Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 January 1942 — Page 11

Big Ten Divides Info 'Haves"

And 'Have Nots,' With Indiana In 'Win or Else’

Wildcats, Gophers Meet, In Big Game Tonight

The Big Ten basketball race was divided into the “haves” and the “have nots” today with additional fast breaks developments planned for this evening. The “have a victory” teams were Purdue, Minnesota, Illinois, Northwestern and JYowa. Indiana and Wisconsin were not listed in the “win column” but the defending champion Badgers and the runnerup Hoosiers were not discounted. One of the two was sure to enter the good side tonight when they tangle at Bloomington. Originally booked as a early race test of Conference power the game was changed now into a victory-or-else-battle, A | team might not be able to off-set two straight losses in this loop. The big game of this evening matches unbeaten Minnesota and sophomore-studded Northwestern. The Irish of Notre Dame can brag| of Wildcat victory but they are alone in that class. Indiana lost to them Saturday night, 50 to 40. All the members of Purdue’ hoopla circus loafed and looped through seldom-scoring Chicago, 84 to 19. Minnesota kept up its 50points a game average by swamping | Ohio State, 56 to 42, while Towa handed Michigan a defeat, 40 to 34. Illinois became a team to watch along side Minnesota and Northwestern by toppling the Badgers, 55 to 40. The sophomores appeared to be; taking up in basketball right where © they left off in football—as the big shots. Northwestern's O t t © Graham proved his metal against Indiana by | one-handing 15 points in the second | half for the Wildeats while Illinois had four second-year men in her line-up that beat the Badgers. The loss of Capt. Andy Zimmer in the last half by the foul route hurt the Hoosiers. They had battled evenly in the first period with a 20 to 19 half-time score favoring the Wildcats. But as Graham went up so Zimmer went out.

Fight Tonight The Big Ten

TONIGHT Wisconsin at Indiana. Michigan at Purdue. Towa at Chicago. Minnesota at Nerthwestern. SATURDAY NIGHT Ohio State at Purdue. Indiana at Minnesota. Chicago at Northwestern.

TMlinels at Mighigan. Wisconsin at Towa.

Butler Fifth On Gobs’ List

The greats of the Great Lakes Naval Training School, it appears, are the Midwest's finest exponent of the balli-in-the-hoop play. Their now-you-see-it-now-you-don’t passing has a careless disregard for narfes and defenses that come only to the professional. They turn the pressure on and off like a “coach's dream,” going when they have to and loafing when it is convenient. The best that Indiana can offer its colleges and universities have “pushed” but never frightened the Middies.

Butler Is No. §

Butler was No. 5 on their Hoosier ‘hit parade.” The score was 51 to 40 and the Butlers played good ball. The Bulldogs like everyone else was awed by the names and ball-hand-ling for the first half. But they rallied to outscore the Sailors in the second period. Big Dick Klein, a Northwestern gift to the Navy, was the chief sailor point getter in Saturday night's game at the Field House. He turned in 17 which is exactly the number

garnered the night before at Dan-

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North Methodist Church. The body will lie in state at the church from 8 o'clock until the time of the service. The Rev. Mr, Warriner was 69. He died in Methodist Hospital after a year’s illness. His home was at 3750 N. Delaware St. He retired from active service in the conference in June 1940 and came here from Walkerton to make his home. Following his admittance to the Methodist conference in 1905 he held pastorates in Winamac, Rockville, Rochester, Maple Avenue Methodist at Terre Haute, Clinton, Whiting, Hyde Park Methodist at Hammond, and Walkerton. \ He had been president of the Battle Ground Assembly at Battle

Epworth League Institute Assembly. Born in ‘Lancaster, Mo, the Rev.

As field agent for the Indiana Methodist Children’s Home at Lebanon, he came to Indianapolis in 1936 anti until 1938 he held that post at which time he went to Walkerton to take a pastorate. . The Rev. Mr. Warriner was a member of the board of trustees of Methodist Hospital here, the Indiana Methodist Children’s Home and the Garrett Biblical Institute. Surviving are his wife, Alice S.; a daughter, Mrs. Leslie A. Helgesson; two grandsons, Allan and Ronald Helgesson, all of Indianapolis, and a brother, George of Lancaster. Active pallbearers will be Ross Hallgren, L. R. Jones, Dr. Merwyn Bridenstine, William Davis, Don Beckenbaugh and Albert Dunlap.

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his teammates against Ohio State one-handed and tipped for a 21 to

with 15 points but they pass the |30 score

scoring around, just like the foot-| ball team. A fast break dazzled the | bas Buckeves except for a few minutes) when four sophomores were running} for Ohio. The Waukegan Wonder, Mr. Gra-| ham. could only get one point in| the first half against Indiana, but) turned on in the second. Clason | and Wendlund were often in the scoring list. Towa at Chicago probably means | a second Hawkeye victory. Vie

From ‘there on the boys matched baskets.

