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charged in with both hands and had Montgomery on the floor for a

three-count before sending him between the ropes and- out for the 10 count. Montgomery apparently forgot to watch the count because it looked like he failed to use enough speed in getting himself untangled out of the ropes while watching instructions from his corner. The “quickie” knockout of the evening was scored by John Douglas, Hill Community Center| Novice leatherweight, over Frank Tighe, Rhodius Community Center. John subdued his opponent in 1:11 of the first round. A surprise’ was in store for the fans when the Open class heavyweights entered the arena. They figured Horace Watson of Bloomington, Ind, would be easy sailing for Jethro Jeffers, Leeper Boxing School. boo

Makes Fight of It

But Watson showed plenty of courage ‘and made a fight of it until the referee stopped hostilities in the third round and awarded the honors to Jeffers by technical knockout. Watson absorbed so much punishment from body blows that the referee called a halt. Another bruising Open class match that pulled the sports goers out of their seats was between Billy Jones, Leeper Boxing School 160pounder, and Ernest Roache, Hill Community Center. These potent leather tossers put on a.real brawl and Jones won it: by technical knockout in the third round. Tt was a furious encounter from the start with Jones forcing the issue and with Roache trying to “end it all” with a righthanded wallop. He connected at times, but received more than he delivered and was stopping a lot of blows when the referee called it quits. The Open class welterweight clash between Arnold Deer, South Side Community Center, and Clinton Brooks, Leeper Boxing School, also was close and filled with fireworks. It was toe-to-toe and slambang in every session and that one bout produced enough action to satisfy the huge crowd for thrills and spectacular punching. Complete results of last night's tourney bouts:

OPEN CLASS —118 Pounds— Walter Williams, Hill Community Center, decisioned Paul Palmer, Leeper Boxing School, three rounds. -126 Pounds — Glenn, Washington A. ras aa Techenbrock. Eaglich venue Boys’ Club. three rounds. ~135 Pounds—

Robert Simmons. Hill Community Center. [qecigioned A Albers rv Sansbury. Wilson Milk

er Pounds—

South Side Gommunity field,

{ Arno 1d = Deer Centar, Cgecioioned Clinton Brooks, sees Bone CBherion, Washington S |feated Charle urling. ilersd. gas

|techn ical knockout, third round.-

«160 Pounds—

Jones, Leeper Boxing School, deErnest Roache, ill Community

2 Center,

~—Heavyweight—

ro Jeffers, Leeper Boxing School. degeile Horace Watson, Bloomington, Ind.. technical - knockout, third round.

NOVICE CLASS - ==112 Pounds—

Bob edy, South Side Community Center. defeated Ja ck Garringer, Lauter Fons Cu b, by technical knockout, second

Lange, Lauter Boys’ CT ae de-| time).

gisionca Corres) ompson, Leeper xing

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nk Tunstill, Hill Community Center, a ioe, Sidney Pavey, English Avenue

hree rounds. m2 Pounds J uglas munity Center, , John, Dor a2 Tighe, Lauter Boys’ Club, first round.

-147 Pounison

Don Schooley. Rhodiug Community Cendecisioned Joh th Fayette Community Center. three roun Edward Johnson, Lauter Boys’ * on ub, i default from Herbert Crouch, English Avenue Boys’ Club.

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Willia. Harris, Wilson Milk A. C.. gecipioned Go Garfleld Foster, West Side A.

Otis Ro a i Th Boxing School. de¢isioned e Carter, Fayette Ka Center. three rounds. "James Glenn, Washington 8ihe William Harris, Whison sik 2% ree round

; ms Pounds— Dan h, Leser > Rosine (SSp00l, deeisioned Rank

Community Center. three Eoin Herbert Broadwell, Normal College Amercan Gymnastic Union, ihocked out Chuck outfo mery, Wilson Milk A. C.. Ars

~—Heavyweight—

e Prather, Leeper Boxing School. ge AN Bill Davenport, Wilson Milk A. C.. by technical knockout, second round.

