Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 August 1939 — Page 20

123 Enter

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City Links

Round at Pleasant Run Sunday.

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+ : Officials of the Indianapolis Pubi Links Association today anpounced starting time for the 123 golfers who will play in the 18-hole

ualifying’ round of the Indianap-

Amateur Golf championship at Pleasant Run Sunday. ti: The early entry list already has tlosed, but late entries may be filed with John L. Niblack, association Secretary, up to noon tomorrow at 625 Indiana Trust Bldg. : Among the top-flight amateurs entered’ for this event are Clark Esie, Indianapolis district champion; nard Oliver, Clayton Nichols, ed Gronauer and Walter Chapman. . : Some: of the best scores are expected ‘from the foursome starting at 9 a. m. and containing Bill Reed, the defending titleholder. Others " playing with him are Bill Russell, John McGuire and Mike Pollack. ¥irst-round championship flight matches are not to be played untii Aug: 26 to avoid a date conflict with the State Open Championship to be held at La Porte Aug. 19 and 20. Starting times for play in the Indianapolis Amateur qualifying round follow: & —8:00—

en Loucks oward Ely D. Carlsted : Ik Bilsky C —=8:05— . Blanford (SG) B: SG) . Mayhew (SG) 0.D. ‘Bramwell (SG) so, =—8:110— Bel 2Sgiton (PR) Xyger (8 : Lhd org | fee Pulliam (PR Lo 815 Bd Shaughoy shot erb Dietz Earl Fuller

—9:40= (C) W. Feddern 458) Dan Hagan (SG) C. Baker (C (C) Arthur Pgh (PR) E. Bilger.

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Cecil Bevis E. C. Turner R. Schutt R. Gaston

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Woody Lehr 5 Joe Childers Chas. Hess O. Peters

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Leo Lee ( R. Stuckey (SG) —=11:00=— Jos. Falta (ER)

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J. Hamiiton (C) . Miles (8G) Boye Schutter x3

Frank Wielan J. Harrington § —8:35— Bi Steers

Walt. Chapman ( : —8:40— Leon’d Oliver (LS) Harter (C)

has Bil Charles (PR) Ray White (SG)

—8:45—

Richard Keil {(C aul Gentry 6) ichard Mercer (H) Chas. Boswell (C)

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John Welf ffoni Petri Peter Grant

(B) (C) (SG) (PR)

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lark J. Barrett (C) Enis Coherd (SG) Gene Dockter (0) Erle P. Hay (C) —11:30— Spahr Foster -—12:30— Williams (C) ©

(PR)

Chas. Brown : —8:55— King (PR) EH Hilligoss (8G) Montfort sc) M. Greenberg i (PR) 1 (He) J. McGuire i CE Mike: Po io ' H Naegsle 511 W. F. Drake Russell Duke —12:40— Tony Brisnik Ralph Jordan —=12:50— Joe Reeve (PR) R. E. Schuman (PR) Ba, Bennett (PR) , Gronauer —1:30— R. W. Bain (C) Wm. E. Rudie (PR) (PR) Normay Dyke (LS)

Legend PR) Pleasant Run (R) Riverside (SG) South Grove Sp) Speedway

nkin Tod, Blackwen red & L. ey hips 4 —9: 20m Ted Drape

John Nelson -—9:

(C)

Bob Baige John Lyons Maurice May Elmer Morse

65 in Field for Horseshoe Tourney

Sixty-five tossers have qualified to date for the finals of the tournament sponsored by the Fall Creek Pitchers’ Association and Marion County Recreation Department of WPA. The highest 16 will compete tomorrow at 30th St. and Fall Creek courts. The matches are opzsn to the public.

Tourney

Amateurs to Fire Qualitying

(PR) |.

