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‘America’ s Most Trapshooter’ Is
Times Special FRENCH LICK SPRINGS, Ind, July 17.—Blasting his way back in an avowed attempt to regain the laurels he won in 1939 when he won the Grand American All-Around Championship with a record-shat-tering total of 880 out of 900 targets, comes Phil Miller of French Lick Springs, recently named “Americh’s most colorful trapshooter.”
- The Grand American will be held as usual on the Vandalia, O.,
Honor Day
Ben Kelley
Sunday has been set aside by a committee of businessmen and friends as “Ben Kelley Day” at the Beech Grove baseball park in honor ‘of the veteran manager. Kelley, who has. been active in amateur baseball ranks in the city as player, manager and promoter for 28 years, threatens to retire at the end of the season. He is at present the manager of the Beech Grove team. His Beech Grove team has suffered only one defeat this season. Herb Pflum, chairman of the arrangements committee, asks all of Kelley's friends to bring their cars and meet in front of his store at Bethel and Raymond St. at 1:30 p. m. to take part in the parade to the park. The Beech Grove team will play the New Palestine team on this day. Prizes donated by merchants will be awarded the Bee¢h Grove
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Deaths—Funerals
Colorful a Firing Again
grounds, on Aug. 18-22. Since the
eventful week in 1922, when he won |FQ
the Grand American All-Around title with 939 out of 1000, the Jim Day Cup with 456 out of 500, the 16-yard champienship with 194 out of 200, and the Class A title with 195 out of 200, the French Lick sharpshooter. has been strictly the man to beat in any competition. One of his greatest feats in those days was his incredible run of 391 in a row in the Oklahoma State shoot of 1922, and he collected the National Handicap High Average title the same year with a percentage of .9355 on 1,350 registered targets. This marked the first and only time that a trapshooter was able fo win the high average title from the-distance of 23 yards, from which Miller shot all his clays in those days. . In 1924 Miller broke the world’s record by ‘breaking 100 consecutive targets from the 25-yard mark, at Clarksdale, Miss. He ran 118 in a row before missirig. The same year in the Grand American at Chicago he won the Amateur Clay Target title with 199 out of 200, the Jim Day Cup with 471 out of 500, the doubles with 181 cut of 200, the 16yard targets with 593 out of 600, and} won the National High Average Championship for the year with a percentage of 9823 on 2550 clays. Following a period of several years when he competed only in scattered meets here and there, Miller returned to the big time in 1937 with a tie in the Grand American doubles and won the Amateur Clay Target championship with 200 straight. In 1938 the eagle eye of the French Lick gunner began to return in earnest as he walked off with the Indiana State Championship with 200 straight and captured the entire program with 450 straight! He collected the National High Average title with the astonishing percentage of 9898 on 3050 clays. Miller continued his accurate shooting in 1939, winning the Grand American All-Around Championship with 880 out of 900. He broke 98 out of 100 in each competition, broke 128 straight, a new Grand American record, and as a crowning honor he was named captain of the 1940 All-American team. In the 1940 meet at Vandalia Miller was sadly off his game and finished well down in the list. This year will be different, if you can figure on the basis of the few events he has entered. In the last few weeks Phil broke every target in two events in which he competed and it is apparent that -the old refrain of “There’s Phil Miller, you have to beat him to win,” will again
players.
‘echo over the Vandalia grounds in ‘41,
By ART KRENZ NEA Service Golf Writer
A few weeks before winning the
Picard Tells How to Change From the Overlapping Grip
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LIEBTAG—MTrs. Mary oo Jane, age 92, died ur
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ed ( ey Pd Home in Green flood invited. Burial GreenHH may call ab ithe funeral
STER—Richard As age years, and Margerite La. Marie Vaughn and Akron, O., and Marcella Ginn of Indianapolis, passed away Thursday a. m. at "ysidence of daughter, Mrs. Ginn, 5140 W. Washington St. neral notice later. Leap Service.
