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Indianapolis Times, Tuesday, Aug. 8, 1939

Football Fans Vote Elmer Layden Into

. Heavies] in Mat Arena Headliner Roche Tackles Kampfer on

‘Three-Bout Bill; Thom Meets Achiu.

Dorve (Iron Man) Roche, 221, the former Illinois coal miner who is one of the most popular grapplers ever to perform in this territory, mixes with Hans Kampfer, 236, skilled German husky, to top tonight's out-

door wrestling program at Sports Arena.

The powerful German has been here three times, winning without much difficulty from Powerhouse

Frank Sexton, Alabama Bill Lee and Warren ‘Bockwinkle. Roche challenged Hans to tonight's meeting and is determined to make good. Dorve is a speedy performer on the mat and has hung up an impressive record here. Billy Thom, 178, mat coach at Indiana University, opposes Walter (Sneeze) Achiu, 176, Chinese performer, in the semi-windup, while Popeye Swenson, 236, a colorful husky from Minnesota, takes on Harry Kent, 225, Portland, Ore, in the 8:30 opener. Three hundred carriers of The Indianapolis Times will attend the show as guests of Matchmaker Lloyd Carter.

Nelson Takes Penn Open Cup

" READING, Pa. Aug. 8 (U. P.).— National Open champion Byron Nelson today :recorded his sixth tournament triumph of the year aftér slicing five strokes from par and two from the tourney record to win the Central Pennsylvania Open golf title on his home course here with a 36-hole 137. - Nelson carded a 68 on the morning round at Reading Country Club yesterday and then added an afternoon 69 to finish three strokes in front of Sammy Byrd of the Philadelphia Country Club. In addition to the National Open, Nelson, who next year will become head pro at the Inverness Country Club, Toledo, O., has won the Phoenix, North-South, Massachusetts and Western Open tournaments .

8000 See Brazil Semi-Pros Win

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Aug. 8 (U. P.).—More .than 8000 persons, the largest crowd ever to witness a semi-pro baseball game here, saw a fighting BraZil team turn back the Lafayette Red Sox in the first of a five-game series for the Midwest championship. Roy Brann cracked out a single in the last half of the ninth to score the winning run from second. The game was dedicated to Mordecai “Three-Fingered” Brown, who pitched the Chicago Cubs to the world’s championship in 1908. Brown threw the first ball of the game to Jim Archer, his old battery mate, who attended the game with a number of other baseball celePrities.

Franklin Speed Card Arranged

, Times Special FRANKLIN, Ind. Aug. 8.—A field of fast drivers, all of whom are xious to improve their point standing in the Midwest Dirt Track Racing Association, are to compete in races here Sunday on the Johnson County Fair Grounds track. Among the drivers entered are Charlie Szekenedy, South Bend, who holds second place in the point standing, and Chick Smith, Frankfort, Ky., who ranks third. m———— ee eete———

John Cobb Departs For Try at Record

BOSTON, Aug. 8 (U. P.).--John Cobb, English fur broker, was enroute to Bonneville, Utah, today where he hopes to break the world automobile speed record of 357.5 miles an hour established there last year by Capt. G. E. T. Eyston. Cobb. enthusiastic over the rebuilt twin engines of his Railton racer, said they had been stepped + up from 1150 horsepower each to 1300.. He was modest about his new record attempt. : “I am ‘simply starting where I left off last year,” he said. to quit trying for the record last September because my time was up.”

Horseshoe Pitchers’ Tourney Announced

A Marion County horseshoe tournament, sponsored by the Fall . Creek Horseshoe Pitchers’ Association and the County recreation Department of WPA, is to be held Saturday at the Fall Creek and 30th - 8t. courts. Entry blanks may be had at the Johnson Courts, Hoyt Ave and Laurel Sf. Contestants must pitch 100 shoes to qualify, gnd the high 16 scorers will play in the Saturday tourney. For further information phone George Johnson, DR-6872, or the Recreation Departmen} WPA, HE-1840.

Enters Politics

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 8 (NEA). ~Wee Willie Sherdel, former pitch-

er for the St. Louis Cardinals, is Re-|. publican candidate * for sheriff in

Adams County, Pennsylvania.

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CHICAGO. Aug. 8 (U. P.).—Elmer Layden of Notre Dame laid himself open today to the meanest jinx in football by accepting the offer of six million fans to coach an allstar team against 'New York's world Shampion Ginats the night of Aug.

8 me thing about this jinx—nobody escapes. Misfortune caught up with all five of Layden’s predecessors the season after each served as all-star coach, and every National League champed that bucked the All-stars for charity lost its world title in the spot cash:league before the year was out. Layden may fare better than the others. He had the best Notre Dame team last season since the golden days of Rockne and early reports from «the Irish capital say there is more where that came from and “look out Southern California.” U. S. C. scored the only upset in nine games against Notre Dame last fall.