Ten-year-old Leilah MacRobert is coached by her mother, who as Etheldra Bleibtrey was an Olympic champion in 1920 and held every women’s world amateur swimming record from 50 yards to five miles. Little Miss MacRobert is a prospect for 1944 Olympic team. ~

Washington Ousts Local Print Nine

Times Special BALTIMORE, Aug. 11. — New York, Detroit, Washington and St. Louis remained in the running today in the Union Printers’ international baseball tournament. Washington, twice league champions, downed Indianapolis yester-

day, 6-5. It was the Hoosiers’ sccond defeat and eliminated them from the tournament. New York hung up its fourth triumph, nipping Detroit, 8-7. St. Louis’ 8-4 triumph over Boston ousted the Hub nine.

Mize Tops Arnovich For Hitting Honors

Times Special | PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 11.—Morrie Arnovich of the Phillies; the National League's leading hitter since mid-May, slipped to second place yesterday and Johnny Mize, St. Louis Cardinal first sacker, moved into first place. Outfielder Arnovich got only one

hit in seven times up in yesterday’s double-header with Brookiyn and his average droppsd to .345. Mize, who was idle yesterday, is batting

Gridder on Force NEW YORK. Aug. 11 (NEA) —Sal Somma, former N. Y. U. halfback whose kick after touchdown upset

Fordham a few years ago, is now a policeman on Staten Island.

| |Brazil Victor in’ Semipro Tourney

TERRE HAUTE. Ind., Aug. un (U. P.) ~The Brazil Blocks won the

| Midwest semi-pro baseball cham-

pionship last night by scoring. ‘their third straight victory over the Lafayette Red Sox, 11 to 4. The Brazil team was given a check for $1500 after the game for playing through the entire tournament here. Lafayette received more than $1000 for being runnerup, but the: exact amount was not revealed. Individual prizes were awarded to Twigg of Brazil as the best pitcher; Tangeman, Lafayette first baseman, as the most valuable player, ‘and Mills of Lafayette as the best hitter, averaging .500 for the owe.

Reds Take Over Birmingham Club

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. Aug. 11 (U. P.).—The Cincinnati Reds ' today purchased control of the Birmingham club of the Southern Association for an unannounced sum. Warren C. Giles, vice president and general manager of the Cincinnati club, and Ed Norton, president of the Barons, announced after a short conference today that the Reds had purchased Norton’s controlling interest in the club. It was the first time a major league club had bought. into ‘the Southern Association, a Class Al league.

CHAMPS OF TOMATO FIELDS TO COMPETE

LAFAYETTE, Ind., Aug. 11 (U. P.) —Indiana’s, “ champion = tomato

title Sept. 13 at a. farm near Kempton, in Tipton County, the committee in charge said today. Glen Snyder, Fyanklin, the defending champion,’ and the- other contestants must pick only U.S. No. 1 tomatoes with -a premium. on

‘Iclean’ picking. The man who picks ||

the greatest poundage within the stipulated period becomes the 1939 champion. Sponsors of the annual contest are the Sons of the Soil, the Indiana Canners’ Association, and the Purdue University horticultural. extension department. The tournament committee includes Pete Thram, Kokomo; Kempton; Glen Newcomb, Elwood; Walter Clary, Tipton; Roscoe Fraser, Purdue, and J. E, Dickerson, Indianapolis.

EX-BOARDER SOUGHT IN SLAYING OF GIRL

CAMDEN, N. J., Aug. 11 (U.'P)). —A formier boarder at the home of Wanda Dworecki, 18-year-old minister’s daughter strangled to death in a South Camden “lover’s lane,” was ‘sought today as the person holding the key to the girl's fatal shopping trip. Miss Dworecki’'s battered body was found Tuesday morning. She had left her home the night before to purchase “stockings and ice cream,” Detectives learned that the

on a street corner the night she disappeared.