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Deaths—Funerals
A rte RA A ————. Indianapolis Times, Thurs., July 17, 1941 FINKMAN-
1326 East Market St., Wednesday afternoon. Wife ; mother of M Pauline
3 m. today at the Funera Home, Interment FY United Hebrew Cemetery
Card of Thanks 2
BAUDENDIS friends, relatives, "and neighbors for Shes os pany and floral offerings in he loss our wife and mother, Lena Baudendistel. Especially we thank Rev. tocks and the singers. Husband and son,
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of Catherine, Dolores Richard, son of Frank Keller, ner of Mrs. Hazel Burgan of Terre Haute Ind. Services Friday W. Moore Peace Chapel, Park Cemete
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on. Mrs. i Emel
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loved wife of Roberf, and Mrs. Jesse J. Walsh, & Margaret Weinkauf, Mrs. Mi tricia, Joseph and Thomas Walsh, assed Jway Wednesday at residence, '3516 E. thy 8, Funeral Saturday. July 19, 8:30 m. at residen Francis De Sales Chureh, priends VI, Burial Holy Cross Cemetery. riends may call at residence. George W. Usher Service.
Myrtle Penrose, brother of William and Silver Penrose and Mes. Ma, me McGee, - passed way Hy edne era) t Shite ey Br Bros.
urday, 10 Chapel, Tilinois’ 2b four nence, Ind. Friends may iy at th chapel after 10 a. m. iday.
ry Btta, mother of Mrs. bert P. Moorman and Mrs. Glen Dixon, llywood, Fla. passed awa Bel ence, 46 W. 46th St., “wednesday evening. Services at the Flanner Bushasiah Mortua Saturday, Friends invited. Burial Crown Hu "Friends may oall at the mortuary. SULLIVAN—Michdel - B., usband of Gladys, father of James Be John Paul Gerald A., brother of Timothy and Josephine Sullivan and Mrs. Ma MeOH mince, passed away Wednesda 3 Pp. e 67 years. Funeral on 8 ine Dielners ® Funcr al Home, 251 E. York St., Saturday, 8:30 a. m. Requiem high mass Holy Cross Church, 9 a. Burial Holy Cross Cemetery. foriends may call at tue funeral home after 7
[' TTE—. L.., age 77. husband of Nora Witte, A ior oe Ida Hayes, Walton Witte, Ora Greenwood, passed away Wednesday. Services at the Dome Post Road near 38th Bt Friday, 2 m. (Standard Time). Burial Oaklandon, Frienas may call after 4 p. m. Thurs-
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SMALL grocery and meat market doing eXe cellent business with living quarters, Sito jue station, Will sacrifice at once, 7 N. Alabama.
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HERB. C. Auto Tops, Upholstering & Seat Covers.
(BARBER—BEAUTY SCHOOLS) INTERNATIONAL BARBER Washington, [I.7-0700. Beauty School, 320 N. (BARBER & BEAUTY SHOP) 'S BARBER -& BEAUTY SALON 63 W. 34th. WA-0NS3, aay SHOPS
MARY E BEAUTY SHOP, 507 Roosevelt Bide. LI-0673. Hair Ps rz, Permanent Vaving.
iaternatiooal RI-696
THE HOME ELEVATOR, Industry Established Southeastern. LI-2341.
(FARM SUPPLIES AND MATERIALS) SAVE by purchasing ALL your farm supplies. aterals and ay ment trough your Marion Co. roan Co-op. Assn., 731 W Sn LI-63:
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3 i S Hansco Tackers: *Acme ak i ¥ 4] Ave, RI-0343. af = anents, $2 vp. 8 (NASH An
dustrial Staplers, Stap ILLINOIS I OHIO IT. FT a IFENDE) NASH DEALER—NEW—USED |, vo VREBAKER. NEW. USED; A ) "AIR-CONDITIONED = = “Bids. Sew IEAUTY SMON EX.r Ford Fence Co. HuTF ane eres a 010 gp EOUSH MOTOR SALES asm! He ET GO Re setts and Pennsylvania. low orices: (ree estimates: ter ashington - = me Trade » rs U-NEATA_ BEAUTY SHOP 1606 § Meri. S441 "Nisbet, BR-0317 6818 Cornell (NURSERIES) ra Expert n EAGLE CREER NURSERY GO. ING 83d NS) ; Beauty Culture. (FENCE COMPANIES) EAGLE CREEK NURSERY CO.. ING. 82d %. AUTO and DIAMOND EC Ly Cul SHOP achiss:| HOOSTER FENCE ©0. Factory, lawn, Tari | —Si-Lalavetie Road. Route $3. CO-236L TAVERN, Entertainment BEAUTY Tea FICE PRINTING) er New Management.
less permanents, up, complete. 5328 Est. free. Easy terms. HU-8361, HU-6665. Massachusetts, LI $1-0832. PRINTING CO. Ave. : ’ (BEVERAGES) : wana,
(FLOOR SANDING) UP BEVERAGE CO. INC. FLOOR sanding and refin. MA-8%. (TAXI CABS) and Refinan Washington. Tops for Taste. " APEX CLUB—F. MONTHS TO
Lea ames, Ww at go Park ’
«37 Mass,
LEF'S TOWN every night.
