Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 June 1941 — Page 14

. Miss Patty Berg (left), Minneapolis professional golfer, receives the Centr from Mrs. Charles B. Willard, president of the Women’s West: ern Golf Association after winning the 1941 Women’s Western Open title with a 7 and 6 victory over Mrs. Burt Weil of Cincinnati at Cin-

“cffinatl. Miss Berg will give an

tomorrow and will team with Helen Dettweiler against Dorothy Eis

exhibition at Highland golf Tlub

= A O., June 16 (U.P.).—Clayton Zeter who won his first mmjor golf tournament when he took the $5000 Mahoning Valle left for Toledo today where he will pair with Dick Metz in the Tver

“The 220-pound ex~-candy factory ker took the $1200 first ied with a 72total of

the rainnched, par 70 oning Coun- Clayton Heafner Club course. At the 54-hole mark he was in ond place, tied with Lawson Litand Bobby Cruickshank, Richid, Va., with 207, one stroke be‘Lloyd Mangrum of Chicago. However, Mangrum falteredAwith a two over par final round while ‘Heafner continued to smash stand- | figures. P. G. A. Champion Byron Nelson 67-70-73-67—277 for second pice He threatened Heafner’s lead, roaring through the last nine ; 31—three under par—but on the ast hole missed by an inch a 15foot putt that would have given a birdie and a tie. g third, place with 278 e¢ Ben Hogan, the leading ey-winning professional, and * Mangrum. Little and Cruickshank were one stroke behind in fourth. Zong driving Johnny Bulla=finKes with 281, Tony Penna, Day- , O., with 282 and Open Champion Craig Wood, of Mamaroneck,

Low amateur was Marshall Carl- , Toledo, with 290. felson’s 277 brought him $750 ‘and Hogan and Mangrum took $500|a ‘each of the prize money. Liste and

; The Indianapolis Firemen today could boast supremacy over their docal mates in the Indiana-Chio dianapolis

Twice the Firemen downed the autskys yesterday at Lafayette. ¥ Laddies scored an 8-7 decision the first game with timely BH g, then edged the Kautskys, 3 na the nightcap. Johnny Km tched two-hit ball ® win ‘this one.

acobs Retains Title

‘MERION, Pa. June 16 (U. P.).—

Helen Jacobs, former American and}

fed on champion, retained the sylvania and tern states ‘omen’s Lawn Tennis title yesterby defeating Philadelphia's pe Knowles, 6-1, 6-0.

“lowns Are Winners

Satchel Paige and two other|Wade. ) ers who toiled on the mound Gal

Paige's All Stars were ineffecagainst the Ethiopian Clowns, scored an 8-1 victory in a -end baseball game at Perry um.

ent Midget Victor : Times Special Zent of Roanoke, ‘Bob Bread-

pg of Greenfield and Buston Bunof Dayton, ran one-two-three in

LADELPHIA, June 18 (U. ~World: Bantamweight Cham-

Lou -Salica defends his 118-

ind title against Tommy Forte of |n ladelphia in a 15-round bout at|3 be Park tonight.

-| Pa: sek. Bestudik tarr,

Open,

Georgetown $

Sets Shot Mar

NEW YORK, June 16 (U. P.).—A new world record and a new American standard were added today to the shotput marks owned .by Al Blozis of Georgetown University. Blozis featured the Father’s: Day sports parade at the Polo Grounds yesterday by tossing the eightpound shot 74 feet 2% inches to better the previous world mark -of 70 feet % inch held by Bill Watson of Michigan. Blozis’ 56 feet 614 inch effort with the 16-pound ball bettered his own unofficial American mark of 56 feet 1 inch as well as the accepted American record of 55 feet 10% inches held ‘by Elmer|3 Hackney of Nebraska.

Greg Rice of South Bend, Ind, sped to a 9:04.8 victory in a paced -529-mile race against the two man team. The race was run on a five laps to a mile grass track.

Braves Sell Babe

PITTSBURGH, June 16 (U.P) — The Boston Braves announced here last night the sale of First BaseHan | Babe Dahlgren to the Chicago

Another Sunday

(First Game) _ INDIANAPOLIS R

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Ambler, ss . Shoke ane Lewis." gp Hun

Zientara, Graham

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Bestudik batted "tor ‘Pasek in ninth. Lakeman batted for Starr in ninth. MINNEAPOLIS

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Seton

Haefner, p ese0 asa.

, | Indianapolis Misnesvols

Gate Ww Blackburn, nning.

Ambler. ase hits— anneker, Left - on 8. 4.

neanolis id Hue ag Tit by pitcher—Bv Haefner (Graham). & pires—Austin ‘and Weafer. - Time—1:4

—Blackburn. wil pe So Two-ba Ambler. e:

‘(Second Game) INDIANAPOLIS Blackburn, 3b

Ambler, ss Shokes, 1b . Lewis,

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PD ..