BILL HEARING PROMISED WASHINGTON, Aug. 11 (U. P). —Rep. William J. Miller. (R. Conn.) said today he had been. promised hearings by the House Judiciary Committee soon after Congress meets next January on his bill to provide for universal fingerprint-

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ATL DUGE'S ORDER

: ROME, Aug. 1 wp —H R Ekins, Rome Bureau. ‘manager of the United Press, was expelled. from Italy today by order of Premier Benito Mussolini. Mr. Ekins and his’ wife, who' came to Rome only a month ago, ‘left on the Paris express at 12:30 p. m.,, accompanied .by two. plainclothesmen| who rode to the ‘border in the coach behind them. The ‘United Press Bureau, which was locked by police ‘when’ they served the expulsion order on Mr. Ekins yesterday still was closed at 1 p. m., but it was believed that the offices would be reopened after: Mr. Ekins had crossed the frontier. The United Press staff maintained their regular shifts, reporting to the headquarters -of the Foreign Press Association in the same building with the U. P. Bureau. ‘Ralph Forte, Mr. EKins’ assistant, was in charge of the staff.’ Although no official reason for ‘the expulsion order was given by the Government, it ‘was believed to have been caused ‘by a London dispatch which the United Press circulated this week quoting private sources in England that Sig. Mussolini had suffered a . heart attack. This was followed by . dispatches from Mr. Ekins saying that the Premier appeared to be in good health Numerous other American newspapermen have been expelled from Italy in recent years, but the closing of ‘the United Press Bueau was the

ever taken in Rome.

TRAFFIC VICTIM DIES

MOSCOW, Ind, Aug. 11 (U. P.). —Leroy Culver died yesterday of injuries suffered in an automobiletruck crash near. Fortville..

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ing distance. PENNSYLVANIA, N., 1031—Lovely room, “Cross ie private

comfortable od bed; meals

close bath* home; reasopanle. PENNSYLVANIA 4 room, constant hot water, _on trolley line, phone. PENNSYVANIA, 3043 N. gentleman; cool DHivals soa ance; __water; reasonable. HA-4269-RIVERSIDE DR., 2471" I . overlooking park; adjoining bath; hardwood floors; $2. 50. T 'A-4825. TALBOTT 2205 N. — Front, nicely fag nished, near bath; garage. HA-2205 TALBOT, 2242 N.—Front room, 3 windo WS, newly decorated, good transportation, T ble; phone .

clean hnersprings,

hot

312 E -— Lovely front; Za. sleeping apartment; new XL innersprings, near Real Sil of 4. Also sleeping room, 1-2.

WASHINGTON 8LVD., mT furnished front; twin beds, private entrance; gentlemen. TA-7014. WOODRUFF. 174 W. DRIVE—Comfortabie room, 6 windows; innersorings; employed _ lady: reasonanle. CH-5724. WOODRUFF PLACE, 856 W. _Drive—Niecely furnished front room, good bed, phone.

26TH, 2 W.—Ccmfortable room, innersprings, refined gentleman: reference;

good transportation. phone

31ST. 1248 W.—Large, nicely Ti furnished; suitable 1-2 gentlemen: meals cptional: reasonable. HA-1773-M. VERY comfortable room, private home; sujet, Shady street. 411 E, 15th; young n. RI-1995, after 5:30 p.m. or all day | Beran,

Times Want ‘Ads’ Lowest Rate in City.

Rooms With Board 15

COMER, 1205—Twin beds: three meals; one ventilation; widow’s home. $5. DR-

1302 ENGLISH—$6 and oS three meals; .__constant hot water. 154, GUILFORD. 2305—Real | pa, inyvalidls, aged, Jehsioners: excellent meals. Nurse's care. 04, x ern, home ¢ Old .age pensioners. DR-4977-J. 29 -penslo NEW JERSEY, ‘N.. F314_Attractive Jrot room; hot water; shower; phone; excel- _ lent meals optional. PENNSYLVANIA N., 2132] Loard; private home; single or double; men only; phan 11TH, E., Well Tumnished. ner bata; single or double, ar RI-

en Desirable for |

LEXINGTON, 962—Double or single, mod- WA New | $00 :

MILNER $3.50 WEEK. HOTEL GUEST LAUNDRY

126 S. YLLINOIS

: Outside rms., baths, Hoosier Hotel showers all rooms.

comfortable, $3.50 up. 440 Mass.