Unde 3756 College
DREN 685 Century Bldg. (PAINTING)
HECK & MORRISON—Painting, interior and 1903 rior. Free estimates. CH-4748,
, E. tshing. Terms {if desired. No CH-1656 ro hington extra cost. 811 W Rorts Bt 13008 a © BLYTHE BUBSBER STAMPS) aw AND USED)
>. 281K. PANDELL, 3117 Ww ao om es.
BLYTHE RUB STAMP CO. FLORIST — Delaware, 14145. Name stamps, 30c Dosiie Methodist Hosni tal. A-02 v. (TRUCKS FOR ¥ RENT) FRATERNAL ORDERS). T a new truck!
_____ (BODY SHOP—PAINTING) TRIANGLE BODY SHOP mpiete Body, REN Move - FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES. | Jourselt Tender Pathe BEA Rt RIAL "8 It Yourself, Inc.. 333 E. South. R111: Capitol. 29 (VARIETY STORE)
Fender Repairs: Paint pecialty. . THIEL, Secretary. —(CANOES—BOATS "OF ENT) | i ND (CANOE ATS TOR &ENT) VISIT ELSON'S Soci Rui
For Rent G city (FUNERAL DIRECTORS) BIT ot VARIET ERAL HOME. undays—Lunches - Canoes, Boats ¢... "ouse 5r-ooms. | i500 fi __FEENEY FON Be “Quali
2339 N. WA-4504. (CARPENTERING) H. HERRMANN 1505 S.- Est. MA-8488. ROY. J. TOLIN. 1308 Prospect. : J. C. WILSON. MA-9433. 1230 Prospect. (FUR COMPANIES)
PUR COATS Cleaned, $3.50. ‘CALL Now INDIANA FUR oS. LI-2378.. 20-31
(FLORISTS)
1601 N Capitol, op“Flowers for
(PHYSICIANS)
DR. JOSEPH L. STOREY, 0: N. Tlinois, office, TA-3660; res. TA-5270.
(PIANOS) BALDWIN PIANO SALES RUUM 44 8 Penn MA-143) (PLASTERING)
PATCH plaster new and old work; - <cializing in old work. LI-7129. »e
G and cement work, specialty, reasonable
OF. 4300
Temple
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LEER FLY i“
new and prices.
229
Protect Grille, Fender a n d Lamps, a necessity on 3ll late model cars. ' 21 inches Long—15 Inches High «
. Model Airplane Kits We! Welouty a Large and Complete
..... 106, $1.50
Br Airplane Supplies OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY, 6:30 A. M. TO 10: 30 P. M.
LUE POINT
old a WA-2655.
$4.95 $i.19 $1.98 3 08
MA-6969. MA-4044. (PRINTING)
ADVANCE PRINTING meg 352 8. Tinos Boon m 430,
685 Century Bldg.
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TRY OUR SERVICE & TRANSFER
ECONOMIZE. LI-9642. (REAL &STATE—GENERAL)
Robt, MacGregor Co. ,"%%5
(REAL ESTATE—INSURANCE)
JOHN SONS ESTABLISHED. | %s W OHIO.
(REAL ESTATE—SALES & EXCHANGE)
Elbert b. HeBanial Re.
