Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 July 1939 — Page 20

| Tonight's Contest

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Quist Is Given|

Edge Over Low

Meet in Semifinal Match of Longwood Tourney.

CHESTNUT HILL, Mass, July 21 (U. P.) —Adrian Quist, chunky Australian Davis Cupper, was an odds-on favorite fo whip Bob Low, No. 1 man on the Stanford University team, in a semifinal match

of the 47th annual Longwood Bowl |:

Tournament today. | Quist, ranked sixth internationally, reached the round of four with loss of only nine games. His 20-year-old rival advanced the hard way, winning from second-seeded Gilbert Hunt Jr. of |Washington, D. C., No. 1 National Junior Singlist David Freeman of Pasadena, Cal, and Paul Guibord, New England’s top-ranking player. | Quist’s teammate, | 31-year-old Jack Crawford, rated No. 1 inter-

nationally in 1933, furthered his: comeback campaign yesterday with |: a four-set triumph over Gardnar |: Mulloy, University of Miami, Fla, |: amateur tennis coach, seeded third. |: He bedt Mulloy in the 14th game|:

of the fourth set, 7-5, 6-1, 3-6, 8-6.

Two unseeded and unranked |: California girls, who- yesterday up- |:

set topflight national players, again faced ‘tough opposition in the women’s division. | Mary . Arnold, 25-year-old Los Angeles playground instructor, and winner over top-seeded Helen Padersen of Stamford, Conn., meets third-seeded Katherine Winthrop of Boston, ranked 10th | nationally. Pauline Betz of Hollywood, who pled second-seeded Virginia olfenden of San Francisco, Cal. ranked ninth nationally, opposes

defending champion Helen Bern-|:

. hard of New York.

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Lineups for tonight's game at Perry Stadium between the Gold Medal Beers and tne Indianeyels Black Indians line were announced today by Managers Clyde Hoffa and Dick Jones.| The game will begin at 8:15. The Beers who are fo play an Indiana-Ohio league double-hesader at Middletown, O., Sunday have obtained the services of [Lefty John Twigg to hurl against Ben Allen, . former Detroit and Philadelpaia All-Star hurler pitcher.|| Skipper Hoffa will have Lefty Kertis and O'Neal in reserve but feels Twigg will hold the Indians at bay. Jones will have Hanibal and Blackwell as a reserve battery, ‘with Stille and Stewart at relief . ¢ pitchers. I. Probable starting lineups: = “GOLD MEDALS BLACK | INDIANS Ye hf 8, of Lockett, He Stan Parks, If SHE ID © Tangemann, 1b Fornell, c fa Are J. Teo, rf ig, D

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Carl Wolf will be in center field for the Union Printers when they take on Link-Belt in the second game of the Amateur Day double-

Wolf also manages the Printers.

In the first game of the twin bill Hosiery Union will tangle with the Ajax Beers. The opengr-isTcalled for 1:30.

State Stream Reports

Game warden’s reports on state streams by counties: : > ‘ Benton—Streams out of bank. No fishing for several days. : Blackford—Salamonie River is muddy. Blue Water Lake is. clear. Fish not striking very well. Hgts Sugar and Mud Creeks high and muddy, no fishing. Pits are clear. Brown—Salt Creek and Bean Blossom Creek are muddy. Brown County lakes are clear. Fish are not biting. Carroll—Deer Creek, Rrock Creek, Wildcat, Middlefork and Wabash River are muddy. Tippecanoe is milky. Cass—Wabash and Eel Rivers, Deer Creek are muddy. Pipe Creek is clear. Fishing generally is poor. Clinton—All streams are out of banks and muddy. No fishing over the week-end. Craviord— Elf and Little Blue, Bogard, Turkey and Stinking Fork are muddy. Bekery Pond is clear and fishing here is a

r. Daviess—Fishing has improved since last week-end. Falling of east and west fork of White River will improve fishing. Dearborn—Laughroy, North Hogan, South Tanners and White Water are y. North and South Hogan and Tanners Creeks will clear guickly; Delaware—Camels and Kilbyck Creeks are clear, Mississinowa and White Rivers are milky. All gravel pits in good shape. *, Fayette—Big and Little Williams Creeks, Nolan’s Fork and west fork of White River are muddy. Fishing will be good by weekend if no more. rain. - Fulton—Manitou, Fletcher and Nyona ke are clear. Bruce, Rock, Nyona, Town kes and Tippecanoe River are muddy. Gibson—Wabash, White, Patoka Rivers are milky. Old Bayou also milky. Should be in good shape by end of week if no more rain. . Greéen—West fork of White River, Eel River and Indian Creek are milky. Richland [Creek is muddy. Stripper ponds and Shakamak Lake are clear. : Hancock—Big and Little Sugar, Brandvwine an ig Blue River are muddy. Streams will not be in condition by c¢nd

of week. : Henry—All are high and muddy. is

Little Wildcat, Kokomo are muddy. Little fish-

River is muddy. Wabash is milky. muddy. Detmore

poor. Sand and GraGrayford Pond is White Rivers are and Watson Pond is poor generally. is clear, Winona is clear. Barring bad good fishing this

and Fawn Rivers, , Fish, Apploman, Big Atwood Lakes are clear.

