |

| Frank M. Calloway, retired Big [Four Railroad employee, died yes- | |terday at his home, 310 N. Summit | t St. He was 65. He was a native of Clinton] County and started railroad work | at Frankfort. He came here in| 1003 and was a boilermaker in the | Big Four shops for 36 years before [retiring last August. Mr. Calloway was a member of |

the Woodruff Place Baptist Church, the Kagles and the International Brotherhood of Boilermakers. He is survived by his wife, Cora A.; four sons, Wilbur, Henry and | Clarence, all of Indianapolis, and | Russell of Cincinnati; a daughter, | Mrs. Thelma Lane of Indianapolis; | a sister, Mrs. Ida Fry of Terre Haute, and a brother, Alva, of Frankfort. | Funeral services will be held at] 10 a. m. Monday at the Grinsteiner | Funeral Home. Burial will be at the Ross Cemetery at 2 p. m,

Mrs. Etta H. Neukom

{ Mrs. Etta H. Neukom, retired {milliner, of 2258 N. Meridian St., died yesterday. She was 62. Mrs. Neukom was born at Port[land and came here in 1896. She {was a designer for the Fahnley & {McCrea Co. for 14 vears and from (1817 until her retirement in 1935 she operated the Neukom & Rowe Millinery Shop at 423 BE. 16th St

follow through his right arm is

has not looked up.

) | ble to add a stroke to his score and find his ball stil in the sand.” Since the drive is the power shot of the game, most holes are designed to allow some margin of error on {this shot. Approaches are the “sharp shooting” shots and the test is on straightness, That is the reason why the deepest and most troublesome traps usually are found surrounding the greens.

| Dread ‘Overshooting’

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But one of the most common! [faults in recovery shots, the ten-| dency to scoop or “baby” the ball |

results from the fact that in plavling from a trap near a green a golfer has a dread of overshooting. “In making the explosion shot’ Mr. Smith said, “the first thing to! be sure of is that you have anchored your feet firmiv in the sand A player should ase a No. 9 iron or a sand blaster or wedge, which is a club having the same face loft as! the No. 9 but with a heavy flange along the sole to aid its easy passage through the sand. “The ball is plaved well back toward the right foot and the grip on the elud is low, The swing back is with a straight left arm and firm wrists.” He points out that

the straight

his follow through.”

She is survived by a son, William : wv IR.: two sisters, Mrs. Esther Rowe is brought through firmly. He points|*™ out that this firm follow through|and Mrs. Walter Geisel, and three requires the player to use some | granddaughters, all of Indianapolis. power since the cushioning action Funeral services will be held at of the sand will guarantee against 1:30 PD. m. Monday at the Harry W. an overshot Moore Peace Chapel. Burial will be

“ at Crow ill. “Greatest danger.” he says, “is for| Grown It

a player to chop down and quit on Frederick Fritzler

the shot. The distance the sand is hit behind the ball determines the Funeral services for Frederick Fritzler, Noblesville, who died at the

distance of the shot. The closer the! clubhead strikes to the ball the Veterans’ Hospital yesterday, will be

greater will be the distance gained.

: ] : held at Noblesville Monday. The Condition of the sand also is a con- | pody will be taken to Lowell. Mass trolling factor. | for burial. ; |

“In wet, heavy sand the clubhead can strike closer to the ball, since in the U. 8. Navy during the World a hit too far back will give the play-| War, He was a past commander er's arms such a shock as to hamper | of Huntsinger Post, American Legion, at Noblesville. He is survived bv his wife. three children, seven sisters and three With practice, Mr. Smith savs a brothers.

player can acquire a wrist action at John W. Benge

the bottom of the swing whieh John W. Benge. retired farmer.

brings the face of the club in and across the ball. In anv other shot the effect of this wrist movement died yesterday at his home, 2225 would produce a slice. In the ex- Avondale Ave. He was 81. plosion, however, it merely pops the: Mr. Benge was a native of Kenball up into the air and makes jt tucky and had lived here 12 vears. fall dead. He is survived by his wife. Olive: The explosion shot alse is used 11 sons, Floyd of Kansas. Leonard in deep fairway traps, while the lie of Missouri, John of Ohio. Everett in level traps of this type may be and Ray of Kentucky, David, James. good enough to enable a player to Herbert, Clarence, Gilbert and Heruse a long tron or even a No. 4 wood. man, all of Indianapolis, and three

Mr. Fritzler, who was 46. served

Wrist Action Important

| rison, Grand Master, will preside,

{ Mrs, Cora M. Kehl, 221 S. Harris!

