Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 February 1941 — Page 27

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Indianapolis Sectional Winner

, State: Sectional Tournament Scores

INDIANAPOLIS y 3 t t, 30. — 3 at BP ech 25 iis ih: Castitnn "in ren ‘Central, 138; Broad Ripple, 34. we A ERSON

Elwood, 37; Summitville, 34. Pendleton, 46; Frankton, 25.

ATTICA

: Attica, 38; Kingman “Mellott, 24; Pe ryeiie, 3 Covington, '32; Newton, 15.

AURORA

Dilishoro, 86; Rising Sun, 35. Vevay, 55; Moorés Hill, 27.

BATESVILLE

“Supman, 43; New Marion, 3%; i Versailles, 20; Holton, 19.

BEDFORD

3 Spin ngville, 44: Williams, 21. * ‘Mitchell, 54; Huron, 15.

BLOOMFIELD

; Bloomfield, 35; Lin fr witz City, 40; ana. ‘18.

ns, 35; Mi dland, 22. : BLUFFTON hester Center, 35; Jackson Twp. 19. : he ton, 37; Rockcreek Center, 28. ial « BOONVILLE Pilllersbu 37; Chandler, 18. rreld So: Selvin, 22 2. PROWNSTOWN ownstown, 41; Vallo sctown, 38; FL ol 13. iS : BRAZIL ; go rt, 53; Ratriskgbure, 3s, po 24; Jemerson wp., Quincey, 28: ie ly pe

.CANNELTON

22: Rockport,

Troy, 20. y, 26; Grand View, 14.

Suifs! Topcoats! Overcoats!

Others $0

Not ordinary ‘used’ clothes, But garments uch more i he i yay ne * sterilized ond gle

Jewelry & Loan Co.

203 E. Washington St.

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CLINTON

Dana, 30; Bellmore, 21, Montéauma, Newport. $57 A Rackville, 26; Bridgeton 23. St. | Bernice, 32; ‘Bloomingdale, 24.

CONNERSVILLE

Connerscille, 47; Brownsville, 22. Everton, 36; Whitewater, 24

Harrisburg, 35; Orange, 27. Brookville, 35; Fairview Twp., 20.

CRAWFORDSVILLE

Crawfdrdiyiile 44; New Ross, 26. Ladogs, 35; New Richmond, 14. New Kirket, 33; Waveland, 16.

DANVILLE

Plainficid, 41; Brownsburg Clayton, 30; New Winches fer"

DECATUR

Ruklan % id Tere Twp., 23. EVANSVILLE

New Harmon Cynthiana, 18, Central Eva nsvilie). 82; Griffin, 18.

FLORA

Adam 28; Carrollton, 25. Delphi, i Cutler, 36.-

FRANKFORT

Frankfort, 28: Rossville, 21. Jackson, 40; Forest, 30.

FRANKLIN

Ninaveli, 13; Edinburg, 32. Center Grove, 41; Nashville, 26 Franklin, 32; Clark Twp. 15.

FT. WAYNE

sven, 42; Lafayette Central, 21. een (Ft. Wayne), 54; South Side, 46. Elmhurst, 34: res a Coesge, 26; n, 25. Maumee (Wasdbarn Twp.), 43; Leo, 31.

FOWLER

Fowler, 49; Pine Township, 8 Otterbein, 38; Gilboat, .17.

GARRETT’

vo ats, 25. GARY Washington (East Chicago), 89; Wirt Bedugrell (East Chicago hi a%: Dyer, 36. 39; Emerson (Gary),

Tolleston (Gary), Mann, 81; Hammond

Butler, 41;

Gary Horace

Tech, 29.

GOSHEN

Concord Township, 34; Nappanee, 27. Wakarusa. 44; Bristol, 39.

GREENCASTLE

usseliviile, 37: Cloverdale, 25. hay 43; Reelsville, 27.

GREENFIELD

t. Comfort, 8%; Oaklandon, "ia Cteentela, 36; MeCordsville, 30.

SEEENSBURG New Point. 29; Verne Greensburg, 5%; Fe erville: 18. North Vernon, 41; Clarksburg, HARTFORD CITY City, 28. ih Ry B Pennville, 28; Montpe lier, Dron

Jackson ‘Township, 41; Lancaster Town38; Jefferson, 1

25.

