Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 October 1939 — Page 17

| WEDNESDAY, OCT. 18,

Pitt Eleven Has Its Fun --And Wins

What's More, Crowds Are Getting Bang Out of Watching Panthers.

By HARRY GRAYSON NEA Service Sports Editor - PITTSBURGH, Oct. 18.—What about these “de-emphasized” Pittsburgh Panthers, the surprise team of the year? They weren't supposed to have much, including anyone out of the ordinary in the way of a head coach. So what happens this fall? Nothing outside of a Pitt team you Youlan's recognize shellacking n in the opener in pam decisively defeating West Virginia, and then out-passing and out-fighting a highly regarded Duke array to prevail by the margin of a missed point after touchdown. They're Deadly in the Air Relaxation of tension, knowledge that their passing game must really be a ground-gaining part of the attack with consequently more attention paid to completion of forwards rather than form in throwing, and alert although not as rugged defensive play, all have played a part in the fine showing of the Pitts. - ‘Perhaps the Gold and Blue is not as well drilled as it was under Dr. John Bain Sutherland, when it ponies to running. But in upsetting favored Washington and Duke, the Panthers were more formidable in the air than any Jock Sutherland-coached aggregagion in memory. Pittsburgh passers . . . the most siccurate of whom is Narick . . are given a little more time to

Ww. : Scoring Passes Identical

Receivers . . . the sharpest of whom is the brilliant Dick Cassiano s . . are drilled in faking defensive ‘men out of position. The scoring passes against Duke were identical . . . Narick to Casslano, the Albany Arrow making a remarkable catch on the one that tied the score and made victory possible. » Pitt passers no longer are supposed to pass merely to push back the secondary. They can pass from any zone. They pass to gain ground » . . to score. In Pitt's more limited practice sessions and on the actual firing line, the passing game is easier than the ruthless power attacks of the past . . . easier to perfect. . . easier on the athletes.

Narick Comes Through

In three games, Pitt twice has scored on first down heaves when within the enemy 10. The Panthers completed 12 out of 18 passes in repelling Washington 27-6. Before the Washington show, Charles W. Bowser, Pitt ’22, who stepped up when Dr. Sutherland resigned in what he considered an impossible situation, seldom had more than three halfbacks with whom to practice, a far cry from the day of three deep. Narick always has been a good passer, but because he is slow had little opportunity in two campaigns. Now with Curly Stebbins gone, and Pitt's speedy reverses gone with him, Narick has to be used, and the Benwood, W. Va. lad has passed successfully on 12 of 16 attempts, three times for touchdowns.

Appeals to Crowd

The 1939 team appeals more to spectators than it does to students of football who see so much of the Sutherland perfection in the running game apparently missing. Mistakes and fumbles and passers waiting top long to get the ball away helped defeat Duke. But this team of Pitt opportunists made the most of its breaks. Pitt coaches don’t expect to go through undefeated. They realize that compared to other Panther teams this one shouldn’t rate too highly. Théy will not be surprised if the Panthers fall afoul of a terific lacing one of these afternoons. ut meanwhile the players are having a lot of fun, outsmarting the opposition and heckling better teams such as Duke to defeat. Maybe that’s the secret. The Panthers seem to be having tore fun.

Bender to Manage | Connie’s Farm Club I FHILADELPHIA, Oct. 18 (U. P.).

,~—Charles Albert (Chief) Bender, famed oldtime Indian pitcher for

the Philadelphia Athletics, today was designated manager of the Wilmington, Del., baseball club in the -Interstate League, Connie Mack’s first venture in the farm - pystem. Determined to bolster his struggling A’s against the huge farm systems of the Yankees and Cardinals, Mack acquired the Interstate franchise. Mayor Walter W. Bacon of Wilmington disclosed that a group of businessmen, with whom Du Pont interests reportedly were affiliated, planned to erect a new $30,000 park for the team.

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1939

Giant Bluefin:

John Manning of Los Angeles sets world record with £90-pound bluefin tuna landed off Wedgeport, Nova Scotia.

Mrs. Haerle Wins Ace Tournament

Mrs. L. J. Haerle drove to within 8 feet 4 inches of the cup on the 140-yard third hole at the Woodstock Club yesterday to take top honors in the hole-in-one tournament. The contest was one of the closing-day features for women

-| golfers.

