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MONDAY, JAN. 12

1942

Two More Days for Glovers

First Bouts in 10th Annual Show Start Friday at Butler

By EDDIE ASH

Time is just about running eut

Times Sperts Editor

for the lads who want to lace on

those Golden Gloves Friday night, on Jan. 23 and on Feb. 6. i Entries for the 10th annual Golden Gloves Indianapolis TimesAmerican Legion boxing show at the Butler Field House will close day

after tomorrow. By that time between 150 and

200 young fighters from Indian-

apolis and Central Indiana will have sharpened their punching eyes, built up their wind, speeded up their dancing legs and will be ready

for the wars.

The tournament field will be smaller than in recent years, due to the draft, but the men who have been preparing the youngsters predict faster action in the Novice class and a better grade of boxing by the

beginners,

Open class champions in the local tournament will form the Indianapolis eight-man team to compete in the Tournament of Cham-

pions in Chicago late in February. day trip with all expenses paid. Prizes will be awarded to Open

The boys will be given a four-

class winners and runners-up and

Novice class winners and runners-up. Plans call for heavy firing on each night of the tourney in both

classes and in eight weight divisions, flyweight to heavyweight. will be over the three-round route,

Bouts two minutes to the round, to a

decision given by the referee and two judges.

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ENTRIES LIMITED TO AMATEUR BOXERS 18 YEARS OF AGE AND OVER.

The Times, Bruce P. Robison Legion Post and Indians Distriet A. A. U. do not assume any responsibility in case of injury te any contestant. All contestants must have consent of parents or guardian.

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Louis Passes His Physical

By PAUL SCHEFFELS United Press Staff Correspondent NEW YORK, Jan. 12 —Heavyweight Champion Joe Louis passed | his physical examination at Ft. Jay, Governor's Island, today and will become a private at Camp Upton, | on Long Island, Wednesday. | “Louis passed his mental and! physical tests okay,” Maj. Joseph Quittner, publicity director at Ft.| Jay announced. “He is free to doj as he pleases until next Wednesday |

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when he will be inducted into the|

Army at Camp Upton. Accompanied by Co-Manager Jul-| ian Black, Promoter Mike Jacobs] and nearly 50 reporters, photog-! raphers and newsreel men, Louis} caught the 8:50 a. m. ferry to Fort Jay, Governors Island, directly across from the Statue of Liberty. The champion was dressed in a tan] plaid suit, brown overcoat. : The photographers tried to get Joe! to smile for them but he couldn® make it. “Gee, this seems like the middle the night,” the champion said. Black laughed at Joe's remark and said that when Louis was dressing he had said, “Julian, this getting up so early is going to be the toughest thing about fighting this war.”|

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When the ferry arrived at Gov-| ernor’s Island, Louis was met by Col.| H. Clay Supplee and Maj. Joseph] Quittner who put him in an automobile and escorted him to the registration office. There were about!

they had to walk to the registration! office.

Kautsky’s in Scoring Lead

Cy Singer, Notre Dame guard, will be on deck for the Irish tonight as they face Syracuse in another intersectional basketball game at South Bend.

(Coach at N. D. To Ref Relays

Plans for the tenth annual Butler

Relays advanced another step to200 other draftees on the ferry and! day as William P. Mahoney,

Uni-

j versity of Notre Dame track coach, ! |accepted an invitation to serve as| referee of the track carnival, which! will be staged Saturday, March 14. The invitation was extended by | Director Ray Sears, who is track| coach at Butler university.

The Relays committee, consisting

of Sears, Paul D. Hinkle, Butler athletic director, Warren R. Isom,

chairman of the athletic committee.

