Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 October 1940 — Page 17

TUESDAY, OCT. 8, 1940

Wildeats and

Gophers Gun For Comeback

Enthusiasm Runs High At Northwestern

| | SATURDAY GAMES Xavier at Butler. Georgia Tech at Notre Dame. Ohip State at Northwestern. uthern Cal.

So at Illinois. at Nebraska. Iowa at Wisconsin. Michiga an at Harvard. Purdue at Jaiehi ye State. Earlham at Wabash Franklin at Pd ay anover at Illinois College Indiana State at Hints Normal, Evansville at Rose Poly. Valparaiso at Luther. anchester at Central Normal. Louisville at St. Joseph's.

By STEVE SNIDER United Press Staff Correspondent

CHICAGO, Oct. 8—These are revival days at Minnesota and Northwestern and their -hallelujahs have the favorites jittery as the first

showdown draws near in the Western Conference football campaign. Of major importance is the Minnhesota comeback which has carried the Gophers to victory over Washington and Nebraska, key teams in the Pacific Coast Conference and Big Six. Northwestern's is less convincing, but the possibilities are there and | Ohio State's Big Ten champions | learn for certain this week in the] Bz Ten’s number one game of the ay. | For | |the first time since Bill Decorrevont was important enough to call a press conference to inform the anxious public what college he had decided to honor with his broken field running, Northwestern looks potent. It's 40-to-0 rout of Syracuse last week was not unexbected, but it brought a great lift in morale to the Wildcats. They're as high now as they were deep in the dumps when Oklahoma popped them off in last season’s debut. A gallant showing by Purdue's underpowered Boilermakers against Ohio | State further emphasized Northwestern’s importance in the young conference campaign. It required a field goal by Charley Maag in the! final 19 seconds to bring an Ohio State victory over Purdue, 17 to 14, and Purdue, for all its fight, was reckoned more of an underdog than Northwestern will be against the Bucks. ’ On a good day, Northwestern's ball-handlers, Decorrevont, Don Clawson, Ike Kepford and Red Hahnenstein, can cope with Don Scott, Jim Strausbaugh and Jim Langhurst of Ohio State. It will take a highly keyed Northwestern i however, to out-maneuver

Week-end results kept Minnesota, hio State and Michigan still the itle favorites but temporarily ropped Indiana from consideration, ndiana tied into Texas and pitched Ss many passes as Texas will see ven in the Southwest Conference. he Hoosiers gained everywhere but n payoff territory because of an bsolute lack of running ability and exas won 13 to 6. Wisconsin, after surprising Maruette, 33 to 19, meets Iowa, which pened with a 46-to-0 victory over outh Dakota. This is the only ther Conference game of the week ut the intersectional flavor trong elsewhere. Southern California, victim of two ies in| the Pacific Coast confernce, invades Illinois, Michigan paades its Tommy Harmon at Harard and Indiana travels to Neraska. | Also scheduled are Purdue t Michigan State and outside the conference, Georgia Tech at Notre Dame. Notre Dame was somewhat of a disappointment against College of Pacific, despite its 25 to 7 triumph. . The Irish will be no more than an . even choice to knock off Georgia Tech, which traveled to South Bens last year without benefit of a previous game and barely was nosed out, 17 to 14.

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Blocking Being Stressed in Notre Dame, Indiana Camps

Blocking—the first requisite for any good football running attack— is being given chief attention in at least two state college gridiron camps this week. Both Elmer Layden of Notre Dame and Bo McMillin of Indiana found last Saturday that their respective teams were weak in this department and are shaping practice sessions accordingly. Layden lashed out at the varsity yesterday after films of:the Irish’s 25-7 victory over College of the Pacific had been shown and promised his boys “a real licking Saturday” by Georgia“ Tech unless they improve in “aggressiveness, altertness, tackling and blocking.” All Notre Dame players are expected to be ready for the Engineers’ invasion- although fullback

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Godoy Again Hits Comeback Trail

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 8 (U. P.).—

embarked on the comeback trail for the third time today. - Godoy outpointed Gus Dorazio of Philadelphia last night in 10 rounds before 8500 fans at the arena. Dorazio furnished the South American unexpected opposition, taking everything Godoy offered. The Chilean attempted to floor Dorazio with a heavy attack during the last three rounds but Dorazio finished on his feet. Godoy, the 2-1 favorite, weighed 202 while -Dorazio scaled 194.

