Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 November 1939 — Page 26

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gon u. Upset on Coast; 3 irginia Military Finally

Downs Tech.

AR. YORK, Nov.

first four. ‘A the : peat would have offered other top-

h games but for the late change in date which forced revision of

schedules. In two other outstanding games Virginia Military Academy swept

in 10 years, and Syracuse

dewned Maryland, 19-7, a field goal spri

by Dan Murphy in the first quarter Xe providing the winning margin. Other better-than-average "contests saw Utah rout Utah State, 27-0, ta keep in the running for at least a .tie in the Big Seven Conference

championship; William and Mary

upset the undefeated Richmond Spiders, 7-0, their touchdown com-

ing after a march of 80 yards in the kk

third period; and Denver swamped Idaho, 23-0.

Kentuckians in Ring He: Headliner;

The card for or tonight's s professional boxing show at Tomlinson Hall, sponsored by the Hercules A. C, is as follows: mag Sol (12 Rounds) i tel Somerset.” Kon NR Cweights, sig an -WINDUP (Six Rounds)

Millard, Indianapolis, vs. Bull Becton, Louisville, heavyweights. SPECIAL Mazon (Six Rounds) Allison,

Marshall helbyville, vs. Murphy, Melton, Ky.. Siehtweights. PRELIMINARIES (Four Rounds)

Noble Bowers, Indiana lis, vs. Lee Smith, Norwood. O.. Night eavyweights.

Young Tony Canzoneri, Indianapolis, vs # Frankie Fay, Coatesville, featherweights,

The return match between Jim-

mie Buckler and Pat Patterson, a

12-rounder, promises some lively action as the boys strive to break the stalemate that resulted when they met in the hall three weeks ago. An official araw was the decision that time after an exciting batile 'that had the fans whooping

it up. Buddy Millard, former Southern amateur heavyweight star, will: be facing a test in meeting Bull Becton | of Louisville in the semi-windup, for Becton’s handlers proclaim that | he has won 12 of his last 15 fights by knockouts ‘Tonight's show will start promptly at 8: 30, the matchmaker announced.

Rice, Crousore Victors in Runs

“Gregory Rice, former Notre Dame runner, and Robert Crousore of the Indiana Boys School carried off individual honors in the annual Indiana A. A. U. Turkey Day run yesterday over. the Butler course. Team honors in the senior division went: to Indiana Central, while the Indiana Boys School won the junior squad trophy. Rice set a fast pace in the senior division run, establishing a new récord of 19:32.2 for the four-mile course. Second place went to Rosy Southworth of Butler, and Karl Mitchell also of Butler, finished third. - Crousore, holder of seven course records, showed the way in the Junior division, completing the 24milé grind in~13:075. Don Kemp and Fred Kinder of the Eudrup Club finished in 2-3 order.

Culver Has It Easy

Times Special

CULVER, Ind, Nov. 24 —Culver

Military Academy’s football warriors had things their ‘own way here yesterday as they scored a 26-0 victory over Roasevelt of Chicago. It was Culver’s final game.

Casting Results

‘Results in the Indianapolis Casting Club's weekly tournament at Tomlirfison Hall: Pirst Cast—C. Hoover, 97; W. Behnke, R. Jones and Templin, 95. Second Cast—Ed Horning, 94; Buses and Parkhurst, 91. Third Cast—C. E. Campbell, 98; Buses, 95. .

Track Star Killed TOKIO, Nov. 24 (NEA).—Monta Suzuki, Japanese Olympic sprinter in 1936, has been killed in the war in China.

NEW 2° (U. P)— iL e University of Washington upset gon” University in the most imfant football game of the first ‘of ‘the nation’s double Thanks-|O0rga g holiday. It was the Huskies’ straight victory after losing

80-yard drive before 20,000 in last period gave the team from ttle a 20-13 Pacific Coast Conce victory to highlight a day

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the finals to be run off Sunday. Most of ‘© the - favorites

The surprise: was Mt.

day. DeGolyer Printers. Other scores: Link Belt, 27; Cleveland’ Wreeking, 10. 33;

' Honor Mt.

