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MONDAY, APRIL 13, 1942

Tribe Arrives Here Tomorrow Amateur Boxing Show Net Tourney

Fans Invited

To See Team At Practice

With Manager Gabby Hartnett in

tharge of the party, the Indianapolis’ | Indians are roiling northward to-!:

day

graining in Cocoa, Fla., yesterday.

after completing their spring!

The Tribe squad left there early| this morning and from all reports the boys are in sound physical con- | dition and anxious to get going in|

the American association pionship race that opens Thursday! with Columbus at Indianapolis, To-

cham-

ledo at Louisville, St. Paul at Mil- | waukee and Minneapolis at Kansas!

City. The Hoosier Redskins are schedfiled to arrive at the Union station tomorrow at 10:10 a. m will be br a reception group appointment by the Chamber of | Commerce athletic committee

met

and they;

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Two fire trucks will cart the ball

plavers through the downtown section and then to the east steps of the statehouse where brief ceremonies will be held welcoming the boys home. Practice Here Tomorrow Tomorrow at | p. m. the Indians will don their new white home uniforms and go through the practice paces at Victory field. The team's admirers are invited to sit in on this driil free of charge. Wednesday calls for another prac-

Willard Reed (left) and accepted invitations te box in the ers hall Friday night.

For Red Cross

Nineteen amateur boxers alrea

fice on the home grounds, also free to the fans. The Wednesday drill will conclude preparations for the ®big” day and “big” game, the opener with the Red Birds on Thursday at 3 p. Nothing has been left undone here to get the new season off to an auspicious start. The fans are steamed up over the “new deal” Tribesters. tickets have met a brisk sale and everybody is talking baseball. Victory field is all dolled up and there is the possibility of a sellout of seats Thursday in the event the right weather prevails. The grandstand is already three-fourths sold and New Owners Frank E. McKinney and Owen J. Bush are jubilant over the response both locaily and over the state.

hall Friday night.

The boxers are being chosen from the list of Times-Legion Golden dependent teams during

Gloves fighters who participated in t

Gus Moreland Wins Midwest

FRENCH LICK. April 13 (U. P).| —Gus Moreland, the former Walk-| today

er cup star from Peoria, Ili, heid his fourth title in the Midwest amateur golf tournament after nosing out Gus Novotny, Memphis. Tenn, in a drama-packed extrahole finish yesterday. Moreland and Novotny see-sawed through 10 extra holes before the!

Chance for Big Season

From the amount of spring enthusiasm displayed in baseball hereabouts, it looks like a foregone conclusion that if the Indians hold up their end on the field it will be a]

super-successful season at the box /annual Midwest meet gave him a {lease on the new Thomas D. Taggart | iC

office During the winter Indianapolis sports goers came up with a lot of new folding money and also a keen desire to spend it for sports pres-| entations that caught their fancy.! And now theyre anxious to go allout for a winning ball team. In the Florida exhibition games the Indians won eight in eleven starts, proving something, even in exhibition action. New plavers on the team are outfielders Joe Moore and Jake Powell. | RTI veterans from the majors: nfielders Johnny Sl ay, Packey Et and Bill ellev: Manager-! Catcher a Catcher Orville! Bolton; and Pitcher Earl

an ail

Hogsett, Walter Tauscher and Oral! Hildebrand.

Eight From Last Year i

Holdovers from last year are; s3 Hunter Hicks, the Chi-|

Catcher Johnny Pasek, Pitchers Bob Logan, George Gill and Glenn Fletcher; Infielders Wayne Blackurn and Joe Bestudik and Out-| fielders Allen Hunt and Milton] Galatzer. Blackburn player center- | field last vear and Galatzer alternated between the outfield and first base. In Florida the standout Redskins were Blackburn, Moore and Pasek and the mound staff as a whole. Powell, McCarthy, Bestudik and Hunt got off to slow starts in the slugging department but on past records they are far better hitters than their training averages indicated. Powell and McCarthy always hav e | stressed power and both are itching |

to get a crack at American associa- green and Novotny was on his Wa¥ preaks gave him first place in the

tion pitching when the chips are down. wor’t be long fans!

