Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 May 1940 — Page 30
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Perfect 100
Bill Behnke showed that his previous casting score was no accident when he tacked up another 100 during last night's session of
the Indianapolis Casting Club at Tomson Hall, coring a 99, O. Hicks - ond, while Harry Bee and Rex Edwards , tied with 98s. Mesdames Frances Carlisle and Nina Hoover and Miss Elsie Lou Martin tied for honors among the ladies with 94's. Charles Sutphin turned in a twocast average of 964 to head the Juniors. The club is to cast outdoors at the Riverside Hatcheries Sunday and will hold its monthly business meeting following a chicken supper
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Eighteen Butler University trackmen will leave tomorrow morning for Kalamazoo, Mich.,, where they will meet Western State Teachers College in an afternoon dual meet. Last year the Hilltoppers defeated Butler, 67 to 64, on the victors’ track. The traveling team will include Tom Harding, Robert Roberts, Oscar Hillring, Wayne Dunlop, Earl Cummings. John Reno, Harold Feichter, Bill Johnson, George Blare, Bernard Fox, Frank Wintin, William Southworth, Charles Marshall, James Stewart, Armstead Elkin, Jack Flynn, Max Armer and Elias Poulos. Not since April 23 when they lost 69 to 62, to Miami University at
the annual spring tournament yesterday, What was to have been a battle against par turned into a tussle of trumps. bridge table waitng for some sunshine are (left to right) Mes Ittenbach and Miss Helene Levin. garet Muller, Betty Smith and Reva Graham.
Butler’s Trackmen Go to Western State Tomorrow
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Oxford, O., have the Bulldogs had a meet, Their record to date reads three victories, two defeats and one tie plus participation in the Texas and Drake relay events.
Butler golfers, undefeated in Indiana Collegiate Conference play, take on another league foe tomorrow afternoop, meeting Earlham College at Richmond. Since they dropped their opener to Indiana University, the linksmen have won over Franklin, Wabash, Purdue and DePauw. The tennis team was scheduled to play host to DePauw this afternoon on the clay courts inside the Field-
dames Peggy kibitzing are (left to right) Mesdames Mar
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The ladies of the links at the Pleasant Run Club fully intended to shot their qualifying round in but hur riedly changed their minds because of the weather.
Seated around the clubhouse Stonehotise, Helen Baker, Peg
house. A victory has yet to be won this season by the team. Today's players were expected to be Arthur Mundt, Bob Dietz, Wilbur Schumacher, Wilbur Downs, Harold Howenstine and C. W. Lambert. The canceled match with Wabash, here, last Wednesday, will not be replayed. Wabash has elected to abandon the sport for the year because of insufficient varsity material. Rain and near-freezing weather forced postponement yesterday of the Butler-DePauw baseball game scheduled for the Fairview diamond. Coach Tony Hinkle announced that the game will be played here May 24. DePauw at present is co-shar-ing the conference leadership with Manchester. The Butler-Ball State game, which was scheduled for here April 18 will be played here, May 28. The baseball team, however, will
meet Ball State Monday at Muncie.