The Indianapolis Kautsky's

after |and Donald D. Burchard, publicity

battling to a .500 mark in the Na- director, has set March 9 as the tional] Professional Basketballjdeadline for entries in the huge

League in two games over the] week-end, today started a week layoff to rest up. The Kautsky's, new in the league this year, lead the league in scoring, with 597 points to date in 14 games, compared with 544 compiled by the Goodyears, ranking second in league standing, and the 531 owne by Oshkosh, the league leaders. The standings:

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The tenth annual TimesLegion Golden Gloves amateur boxing tournament is to be held at Butler Fieldhouse Jan. 16, 23, Feb. 6. Competition will be in twe classes—Open (experienced) and Novice (beginners). The weight divisions are flyweight, bantamweight, featherweight, lightweight, welterweight, middleweight, light heavyweight and heavyweight. Reserved seat tickets are on sale at the Sportsman’s Store, 126 N. Pennsylvania St, and at the Bush-Feezle Sporting Goods Co., 136 E. Washington St. The price is $1.10, General admission tickets, at 60 cents and 30 cents, will be available only on teurnament nights at the Fieldhouse box office.

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Joe Turner Has Only 12 Saves As Phillies’ Rockets Fall

Hockey defensemen get their names in the paper about as often as football guards but Messrs. Whitelaw, Jackson, Ross, Behling and McCaig of the Indianapolis Capitals cannot be denied today. Why the Philadelphia Rockets could hardly get within yelling dis-

| tance of Goalie (No Ne!) Joe Turner last night.

| The Caps kept their Philly slate {4 of the season, 5 to 1. And Turner {was only attacked 12 times all | evening. ; Manager Herbie Lewis came up’

with three new lines which rocked | Cleve

the Rocket goalie from side to side Buns

all evening while the Philly wings were crushed before they started up the ice. Seldom, if ever, has one team go {completely dominated the Coliseum {ice. Thirteen minutes passed in the {second period before they even al‘lowed the Rockets a shot at Turner. New Lines Work Herbie was beaming like a 12-year-old at his first birthday party. “It is those new lines that did it,” he said, “we are ready to go East now.” The Caps’ destiny lies in the East. It is a heavy duty trip with Providence, New Haven and Hershey on the list. Next Sunday the Washington Lions come here for their second local showing. The boys in blue still have to look up to find Hershey and Cleve- | land in the standings. But the caliber of hockey they displayed last night will carry them a long way. At the present rate of improvement Roy Sawyer should be a goal-a-minute man by next Sunday. The reshuffle of the lines, of which Lewis is so proud, brings; together Hee Kilrea, Connie Brown and Joe Fisher; Jerry Brown, Jud McAtee and Bill Jennings, and Roy Sawyer, Les Douglas and Jack Keating. All three scored last night. The 4117 who paid saw the lowly Philadelphia wings and defensemen socked and checked enough to give them only three close ups of Turner during the entire first period. Fast Skating The pace was hot during the first frame but Perras held well until the closing minutes. Then the Sawyer-Douglas-Keating line stuck twice in a big hurry. The trio hit the blue line together and Douglas handed Keating a side shot Svhich he bounced off the pipes to the inside at 18:48. Fifteen seconds later they loomed up before the harried Perras again. This time it was Sawyer on a rebound while the other two rode Perras out of the net. The second period was another two-goaler with Jud McAtee and Bob Whitelaw applying the finishing touches. Jud, working with Bill Jennings and Jerry Brown, spun around and fired a backward shot which rode right over Perras’ shoulder at 4:03. Defense Whitelaw gained a break with Douglas and was handed a sweet pass on the left from where he easily railed a high one passed Perras for No. 4 at 10:07. The final frame started with a penalty on Frank Daley out of Philly. The Caps went to work on the remaining five immediately. Jennings brought the rubher down on the side and fired a well-timed pass to Fisher breaking right in front. It was the goal of the evening, perfectly planned and perfectly executed. Time—2:02. The Philly tally came at 15:06. Charlie Mason got off a pass from the blue line which Ossie Asmundsen nipped in while the snarl of] players shielded the puck from Joe. (B. F)

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INDIANAPOLIS, 5; Philadelphia, 1. Cleveland, 4; New Haven, Buffalo, 5: Springfield, 1 Providence, Washin ion, e (Only Ly ‘scheduled. NEXT ANE

TOMORROW—Cleveland at Springfield.