Arrin

_ Clear Creek, 38; a ion Township,

19. Union T

23; Rockcreek Center, 21. Polk Twp., 28.

JASPER Huntingburg,

26. Petersh burg, / Spurgeon. 31; Dubois, 29

Winslow, 27; Jasper, Si;

Markle,

JEFFERS ONVILLE

New Middletown, 32; Elizabeth, 30. Jeffersonville, 56; He enryviile, 21 . Corydon, 68: Berden, 24. Lanesville, 30; New Amsterdam, New Albany, 40; Charlestown, 22,

KENDALLVILLE LErane. 26 26; olf Lake, - {avertitie),

32 i awaka Kendallville. "46; Rome City, 35; Ligonier, 23; Sco

KOKOMO Gioeniown 46; New London ward Township, 40; Sax Towny LAFAYETTE Lafayette, 35; Stockwell, 28. W Dayton oe

e s Monitor. 23: Rom 22. Klondike, 3: Mantemorenel, 22.

LA PORTE Michigan Cf Gy, 56; Clinton Township, 45.

S pn field Township, 26. Rolling Brairie % facro ase, 36. » Hanna, 28; Uni *. ly oo

LEBANON

Jamestown, 33; Dover, 30 . Lebanon, 59; Thorntown, 22.

LOGANSPORT

Metea, 31; New Waverly, 27. Washington Twp., 24; Onward, a3.

MADISON Saluda, 40; Central, 21, Madison, 235; Scottsburg, 24. MARION Marion, 55; Swee 24. Gas City, 48; En Twp., 14. MARTINSVILLE

° Monrovix, 28; Morgantown, ». Martinsville, 38: Mooresville University, 51; Smithville, %.%° MONTICELLO Monticello, 34; Monon, 26. Brookston, 47: Round "Grove, 21. MOROCCO Wheatfield, 28; Goodland, Rensselaer, 36; Mt. Ayr, MUNCIE

Center, 38; Royerton, 34. Gaston, 37; Daleville, 22. Salma, '36; Eaton, 24.

NEW CASTLE

New Castle, 42; Straughn, 26. filphur S rings, 35; Cadiz, 19. t. Summit, 28; Lisi 16. NOBLESVILLE

Walnut gave, 46; Cicero, 35. Carmel, ; Windf all, 27. Sharpsviil a 39; Prairie TP 20. Fishers, 42; Westfield,

OAKLAND CITY

Hazelton, 22; Patoka, 20. Princeton, 43; PALO 21.

PERU Peru, 58; Butler Twp., 26. Bunker Hill, 44; Deedsville, 27. PLYMOUTH

North Judson, 37; Argos, 20. Culver, 47; Tiprisanice, 19. Center Twp.. 4 Bourbon, 38. Bremen, 38; West, 15.

RICHMOND

_Ceniorville, 49; Greens Fork, 34. Hagerstown, 49; Whitewater, 20. ° Fountain City, 39; Williamsburg, 26. ROCHESTER

Pulaski, 34: Winamac 33. Overtime.)

Ri Grass Creek, 28. rancesville, 31; wines, 10.

Star City, 33; Akron, 31

RUSHVILLE

Mays, 34; New Salem, Rushville, 40; Morton Memorial,

SALEM

Jronch Lick, 38; West Bade Morgan ownship, 65: Little York. 30. Leavenworth, 23. in, "ie: Hardinsburk, 22.

SHELBYVILLE

Lima, 27. springaci Twp., 23.

ship, 1

25. 30.

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Cleveland Hershey IDIANAFOLIS ee

Capitals Fall

‘Before Reds

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in company. Thé Capitals were intent on Eddie and were screaming at Smith for a whistle as Shill skated by and outmaneuvered Franks to score.

Behling Conducts Class

The second period was uneventful with lot of the action centered between the blue lines. Once Pep Young broke to give Franks a lesson in scoring but Dick Behling handed him 101A in defense with a nice check into the boards. Red

like Li'l Abner’s Salomey in protest. As nearly as we could interpret the message read, “Yo is robbing us,

Jud McAtee got off a blue line drive which dribbled for a moment on Karakas’ sleeve, but again he rose to the asion, Hal Jackson was censored for cross-checking as both sides roughed it up a bit near the middle part of this chukker. Most of action was in Redland with McAtee and Ken Kilrea heckling defensemen like Dodger fans at .a Flatbush double-header.