Irish Pitched In

Elected with Layden were four assistants from the Big Ten, the East, South and Far-West. Harry Stuhldreher of Wisconsin, a teammate of Layden in Notre Dame's famed Four Horseman backfield of 15 years ago, Carl Snavely of rnell, Maj. Bob Neyland of Te ee and Edward P. (Slip) Madigan of St. Mary’s will greet a squaé of 68 college players next Saturday for the

Notre Dame backers in every section of the country roled in votes for Layden and he moved into the lead after the first batch was counted. His total of 5,127,888 points included 1,247,916 first place votes. Stuhldreher was second in total points, but barely defeated Mal Elward of Purdue for the one coaching job allotted the Western Conference. Stuhldreher had 2,918,150 points to Elward’s 2,742,063.

Another Horseman Beaten

‘Lynn Waldorf of Northwestern, Dr. Eddie Anderson of Iowa and H. O. (Fritz) Crisler of Michigan were among the Big Ten leaders. In the East, Snavely finally won out over another of the Notre Dame Horsemen—Jimmy Crowley of Fordham. Snavely polled 1,160,907 to Crowley's 820,478. Ducky Pond of Yale and Columbia's Lou: Little were next in line, but far behind the leaders. Maj. Neyland, who brought the Orange Bowl championship to Tennessee, swept the South by more than a million points. His organized votes totalled 1,496,335 to 210,399 for Dana Bible of Texas and 195,208 for Bernie Moore of Louisiana State. Far West voters fell in line with Slip Madigan over: Tiny Thornhill of Stanford and Buck Shaw of Santa Clara. Madigan drew 894,275 points, Thornhill 565,563, and Shaw

All-Star Coaching Job—and a Jinx

Elmer Layden . . . the job did others no good.

first of 18 days’ preparation.

shopping for their golf equipment, Indianapolis Amateur Champions assortment of articles for hunters,

as the crowd in an all-night restaurant and is open to private club members, public links shooters and Sunday golfers. Approximately 200 are expected to compete this time.

The thing is spread out, too, so that a man has time to do his golf-

ing and still work his job. Indianapolis Public Links Association officials, in charge of the event, announced that the early entry list is to close at 5 p. m. tomorrow, and. that entrants wishing preferred starting times in the qualifying round should submit their names to the professionals of their course before that time,

Late entries may be filed with John L. Niblack, association secretary, up to noon Saturday at 525 Indiana Trust Bldg.

Play in the 18-hole qualifying round is to begin at 8 a. m. Sunday at Pleasant Run. Then there will be a lag until Aug. 26, when firstround championship flight matches are-to be held at Pleasant Run. Reason for this is to avoid a conflict in dates with the State Open Championship to be held over the Beechwood Course at La Porte Aug. 19 and 20. Second and third rounds in the championship, flight of the City event are to be held at South Grove Aug. 27. The quarter-finals

Working on the theory that the boys would rather do their own

the prize list for the ninth annual ip golf tournament includes an shermen and the home.

Experience has proved that prizes of this type hold the greatest attraction for participants in this tournament which is as democratic

will be run off Sept. 2 at Sarah Shank and the semi-finals at Coffin Sept. 3 and 4. Semi-final and final matches are to be for 36 holes, while the rest are for half that ‘distance. Players failing to qualify for the championship flight will be matched up in lower flights of 32 players each. Bill Reed, of Highland, is the defending titleholder, while Fred Gronauer, Pleasant Run, was last year’s medalist. a OU can talk all you want to abotit holes in one, but Tommy Vaughn, Pleasant Run pro, said that for his money he would take a shot made at that course recentiy by Don Moschenross. On the par 5, 449-yard 12th hole, Moschenross, after a fine drive, really wound. up with a two iron and holed out for a double eagle two. This second shot was close to 200 yards long. Playing with him were J. L. Adams, Herb Galloway, Bob Mattix and Bob Jones. » % 2 TWO-BALL fourseme tournament, under sponsorship of these Indianapolis Women’s Golf Association, is to be held at the Indianapolis Country Club Sunday. The entrance fee is 50 cents a couple and play is to begin at noon.

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Organization plans for a 13th district American Legion Bowling League are to be made at a meeting at 8 po m. tomorrow at the Forty and Eight Chategu, 119 E. Ohio St. Posts interested in entering a team are asked to have representatives present. J. C. Meyers

is in charge. Call him at RI. 9861, extension 433.

The Indiana Industrial Bowling League is to hold its first meeting at 8 p. m. Thursday at the Indiana Alleys. All captains are asked to be present. For further information call Jack Bain at RI. 0540.

The Indiana Recreation League is to hold its first meeting at 8 tonight at the Indiana Alleys. Jack

Bain is in charge of arrangements.