Brand, dies, 27.

Eastern Ceodl, 43; Wm. H. Bleck, 31.

with fast state teams. <Write C. B Sawyer, Hazelwood, Ind.

Quarterfinal ‘games: in the Dearborn Thanksgiving Tournament are scheduled for tomerrow night, with

came | through in the first round: yester-

only: Jackson Tires’: 32-26 “victory over

Liehr's Tavern, 42; Maxwell All Stars, 33.| ¥% Jackson Bud-| J

wen Produets, 46; Jamestown Flashes, 2 Warner Ranges, 50; Gem Coal, |

Inland Container, 24; Hoosier Veneer, 18.

Hazelwood Kinney Cubs have renized and are seeking games

Hockey

INTERNATIONAL-AMERICAN LEAGUE Western "Division Non Lost Tied Pts.

Eastern Division Wen Lost Tied Pts.

roviden Philadelphia oe

LAST NIGHTS RESULTS INDIANAPOLIS, 9 SNe Haven, 6. ‘Hershey, 3; Springs 2.

Indianapolis (9) New Haven (8)

a. - Hemmerlin Sumamerhi

—Score by Periods—

Indianapolis New Haven

Spares—Indianapolis: Lewis, Thompson, Hudson, Wilder. Douglas, Carveth. New Haven: Patterson, Roche, Tremblay. Shields, McCully, Brydson, Man-

Ward. Officials— Referee: Ag. ‘Srhith,

Steve Radford. Pirst Period—Goals: Indianapolis, 3; Brown (McDonald), 55; Fisher (Brown, McDonald), 7:17; Whitelaw {ullassist ted), 8:50. New Haven, none. - Penalties: Indianapolis. Lewis (board .checking), Thomson (tri pping). New Haven, Tremblay

(cross checking). Second Period—Goals: Indianapolis, 3: McDonald {Pshen Brown), 11:07; Fish? (unassisted), 11:28; Fisher aM nald), 17:07. New Haven Brydson (Hoch, Tremblay), 18:04. OE enaitien: an lok. McDonald (interference). Third Period—Goals: Suva, (Fisher, Motter), 2:18; ‘McDonald (Browa, Fisher), 3:00; Jones (Whitlaw), 8:25; ie 11 blay Mancuso), 14: ‘10: Singbush Summerhill), 15:33; Patterson (Tremblay, Roche), 17:45; Roche (Tremblay, Patterson, 19:13. Penaltifs: Indianapo is, Whitelaw (blocking Sav Tks (Indianapolis), 26; Cude (New Haven), 18.

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Cincinnati Pros

Scoring a touchdown in every quarter, the Cincinnati Bengals reg|istered .a 28- 14 victory over the | Louisville Tanks in an American

| Football League game yesterday at | the Butler Bowl. A meager crowd of 500 was on hand. The Bengals scored first on a pass from Pat Howlett to Tony Popp, “and Mike Perry's kick for .point was good. Another toss by Howlett in the second quarter was intercepted by Roy Lumkin of the Tanks, who ran 21 yards for a touchdown. George Fowler, former Indiana University player, kicked . the point. Bronko Smilanic took the following kickoff and raced 95 yards for the second Cincinnati score, and HowJett’s place kick added a point. In the third , quarter Howlett flipped another payoff pass, this one to Red Kelly, with Perry converting. Kelly was still in a galloping mood in the final period, taking a loose ball and running 23 ‘yards for. a touchdown. Louisville cashed in a second time on- a “sleeper” .play, Merle Walsh receiving Fowler's pass. Fowler booted: the extra point.

