Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 October 1939 — Page 26

Reed Paces

Pinmen on 691 Score

Schott and Stewart Count 682s to Deadlock For Second.

. Jim Reed of the International Harvester League managed to edge out a long list of Indianapolis League bowlers to take high individual honors in the city last night. Reed, performing at the Sturm Alleys, bunched games of 223, 203 and 265 for his high total of 691. Leading the pack in the Indianapolis circuit at the Pritchett Alleys were Nan Schott, with 182-222-278— 682, and Red Stewart, with 240-233-209—682. Fonnie Snyder and F. Alford of the same loop were next in line with 674s. The list of “600” bowlers and their - leagues: Jim Reed. International Harvester .... 691 Nan Schott, Indianapolis ee. 682 Red Stuart, Indianapolis 682 Fonnie Snyder, Indianapolis ,...ccc.0. 674 Alford, Indianapolis ........... sesesee 674 Fancher, Indianapolis .......... esses 671 Paul Moore, Indianapolis . 665 T. Wright, Mutual Milk 664 Robersen, Indianapolis ........ essssee O. Behrens, Indianapolis Fehr, Indianapolis W. Otting, St. John’s Evangelical Zimmerle, Indianapolis Strieklin, Indianapolis .......c..0000. Pritchett, Indianapolis ........... Fields, Indianapolis “ee English, Indianapolis ......... esssesse 631 Rey Wischmeyer, Indianapolis . 631 | Stemm, Indianapolis ........... esvees 631 Huffer, Postoffice ........cc000000 tases 630 Striebeck, Indianapolis .....cce0c0000. 629 Henry, Indianapolis ....cco00evaee esse 628 Pierson, Indianapolis ..... eeesssesense 62 Stillwell, Interclub ....cceov00c00aee .e Carmin, Indianapolis Ahearn, Indianapolis ............ “eres Barnhorst, K. of C. Zweisler, Indianapolis .. Giddes, Fletcher Trust Kelley, Uptown Recreation Callahan, North Side Automotive ... Tillie Kagel, Johnson Coal Casserly, Indianapolis Rardin, Indianapolis ..... teesssesssas Johnson, Indianapolis ......cc0000 ee.e 613] Larson, Indianapolis ......... sssessee 614] Richwine, Indianapolis ees 614] Willman, K, of C. .=ceeveenese eases 612 Ashe, American Legion .....cc0000 veees 612 Bader, Indianapolis J. Markey, K. of C, .. Carter, Interclub ............ Boldt, Indianapolis Raftery, K. of C. Siener, K.of C. .........cc000uee eseas Fischer, Uptown Recreation Hessman, U. S. Rubber Stiles, Uptown Recreation E. Kurwell, St. John's Evangelical ees Ernest, Indianapolis W. McGroger, St. John's Evangelical... Murphy, Indianapolis ................. 600

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Golfers in Meet

Timez Special FRENCH LICK SPRINGS, Ind. Oct. 12.—Approximately 250 golfers, members of the National Freight Traffic Golf Association, began the qualifying round today for the group’s annual golf tournament to-| morrow and Saturday at French! Lick Springs resort. Play will be] over the Hill Course. Women golfers here for the outing. will engage in a tournament on the Lower course Saturday, with a putting contest included among the | extra events. Mel Smith, spa pro,| is assisting the association committees on arrangements and will supervise tournament play.

Wagner to Keep

Pittsburgh Post,

- PITTSBURGH, Oct. 12 (U. P.), — Honus Wagner will retain his post as special coach for the Pittsburgh Pirates Baseball Club under Frankie Frisch, new Pirate manager. * Wagner's reappointment was an-| nounced last night as Prisch conferred with William Benswanger, Pittsburgh president, ‘regarding plans for next season. Frisch succeeded Pie Traynor, who resigned at the close of this season. | Next year will be Wagner's eighth year as coach and his 26th year with the Pirates, with whom he achieved baseball immortality as a shortstop. He will be 66 next Feb. 24.

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NEW YORK, Oct. 12 (U. P).— Six professional football players were looking | for jobs [today as Coach Potsy Clark of the Brooklyn Dodgers cut i loose in one of the National Football League's most drastic shakeups. * The players released, all but one of whom had seen at |least one year’s service lin the lea, Tue, were: Guards Ed Merlin and Gus Zarnas from Vanderbilt and Ohio State, respectively; un Stan Kosel from Albright; end Bill Reissig * from Kansas; halfback Jim Neill, recently acquired from the Chicago Cardinals, and end George Lenc, only rookie | in the Augustana College. The Dodgers are in third place in the Eastern Division.

Decatur Central Nine Takes County Crown

Decatur Central High School's baseball team, scored a 10-5 victory over Ben Davis yesterday to win the Marion County championship. Ben Davis got off|to an early lead, but the Hawks overcame the margin on home runs by Vernon Miller and Max Shanklin. Three runs scored on each clout.

Umpires to Meet

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p. m. tomerrow at Fire Headquarters.

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BASEBALL Members of the Empire Life & Accident Insurance team will be honored at a banquet at the Columbia Club at 6:30 p. m. tomorrow. The Fall Creek Athletics and East Side Merchants will resume their fall series by playing a doubleheader at Riverside diamond 1 Sunday, first game at noon. Players are requested: to report at 11:30 a. m. The Athletics won the first game last Sunday, 13 to 6, behind the seven-hit pitching of Bill Cox.

Denver Murray is slated to open on the Athletics’ mound in Sunday’s first tilt and Bill Cox in the second. The Fall Creek nine will close the season on Oct. 22, playing the Bloomington Eagle Clothiers at Riverside diamond 1 at 2 p. m

FOOTBALL Speedway V. F. W. will play Hamilton County All-Stars at 2:30 p. m. Sunday at Sheridan.

