Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 November 1940 — Page 15

Perfect Season Trail Perilous For Unbeaten

Cornell and Boston College Had Better Be Good

By HARRY FERGUSON United Press Sports Editor

NEW YORK, Nov. 18 (U. P.).—They’ re in the "home| stretch now and, only seven) —the lucky 'seven—are still running in the ranks of the

unbeaten, untied football teams.

They're scattered across the country from Boston to Palo Alto, Cal, and here they are—Cornelll; Minnesota, Stanford, Boston College, Lafayette, Tennessee and the Texas Aggies.

Five of the seven go into action this week with only the Texas Aggies and Stanford resting. The road is still rocky for most of them and lone knows when an underdog is going to rise up and smite them. Ask Cornell which is still shaking over that Dartmouth thing. On Saturday [Cornell meets a tough Pennsylvahia team, boasting! the kicking, passing and all-around ability of Francis Xavier Reagan. It will be a tough afternoon and the Big Red will .need everything to slide safely past this one. Boston College catches a tartar in Auburn, a tea that, can rise to amazing heights! Lafayette plays Lehigh and doesn't look for too much trouble. Tennessee, riding along on a soft schedule, finally gets a test against Kentucky—a game that should provide a better line on| just how strong the Volunteers are this season. Last year, with a schedule almost as easy as the 1940 one, they looked invincible until they got into the Rose Bowl, dnd ran into that powerful Southern Calif ornia line. Minnesota, a |real | powerhouse, figures to beat Wisconsin rather easily, but the Badgers surprised everybody on Saturday | with that shellacking they gave Indiana. There |g could be trouble| here ‘Bierman.

Ke: Some of the major teams have K

games scheduled for this Thursday, the best ones being Denver vs. Colorado, Fordham vs. Arkansas, Missouri vs. Kansas and Utah vs, Idaho.

Breaks 49 Targets In 50-Bird Event

Dr. H. Adkins broke [49 targets to take top honors in| the 50-bird trap event at the Capitol City Gun Club yesterday. | A tedm composed of Pratt, Lewis, Meyers, Solomon | and | MacDonald had a score of 213 to win the pro-

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Indianapolis Cleve! and

Thomson (Jennings McAtee), alties—Jerwa (tripping).

Fisher {MeDonaldy, ing (hooking

Dillon (Kilrea, eatin b erchenratter, 5! 14; Jo

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Mackenzei Penalty—Behling

Caps Shellack Mighty Barons

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one and when it bounced back off Bill Mackenzie, he swung again. Another goal. In the midst of this hilarity the Barons took hold and grabbed off a couple of goals for themselves within a minute and 10 seconds. Milford made one and McKenzie the other. But Mackenzie was caught alone by Jones, and Buck proceeded to go right through him for another Indianapolis goal, breaking Mr. Mackenzie's stick in so doing. Bush got himself another with the help of McDonald, and Kilrea did likewise with the help of Keating. Fortunately the gun put an end to things before the scorekeeper ran out of figures. The summary: Indianapolis (7) Cleveland (2)

sesesnveian

Goalie D.

Behlin er. Herchenrat(Cleveland) Robertgham. Desilets. LockBartholome. Linesman—Don

al. . Ww. A (Indianapolis) Thomson

Molyneaux. Milford. Dye.

—Score by Periods— tevin ven vassr 1 1 51 d " Scort Hera Piter orin| rr ( ndlianapoiis Pirst Perio c g: 1S an aP len

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Period Scoring— (Indianapolis) 18:58. Penalty—Lock-

Third Ber Hod Scoring {Indiananplin 4: Bush (He no (Thom= (McDonald), . (Cleveland)

Fisher 90, JSORIKS ie 13100) rea (Keating Milford (Summerhill. Aubuchon), 11:15; (Cunningham. Jerwa), 12:25. (Interference), Saves—Franks (Indianapolis). 35: Moore

amateur skeet turkey shoot.

Week-End

(Cleveland).

Football Results

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STATE COLLEGES

Earlham, 0; Franklin, 6.

& Dame. Evansxille, 7. tall State, (A {eh i

J atals , 6.

t 6. 7: DePauw, 13. Western (Mich.) State, 19:

Mrisconsin. 27; Indiana, 10.