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promised as Harry (Tuffy) Brooks, one of the older quarterbacking hands, returned to the squad after being out two weeks with a leg injury.

Only at Purdue yesterday was any

semblence of joy shown. Coach Mal Elward handed out the praise for the showing his Boilermakers made in holding Ohio State to a 17-14 triumph. Purdue will meet Michon State at East Lansing Saturay.

forth in big league ball yards. The two exceptions are Detroit and Green Bay, and the Lions wish they had the use of Briggs Stadium, and the Green Bay outfit draws fewer customers at home than any other,

THE TIGERS closing the American League season at home and entering the world series pre= cluded the use of Briggs Stadium by the Lions . . . forced them to blay home games at the University of Detroit Stadium. But the Lions’ inability t61 lease the Detroit ball yard may have been big league baseballs first step Jonandy curbing professional footall Regardless of what is done to professional football by keeping it out of ball parks in New York, Brooklyn, Philadelphia, Washington, Pittsburgh, Chicago, Detroit and Cleveland, baseball will still have college football to contend with as long as it insists on over= lapping the seasons. The sensible solution, of course, would be for baseball to get itself out of the way—World Series and all—by Oct. 1.

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OAKLAND, Cal, Oct. 8 (U.P.).

. —Oscar Vitt, manager of the re-

bellious Cleveland Indians of the American League, was back at his Oakland home for the winter today with his future undecided. Vitt said he would not know his status until the Cleveland board of directors meets. He did not discuss the dissension among his players which led them to demand his discharge in mid-season. He remarked, howe ever, that the “fans really stuck with me.”

Table Tennis Last night's results in the Masters’ Table Tennis League at Jimmy MecClure's Club: x er Harbord, 10;

S, Soren Up, 12; Masters, 11: Binger A. A., 7. Sportsman’s Store, 11; Pepsi Cola, 7.

Millers to Texas MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. Oct. 8.— New Braunfels, Tex. will be host to the Minneapolis Millers of the American Association for their 1941

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Butler Harriers at Muncie Tomorrow

Butler’s cross country team will run against Ball State's harriers tomorrow at Muncie in the first. of two contests on the Bulldogs’ schedule this week. They will take on Illinois State Normal Saturday afternoon between halves of the But-ler-Xavier football game. The Bulldogs already have scored two victories this season, downing Eastern Illinois ‘State Teachers and Ohio University. Runners making the trip tomorrow will be Max Armer, Bob Dreessen, Morris Nahmias, Frank Wintin, James Stewart, Bill Johnson, Frank Kremer and Richard Clark.

MacFayden Given Walking Papers

PITTSBURGH, Oct. 8 (U. P.). — Danny MacFayden, veteran right-hand pitcher who started his major league career 15 years ago, was released unconditionally today by the Pittsburgh Pirates. MacFayden, 34, of Somerville, Mass., “obtained by the Pirates from the Bees last year, won five games and lost four in 35 appearances.. He was used mainly as a relief hurler but was the starting pitcher in eight games and failed to finish any of them. The bespectacled hurler started his major league career with the Boston Red Sox in 1926. Later he played with the Yankees, Reds, Bees and Pirates.

Redskins Best Pro

Team on Offense

NEW YORK, Oct. 8 (U. P.).—The Washington Redskins, eastern division pace setters in the National Professional Football League, are the best offensive team in the circuit, statistics for the fourth week of play, revealed today. Washington spurted from third to first in scoring, retained a lead in forward passing and rose from third to second , in ground-gaining last Sunday. The Redskins have tallied 85 points in three games.