. Type 9-foot Bait Rod Visa $3.00 Split Bamboo 9-Ft. Reel type bait rod $2.00 Agatine Guide 2-plece Steel Rods $3.00 9-Ft. *-jolnt Bauibes Fly Rods 4-Ft. Fish Bringer ......se000000000000000. 24-Inch Fish
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(FURNACE CLEANING) CLEANING REPAIR G— Victor Thiers urners, 8 rs TALL NEAL PURNAGES 11.487 (FURNACE REPAIRING & ES ies
EXPERT furnace repairing, cleaning. EstiFr Septtol 1 Automat c Heating Corp.,
{WRECKING COMPANIES)
1320 Kenthoks Ave
Reel . Level Winding $ ] Casting Reel ......,... 2.29 Winding Casting Reel SOFTBALL le f t ht's in Smith$6 Pflenger Akron, Level Wind- Hind "Al-Star Le 7 id ing, Anti-Backlash Lions. 8 p. m. E, C. Atkins vs. Speedway Mer- . i $10.00 Pflenger Summit Anti JJ| ° Pr ™ Weyne Park vs. Zenite Sto): 1 1 ight 1 - Backlash Casting Reel, $8 6 5 Haste In dant Ligne s, games in e Jeon e J. Mayer, 5. Union Trust, 8; Domo: $25.00 Pfleuger Supreme Anti- Seven Up, 9; Bookwalter-Ball-Great-Backlash Casting $18 7 5 . Mitchell A. C. is seeking a game for Sunday. . Call Everett Grist at BE-5533 Quart Jor gue James with Danville call H. 2-Piece Washington ahd State Bis SOmOriow evening at 7 p. for night game at Fort- / hye Willard ink or a wil b le-header Sunday Buckets starting a For Games write Hyatt 32.00 Minnow Buckets, 12-guart heavy Goldsmith's Secos softball team, winners SHOWA, ...e.0u..us. Savas . Ale WOOD BARREL OF Hooks ......... 100 Assorted Lhe SOFTBALL STADIUM Feezle Manufacturers’ Softb 1 League: Large Variety of 50¢ 1: wn Sour vs. UR 8t. RailPlugs 9:30—Local No. 1001 vs. A, F. of 1. No. 165. 23 STOUT STADIUM c Le Jongh) , J. D. Adams vs. L. 8S. Ayres. al 8:15 p. _ ’ Gibson Co. vs. Cresent Paper. and FLY BAITS, 10¢ up Parts. Results fa Loi] night's games in Em8- Lh. Test Silk Casting prerside Buddies, 8; City Sanitation 7 aor | Wolf Sussman, inc. Shakespeare Nylon Casting Market. 0, 3; Richardson Line, 50-yd. spool — 2 * ESTABLISHED 40 YEARS 1 virginia Ave. m. tomorrow for OPPOSITE STATEHOUSE—LI-2749 trip to- LOBanSPort. R i-viecs sword steel : ’ asting Rods > CARPENTER—Cement and brick c roofing and | remodeling. Screens hr RUPTURE |= = a and aL oa ting. ‘Sere ore rches. BL-0359 " x) (CATHOLIC CHURCH SUPPLIES) SAY USERS OF SXKES SERVICE CANNING. 18 E Maryla BY, Tearing a Poorly Fitted Truss, Rupture Grows GraduWorse and (CA C_SUPPLIES) = Eminent Physicians, Insuran pani LH, U i ot a Pax cians es a SER. VICE. ara Compe ne i iverstties : (CEMENT FINISHERS UNION) CEMENT 2 J SATURDAY, JULY 19—Hours 10 to 9 S. ibe 30008 SUNDAY, JULY 20—Hours 10‘ to 4 VICE, Gen. Off. ay Wis. _Bra nches Suffered with ’ ot ries: Serves. Ri is
$3.00 Shakespeare’ Tras ots $5.00 Shakespeare Triumph Level $6.50 Shakespeare New $ Thumbless Wonder Reel 4.95 SPEEDWAY STADIUM p. m. Ballard Jgague: Cream vs. Speedway Casting Reel ... chatis. Level Wind Kiefer-Stewart, 9; hoy Mitchell-Scott, 8; Banner-Whitehill, 4. Reel, only $1.00 Eight- mx Ring ; Fountain Squares A. Oss will leave E Minnow lay Shelbyville at Johnson, iis Pw. 20tR Si galvanized as $i 29 . 10 Fish Be Fish Hooks .. Schedule for tonight's ames in Bushto $1.00 Casting 8:15—Hot Point vs. Kingan A. Schedule for .Em-Roe ‘Industrial Softball Large : Variety ot FLIES 9:30 p. m., Stock Yards vs. Metal A Roe. Civic Le: 2 Line; 50-Yard Spool 55¢ Association, 4; Kay ayne Park Garage, 239 W. WASH ST. 2 1 Labor Temple eR meet at 45 Ganting Boas 1 WITHOUT SURGERY OR INJECTION work IN A FEW MONTHS 2 articl (G YOUR LIFE IS IN DANGER ERIEG “BROTHERS HOUSE, 19 E. Ohio St., Office LI-2173 A "SYKES SERVICE at HOTEL LINCOLN, Indianapolis TELE Suslanised, CONSULTATI FREE for Men, omen. £
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MA-4033. Want Ads. cost 168s and prod