CIRCLING THE CITY

=== Change Park Dedication Date, {The date for the dedication of} | Eagle Creek Park has been changed from June 4 to June 11, Oscar] ‘Schwab, general chairman, an-| {nounced today.

| | ‘| Art Music on Mission Program— | {| A program of music and art is to be

|| given at the Wheeler City Rescue | Mission, 245 N. Delaware St., at 7:30 | | (ip. m, today under the auspices of |

* {the Maranatha Bible Conferences | |of Muskegon, Mich, W. K. Steele is to present on| {canvas his interpretation of Biblical | scenes. Mr. and Mrs. Howard M.| | Skinner will sing and play the | {piano and organ. Mr. Skinner is to [show motion pictures of the con- | ference grounds at Muskegon,

For the third consecutive year The Booster, Manual High School student publica tion, has won first class rating

State Senator Larry Brandon (above) is the principal speaker in the National Scholastic for the dedication of the new Press Association.

Announcement was made by Miss Gretchen A. Kemp and Miss Helen A. Haynes, editorial and business advisers, Only 12 weekly high school publications throughout the country received such rating. The award was based on last semester's weekly editions. Editors of the winning editions were Ruth Hummel, editor-in-chief; Donnie Douglas, assistant editor-in-chief; Louise Maier and Olga Phil-

temple of the Lyndhurst Lodge 723 of the Free and Accepted Masons to be held at 8 p. m. today. Officers of the Grand Lodge are to participate and William A. Mor-

The Lodge is located on Lyndhurst Drive a block and one-half south of W., Washington St,

Manion te Speak Monday--Clar- | ence E. Manion, National Emergency | Council state director, is’ tea speak at the Indianapolis Notre Dame Alum- |

ni Club luncheon Monday at the lips, feature editors: Sam Canary Cottage. He is to discuss the! Chernin, sports editor: Joe growing need for combatting un-| Shupinsky, assistant sports edAmerican organizations and in-| iter; Elizabeth Collins, Alfred

fluences. J. Albert Smith, club president, will outline plans for the sum- | mer dance and golf tournament,

Hubert, Harold Light, Mildred Reimer, Norma Skillman and Lucille Williams, copy editors, and Betty Shortridge, club ed-

Mission Group Here in 1940—The | jor.

Home Missions Council, an interde- | nominational body of home missions boards and societies of 24 Protestant | Psychiatrist Talks Thursday—Dr. denominations of the United States! oe . ‘ and Canada, is to meet here Jan. Oscar B. Markey, Cleveland psy- | 12-16 next year. More than 250 per- chiatrist, is to speak at a special] sons are expected to attend this, the luncheon meeting of the Council of | first Indianapolis meeting of the goeial Agencies at 12:15 p. m.! Council, | Thursday at the Y. W. C. A. The | Five Youths Enlist in Army=—| program is the second in a series on |

Five local youths have enlisted in mental health. various branches of the U. S. Army,| Banker Will Speak—O. P. Decker, Lawrence W. Sherfese, sub station |yjce president of the American Narecruiting officer commander, an-|tjonal Bank & Trust Co. of Chi-| nounced today. Enlisting in the 11th cago, is to speak on “A Layman's Infantry were James M. McGill, son | view of the Relationship of Money | of Mrs. Jeanette A. Bense, 2713 N. and Prices” at the 12:15 p. m. lunch- | Station St.; Howard Wilson, son of eon of the Rotary Club at the Clay-| pool Hotel Tuesday, St, and Jack D. Shaaber, son of] Mrs. Kathryn Mendel, 447 N. Ala-| Townsend Club to Meet—The bama St. Donald G. Staley of 244 Downtown Townsend Club is to Villa Ave. has enlisted in the Pan-|/meet at 8 p. m. Monday at the Holama Canal Zone Field Artillery and |liday Building. The program is to Prentiss F. Wells, son of Mr. and!include the election of delegates to Mrs. Owen H. Wells, 825 N. Dela-|the national convention and a ta'k ware St, has joined the 19th Field on the Townsend movement by B. J. Artillery at Ft. Harrison. ‘Brown.