The Washington Bowling League will meet at 8 p. m. Friday at the Illinois Alleys. Teams interested in league competition are invited to attend.

Pros Seldom Repeat

CHICAGO, Aug. 8 (NEA) —In 18 years of professional football, only three teams . . . the Chicago Bears,

Green Bay Packers and Canton

Bulldogs . . were able to retain their title laurels a second season.

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CABEL nee at rial Washington

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DELONG—Harold W. age 38 - band of Opal DeLona® son of Mr. pi Mrs. Oris Detong. brother of Mrs. RaReynolds, s, a Shaiya Tussdsy Corinth Methodist Church, SERIE of Brownsb Ind. Burial Greenlawn ciory. Fr es. ot US Dome. HIRLEY SERVICE. P sray

i i Paschon, sister o of ‘Gens Jo .

seph Patchon aE Friends may an na 1202 N. 7, any time. Funer

Ape. e. e: hrs sday S8. Peter and Paul ; Catnedral. Interment H Hol - fae rT Sh

JOHNSON—Ear! L., beloved husband of Etta, father of J. 'R. Johnson, brother of Calvin Allen Johnson of Vincennes, Ind.. ‘half-brother of McAdden Johnson and stepbrother of Albert Morgan, both of Orrville, Ind., passed away August 8.

Services Thursday, 10:30 a. m. TLE & SONS FUNERAL & 1001

Main St., Beech Grove, Ind.. followed by services and arial at Orrville Cemetery at Decker, Ind. iends may: call after a. m. Wed Desqsy. Veterans’ and Trajamen s services ednesday evening

PATTERSON—Allen, of 2203 N. Temple. beloved husband of Frae, father of Oscar William, brother of Oscar a and I Mrs. Om Wisehart. Mrs. Elizabeth Hoy, departed this life Sunday, age 2 years. Funeral Wednesday, Aug. 9, the Roosevelt Temple Methodist Pe a ey riends ny MOORE & KIR. VICE.

PICKETT Edward W.. of 302 N. Colorado ite 3 4, beloved husband of Janet Blokes father > Hayola Pickett, passed avay Monday a. m. Priends nay call at he DORSEY FUNERAL HO! y New Yor any time. Funera m. Wednesday at the funeral Pe Burk Washington Park

RICE—Prancis, age 40, brother of Creston, § 1 (

Robert and Armin Rice, passed punday, Funeral Wednesday © 9:30 a. Wh

L CHAPEL. Illinois at 10th St. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at the chapel any time.

ROBINSON—Mrs. Sadie. wife of John B a th f and William B. Mrs. Frederick E. Weber, Rassed away Tuesday morning. Services -Thursday. p. m., at the NTGOMERY HO 1622 N. Meridian St. Friends invited. Interment Crown Hill. - Friends may call at the funeral home after 3 p. m. Wednesday.

SCHAEFER—William C.. beloved husband of Mary Pr hm Schaefer, Jaber of Mrs. Russell A. Long and brother of ; Senaofer " Louisville, Ky., passed away 12:35 a. m. Monday, Aug, 7. at his home, 4945 West 14th St. Services at FLANNER & BUCHANAN uo - ABy Wednesday. 3 Bg m. Friends invited. Burial Cro Hill. {L Coaiavie LA 2 and La ayette ¢ (Ind.) papers Please

INGLE—Harriett Jane, beloved wits of NCL Tingle; mother of Jam Ww. Manos and Mrs. Alma Moore; any: mother of Paul and Ona Jean Apple ae arted this Hite Sund ay, ig er ve Wednesday, Au t the Sar fence of her son, ais 3 ah. 11 a. m. erson Cemete e - vited. MOORE & KIRK LER Frisgus in

VANASDAL— Walter | father of Mrs. Ma

den Vanasdal, brother oF Merle ne: assed awa Sunday plterncon, age 53 Years. ad Sway

Wednesda 10 m., FUNERAL Wome, § 1934 Ww. Michigan £1.

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WORKMAN—Wilson R.. 61, weloved husband of Myrtle Workman, father of Mrs. Gladys SweezeY: Mrs. Viola Yocum, Mrs. Doyne Staggs, Mrs. Eleanor Bradley. Charles, Ivan, Hubert, Horrie and brother of Prank and ohn roams. Rassed away Sulday. Wednes a ay. i m., West Side Churen of God. Park. Fri call Ps the residence, 267 N. Richland, until Wednesday noon and at the church from 1 until 3 p. m, SHIRLEY SERV-

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DALY—In loving memory of our dear mother, Anna bay y. who passed away 6° Yars ago to A we cherish t ¢ ‘memory’ of thie time When you were with us The days are lonely, the nights are, too, Since you are gone awa CHILDREN.