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y. Marion—Fall, Buck, Eagle and Crooked Creeks are muddy. Fishing no good. Marshall—All lakes are clear. Monroe—Salt and Bean Blossom Creeks are muddy. All lakes are in good condition. Fish are not biting. Montgomery—All creeks are high and muddy. No fishing. Noble—Sylvan Lake and Little Long are milky. Diamond Skinner, Cree, pper Long, Muncie, ' Little Long, Sand and Round are clear. : Owen—Raccoon Lake is milky. Hollybrook, Fish, Rattlesnake, Mill and MecCormick Lakes are clear; so are White and Eel Rivers. Fishing is generally poor. Perry—Anderson clear. , Middlefork and Sulphur are milky. "Fishing was good over the week-end. ? Porter—Flint, Long, Loomis and Eliza are clear. Fishing geheially is poor. " Posey—Wabash River, Big Creek, Hovey's Lake are all muddy. ack River and biher Sakes and creeks are milky. Fishing s good. Pulaski—Lake Bruce and Tippecanoe River are clear. Fishing is good. * Putnam—All creeks are high and muddy. Fishing is poor. ush—Big and Little Flatrock, Little Blue, Six Mile, Mud Creek, Clifty and Ben Davis are mudd Starke—Silver Yellow River is milky and All creeks are clear. been poor.

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Fishing has Steuben—All lakes are clear. Best lake for game fish is George. . St. Joe—St. Joe River is clear; also Goodman, Clear, Chain, Riddles and Ruples

Lakes. Fishing is poor. Spencer—Lincoln City Lake fishing good. Honey Creek poor. Tipton—Upper - Wildcat ahd pits are muddy. Hard rains have streams up and Tippecanoe — Wabash and Tippecanoe

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Vigo—Wabash River, Otter Creek and

Creeks are milky. Warrick—Scales Lake, Stripers Lakes snd Pidgeon Creek are clear. ashington—All creeks are clear; fishing. good, : arren—All creeks are muddy. Wayne—All creeks and streams are muddy. Will be several days before fish-

ing -will be good. te—Shafer Lake is clear; [fishing poor. Tippecanoe River ‘is milky. Whitley—Robinson Lake, New, High and Cub Lakes are clear. Fishing is good. Berry Is Winner of Lions Golf Tourney

egistering a 72, Frank G. Berry jor the Lions Club Golf League's weekly “blind par” tournament yesterday ‘at Pleasant Run. Dr. R. E, Tanner, league treasurer, placed second on his 71.

gross honors, while second place in 'this division was shared by Berry and Orville Winnings on 92's. Lions golfers will play the Universal Club in an . interclub match next Thursday at Pleasant Run, it was announced. :

Alice Given Racquet For Quitting Baseball

SAN FRANCISCO, July 21 (NEA). —Alice Marble’s father gave the All-England and American women’s

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| DETROIT, July 21 (U. P.).—Fred-

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he: on the team “He’s been doing all ledo and we want to give him a Shance-to make good in the big e.” V: \ Briggs said Hutch probably would be started every four or five days. Up to July 12, Hutchinson had

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complete.

sev'lt Bldg.

t HOME, 1308 Prospect St. 1 . Service Saturday, 2 Sg ment New Crown. Friends fhvited.

of. and

ALTERATIO leas, rooais

MEYER O. JACOBS

212-214 B. 16th St.

(Cement Contractors)

ladies’ How's garments: ss. reline. Reaso!

nable.

TA-6667.

day, 9 a. Columbus, Cemetery,

at Crown

< OBOLD—Edward E., entered into rest Friday, 5:30 a. m., age 69 years. Brother of C. H. Obold. Service Saturday, 4 . ‘H Y W. MOORE PEACE Burial Crown Hill Cemetery.

RICHART—-Mary E., entered into rest Wednesday, age 43 years, wife of Victor E. Richart, mother of Marjorie J. Richhter of Mrs. William A. Nagley, Mrs. Eva Kelch. Services Eat: Briar Memories heros o Tr m . W. MOORE PEACE CHAPEL |

3

urday, 2 29th St. HARRY charge.