Bush Backs Up One

Jack Keating counted first for the Caps when he rifled a ort drive behind him from about 20 feet out to catch Mike unaware. Ken Kilrea set up the drive at 14:32, Less than two minutes later Eddie Bush, another former Capital, turned the hand of Providence to irony when, with the able assistance of Hugh Gustafson and Pep Kelley, he slapped ‘rebounds at Jimmy until finally he slipped left instead of right. -A perfect pass from Butch MecDonald to Eddie Bruneteau, whose skating had been the Capitals’ offensive feature all evening racked up the final local goal from directly out front, The time was 17:35. Before and after the Red’s final goal in the overtime the Blueshirts crashed at Karakas singly and in pairs, but Mike had closed for the evening, In desperation, with a few minutes to go, Herbie Lewis took Franks from the ice and shot on all forwards, but it was no dice. The summary:

Indianapolis 2) Providence (3) Fra Kar ka

or pil runeteau Gushion

Spares— (Indianapolis) McCaig. Behling, Thomson, K. Kilrea, H. Kilrea. Douglas. erchenratter. . Keating: (Providence) Ta DeMarco, Platz. Johnston, ob. d.

Dificisls—Reteree, Ag Smith;

Elwood linesman,

-Suore by Periods— Jndisnapolis 00 2 02

Proyidente 1—3 rst Period Scoring— (Providence) Shill (unassisted). 13:49, enalty—sShill (hook-

Second Period—No Jtorme; Penalty—

Jackson (cross-checkin

Third Period Frid — (Indians-olis) Keating I Kilrea), 14:32; Bruneteau (Mc"Bio¥ n). 17:35: (Providence) Bush (Kelly, Gustafson). 16:05. Overtime Scoring — (Providence) (JORBELns. Saves—Franks, 30; Karakas, 29.

Kelly

AMERICAN LEAGUE Western Division

Pittsbur Buffalo

rovidence

ew Haven Philadelphia 141 148 48 RESULTS LAST NIGHT 2rovidence, 3: INDIANAPOLIS, 2 (over-

Hershey, 4; Cleveland, 1. Buffalo. 5; New Haven, 1. NEXT GAMES

TOMORROW—Providence at Cleveland, Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, New Haven at Hershey, Buffalo at Sp Antic) Id.

Bowling

Dorsey Hoffa led the local bowlers last night when he turned in a 700 total in the Universal League. Hoffa’s Silver Cafe quintet took top team honors with 3,014 pins.

Individual scores: Hoffa, Universal Richton "Park kway ...... Rassmussen, Alliso Jack Pozner, Universal . Ward Sexton, Unive rsal .. Carl McAfee, Industrial .... Art Haymaker, Laundry .... A\l Kantney, E. C. Atkins .. id Hornberger, Printeraft ... d Frihage, Fietcher Trust . , Automotive ,

PHT INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Foster Guild-Plan Home Finished

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Books Give Home And Garden Hints

NEW BOOKS for persons inter= ested in better homes and: gar-

dens which may be borrowed at the Central Library or neighborhood branches include: GARDEN PLANNING AND BUILDING by H. Stuart Ortloff and Henry B. Raymore (Whittlesly House, McGraw Hill, New York). This is definitely a “how to do it” volume of the best type. It is intended for the gardener with moderate space who wishes to plan and plant for permanence. Chapters on basic landscape design, grading and lawnmaking, the circulatory system, walls, steps, fences, furnishing and lighting the garden, playground and game areas are included: COLOR—HOW TO USE IT by Sterling B. MacDonald (Follett Book Co. Chicago). Profusely illustrated with beautiful color plates, this volume is designed to give aid in harmonious color combinations.. It co-ordinates proved theories and present and past systems. EARLY AMERICAN DECORATION by Esther Stevens Brazer (Pond Ekherg Co., Springfield, Mass.) is one of the outstanding additions to the Julia Connor Thompson Memoria] Collection of fine books n the finer arts of home making. An historical sketch of early American decoration is followed by a detailed description of the tools and methods used. Stenciling, brush stroke painting, freehand bronze painting, gold leaf application, floating color work and japanning are discussed.

