Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 October 1940 — Page 11

' SATURDAY, OCT. 5, 1940 It'll Soon Be Mr. and Mrs. Berwanger

Hammer Henry Finally Falls —And Badly

Fritize Zivic Now Rules Welterweights.

| By JACK CUDDY United Press Staff Correspondant

NEW YORK,| Oct. 5— Fritzie Zivic, the miracle man of maul, is ready to defend his brand new world welter-| weight crown against Henry Armstrong just as soon as Armstrong recovers from the bloody beating Zivic gave him | at Madison Square Garden last night.

Zivic, a brown-haired, pug-nosed lad from Pittsburgh handed the great Armstrong the worst beating of his career last night—had Armstrong lying flat on his face at the final bell that ended their 15-round melee. That bell saved Armstrong from his first knockout. Virtually every expert at the ringside agreed that had the fight lasted another minute, "Armstrong would have been knocked out. Under his contract, Zivic is bound to give Armstrong first crack at the 147-pound crown and within four months. But most of the boxing

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F ight Faithful See a Two-Way Whirlwind

Sheron and Jones Fire Amdteur Fans.

By LEO DAUGHERTY Just as soon as the first bell rang, two lightweights dubbed Jimmy Sheron and Buddy Jones got right sore at each other, and as a conse|quence two things happened at the | Armory last night: | James, from the Hill Community

| Center, and ‘Bud, from Tom Leep-|

(er's boxing behive, gave each other Loo aus. No Hunt

a terrific mauling and the howling]

fans saw a four-round war which]

(had all the trappings of a good oly

‘fashioned street brawl. | Giving a very skilful exhibition | {of lack of skill, the two boys stood 'in the center of the ring, four gloves | flying at one and the same time. In the clinches they hammered

{away at each other's midriff. There

was no letup' when one or the other Iwas on the ropes, either. | Sheron got the victor's nod, but {that was the majority opinion of the three men who have the right to express official opinions. Many in the crowd thought differently. | Lee Prettyman, Bess A. C. and 'Bill Reed, Hill C. C., feathers, hoxed

five-round main, with Lee earning

writers who gazed upon Armstrong's bloodied countenance last night wondered if Armstrong could be ready to fight Zivic| within four months. Armstrong’s defeat was bit tragic, | because he had been one of the] greatest fighters in pugilistic his-|

| 2 Gar In Pri tory. But he went down with his C0 colors flying. He was punching un-|

til he hit the deck—just as hel Times Special had heen during those 15 furious! CHICAG rounds—when he stcod toe to toe Washington with a younger and {stronger man, fifth week of and tried to match punch for | ship games, punch. tomorrow, bu determination In the East skins will inv

Howe's Runners . {the vastly Beat Cardinals | Forbes Field.

Already victors over Southport, ‘week, after v Howe hn Sos i Sou lyn Dodgers runners will step out agains en Davis over the Howe course next (Giants in its Tuesday. sagements, Ww The East Siders downed South- as the odds-o port, 25-30, yesterday. Bob Wonnell ers, edged. out ‘and Delbert Kleis of the Cardinals last Sunday,

“tw ran one 0. the Chicago

Redskins,

of the divisional title the undefeated Red-

ade Pittsburgh to meet improved Steelers in!

inquishing the Brook‘and the New first two league enIl go, into this game n favorite. by Brooklyn, 10 to 3, after they had tied!

beaten the ite likely to be vever, and a letdown bn may prove

Giants and / Lions, are q Jones and Ely Seek [lions are a 1 {by = Washingt Speedway Title Ys The Speedway Golf Club cham-/ The: other game tomorrow will pionship will be decided this week- Pit the Chicggo Bears, pre-season end in a 36-hole match between favorites in the Western Division, Ray Jones and Howard Ely. and the Cley ‘leland Rams against | The two moved into the final each other in Cleveland. The Bears] round with victories. yesterday, figure to I Jones scored a 1-up decision over chastened because of their 21-to-7| John McGuire and Ely ousting defeat by their ancient civic rivals, Quentin Macy, 3 and 2. | the Chicago Ct rdinals, and they are =? | far enough removed. from their | spectacular 4 | to 10 triumph over Manual Outruns the world’s champion Green Bay . Packers to go| 'back to work. Washington The Bears icounter plenty of grief in Cleve-! A three-way dead heat for first jand, however, The Rams have place marked Manual High School's added some badly 19-36 ‘cross-country victory over the! strength and | there is a growing Washington harriers yesterday at suspicion that| their coach, Earl the West Side field. | (Dutch) Clark

Emmelmann, all of Manual, reached campaign, even though Cleveland the tape together. |did lose a 6-to=0 thriller

GOODYEAR TIRES ‘Lions in Detroit last week.

