Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 June 1940 — Page 27

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It may surprise you, but the postmen who spend the week walking and the fellows who have as their businesses the making of tires, the packing of meat and the production of radio equipment play some of the fanciest golf around this City of ours. At least 64 of them show up for the bi-weekly sessions of the five - year - old Industrial Golf League to dust off par apd bag a siza quota of birdies and eagles. The eight teams already have played four matches apiece this - season, and U, S. Tires and In ternational

Mr. O'Brién Harvester top the standings with

four straight victories. R. C. A. is in third place with three wins and a single loss, while Kingan's has won two and lost as many. All knotted with one triumph and three defeats are SchwitzerCummins, Power & Light and Postoffice. P. R. Mallory, unfortunately, is alone in the cellar with four successive lickings. The league doesn’t want for individual stars, either. For instance, there's Bob Yohler and Ralph Jordan of U. S. Tires, Bill Russell of the Post Office, Dick Keil of R. C. A. and Herb Dietz of Schwitzer-Cummins, all of whom shoot just about as’ low as you could ask from an amateur. Besides these, Kingan has its Harter ‘and Lloyd, R. C. A. its Douglas and ‘International Harvester its Heinlein, Brown and Macy. We wanted to list some of the solo scoring totals, but Mr. Russell, whose job as league vice president includes the keeping of statistics, is a little behind with his figures and can't produce them for a day or two. ~ ‘President Rex Behrman willingly passed along some other information about the league. His own U. S. Tire team has won the title twice and will get permanent possession of the trophy if it: wins again this year. The league hasn't many ironbound rules, but definitely is against any ringers. All players Z-and Mr. Behrman vouches for this—actually are employed hy the firm or organization sponsoring the team. When team play is concluded late in July, the players compete in a medal tournament. The meet drew 50 entrants last year. Most of the firms furnish balls and ‘other equipment’ for | their teams. Mr. Behrman didn't say as much, but we presume the U. S. Rubber team uses and brags about its company's pellets (no paid adv.). ¢ ” ”n 2 INVITATIONS having gone to all the city clubs and to points as far away as Bloomington and “Franklin, 150 golfers are expected at the Indianapolis Country Club tomorrow and Sunday for the 13th annual Derby. This “men only” affair, which I. C. C. members believe is just about tops for fellowship and frolicking, will begin with an 18hole qualifying round tomorrow. And then while the handicap committee goes to work to split

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. the field into foursomes of equal

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MICHIGAN CITY, Ind., June 14—A record-breaking fleet ol more | than 80 sailing boats is expected to face the starter’s gun tomorrow in ithe Columbia Yacht Club’s 49th annual Chicago-Michigan City race. The first long, distance race of the season, the Michigan City event was first sailed in 1891, in which eight-windjammers participated. The race has been held each year since and has seen ever increasing

fleets leave the Columbia Yacht Club's downtown harbor for Indiana’s famed dune country. Rolland Hatfield, chairman of Columbia’s race committee, said he expects more than 80 craft to set their course “east southeast % east” for Michigan City at 9:30 a. m. Saturday. With fair winds, the vanguaril of this armada should arrive off this Indiana port early in the r..ernoon, with ae smaller and slower boats drifti in up until sundown. A fleet of power boats will carry numerous racing entnusiasts in the wake of the sailors, and Michigan City's yacht harbor will accomodate spectators at the finish line, According to early entries, Robert Benedict's Class A’ yawl, Southern Cross, last year’s victor in the cruising division, will be hard pressed by several new yachts sailing under Chicago colors for the first time.