Girl Bowlers Beat Chicagos

Paced by Bertha Urbancic of the White Rocks, the picked team of Indianapolis women bowlers yesterday made it “all-even” in two match series with the Rovick women’s quintet from Chicago, The matches were held at Sturm’s and net proceeds from it and the one Saturday at the Sport Bowl between another team of Indianapolis girls and the Rovick team|— went for the fight against infantile paralysis. Miss Urbancic rolled a 601 to top both teams. Scores for the local

team were 901, 922 and 942. The visitors rolled 812, 819 and 883. The result of the match was never in doubt as the Indianapolis team turned on the heat from the beginning. Gertrude Bradley gave the crowd its biggest thrill by starting her second game with six consecutive strikes. A Brooklyn on her seventh ball broke the string, but she went on to roll a 245, highest single game

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CHINESE SAY 8000 MORE JAPS SLAIN

CHUNGKING, Jan. 12 (U. P).— The Chinese Central News Agency sald today that Chinese troops

slashing into the remnants of the Japanese Army retreating from Changsha have killed 8000 men in a 24-hour battle and routed the remainder. Meanwhile, heavy Chinese troop movements into Burma, with tanks and motorized artillery, were reported by travelers.

Organizations

Alfred Place to Speak—A onetime resident of Tokyo who taught

will speak at the meeting of the | EE Lewyers Association of Indianapolis tomorrow noon in the Board of Trade Building. Harold R. Woodard, association president, will announce committees and plans for the coming year,

Medico to Hear Reports—Case reports by Drs. Herbert Call, John Dalton, Wayne Carson ahd Karl Ruddell will be submited before a meeting of the Indianapolis Medical Society at the Indianapolis Athletic Club at 8:15 p. m. tomorrow.

Townsend 14 to Meet—Townsend Club 14 will meet at 7:30 p. m. today in the Holliday Building, Ohio and Alabama Sts. V. L. Cole is club chairman.

NEW TRAFFIC LAWS TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (U. P).— New legislation in Florida standardized road regulations and set top|-— speed for daylight travel at 60 miles per hour and 50 for Bight driving.{ —

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ARMSTRONG—Nora M. of 430 N. Meridian st., mother of Mrs. Nettie Havens, Mrs. Mary Hoggatt, Mrs. June Sehappeit John and Earl Armstrong, sister of Arthur Newell and Mrs. Elva Rudicel, passed away Sunday p. m. Friends may call at the Tolin Funeral Home, 1308 Prospect st., after 8 p. m. today. Services Wednesday, 10 a, m., from the Calvary Tabernacle, corner of Cedar and Fletcher. Burial Grant Memorial, Marion, Ind. Friends invited. ¥ mornJames

DOWD-—Maria, passed away Sunda ing. Services at the residence o B. Darlington, 1240 N. Delaware st., Tuesday, 10 a. m. Friends invited. Burs ial at Zanesville, O. GOLDMAN—Anna of 3508 Salem, away suddenly, wife of Lafe, mot Lita Esther and Harriet Kay, Abe and Joseph Hockman and Mrs. Eva Rudy. Services will be conducted 10

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LANG —Lewis, age 86 years, husband of Julia B. Lang, father of Samuel C. Lang, | grandfather of Samuel J. Lang, great! grandfather of Richard E. Lang, pegsed| away Sunday p. m. at his residence, It Sharon Ave. Services Wednesday, 2 p. at Conkle Funeral Home, 1934 W. MN Rehigan St. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at the funeral home after 10 a. m. Tuesday,

MARTIN--James Edward (Big Four Railroad conductor), beloved husband of Catherine, father of Ben Martin and Mrs. Audrey Moreton, passed away at the residence, 21368 Ringgold St., Sunday Immediate removal to Vitt-Stermer Inc neral Home, Sevanesdale, hio, where {neds may call any time Tuesday, 1 m. Thursday. Blasengym Service, [Cincinnati Ohio papers please copy.]

