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MONDAY,

Hats Off to Fat

Freddy, Winner

Of 200 Games

Fitzsimmons Pitches Dodgers to Victory

By GEORGE KIRKSEY

United Press Staff Correspondent

PITTSBURGH, July 15. — Forget about the pennant races and the exploits of baseball's stars of today and let's turn the spotlight on Fat Freddy Fitzsimmons, one of baseball's grandest characters who has moved into the select circle of 200came winners alongside of Lefty Grove. Red Ruffing, Ted Lyons and Carl Hubbell Those five are the jor league hurlers 200 or more n Since 1900) there've been both leagues who've 200-milestone, but the ting harder and harder the hardy breed of hurlers who can pitch like Fitz two weeks before his 39th birthdav will be found only in the record books

Pitches Four-Hitter

only who league

have won games 28 pitchers passed the task et Prett)

a)ol

mn 1S

soon

who is listed on the as a player-c oach, | of his pitching to carve out

Fitzsimmons Brooklyn roster summoned enough cunning yesterday hit the very diamond where he won his first major league game for the Giants under John J. McGraw Among the hundreds of well-wishers and admirers who Pitz messages of congratulat was Mrs. John J McGraw Frankie the pirate rsonally

four- masterpiece on

cont

1011S

ant pilot of among those who congratulated Fitzsimmons on his feat. No higher compliment could be paid Fitzsimmons. | Frisch seldom talks to himself when his club loses. | The Brookiyn simmons a ] c

Frisc milit

3 8 as

Fitzwith and the init in the and selfmates and much as 1 was

pli a ball on Modest

his

ers bats and “200

rossed cription, dressing effacing said bg winning keeping nartit

S wins” room Fitz tl wasnt 200th

Dodge

1ank ed

thinking so

game

of my

the

of I's race Leads National Pitchers also kept National victories

Fitzsimmons’ triumph him on top as the leading League pitcher eight and one defeat He's beaten the Pirales time the Phillies thrice and the Bees once. The Reds knocked him out for his only defeat in the 23-2 game. And Bill Terry, Giiants’ manager, shipped Fitzsimmons across the river as through in 1938 for Tom Raker. an utter failure, threw in $15,000 to boot After

irates had knocked off the Dodgers, 6-2, in the opening game hefore 33336, Pittsburgh's largest throng

oD of the Fitzwent

and racked up the for that 200th As the twice

with

foun

and

the

season, wi nighteap, triumph Reds beat the Phi and 2. the Dodgers

i) my he pennant

simmons to the Ars

2-0, lies 10¢ race and back of the Turner and four-hitter in the winning Lombardi hit game. Tt a

header tri

eames Jim with Wer

and

slipped pacem Whitey night Dite hers

homer

Iker Moore ap Frey

the 1rat

til 1

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the Reds shih double umph,

Cardinals Win a Pair

The Ca

TWIC {

the Bees Johnny Mize the opener

broke

beat 3 with N( 3 Mn Grants even, Nicholson's in the hi the opener, 6 Lohrimal seven-hit pitch turing New York's 2-0 trithe nightcaj League trailblazers ton knocked off 6-5, and the Athletics Tigers twice, 8-2 and 5-2. Buddy Lewis’ 11th im gle for the Senators. Rookie Porter Vaughan stopped Detroit on eight hits in the opener and Nelson Potter the nightcap The Red So0x ground beating the Brow 11 in nings 7-3 Foxx was taken te a spiked Knee Dom hit homers in

rdinals and hil homet The Cubs wit Bil 13th giv

anda h home

ne 100) OQ and Bill ing fe umph The hit the Indians slugged the

in American Washing

snags as

won

won gained hv

5-4

Jimmy and

ns in

hurt onenel NB

nospital { reatment of foot and DiMaggio an the nightcap Red Rufling a 4-0 shutout for

renched d Doerr pitched the Yanks to over the White Sox straight win ana eighth season ITe allowed only in giving the

their fourth in a row,

his fourth

Simpson “Quick On Franklin Dirt

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Ind, Boh pace of bett than

to 95

Simpson n

60 miles an hour

lan feature dirt the

track terday at grou A of a son at the finish of Indianapolis place from Charles South Bend on the final lap. The driver had been out in front for 13 laps previous to the thrilling windup Although twe accidents marred the program, one was injured Tommy Chr of Cincinnati managed to his car unde: control after had thrown a wheel while Boh Garringer of Dayton. O came out unbruised when a spin had sent his car into the rail.