Johns Captures State Pin Honors

Times Special EVANSVILLE, April 13. — Rita Johns,

(E. A)

ship fall-events and a share of the!

class A doubles his drive and his second overshot ! Moreland’s par-four state bowling) brought the second deadlock. Then

in the women's

tournament. Miss Johns rolled her games several weeks ago. Her singles | § score of 59! : gained first, &. place. i teamed with] Mary Baas, also! Miss Johns of Indianapolis,’ to win the class A doubles. Her] all-events total was 1636. The Anderson combination of M. Main and B. McCoy tied the Indianapolis duo for first place in the doubles. Team honors in all three classes went te Evansville teams. Final standings:

SINGLES Class AR. jouns, Evansville .. Class B—C. Bates, South ne Class C—Lukema, Evansvil DOUBLES Class att. A, nl, R. Johns, " 2 ain and B. MeCory,

and M. Welling, vansvil ny . Yo Class C—M. and I. Ramoend, Indianapolis FIVE-MAN Class A—Parke House Coffee, Evans- 2498 Class B—C. & FE. I, Bvansvilie . . 2353 Class C—Servel Rea Evansville. 2018 ALL-EVENTS

In-

Anderso Class B—M. Ba i e

ithe green.

Sheiyn

{ Peoria linksman cinched the match]

with a great recovery shot, play'ing his nine-iron two feet from the pin while Novotny was three-putting | from 20 feet. Moreland’s victory in

the 11th

trophy. He took permanent pos-! session of the last cup by his three | championships, 1937, 1939 and 1941. Bogies 2 Holes Moreland had walked off the course in what he thought was his defeat after the regular round,

thinking the spurting Novotny had

the title bagged. But Novotny blew his lead on the final two holes, three-putting the 18th to tie the tournament. Moreland finished with a 76 and Novotny took a 79, to bring them both to 233, and the dismayed Moreland was called back for more golf. In the nine-hole playoff. the two

Reid, “Gus's” deadlocked again with 37’s,! Woodie Rich, Steve Rachonok, Elon! ‘before Moreland copped the battle]

on the fatal 10th. Johnny Lehman. always a brides{maid in the Midwest meet, again! ‘came close this year, finishing third |

cagoan who dark-horsed his way to second place Saturday, fell to! fourth with 238, one stroke behind iLehman. Chick Evans and Ben Conforti,

{both of Chicago, and Walter Cisco

of Louisville tied for fifth with 239. Novotny 3-Putts

Beginning the nine-hole playoff, Moreland took a two-stroke lead with a birdie-three on the first hole, ! his spoon placing him two feet; away from the cup. Meanvwhile,! Novotny's second shot hit a tree and he took a bogie-five. Moreland | increased his lead to three strokes when Novotny three-putted the thira. Moreland three-putted the fourth]

ito a brief comeback. He squared |the match with an eagle three on the fifth, with a 250-yard second! shot that carried to the green an a i5-foot putt.

Then Came the 10th

Memphis-Gus climbed two strokes ahead at the sixth with an-

{ other 15-footer while Moreland was

fighting heavy grass and a trap.

Moreland gained back one stroke! on the seventh and they tied the! Indianapolis office worker. eighth with par-fours. has won the 1942 singles champion- |

A half on the ninth would be victory for Novotny, but he pulled

came the deciding 10th hole—and victory for Moreland. Final scores for the 54 holes:

Gus Moreland, Peoria, Il. G. ao oiat, Lio Memphi s. Tenn. ny hicago ..

ey Hicks, Chick Evans, Ben Ci

“hicago onforti, Chicago Walter Cisco, Louisville m Frisina, Tavlerville, Russell Martin. Chicago .. ry Byard, Terre Haute . ack Hoerner, Chicago Edwin O. Schildberz. Chicags H. Timbrook, Columbus. Ind.

‘Bogosh Scores 5

‘Points for Team

The Indianapolis team of the Roller Derby unit holds a threepoint lead over the New York team for tonight's eight-period skate at coliseum.

poo the

Bill Bogash outskated Joe Powell

%*land Jack Cummings and passed the

entire New York team to gain five

968 points last night in the final period.

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ASR SUE § |

Al McKinney, two heavyweights, have

Reed won the Times-Legion Golden Gloves Open heavyweight division this year, McKinney was the novice champ.

Amateur Mitt Tossers Swing

fight for the Red Cross war relief fund program at South Side Turners

and | ‘Bocker finished second with 49,

LOANS ===

The CHICAG

| School Athletic association bulletin.

amateur show at South Side Turn-

Fund Friday

dy have accepted the invitation to

his year's tournament.

|cials are donating their services | free. A 16-inch trophy will be; awarded by the Marion county! WPA recreation department to the

boxer showing the best mental at-

| titude The Cast

Amateur boxers who have ac-,

and Patrick J. Kelly, {Ted Hayes and Raymond Reed, | bantamweight. James Buhr and! jClifford Goodwin, Fred Johnson! and Willis McCoy, featherweight; | | Buster Miles, Melvin Huston, Bud{dy Maxwell and Leroy Reed, light- | | weight, Weldon Phelps, Jesse John-| 'son and Don Schooiey, {weight; Lee Carter and James, | Glenn, middleweight, and Willard Reed and Al McKinney, heavyweight. Tickets are on sale at Haag's, laypool drug store, Bush-Feezle! sporting goods store and the | Sportsman’s store. Ringside seats| are $1.10 and general admission is | 60 cents.