TERMS AS LOW AS 50c WEEK BLUE POINT _

The

for their first engagement with Green Bay last year and | ipped over the Packers,

DELAWARE | & MADISON

Collins to Be Host To Pro-Am Monday

| The 16th pro-amateur golf tour- | ney of the season will be held Mon-

| day at the Highland course, with’ | Al Collins as the host pro.

The weekly meets are sponsored | by the southern section of the In-|

| diana Professional Golfers’ Associa8 tion. [ESTABLISHED 39 Years | IT Cor Rte BERT |

p. m. Monday.

the 1940 title scramble. me in the East and the other in the West, are scheduled | t both contests are likely to prove vital in the ultimate bantam, went to work right quickly

Washington, idle last |

York! The Steel- |

Cardinals and the Detroit! re- |

dis- |

pretty thoroughly

re quite likely to en-. needed reserve, has been pointing John and Mike Mascari and Fred for the Bears since the start of the! to the: Flying Dutchman pointed the Rams they | 27 to 24,

| to register one of the most surprising victories of the entire campaign.

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D, Oct. 5—Only one National Football League team, the remains undefeated as the circuit swings into the Oddly enough, only two champion- | sides what he had ’n his mitts, |

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| Royal Crown Colas will hold their | first workout at 10 a. m. tomorrow tat the Pennsy Gym. All last year's | players and tryouts are to report. The Bush-Feezle Association will, | meet at 7:45 p. m. Monday at 136 | E. Washington St. Teams interested in league play should attend.

FOOTBALL The Indianapolis Colored Young Democrats will practice at 9:30 a. m, to morrow at Northwestern Park.

K. of C. Holds Golf

Meet Tomorrow Delayed because of the Supreme Convention - here this year, the Knights of ;Columbus’ annual golf [tournament will be held tomorrow lover the Speedway layout. | Players may tee off any time after] {11 a. m., and all members and their | guests are invited. W. Russell Wonds| land J. E. McManamon are co-chair-men.

the payoff. Neither hit hard, but both hit often and it was a pretty fair scrap. Because Rookie Rusty Patterson (three months in the business), had some clippings to show, they

Club banty against! Elmo Latto, a boy Leeper has been schooling for two years. J The result! of pushing Rookie Rusty too fast was inevitable. Elmo had too much in his noodle,

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on frail Buddy Thrall, unattached, and it lasted just 40 seconds. Gene Harris, Ft. Harrison, middle, was a bust against Garfield Foster unattached, and it was stopped in the second. Other resuits: Jesse Johnson, Leeper welter, bested John Hawkins, Bess, in three; Earl Anderson, Northwest A. C. feather, gave Danny Shea a three-round lesson; Arnold Deer, South Side Turner welter, beat Bobbie Roberts of F't. Harrison in three; Earl Etheridge, English Avenue feather,

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Two excerpts fiom” Erich Zeisl's | forthcoming opera, “Job,” will be! given their world premiere ori the Radio City Music Hall broadcast at 11 a. m. tomorrow, NBC-Blue. The music to be heard tomorow, | an overture and a Cossack Dance,’ originally were written as incidental ‘music to the play “Job,” based on | the novel of the. same title by the | late Josef Roth. Mr. Zeisl, an Aus- | trian, began his work in his native | Vienna, continued it in Paris ntter | the Anschluss, and finally finished | Ii in New York, after war had driv-| en him across the Atlantic. i In case you are wondering how a : | Cossack Dance could find its way | into the biblical story, the answer | |is that Mr. Roth's Job becamg an| | oppressed Jew in Russo-Poland just, prior to 1914. Erno Rapee will conduct the| i Radio City Orchestra in the first] performance. There will be qther| 'music by Beethoven, Serrano, Ros-| ‘sini and Kodaly, with Jan Peerce, | | tenor, as soloist. | # 2 =n The Detroit Symphony Orchestra | ‘has resumed its regular winter series | of “Sunday Evening Hours.” ‘and | {will be heard tomorrow nigh! on] | CBS-WFBM at 8 o'clock, with Fritz Reiner conducting and Richard Crooks as soloist. ' Mr. Crooks, who has sung [The Dream” from “Manon” so often and ‘so well, will sing it once more for | his opening number. Later he will do a Stephen Foster medley and the] “Legend of Kleinzach” from Offenlbach’s “Tales of Hoffman.” The orchestra's program inc] Judes | works bv Wolf-Ferrari, Goldmark and Elgar, the Intermezzo from Si-| belius's suite, “Karelia,” and Finale of. Tschiakowsky's Fourth Symphony.