0S want a Sesults in fhe) I'imes at ord in -the city. Rr “5861 Yor Mii esnita at low -.08

$3.50 UP--1-2-Room housekeeping apartDents; BI private entrance; utilities. 1561 arro

$¢ UP; a furnished apartments; gos sii) sink, porches. 1103 en $5—29TH, 1030 W.—2 room well Rjshed; private; pry BR utilities.

Housekeeping Fears

furHA-

$6—NINTH, 615 E.—3 front rooms down; everything furnished. RI-4253.

ALABAMA, N., 1605—Front room apartment, down; sink. __ sonable. Phone. ARSENAL, 16 N.— ern, IT _ Reasonable. ARSENAL, S., 134—2 nice, clean rooms _ newly ‘papered; atilities, semp-modern. J». BELLEFONTAINE, 920 — 2 Roo furhished; 3 unfurnished. All utilities. RIBELLEFONTAINE, 932—Two rooms, cont, downstairs; utilities; reasonable; cool. BROADWAY, 1134—2 clean rooms, accommodate 3. $5. One e room, $3. BROADWAY, = 1608—1-room apar ent, nicely furnished: hot water; Gtiiities: __adults. HE-2223.

Rm. apartment; modfurnished; = utilities.

newly decorat ted;

sink, porch, private entrance; p.

adjoining bath. Call after 5

a TOR 1804—2 Front roomis, 25 9-ddor bed: private entrance; $5.

CARROLLTON, 2324—2 front; furnished: utilities, innersprings, phone, garage; adults. Reasonable.

CENTRAL, 1649—First floor; refrigeration; Diivate front and back entrances. 4E-

CENTRAL, 2140—Light room, apartment; clean; near Sn Emploved __ adults preferred. DELAWARE, N., light, room;

fie di GR 1441--2 rooms, Ba furnished; oth " telephone. $4.50. BE-4287-J. HAMILTON, 447-3 Sa rooms semi-modern, redecorated; adults; $4

_ Weekly. CHKEYSTONE, N., 260—2-room . unfurnished apartment, utilities, private entrance, ga_rage. $4.50. Will furnish. as MARKET, E., 1322—$3 up; l-room; also _ apartment suitable for 4: near school.

517—Large, cool

MERIDIAN, 2270 N.—FRONT TWO-ROOM APARTMENT: UTILITIES; PHONE, INNERSPRINGS. x MICHIGAN. 2416 E. — Modern furnished

private apartmént; utilities; screened _ porch. Reasonable. Yard.

; | NEW J EY. 517 N.—Room next bath; _ Sink "and SSleinatiy in room. LI- 9750.

JERSEY, 1909 N.—Rooms with kitch enettes; Rb furnished; utilities. _ Also sleeping Soom.

NEW JERSEY, 2038—large front room, kitchenette, utilities. Private “entrance. .Reasona ble. . Phone OLIVE, 1838 — Large, convenient rooms; near bath: private entrance: very good: ocation.

ORIENTAL, N., 20—Attractive 2 rooms, innersprings. frigidaire, private entrance, ot water.

PARK 1224—1 5d 2 rooms, gas range; sink; near bath. 1437—$4; 1-room. kitchenette, . private entrance; near car; © utilities. PARK, 1540—Large light modern apartment. First floor, sink, overstuffed; util és; T PARK 1850 THREE ROOMS, FURNISHED COMPLETE: UTILITIES SINK; _VATE ENTRANCE.

apartments, clean. private after 5 p. m.

PENNSYLVANIA —3-Room & . bath; adu.ts.

ST. CLAIR 3 Ro [ APARTMENT

ILLA icely f AR A nicely furVIL RE private entrance; Rarage.

__ Adults. pe 4694-M. ; WALNUT, 115—3 rooms, alcove, vate path attlities. (See housekeepe

basement.) Lo NINTH. 421 E., Apt. 1—Two-room apa - ment; Beautyres private’ entrance, All utilities. RI-8995 . 10TH 2225 E. $6, $8: modern” TOOMmS, irs; overstuffed: sink, ii pri rivate. Newly decorated.

Also front up. -Rea- ME

CARROLLTON, 1520—32 large, cool rooms, | BEA

private’ bath; reasonabie; walk-|-

SYL 945 apart-| ment; clean, di “Frimiaaire. near

wa pa

electric | 5 Yard.