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OTHER COLLEGES \ 14: Georgia Tech, (13. bing 3; Lebanon pe 0. \Ifred Holbrook ’ 4 Ho Sande. 8 or ’ imerican_Intetnational, 273 Wasnelins

Western % 20; Loyola (Los Angeles), 13. Boston’ Shay 1; Georgetown n U. 18. Ratti, Salvin, Raghn tee ©

is C. N. Brookih 1 20; Geltysbury; ‘1.

hi 157 “Eraniin: fiattahes 2: HR : 0

Colorado, 2 = Bricham Yo Colgate, yracuse, 6. | Cornell, 7; Dartmouth, 3. || Cornell (Ia), 13; Carleton Creighton, 39; Sou th Dak Pavidson, 26: Delaware, 13:

lege Denison, 26; Muskingu , 31: ‘Utah State, : Denke, ‘20: Washington "81. (Louis), 14. 1, 12: Usrinus astern Tiinojs Teachers, 17; DeKalb, 0, 3 19: hea ton, 23 Ly i H rian Florids Tgtitute M., |20; Si Carolina State, 0.

rman, 253 South Carolina, 7. la), & . ock, 0. 6: Kansas, 0. it} 7.

California. 11; Carnegie Tec Y

Marshall, 6. 12

Clemson, "(Tenn.),

gs 2

0. en- ey, 0. Was hinzty Ma.) Col-

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6. . he 7 0. | 0 o Catholic U., 19. o 7

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Milli as Sta 0. win- sie 0. Te 3 McPherson, 0.

mn ‘Maryland, 7.

. ence Tec Defan £2: 2. Lehigh h, 0 Lowell “Hextile, 7 ong Isla 20: Louisville, Oras, ar 3 wh) or, siana State. 21; Lou! uette. 7: Michi hall, a! &avier| higan, 20: North estern) 13. izan Central |Teaclers,

1 ~Hiksissiont College,

ania: Mary's, 6; Disis-Elkins, 0. Mublenbers. 34; Dickinson, 0. ay en . 93 utgh, Neorasks hire, 9: Connecticut, 0. tate, 26.

h, 13.

7; DeLouisiana Col-

a 3%;

Millsaps, 13. Mitlsaps. 13. 7.

The Cita-

Heidelberg, 2. pis, 6. 0

‘Dayton 3 , 14; St. Louis, 7. ) my, 0. Sock & niversity, 0.

o Northern, 23: . State, 14; fitin o noma. 1: Mies lahoma, ri, ahoma A. ennsylvania, Ae Ain Penn State, 235 New J Presbyterian, hg Princeton, 0; iL. © Pomona, 3 omen, 0; Geclde 0: [Blue idge 0, (tie). Ripon, 13; Delr oit, Tech, 0. 23; Mass s State, 0.

chuset hy 26: st. Lawrence, 0. Scranton, 0; Niagara ie). wanes, 23: ang 3d Lee, as. ern Methodist, ansas, 0. gon Mary'h (Cal.), 7.

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Swarthmore, 20; Temple, 6; Holy Cross, 6 Tennessee, 35 3 Chrie 14. Texas, 21: Texas risti any 14. Texas RD} 0. Texas deh, i: Wake “Fore Texas A. and I, St. Maey's LY 0. Julane, rie 1. uskegee, en u, C. re. 31; Hashinglon state, 26.

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PROFESSIONAL National League Brooulyn, 29; Cleveland, 14.

New Yo i: JOThen Riis ay, 3. Washington, 7 Hl 0 Bears, 3. Detroit, 21; " Philadein ia, 0.

It didn’t take long for Minnesota’s Franck to introduce himself to-the Purdue Boilermakers at Minneapolis. The star Gopher halfback picked up a teammate’s fumble on the opening kickoff and raced 85 yards for a touchdown. This is the start of the

Mighty Minnesota Rules the Big Ten

CHICAGO, Nov. 18 (U. P.)—It's Minnesota again—Big Ten champion for the fifth time since Bernie Bierman went to work up there in 1932. All the Golden Gophers need is a victory over Wisconsin this week for a perfect season, first by any Big Ten team since the great Minnesota squad of 1935 trampled everything in sight. Scoring with the opening kickoff, Minnesota put Purdue to rout Saturdaly, 33 to 6, for ‘victory number five in Conference competition. Northwestern's defeat at Michigan, 20 to 13, gave the Gophersh an undisputed championship.

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Indianapolis Times, Monday, Nov. 18, 1940

BARNETT—Milton, beloved father of Mrs. Maude Hunter, Mrs. Ruth Jennings and Mrs. Helen Okey, departed this life Sun- . day, age 85. uneral Wetnesqay Nov. 20, at fesigence ot daughter, 3 Ingram 8t., a. m. Burial Seymour, Ind. Friends A Moore & Kirk service. (Seymour papers please copy.)