STATE DEATHS |

Appointed at DePauw—Three Indianapolis students will serve on major committees of the DePauw University student body for the coming year. Miss Helen Marxer of 2954 Washington Blvd. is on the elections board; Donald Booty, 825 N. Delaware St. is on the student affairs committee, and Roy MecCormick, 5409 N, Delaware St. will serve on the publications board.

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The Honorable Order of Kentucky Colonels got off to a good start in the Mint Julep Derby and from last reports there was no telling when the winner would be announced.

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Market this shot since it is the only thing As : p | Sack pie : » ; As a general rule, Mr. Smith thinks daughters, Mrs. Ea Foss and Mrs. ANDERSON—Anthonv Gavin 78. Sur-) LAFAYETTE—Fred Lev. 75. Surv owning one of th re They will play a night game at Here is his explanation of trap re- that can give vou the proper are of a plaver is better olf to is Mary Roland of California. and Mrs Vio Daughters, Mrs Charles Lyons, Wife, Anna; brother Charles Ji 9 lori 5 + Ses [4 Lebanon June 3. Manager Gold. covery shots: Swing as the rules prohibit a player some distance and be sure of get- Glatha Hisle of Kentucky. NE vo Sh wae Charles Kermit Sutton, 33. Survivors: | geo, glorious: oped, ng smith i= now seeking road games; “On a properly constructed course, from allowing his club to touch the ting out than to take a risk on a Funeral services will be held at!ters. Mrs. Juanita Armstrong. Miss Mary Nite, Nima son Charles Keith; brothers performing Philcos. Power. with fast teams within 50 niles of a golfer is not in a trap unless he sand in the address, : ; \ 7 Street: qooer Meo fgsnees Street: Frank and Joh | ful, &-tube Philco Aut mdianapolis Call or write MaX has made some error on his viens doubtful lie. the Jordan Funeral Home at 7 p. m. sister.” Mrs. Jennie Van ‘Tvle; brothers, ..LOGANSPORT—Mis: Sophia Buchholz, | ul, -fube Hco uto Oo Cohamith Ay % Iiinoks “ oF | shot A art rors Po oe Keep Elbow to Body oe 3 ales of courtesy he believes Sday. Burial wh be in Estel Blt: Nien Hes ShrancNidson. Tok Bar Ben Survivors. Sister, Mrs. Rudolph Radios are now only : oh kw pa be V all golfers should follow the practi ounty, Kentucky. ‘ors: Daughters, Mrs. G. W. Jones, Mrs. ‘ Hv LI 1612 until 5:30 p. m [that he should try to forget the mis-| Mr. Smith allows his left arm and of SE aT) whi ae prs re [Sorin wan Mier Wasa: re: Si TARION Mrs. Mice Line, Survivors: $29.95. Terms on any a » 'takes on the shots he already has wrist to play the greater part of this tg their trapped ball from Behind M H . | ter. Mrs. john Cravens: brothers, Hoyt, beth Lenfesty: brother, Nathan O. Len- Philco Home or Auto The Standard Grocery softball played and concentrate on the prob- shot. If the right elbow is held. : na Mrs. nonora Galvin auries Wiliams elev. 38 : Radio as low $1.00 a { A1 play its first : ‘a b : : : instead of tramping the length or CONNERSVILLE -- Charles Diveley, 38.