Chicago Students To Get Free Gate

CHICAGO, Oct. 8.-—(NEA)—Uni-versity of Chicago students will be admitted without charge to all university « sponsored intercollegiate athletic contests, beginning with an intersectional basketball game with Georgia, Dec. 5. Johns Hopkins University of Baltimore is the only other American college which has a free-admission program for students.

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Trouble in Colorado

DENVER, Oct. 8 (NEA).—Colorado is having deer trouble and is appealing to 20,000 out-of-state biggame hunters to do something about it. ;Colorada deer and elk herds have swelled to unwanted size, correct ratio. The state further adds that hunters do not have to confine theirs shooting to bucks. There are more than 85,000 animals in the herds.

Old Friends

LEXINGTON, Ky., Oct. 8.— (NEA) —Dave Zoeller and Jim Hardin, Kentucky halfback and end respectively, have played together for eight years, starting as freshmen at New Albany, Ind, high school.

Grove Gathering

Beech Grove football players are to attend a meeting at the Recreation Building, 504 Main St., tonight. Players are to be insured at the meeting. The team meets Muncie

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PRESIDENT RETURNS T0 DESK IN CAPITAL

WASHINGTON, Oct. 8 (U. P.).— President Roosevelt returned to Washington today to sign the $1,000,000,000 excess profits tax bill and complete the machinery for conscription. In three days, Mr. Roosevelt planned to clear his desk of the tax bill, the $1,500,000,000 appropriation bill providing funds to finance conscription, and regulations governing exemptions under the draft law. In that time, he may send to the Senate the nomination of a director of selective service. The President leaves Washington Thursday night for a tour through Pennsylvania and Ohio, which may be critical in next month’s Presidential election. Like his tour through upstate New York which Mr. Roosevelt completed at Albany, N. Y., last night, the trip will be listed by his aides as “non-political.” But its timing, like that of the New York swing, indicated Mr. Roosevelt was gradually stepping up his campaign for a third term through the politically unique formula of inspection tours in pollitically pivotal states. .His speech at Dayton, O., Saturday may well become his major effort of the campaign.

HALLEGK OPPOSED T0 ADJOURNMENT

Times Special : WASHINGTON, Oct. 8. — Rep. Charles A. Halleck (R. Ind.) has returned to the House to help the Republican fight against Congressional adjournment. He made the Western trip on the Willkie campaign train and left the G. O. P. Presidential nominee only after his Philadelphia appearance last week. Rep. Halleck then returned for a speech in his own Second . District in Indiana. Yesterday he predicted an easy victory for himself, and that the entire Republican ticket will carry in the state. He also was optimistic about Wendell L. Willkie’s chances to be elected President. “The Gallup Poll is weeks behind the country,” Rep. Halleck said. “The fact that Rep. Bruce Barton is running for the Senate as the Republican nominee in New York State

Deaths—Funerals 1

Indianapolis Times, Tuesday, Oct. 8, 1940

CRONAN—Mary B 3., sister of Mrs. E. J. Maher and W. F. Cronan of Utica, nN YX. passed away Sunday afternoon. Services at SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral Wednesday, 9 a. m. Burial Utica, N. Y. Friends may call at the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary any time. Please omit flowers.

GEIGER—Louis P., 2109 Barth Ave., husband of Delma Overman Geiger and father of Henrietta, Louis and Bobby Geiger, brother of Fred Geiger of Ft. Wayne, John C. Geiger, Mrs. Ella L. Unversaw, Mrs. Katherine M. Walk and Mrs. Roy Mitchell, passed away Sunday morning. Services at the Flanner & Bu- “ chanan Mortuary Wednesday. 1:30 m. Friends invited. Burial Washington Park. Friends may call at the mortuary any ime

HOY-—-Matilda, of 1115 Finley Ave., beloved mother of Edwar and Harry Hoy, brother of Hans a George Peterson of Marshall Town, Iowa, passed away Oct. Tth. Services Thursday, 2 r m., at W. D. Beanblossom Mortuary, 1327 W. Ray St. Burial Washington Park Cemetery.