Michael Benz Dies

BATESVILLE, Ind. Feb. 8 (U. P.). —F “shael Benz, 82, father of John Ben. me-time Chicago White Sox pitcher, died at his home yesterday.

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4 Bouts Booked For Mat Program

Instead of the customary three baits, including a feature of two falls out of three, Matchmaker Lloyd Carter will offer an all-star program of four wrestling engagements next Tuesday night at the

will be two supporting

Princi35.

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time limits, and two headliners of one fall and 60-minute time limits. Dorve Roche, 220, Decatur, Ill. takes on Chris Zaharias, 245, rough Pueblo, Colo, grappler, in the top tussle of one fall, or 60 minutes, while the other feature pits The Jreat Mephisto, 180, Newark, against Jules Le Rance, 180, Canada. Ray Villmer, 224, St. Louis, is against Don McIntyre, 218, Springfield, Mo. in a third bout. A fourth match is in the making.

State Deaths

BROWNSTOWN — 2: 25 mo nd G. Kuehn, 28. Survi Par Mr. and Mrs. William Kuehn: * sisters) Sere, R. fell e and Miss Betty Kuehn. OLUMBUS—Mrs. Amanda R. Brown, 82.

Be Daughters, Mrs. Beulah Fletchbert A. Seward; sister,

LIGONIER—William H. Casey, 89. EEWOOD-- Charles Stevenson, 66. Survivor: Son, Ear at ua Smi wor: Daughter, Mrs. Geo Nor: Hummel, Daughters. Nirs. Chay arles F Clarence Richm JASPER—Hen Neunausel, 65. Sur7ivors: Al Cathe AB = LAG GE—Joseph , Hershberger, 1. So SRAN Wife, Luc foster son, Ora Hershberger; sisters, rs. Jacob Miller and si B. usie Zook; brothers, Daniel

GAN ORT Charles po Esinast. Survivors: sons, Dr. Dona hter rs, Mrs.

[uddleston sters, Mrs.

8, Plent Roclkwe hol Mrs Sessie H Hartelroad,

NEW CA STLE—Mrs, ag Ki Survivors: Husband, Ral five chil father, John Susieh: ae

MOUNT 8 as pre Br Hoy, a8. Survivors; Husban ya Pv daughand Ss.

tars, Matsa Bearers G. How 81. Sur-

L. ‘son, Bur a Why te Alonzo G. oa. d Glen \ an : daughters Mis. pebessle ie’ Cranor and Mrs.

nile Klingén B son. “Rv 68. Wife, Etta: daughOliva’ Catt: RTs. CaughSOMERSET—Mrs. Susa ig Smith, 53. Survivors: Husband, fash Bons Harold and Leonard; sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Elliott; a y Malott.

brothers, Frank UTH B Mattie Dickerhoff, 3. Brvivors, lghters Mrs. Gladys Romie ise Saney Dickerhoft: brothers, August, John, Leon and Edward

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Michael Warren Had Been With Real Silk 15 Years; Rites Monday.

A department head in the Real Silk postal service division, Michael] Warren, 3233 Ruckle St., died yesterday at Methodist Hospital. He was 58. Mr. Warren was an Indianapolis native and had been with the Real Silk Hosiery mills 15 years. He was

a Spanish-American War veteran and for nine years was in the Philippines. ‘He was a member of the

ish-American War veterans. Surviving are his wife, Julia B.; two sisters, Misses Katherine D. and Virginia Warren, both of Washington, Ind., and a brother, John Warren of Indianapolis. The funeral will be at 2 p. m: Monday at the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary, with burial at Crown Hill Cemetery. : Active pallbearers will be E. D.

A. A. Stein, A. A. Zimmer, J. L. Thibedau, E. E. Rumple and F. E. Nepple. Honorary pallbearers will include Perry Ghere, John Gamble, William A. Jenkins, Robert N. Buchanan, William H. Bridewell, A. W. Warren, Daniel Warren and C. H. Crowder.