| MENTONE—Mrs. Mchaia Meredith, 92 0 as low as BR team will play its first game inijem before him, this is easier to say close to the body it will straighten | yreadth of the tra and leaving heel! Mrs. Honora Galvin died to-| Survivors: Wife, Ruth: father. Tred: Survivors: Daughters, Miss Stella Meredith. week. Come in for a free the Bush-Feezle League againstighan it is to do for any of us. out automatically when the proper I p hi ’ : , : brother, George. half-brotbors, Richard |Mrs Roy Adamson: con Silas. . backasos Fork add . : GS . marks that will cause poor lies for day at St. Vincent's Hospital as the and Robert, 5 . | ma | d trati WwW Western Union at Spades 1 at 10 “usually t} 1 . NEW § | { are | « MIDDLETOWN—William O. Lowrey, 68 emonstration. e are . ir ! Sua N en, a player comes up spot in the downswing 'S reached. | gther players. They should smooth result of a fall at the home of her ELKHART-Beniamin Franklin Mvers, Survivors Wife: daughters. Mrs. Elwood . . Be iy STADION [to his trapped ball with his confi- His weight shifts very slightly from gut the sand after the shot. |nephew, Dr. Joseph Barry, 3160 N. Rigaic hrs Cora Taner. Mis. Marsares | Heslev. Mrs. Cristie Poor; sons, Floyd. | open tonight until 9 P. M. The following Liehr Tavern soft. |dence shaken. If his opponents have! the right leg to the left one as the -——— |New Jersey St. on April 24. She EE ince Spunver. Mrs. Mare Jarold, (SONNE eel, Mrs. ' Flora] and Sunday until 1:30 ball plavers are asked to contact | avoided trouble he finds the problem clubhead reaches the hitting zone. Monday—Summation of pointers was 83. ELWOOD—Frank Langston, 82. Sur-| NAPPANEE—Aaron S. Miller. 81. Sur-| P. M. Phil ® jehr by calling Talbot 4516 Of concentration even more difficult,| The clubhead actually strikes al-|and hints contained in the seven in« | Mrs. Galvin was the Widow of aha Bawarg: Bator. Mrs. Howard Behar. | Jivors: Sons, Manasses, Ellas, John, | this afternoon “They are Chuck {but concentrate he must or he is lia= most two inches behind the ball and | terviews. |John Galvin former School Board : Fl OR A==Mrs, Elizabeth Myer, 87. sur | el : A shinies M. Lyons, 82 . 8 . CIS A . 3 , » g ] » * 8 p > Hs. ed; di hters, Mrs. A Tu WA AR al Ss. i! «da 8, 04.1 Berling, Willard Reed, Gene Martin, | | member. who died in 1902. FOAL HIE agg gl Johnson; | Sriivors: Son, BO. Grow; daughter. Mrs. For the latest headline news Dick Barnett, Stakley, Taylor, Ster- . She is survived by two other brother. Matthew Harter. ei be MFrRY [o harles Steigerwalt, 80. Survivors: I, St tion WIBC 1050 rett, Cleveland and Kostoff. | nephews, Charles and Oscar Barry, | iF" suvvivors Dausnter, ® Mrs. Arthur | J Mowry’: “sons, Re ana, rank, | Une) Bron wy 1 dial—Sunday 12: C. F. B. won its first league game | | 0 Sun en «I'mMory ou and a niece, Mrs. Harry Houghtalen. | ©. Twining. L. SRvEU GS Saraiva Ww. | on your dial—ounday 12:00 to acai y y r Lu ; | | y oh rs. Cora L. Sarman, «Sur o | SEYMOUR-—Miss Kathryn Molony. Sur- 1 5 Ee a Janeran team, . | LOUISVILLE Ky. May 6 Tuesday at oS. Pod at § am. ison ‘movt T. Sarman’ dunghter, MES. |yvers Brothers: ‘Leo. Williym. Jann: | | 2:13 noon. oo : A : 0 > & i (U. P).—Derby selections: . X a h | \b 4 moll, 58. Sh rvivors: Wife, | Sisters, ars, Ju no erring, MTS, ar- | dca nem omeror | NEQAP Windup Jack Guenther, United Press NAS IN LIYAW | Sathedrar with burial at Holy Cross pataly: tort, Hevegt, Cl and neve Boris pinnrts Mee ene ep | at ab y . . : : a _ g danghter, Miss ary ; STA? -— 8. . 