Mrs. Sam Shipness, who had a score of 22, was victorious in the obstacle putting contest, while Mrs. Charles Greathouse broke a fourway tie in the playoff to win the approaching and putting contest. Tied with her were Mrs. Sylvester Johnson, Mrs. W. R. Adams and Mrs. Haerle. Mary Ingram was second in thé obstacle putting contest, while Mrs. Austin Brown was runnerup in the hole-in-one tourney.

Trio Ranked as Top Fencers in County

NEW YORK, Oct. 18 (U. P.).— Loyal Tingley of Chicago, Norman Lewis and Norman Armitage of New York, and Helen Mayer of°San Francisco, are the nation’s top fencers, national rankings of 1939 showed today. Tingley, Chicago University duelist, competing in his first national championship, won the Epee crown at San Francisco last July. Lewis won the national foils title and Armitage regained the national saber championship. Miss Mayer won the women’s crown for the:fifth time.

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Challedon Rated Best for Special

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they may not be as fast is not taken into consideration. Challedon’s chief opposition at Pimlico (a track he is very proud

from Kayak II. True, the South American ace was beatefl; and badly, by Challedon in the Narragansett Special, but it isn’t likely that Kayak the Twice was at his best for ‘that race. It was his first appearance in the East after a long trip from California, and he wasn’t thoroughly settled. Cravat looked good on the Coast, especially in winning the $25,000 San Juan Capistrano Handicap. But that fancily named stake was at a mile and a half, and that is the distance Cravat likes. Yet, according to Alfred Vanderbilt, head of Pimlico and sponsor of the Special, Cravat’s owner, Townsend Martin, said the mile and 3-16ths route suited him perfectly. Isolater will be the outsider in the race, both in the betting and breeding, He was foaled in Ireland on the farm of Boyd-Rochefort, England’s best known trainer and the ‘man who handles William Woodward’s foreign stable. Isolater was supposed to have confined his racing to English tracks, but when the English placed a tremendous tax on Irish horses, Owner: Woodward brought him to this countty.

AMATEURS

BADMINTON

Classes in badminton are to be conducted | at the Y. W. C. A. by Lillian Preston, physical education director, the Marion County Badminton Association announced today. Classes will be held at 11 a. m on Tuesday and Friday, 5:30 p. m. Wednesday and 5:45 p. m. Thursday, “with a mixed class from 7:30 p. m. to 9:30 p. m. on Tuesday. Classes will be held over a 10-week period, and the cost is $2. Managers of other gymnasiums available for classes are requested to contact Everett Babb at the Em-Roe store, 209 W. Washington St.

BASKETBALL Play in the Em-Roe Speedway Industrial League will begin Nov. 2, with games scheduled each following Thursday night at the Speedway High School gym. Teams in the league are J. D. Adams, Allison Engineering, Bookwalter - Ball - Greathouse, Farm Bureau, National Malleable and Stockyards.

BASKETBALL The following Goldsmith Seco players are to report for practice at 7 p. m. tomorrow at the Pennsy Gym: Jim Wilson, Hugh Compton, Rube Reiswerg, Barney Arnold, Dave Cohen, Amos Nahmais, Ralph Waiss, Bob Franke and Bill Stradley.

DeGolyer Printer players and tryout are to report for practice at the Pennsy Gym at 6 p. m. tomorrow.

The Sportsman’s Store Sunday School League will begin play Tuesday, Nov. 14 Teams entered are Englewood Christian, Southeastern Union, First Reformed, Brookside Y. M. P., Victory Memorial and Brook-

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Bowling—

Chuck Markey of the St. Philip No. 1 League bunched games of 200, 234 and 260 for a 694 high last night in local bowling leagues. L. L. Pavey, performing in the No. 2 loop at the Parkway Alleys, was second with 226-256-203—685. : Third place went to Ed Gaalema of the City League at Pritchett’s, who had a 680 total, while Leo Ahearn of the Commercial League at the Fox-Hunt plant’ scored 679 to finish fourth. Other high counts

were turned in by John Kiesel of the H. A. C. loop at the Fox-Hunt drives, who had 676, and Walt Henderson of the Pennsylvania Recreation League with 675. The list of “600” pinmen follows: =