Parker Breezes to Spring Lake Title

SPRING LAKE, XU. PD Frankie Parker held Spring Lake invitation singles today for the seventh time, darker breezed through Mulloy of Miami, Tla., in yesterday's final, 6-1, 6-3, 6-4. Two yc ‘thiul hard-hitting Californians, ‘ed Schroeder and Jack Kramer, won doubles honors,

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Still Has Stuff

| yesterday, playing. These are Baird's in the Big Six League, Pure Oil in |

the Industrial League and Tavern in the Municipal League

Freddy Fitzsimmons , . . anxious to keep Dodgers in race.

Win Calcutta Sweepstakes

A smooth-working foursome in- | Falls City administered a Ken | ing to the Richardson Rubber crew, J. B. Newcomb and Henry |Polk's Milk won its scheduled enCalcutta counter

cluding Charles Arensman, Bogart, Holt won the annual

Sweepstakes yesterday at the Me- |

291 In second place was the team of | Bill Wiggins, C. L.. Schaab, N. F. Schaefer and V. C. MacNabh, with 263 while Ross Lyons, A. E. Krick, R. O. Queisser and Bill Walker, with 294, finished third Low gross and net

net

y io /1R

honors vester-

day were captured by Wiggins, who

shot a 76 and was allowed a seven | handicap. His gross 158 for the two-

day play also was low.

» » 2 virtually took the High-!

Lou Bol¢ week-end. two-over-pal 9',-8': victory

On Saturday he shot a 72 to lead Highland to|

a over

match. Then vesterday he batted |

a 74 to win the Class A gross award paaten Baird's Service crew smacked The low gross shooter) vary S as Walte © with | {he pen- (in Class B was Walter (n gi Ith | 5 her |a 79, while C. A. Huff led Class C|cpsing law put a stop to hos

with

at the club.

with an 88 In Class net competition, the laurels went to Chet Spriggs, who| carded T3-7—66. Leroy Sanders with 79-15-64 was best in Class B, while Dr. K. R. Ruddell took the Class C honors with 90-23—67

" A first-place tie between U Tires and International Harvester | in the Industrial Golf League will be played off within the next three | weeks. The Tire boys moved into ihe deadlock vesterday by scoring al 941,-93'5 victory over the Harvestors Chuck Brown led the losers a 70. while Ken Findlay’s best among the U. S. team. n

in n

oo hel

with 7 was ” ” honors some vesterday Country Club Richard Lee, ] by Rollo

ded richmond

the two-ball at the went with a [Lewis Was

net

four

Low mixed Indianapolis Mr. and Mrs T1 An 84 car

71 Land

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ee £Iross sae n ” and Mis win 1 event In second place, and Mrs. Louis and Mrs. 1 > Chandler and Joe Reeve and Mrs Marion Fall tied for third with 70's. Fifth place went to Jake Delker and Mrs. Henry Muller, with 73.

n Tomlinson 64 One Run Mr Mr

Cologne he mixed

yesterday

Stu fired & anc two-ball fat Pleas with 68, Gropp, while

\ to

FOULS an wert

Garfield A lelaim first place in the Capitol City | League, Amateur lday at Perry Stadium will be com-

have a fat uraay i This was due mainly to the hurling | of ‘one

a |ridian Hills Country Club, firing a! Garfield

frames. (game

| Amateur victory

[split their double- header,

course apart twice during the] but dropping the second, 6-5 pire Life, copped a pair {rom Fireside : the Indian-|General Exterminators frolicked at apolis Country Club in an interclub | Beech Grove's expense, 18-0.

Set for

[Cross Benefit match,

separately

[could

Wednesday.

{heir respective leagues at

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STUDY LISTED Y BUTLER U.:

———

Pure Oil, Prospect and Prof. C. M. Palmer to Give Baird’s Win Berths Courses in Trees, Ferns Aiito Parts snd | And Plants.

decide ‘who t0| he selection of courses for the

Sacks C.