Clemson, Georgetown ‘Sun Bowl Favorites

FL PASO, Tex., Nov. 2 (U.P) — Clemson -and Georgetown, a pair of outstanding Southeastern football teams, had the inside track today for an invitation to : play in the Sun Bowl game here on New Year's y. The Arizona - State eleven of Tempe, - champion team of the Border Conference, will be the host team. Coach Dixie Howell, the former Alabama passing star, said that his team preferred an Eastern opponent and that Clemson, Georgetown, Duquesne: and Wake “Forest all were under consideration. San Jose . State of California also has been given a “feeler.”

Wrestling Results UNITED New York—Gion Martinelli, Italy, pinned John Gudiski, Poland: Hans Schwarz, Germany, drew with Lou Kesz, Hungary; Kimon Kudo, Japan, pinned . Brunek Zagurski, Poland: Michele Leone, Italy, pinned George Becker, Germany; Ben Rosen, New - York, pinned Tony Papalino, Italy; Maurice La Chrapnell (Corret), France, drew with Bull Marino, Ttaly.

30 Years of Square Dealing!

Complete

15 11

virginia Tech, 19-7, for the first ; 3 :

Down: Louisville

Christmas began today for workers in the Illinois Building, 17 W. Market St. Today, .as for 13 years, one of the largest natural holly wreaths in the: United States glowed over the building entrance. Each year since 1926 the wreath’ has been put up on Thanksgiving Day and left there . through New : Year's

Day. : The holly and -berries. are real and are interwoven with electrical lights. This year the holly came

Two huhdfed pounds of Mérry Christmas.

from Tennessee. Officials at the Warren. Seed Co., 143 N. Delaware St., said it was the best holly in years. Ordinarily holly weighs about 60 pounds to the case.. This year each case weighed more than 100 pounds. Two cases were needed to make the wreath, which is nine feet in

solid circle. It takes a full day to complete the wreath. The seed company officials said the wreath is the largest they ever saw.

: that the quake lasted 45

diameter and 15 inches across the.

NEW. YORK, Nov. 24 (U. P.).— Fritz Kuhn's “Golden Angel,” blond Florence: Camp, testified at his grand ‘larceny trial today that she went to Reno in ‘1938 because the German - American Bund leader asked her “to start divorce proceedings.” Mrs. Camp, on whom the state charges Kuhn spent money belonging to the Bund, was called as the first- rebuttal witness after the defense had rested. Diminutive and pretty and dressed in black, Mrs. Camp identified the defendant who a moment before had snubbed her in the corridor and who glared angrily at her as she testified. She said she met Kuhn on the S. S. Westernland en route to Europe in February, 1938, and that he proposed marriage in a shipboard letter. . She identified the radio telegraph blank on which’ the proposal was written. On her return, she went to Reno, after taking ‘leave of Kuhn in New York. He asked her, she testified, “to go back to Angeles and start divorce proceedings and have my fur-

HEARS WIFE PREACH, KILLS HER AND SELF

DETROIT, Nov 24 (U. P.)— Police reconstructed today the story of how George Bryant, 60-year-old WPA worker, tantalized his wife, an ordained minister, as she preached a Thanksgiving sermon, then slashed her throat with a razor and committed suicide when she returned home. Mrs. Flossie Dooley, daughter of the slain couple, found their bodies side by side, their throats cut and an old-fashioned razor lying nearby, when she called for them yesterday to take them to Thanksgiving dinner. - Police said that Mrs. Bryant preached Thanksgiving Eve on the text, “Never a Man Spake Like This Man.” Hér husband sat in the congregation and made faces at her, then got up and stalked out in a fit of sullen anger. Mr. and Mrs. Dooley took her home at 1 a. m. Thursday. Then, police said, Bryant.slashed his wife's throat and committed suicide. They had been married 37 years and had nine children,

