Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 May 1940 — Page 17

WEDNESDAY, MAY 22, 1940

Logan Starts

For Tribe Here Tonight

Indians Lead Colonels But Watch Out—

The Indianapolis Indians are ahead of the Louisville Colonels in the American Association race but the margin is only two and a half games and the series between the traditional rivals opening at Perry Stadium tonight is expected to produce explosive competition. It’s another “break” for the feminine customers, since it's ladies’ night at the Tribe park, and Lefty Bob Logan, winner of six games in

seven starts, is slated to face Bill Burwell’s Derbyvtown boys on the

Up From Alabama

12 Ready for Race Trials

Hard-Luck Pilots Get Their Chance

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shock absorbers as the first step in the attempted solution. Bob still was undecided as to whether he would make the run today. The practice pace he set was enough to get him in the starting field, but Swanson was determined the Sampson Special should do more than just that. o ” = Every test run Raul Riganti makes is the sign for the pit quarterbacks to huddle. They're all pulling for the South American race king to improve his style of driving. The new eight-cylinder Maserati has the oomph, they're convinced, but Riganti’'s technique on the curves costs him all the time he’s made on the long straightaways. = = = Twice now engine trouble has interrupted Port De Fraties’ driving tests. He was breezing along on his

CHICAGO, May 22.—Jay Berwanger, former football great of the University of Chicago, “popped the question” here last night and the answer was “yes.” He put an engagement ring on Philomela Baker, who is connected with the University administrative offices. Miss Baker is blond and 24. Berwanger graduated from Chicago in 1936 after a college gridiron career equaled by few. He now is in business here. The romance started when both were students. No date has been set for the wedding.

Butler to Send Tex to Mound

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Jay Berwanger Is Engaged

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in yesterday's game, Johnny Emmert of Purdue getting credit for 13.

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BENEDICT—Charles A., of 6160 Haverford . beloved husband ot Martha (Mat- . father of Mrs. Laverne Frost and Robert W. Benedict, grandfather of bert D., Mary @ and Richard E. Frost, departed this life S Funeral Friday, M 4, at k

Moor. re Northeast Funeral Home,

ir 2530 Station 3 p. m. Burial Crown Hill. Friends Invited,

BENNETT George H., beloved husband of Mam me C. Bennett and father of Harry F. and Francis H. Bennett, all ef Indianapolis, Mrs. Burleigh Owens of Cincinnati, passed away at the cesidence, 1313 Lexington Ave., Tuesday orang, May 21. uneral services will be held at he residence, Thursday, May 23 at 2 o'clock. Interment Crown Hill Cemetery. Friends are welcome.

CARTER — Frances Permpton, beloved niece of Mrs. William W. Stanley, Mrs. Emma Ruster and Willard Adams of Indianapolis and Foster Adams of Bellefontaine, O., departed this life Monday, age 50 years. Funeral Thursday, May 23 at Moore & Kirk North Side Funeral Home, College at Fairfield, 3:30 p. m Burial Crown Hill. Friends invited.

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DANT—Esco I., entered into cest Tuesday, age 43 vears, husband of Alida Dant, son of Bertha Buck, brother of Lowel oe Murlin Dant. Service Wriday, 2 kx m. at mother's residence, Bicknell, nd. Friends may call at Harry W, Moore Peace Chapel until Thursday noon.

ENWARDSWilllam A., of 2810 Brunt, beloved husband of Maude L., father Perea (deceased), - To

4] brother of Mrs. Flora over this ae Tesduy. age 61 vears. 4, at the DHE = Methodist Church. 10 a. m. Burial Washington Park. Priends invited.

KERFOOT- George Barrett, 81 years, father of William P. Kerfoot, Prichard, Ala.: Bert J, Kerfoot, Cleveland, and Mrs. George Diver, Chicago. died Tuesday at Chicago. Priends mav call at the Firby aoLtuary Funeral Thursdav, 10:30 Peter and Paul Cathedral. * Burial ‘Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends invited.

of Dr. Larway, sister - ory ives e Francisco. a; Mrs. Herber . Carter, L. Marlatt and George Rottman, Indians paiis. and Alfred Rottman, Greenfleld, Ind., passed away ing at her home, 2328 N ice at Flanner & BE ‘Mortuary, Thursday, 2 p. m. Friends :nvited. Interment Crown Hill. Friends may call at the mortuary.

31 beloved husband of Mrs. Pauline Lunsford, son of Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Lunsford, passed away Tuesday evening at St. Vincent's Hospital, FPu30 p. m.,, from Shirley Iliinois at 10th. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at the chapel after 10 a. m. Thursday.