MOST FHA HELP IS UNDER $3000

»..126% of Business Falls

$4000 Class; 8500 ‘Below $3000.

56 Times Special

WASHINGTON, Feb. 28. — More than half of the new single-family homes constructed under the FHA plan in 1940 were valued at less than $50000, FHA Administrator Abner. H. Ferguson announced today. The median valuation of new homes on which mortgages were accepted for insurance in 1940 was $5059 including land. This compares with $5424 in 1939, $5334 in 1938, $5524 in 1937 and $5625 in 1936. These figures are for homes financed under Title II of the National Housing Act. In addition, approximately 8500 homes were financed with mortgages insured un-

or less and the valuations ranged from $2500 to $3000. Twenty-six per cent of the total

663 | business fell in the $4000 to $5000

valuation range. Only - a little more than 10 per

650 | cen of the FHA’s total business

under Title II in 1940 covered

¢40| homes values at more than $7000 638 | whereas in 1937, the first full year of its operations, properties valued

der Title I, where loans were $2500 |:

5418 Rosslyn Ave. . « , open tomorrow and Sunda, ~ # "

PUBLIC INVITED TO INSPECTION

Colonial on Rosslyn _Ave. Was Constructed for Samuel Elsea.

The three-bedroom English Colonial bujlt for Samuel A. Elsea at 5418 Rosslyn Ave. by L. R. Secrest was planned and constructed under the Foster Three - Way Housing Guild. It is being offered by Thomas F. Carson & Co. The Foster Guild, according to Robert S. Foster, president of the Foster Lumber Co., advised Mr, Elsea as to the home's site, arranged the financing, selected the builder,

and superintended the construction,

Offers Service to Others

“This same service is available to all who are faced with numerous questions when they are ready to build a home of their own,” Mr. Foster said. “A sound location, a design to fit the individual’s income, the correct materials, the selection of a reliable contractor, the financing, and the superintending of construction all are handled through the Foster Housing Guild at Jno added expense to the owner.” :

Open for Tuspection.

Mr. Elsea, who will show the home tomorrow and Sunday from 1p. m to 5p. m, is an interior decorator and has chosen appointments which embrace modern wall decorations, lighting fixtures and linoleum. The house has three bedrooms, a bath, a large living room with fireplace and colonial mantel, dining room, kitchen with built-in cabinets, a porch, a large basement with hotair furnace and air-conditioning Rag and a two-car garage.

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LENDING FOR HOMES HITS 10-YEAR PEAK

CHICAGO, Feb. 28.—The up603 | swing of prod¥ction, payrolls and 2 | Jobs in 1940 brought a 10-year record in lending activity to savings, building and loan associations and co-operative banks. The United States Savings and Loan League reports $1,199,579,000 disbursed during the 12 months to the nation’s home buyers, builders, and modernizers. This topped the previous year — itself a nine-year high—by 21.6 per cent, or $213,000,-

Moral Township, 23; Boy xstawn, 13. Morristown, 39; Mt. urn, 26.

SULLIVAN

Sullivan, 35; Fairbanks, Merom, 37; Pleasantville, a,

SOUTH BEND

Mishawaka Green Township, Washin sly. 37: Walkerton, North Liberty, 33; New Carlisle, 29

TERRE HAUTE Gerstmeyer Tech, 30; Fontanet, 22, Black Hawk, 21; Prairie Creek, 20. Otter Creek, 22: Wiley, 19. VALPARAISO

Merrillvile, 29; Low Wheeler, 34; Sar: Genter Portage Wahington Center, 17. 20.

Township, Townsh: 2. Valparaiso. 8%; Libert Hebron, 2%; Morgan Twp. YINCENNES Bruceville, 26; 25 Bicknell, 36; iuneatiand, 33. Sandborn, 38; Fritchton, 3 wasash

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McClure Exhibits

Jimmy McClure, three-time world doubles champion, will meet Bob Parrett of Indianapolis in an exhibition pingpong match Tonight at the Naval Armory.

Ask Bob Foster

‘The Elsea House Shown on This Page Was Built Through the . Foster 3-Way Building Plan

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Somerset, 42; Laketoen, 37; Wabash, Chester Township,

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