6 A yr vs ER racing editor: Johnstown, Cente Sete MRCP chins Mie | Sara Surtivors | Dyjgniers Mis abel” Hon Belmont Stadium will open May Onaliettn, Testwician. Orit -—— em Soh: Pith, vet , as Carmichael? song Glen. Dwight and Ray: 3 { of Ms a iH y Meld 8, ited : - Mrs, Emma PF. Dean, Surviv ther, G 1 Mttead ol Mex R as had be: n Five-Man Competition Ends Press <i rts columnist: Johnse Gilmore. Patterson Put on 20 YEAR TERM OVER. Hen dt sons, Rov and Lester UNION CITY—Harrry L. Robinson, 73 Sef previousiv planned, Johnny Devnev T : ht \ bo t h i ‘ SS oad a : . ! FACES MURDER TRIAL Dean daughters A Elisabeth, Joyeetyn, Suryivors Wife, Carrie. daughter, Mrs. G and R. W. Shaw, co-owners, an- onl a ritchett’s own, Challedon, Technician, . Athern: brothers. August, Willlam. Chal. Avis er Schl 1. sister, Mrs. Bertha Stetler y Ne ; " ta nounced today 9 ; Crowd- Pleaser. rv —— Calm oo Volkenime: 76 Bupvivors: | NELEENCAlber, Mchrge, Th Survivors: Ac , ] — a ——— | Wife. Lizzie: daughters, Mrs ar eirsen, 8s. CO a ES p Jlar- r¥) Meanwhile. Devnev announced : PITTSBURGH. Mav § (U.P) — Nite Janie: nn ers. ASrer. ~ Drs. Hells mon, Mrs. Qecil Little. sons Ora Clar nd that hit team, the Pepsi-Cola Seventeen five-man teams wil) \ It will be some time before Indi- james Burchel 58 regretfully FR nehke. 96. firvivers: Par-| WHITESTOWN—Mrs. Melvina Cragun CAP Roosters, will play the Douglas The- take to the alleve at Pritchett’s in Four Gun Clubs {anapolis At fans will w os orn t tary ents. Mi ind Mrs willie Williams; | 54 OG Sons, OT oOmar, K3 anapolis figh i | ; ater team at Rhodius Park tomor : | Ana} g ans will see In action walked out of Western Penitentiary, Ptr, Rost sister. Mattie Low Orestes; daughter, Miss Lula M. Cragun. | Eid row at 2 p.m : j © the beginning of the “grand finale" two boxers as nearly on equal terms after completing a 20-year murder = Alfred Ww. Rosencrans, EL Survivors: WINCHESTER—Harry L Robinson 3 ! ! . “a " : $ 9 Mother, Mrs. Julius Zell, sister, 1 Survivare: Wife, Carrie; daughter, Mrs, G.| 1: 1 : 1 Cannonball Dosch and Windmin °F the 30th annual state bowling To Hold Meets in abilities to give and take as are or Kut ita the ig of oo Phllis Steiverwaid Sg | Miller Tire Distributor Mohoney will divide the hurling as- tournament tonight at 8:15 o'clock. | w— Herb Gilmore and Patsy Patterson, Hr Eien yo a. gu RANKFORT..Gearge Willlam Reef. 26; signment for the Boosters. All No Indianapolis quintets will be featherweight serappers. murder trial | Charles ‘daughter. Rosemary, Mussell and ropsi-Cola plavers should report in among those competing. Towns Four gun clubs will hold shoots) For the second time this season He was charged with commiting! Glen = oe CROSSWORD PUZZLE full uniform for pictures. mm ihe . : tomorrow in and near Indianapolis. Gilmore, Cincinnati leather throws " bent ci | KENTLAND—Alva O. Montgomery, #0 \ : which will be represented are Ft : oN the State's first “auto-kidnaping, ENTLAND- : Gav and hen the Belmon Stadium Capitol City Gun Club shooters er, and Patterson, Somerset. Kv. 23 vears ago. and slaving a Los Ane | Shrvivors ite Stella: sons oad opens, after repairs are completed Wayne, South Bend and Lafayette. will compete in a 50 combination fought to a draw before Armory |geles policeman, Thomas Krinshna- MARL Pa Rl Pririoten, Mrs within a week, five leagues com- Nive 2 ciples ou be target trophy shoot hy ys a. on fight fans last night. |ble, who tried to stop him. He al.