Totals rae Indianapolis Minneapolis Runs batted in—Bl keman, Gaftke, Ditngker Wright Denning Two-ba Wi wis, Bama Wr foi, mort Base TY plays—Zientara to Ambler.’ An) er > Dies. be on akon Su A men “l I de > EW RT i oH

*ed0esr es

4 Ambir of e

Tosan 2

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{games. Both games were Southern

—|Backpeddling before Louis finally

3 winner in the '25-lap automobile jrace here yesterday. Spider Webb

Take OverB Brewers: ?

MILWAUKEE, ‘June 16 (U.P) ~— George ‘Trautman, president of the | American Association, said he prob‘ably would ‘assume direction of the faltering Milwaukee Brewers baseball team today. Henry Bendinger, president and chief stockholder of the Brewers, offered Trautman his power of attorney during the week-end so that he could manage the club's ‘affairs. Trautman said, however, that he planned to investigate legal aspects | of the offer before taking charge. “Im not certain how much authority Henry Bendinger’s power of attorney would give me,” Trautman sald.. “If there a no legal barriers, I'm willing to. accept .the | responsibili z But ri gorve ohly|,

is necessary’ fo arrange for new ownership of the Brewers.” The - American Association’ president sald his first act would be to arrange player deals, hoping to strengthen the club both financially and. competitively. He predicted that several deals might be consummated today and that. some of the present} members of the team might be released.

Reynolds, Hall Opén Mat Card Dave Reynolds ‘of Idaho, and Stacey Hall, assistant mat mentor at Ohio State University, will open the outdoor wrestling card tomorrow night at Sports Arena. Light’ heavyweights will‘ be seen in ‘all three of the matches. In the other supporting encounter, Jack Hagen of New Orleans, goes against

Jules La Rance of Canada. - Headliners are Rilly Thom, chief

Yorn, and Seargeant Bob Kenaston, a Marine. Kenas has not been defeated since'invading this territory last winter. He upset Frankie Talaber here last Tuesday. The main event is for two falls out of three, or 90 minutes.

Amateurs

Games tonight in Marion County Church Athletic Association: 3 FS Amn Eris 0 Minas dhurst Baptist vs. Mortis st. Mota y Deckard Storage t team of Terre Haute split even. in a doubleheader at Speedway Stadium last night. Richardson’s ‘Market defeated them, 3 to 1, in the first game and they won the second from E.C. Atkins, 6 to 5. In the opening game the Hoosier A. C. Girls walloped the Hoosier Beer Girls of South Bend, 11 to 5.

Games tonight in Bush-Feezle Downtown Merchants Softball League: : as :00 P. M.—Indiana Gear -vs. J. D.

‘15 ‘P. M—Gibson Co. vs. L. tres. 130° P. M.—Burford Printing - onnegut Hardware. Schedule for Em-] BEm-Roe Pivot City Softball League tonight at Stout

Stadium; 3 00—S. 8S. Turnets ig Hoosier Veneer.

3 25-]pdiana Fur 1 wry MCA

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The Mitchell A. C A. C. softball team defeated the U. S. Hame Co. team last night at Stout Stadium, 4 to 8. Henry Gooch - was the : winning pitcher, allowing only -three hits. In the preliminary game Mutual Milk defeated Martins Market, 7 to 3. » ” 8 . BASEBALL The Indianapolis Eagles defeated the Southport Red Birds yesterday afternoon at Stout Stadium by the identical scores of 5 to 0 in both

Indiana League tilts and leave the Bagles with three wins and one loss! in the league. Hop Howard of the winners allowed just four hits in first game and Fred Kafader gave up only three in the second.

Pastor, Scott Battle For Chance at Louis |=

WASHINGTON, June 16 (U. P.) —New York's Bob Pastor and Buddy Scott, Texas-born local heavyweight, meet at Griffith Stadium tonight in a 10-round bout which exch hopes will serve as a springboard for a crack at Champion Joe Louis’ title. Pastor was rated a 2-to-1 favorite on the basis of general ring experience . and reputation—much of it gained during 20 rounds of

caught up with him. Pastor went 10 full rounds with Louis in their first bout and lost on a decision. He was knocked out in the 11th round of their return match.

Out-of-Towners Take

Archery Honors

Most of the honors in the Indian-| apolis Archery Club’s first tournament of the season yesterday went to out-of-town marksmen. Mrs. Zola Brown of Tipton, with 1057 points, led the women, and Jack Wendling of Columbus, with|1120, won -the men’s event. Mrs. Paul Earl of Lafayette and Edith Swisher of Noblesville finished second and third among the women, while Dan Purcell of Noblesville and Clinton. Ferrell of Jndianapolis trailed Wendling.