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The Hustling Dodgers Don’t Prevaricate
By HARRY GRAYSON NEA Service Sports Editor NEW YORK, May 3.—The almanac to the contrary, next year is this year in Brooklyn. The old cry of “Wait till next year” has been moved up 12 months by Leland Stanford MacPhail, Leo Durocher and the Dodgers. When Flatbush fans start cheering, they open their mouths wider and more comes out. So when Whitlow Wyatt and Hugh Casey shut out the despised Giants in the first game at Ebbets Field this spring, the shout, “The Dodgers are the team to beat,” could be heard across the river and then some ... up to and beyond the Polo Grounds. And when Tex Carleton turned in his no-hit, no-run game against the champion Reds in Cincinnati, to make it nine in a row for the Dodgers and tie the modern major league record for consecutive vice tories at the start of the season, “Who's going to do it?” was tacked onto the original cry ... louder and louder. Brooklyn is so excited it can hardly wait for the Dodgers to return from their current western trip, May 11. And the Flatbush following is no more anxious to see their heroes again than the heroes are to get another whack at the hated Giants or than MacPhail is to get his club back in its own park, where it can reap the rich monetary reward to which it is entitled. The Dodgers have reached the challenging stage. When the redheaded MacPhail, the ex-lawyer and ex-football official who once tried to capture Kaiser Wilhelm, crashed major league baseball, it was like Joe Doakes, balloon and novelty salesman, bursting into a meeting of the director of the. Graybeards’ Protective Society, Ltd. Major league baseball was hidebound with hoary tradition. Owners looked with horror upon anything new. MacPhail’s tricks and gadgets sent them into a world scow}ing series. They feared his wide variety of divertisement — night baseball, fireworks, attendance contests, radio teasers, bands, uniformed ushers and other sidelines with which he meant to dress up baseball—would shove the game itself into the background. But after rehabilitating debt ridden Columbus, Cincinnati and Brooklyn clubs, MacPhail is now accepted everywhere as the answer to the frantic appeal of every baseball cashier foundering in a sea of red ink. He's the short cut to baseball solvency. In 1938 MacPhail talked fast to make the Brooklyn trade, which had been taking it on the chin for a lot of years, forget a seventhplace club. It took more than fast talk for Lippy Leo Durocher to shortstop and manage Brooklyn into third place last season, when the Dodgers drew more than a million paid admissions at home . . more than an yother club in baseball. Larry MacPhail and Leo Durocher are a boisterous, free-talk=-ing, swashbuckling pair—a welcome relief in these days of mum and dumb club officials and managers.
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Deaths—Funerals 1
May 3, 1940 BEASLEY—John William, husband of Betty ana father of Mrs. John B. Lookabill, passed away Thursday evening at the residence. 72d St, and River Heights Road. Service at the Flanner & uchanan Mortuary, Saturday, 3:30 p. m.
Friends invited.
BEISINGER-—Charles, "78 years, husband of Sarah Beisinger, Howard and Henry Beisinger, passed away Friday a. m._ Funeral Sunday, 2:30 m.. at the Centennial Church, Morg: an County, Indiana. Friends inne Friends may call at the home, 2147 8. Delaware St., at any time after 7 p. m. Friday.
GUNKEL-—Mrs. Hattie M., age 80 years, beloved aunt of Mrs. Harry R. she steen, Mrs. Nell Kinsey and Joh Myers, passed awa ursday, Services Saturday, 4 2 Royster & Askin Mortuary, Meridian Sts. Friends invited. ment Crown Hill, Friends may call at the mortuary.
HILTON--Robert James, beloved husband of Effie May Hi on pT of Charles Hilton and brother of Ed Hilton, passed Sway Wednesday, Funeral Saturday, 10 a, m_, Shirley Bros, Cenfilinols at . Burial Friends may call at the
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JACQUART-—Jacob, husband of Maud, and father of Claud G., passed away Wednesday, age 80 years. Service at the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary, Saturday, 2 bp. . Friends invited. Burial private in Crown Hill, Friends may call at the mortuary.
KOSKY-—Anthony, 90 years, Beloved husband of Bish 0 « Wh
MIDDLETON Charipe hu Rand . father of hap ‘Ruby Maag and the” ate C. Ora Middleton A brother of Mrs. Mary E. Clark, 'oledo, O., passed away Thursday mornin Service at the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary Saturday. 2 p. a Friends invited. Interment. Glen Haven.
MYERS—Althea, of 1337 Tuxedo, beloved wife of Elmer, mother of Clarence, John, Leo Myers, Mrs. Esther Branch, Mrs. Pauline Lewis and Mrs. Doris Lowe, dearted this lite Friday. Funeral notice ter For further information call CH-
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NEWBURY—Ida May, age 170, beloved wife of Edward Newbury and mother of Hark Newbury, Bertha Fowler of MonIll.; Ada Newbury, Martha E. Pouth, and Mrs. Thelma Katterhenry and sister of Belle Stiles of Peoria, whi 0
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oSSFRECTED NOTICE STRAFFORD—Emma Jane, age of Vallie Sifaiord, grandmother of William C., Glenn, and greatgrandmother of “Billy Strafford, sis er of lizabeth Norton of Junction City assed awa ethodist at t
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TURNEY-—Mrs. Mille C., mother of Kathryn Turney Garten and Josephine Turney of Indianapolis and Mrs. Charles F. Dawson of Minnea Pols: passed away Thursday evening. ice Flanner 2 Buchanan Mortuary Saturday. 3:30 p Friends invited, Burial Crown Pid: Friends may call at the mortuary.
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