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mound. Logan has won six of the Tribe's 14 victories and is heading for a huge season. He defeated Colum-

Josephine Edwards, passed away at the residence, a Cossel drive, Tuesday eral Friday 10 a. ._from est Side Funeral Home, igan. Burial Floral Park. Priends Roo call after 5 p. m. Wednes-

100-mile-an-hour exam yesterday when the Rotary Valve Special began smoking. Finally after a heavy screen was laid over the whole front bus last Friday in his last time out stretch, the car was returned to the The Colonels are here for three| = N y Wehr garage for another dissection. games, through Friday, after which| {avo : : ¢ ® ® =» This nn the Redskins will swing through | Shia iii EIR Down Gasoline Alley . . . Twenty- i po the Eastern section of the league. eight cars have been given the final of the year yesterday when Felix -agh price It will be the first test of strength okeh by the A. A. A. technical com- | Mackiewicz of Purdue homered| fu. Te 0, J : Rt Povesdy i the Moore & Tork between the Indians and Colonels mittee. . . . Joie Chitwood, the In-| fter two were out in the 14th : size 6.00.11 St. 10 a. m. Burial Floral Park Cemethis season. dian pilot, is lined up as the driver | = ; : if tery. Friends invited. They last met in the 1939 play- of the Paul Weirick entry, a four- inning to give the Boilermakers a off finals and Louisville upset the cylinder gas eater. . . . Since Shorty |5-to-4 decision on the Butler diadope by scalping the Redskins aft-

Cantlon qualified, his four-cylinder| ong. It was Mackiewicz’s only hit er Indianapolis bumped off Kansas Offenhauser mount has been torn 4

who has won three and lost two, will hurl for Butler Friday afternoon against DePauw on the Fairview diamond. The Bulldogs have won eight and lost six this year. Jerry Steiner lost his first game

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Fred Sington, the University of Alabama's former all-American football player, is holding down right field for the Louisville Colonels, who invade Perry Stadium tonight to battle the Indians. He

PARKMAN-—Laura F., wife of Frank B., sister of George Beam and Mrs. Josaph Dankworth of Columbus, O.. and Mrs. Theodore Karas, Hammond. Tnd., passed away Tuesday morning at the residence, 480 N. Keystone. Service at the Flan-

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City. The Colonels annexed the playoff finals from the Tribesters, four games to one but over the regular season's play between the clubs the Indians held the upper hand. Wes Flowers, southpaw hurler; Buddy Lewis, catcher, and Vincent Sherlock, second base, all former Indians, still are main cogs in the Louisville machine.

Butler Names Five For Tennis Meet

Five men will represent Butler University in the annual state colJegiate tennis tournament which begins tomorrow at Purdue University and continues through Saturday. Leading the Butler team will be

is a power hitter and a main cog in Bill Burwell's team. Sington stands 6 feet 2 inches and weighs 215 pounds. Now you know why he was a gridiron great.

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On the Diamonds

SOFTBALL

St. Philip's leads Division One of the C. Y. O. Cadet League by = half game today after beating Little Flower, 10 to 3, yesterday at Riverside. (Little Flower will play Cathedral Saturday morning at Riverside.) Other Division One results:

Cathedral, 5; Holy Cross, 3 St. Francis, 19; Lady of Lourdes, 10. St. Joan of Are, 7; St. Johns, 0.

Assumption, St. Catherine and St. Ann are tied for first in Division

| Two at six won and one lost. Yes-

Arthur Mundt and Wilbur Schu-|terday’s results, which completed

macher, a sophcmore, who lost but one match in singles and doubles competition this season. Other Butler entrants will be Wilbur

Downs, Chester Robinson and Har-

old Howenstine. Prof. Warren R.| Isom, faculty adviser, may select C.| W. Lambert as a sixth choice.

Veneer.

the regular schedule:

Assumption, 20: Holv_Name, 10. St. Catherine, 7: St. Patrick, 1. St. Ann, 17: Holy Rosary, 0. Results last night at Stadium:

U. B. Church, JH Capitol Dairies, 4. Salvation Armv, 10; orris Street, 9. Union Trust, TH Olive Branch, 4.

Tonight's Industrial schedule at Belmont:

7:00-—~Ballards vs. Railroadmen’s Loan. 8:00—Cushion Springs, vs. Hoosier

Belmont

League

9:00—Bankers vs, Omar.

RCA girls will practice at 4:30

|p. m. tomorrow at Softball Stadium. |All those wanting a tryout are to | report.