Chuck Markey, St. Philip No. 1........ 694 L. Pavey, Parkway No. 2 Ed Gaalema, City Leo Ahearn, Commercial......cc.c0000 679 John Kiesel, Hoosier A. C.....cce0000 676 Walt Henderson. Pennsylvanis........ 675 Larry Fox, Hoosier A. C....cccc00000. 646 Sochalski, Pennsylvanif.....cccccee000s 643 George Lohman, City...ccces0se0c0000 643 Deramore, Speedway .ccccccescocccsss. 636 Sachs Commercial. . Voelz, Pennsylvania cc.ceefecosecscss 631 Ed Stark, City....ccc0c000000000c000s 630 P. Bisesi, Pritchett Rec... J. Pozner, Pritchett Rec.... Paul Gastineau, St. Philip No. 1.ccc.cs 626 Merle Barrett, City......ccccc000000. 626 McCracken, Pritchett ReC..c.occ0eees 625 Joe Stibal, Commercial ...ccooccsoscees 621

cessssescscccesscss 633

Ark Krick, Mueller, Power & Light W. Roth, Continental Baking....ee0... 613 Walt Holtman, City veesssee 615 Ed Menges, I. A. C. Classic.....c0... 614 Leroy King, Allied Printing...ccc0000¢. 618 J. Smith, Commercial....... seessvcses 612 Clyde Addison, Herff-Jones......... ee. 612 Dave James, Unemployment Comp..... 610 Tom Conners, Pennsylvania. eesesseses>B810 Fon, Pritchett Rec.. K. Koehler, City

Bill Raasch, Indiana ReC.....co0000s. 603 Larry Rudbeck, Hoosier A. C..cce0.00 603 John Barrett, St. Phillip No. 1........ 603 Vollet, Parkway No. 2.. Snyder, Pennsylvania cc.ccceeeee 2 Fouts, Commercial.... .ccoce000e00ese. 602 Hendrick, Commercial ......cc0000000. 602 Harold Yount, Hoosier A. C...c0.0... 601 Ray Schonecker, City Bill Dietman, Fountain Square Reo.. Weevie, Speedway ....... Severe enass . 600

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ALLEN—Hugh van B., son of Dr. P. and Mrs. Eleanor Be brother of Sid: ney and John, passed away in Mobile, Ala., Monsey, XS rvices at ANNER & BUCHANA MORTUARY Thursday, 2 Pp, m. Prends vied. Friends may call at the mortuary after Wednesday noon.

C., age 64, beloved husband of Elizabeth, wise away at the Veterans Hospital dlssday morn08 sr visey at the FLA C AN MORTUARY Ly pon Friends invited. Burial ‘Crown Hill. Friends may call at the mortuary.

HEDEGARD—Kirstine Almind, 70 years, Beloved wife of Martin Hedegard, mother of Mrs. Benjamin Raesner, Mrs. So Miller, Magnus, Holger, Harald and Syena Hede dgtard, Passed away Tuesday t. 17, Francis Hospital, gu ho 1:30 p. m,, Sanders St.;- 2 m., 1 Lutheran Church, McCarthy Sts. Friends Interment Washington Park. Friends may call at he residence Wednesday afternoon and ning. HOCKENSMITH, 'LI-6858.

KOETTERITZ—Richard, 59 years, 3782 Rockville Road, beloved father of Mrs. Frank E. Houska, Mrs. . Shank and Mrs. H. Hillman, ey’ sway hm day evening. Funeral Friday

MANN "FUNERAL HOME, 1505 S. East St. Friends invited. Burial Floral Park. iends may call

after 6 p. m. Wednesday.

MACKEY—William Hagerty, age 51, beloved husband of Edna Macke ey father of Harold Mackey, brother of Ethel and Flora Hoagland, passed away Trey Funeral Friday, m., from EY "WEST MICHIGAN T - HOME, 2002. W. Michigan St. Burial Floral Park. Friends may call at the funeral home after 4 p. m. Wednesday.

SMITH—Margaret L., 1816 N. Harding, beloved wife of Lester (Jack) Smith, passed away Monday evening, age 35 Years, ices Thursday, 1 CO, E HOME, NL Michigan St. on invited. Burial’ Crown Hill. friends may call at funeral home.