| "mes Withrow. —we| HORIZONTAL Answer to Previous Puzzle 11 Renta? posed of 30 Indianapolis teams, will clear UR ap IMNE LOMOITOW and the Indianapolis Trap and! ‘As much of a “crowd pleaser” as! loge 13 re0l i! tract oS S, : ‘ \ § : y K 3-year-old Naomi contract. run throughout the week. Sunday Morning at 9:30 o'clock, and again Skeet Club will hold an all-day| the main go turned out to be, ie] Sadly Kidnuped 13 to escape with SMELLING BRINGS bavelent oS JARIC 12 To make a nights will be held open for exhibi- out-of-town pinmen will compete.imeet with activity in the 100, 16-/was the six-round semiwindup that her in an automobile. | Johsnmes 0 - mistake tion games. | Two squads will roll in the doubles | yard registered targets and in 50- had the spectators on their feet, “This is the first time I have been | SMUGGLING ARREST ney J oy The Pepsi-Colas will play an out. 20a singles with the last of the sin- target handicap events. Herb Brown and Jerry Martin, both on the streets for 21 vears.” Burchel | —— | 9 The =—g, he 15 Deposited. $ 3 al 3 - .y . i of-town game on the opening night inner UEGIRNING Aveir 8% Out-of-town meets are included of Indianapolis, put on one of the said. “But I'd rather be back inl NEW YORK. May 6 (U. Pym | printed are JIN | 1s Skewered. | as will the Indiana Markets, Marion sauit at approximately 30. in the program and will be held at most “action-jammed” bouts seen the pen. It's no fun leaving under| customs Agents stopped William | very valuable, | OF 20 Lockjaw. Ot Haine last year “Anything Can Happen” Rushvile pa Sk vicrasville ” at_the Armory this season. these conditions. If it was freedom | ypaxwell as he was driving his| 13 Constellation ARC 23 A marvel. Manager Devney stated that his' “ usivitie the marksmen will shoo Brown has fought here before I was getting. it would be all right.” | gE, : where| 14 Fervently. 24 He lived in team will play oniy night games fol- Anything can happen” is the way at 100, 16-yard targets, will hold a and had been undefeated until last , ne i —— ® [Lions Sup opp Ne Mee i 1 16 Ever. the town of lowing tomorrow's tilt with Douglas Norman Hamilton, in charge of the five-man team race and a 50 com- night when Martin decisioned by a OBJECTS T0 MATE'S | “Is that garbage?” they asked. 17 Saucy. — Theater. He also said that several tournament described the possibili- ition brget trophy Shoe i slim margin his opponent “Can't vou rel it?" Maxwell | 19 Mural TIC 27 Corn. of the outstanding softball teams ities fo mark this t ur evenis are on the Craw- Martin had Brown “on the run” EAs ; Sl oy 28 Ozo of the country will “hit” Indianap. |. OF NeW Hibs in this the ; dsville Community Sportsman's from the first round and tagged him GET-RICH PROPOSAL source. Id but the smell didnt] 20 Coral ion. 2 R 3 Fo stata olis beginning in June for exhihi. CN and last week-end of the gub program including a 100, 16- several times in the second to put —— They cou ut the : <0 Drop of 0 . se. tion o ; : , " ; ; : ; bu satisfy their curiosity. Under the eve fluid. 34 Window ledga ton games with the Pepsi-Colas. tournament. (yards registered target shoot. Other him to the mat. Brown apparently. CLEVELAND, May 6 (U. P.).— layer of refuse they found a load | 21 Drone bee : 36 Coral island Riis en Several topnotch bowlers from Ft activity will be in the 50 combina- was out on his feet and had to be Mrs. Dorothy Veselick, pretty, blond f ” SAUSA es. cheese, pork | 22 Buff : 43 Toward. ny entor of 38 Form of “he Results in the WPA Little Six oes 8 ho tion handicap, the 50, 16-yard tar- | acsisted to his corner. But he os : . , Of caviar, SAusages, SR ~« Buftoons. 