Card of Thanks

LA PORTE—We wish to expr - cere thanks ur ay friends. iy

2

James W. La Port

.

M XLEY— 'e wish to expres hanks to the f Bets Jay Rie g§ during

ath of r darling son and brother, Charles Michael ick: les aie (of 0 "AND

our sincere

MRS MOXLEY AND BON. WATNESS—We wish to exten s to 11 I a Boatty fl

tiful flo h ©

may be obtained at all Hook's Del

0 a : a phe for the words of sympa and ee tit ral off :

HENRY GLESING, cement; steps, walks, driveways;

(Chimneys)

floors, reas.

INTED, _ Painted, floors and ste guaranteed.

Rebuilt; 5, walk; estimates free; ~-4604-M. :

(Contractors)

concrete

BUILT-IN kitchen cabinets made to order; hens remodeled; free estimates. CH-

kite! 3422. (Corsets)

NU-BONE faults with _support. RI-4788.

(Dry Cleaning)

CORSET — Correct s figure comfort, SY perfect

CERTIFIED CLEANERS. u Free delivery. 2907 Central TA-0132. 2531 E. Washington. CH-8570. Z

ality Service.

(Floor Refinishing)

FLOOR sanding, refinishing. sired at no ge iehing

(Furnace Repairing) cleaned, repaired. Victor fur

stokers, ACE CO.,

a oil burner: e HALL NEAL FURK.

(Lumber—Retail)

NEW A 7ist & Big Railroad

(Mattresses)

vated. BUF B

reno s . Ave. RI-6605. Since 1886.

Mtr. Trucks & Farm ATIONAL HARVESTER CO.

1065 W. Wash. (Painting) FLOORS waxed, polished:

LE ehh alhesst

he

Je

00. Phone, No. 8

1 Mths:

Implements

LI-3371

Small down

§ neighborhood. Koepper

$400 Down

in best part of Irvington. Price Juick sale. owner.

NEW LOW PRICE, RIVERSIDE URIVE

RI-3198.|

rches, PR-g051, IY Sew ro

ONE HOME LEFT $29.26 PER MONTH, FHA

INSPECTION BY APPO! Includes taxes, insurance

INTMENT ng R-Tae,

payment. Eves. . Delaware at Pleasant Run Bivd. & ridges & Graves, 243 N. Del.” RI-3477.

BUNGALOW BARGAIN 3 - ONLY $2250 % . Sheffield. 5-rms. strict! if a beautiful "little ey giop and look Jt over, HAY | 41 J. S. CRUSE REALTY CO. i28 x DEL:

BUNGALOW $3000

Ni 5-roo modern. fire proof contructed, side. drive, 4600 orth in good Terms. Mr. Nicolai or Mr, CRUSE REALTY CO. RI-6412 .

will buy excellent condition 2-bedroom home low for

or part, .

°

Will consider car 33 N. Arlington.

5

50 EACH. 3RD AND 4TH LOTS NORTH oF 19TH ST. CORNER 19TH ST. LOT

$750. MR. B Hall- Hottel @o.- LI. 2541 5.RM. S. M. BUNGALOWS

All Newly Reconditioned =. i. 4808 Brouse—5-rmg, new roof oer: ] :§2300 3 5137 Ralston—Newtoqf, furnace.... $3800 Bany Gas B 122i30ce fnonthiy, Call Mr, ates. - - 7 - | . PAUL L. M'CORD CO. 615 Lemcke Bldg.

OPEN T7 TO 10 P. M. - EVERY NIGHT THIS i nt niin Bs sad, Gama Ed Took! modern; must be sold, 3 > you - ‘buy a’ bargain. tise |

24% INVESTMENT

3 LEX & STOREROOM Tocation, 1000 Blogk Cy West 1 per month. at once.

Mer- °

Corner St., reconditioned; income -$4 p Must sacrifice to close an estate Only $2250. Mr. Weissmsn, 961

1964 HOLLOWAY

of ly reconditioned. Bunga-4-rms. compl Lt ona Sry 3 MR. Bates, -1419. got. CORD CO. 615 Lemcke Bldg.

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wn. . M] PAULL M OP—2-bedrm., sun rm,, Teé= Be Nn 50_ft. frontage; under $5000. : v,

940 EASTERN AVE. a SH Fava h, Bel ee |

1925-27 N. TALBOT—6-rm. dble. A-1 con T3ition throughout, Bargain - 1

ower

WE ARE LOCATED have progeruies from 2 roo!

terms. us for yo 2608 W. Michigan, ¥ Mer BROWN. BE-3609. 2331 N. TALBOT—7 rms. & bath; m gne-floor plan. A real homey hom

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