Booker Is First Times Special PFT. WAYNE, Ind, June 16.—Elbert Booker of Detroit. was the

of Bell, Cal, finished second, and Sony Bettenhausen of Chicago was dq, Ca : z :

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(HIDES, WOOL, FURS)

M. STITLE CO, 226 KENTUCKY AVE. B RI-0644. RES. HU-2836.

(HOME MAINTENANCE) NATIONAL FLOO! Floor Sind and R airing. a EL & , LI-3728. . 1 ¢ Carrollton, {HOOVER SWEEPERS)

HOOVER CO., Sales and gd Service, L131 At Delaware. Free home tri

(HOTELS)

Merz E . Ne 300 8.

‘AN HOTEL--Corn & arket. MA-2301. “Pireproat buil ansients, Permanen

Sam Anselmo, Mgr. 220 W. Ohio. Li-2368

INSECT DESTROYERS) "INSECT SPRA Household OO National Co. 229 Indiana. RI-23237.

¥ KILLS Sanitation

A Ee Normvesiern | Mutu Life Insurance.

(INSURANCE)

Revoked Drivers’ License INSURANCE CERTIFICATES

313 A HEROT Bo,

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HRN GA. ] (1LABOR ORGANIZATIONS) UNION PRINTERS make Sood 0d -oustomets. ain A Onion. ARRIERS' LABOR UNION re Saad N. Senate. LI-7283. : (LOANS) SACKS BROS. LOAN CO., Cor. Tiinols & Ohio, RI-5804. Loans on Anything. (LUMBER) CE WRECKING CO. 320 na St. LL be HR CO., Tndianapotis 0 a Stock Yards, RI-6000. MEALS CHICKEN INNER) NOBLES! THE ELMS. CHICKEN D. DINNERS, home style, $1; alae. luncheons, 50¢, 75¢. Reser- | (MINERAL WATERY

Mt. Valley Mineral boy : ud Eng im Joe § Springs, rh a.

(MOTOR RE LINES)

Ine. Tana Te Vagal

, (MOVING) €0., Frank FR Dla Service. 3141 ve., TA-3741. : ? (Moving 8. & STORAGE) SHERMAN. long distance Fhoving and a) yo , - GA-2920.

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SPECIAL low rates for week ends.

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RENT 4 BAND ISTRUMENT LEMS

1 A EARSON'S mas Comp. Music Hs

120-130 N Penn LI-5518

6 Used Uprights, $12 Each MARION MUSIC. CO, 8X: Fenn.

Open Eves.

‘Baldwin: Piano Salesroom

‘offers best values in pianos. 44 8. Penn St. ‘Open eves. MA-1431,

PROFESSIONAL DRUM SET. $39 50 USED—SPECIAL v Indiana. Music Co. optn Even ll

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Individuals

(PRINTING) FOR better prin at ae rice. R1-8272, SUP! AL a Massachusetts.

ADVANCE PRINTING CO., Emil V. Shaa -mgr., 353 8. Illinois, Room 430, L100,

HENDREN PRINTING CO. 685 ts century Bldg. MA-3467.

ou need PRINTING, Think of pcEa THE PRINTER. 137 B. New

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Robt. MacGregor Co. ,;3% Fenn.

TREAL ESTATE) LARGE — SMALL-—-NEW—OLD-—SINGLES DOUBLES~APTS. MRS. EVANS, IRe 2960. . LI-3722. HU-52¢1. Harry Harmon 416 Brd. Trade Bldg.

SOLD OVER $1,000,000 worth Indianapolis homes. Have 3000 sales force ane cover the city. og hethe vou wish to buy or

sell, ca 0. L. STARKS. MA-9347.

FOR REAL SALES SERVICE CALL MISS LEE-—IR-1916

(REAL ESTATE—INSURANCE)

ELCH & SONS \ ESTABLISHED, T0662. W. OHIO.

(REAL ESTATE-—SALES & EXCHANGE)

Elbert L. MeDaniel. F:-iu¢

Studebaker Realty S53:

2308 Shelby. (REAL ESTATE--SUBDIVISION)

NORTHDALE LAND CO. 1019 Lemcke Bldg. MA-3583. (REAL ESTATE—SUBURBAN) ALLEN, WM. 8. 130 N. Delaware, MA.

1468. Specializing in large tracts for 28 years.

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ESTATE—-SUBURBAN, CITY) SIDE AGENT, "Walter Folkerth. 4200 E. Washington IR-4200. (REOREATIONS) HUNT RECREATIONS, INC.— ash ton. RI-0534.. Bowling 10 iards. Air-conditioned. DEFELANE E -— 9 # ¥ dors his con tioned “alle; | (RENT E> NEW CAR!)

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DRIVe UR-SELF, 39 Kentucky Ave., RI-7788.

(RENT A NEW TRUCK)

new truck? Move IT YOURSELF INC. 333

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(RUBBER STAMPS) Na a ET IE oN

‘Delaware. LI-41 NAME ST 30¢, attioet: srhiF sh. LAGS.

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