45 He is th printing. x i League Warne will be in the lineups for the 8 " ot. and the 2Btar< iE S| Clo ie 1¢ Came and 18, complained to police today ang other delicacies which they 24 Volume Jrrie 1s ne 8 To st 39 Male cat. Froseh Prades. v& teams and Grace Construction Co. Se no etter » ANA the 25-tar- back to finish the bout on even about her husband's plan for mar sneced had been unloaded by a (sbbr.) inventor of #8 To stammer, 40°To eschew, r . > RN " ov > v A A > Soret h eT iy hb - of Pt. Wayne was cited by officials © JOUR Jal | terms with Martin. riage success confederate on the Bremen. Max- 98 Entrance — type. VERTICAL 4] Minds. Porner's Market, 22; Semth sige an. Of the tournament as one of those to LeRoy Dycus. fommer Golden She said her spouse, Harry, a 20- well was charged with attempted og Type 47 Southeast. 1 Breach. 42 To make Stars, & " wateh Pl Si d | Glover, made short work of Roy year-old WPA worker, had offered smuggling. a standard 48 Carbonated 2 Nettle rash. fabric —— Among those individuals from Ft ummer iZne Woods, veteran Indianapolis fighter, to divorce her. marry a wealthy BE, rT While . drink 3 Rootstock 44 Land right. The Indianapolis Buddies will play Wayne rolling will be W. Reeves. A. . . in one of the four-round prelim- girl, then remarry her “as soon as CHURCH ORGAN STOLEN 59 1. bl 50 Edible 4 New En land 46 Circle Br Pv > : > > i y ' y 9L w o ™ the Bloomington City champions B. C. executive committeeman and With Baci alu 1 inary bouts. Woods’ seconds threw 1 net a lot of money from my second STURBRIDGE. Mass. May 6 (U. 2 ight ow. ; i a : glai Sa B lomorrow. For games write Ralker his partner, F. Quinn, city associa. | : g p in the towel after the second round. wife." Mrs. Veselick said that when |p, police today sought the thieves 31 Part of eye. : RES: 5 FIvi Feih BH ‘ry al MeLinn, 1105 Fletcher Ave, tion secretary. E. Kraft, Ft. Wayne, st Jim Norris, Madison, knocked out she told him she wasn't interested who stole the organ from the Uni. | 32 Tempers. 31 To hit, ying es spring, The Vv eRe wails is 1938 singles champion, and he : Chet Harris, Cincinnati, in one he peat her. Police issued an assault tarian Church. | 33 Musical note. 53 A Greek mammal. 49 Devoured. he Y. B. Painters will meet the win mow! in defense of his title Johnny Plummer, 228. former round of a preliminary. HAIriS and battery warrant for the | ——————————e— | 34 Marine fish. philosopher. 6 Self. 51 Perched. Associated Service outfit at “2:30 yore o Towa blacksmith, will meet the weighed 178 and Norris, 185. Bud pusbend ; 35B flat. 55 Frosty. 7 Corded cloth. 52 For each. BM SomerTON ol " double-header pipe ists will be available some-| Powerful Luigh Bacigalupi when the Kelly ended his fight with Don C ol ek. P Say It With 37 Ana. 56 Artless. 8 Wry face. 54 Giant king. A rgnge Past The Painters ime tomorrow afternoon or evening, Italian husky makes his initial lo- Stites in the third round when he 41 Lubricants. 57 He is also 9 Through. 56 Primeval downed the Illinois Street Mer- Mr. Hamilton said today. cal appearance on the Armory won by a technical knockout. Stites. GAMING CHARGED T0 42 You and I. the eee 10 Ale. fluid. h 9-5 ; i chants, 3-9, Here are the standings for the Wrestling program Tuesday. a Richmond scrapper, weighed 132 The Tish-i-mingo Redrmen will first five places in all tournament Bacigalupi, who is 6 feet 2 inches, pounds to 135 for Kelly of Cin-| IDLING TAXI DRIVERS ALLIED FLORISTS ASS'N | play J. D. Adams in a practice ga events at the end of the seventh and weighs 230 pounds, is said to be cinnati. OF INDIANAPOLIS Plat 3.0. usm ih & By Se week: ‘able to deliver in a colorful man-| Claude Dixon, 145, Indianapolis! ey taxicab drivers stationed at! — CB ton Park N gHoy wt Wan FIVEMAN TEAMS net, (and Paul Smith, Indianapolis, went a ‘downtown taxi stand had to do! ee gon Dark No Ys {Barbasol, Indianapolis .... .......... 