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strength, members and-guests will gather for the Derby Dinner at 6:30 p. m. tomorrow. On Sunday the foursomes will compete for all sorts of prizes, chief of which is the Homer McKee Trophy. This goes to the low net shooter and will be defended by Hal R. Keeling. Mr. Keeling also is ehairman- of the committee in charge. Other members are Robert N. Bowen, Herbert S. King, George C. Mercer, George H. Oburn, George D. Ros, Sheldon R. Sayles, Thornton W. Sterrett and William H. Wells. = ” F PROF. HUGH E. WILLIS 4 resignation as Indiana = University golf coach was announced today from Bloomington by Z. G. Clevenger, athletic director. Willis, a member of the law school faculty, was in charge of the Indiana golf team for six years, during which ‘time the Hoosiers became increasingly strong. Willis’ teams placed well in the annual Big Ten tournament s “and wor a majority of’ their dual matches. | A desire to spend | more time in |class work and” research motivated the resignation, Willis said. Clevenger said Willis’ successor will not be picked until next spring. # 8 x | CHIP SHOTS . . . Mrs, Izaac Kahn "led the Pleasant | Run ladies who went gunning for par yesterday. . . . She shot seven holes in required figures. |}

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had five. . . . Leonard Oliver and Charles Harter, who do their firing at Coffin, have entered the local qualifying round of| the National Public Links tolirnament . . . Entries will be accepted until 5 p. m. Monday, June 17. . . . . The Sarah Shank caddies will battle it out with the |Lake Shore caddies next Monday at the former course. .. A grgss 82 turned in by Louis Moller was best among the linksmen |competing in the Purchasing Agents Association tourney yesterday at Hillcrest. . . . Other gross |leaders were George Campbell with 83 and Frank Campbell with 84. . In the blind par diyision Louis Fehrenbach subtracted 20 from his 92 for top honors.

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mat show, at the Coliseum next Monday night when The Angel encounters Jumping Joe Savoldi in the main go. Promoter Lloyd Carter said today that four all-star ‘matches will be staged before the main event, the first to start at 8:30 p. m. : Chris Zaharias, 226, a “Meanie” from the well-known Zaharias family of grapplers of Pueblo, Colo. will tackle the popular Roche in the semi-windup. Dorve scales 222. In. another tussle, Billy Thom, 180, head. grappling instructor at Indiana University, takes on the speedy Frankie Wolf, 181, Cleveland. A formidable opponent is being sought for Sonnenberg, the former heavyweight champ who introduced the present-day football style of performance to wrestling. Young Joe Stecher also is to be sent against an opponent yet to be signed. Carter said today an unusual amount of state-wide interest had been shown in the program, Savoldi ,and The Angel grip for two Joe will arrive here tomorrow morning and The Angel will arrive tomorrow night or Sunday morning.

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CHICAGO, June 14. — Julian Black, manager of Heavyweight Champion Joe Louis, said teday it doesn’t matter who referee's Joe's June 20 fight with Arturo Godoy

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would violate any responsibilities entrusted to him in the ring.” Weill based his complaint on .an article in- a national magazine written by Donovan. He asserted Donovan already had “voted ‘in print” against Challenger Godoy. “If Weill conducts this championship bout like his last two it" won’t make much difference who the referee will be,” Black. said. He referred to championship fights by Lightweight Lou Ambers and Featherweight Joey Archibald, who recently lost their titles with Weill in their corners. :

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Tujiasppene Times, Friday, June 14, 1940 UERLE—Jaeob C., age 86 Io brother BAY John Bauerle,- “Cincinnati, Ohio; uncle of Mrs. Thomas Workman 02 W. 10th St., City. passed away urea day. Servfees Saturday 2 p. m.. at the Royster & Askin Mortuary, 2310 W. Washington. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. may call ag the Matouury any time.

arles B. and Harry Kantell, Dou: of Mrs. Ben Rusche, Indianapolis: Mrs. Pearl Toomey. Florence Mc-

m Davis "Road , 1st road eas Road and 3 miles south of Memori al Park. Friends may Shirley Bros. Central Chapel, J lnois at 10th from 10 a. until ». Saturday. and at the residence 1 time after 6 p. m. Saturday.