BRINKMAN—Mary L., of 45 N. Gale, widow of John Henry Brinkman, mother of Mrs. Ida Folkening, Mrs. ma Ziegler and Harry A. C. Brinkman, departed this life Sunday, age 69. Funeral Tuesday, Nov. at oore Kirk Irvington Mortuary. 5342 . E. Washington Bugial Washington Park. Friends

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HUDSON—Gretchen M. beloved wife of Kenneth K. Hudson, mother of Walter Heisel Jr. and rs. . Louise Gallagher and daughter of Mrs. Effie Slack, passed away Monday morning, Nov. 18, Funeral services will be held at the Wald Funeral Home, Illinois at 17th Sts. Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 20, at 2 o'clock. Friends are welcome.

KELLEHER- Patrick Leo beloved brother of John, Mary and Nora Kelleher and . Edward Fitzerald, died Monday, Nov. 18. Funeral Thursday, Nov. 21, 8:30 m., from Blackwell Funeral hai 1503 N. Meridian. Service at Holy Cross Church, 9 a. m. Interment Holy Oross Cemetery. Friends invited. Member of American Legion.

KEMBLE—Minnie L., 63 years, beloved wife of William W. Kemble, sister of Mrs. Paul DeVall, Mrs. Lulu Wolverton, Mrs. . Zada, W. P. and Taylor Bisho away-Sunday » m. Funeral ednesday 10:30 a. m. at the G. H. Herrmann Funeral Home, 1505 S. East. Friends invited. ‘Friends may call after 7 p. m. Monday.

LA DASKY—(Phillips) Harry, of 1818 * Barth Ave. husband of Blanche, brother of Mrs. Minnie Leivie, Mrs. Bertha Horowitz and Robert La Dasky, passed away Monday a. m. Funeral notice later. For Pormetion call Tolin Puneral Home,

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MYERS—Mable, 62 years, beloved wife of Louis E. Myers. mother of Eugene Myers, passed away Monday. Funeral Wednesday 2 p. m. at the H. Herrmann Funeral Home, 1505 S. Gast St. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call after 7 p. m. Monday.

RESNER—Louise, mother of Mrs. Owen Leech, and Irvin, Edward and Lawrence Resner, passed away Saturdad. Nov. 18. Friends may call at the C. Wilson Puneral Home 1230 Primes, st., Ru. neral service Tuesday, 2 at above funeral parlors. Fronds’ le Burial Concordia Cemetery.

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ities. IRILLINOIS, N., 431, APT, 1—Large front; wa ; innersprings; hot water; weil "furnished.

® | MARKET, 1338 E.—One large room, Drivate entrance, down, near school; phone.

McLEAN PLACE, 24—Nicely furnished, large, front room: newly decorated. sink: entrance. WA-4038. MOUNT, 59 8.—2 Nicely furnished rooms, private entrance, refrigerator, gas stove, utilities. PARRVIEW 18—Warm front kitchenette; private home. ton car. BL

LBOTT, 2420 -— Newl klrchenebts i “apartment; $3.50; utilit

408—Cozy 2-room apartsink, range.

room and E. Washing-

Ye decorated enty heat;

RIDIAN. 1618 N.—Furmished rooms, innersprings, constant hot water, shower and bath. WA-5040 — rie Roy JERSEY. 1320 arm, nicely jurnithed rooms; suitable’ 2; reasonable. NEW JERSEY. N., 1215—Nice room, steam heat, private entrance. Men preferred. Telerhone.

{| PARK, 2444—Large, next bath; 1-2; Allison enpldssts wi welcome; also housekeeping. WA-278 WASHINGTON, 5924 E.—Beautyrest, twin beds, next Hath also single; private family. IR-52

| VODRUFE rior

Warm, front LL] reasonable. CH-31T7

18TH. 114 W-loare room, gentlemen. Meals optional. Garage available. Reasonable. » 23D.. 621 E.—~Well furnished warm room, next bath; no other reomers.

W.—Warm, clean bath ot water. Reasonabie,

WASHINGTON, 3910 E. — Front; room: suitable for 2; reasonable.

NEAR ALLISON'S — Kessler Blvd. 1840; comfortably furnished for gentleman! garage; I BE-1180. EAR ALLISON'S, a Belt—Comfortable, N clean. rooms; near bath: $3.50-$4. BE-

CLINTON HOTEL—$2.50 to $5; steam heat. Right downtown. 29 Virginia Ave.