Mrs. Isaac Robbins

Mrs. Isaac Robbins, a member of Shara Tefilla Congregation, died yesterday at her home at 1350 Union St., after a long illness. She was 55. A native of Lithuania, she had been an Indianapolis resident 30 years. Survivors are her husband, a daughter, Mrs. Faye Hamburg, and a son, Robert Robbins, all of Indianapolis. Services will be held at 2 p. tomorrow at the Aaron-Ruben Mortuary. Burial will be at Shara Tefilla Cemetery.

WILLIAM TURNER, EX-RESIDENT, DEAD

William W. Turner, a former Indianapolis fireman who died Thursday in Detroit, Mich., is to be buried in Washington Park Monday following services at 10 a. m. in the Bert S. Gadd Funeral Home. The Rev. Lg; A. Huddleston of the Calvary ited Brethren Church will officiate. A native of Dearborn County, Mr. Turner was 59. He was married to Miss Maude J. Sager here in 1900. He lived in Detroit the last eight years. Mr. Turner was ag fireman here for nine years, most of the time at

Union of Automobile Workers. Survivors are his wife; a son, Ralph R. Turner, both of Indianapolis; two sisters, Mrs. Addie Pew, of Seattle, Wash., and Mrs. Anna Georgeson, of Los Angeles, Cal., and three grandchildren, Dorothy Jean,

| Turner, all of Indianapolis.

Mrs. Elizabeth Pastor

Mrs. Elizabeth Pastor, a native of Shelby County, died today in d| City Hospital. She broke her hip Nov. 25 in a fall at her home; 520 N. Alabama St. A resident of Indianapolis 50 years, Mrs. Pastor was 77 and formerly was a dressmaker in ShelShe is: survived by two nephews and one niece of Indianapis and another niece of ShelbyT| ville.

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LOCAL DEATHS

Mrs. Louisa Bloemker

Funeral services for Mrs. Louisa Bloemker, a lifelong Indianapolis resident, will be held at 2 p. m. Monday at the Immanuel Evangelical and Reformed Church. Burial will .|be at Crewn Hill. Mrs. Bloemker, who was 73, died yesterday at her home, 1010 Hervey St. She was a member of the Immanuel Church and of the ladies’ aid society there.

She is survived by a sister, Mrs. Carrie Jasper, of Indianapolis.

Mrs. Mary B. Benjamin

Mrs. way Benjamin, mother of C. R. Benjamin, member of the State Board of Tax Commissioners, was buried at Crown Point, Ind. afternoon f

this following services 2 o'clock at the Crown Point Presbyterian Church. Mrs. Benjamin was 68 and died Thursday at the Gary Methodist Hospital from complications which followed an operation. She was the widow of Charles B. Benjamin, many years a State Agriculture

T. y Surviving, in addition to C.:R. Benjamin, are another son, Joseph Benjamin, Flint, Mich., and four daughters, Mrs. John VanNess of Valparaiso, Ind, Miss Edna Benjamin of Crown Point, Mrs. Harry Wenger Jr. of Seattle, Wash., and Mrs. Jack Williams of Evanston, Ill.

Mrs. Aima A. Neale

Services for Mrs. Alma A. Neale, widow of Thomas A. Neale, former general treasurer of the United Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners of America, will be held at 11 a. m. Monday at the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. Burial will be at Crown Hill. Mrs. Neale, who was 71, died yesterday after a short illness. An Indianapolis resident 38 years, she lived at 3915 N. New Jersey St. Mr.

M.| Neale died last Dec. 15.

A native of Gotenborg, Sweden, Mrs. Neale came to the United States when she was 18 and married Mr. Neale in Chicago in 1892. Survivors include three daughters, Misses Blanche A. and Beatrice E. Neale, and Mrs. Gresham PF. Jacks; two sons, Robert M. and Thomas E. Neale; a brother, A. O.

, Sanderson, and four grandchildren,

all of Indianapolis.