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OLIVE, 1833—Warm, modern utilities, private entrance; Reasonable.

PENNSYLVANIA, 1851 N,—3 rooms, bath, first floor, private entrance. Good heat, Garage.

INDIVIDUAL cottages, furnished; 2 with 1 child; no dogs. COOMBS PARK. Must be seen to BPPrOviRe. GA-4054.

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APARTMENT RENTAL BURGAD

Choice apartménts gladly shown. LI-5553.

General Apartments

22 W. Vermont. L.I-2439.

COLLEGE, 3535 — Five-room mod.; con stant hot water: 1-car garage, $52.50 _Call Mr. Burtt, MA-8581.

COL ORED—918 E. 17th.; 2-room_ apartment, front: utilities furnished. WA-7397.

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DELAWARE, — Nice warm room

good

rooms, all convenient.

eople | ————

Furn. Houses. —Apts.

'$60 BEDROOM APT,

Nicely furnished; well managed bldg. Adults, 2725 N. Meridian.

MERIDIAN, 1728 N.—Elaborate lower 3 rooms, bath, A eneute, side drive. References. TA-841

NEAR ALLISON'S—Attractively furnished new 3-room apartment, private shower, oil heat, all utilities furnished, 0 4 men; only $7 week each. BE-3

HOMES. apts.; large selection; $40 to $125. White's Agcy. WA-4466. (Eves. IR-T956).

Houses for Rent $20; . (suburbar, south); 4 rooms, garage, chicken house, 4 lots. Adults. GA-1692

$50—5-ROOCM modern bungalow, garage, 6118 Indianola. GA-5817, after 8 p. m.

BROADWAY, 5631--Large 2-bedroom mod. bungalow; fenced-in back yard; Fr $70. Call BR-7021 or Mr. Burtt,

CARROLLTON, 4032 — Attractive 6-room modern double, fireplace. water paid; adults, $50.

3146 N. Delaware St.

Modern 7 poms; 3=cer garage. Good condition. MA-64 J. 8S. CRUSE REALITY a 4128 N. DEL. ms, semi-modern,

DIVISION, 1119 8, single; $22.) MA- 1420 Miss Davis. IR-13389.

BUCLID, N.; 3710—Beautiful ultra modern | 3 new colonial 2-bedroom double, fireplace, garage, only $65. IR-7542.

ILLINOIS S., 910—4-Room bungalow, strictly modern. See owner next door.

(3700 E.)—4-bedroom 3-car ga-

modern; suitable 3 rooms; rage; $45. BL-0193

NEW JERSEY, N,, laundry, ‘garage,

1917—Lower 6 rooms, heat, water; adults:

COLORED—2 rooms, lights, water furnishe Cornell.

_ $60. TA-9960. 72D. ST. 1701 E. — 2-bedroom cottage; modern except furnace; $30. ’ Woodruff Realty Co. LI- 5258. BR-6359. LET US manage your property and Y collect your rents. We are Bonded agents. ‘Buy a Defense Bond First” ALLISON REALTY CO., INC., REALTORS 140 N. Delaware St. RI-2368. NEW 3-room house, Dudley and Keystone, __Edgewood, Ind. Carl Cooney $14; 3 rooms, $16; d. Inquire 1213

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T MA- 9821,

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2-car | St,

‘main thoroughe fare. Size 31x102. ed low

Paul Beardman., MA- 1331, FLETCHER TRUST CO., AGENT.

CORNER 10th and Olney. Large modern §ioreracm; heat and water furnished,

DOWNTOWN ‘business lot, Pr

ILLINOIS, 2176 N.—Nice storeroom, good for barber shop or beauty parlor; rea sonable rent. MA-T7828s,

Moving and Storage

HODGES STORAGE CO.

Store Now—Pay Six Months Later Estimates Free. Inspection Invited. 937-45 Ft. Wayne Ave. RI-2019.

