Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 August 1940 — Page 19

FRIDAY, AUG. 16, 1040

Indiana Tops At Basketball? We'll See

All-Stars to Meet Tonight in Fieldhouse

Indiana will defend its title as basketball's hotbed at the | Butler Fieldhouse this eve-| ning when a team of Hoosier high school all-stars meets a| similar squad from Kentucky. | The game is scheduled for| 8:30 o'clock. | The 10 players comprising each squad were to be used in a clinic at the Fieldhouse this afternoon. Vari« ous phases of the game were to Wl explained by Glenr Curtis of Ine diana State and Tony Hinkle of| Butler, the two Indiana coaches, | and Ed Diddle and Ted Hornback | of Western Kentucky State Teach | ers’ College, who are handling the | Bluegrass basketeers, Hoosier starters this evening will be Bud Dunn of Gosport and Ed | Schienbein of Southport, forwards: | Chet Gabriel of Kokomo, center, and Oliver Troth of, Spencer and] Henry Pearcy of Martinsville, guards, They will be opposed by a team composed of Leonard Metcalfe, Calvert City, and Norbert Walsh of Louisville Xavier, forwards; Joseph Fulks, Kuttawa, center, and Bernard Sloan of Ashland and Foster Kaiser of Louisville Male, guards The teams completed their drills with & morning workout yesterday. | Both teams appear to have plenty | of height with the Hoosiers claiming a Sigh edge in speed

Vandy Pitches Tonight

(Continued from Page 16) | with his third hit of the game. The | Saints chose to walk Bob Prichard | intentionally to fill the bases and Manager Ens met this move by sending up Allen Hunt to bat for | French, And it was a sad ending for the Saints. Pitcher Himsl's first piteh | to Hunt grazed the batter's uniform | and West was forced home with the winning run. Hunt got credit for | a run batted in for just standing up there to feel a breeze on a hot night, The Indians got the jump by tallying three runs in the second on | singles by Gil Brack, Walter Berger, a triple by Dick West and an infield out. In the sixth Brack belted [1 a home run over the left field wall, and it was a line drive homer, In the seventh Blackburn's single, | Barrett's sacrifice after one out, a walk to Harrington and Bennie Zientara's double against the left field wall accounted for two runs That made six markers for the Indians and they didn't get another hit until they went to town in the 11th Zientara again flashed in the field at. second and same up with two circus stops and throws that cut off runs Milton Galatzer cut off a double in the third stanza when he raced to the foul line and snared Himsl's drive, and in the fifth he hacked against the wall and caught McLeod's drive Dick West's running another feature of the thriller Indians Apparently gol over

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Fred (Rusty) Ratcliffe (left), manager of the city champion Pepsi Cola Boosters, and Wally MeDonakd | (Might), manager of the runnerup Radio Nation WIRE club, are shown with Bob Mathers, president of the | Indianapolis Softball Association following last night's finals in the 1949 city softball tournament, played at

the Softball Stadium. In addition to the trophies the managers hold, each member of each team received

Pepsi Cola Crowned Ci

a gold belt buckle,

Bridegroom Snead Slices Four Regional Next

Off Par. Leads Canadian Open

The second 18-hole qualifying round

TORONTO, Aug Canadian Open golf championship today reduces the field Boosters

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Sam Snead from Shawnee-on-Delaware, Pa,

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Softball Champ

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Regional play cham®ons from Connersville and pied the minds of the Pepsi-Cola] today, following their sweeping 4-to-0 conquest of Radio| Station WIRE in the final game of

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wotvices will he o'clock tonight ih the funeral home for Harold prominent hdianapolis ldrageist who died yesterday nt hix ££. 32d 8t, Burial will be tomorrow Mr, Stucky, a lifelong resident of Indianapolis, was 44, He ou Shortridge High School, the W Academy at Nyack-on-the- fodson.| i and’ was graduated from the The| dianapolis College of Pharmacy, Benjamin Harrison Law School nnd, Indiana Univeraity, For several vears he has been ase sociated with his father, Edward W Btucky, in the retail drug business He alsd was active inh chemical res search and water analysis He ix survived by his wife, Mrs, Ithel Stucky; a daughter, Betty | Jane Biucky: his parents, Mr. and] Mrs. Edward Wilder Stucky, all of | and ainter Mrs, !