The South Side Merchants will

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tangle with the Bloomington Home ten in a double-header starting at 2 p. m. Sunday on Gar-

¢ field 1.

The National Wholesale Grocers’ games with Weak’'s Market and the

i Chiropractors were called off be-

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{cause of wet grounds. The Grocers will meet Delaware Flower Shop in a double-header at 2:30 p. m. Sunday on Riverside 1.

Louie's Markets split a twin bill with Ermet Products. For games with the Markets write D. Sergi, 227 S. Arsenal Ave.

The Bush-Feezle schedule for to(day: WEDNESDAY Pee 5:30 P.

Holy Cros vs. Mutual Nag at Willard 2. Garfiel Evan. vs. Capitol Paper at Garfield S. Holcomb Pontiacs Brookside 2. Westminster Presbyterian vs. Presbyterians at Rhodius 1 JUNTOR LEAGUE 5:30 P. M. East a) C. vs. Slayv_at Riverside 3. ng, . Paint vs. S. W. Center at Christian 1. Regens ,Rve vs. Nanans Food Market at Rhodius 2 TWILIGHT FACTORY LEAGUE 5:30 P. M. Indpls. Paint & Color vs. St. Deaf School Emplovees at Willard 1. American Can. vs. Indpls. Drop Forge at

Riverside 1. Fire Department vs. Advance Electrotype

at_ Riverside 2. Best Lock Co. Shirley Corp.

Brookside 1. MANUFACTURERS’ LEAGUE Stout Stadium 7:00—Unemplovment Compensation vs.

| Ermet Products, 8:1 Railways Bur-

i lo S5—Indianapolis } Inland Container,

The Em-Roe Zionsville Thursday | Night League schedule at Zionsville | Stadium:

| 7:00—Pure Oils vs. Dee Jewelry. | ®:15—Englewood vs. Zionsville

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Mills Leads Bowlers With a 636

Seven bowlers topped the 600 mark last night when the Tuesday Spring League rolled at the oXHunt plant. They were led by B. Mills, who got a 636. The 600 shooters: Stillwell

Conereks to Edgar

LA PORTE, Ind., May 22 (U. P.). 3 | —Edgar Gustafson, member of the | Herald-Argus team, bowled a 300 | game last night, believed to be the | first perfect game ever registered

| in league competition here. Gus- | tafson’s other games of the evening | were 156 and 209.

o3 | For further information call BE6/2324 or TR-3536.

BASEBALL Pure Oils will practice this evening and tomorrow at 5 p. m. at Riverside. The Oilers will play Richardson's Saturday at Brook- | side and on Sunday they will go to Frankfort.

Sacks Auto Parts will practice at 4:30 p. m. tomorrow at Riverside 7 for their game with Klees Soda | Sunday on Riverside 1. Kafader | is to call Drexel 2468 after 5 p. m. |

The manager of Empire Life & | Accident is to call Irvington 0782 | after 6 p. m. |

Last year's Model Dairy players | and others wishing to join a good | club should contact Bill Rider, 1932 | Guilford Ave.

Lions Teemen Play Again Tomorrow

Prospects for warmer weather are expected to bring out more than 30 players in the second weekly tournament of the Lions Club Golf League tomorrow afternoon at the Pleasant Run course. Bill Binder will be in charge | of tournament arrangements, as-| sisted by Lee Boggs. Plans for the golfing season will be completed at a round-table discussion following the tournament. Invitations to golfers of other Hoosier Lions Clubs | will be extended.

Park Stems Rally To Beat Silents

Park turned back a late Silent | Hoosier rally yesterday to win, 6-4, in a baseball game on the Hoosiers’ diamond. Leading 6-1 going into the last] half of the last inning, Norman Wil- | liams, hurling for the Reichelmen, | got over generous with the free tickets and yielded three tallies. | Williams for Park and Hanyzewski for the losers each struck out six in! the seven h lings.

Feed Makers Golf At French Lick

Times Special FRENCH LICK SPRINGS, Ind. May 22.—About 300 golfers will oe | off hers tomorrow in the qualifying | round of the American Feed Manu- | facturers Association's annual golf tournament. Play will consist of 18 holes on each of the two days the convention is in session.

State Golf Group Meets Tuesday

Officers and several directors of the Indiana Golf Association will meet Tuesday at the Indianapolis Country Club to complete arrangements for the state amateur tourney there July 28-Aug. 2.

Note to the Ladies

Women interested in bowling are invited to attend at 8 p. m. Monday at the alleys in the W. Michigan St. branch of the Fletcher Trust Co.

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