Riverside Olympic will practice at Sunday with Wolverines.

Today’s schdule in the C. Y. O. Cadet League: St. Catherine's vs. Lourdes at Christian Park. Cathedral vs. St. Philip’s at Brookside. Little Flower vs. St. Patrick at. Garfield. Holy Cross vs. St. Anthony at Ellenberger. ’ Holy Trinity vs. Joan of Arc at Riverside,

BASKETBALL A “warm up” tournament for teams that will play at the Pennsy Gym will begin Monday, Oct. 23. Each team entering the tourney will ‘be allowed 12 men for each game, with the privilege of changing the

7:30 p. m. today for their game].

Farm Youth Wins Hollywood Trip

. Times Photo. _Dale. Pruitt talks of a Hollywood trip fo see farms, , . . Miss Neva Stoner, Soil Conservation Committee employee, listens. ” » 2 \ 8 » ”

» } By: DAVID MARSHALL

Dale Pruitt, who. at 18 is half owner of a 40-acre Indiana, - farm, was Hollywood-bound today, goggle- | eyed over the prospect of seeing father the $30. 4 . PR production methods of . California | “The $70 heifér "has ‘eight descendfarmers.- , ants, and all of them brought a If a movie star happens to meet profit. This profit, together with him on the street, Dale said he money put up by his 23-year-old would be mildly interested. What brother, Ralph, was used to buy the he intends to do on the three-week farm, which is situated in ‘the trip is find, if possible, new ideas southeast corner of Marion County. he can put into effect in Indiana It cost $3000. farming. Ralph is assistant manager of a Dale is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.|grocery, store. in Irvington and: he

plus $40 he had earned selling his wn poultry and produce, for a $70 heifer. That investment profited and soon he was able to repay his

| roster during the tournament. It is

[to be a “two and out” affair, and]

{the entry fee is $3. Eniries will be!

»- | received by H. G. Engelhardt, 1524

»» N. Dearborn St., until 6 p. m. Oct.

Drikold Refrigeration team will practice at 6 p. m. Sunday at Pennsy | Gym. The following are asked to

613 report: Roy Holland, Bill MacDon-

Moses Pruitt, R. R. 10, Box .252-B. |and his brother have been living at He has been a farmer in spirit, he the farm since Dale was graduated thinks, since he was born, and a from. Warren Central High: School farmer in fact since he was 9. He last spring. won the trip for being one of the] Dale has had.good success in his three best 4-H Club judges of dairy {exhibitions and three times has cattle in the State. The other two been a judge in contests at Purdue will make the trip with him. University. He hopes to attend Eight years ago, Dale swapped a Purdue and his ambition is to be a $30 cow given him by his father,’ County Agricultural Agent.

|ald, Marvin Hook, Bob Lynch, Dave Fletcher, Glen Meier, Dave Rankin,

616 | Harry Link and Emery Schlake. The

{team is seeking games with strong {elubs. Call or write Roy Curry, 1034 Congress St., Talbot 7305.

Royal Crown Colas, last year's city amateur champions, will hold their

a. m. Sunday at the Pennsy Gym.

610 All candidates are asked to report. 607 | 607 |

The ‘Colas will play this year in the Bush-Feezle Monday Night League.

Lee's Texacos of Gary are seeking games with strong local independent |teams. Write John E. Skalku, comanager, 1211 Rutledge St., Gary, Ind. ,

The Sportsman's Store’s Sunday School Ledgue will meet at 7: 30 p. m. Monday at the store. resentatives from Central Christian, First Reformed, Englewood Seconds, Victory. Memorial, Woodruff Place, Southeastern Suriday School and Brookside U. B. are requested to attend. Teams interested are to call McDaniel at MA-4413.

amateur team at the Hoosier Ath|letic Club on Friday nights are re- | quested to report for practice at 7 |p. m. tomorrow. For information: call Clayton Nichols, LI. 3446.

The Em-Roe > Basketball Association will meet at the store, 209 W. | Washington St., next Monday night to complete independent, industrial land church leagues. Managers are requested to attend or call Everett Babb, LI-3446 if they want to. enter a team.

35 Cage Candidates Drilling at Manual

Thirty-five basketball candidates who answered Coach Oral Bridg-

this week are now working out daily. Indications are that the 1939-40 team will better last year's quintet, which captured - the city championship. Among the returning players are Bill Kniptash, Ed Dersch, Leonard Robinson, Robert Timmons and Glen Smith.

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5 DIE IN PLANE TAKE-OFF ROME, Oct. 12 (U, P.).—Five persons were killed at the Forli airdrome today when a tri-motored military plane crashed into a building during the take-off. The dead were three members of the crew

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Jimmy Demoted At Own Request

WASHINGTON, OCT. 12 (U. P.)—James Roosevelt has re‘signed his commission as Lieutenant Colonel in the Marine Corps because he believes that he lacks the age and experience necessary for such rank in event he is called for active service. The Marine Corps accepted the resignation today. Mr. Roosevelt, the eldest son of the President and an executive in the Samuel Goldwyn motion picture enterprises, will be 32 in December. In tendering his resignation he asked that he be recommissioned as a captain in the Ma- - rine Reserves. He explained that he feels that rank would be more commensurate with his age and experience. The Marine Corps indicated he . will be reappointed with that rank.

SEND BRITISH PILOT BACK TO ICELAND

“LONDON, Oct. 12 (U. P.)—A British Air Force pilot who made a forced landing on Raufarhoefn Island, Iceland, and then returned to Britain, is to be sent back as soon as possible, the Air Ministry announced today. Investigation showed = that “the pilot did not know he was obligated to stay in Iceland, interned, the Air Ministry said, but Icelandic authorities took a different view.

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