As soon Aas is

and fac appointments

{vy post summer session were

ulty Universi completed today. Prof. C. M. Palmer will instruct | lete. |ecourses in trees, ferns, and plant | The other three teams, leaders in | geography on the, Cllless of Ba 1 all n.d or ock, ro vi SC T i Prof. envy M Whistler are assured of and C. R. Young will supervise acService | tivitic Prot

the four-team Baseball Day

lineup for

next Sun-

already

A. D. Beeler and Prof, Warren R. Isom will give instruction in (Modern European History and fortunate enough to! American Party Government. Gray lead, dropped its Sat-|Burdin will teach a encounter to Basca, 3-0. | speech correction course Physical education courses Hollandbeck, who set |also be offered. six sateties. | " a encounter Wisconsin Man Named lick-| wilbur B. Brookover, teaching assistant the University Wisfrom Solitaire on a forfeit leconsin has been appointed instruc earned its deadlock with tor in the department of sociology by downing this same |a graduate of Manchester College team, 8-6, A five-run spree by mr Brookover received his master Sacks in the fifth inning put the lof arts d sociology Auto Parts boys ahead, but GAar- University of Wisconsin in field cut into this edge with rallies Previous to his work at in the fifth, sixth and seventh sin, Mr, Brookover taugl In the other Capitol City years.) Hunting High School, HuntKlee's Soda scored a 2-1 ington, Ind. and for two over the Indianapolis

Prospect

Pure Oil,

will Mr. the leaders down with In the other Industrial (=

at of

Sacks

jepree in 1939

Wiscon-

Vealrs acs instructor Auburn High School, | Auburn Among elevation ard from education

triumph Aces. Prospect Tavern clinched its Day berth with a double over Beanblossom, 8-2 and City and Indiana Fur Falls City | the first { Em- |

al Ind faculty promotions is the of Prof. George F. Leonan assistant professor to associate professor,

8-7. Falls Bridenstine Promoted Merwyvn Ci profes promoted

taking a 2-1 decision In Dr rate been ship | fessor head 0g D1

heen

Bridenstine, assoof cconomices has to full professorDr. Henry 'G. Nester, pre of zoology has been named of the department of physioland health Clarel

pI omotec

SOT

Tavern, 8-2 and 10-4, while

In the Big Six League the un-

10-4 the

In the o'clock filities U. §. Marines and the Moose tied at 15-15

Union Printers, league game,

1Ce

Ww. from

has

pro-

Efrovmeson assistant to associate pro-

6 fessor | fessor

of economic

‘Wayflower Society ‘To Give $25 Yearly

The Indiana Society of Mayflowe: | Descendants has established a Joseph Allen Minturn award of $25 to be given annually for the best ssayv or literary treatment of the early Pilgrim Colon:

Hagen, Sarazen

Tee Party

DETROIT, July 15 U. P)-— walter Hagen's Ryder Cup team and Gene Sarazen's hand-picked insurgents were scheduled to arrive ir Detroit today for warm-up rounds over the rolling Oakland Hills course in preparation for tomororw's Red]

SPRINGER'S MOTHER DEAD AT AGE OF 86

CONNERSVTI ! E Mrs. J 0

Josenh congres:

The two captains played practice rounds the T000-yard vesterday and announced starting will be late today match opens tomorrow hose challenge cam that {eam OCC played 12 hole he {i

July mother

5 on course that their squad: announced the two-day Sarazen eet a feat Ryder morrow’s match furned ih a 3 nine, Hagen's 18-hole It is expected that al ot the nation's top-ranking golfers Vv

report today, and SERVICES WEDNESDAY

teams of either 10 will be

«elected for the Nl foursor. 2 FOR MRS. KENNEDY |

and singles events tomorrow and | | Mrs. ‘Hat | Minnesota St

died

86 Mi Washing

or fore

31a Just

Spring

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widow ho died ir mmebe

( could de-

the ioned i fe A only ard ana wil y total Tor

total was 71 least 23

at the course eight

two-ba

lie Kennedy, 938 E

led oda

On the Diamonds

Her husband, Joseph ters, Mrs. Nina Mamie Honevcutt mond Price

fwo daueh and Mi son, Ray her, Mrs Ken-

Green

and a

Irvive

SOFTBALL | bition game yesterday on the losers

The Pepsi-Cola Booster today boasted 10 straight victories in the Bush-Feezle State League as result of their 5-3 victory over | vance Optometrists of Anderson Carl Martin and George Coffin | smacked home runs to lead the Boosters’ 12-hit attack, while Joe Zimmer drove in the losers’ three runs with a round tripper.