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2315—3-room apartment, ‘weil furnished; utilities!

Phone MICHIGAN, E., 302—Clean furnished light housekeeping room $2.50. Constant hot ter. MICHIGAN. ol 16 E. — Modern furnished private Apartineht; yiues: screened

_ porch. Reasonable. Yard. N.—Room next bath;

NEW JERSEY, 517 _ sink and Réminator in room. LI-9750. NEW JERSEY, N., 2038—Large front room, ope cute. tities. private entrance. 100

NEW YORK, 3719 E.—Private furnished |G!

efficiency apartment, refrigeration, tile bath; $7; evenings. PARK, 1205—2. ROOMS AND ETTE. CHILDREN WELCO PARK, 1437—$4: Room, kitchene te, bath; private entrance; near car; utilities:

PINE, N., 614—$4.50 down, $3.50 up; room ipdsbuionts, & clean, Dervate: after Ps P. m. NINTH, 616—2 front rooms, kitchensite ap ipastment; good air, bath, rollaway.

OLIVER, A 1 or Ho all utilities; near Chevrolet.

more unfurnished RI-

LIVE, ~1838—Garage; convenient rooms, near barr Drives entrance; very ‘good location. ORIENTAL, 20 N.—Attractive 2 rooms; innersprings; Frigidaire; private. en: trance; hot water. PARK, 1137—83.50 Sp: 1 and 2 rooms, goa, _nicely furnished. PINE, 730—1 light housekeeping room icity ‘furnished: private entrance: next

ONION, 12143 -Room Turn artment; utiities. Private SARC. nei

iL ar _apartmen A, 1

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private ouse=

E.—~Three RO

WALNUT, 115 bath; utilities; first floor (se keeper in basement). 1TH, 737 E.—One SG 310; 2 rooms, $15.

Everything furnished.

ROOM, kitchenette; $3.25. Gales. $5. HA-3491-R. 2 UNFURNI SHED rooms, south; utilities; $12 a only. Box No. 164. Times.

entrance, 4-room double, , LI-6207.

private

ho! ra month. Adulté

Apartments for Rent 18

«x= DUNDEE APTS,

17

781 BE. 30° Up. St. Efficiency ments. $30 See custodian,

RUE McCarty, Apt. LOREX “APARTMENT

S30 Mass. Ave. ECURITY TRUST CO.

{PARTMENT RENTAL BUREAU

Choice apts rladlv shown GENERAL APARTMENTS, INC. 29 .W. Vermont.

$35—3 ROOMS, bath; Ee Tee BR2530, Utilitjes. Middle-aged couple,

BICKING, 318—Near Lilly’ 5.2 Heat, water. $27.

s. 4 rooms mode 0 (summer). Rle

1704—Unfurnished 1-bedroom api OE Ti es; good condition; eaten le. MA-3519, BE-44486.

MERIDIAN, N., 3360—Attractive, roomy efficiency pk: 8 Shower: cross-ventilation.

NEW JERSEY TTT ea 3 rooms, utilities; heat; private bath. HA-

RIVIERA, 924'2—3 ne bath, 2d 507

semimodern; $22.

SPRUCE, 707—4 rooms, modern; heat snd * water furnished: garage. $27. LI-8401. 44 Virginia Ave. aid;

rive. BE-

-olored. -

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BEAUTIFUL 4 rooms, utilities aduns, Ww. Marke} and Eagle

Dunbar Apts

1032 N. ancy. with all utpities, aoa rim aire. custodian, Apt. 10.

Furn. Houses—Apts. 1322 CARROLLTON

1-Bedroom apts.: Real. water and gar. See custodian in AD 1 or r call MR. Burtt. HALL-HOTTEL CO. LI-2541,

ALABAMA, 707 N.—2-room and bath aparte

"ment, newly furnished. $7 week. RACELAND, 4233—5-Room nicely fur-

nished, newly dec., modern house. er, garage, yard. OOD, 2235—Three to oms,

tte, bath. modern apt.: ten 38.50.

5-ROOM furnished apt.; T ble CRIM,

utiles; very Houses for Rent 19

EUGENE, 1135-.Cood 3-room single; ‘nods

sin; Sarase. 822. 44 Virginia Ave.

LANE, 6048—Attractive, - room bungalow: nice yard, attached garage. BR- 7. <a

RRIS, 23 (newly jdecorated) TOOm BA a. modern HL furnace, garage. BE-0746. y MICHIGAN, 3351 E.—5-rm. mod. double: handy schools, ._shopping 1 cats. MA-1429. ST. CLAIR, 809 E—8-room semi-moc

House, garage. $16.50. 138 Delaware,

* TALBOT, E 2 com double; S262; water paid.

Stilittes, 2

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use. Wash-

MA-1429,