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CAMDEN— Hurley King. of “2407 W. Wash- | ington St., died Oct. 4. 1940, age 42 vears, beloved husband of Margaret Camden, father of Albert Camden. son of | Mrs. Belle Camden, hrother of Elmier L.! Samden, Funeral Monday, 2 p. m., at] D. Beanblossom Mortuary, 1337 W. os St. Burial Floral Park. [

| CULBERTSON — Edward O., age 673. beloved husband of Effie Culbertson, father | of Mrs. C. O. Herzig and Margaref McClurg; brother of Stella Rulon and Mrs. W. L. Hurt. passed away Fridav. neral Monday, 10 a. m., at Shirley Central Chapel. Illinois at 10th. Macedonia Cemetefy, near Traders jPoint. Friends may call at the chapel.

| PORRNER Flora E, Thursday evening, Forkner, mother of Mrs. Mrs. Roy Hutchison, Kenneth W.. James R.., Harold Dale and Jack E. Forkner: sister of Mrs. Lou Rogers, Mrs. (Hazel Menditto, Frances Lippincott, Thonjas A. and Oliver P. Wright; grandmother of] Donald E. Weir, Joann. Billie. Pstricia and Jackie Hutchison. Services Mouday 2p. m., at Harry W. Moore Peace | Chapel. Burial Washington Park Cemetery, | Tipton papers please copy.|

LACEY—John T., age 70 years. of Rilla, father of Mrs. Marion Hulton and Mrs. Mildred Clendenen, passed) away Saturday. Friends may call at! the residence, 511 N. Illinois St., 1lia. m. Sundav until 1 ay = .. Funeral Monday, Oct Mortuary, 5313" Ww ly Friends invited. Burial Glen Haven Cemetery.

| MARQU A—John, age 753. of Gertrude, father of Robert, Charles and Wallace Marqua. and Helen Herron, brother of Jacob Marqua of Cincinnati, assed away Friday. Funeral Monday. p. m. from Shirley Bros. C# int Chapel, Illinois at 10th. Burial Mernorial | Park Cemetery. Friends may call gt the | chapel after 1 p. m. Sunday.

REINKING Lawrence X., ag beloved son’ of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur W. Reinking, brother of Arthur P. Arrell C. Reinking. passed away day evening at the residence, R. I. Box 334-R Funeral Monday. 1:30 p.

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(BRICK—CEMENT)

FOR FIRST CLASS brick, block agyifcial

stone and cement work. Cail house _ DR-5639.

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WANTED UNION. carpenters. 22 months’ Union scale. J. C. BOESPFLUG STRUCTION COMPANY, Chanute Rantoul, Illinois.

WANTED—Salesman for house to. bakery: must be over 24, Give as muc details concerning vourself as possible and’ vour references in reply. Address Times Box 471. COLLECTORS—Experienced c! credit installment accounts Salary and car allowance. Write stating age and experience. Address Bex 375 Times

SINGERS—For a church choir, __voice lessons. Box 377. _Time

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(CARPENTERING)

CARPENTERING roofing, cement work, inclosed porches. job too small. __Reasonable. DR- 2263.0 :

(CARPENTERING-MASONRY) ! CARPENTERING, masonry for all remodel-

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+ RUG AND FURNITURE CLEANERS. Mothproofing, Upholstering, Repairing N. Keystone. CH. 6880.

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Positions Wanted, Female 10 2

DAYWORK £0, = RI-1663 day work: references;

COLORED wants iA . Pearl. BE-3109.

carfare. 971 W SA PR. NURSE Training and experience; had _ 219 E a SmaLE D D.& 1859

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Installation. PAUL HAUPT, RI-4683, opt 2 years. Reflned home. 1735.

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