Events Carded for Southport Relays

Eighteen events have been scheduled for the Southport relays to be] held April 25 at Roosevelt stadium south of the city on state road 431. North Side Ft. Wayne, 1942 state high school track and field winner. will be the defending champions. {Doyle E. Plunkitt, Southport coach, ‘has Sriwunesd the relays will bet 1 p. m. and conclude at 3:30! |oclock with the running of second mile relay race.

Golf Meetings

Riverside golf club members will meet tonight at 8 o'clock at the clubhouse. All Riverside players . are asked to attend. The club's women's golf association will hold a brief meeting toTo morning before playing 18 oles

Amateur Boxing

BOSTON, April 13 (U. P.).—The {national amateur boxing championi ships open tonight at Boston Garden with nearly 100 well-condi-toined youths competing for titles in eight classes.

Pratt Wins Shoot

| L. S. Pratt's 50 straight target

{

{registered skeet shoot yesterday at (the Capitol City Gun club. C. L.

| months without jeopardizing their The funs is to receive 100 per cent of the receipts. Businessmen are standing if they do not play under | donating 12-inch trophies to be, awarded final winners and all offi-

{ their school team during the school | term automatically become ineligible

cepted the invitation are Don Gwin; fiyweights: |

welter-

Attendance Below ’41 Mark

The 1942 state high school basketball tournaments slipped off slightly in attendance from the 1941 total, according to figures released today in the Indiana High

The total attendance at sectional, regional, semi-final and final tournaments was listed as 354,292, as compared with the 1941 total of 362,659. However, the state final tourney drew more fans than in 1941. The breakdown into classifications showed: The 64 sectionals—1%42 257618: 1941, 266.151. At 16 regionals—1942, 60,138; 1941. 60,039. At four semi-finals—1042 22.280; 1941, 22.231. At the state final—1942 14258: 1941, 14.238. | a Regional and semi-final figures! marked new records since the pres-| ent tourney system was started in! 1936.

Schools on Probation

Dates for the 1943 sectionals were announced as Feb. 25-26-27. Ligonier high school and Brook high school were placed on proba- | tion until Jan. 1, Ligonier because | players left the floor during a game. ! and -Brook because students created | a disturbance at Rensselaer the week following the sectional. The bulletin also ruled that high school students may play on insummer

assumed names or accept money for playing. The ITHSAA ruled that a player) turned professional in one sport will be considered professional in all sports. Also, high school students who! play on baseball teams other than

{for baseball for that year. The bulletin announced that the |state high school golf tournament will be abandoned this year because of transportation difficulties. Almost {30 per cent of the schools favored discontinuance.

IHSAA Names Track Sites

The Indiana High School Athletic association today announced that the state track and field meet will be held here at Tech, May 25. Fifteen sites for sectional meets also were announced. Athletes winning first or second places in each sectional event will advance to the state final. First and second place relay teams, also, will come to the state. Sectionals are scheduled for May 16 or Friday night, May 15. They are Bloomington, East Chicago (Roosevelt), Elkhart, Gary, Indianapolis (Tech), Indianapolis (Washington), Kokomo, Lafayette, Muncie (Burris), Mishawaka, Rushville, Seymour, Terre Haute, Vincennes and North Side Ft. Wayne. North ! Side is the defending champion this year.

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Deaths—Funerals 1

Indianapolis Times, Monday, April 13, 1943

ARMSTRONG—Herbert H., beloved husJesse Goodnear Armstrong, fa1a Mig gk and Herbert Jr. 0 ton, O.

p. m. esday cemetery. Friends invited. FERNKAS—John Ci: beloved father of vy _J.. passed hori st.,

P. age at 3s ‘Gligsteine s st.,

mete: ; me call at og I home any y

GALVIN—Bri b Jothet of Cecelia, Winifred, John, thew of Indiana P. L. Galvin of Columbus, 0. urday at her home, 836 Rural i Funeral Tuesday, 9: a

GUDDALE cunt K Ro age 90 vears, mother of Mrs. John na randmother of Mrs. John E. sefferson Miss Jane Leonard and Lawren ER of Greenie Ind.. passed away und gay. Bac Juesday. 2 D. - Mh : ale y Dros, oo a A ends may call at the any time.