Frederick Coal | defeated N A. OC. 7106 0.

scey { McNeeley's fanch report to Manager p. m. tomorrow at

MeceLinn vinggold

Park.

defeated 6-4, and

3-17.

Amusement Merchants All-Stars,

Riverside Tllinois Street {he Frankfort

Memorial

Yesterday's results at

Park in Lebanon: 9H;

Ler

C.,

Indiana Fur, wx Tire Niteheit' A.

Clippers, Pie. 9 Cleaners, Girls will Em-Roe State Girls at 8 o'clock tonight In game: Tipten meet. Tipton, while take on the men's league

Cherry Gleason

| { Ladoga

| ‘The Elwood S Remy in an League game Anderson Plainfield will the Curry Chevrolets Tipton Oakes in a came

at at

Stadium 7—Weak's Market ve. Redm f-Richardson’s Market vs

Merchants A 9--Indiana Fur West

Merchants In last night's games Hosiery Union downed Noblesville Eagles, 1-3: West Indianapolis Merchants cored an 8-2 triumph over Atlanta Wonders, and Associated Gas shut out Delco Radio of Kdkomb, 2-0.

N orth Side

rs Indiananolis

| BASEBALL

Wavne Post 64, American Legion, defeated Noblesville, 7-0, in an exhi-|

ry Exclusive

oe Ye Finish

| ‘Orackups were plentiful yesterday's feature race on the Auto Derby program at Indian Lake with the result that only four of the nine starters were running at the finish. The winner was Floyd Robbins of Anderson, Victors in the elimination sprints were Robbins, Swede Caipenter of Indianapolis, Speed Hendricks of Oaklandon and Paul York of Anderson,

during

Hoosier Wins Shoot

BATTLE CREEK, Mich, July (U. P.)—J. R. Johnston Jr. ford ‘City, Ind., of the state trapshooting meet at Camp Custer yesterday, breaking | 196 ‘of 200 at 16 yards. i

15 |

the Vv the to write E. A Poe, 341 S. Barton

| Edinburg Merchants next Sunday at Tew ih Edinburg.

Juniors are » Rich Prize Offered

meet Delco | handicap of the New

Young New Y orker Tonight's schedule at Belmont Upsets Miss

| Berkeley

3 Shooters Tie

‘Cops Tri-State Event

limes Special

Replogle,

Hart- | won the final event ji

| today { bilt.

nedy was a member Assembly Church of Services will be Wednesday at the ial will be at New

of the General the First Born held at 2 'p. m uarch and burCrown Cemetery

FOUR WILL SELECT

diamond. Any team in the 15-18 year class desiring Sunday games ith the Wayne Post club are asked

Ave. or call BE-4635

Cubs won their eighth game in 11 starts yesterday hv downing the Greenfield Mer-|

chants. 8-4. They will meet the! Four vutth lected

The Pranklin

representatiy organizations have hy the 4-H Club division Purdue University to choose furniture for the model Indiana farm| home to be exhibited at the In diana | State Fair Aug. 30 to Sept. 6 They are Mis: Phyllis Wells County; Rosaléen Koch cock County; Mary itherine tue, Bo County, and Brady, Hamilton Count

CONVICT LOGSDONS IN GREENSBURG SLAYING

be the richest SE YEN CDT TE £4 York season _GREENSEI RO and the longest stake race in Amer- P.) Judge Ri) ica. Horses aged 3 years and up Decatur ‘Ciretit will be eligible and nominations will Ambrose 1.08 nephew, Karle

close on Aug. 15 rh I'hey were convicted

Henry Lawrence an attempted robbery brose Logsdon was |degree mu | was found guilty of manslaughter

of rural heen se-

Tn Long Race Tu HanNEW YORK, Establishment the New York Handicap to Belmont Park on Oct. and a quarter miles was by Alfred

July 21 (U

$50,000

added

Vv ne of it \

be mM

n 5 over {wo announced Gwynne Vanderrace will

The new

Ind., July mond Court don " 1Locsdon

15 B will 27, and today

his 18 ' of , ‘Greenshurg Feb. 28

rele raer

Jacobs

PHILADELPHIA, July 15 (U. PO. | —Helen Bernhard, 19-year-old New| Yorker, was credited today with one | of the season's greatest net upsets! after defeating former national champion Helen Jacobs to defend the Middle States Women's Grass Court Tennis Championship. Miss Bernhard turned the 31-vear-old Cal., Sapuigiies, 7-5, lL