=~=DUNDEEAPTS.

781 E. McCarty St. Efficiency a arte ents. § See , Sustodian, , 8 E MeCarty, Apt. i :

MILLIKAN APARTMENT 408 E. Michigan; 2 rooms; all utilities furnished. : RI-4980. SECURITY TRUST CO. RI-6571,

{PARTMENT RENTAL BUREAU

Choice apts eladlv shown HE-1378

$333 ROOMS, bath: air-conditioned ser r Ss. e-aged co BR-2530. RRA COLLEGE, 1824—Uppe Bor heat, Rater: Em of Fopm Pr wi COLLEGE, 2257—5 ;, jooms: bullt-ins.; ker. $45. CroRD. li furnish nr th, hardwood od floors, heat, he NE ay + CrossMA A-3366, HA-1422. 8 veh lation. NEW JERSEY, N., 2411 $6.50 wi ~~ 3 : Jom utilities; heat: Fel bath. HAS

bath; 2 RE .; Friaidaire; incinerator;

PARK, 2302—Recently “decorated mode 2-bedroom . apt. ery quiet; aduits; on _ sonable. PENN., 2101 N.—6 rooms, sun fast room; 200d condition. _ 3722-W.

RIVIERA, 9247,— semimodern: 523.5

31ST.. 821 W.—4 LE wood floors, heat and wi Fimmer rate $27.50;

parlor, breake A-3519, HAe.

i bath, 2d floors,

modern; 'harde water, ' gara; 03 wie. rate; $325 44 Virgin nia Ave. | UTIFUL 4 rooms, utilities paid; ut is. W. Market and Eagle Drive, fe

"TWO ROOMS. BATH, KITCHENETTE $40. WELL KEPT. A ‘4001 E. WASHINGTON. :

Dunbar Apts.—Colored

1032 N. West St. Efficiency, $27.50 with all tilities, inciuding Frigidaire. See custodian, Apt. 10. :

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Furn. Houses—Apts. “118A

Furnished Apartments Several 2, 3 and 4 rooms and bath. Best Selection I Ever Clean, Decent laces to Live. Finest Heatin City.

Ve ow rents, of io ‘to to 340 incl. iilsties 11-722 ¢. BR-5085, -

Si 7 N. ame por) ba apatie ment,’ a furnished. (Be a3 ¢

FALL CREEK, 161, Dished 5 toner hy Eelnaator Fito

TAA eo i 5561 for lowest want ad word rate in the city and quick results,

Houses for Rent 19

1322 CAR ROLLTON

1-Bedroom apts.: heat., water and gar. See custodian in Apt. 1 or call MR. Burtt, HALL-HOTTEL CO. LI 541

BUNGALOW—5 Rooms, strictly modern; oil Real, 2 Selosed porches ot ule se rage, ard; Lc Roches= jo (3600 ul "ie h). S0333; * everings,

$47-931 LELAND AVE. —Prac ically new 5-room modern, brick double; glass and tile b Path: _garage. IR-7087, $35; EAST, 3600—Nice 3-bedroom 8 zie home; yard, gar. others. SoE-M68. $25—SHERMAN DR, 953 .N.—6-Room mode ern ‘double. - Good i condition. IR-706 BOSART AVe. 955 N.—4-Room a doubis practioally i; garage. IR-7087 CENTRAL, 3115—Modern 6- -room douplEr

Ay Anes papered; garage; $35, =| COR or room double,

RNELIUS, 3964—5 good euditien, garage; $27.50; water pd.

REXEL, 817. N.—Modern 6 zoom oud) + basement; ar $40. Water IR

FOREST LANE, 6046—Attractive 5-room BREA nice yard, .attached Aaraga,

SIDE, 1963—4 modern, Ww i Jarage; 10. Lights, gas ps

TALBOT, ofa. "modern double: 426.35; A 308 TON. STS SO BEY heats decorated 2-way brick.

TOR tioned, 4toned: * 3750, i bedipon

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