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in 1038, sliced four strokes off par yesterday with a sizzling 67 to lead). eighth annual city softball tour-| of the Pirst ¥Priends Church

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Snead, chopped two strokes off the Sear. [hora course record by going out in par 36 and coming home with a {brilliant 31 Despite Snead's blistering play, | set, the pace for the choice 120 entries, several of the top-ranking professionals in the United States and Canada were hard on his heels, bunched within three strokes of his figures, Stanley Horne, diminutive Montreal pro and only Canadian fig-| ured te have chance of victory, |

was second with 68, while just one! stroke behind, Bobby Alston of Ottawa and Ray Mangrim of Onk | Park, 11., were deadlocked with the | defending champion, Harold (Jug) IMeSpaden, who won the $1000 top| money and the Seagram gold cup last vear at St. John, N. B, | Three Americans were knotted at the 70 mark: Vie Ghezzi of Deal, N. J: Paul Runvan of White Plains, N, Y., and Dick Metz of 71, par for the course Ky Laffoon and Ralph Guldahl, both of Chicago, were grouped with four Canadians Ted Bishop of Boston, Mass, with 72, was the only amateur to come par on the difficult, 6685-yard course. Eilsworth Vines, former U.! S. Davis Cup tennis player, went around in 79 The brilliant first round turned in by Snead. who was married Monday night to his childhood sweetheart, Audrey Elizabeth. Karnes, | his chances of gaining top money-winning honors for 1940. Snead, who has won $5406 trails two other golfers, Ben Hogan and Jimmy Demaret, but neither is in the tourney. Hogan has won $0405 to lead the field While Demaret is runner-up with $847 Some of the better nown golfers who went over par yesterday were Denny Shute of Coral CGiables, Fla, with 73. Horton Smith of Oak Park, Ill, with 75; Bobby Cruickshank of Richmond, Va 'with 76, and Johnny Bulla of Chi‘cago with 78

VU. 8,

Tulane Grid Star At Home in Air

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 16 (NEA). | Coach Red Dawson was skeptical | [hut couldn't talk Harry Hays, back- | field star, out of taking the emer- | gency aviation course at Tulane University. According to his in[structor, Mrs, Edna Gardner Kidd, [Hays handled the controls excellently on his first flight,

Claims Three- Eyer

Tops Boudreau

ROCK ISLAND, Ill, Aug. 16 (NEA) —President, Tom Fairweather of the Three-Eyve League considers! 'Alex Pecora, Clinton third baseman a better prospect for the majors) than Lou Boudreau was when the kOleveland shortstop was with Cedar Rapids in 1938. Boudreau played, third base until last season. Flash Pecora is batting 383,

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the Softball stadium last night With their ace hurler, Logan Kine | nett, in peak form and pitching a no-hit, no=run game in which only 22 batters faced him, the Boonters started slowly and experienced dif ficulty with 42.vear-old Leonard Valls of WIRE all the way, but never needed more than the one run they scored in the first inning Herb Ratcliffe scored the only necessary run when he bunted sues [eessfully and went to second on an! overthrow at first, scoring from the! middle base on two passed balls Despite the fact that they obtained 10 hits two walks and were aided by four WIRE mistakes, t h e Boosters h a ad eight runners stranded as Valls pitched courageously all the way Kihnhett neanwhile, never never was in trouble first eight men down walked Jim Stewart in and recovered to get the teen men in succession. He struck out eleven members of the team he helped win the city championship a vear ago The Indianapolis clation's sportsmanship to Capt. Carl Martin old shortfislder<pitcher nei's Martin, who has dianapolis softball’s fast longer than any other player on the Pepsi-Cola team, won the prize gusty e the reluctance of the judges to give it to a winning team membecatze of his exemplary spori: manship throughout the two of competition