310 Everett Marshall end John (Wild [the four-round route with Dixon | co ethin R pass the time early! Two Bush-Feezle leagues, the Since Tost, Beuth pardons: as § HH Bull) Grandovich will pe meeting | being given the edge. | today EL business was dull, Lut | day School and Junior loops, will|Darentrich Cert. Todishapnjerson.. 3030) for the third time this season when | : cruising policemen didn’t think it| | weet Monday night at the Bush-! (Stl in Money, 288%) | hey uate oft in the main event. Wolveri le Tankers | should be shooting dice, Feezle store. Teams interested in! SINGLES Grandovich weigh i fall whet | | The six were arrested for vagran- | playing in either league are asked to Reid Sharum. Indianapolis ... 3 | € two met here last fall where To Tour Europe cy and disorderly conduct. ; —) 3 attend {Herman Land, Kokomo . .. 698 | Grandovich was disqualified for [ pany sent Six { . {Carl Brehob, Indianapolis 698 | h . . The cab company ¢ : Hew 8 J ho i § L S Y ———— Rlovd Penaiey. KOROW® «...u.ee ness a3 | roughness and later he lost to Mar-| : drivers to man the cabs ts » Ke ; . John Fehr, Indianapolis .........ves 91 | shal] in New York after winning the Times Special ——— : ——— Larry Fox Registers { (Still in Money, 589) [ first fall. ANN ARBOR, Mich, May 6-— a —————— | R—— . | ALL-EVENTS | Seven Michigan swimmers have CLARINET YOU CAN 685 to Pace Pinmen ron: mamas oo... 8 Tiger Trackmen been selected as members of the iq. GENERAL TIRES een | Fonte Snyder. Indianapolis 1928 : | Wolverine team that will tour Eng- Instruction Lesson Like You Buy an Automobile 5 { Ber rager naanapolis .. . . | } A 685 turned in by Larry Fox in John Murphy Indianapolis “raaas 1912 Host to Ball State land next summer for a series of TEOW AS 50c 4 WeER the Classic League at the Fox- (SHll in Money. 1850) » SXIlHOnS. ys Detiigan squad INDIANA MUSIC CO. THE GENERAL TIRE CO. | Hunt Alleys today stood as the DOUBLES | GREENCASTLE, May 6—De- will leave New York Sept. 6 and 115 E. Ohio St. LI. 4088 83% N. Delaware L1-5523 §| highest score in local bowling D. Johnson. P. Snyder. Indianapolit 1319 | ) 3 . will be gone for six weeks. | 3 En b : v . : . L. Ahearn, Dan Abbott. Indianavolis. 1304 | Pauw’s track team. undefeated in| — — ~~ “| I ———————— | league competition. FoX's game D Schock. C. Lewis, Anderson... 1388four starts. was to meet Ball State | OUTFITTERS TO | scores were 246, 225 and 214 L. Carmin, J. Fehr, Indianapolis ... 1288) : Yiast | WASHER SPECIAL \, WOMEN and CHILDREN GOOD FOODS | scores , 29 : L Hanna D. McNew Indlanapalis . 1288 in a dual meet here today. George | Bl MEN, WOMEN an PROMPT COURTEOUS | Among other league leaders were J. Fulton. C. Hardin, Indianapolis.. 1273 Montooth. Tiger dash man. was ex- | REGULAR $49.95 EASY y psi | Ray Morris of the National Mal- LOCAL ROOSTERS /pected to lead his mates. DePauw . | SERVICE leable loop At the Central plant LU. Dentals o.oo. e38 OL AL Nag WASHERS, Only $39.95 | Make Luncheon a Pleasure at with 639, and Rex Daweon, who |b ihmcen teror Ob... ve. 2888) MII CHOSE Its Season against Butler) of py, gs of Weekly . any TT VUE C0 | By SSRISON fat C8. uu ii tists oa . THE MODERN CREDIT STORE HAAG'S CUT PRICE DRUG We .

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