Conference Has ‘Nineteen Games

Nineteen Indiana College Conference games are included on the Hoosier net schedule this week. Notre Dame entertains Washing-

Siegel paced the Towa men against ton of St. Louis Wednesday. But-

Michigan with 11 points. Chicago's) mere 18 against Purdue classifies) them rather low in the loop. Nlinols and Ohio State are idle tonight. The Illini’s Badger defeat] stamps them as the big contender | while Ohio State with footballer, Dick Fisher going may develop. | Minnesota was pretty terrific. They hit 18 out of 21 ‘free throws. (B.F)

Ali Pasha Back at Armory Mat Show

Ali Pasha, the Hindu who has won on three previous occasions at the Armory, will wrestle on the show there tomorrow night. He has been signed to meet Bill Canny of Memphis, Tenn, a newcomer. They will meet for one fall. Headliners are George (EK. 0) Koverly of Los Angeles and “Wild Bill” Longson of New York, who will grapple two falls out of three. In the one-fall semi-windup, Andy Rascher of Cedar Lake will meet Louis These of St. Louis, former champion.

This Jockey Could Win By a Whisker

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ler meets Wabash | during the week, Indiana Central] goes after its eighth straight vietory against Ball State. The con- | fense schedule:

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Success Story PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 5.—Charley O'Brien, cage coach at LaSalle College, was captain of the freshmen, acting captain of the varsity in his junior year and co-captain in his senior year as a player at Temple University.

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Mrs. Carrie B. Hess Mrs, Carrie B. Hess, a resident here 25 years, was to be buried this afternoon in Mount Pleasant Cemetery following services at 2 o'clock in Mount Pleasant Christian Church. Mrs, Hess died Saturday at her home, 61 Regent St, after two years illness. She was born in Castleton and was a member of the Mount Pleasant Church. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Georgia Harris; and four sons, Oscar, Walter, John and Paul, all of Indianapolis.

Margaret Spacke

Mrs. Margaret Spacke, lifelong resident of Indianapolis who died Saturday in her home after a twoweeks’ illness,

p. m. tomorrow in the home. She was 87. Mrs. Spacke had lived the last 26 years at 121 N. Bosart Ave, and was a member of the Second Reformed Church. Survivors are four daughters, Mrs. Minnie Byers, Mrs. Clara McDermid and Mrs. Neil King, all of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Anna Brabender of Elkhart; two sons, Herman and Charles Spacke, both of Indianapolis, 11 grandchildren and four greatgrandchildren.

Chalmer A. Nickum

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N bldg. dults. 2725 N. Meridian.

newly dec., in-a-door, separate shower, ‘stoker, utilities, except lights, good transportation. See custodian

PEN NTL VANLA 2028'2 N.-Nice room,

LA SALLE,

N., 2310 ee. rooms, heat,

31 water furnished. CH-42

bed, also young man share front well furnished room, twin beds.

CLEAN, airy, front room. Modern hom 81 N. Ewing, near RCA. Call after Pp. m.

ROOMS-—Downtown, ¢lean, near bath, doubles. Reasonable.

Delawar

20%; singles.

8. city heat;

RICTLY modern, separate entrance,

ST tiled bath, constant hot water, gentle-

Furn. Houses.—Apts.

18A

2335—3-room bath, modern

KENWOOD, "apartment: excellent heaty-utilities; $11.

3 Sau. JARES from Allison’s—3-room rtment, private

base abat entrance. Adults. BE-2265.

man preferred. TA-0018. WARM, modern room: next bath: phower:

HOMES, apts.; lar White's ARCY.

e selection; $45 to $125. A-4466. (Eves. IR-7956).

Houses and Lots Sale 25 562 WEST DRIVE WOODRUFF PLACE

Newly decorated, venetian blin furnace, 3 bedrooms and tile Jing. a closets, excellent location for roomers, MA-6411, C. O. JANUS, JR. WA-7352 J. 8. Cruse Realty Co., 128 N. Del, Buys good 6-room J od, with attached gaa e. Suitable for home and income. xcellent neighborhood, (Jlose to Eioies nd. schools. Transportation at do Inspe ct 918 8. State St. Call prillipa. MA-6962 with Jack C. Carr. MA-2377 4813 Wentworth Blvd. 4-Rm, and dinette, insulated, weathe stripped, double floors, enameled Hi wor full basmt,, B. front drive, grerhead Ad, Rarage ves. BR-1426. BRIDG AVES, 248 Dela, RI-3477, 8 1 Rooms On One Floor uitable for rooming house, 1100 ddarket 8%: Good condition, ay ek pa 0 fh. by appointment, M, J, -3425. L. D. Mazur. 108 E. Wash. 86, Altractive 5-room NO bungal street; close to stores, u Schools nae

iranspo rtation, Terms. Inspect 667 Dirch all Phil - Ree, al Il ps, MA-6962 with Jack OC, 1806 me Only $1400, 5 Rooms}

fireplace; good buy. Small down BUY Ayment! RIA like ren

EA NSE B OND Fikgr ALLISON a NG 228 W. RAY

1-2368, 0., INC., REALTORY 4-room bungalow, S180 yl00 Jow bale ance like rent. MOR Church 8t. RI-3924, BRIS PA ae nN

& 3 js, ~—356 8, Cole (4800 W.) $2400, gd. cond., vacant, $240 dn., $16.52 mo, New bungs.. $3600 to $5500. 100 dn." LI- “i264, :

Elbert L. McDaniel 2

on busline; 1-2 gentlemen. BE-3992

Rooms With Board 15

$5.50 — CRUFT, 1542 — Attractive , front

home; twin beds; 2 meals.