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SOFTBALL Johnny LaBar struck out limited the Weak's Market as he pitched McNeely Lunch a 3-2 conquest in [the A. 8. A. A. County tournament last night at Belmont Stadium Smoky Joe Blasengym was Si as stingy, limiting Sechoettle Insu ance to two hits as Gem Caal won, 4-0. Delaware Flower Shop downed Brightwood Shoppers, 8¢5 Tonight's schedule

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30-<Moon_ Trucking Ci (mon-league)

Louie's Market | Ribhon Market of ldouble-header at 2:30 Sunday at ‘Christian Park, Plavers are to re port at 150 8. MeKim St. at 1 p.m

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Gather, Linne Win Tennis Honors

Frank Gather and Art Linne are the new singles tennis ehampions of Northeast Community Center Playing on the Brookside yesterday, - Cather defeated Bill! 6-4, for the boys’ erown, while Lire won over Paul Mece- | Creary, 7-5, for the senior title, MeOreary Shame with Forest Risely | to defeat James Porter and Norman Linne in the championship doubles match, 6-4, 7-5

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Besides his vived by a son,

Mrs. Adriahce A. Mannix

Funeral services for Mr: A. Mannix, who died Monday in St Vincent's Hospital, were held today at the GG. H. Herrmann Funeral Home and at St Joah of Ate Church, Burial was in Holy Cross Cemetery Mrs, Mannix spent She lived at Ave, She was a membe: Are Chueh and aided of the Good Shepherd work survivors Mary Jane

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three daughters, Mannix, Mrs Schneider and Mrs, Helen [ four sons, James L, Joseph A, John F. and M, Robert Mannix, a sister, Mrs. Lucille Leech, a brother, Frank Swindler, and five grandchildren, all of Indianapolis

FUNERAL HELD FOR REV. U. A. FOSTER

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Edis ©. Wildman the general staff Grocery Co. nine night at his home Drive, He was 54 A native of Indiana, Mi was the gon of Dr. and Mr: A. Wildman, now deceased "brother. Dr. Otis Wildman of Wasghington, OD. C. is an officer in the Navy Madical Corps He alto is survived Mrs. Nelle Wildman, Robert E., and William C and a sister, Miss Mar) Mameral services will Dorgey Funeral Home Sunday with burial in

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his wife {wo sons, Wildman Wildman Be at the at 1:30 pm Vernon, Ind

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DETROIT, Aug, 16 (U, P)) ~=Bid fev DD. Blicker 39, today faced charges of breaking and entering | under the Mederal banking act be cavge of his desire to find out how) mieh his wife had oh deposit at a branch bank i Police, attracted hy shattering glass, found 8licker crouching be wide a safe in a west side branch early today “My wife has a hete and 1 want books and find detectives

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BEAUREGUARD band of Mary Beaureguard Miss Meo Ben ruregard, Mis Baldwin, brother of Beauregard, Al K Carrie Jotds Pines

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BROLIN of Varda Bolin. _ and Mi» randfather of pity _Danison Mrs, Prank Barger, pas: arrangements call LI-5400

YD Blanche H qf 43 pT wife of Halph H 1s Elaine. and aster of Mis Curry and Norris ©. Long, pasted a% residence Thugsday evening. § Planner & Muchanan M rriend

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WATE Nettle Haahle mothe: Emmett E., Leo DD, Mrs. rene § of Indianapolis, and Miss Lor: 0 Cleveland, © morning Beryvice Puchanan Mortuary Friends invited Friends may cal

n RLEY Dan! Anta ! Murph! passed AWAY and, Ore BAO a Ave

L entered ir Ale Durbon MIs Aviernt m. at Burial

Narah Elizabeth phen, mother { decenged) and Mrs pansed 2p Mm Church at the noon

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