KLAPPER—Edna R., age 58 years, beloved Wife of Philip Iianper, Dallas, Tex: Mother of Edward Bietz, Mrs. Mable Wilbur, Mrs. Lillian Purnam; sister of Mrs. Lela Utt, of Marshall and Will Mashburn of Little Rock, Ark. passed away Monday. Funeral Hursdan: 1:30 p. m. from SHIRLEY ROS. Central Chapel, Illinois at 10th st Burial Floral Park. Friends jnsy call at Chapel. after 5 p. m. Tuesda

LOVELACE—Marion M., husband of Mona, passed away Sund ay Oct. 6. Funeral Wednesday, 2 p. m. J. C. Wilson Funeral Home. 1230 Prospect. Friends invited. Burial New Crown.

McQUISTON — Ellen E., beloved wife of Wilbur McQuiston, mother of Father John PF. McQuiston. died Sunday. Funeral Wednesday, 30. at the home, Rural St.;: 1 ... St. [Philip Neri Church. Buri ig Hoty Cross Cemetery. Altar Society meet at the home 8 p. m. Tuesday for prayer.

SPURLIN—Lottamai., age 45. of 1519 Prospect St., beloved wife of Ithamar Spurlin sister of Miss Nellie Rankin and Mrs. Thelma Grogg. ‘passed away Sunder; services Wednesday, Oct. 9. 2 .. at the Mever & Abdon Funeral Fore: 1509 Prospect. Burial Washington Park. Friends invited. Friends may call at the funeral home.

VETTER—Mary A.. age 76, widow of the late John J. Vetter and aunt of Mrs. Stella E. Cregar, Dublin, Ind.: Mrs. Marie M. Muhl and Arthur Inderstrodt, Richmond, Ind., passed away Manday, Oct. 7. Services Bert S. Gadd Furssal Home, Churchman Ave. at Prospect. Wednesday. Oct. 9. 3 p. m, Interment Crown Hill. Friends may call at the mortuary after 1 p. m. Tuesday.

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BALSLEY—We wish to extend our heartfelt thanks to all those who so kindly assisted and for the words of sympathy and beautiful floral offerings extended at the death of our beloved mother, Mrs. Nancy M. Balsley Mrs. Mary Sharbutt, Mrs. Lorraine Bell, WwW. C. Balsley.

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1715—4 roo bath, sink,

LANGLEY, ms Utilities paid, $24.50. BR-

Heatrola, 20. 2057.

LEE, 1412—4-room bungalow double, strictly modern Adults. Only $25. BE-1397.

NEW JERSEY, 2803 N.—Modern two-way double; ‘four bedrooms; $40. CH- 4092; IR-7003. OLNEY, 1346 N.—5 rooms semi-modern Goble; full pain, water paid. Call TA2513. After 6 m.

PARK, 4327 — Bef bedroom double; decorated; fireplace; fenced yard; basement; built-ins, A RI-1026.

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LI-5393 | _

Houses for Rent 19

NOBLE, 523 B61 room single. Walking distance of town, $27.50. J. S. CRUSE REALTY CO. RI-6412,

SHEPARD, 1542—17 rooms; modern; single; has just been reconditioned. $30. LI-8401. 44 Virginia Ave.

TACOMA, 1620 N.—5-roorn modern double;

newly decorated. garage, fence, cistern, _ good furnace; $27.50; water pd. HU-1633.

RLINGTON AVE. Suburban 22 N- ARU rarms—Suburban

T-rm. bungalow, $25 Mo.

RENT OR SELL—West Edgewood, 1 acre, strictly - modern house, fireplace, full hisament, gas, good location. Terms. 540 W. Epler, 2d house east Adrian Orchards.

. BOONE CO. Good prodiicing land; no bldgs.; $25 year. MR.