BROWN—Ernest T., husband of Margaret, father of Herbert, Lucille, Margaret, . Frances, William, Joan and Patricia, brother of Raymond . ‘Canada, Basted away at the residence in New ethel, Thursday m. Friends may call at _ the Se Ardente any time after neon Saturday. Services Monday from the New Bethel Baptist Church. Interment Crown Hill, Friends invited. For information call DR-6969.

CASSIERO—Clatra, 48 years, widow of Rocco Oassiero, beloved mother of Mary Allen and Prank Cassiero, sister of Mrs. William M. Gruner. Mrs. Walter J. Miles. Mrs. Louis Eckhart, grandmother | of Sandra Gruner, niece of Margaret Ryan, passed away Wednesday. Funeral Saturday 9:30 a. m. at the home of her Sister, Mrs, Jeknare, 959 Bradbury, and 10 St. Catherine’s Church.’ Friends id. Burial Holy Cross.

CHEW—Isaae T., beloved husband of Anna 8. Chew. father of Mrs, Hazel C. - Cook of Anderson, stepfather of Mrs. Emma Lynam. Fred, Edward and Harry German, passed away Thursday a. is, Funeral Saturday. June 15, at J. mo at the Leap- Funeral Home. Friends invited. Burial Floral Park.

CROCKETT—Martha. A, W. Crockett,

wife of Daniel . Walter M. Crockett of Philadel . sister of rs. J. W. Smith, dgerton, Kas., Benon Rock of Wellsville, Kas. Miss Myra Rock of this city. passed away Thurs» day 2fternoon, June 13. Funeral services 1:30 p. m. Saturday, June 15, at the Ragsdale & Price Funeral Home, 1219 N. Alabama St. Friends invited. Friends may call at the funeral home after 1 p. m. Friday.

DARBY—John M., entered Into rest Thurs- . husband of Herma . Darby, stepfather of Charlotte M. Gibson, brother of Mrs. Rosa Scott, Mrs. Ruth Yocum, Perry W. and Andrew . J. Darby. Services Saturday, 3 p. m., at residence of brother, 2194 Avondale Pl. Burial Memorial Park.

GARR—James A., passed -away Friday call at the Tolin Funeral Home. Prospect, iter 6 p. m. today. Services Saturday 2 m Interment Washington Park. Friends Mnvited.

of 1428 E. Washington, a. m. Friends may

day, age 67 years. Mother of Mrs. O. J. Nimmons, Mes. Raymond Wainscott, W,

R. and C. A. Phillips, stepmother of Mrs. Will Heitz, sister of Mrs. Lo Hoffman. Services Saturday, 1:30 p

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GRAMLING—William H., [., brother of Eugens, Carrie, Margaret "and Mary Graming and Mrs. Joseph Thale, passed away at ‘ine Sesidence, 1428 E. Ohio 8t., Tuesday, 4 hs m. Funeral from Grinsteiner's| Funeral ome, 1601 E. New York, Saturday, a. m.: solemn requiem high mass a Cross Church 9 a. m. Burial St. Joseph’s Cemetery. Friends may call

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HYLAND—John T. ‘of 726 N. East St., fund. jather of Grover and Arma a and, an rother a e vlan aldfather of To and 5

Mer: ie . at. 7:30 a. m, Services at St. Jane Church. m. In- _ terment. Calvery Cemetery. Terre Haute,

Ind. Friends invited. [Terre Haute Ind., papers please copy.] KLIMPER—Samuel B., father of Mrs.

Thomas X. Lanahan, brother of Henry F. and James E. Klimper, of Cincinnati, O., died at the home of Mrs. Lan Wednesday. Funeral Saturday 8:15 a at the Kirby Mortuary, 9 a. m. St. Philip

Neri Church. Friends may call at the mortuary any time. Burial St. Joseph Cemetery.

beloved hushand of Lucy A. father of George r.. brother of Elmer and Ora Laughner and Mrs. Lillie Mc- * Gaughey. departed this life Friday. age 69. Funeral notice later. For further Ta formanion call Moore & Kirk, CH-1806.