SPELL — William T., age 26 years, husban Sh son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph uneral Friday, 3 HAR C Burial

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Ambrose, Clarence, Edward Tansel, passed away suddenly Wednesday morning, age 43 years. S ices ids 10 5 m. FU 4 Michigan St. I

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1217 N. cation; twin bed suite; also Ning le rm.;

2 $3.50-$4 _ city heat; maid serv.

NORTH, 2200—Warm room, innersprings, ood trans oration, employed gentleman. A-3389-W, after 5 Db. PENNSYLVANIA, 1449 = Large front bedroom, als bath, “maid service; private entrance. PENNSYLVANIA, 1031 — Warm, large, nicely furnished Tg near bath, large closet. -2116. RUCKLE, 2921—Warm, nicely furpened. next, Lath; suitable 1-2; meals

New Jersey,

TACOMA, 821 N.—Warm, comfortable, furnished; board optional; men only; reasonable. CH-3958. TALBOT, 1838—Cheerful, newly decorated, itable 1-2; no other roomers; r e; phone. WASHINGTON BLVD. 2820—Large warm front, shower bath, private home: rea.sonable. TA-3821. WOODRUFF PLACE, tractive front corner room. Meals optional. 24TH, 515 E —Lovely large front, win__dows, steam, no other roomers. lil 33D, 537 E.—Nicely furnished room: nersprings: next bath: 8 mploved i man: reasonable. A-3112 2-W. UNUSUAL room -1-3, business persons, constant hot water, garage; evenings. HE-3441. 62.126 subscribers every aay Qounty Slone to read vour

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763 W. Drive—AtGood bed.

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Phone RI-555 15

1319—Well furnished

T00! emploved couple: £00 Oni Ty 11-9898.

BAN 1819, ge Haro: INNER2 INGS; STEAM HEA EXCELLENT MEALS,

| BROADWAY, 1701—Large attractive room, a large closet. Good meals

NTAINE: n beds;

COMER, 1205—Warm; twin beds; 3 meals; HER widow's home; $5. DR-

GLISH, 1302—Twin beds hot pote good heat. Maid.

HOLMES, 46° S.—Clean. comfortal private he home; excelient A ausoh.

FLIOTS. N NE ce warm room: I of

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2; home Fivileges able. TA-7717

Results at jOwe: word rate |

‘| SPANN, 2358—2 large unfurnished

$4.60 WEEK

ROOSEVELT HOTEL Capitol and Ohio St. Guest Laundry Free Hoosier Hotel Qutside rms.. baths.

showers all rooms. Clean. comfortable. $3.50 So. 440 ass.

Seminole Hotel, 920 N. Ala. $3.50 Wk. Sheam heat; walking disance; transient, $1.

$4 o

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Spencer Hotel %&'<i JAP JONES, Manager

Housekeeping Rooms 11

$3.50—LINDEN, 1205-—One large front rm., . Sownstairs, utilities. Private entrance.

$3.75 UP; 1147 N. Illinois; one and tworoom apartments; clean; quiet; steam. $5.50—LOVELY 2-room apartment. Stoker heat. Adults. 2360 N. Illinois $6.50—ILLINOIS 1628 N.—2; overstufied, rivate entrance; built-ins, sink, . stoker eat: ts. $6.50 — LOVELY warm furnished {ront a arument; sink, hot water, kitchenette. 1103 Central. Tein ment. good Garage. easonabie ALABAMA, N., 1706—Cozy two-room apartment; utilities, phone, parking; 5. HA-2099-W. BROADWAY, kitchenette. range, sink; $5; one r

CAPITOL,

1648 a ~Cozy 2-room apart- . not water, phone.

113¢ — Two warm Looms. OL, 734 N.—2-Room apartment; redecorated, utilities. Stoker hisat; innersprings. ‘Parking space. Adul CARROLLTON, RTL front apartment; large living room, dinette, built-in features in kitchenette, rollaway bed; newly decorated. Private bath and sntrance. Garage. RI-5976. Call after P.

