Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 October 1940 — Page 22

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Battling Boilermakers

Head North

Purdue Maps Air Drive On Michigan State

Times Special LAFAYETTE, Ind., Oct. 10.—Purdue University’s football team, carrying plans for a vigorous aerial attack, was to depart this afternoon

for Lansing, Mich. where it will tackle Michigan State Saturday. A light drill to work out the boys’ kinks was scheduled before train time, and a similar session is scheduled tomorrow at Lansing. Passing received the most emphasis in yesterday's final heavy workouts, with five Boilermaker backs doing the tossing The pitchers were Mike Byelene, John Galvin, Marion (Red) Carter, Bryan Brock and Frank Fijala. At the same time Coach Mal Elward' reminded his pigskinners of the Spartans’ own aerial game which was responsible for two touchdowns against the Harmonites, otherwise known as Michigan.

Vitt’s Charges Bring Denial

CLEVELAND, Oct. 10 (U. P.).— Charges by Oscar Vitt that the front office had interfered with his management of the Cleveland Indians this season has brought a denial by C. C. Slapnicka, the club’s vice president. -Vitt, in Oakland, Cal., complained recently that on one instance a Cleveland team member appeared on the field in uniform despite the fact that Vitt had suspended him the day previous. Slapnicka said that the player, Jeff Heath, had been called into the front office on Vitt's suggestion after the suspension and that Heath had, offered to apologize. The Indians’ president, Alva Bradley, also has denied Vitt’s charges.

Bowling

True to the Wednesday rule, Indianapolis League bowlers dominated the picture last night and high among them and the city, for that matter, was Oscar Behrens. The veteran Behrens had a 690, closely followed by Johnny Fehr with a 681. The “shooting stars”:

Oscar Behrens, Indianapolis.....c..... 6 Johnny Fehr, Indianapolis.......cc.00. L. Wiseman, Indianapolis L. Fox, Indianapolis Wuensch, Indianapolis Ahearn, Indianapolis ve Red Stuart, Indianapolis. ....... Ee . Hardin, Indianapolis . . Ed Gaalema, Indianapolis. Jess Pritchett Jes Interclub. J. Kirkhoff, K. C. Schleimer, indianapolis F. Schmidt, K. of C.. English, Indianapolis ... Roberson, Indianapolis a C. Mayer, K. of C.: baste J. Markey, K_ of C E. Striebeck, et ceenannan Casserly, Indianapolis Cr Ramses) Jes inienie Dugdale, Indianapolis .....oc.e0uieenn P. Striebeck. Indianapolis. invite wees Lon Eggert, St. John’s . Schonecker, Indianapolis... A. McC C.

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Silent Hoosiers at Rushville Friday =

The Silent Hoosiers will play the undefeated Rushville High School football Lions at Rushville tomorrow night. This will be the first meeting between the two teams. Berg, Hummel, Rhodes, Travis, Miller, Merrick, Rahke, J. Massey, L. Massey, Patton and Applegate or Gall will form the starting lineup for the Silents.

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Culver Gridmen Face St. Joe Frosh

Times Special CULVER, Ind. Oct. -10.—Culver

7 | Military Academy's football team,

twice victor already in Midwest Prep Conference competition, will meet St. Joseph's College freshmen here Saturday. The Cadet cross-country team entertains South Bend Riley.

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Smiling Pius Litzinger captains the Xavier University football team which comes into the Butler Bowl Saturday afternoon to argue with Litzinger is employed at end.

DePauw Lineup

May Be Juggled

Times Special GREENCASTLE, Ind., Oct. 10.— Word from the rival football camps indicates that Saturday’s tussle between DePauw and Franklin will be a match of the former’s offensive power against the latter’s defensive strength. Coach Raymond Neal of the Tigers, apparently displeased with the team’s showing in drills this week, likely will juggle his backfield and start a combination of John Long, quarter; Ed Snider and Colin Higgins, halves, and Bob Nelson, fullback. ~ At Franklin Coach Roy Tillotson continued to put the emphasis on defensive formations and promised “we won't be outfought.”

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Marquette concerns the day Murray arrived and looked for a house to live in. The real estate broker, extolling the house’s fine points, he said: “Now here is a house without a flaw.” “My goodness,” said Murray, “what do they use to walk on?’