Houses for Rent $12; FOUR-ROOM double: electricity, well.

2922 EB. 44th, TA-4

ri) widow's

CENTRAL, 215 cellent boar rage available.

3600 NORTH-Front bedroom, home, '% block transportation. man. TA-7608.

lean, wArm rooms, exHome privileges. GaPhone.

private Business

NT ROOM, STEAM HEAT, KITCHEN FP ERIVILEGES. | ON_CARLINE. WA-2518.

BABIES to board, good care. Refer-

Emerson, 336 S.

5730.

BROADWAY, 5631—Large 2-bedroom mod.

bungalow; fenced-in back yard; 2-car fara e, §10. Call BR-7021 or Mr. Burtt,

COLLEGE, 5444&—Double, 2 bedrooms, completery redecorated, floors all refinished, rst class condition, Ww SAA: $45; daytime, LI-2430; ‘Pights, B

six rooms; good cond.; $40. IR-

ences. 2101 E. 44th. HU-7584.

MARKET, 1104 E.—6-Room modern cot-

tage, ar paid, garage. Reasonable.

YOUNG COUPLE will share 5-room bungaJow, Bast: with young couple. CH«

{1115 W

rm. mod. $30. Jennings

DSOR-—6 rm Bros, Eh 8. Illinois.

Hotels ’ a8al Comft. beds, good day, $4.50 week. 920 N. Alabama.

Hoosier Hotel Hot, cold water. Oity|C

ALLISON "REALT

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LET US manage your property and agents your rents, We are Bonded agents. Defers Bond First” Y CO. INC, RBALTO

REALTY St.

RED—Three rms., $15 mont water furn, _ Inquire 1312

heat; showers, $4 up. 440 Massachusetts.

Jap Jones Hotel

Housekeeping Rooms

§4; 85; $6; NEW JERSEY, 631 N.—1-3; room, kitchenette apartments. Phone.

4. 30; BELMONT 203 N.—2-Room furnished private entrance; .a3erking space. d Viren welcome,

UP—Libra apartments: d Hfimifhed apar ments: pa les. Wak: Sam N.

Mer alan ADDISON, N.—2-Room Ternished cottage; oy Mente, water. Adults.

ALABAMA, 1111 N.—Room and ki

Marvin Jones, Mgr. Weekly Rates.$5 Up

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Farms and Suburbans

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

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NORTH EBAST-—Nice

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own, Hudelson

ette, modern; constant hot water;

AR acre, $30.

LINGTON, 3331 N.—Seven Jooms; naif CH-4813, Rang 4. :

fdaire service. Adults. COLLEGE, 1 lower, vJask pen porch: SB: “ra mother,

Ber Jront. JXiie JEnoneie, tte: ¥ Joos, pper per rou

Spar a $5.50.

Business Property

DELAWARE, 7 N.—Steam aE Sons t

El water, near bath, garage AWARE, 1110 N. rs: ae Se qownstiire Xe

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Res., RI-8790, THREE NEW HOMES-—4808, 4828, 4833 Foung Ave. First St. N, of Brookville 832 has large aiming I room. F. H. A,

terms, $26.90 mo.

W. EPLER AVE.—Five rooms, good condi : “hardwood floors; furnace. Five aes! $3500. Terms, Van THON. MAe- \

Y, MOVE IN, Studebaker Realty coy

3127 1 BLVD. PL.—8 rm. mod., good Naeant Priced to sell, 8

NEW, Modern, 6-room, east, off 1 St.; near Warren Central H. 8. ad} nov large rooms; FHA pei $27 mo -2116 $4, a0, S328 (Onrrollton, 2% bedroom home, Shaded ot sjoker. completely remodeled.

Owner, 726 W. 43D%-8 rms paths, b - . $776 down, $8336 wor Boyd

VACANT, $100 powN. "GROFF

ara Acto Real y Con

MeL, MASS. AVE. 6 rooms only $800. 1909 COLUMBIA, 4150 A, 4-room cottage. Price MA-9821. Real Estate Wanted Fn want to sell your dwelWi for all homes in ail City. ALLISON L 0 - 140 N. ALT. C0. we. Real Estate Loans 2 J’ w/o) » 12 2 / 8 E mi : ev

fia: 3521. E. Kirk McKinney Co., Inc. real buy. 527 MYRTIS, LP ns terms, C. A. Young, MA-6411 REAL ESTATE W lng? We have Samerous buy Lo Call us for sapprajsal F. H. A. LOANS =u AN

COLORED RARE BARGAINS semi-modern, priced low on te le HU-2898, Edw. Dillehay. 2r “Buy a Defense Bond pT GET THE FACTS-—-SAVE TIME He Duff VIM 107 eoics Bans pide. HOME FINANCIN! heilne IE 4