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immortals, the Boy Wonder is on his way up. Specifically, young Mr. Rooney is the accredited composer of two pieces which Wilfred Pelletier has included on the Detroit Symphony Orchestra’s broade¢ast program for tomorrow night. They are called “Melody in Autumn” and “Humoresque,” and they are from a “new symphonic work,” says the publicity, which Mickey has titled “Melodante.” Whether Mickey, whose music accomplishments are rather limited to drum and boo-gie-woogie piano playing, actually did the scoring for full symphony orchestra is not stated. The only reason the writer mentions it is that he harbors a profound skepticism born of intimate acquaintance with Mickey Rooney movie pressagentry. Not to be anti-cmlimatic but the Detroiters program also have Nino Martini as guest soloist. He will sing, among other things,

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Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra isn’t quite a complete one. hi although the Murat’s podium will be occupied by Charles O'Connell for tomorrow’s popular concert and by Ferdinand Schaefer for next week’s subscription concerts, Mr. Sevitzky will be on hand for tomorrow morning's CBS - WFBM broadcast.

The half-hour beginning at 9:30 a. m. will be given over to excerpts from Wagner music dramas: The Overture to “The Flying Dutchman,” the Prelude and Love Death from “Tristan and Isolde” and the Prelude to Act III of “Lohengrin.”

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For the last of his four guest-con-ducting appearances with the New York Philharmonic-Symphony Orchestra on CBS-WFBM tomorrow, Bruno Walter has chosen a program which has Strauss’ “Don Quixote” as the principal attraction. The cello soloist in these “Fantastic Variations on a Theme of Knightly Character” will be Joseph Schuster, and the solo viola parts will be played by Zoltan Kurthy. Both men are members of the orchestra. Mr. Schuster has played the solo under the baton of Richard Strauss himself, as well as with such conductors as Furtwangler, Kleiber, Klemperer and Barbiroili. “Don Quixote” will take up the last part of the program. Preceding intermission, listéners are to oe Weber's “Oberon” Overture and the Mozart G Minor Symphony.

“Voi lo Sapete” from Mascagni’s 50-year-old favorite, “Cavalleria Rusticana,” will be the featured aria when Helen Traubel sings the Chicago Women’s Sym Orchestra, conducted by Izler Solomon, on CBS-WFBM at 4 p. m. tomorrow. The American dramatic soprano of the Metropolitan Opera also will

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BENADUM TO SPEAK Clarence Benadum, Muncie attorney and Republican candidates for Governor in the primary, will speak at a legislative conference of juse tices of the peace at 1:30 p. m. to« morrow at 2210 N. Meridian 8t. Mr. Benadum, who is author of the political novel, * is the Hoosier Bar Association president. a

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a . BLASENG YMbrother o rt! at tha residene.” 1513 Pr BT day J Pr atarday st the. "rain

Rome. 13) 1398 Pro spect St. where wi Lo Monday a Washington Park. Friends in '‘BLOEMKER -- Louisa, widow of E. W. Bloomer, SF iiaced 3 Fri Reformed and Eva ange

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Service - at Monde AKL 3:30 Pi m. ‘age 78, -

“Band. of Mas. Hendricks, Hen band of Mas H .m Bros, a >" Ritnois at 10th St. enirad Gir feudn Park. Friends may call *

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KELSO—Grace May, beloved wife of Kelso dau hier of Samuel Can, Glen and Everitt Cain ares Conner Lae away at her h

Thursday, Feb. 6. Funeral Monda 3: BM. ot The Second Pilgrim im Haines ursh, S418 Cruft at. Finds at her home, 3800 8. Road. after 6 p. m. Saturday. ey Service.

KOSSOW-—Gustav, ee husband of

ha Smith (des life Frida: Roosevelt Ave, 3 3» g. m. Buria . on_ Park rion vited. Moors Par k Service. Bln |

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Thomas Nsughton mac Maries. Hire Sister | of Michael

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MOCK—Pear] D., of 217 8. Rura wite of George, sister of Mis ae ladys Decher.

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PEDERSON—Peter rest Thursday, ion ashes Anna Peder:

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Pe at the residence, Pirst Trinity Luth and McCarty 8ts.,, 2 p. call at above residence until service. Burial Concordia Harry W, Moore Peace Chapel .

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