$100 down, payments 2 per ASE. RI-3109. 10 ACRES: Road 39. $350, 25 miles south. NEWBY—6800 E. 10th. IR-7813. Wanted to Rent 23

will han Box 447.

80 A

CHRISTIAN man wants kome. gaper reasonable. Address

RESPONSIBLE couple wants home or apt. Furnished or Unfurnished. WA-4466.

Moving & S Storage 24

HODGES STORAGE co Wii Now. Pay Six Months Later, Invited RI-2019

Houses and Lots Sale 25 DUPLEX UNDER $3,000 314 N. Keystone. Stop! Look! 4 rooms, bath down; 3 rooms, bath strictly modern; 3-car gar.; real investment; $650 25. RI-6412.

dow DR-179 EDW. DILLEHAY. J. 8. Cruse Realty Co. 128 N. Del.

A SALLE, 2726 N.—6-Rm. modern, $2,750, SHERMAN DR., 2426 N.—7 Rooms, modern, Arcola heat; $2,800. OLNEY Se 2730 N.—6-Rm, modern, $2,800. , 2842-44 N.—4 Rooms-to-a-side i ent $42.50 month.

SAM INGLE. Brivhewood Realtor. CH-0440

1421 FLETCHER

Five-room modern cottage; A-1 condition; large heated attic; mew oil burner, Bit conditioned. Bargain. | Mr. Woodruff, R-6359. CLARK REALTY. LI-5596. $95 DOWN 14 E. Karcher, cottage, total price only '$950; balance month-

3 rooms, ly 4t 2 than rent. | DR-6427,/ Mn

27. Nachan -2368.

ALLISON REALTY CO., Realtors.

1108 Wintcn Ave. spfedNew Home way City. 5-rm. bung. FHA TERMS.

$550 Down. Shown by appointment. - BE-2615.

Worthwhile Home

SPANN—Two-bedroom modern. Oil heat. Immediate possession. Reasonable. RMS. Open Saturday: Sunday P. " saa -8507. RI-4939.

up,

2232

ot your Jie. Demand an ab-

4 Ui ee rite Co.

nion 155 E. Market St. Union Title Bldg.

~~ ONLY $265 DOWN

For this lovely 5-room mes bu bung. Comaca

pigtaly recond. 3206 N. M. KNIGHT CO. ' MA-4353 aint, new

ot air. Gas Park Ave. C. Carr.

z DT HOME—New paper. Suitable for duplex. water heater, $3000. 2015 - Paul Carr, TA-8467 with Jack MA- as 2377.

EWING, 1500 — Five-room bungalow, Rail; $2, 200: $350 cash. Balance $23 nt ELMOR _ Bldg.

BROS. 401 Inland "RI-3788.

721 N. DELAWARE—Six BAe Sto Res automatic utilities. Hardwood floors; Pieplaces: furniture, $4500. TERMS

BRICK OR STONE JLOLONIALS THREE BRAND NEW cr 4 bedroom . Special bathro oh arrangement. 5325 N. Capitol. BR-1204, BR-1206.

100-ft. LOT on Burke St. Only $295 * at Rockville Road. . George Stewart, 506 Inland Bldg. RI-8862

NEW 4-room bungalow: TWO LOTS. (5000 Ww.) $1,250 cash. ELMORE BROS. 401 2 Bldg., R1-3788. .

DAVIDSON, 327 N. NEWLY PAINTED, deed. Owner, I. A

—Nine rcoms, modern. $1,750. $550 gets . MOATS. CH-5978.

2514 E. 40TH 5-rm. mod. bung.. $3,000. Mr. Woodruft. BR-6359. CLARK REALTY LI-5596 BERTHA, 1510 51s rooms, gara $200 down. STUDEBAKER REALT 2308 Shelby. DR- B10 ra NORTHWEST Room mcdern double;

Houses and Lots Sale

THE MODERN CONCEPTION MERCHANDISING 1S SERVICE.

2 8 RMS., 720 E. 33RD ST. §4750— Comfortable, -good quality home; » ear College carline.