MYERS —Albert, passed away Friday a at the Veterans Hosoltal, AT i

tice later. For additional information, Call DR-6969. OSBORNE—W, S., 634 Eugene St.,

beloved father of Mrs. Gail Lane, Violet Martha and Naemi Shon grandfather of Mrs. Catherine Gary, Mrs. Virginia Brown, departed this life Thursday. . Funeral Sunday, June 16, at YS Kirk North Side Colonial 1

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| REED—Jessie, age 47 years, Charles J. Hockery, mother o nes Howard, died Thursday. Saturday, June 15, 8:30 a. m.,

Mortuary, 2313 W. Washington st., m., St. Anthony Church. ind Savined. Burial Holy Cross Cemetery.

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REIMER -Cllaries. beloved brother Ai n L.. Henry C. and Edward H. ind passed away ursday, June 15 Yaneral services will be held at the neral Home, 1222 Union St.. Saturday afternoon, June at 2 o'clock. Interment Concordia Cemetery. Friénds are welcome.

WELLS—George D. of 2145 N. Tacoma. beloved husband of Hettie, father of Harold A., Morris B. and Glenn T. departed this life Wedn®sday; years. Funeral Saturday. June 15, the Moore & Kirk Northeast Funeral Tome, 2500 Station St., 10 a. m. Friends nvite

WILSON-—John H.. age 64, beloved husband of Anna Wilson, father of Vesta Cronin; Chicago; . Wilson, Los Angeles, Cal, and Rheivn Byrum, Anderson. Ind.; grandfather of Claris Ann and Rita Sue Byrum and Lelia Dee Wilson, passed away at Pittshoro, nd, Thursday. Funeral Saturday 1:30 p. from Shirley Bros. Central Chapel. hie nois at 10th. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at the residence in Pjtisboro, Ind. from 5 p. m. Friday until 11 a. Saturday and at the chapel after 12: 36 Saturday.

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per_Week. 1438 Of ve after 6p. m. samples; quick | service; reasonable; ADVERTISING solicitor, per enced in Barnett TR-0772. selling feature pages on daily newspaper. pApPER ANGI eaning int = Permanent work. 428 Circle Tower. APER HANGING cleanir nz free “oping n= WHITE, reliable, sober; _exchange light | _ guaranteed ROBERTS. CH- .623

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GOOD MAN with car, establisl cleaning route. Commission; small cas

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shed dry | estimate.

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| PAINTING. PAPER ANTICS

_ bond. LI-0703, 1026 § West. | | decorating. Free estimates. Work gusre REGISTERED PHARMACIST, must be well | anteed. HOWARD JINES, BE _ recon nded. Apply 5101 E. 10th. | PAINTING, paper han Anging. general cane tracting. 5040 Chelsea WANTED—Gaod male a around cook. __Road, BE- 371 oh pply iviera Dr etween 3:00-8: TT ees PAINTERS First Telass | (2). ready for (PAPER_STEAMING) work, 6:30 a 951 N. . Kealing. CH- 4370 Paper steaming. Work SE Timex Want ET «Lowest Rate _in_ City. 10 yrs. exp. Al Meredi rE (PLASTERING) —— PATCH PLASTERING—New and, Lo] work, Salesmen Agents | 9A _ specializing in old work. LI-7 :

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220 N Penn. Bt.

“ADHESIVE SALESMAN

Man to take over Indiana | territory; live prospects and accounts an’ pastes, glues and cements. Car essential. Salary and commission. State briefly experience past five years. Box 4564, Care’ limes. WANT 3 high- -tvpe "salesmen “th sell the popular Ford Mercury line: must have sales experience and willing to] follow in-

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SALESMAN wilh car and some “experience, who wants a “full-time Job, [can make

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