Meet Murray Of Virginia

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games, lost 29 and tied six against major competition. Murray’s system then—and now—was to play wideopen football. Hg borrowed from every system in the land and put together what he called a “chuck-a-luck” system—strictly gambling. Against Yale he used flanker players with a wingback wide outside end—an unorthodox but highly successful formation. Greasy

Neale, assistant Yale coach who coached Virginia in 1923-28, had high praise for the formation which licked his team. Despite his years in the Midwest, Murray, a native of Maynard, Mass., still retains his Boston accent: The story they still tell about him at

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%:15—Medical Corps vs. Shawnee A. C. 8:15—Corner Cafe vs. Eastern Coal. 9:15—Sterling Beer vs. Seven Up.

In last night's games Drikold Refrigeration, 1939 city champion, trounced Stewart-Warner Ranges, 31-15. Dual Temps defeated Kay Jewelers, 30-21, and Smoke House won over Monarch Steel, 30-25.

Fountain Square Athletics are looking for a practice game with a team in the. 16-18 age bracket. Write Ray Scott, 129 W. Regent St., or call DR-2383-R.

Girls teams desiring to play in a Tuesday night church league are asked to contact Everett Babb, 209 W. Washington St., or call LI-3446.

BADMINTON The Y. M. C. A. is to organize a city badminton association at a meeting at 7:30 p. m. Saturday at the Y. W. C. A. Clubs interested in joining are asked to have representatives present.

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BEARD—Anna Marshall, age 83 Lawrence, sister of George "Marshall ota Mrs. Addie Hartsock, passed away Wednesday. Funeral. services at the McCord Funeral Home in Oaklandon, Friday, 2 Burial Spring Valley Cemetery, Friends may call at funeral home.

CREEDEN—Hanhal R., beloved sister of Ma A., Katherine C., the late Rev. Leo, ¥. Jeremiah and John Creeden, Mrs. J. Finn of this city’ and Mrs. Mosier of Detroit, Mich., passed away Cy Oct. 9, 5:45 residence, 915 S. Delaware St. from Finn Bros. Funeral Homie, 1639 N. Meridian St.. Saturday, Oct, 12. 9:30 a. m. Services at St. Patrick’s Church, 10 a.’ m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery.

CUNNINGHAM — Thomas J.,: father of James F., Robert J. and Mary E. CunSh brother of Mrs. Margaret Lying and Mrs. Catherine Comeford, Columbus, 0O., died Wednesday. Funeral Saturday. 9:30 a. m.. fro of the residence, 48 N. Dearborn, 1 m. St. Philip Neri Church. Buriat Holy Cross’ Cemetery. Friends invited.

GRAEF—George, 215 E. 45th St., father of Barbara Lou and Robert ‘Graef and son of Mr. and Mrs. William F. Graef and brother of Mrs. Louise G. Calkins Mrs. August Zucker and Mrs A Weber, passed away Wednesday. * Penis may call at the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary Thursday afternoon and eves ning. Services and burial, Cincinnati, i afternoon.

HAMAKER—John M., plgsiond of Dorothy and father of Mrs Hix W. Meier, grand- © father af Diane Meier, Pacific Grove, Cal.. and brother of William and Joseph Hamaker, passed away Wednesday morning at his home. 2964 Talbott. Services at the Flonner = Buenans Mortuary Friday, :30 Friends invited. Burial Crown En” ‘Friends may call at the mortuary.

HAWKINS—Bret Harte, husband of Sophia and father of Myron and Gene Hawkins, son of Dr. and Mrs. T, Hawkins of Fairmount, Ind.; brother of Mrs. H. J. Gwartney, Los Angeles: Mrs. George Overmyer, Tulsa; Bryce Hawkins, - cie, Ind.. departed this life Wednesday, age 50 vears. Funeral t 12, at the residence, 3517 E. 10 a. m. Burial Washington Park Cemetery. Friends invited. HOCKETT—Nancy Jane, beloved wife of George M., mother of Mrs. Bertha Kuhn, Okey and Paul A. . passed away Tuesday evening. Service at the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary Friday, 1°30 p.m. Friends invited. Burial Memorial Park. Friends may call at the mortuary any time.