CARROLLTON, 2603—Two nicely furnished Tools, Naas, entrance, $6; utilities _ paid CENTRAL, , 17133—2 cozy, clean, downstairs; _ good heat. Also small s sleeping. $2. CENTRAL, 1948—Redecorated, large, lovely 3 rooms; everything furnished: ‘adults. See to appreciate. DELAWARE, N., 1217—1-2 rooms, clean, kitchenette apartment, hot water. Phone. Garage. EAST ST., 914 N.—2 rooms, front; innersprings, steam heat: adults; garal ge. GALE, N., 2364—3 rooms, first floor, private entrance, bath. Automatic steam as a Heid furnished. On trolley.

ILLIN 2206—2-rcom . front apartLIN “furnished: garage; also sleeping room. TA-0695 LINOIS, 2339 —Nice apartments; private entrances; 1-2 rooms; good heat: wi $ JERSEY, N., 2042—Front rooms, A ho steady heat; Beautyrest; refrigeration. Private entrance. Adults.

NORTHWESTERN Ave., 3029—Opposite Rex Theater; apartment, three-room modern, Shurnished: 8 adults: steam heat. $6.50.

ORIENTAL, N., 20—Attractive Er rooms, innersprings, frigidaire. Private entrance;

front, down: private entrance, beat, utilities Near Keystone.

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Choice apts. gladly shown. | —HE-1328 GENERAL APARTMENTS, INC...

29 W Vermont 1-439,

BUNGALOW PARK, TTT N, Cap.—6 ri mod., Siagin heat, janitor service, $35.5 50; . OLIVER H. CLARK, 106 N. elaware.

FALL CREEK BLVD. 329 | E.—Dining room, two bedrooms. Available October . BR-5656: after 5 HU-5666. GUILFORD, 1235—3 rooms, private baths Redecorated. Utilities. toker heat, Adults. LI-9998. | LEXINGTON, 1404—5-Room modern due plex. Insulated Heat, water furnished, Adults. DR-1965. MERIDIAN, 3055 N —Three-bedroom apts, hom New. bath, heat, refrigeration,’, MA- 3510, BE-4446. WALKING distance,

3-room, newly deco Ole ated, utilities, Stoker, ide aire; adults; $35.

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1563, 60312 Times Want Ads Lowest Rate in City, i =~ 18

$30; N., 1900—Nice cozy 4-rm. bung.; yard, garage. Others. -4466. ALABAMA, 1516 N.—Two large tooms: rolls a-way_b bed, _ Frigidaire. utilities: adults.

ALTON, 521—Modern 4-room apartment, nicely furnished; utilities; entrance; see_to appreciate. PENNSYLVANIA, N. 1851 —4-room aparts’ bath, good heat, refrigeration, Venetian | blinds. hardwood. |

NICELY FURNISHED, 3 rooms; ms: “Square. to carline: vrivate gntran ultss utilities, heat. RI-1165. FIVE-ROOM house, li his, gas po adults. $7. Inquire 719 E. ‘Ne ew York. Get want ad results mn Che [imes as

e lowest word rates in the city. Phone. R1-5551 far quick results at low cost i

Furn. Houses—Apts.

19 Thoroughly Reconditioned

3015 Buna Place: 9 rooms; single}, modern Sarag ; $35. 1205 G Yor: 8 rooms; single; modern

garage) 35. Whittier Place: 5 rooms; doubles modern: garage; $27.50. LI-8401 44 Virginia Ave, $—ASBORY. 1532—4-Room semi-modern, newly decorated throughout, garage; adults. DR-1139-W. $25; MODERN 5-room upper aiblex, ga rage. a N. DeQuincy. TA-4330. BEVILLE, N—5-Rm. . a side ey dou= ble: $35. 8dah LI-25

BROADWAY, 21st — Torus Zodern 6 rooms, $30; Tg gter paid. Key, 2144 Ny

Alabama. -2714 ARROLLTON AVE., 1322—1 Bedrm. apt: heat, water and Rar. $32.50. Se cuss. todian or call Mr. Burtt, LI-2541 CHESTER, N., 1539, and others. One-beds; room modern new double. Has FRE

Houses for Rent

COLLEGE, 1532—4-Rm. a_side mod. Sus! ;

and garage; $35. Call LI-2541. Ci EGE, 5028—Modern 6-room do CH alcove, A-1; garage;

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405 HARVARD 4.yoom modern Bung ! Lh 10! 38th, west of Bo iat

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