S. W.'0.'C. UNITS TO MEET

Steel Workers mittee lodges in

Kokomo July 21 Director Robb of Indianapolis will and representatives of the nationa organization will speak

Adverti ement

The week-end skeet shoot at the Capitol City Gun Club ended in a three-way tie, with Harold Beanblossom, I,. 8. Pratt and W, Susemichael each breaking 49 or 50 targets.

torturing pain Neuralgia, or minutes, get NURITO, used by thousands. Does the work pain, to your sat | your money back. | | druggist today for r NU

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THE INDIAN APO TIMES

t Garfield. Sacks POST SUMMER Must Settle

s Amateur Issue |

+ |IRED CROSS RELIEF

three-hour

from the!

it for three 81

of |

held

i a 0 a. m. Wednesday and burial

FARM FURNITURE

at |

Vir-| Patricia |

U.| F0lfes of sentence

slaying | in| Am-| convicted of first while Earle Logsdon

Organizing Com-| the Indianapolis] district will hold their convention at | James | preside

NEURITIS

RELIEVE PAIN IN FEW MINUTES Rheumatism, in a few

Must relieve cruel

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The local Red Cross war | fund reached $68,124 today. Con- | tributions included - Schloss Bros Fr Co... $25; Mrs. Emma R Clark, Mrs. Caroline Gerhart and Emerson Cierhart, $15; James V [Co ox. J. P. Aspinall and Schlosser or. $10 each; Mrs. A, C. Zaring, | "trom party given at Variety Club, $50; C. BE. Pauley & Co, Inc, $25: | |C M. Bundy Co. employees, $25, | "Tanner & Co. employees, $12; Mrs Merritt Thompson and workers, $37; and Mrs. Fred Manker and workers, $41,

SCHOLARSHIP WON | BY LOCAL STUDENT ..

relief | |

Butler |

Times Special BLOOMINGTON, Ind, July 15 Roy W. Richards of Indianapolis is among seven winners of Noye: scholarships to Indiana University for next vear Betty Joy Dickeson of Indianap olis ix among the three students to receive a similar scholarship for the summer session Other winners for the [scholarship are Marjorie R Dailey | Bicknell; John Rllett Jr, Coates lville: Leo Heidorn, Huntington Barbara Louise Kees, Marion: Allen B. Maxwell Jr, Los Angeles, Cal and Helen Mercker, Petersburg. Winners of the summer award were Sue Corter, Bloomington and Herschel H, Griffith, Whiting.

Dr. T. M Ralph Cleland sity have been the University of Conference 16-20.

vear

and Di Univer

Sonnehor n of Indiana invited to Pennsylvania Bicentennial at Phila

delphia bis

PLAN POSTOFFICE AT CRAWFORDSVILLE

8 Npe«

{ Time inl CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind, Construction contracts for Postoffice here will be let the next several weeks. It will be a one-story building of simple, functional design, Construction will cost mately $92,000, but expenditures land and all other items will bring the total to $175,000

POLICE HOLD PARK PICNIC TOMORROW

Picknicking and dancing will be [the order of the day tomorrow Ww hen the local chapter of the Fraternal Order of Police gets together for their annual all-day family pic Columbia Park, 2850 S Fast Fred Swego is general chairman for | the pic nic.

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Deaths—Funerals

Indianapolis Times, Monday, July 15, 1'M0 ALDRED--Daisy C Mariin Aldred, H. McKitrick, M

of! Springer, |

8 ; BASHAM villiam oved ba of

Nancy ‘ma: ham

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Martina ends at the mot! GEDIG Joht da G 3 Fast Church seph's

HANLEY Delia, (ness Ward) ~{ William Hanle mother M. Hanley, grandmother of Hanle d Monda Jul residence

Thurs

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Hattie M (nee Price beloved Joseph, mother of Mrs, Mamie Honeyveutt passed way Monday may the

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PEALZGRAYF John R Sunday age 60 years Pealzgraph on of rvices day Moore Park.

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