CAFE MAN PROTESTS BLOOMINGTON WATER

Times Special ¥ BLOOMINGTON, Ind., Nov. 24.— Complaining that the city’s water tastes so bad customers have been bringing their own supply to his restaurant, Henry F. Boxman urged the City Council to’ do something abouts the situation. Immediate action should be taken to. remedy the condition before the week-end :- when large crowds of football fans assemble-in the city for the Indiana-Purdue football contest, he said. Others testified before the City Council, also urging immediate action. Some of the complaining citizens believed some chemical action might be tried to improve the situation, but Mayor Loba Jack Bruner said part of the blame "Tor ‘the unpleasant taste of the water should be laid to the fact that the water works’ settling basin is too small. This could not be corrected without a rather large expenditure, he said.

SOUTH BEND STORE ANNOUNCES BQNUS Times Special ‘ SOUTH BEND, Ind, Nov. 24.—A Christmas bonus of more than $5000 will be pajd the 250 employees of Robertson Bros. Department Store, Will Welber, president, announced. Two weeks extra salary will be given employees who have been with the store five years or more, he said. One week’s extra. salary will be distributed to those employed. more than one year, but less than five years, and one-half a week’s salary to those employed since Aug. 1, 1939.

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‘Golden Angel’ Says Kuhn Urged Her to Ask Divorce

niture shipped here and he would take care of it.” Kuhn previously had admitted paying $717 in moving expenses for Mrs. Camp but insisted she paid him back.

Mrs. Camp, formerly of Los Angeles, Cleveland and Miami Beach, corroborated = evidence which. the State had introduced Wednesday in the form of love lefters written to her by Kuhn. She testified ‘that she returned only $600 of the $717 moving bill and not all of it, as the defendant had testified. She also identified a $240 ring which Kuhn had denied giving to her.

timony given. earlier by Kuhn’s associates that she was a “Bund sympathizer.” “I knew nothing about’ it,” she said. Defense Attorney Peter L. 'F. Sabbatino took the witness under cross-examination. She told Mr. Sabbatino that she had visited Camp Nordland, operated by the Bund, with Kuhn in May, 1938, and. that she: had visited other Bund camps. Mrs. Camp said that she had $500 to $600 with her when she went to Reno and that Kuhn had given her $250 of it to go toward moving her furniture to New. York later. After. Mrs. Camp testified, both sides rested.

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AMES, IL HUB: OF YESTERDAY'S QUAKE

, ST. LOUIS, ‘Nov. u ne B. —The. Rev. James B. ‘MacElwane, St. I Louis

y University seismologist, , today ‘said -|an earthquake, that rocked. this section at 9:15 a. m, “Thanksgiving | Day, centered: near Ames, m, 31

miles southwest of St. Louis. Records at the university showed seconds and | was the sharpest felt -in St. Louis

‘|since 1917. It was first reported that

the center of the | near’ Festus, Mo., 31 ‘miles south of

‘| St.” Louis, but this was. corrected |

after a study of the record.” It was a “shallow quake of unusu- | |al [intensivy,” the seismologist said. The primary shock lasted 30 seconds and was followed by tremors lasting for 15- seconds.

The shock. which was felt ‘in

many sections of Missouri, Illindis, Kansas and Iowa, caused no serious

(damage. It originated in the “St.

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along the Mississippi River from the St. Louis area to Cape Girardeau, Mo., a distance of spprosimately 1 135 miles,

earthquake “was

MRS. SIMMS. URGES | * DEWEY AS AS NOMINEE,

BOSTON, ‘Nov. 24 Nov. 24. (OF ‘P) —Mrs. Ruth Hanna ‘McCormick Simms,

lican Pdrty to nominate for Presi= dent .in, 1940. Thomas E., Dewey of New York as a “fighting. leader” for “complete national and: party re habilitation.” = “A fighting young man, a man of vigor, courage, honesty and proved executive ability.” Mr. Dewey “should be “our candidate,” she told’ thé Women’s Republican Club of Massa: chusetts.

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