Rooms With Board 15

PENNSYLVANIA, 2132 N.—Well furnished rm., 1-2; d beds, meals; trolley; gen-

tleman; p one. good meals. CH-1433.

WOODRUFF board; pensioners

ORF otherwise, 601 E. Ohio. Phone L1-0003. Hotels 16 SEMINOLE HOTEL °%,Y; Alabama.

$3.50 up wkly. Warm rms. Showers. Transient $1.

NEW JERSEY N., 228—Nice modern rooms. Good heat. 50c per night.

Hotel English (; for vorn® &% rans.

JAP JONES, Mgr. Spencer Hotel wees nates. 35.

586 Middle Dr.— beds: gentlemen:

suitable 2

comfortable, shower, plenty | TA-4142.

large

Attrac. rm., twin beds;

Housekeeping Rooms

$3.50 11th 930 F.—Large. Fojurnished 15x25. gone gas. Private entrance. RI-829: $3.50, 4.50. $5; Jersey ments; nicely J

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CARROLLTON,

17].

1 LARGE I unfurnished room, closein: private entrance Middleaged employed preferred. Also 1 nicely furnished sleeping room. LI-1932.

Apartments for Rent 18

"SUBURBANS ON N. ARLINGTON AVE. 3221-1 Acre; 5-room bung. $23 month. 3241—1 Acre: 7-room bung. $26 month,

Houses and Lots Sale

OPEN EVERY DAY

New: street of all-modern homes; full basements; overhead garage doors; front drive; automatic gas water heaters; insulated. Seven sold last month, Price $3,590 to $4,990. 16th and Exeter, 3700 West. HAMANT BROS., INC.

2 RMS., bath: water d., $14., 1155 W, 28th 3-RM. gSloub e, 321 Everett St., $8. 1-50 oh PASTIAN, WA-1740.

FIVE. i MODERN BUNGALOW—243 S. 5th St., Beech Grove. CH-0763. e selection, $35 to $100. gy hite A-4466. (Eves., IR-7956.

HOMES: Lar Agency.

Farms—Suburban 20

When acquiring property follow the safe meéfhod. Demand an abstract of gitle. Have it examined by your attorney. Union Title Company

Toes Tue Ey ding 155

80 ACRES ON GOOD ROAD. Good buildings; well fenced. 20 acres of wheat. Hay in mow; corn in crib. ‘All go for quick sale. Possession now! JACOBS, 424 Peoples Bank Bldg.

LI-3845. MISSOURI stock. ana gran farm for sale. Old and no 57 acres, well imn My Pi iream; clear running Good lan Owner, G. Sims, 1, Mountain View, Missouri.

2212 ACRES—3-room BRICK HOME: 11 miles northwest sittin. telephone: elec-

_ tricity. Owner CO-2 Business Property 21 10 UNIMPROVED Lots, well located for light manufacture or storage space.

Price 3 200.00. Paul Posrdmen MA-1331. FLETCHER TRUST COMPANY, Agent

1825 EE I, bldg, 140x 40. Garage or tavern, Owner, 1302

_ Laurel. 24

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H. H. Woodsmall Agency, Inc.

Furnished and Unfurnished Apartments. Modern. Well Managed BUlQIngS, 103 E. Washington St.

APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAU

Choice apts. gladly shown,

"General Apartments 22 W. Vermont LI-2439

COLLEGE, 1660—LARGE LIVING ROOM AND KITCHENETTE. MODERN. ALL UTILITIES.

NEW JERSEY, 1329 N.—La newly decorated, stove. util

$27.50. LI-824v. Charmwood; 2 mas-

Penn,, N., 34 | 9 ter Bedrooms. G. E.

(COLORED) 918 E. 17th: 2 rooms, kitchenette: privaté entrance; utilities furnished; garage.

9 efficiency, ies. Adults,

Furn. Houses—Apts. 18A

LEONARD. 5625—5-Room bungalow. Gas | Bravia. $52.50 furnished, or $45 unfur-

22D, W. ment; lower; reasonable.

1431-~Nicely furnished apartutilities; close to carline;

Houses for Rent 19

ARSENAL, 1213 N.—$22.50. WATER PAID. a -room semi-modern. BATH. RI-565 6148—~6-room Sa

ELLEFONTAINE, double, 3 hediooms. Garage, RI-1220, BR-2335

2329 — 6-Room modern double; new nvaint and decorations; Bea garage. $35. ENNY, 60 S.—4-bedroom modern home. ig alow type; double garage. Fine neighborhood. BE-2445-J.