Houses and Lots Sale “SUITABLE FOR ROOMERS VACANT, 265 N. PARKVIEW

$3,500, $350.00 CASH, $31.50 MO. Splendid’ 8-rm. mod. home; 2-car gar, newly painted. The C, W. Hen nry Co,. Lemcke Bldg. MA. Sher Nite, CH. 5

~ ONLY $1600 TERMS

1540 Ringgold, 4 Too semi-modern,

real buy, only $17 HU-2801 "MA. 6411

dow Edw, Ditlehay. C. A. Young. J. 8. Cruse Realty Co., 128 N. Del, $350 DOWN, $30 MONTH Buy® good 6-room mod., with attached garage. Suitable for home and income. Excellent neighborhood. and schools. Transportation at door,

Inspect 918 8. State St. Call Phlios. MA-6962 with Jack C. Carr, MA-2377

ONLY $4,500 ,2PEoRoous

RPETED FLOORS nia bath with shower; Venetian inds

Close to stores

rock wool insulation; garage. 318 24th, §500 down, $40 per month,

Lerin Driscoll ,., REALTOR

ONLY $2,250

Attractive 5-room mod. bungalow: paved street; close to stores, schools and transportation, Terms. Inspect 667 Birch . Call Phillips. MA-6962 with Jack OC. Carr, MA-2377

Sey | 8 ie 11-room homes, suitable apts rooming houses. south of Fall Creek, $5. 0% 3 8.000 Dew bune galows, $3.600 to wn. L -4264, Elbert L. McDaniel I > cept tub and furnace; good condie tion: $3000, easy terms, fense Bond First.’ icker nL. 3308.

RI-8790, Mr. Ed Z ALOISON REALTY CO., Inc.. REAL

1028 W, 27TH. wr eroomt semi-modern; Co fora, $15.49 plus taxes and insur, MA-3521. E. KIRK McKINNEY CO,, INC,

LYNN, 757 N. = 6-room semi-modern bungalow; good condition; leaving city; sacrifice, $1000 cash. Owner, TA-1286.

$350 éash; 857 N. GRANT—4-room modern bungalow; garage, side drive; 824.50 monthly. Owner.

960 8. New Jersey; 6 rms., $150 Down GA-6338, Studebaker Realty ,.5%ron:

W. EPLER AVE.—Five rooms, good condle FEN hardwood floors, fines five acres, $3500. VAN HORN. MA-808

01> Res.

1525 GIMBER: 5 rms.. modern exe

Real Estate investment 256A

CASH OR TERMS Double, 2842.44 Macpherson

5 rooms a side semi-modern in first glass condition. Priced low. Stop. Look, 21 Edw. Dillehay. MA-6411,

3 S. Cruse Realty Co. 128 N. Del,

When p———— property follow the safe method Demand an abstract of title. Have it examined by your attorney. Union Title Company Union Title Bullding 155 B. MARKET ST.

BIGHT MILES southeast, close to International Harvester and ech Grove shops 1, acre suburban, transportation, good schools, landscaped, side drive, new 5room modern frame bungalow with , elec. water heater, hardwood built-in camels full basement with walls plastered with beco; 00. E. Z. terms. Stanley Selig, CH-1643.

NORTHEAST—Nice 5-room modern hungalow; garage, paved road, transportation, big lot, pretty neighborhood: bargain. | $3200, $500 down. Hudeloon. 2610 B h. CH-6204.

Business Property

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“REAL ESTATE W WANTED Do Jou want to sell your dwele ling We have numerous buyers for all ine? homes in all parts of the City. Call us for appraisal, “Buy a Defense Bond Fir LL1SoN "REALTY CO., INC, 40 N. Delaware St.

LOANS FOR BUILDING, BUYING REMODELING, REFINANCING GET THE FACTS—SAVE TIME

MORTGAGE CO. H. Duff Vilm,,;, Peoples. Bank Bldg,

REALTORS

Real Estate Loans

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