HRUBAN—Anna. age 60, beloved wife of Frank Hruban. mother of Frank, Joseph, Anna and. John Hruban, passed away Wednesdav evening at St. Vincent's Hospital. Funeral services Saturday, 8 a. m., at the Holy Trinity Catholic’ Church Holmes Ave. and St. Clair St. Friends may call at the residence, 778 Concord St.. any time after 6 p. m. Thursday. Burial St. Joseph Cemetery, For information, call Stevens & Sons Funeral Home, BE-4072. t PAYNE—Joseph E., age 51. beloved husband of Ethel M. Payne, brother of Will and Sam _ Payne and Phoebe Moberley, Lebanon, Ky., and Sarah Elizabeth Moberley, Louisville, Ky., passed away TIS day morning. Funeral Saturday, 1:30 p from Shirley Bros. Central’ Chapel, Pili. nois at 10th St. Burial Garland Brook Cemetery, Columbus, Ind. Friends may call at the late residence, 1448 N. Buclid, from p. m. Thursday until 11 a. m. Saturday.

PITTMAN—Leonard, of 2256 N. Rural St. husband of Minnie, father of Clifford and Lawrence Leonard Pittman of In-

Albany, passed away Wednesday bp. Also survived by one brother. Friends | =—=—— may call at the Tolin Funeral Home, 1308 Prospect St., after 6 & m. Thursday. Services Friday, 2 m. at the funeral home. Inictment Washington Park. Friends invited.

ROSWINREL — Harry, husband of Elizabeth M. and brother of Mrs. Mabel VonBurg, passed away Tuesday afternoon at the residence. 932 Eastern. Ave. Service at the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary Friday, 2 p. m_ Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at the mortuary. [

SHARPE—Harriet E., beloved mother of Mrs. Delbert O. Wilmeth, grandmother g Thomas S. Wilmeth of Charlestown ’. Va.: Harvey D. Wilmeth of New York v. and Rosemary Wilmeth of Indianapolis, and sister of

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FLECTRIC IRONER— Table top. ABC. Like : $40. or trade for electric water _ heater or electric refrigerator. BR-1632. ELECTRIC hand cleaner. ten or InfraRL lamp for boy's 28-in. bike.

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Pets, Poultry: Livestock 32

50 am "ROCK npullets, fryers, hens and gs. Reasonable.” 7800 S. Meridian. Dh- 7901. Ring 3. i

SHETLAND PONY Gentle; 41 in, 10

yrs. $30. BE. 0665 PONY, ean. 3 reasonable. 2337

nice, bay and white: N. Lasalle

Farm, Garden, Plants 33 GRAPES 75¢ bu. Cabbage 50c bu. For

kraut and all other purposes. Potatoes 84c 100-1b. bag. Apple cider 23cC gal. Bring cntrs. 2230 N. Rural. Open, eves. EVERGREENS — Shrubs, home grown, ig reasonable. Maschmeyer Nursery, 6 W. Troy Ave. DR-1298. plants; registered; all colors; S0c-75¢-31, 2622 Arlington Ave.

Peony

Merchandise for Sale

—_— ; HEATERS—Oil, Coal

Coleman ands cther makes, suitable quirement at reduc ed prices. Used Heater Bargains

Fixtures. NAME IT

WE Have ax

For every purpose. parking place and Baivaine Rentals for All Occasions

INDIANA BILLIARD CO.

1615-45 Southeastern MA. 3491

HOT BLAST HEATERS

4-Room Size

Terms 15¢ Wk. FAIRWAY FURNITURE Co.

133 Ww. Washington

Unclaimed Freight Station 5-Gal. cans GUM SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE, $2.50—Gal. cans ANTI FREEZE, 75¢. 50- Lb. ‘cans PLASTIC ROOF CEMENT, sk 50—5-Gal. cans ROOF COAT ING. jolarge Heavy weight ROLL ROOFING. S x.

CAPITOL AT SOUTH RENT A modern air-conditioned

Ice Refrigerator. For particulars call POLAR ICE & FUEL CO. TA. 2451 CLEAN UP with Maas Cleaner; cleans " painted surfaces, hardwood floors, gas ranges and refrigerators, etc,

At your neighborhood dealer, and ALBERT G. MAAS, 31 Vir. RI- 3315,

AYRES —420 N. Capitol Ave.

Two trade-in electric refrigerators; price greatly reduc Grill 9 n

8 AY DR & CO.

NEW AND USED LUMBER Cedar Posts Window Sash and Frames

Marion Material Co.

2046 Northwestern. TA-45438