70 si, ne, to Speedway. : . Needs repairs. Only $185 Dn., $19.66 mo:, Inc. taxes and ins. See’ 1323 Montcalm. (1300 W.). 16-RM., $3,500-—This 8-rm, brick dbl, when repaired will produce a good rooming house income. See 2413-15 N. Illinois. Call RI-8790. Day or Eve, ELBERT L. McDANIEL, REALTOR. HOLC and Private Property Listings.

JUST COMPLETED 3909 N. Keystone Ave.

5-rm. bung; large rms. and closetss tile bath, stone fireplace, full basement, oil heat, garage. H. terms. Mr, Woodruff. BR-6359 CLARK REALTY LI-5596.

‘ONLY $100 DOWN

ots Siijord Ave.; 3-bedroom modern, n 1901 Arrow Ave.; 8-room Jide, ranged for 2 families. 1. DR-7925. EDW. DILLEHAY.

NEW HOMES

Open Daily 3 to 6. 4800 bik. E. Stratford Ave. 1 blk. N. of Win Ave. wor, Sheol, $500 Do $33 Per BRIDGES & GRAVES, 243 N "Oat Pera.

For Sale or Will Trade

equity for home in small town; 3157 Kene wood; 7-room modern, 2-story home; 3-car garage. Mr. Burtt

Hall- Hotel ta - 11. 254)

COLORED, only $200 dn., $20.00 me. cluding taxes, completely modern, 2 room home. You can’t beat this price for this Nejehio hoes 2821 Shriver. Call Mr. Schaefer, MA-3521.

E. Kirk McKinney Co. nec.

2 BEDROOM frame bungalow. . 2838 Brooke side Parkway N. No. 1 condition. Full ie high lot. HARRIS,

LI-74 C. R. "GREGORY & APPEL, INO. 1800 N. HARDING

5-rm. mod. bu ood cond sell on contract. cat Tr Philpott, Ri lads F. J. Viehmann Co.

$100 DOWN Buys this 5-room home, 802 W. 42d St. Basement Agni and gas. Price $2000. F. M. KNIGHT CO MA-4353.

200 )'s. RANDOLPH

a Im. -a-side mod. dble.; in erfect d.: will sell on contract. Call Mr. Philpott, RI-3421.

SUBURBAN—New 5-room modern, , fireplace, full basement; lot 75x155. becca Drive, off 5030. ckvie Rd. ’

HENDRICKS PLACE, 49—Home in excellent gondition, OWNER WANTS OFFER. Rle

Ara RI-6412,

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HOME WITH INCOME—Near Allison’s, 10= room modern; extra lot. Cash; terms. LI-7703. VACANT — Four-room semi-modern cote _ tage. LIKE NEW. $200 down. HU-6442. 612 N. PINE—Four-room cottage. Water and Gas. ATTRACTIVE PRICE, TA-0641, (COLORED) —Reconditioned: 2285 Indianapolis Ave.; $2750; FHA. Te SIs. 0 cash. F. H SWINDLER, LI-4852

Real Estate Investments 25A° $1200 (Settle Estate).

IR-7003. IR-2413. Real Estate Loans 28

LY] Fai as JER

"Two cottages Rents $19.

TRL ALL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSN ’ nS (VERT INDIANAPOLIS, INDIFNA 0/_ Building or Financing 4. 2 Jo NO HIDDEN CHARGES T # H. A. Mortgage Loans—Construction Blaney 241 Rile; x. renn. GEO. A. BUSKIRK 355 “COLONIAL HOME LOANS” Rent like monthly payment of 1 per month includes interest, Fine

COLONIAL SAVINGS & LOA 28 S. Illinois St

415% FHA MORTGAGE LOANS Immediate Sefvies: = pay more intere est? LI-4852 PF WIN . HU-2958,

op fens

rents total $53; $4000: terms. LI-4853. F. H. SWINDLER., HU-2958,

ae > im Toved ropert; . Lowest p property,

DAY AGENCY. LI. 6809.