GREER, 709—Upper duplex, 5-rms., heat & water Ope: in fine’ condition. E380. LI-8401. 44 Virginia Ave. HARRIS, 23—§ix-room, modern except furnace; A-1 condition; yard: gar. BE-0746.

HOUSTON, 1930—4-room modern double. a A-1 condition. Adults, CH-

KING, 724—5-room .modern duplex; builtins; water paid. NORTHWEST—1512 Montcalm, 3 roo §emi-modern; $16. Good condition.

D, 916 N. bungalow. Tile jiench doors.

Adults. 1602—6-room modern dou-

ms, TA-

{East)-—-Modarn 5-room bath, hardwood floors, NEW. 2-car garage,

HODGES STORAGE CO Store Now. Pay 8ix Months Later. Inspesticn Invited 1-2019 IP you don’t find it advertise for it. RL Want Ads Cost Less.

Houses and Lots Sale 25 Very Little Cash Needed New—3019, 27 and 4032 E. 34th

Seen By Appointment

Three bungalows — beautiful kitchens, built-in cabinets; glass baths; extra closet and storage space. LI-4071, days, HU5285 eves.

have 7-room house with bath and N. Dearborn; needs a new . If you will furnish same and IhatalL I will consider same as down payment. Price, $2150 as is. RI-4661.

Furnace Men—Attention 2181 N. Temple

foixs -room mod. with large lot suitable arden. Completely reconditioned. Only HS "9 0 with 10% down, balance like rent. Mr. Ostrom, IR-1007, PAUL L. McCORD CO., 615 Lemcke Bldg.

4 N. GALE Brand new Fur mod. bung.; stone and frame; very atfract.: 3 full bsmnt.; side drive; 550.00 cash. DON G. R- 5359. CLARK REALTY, LI-5596.

W. Indpls. Bargain

2209 Martha St., 7-rm, mod. except furnace. Extra lot and Sarage. $1,850, Terms. RI-79256 Edw. Dillehay RI-6412

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homes in all sections ot own for sale. RI-2368. A REALTY CO.. Realtors, 140 N. Dela. St.

$37.50 MONTH ~~ Beautiful

0 UNIMPROVED Lots, ideal for in. cost housing development. Price for all 1200.00. Paul Board dan MA-1331, ER TRUST COMPANY. Agent BELLEVIED, 325

. = 5-Room modern good ondition throu hout; attractive Ge fehborhood $2,750. Wood59 Clark Agency. ‘LI-5596. iT 20 Beecher; 4-rm, dbl, Studebaker Realty po DR2IT

$1,500, ODERN FIVE ROOM bungalow. Two ears old. $300 down. $35 month. HU-

HOME—INCOME oR BOPERTY--Corner J Ry:

Re sab. Fa sas.

Modern Bargain North 7-Room, 2-story homie, near Shortridge. Oil heat; large lot; full basement; 3-cap grrage. Only $4, 000, convenient terms, 3157 Kenwood. Call Mr, Burtt.

Hall- Hottel Co. - LI. 2541

MICH., 2 bedrms. down:

2445 &.; 4-bedrm., mod.; Arcola Doating

13 50: easy terms. Can . DR-5252. with JACK C . C MA-2523. MA-2377.

6 ROOMS—374) SALEM-—$4,200 Well located within 1% blks, of 38th and Meridian. $400 dn., $27.54 mo., plus taxes and ins. HOLC PROPERTIES. RI-8790 Mr. McDaniel, RI-4933

1421 E. 11TH

8-Room modern. Reconditioned. Price, $2350.

Terms,

John R. Welch & Sons, LI. 3423

5-Room modern Hh alow lot. P.H.A. Southeast at 2369 S. Vetarian BRIDGES & GRAVES. RI-3477. BR-2679.

1436 CENTRAL-Eight KX rooms, bath, BaTe8s: Ores io ot. ESTATE, $2,300.

SEE 340 S. AUDUBON (Irvington) —Sixe room modern: double garg e, vacant, Bargain. COOPER. IR-6 138. 19TH ST., 1233 W.—5- fo semi-modern bungalow; garage. Easy terms. Owner,

5 $285 Som Buys s rs &

Ave, splendid focation, 8 table for ming, house, Call Mr. Schaefey, MA 3591. ne McKINNEY CO.. Inc. RED BUYE RE 135 s. -Cathervood (61 4 Rooms, bath. furnace. $150 down. balance monthi JOHN R. WELCH & SONS

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COLORED—Look! Only $ large brick .home at

$1,500; LI-3428

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