.| JONES—Nora, age os. ne ved Cob! ’ Mrs

KING—Evan Ayler,

beloved Miaeion +1. eaters of 860 st. red Li rs; hu MT. of Gen y. er of

Indianapolis Times, Monday, April 18, 1942

GUINECHT Albert, hi husband of Elizabeth, vs was at s home, Columbus, O., 1942 aged 73 years Graveside fn Tuesday at a tion 47. Friends von Arrangements by Flanner & Buchanan,

HINCHMAN Car age 64 vears, beloved

y Bros. Central chapel, nois at 10th st. Burial Concordia cemetery. Friends may call at the chapel any time Tuesday.

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Deaths—Funerals

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PRICE—Dona, 62 years, beloved wife “of Isaac Price, mother of Margaret Headderich, rrandmother of Harry Hedderich Jr, Parad Sway Sunday. Funeral Tues- | ay, at the G. H. Herrmann funeral Rome, 1305 S. Bast st. Friends invited. Burial Greenwood cemetery,

SCHROTH_Mary E., beloved wife of Clar- , 8 John J., Martin |

rom Wednesday Philp . \ cemetery. Friends may call at the © residence after 8 p. m. Monday.

SCHAWEITZER—EIliz pete Schneider, tered into rest age 58 Surviving are Several “cousins. Wednesday, 1:30 m,, Ww. Moore Peace Burial in rows Hill. Friends are ico,

STRIGER Della (Griner), beloved wife of Robert, mother of Catherine Rountree grandmother of Billy and Lavona, assed away Sunday. Services Wednesay, 2 p. m, at Trinity M. E. church. Burial oral Park emeteiy: Friends ' may call at her home, 1739 Fletcher ave, after p. m Monday. Bean- | blossom service. |

VANDEGRIFF—Clarence, husband of Mar-| the father of Orville Clarence, George, Sronciaiher of Richard Kaye | Vandegriff, brother of Mrs. Goldie Van-| Sickle, departed this life Saturday, age. 48. Funeral Tuesday, April 14, at the! Arlington M. E. Church, 10 a. m. Burial Anderson cémetery. Friends Invited Friends may call at the Moore & Kirk| Northeast Funeral Home, 2530 Station st.

| WILKINSON—Mary Lou. beloved daugh-| ter of Mr, and Mrs. Louis V. Wilkinson, | : died at St. Vincent's hospital Sunday. Friends may call at the Kirby mortuary, | Meridian af 19th, after 7 p. m. Monday. y Funeral Wednesday. 8:30 at the mor- | tuary, 9: . Peter & Paul cathedral. | Burial Holy Cross cemetery. Friends invited. was a Tam Ser o the | Junior Youth council, C. Y. of the council, also Hohe of the | Cathedral unit meet at the mortuary, { :30 p. m. Tuesday

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BAU UMANN—We wish to thank our r friends, iF

relatiyes and neighbors for their beauti- | ful spiritual and floral offerings. We especially thank Father Ephrem and] Father Myles, Sisters of St. Joseph and | Christian Mother Altar Society of Sacred Heart Church, and Lauck funeral home, for their kindness al ay death of our wife and mother, oline Baumann HUSBAND CAND CHILDREN

In Memoriams

BLACKWELL —In loving memory of be-

loved wire and mother, BERT HOFFMAN BLACKWELL, who HL away April 13, 1938.

heel ears have passed since that sad ay

The one we loved was called away. God took her home, it was His will, But in our hearts she liveth still. We do not forget you, nor do we intend. We min of you often, and will to Hey

But dens to our memory vou ever will be. —Husband and Sons.

FEATHERINGILL—In loving memory of our dear mother, Anna . FPeatheringill, who passed away 7 years ago, April 13. 1935. Dear mother, vou are not forgotten, hough on earth you are no more, Still in memory vou are with us As vou always were before. THE CHILDREN.

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OUSEKEEPER—Good position for lady with afazing ability, Ben Evans, Bra-

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Er all home, light work. Tipe home for elderly lady. Salary. LI-

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AID — 3 small sework, work Sunday. HU-317%

Silk Presser

FASHION DRY CLEANERS. 1301 Central

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EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES AND KITCHEN HELP—EATON’S, 642 E. 38TH.

HOUSEWORK—No cooking. Home nights. $5. CH-3731-W.

Experienced, young, attractive. 117 N. Illinois.

WAITRESS for night work, 8 1 a. m, 6 days week. 3901

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Help Wanted—Male 9

DRY CLEANER

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55¢ CLEANING, emer Fe: Downtown Deliver H. & 8. CLEANERS. 22 8. Capitol Ave.

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Monthly payments are calculated at Household's rate of 214% per month on the first $150 of balances, and 134% per month on balances above $150.

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(SOD FOR SALE)

Sod For Sale *** BR-2703

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Crushed stone, cinders, wood, Top Dirt firepl.,, furnace. RI-5664.

(TREE SPRAYING)

FAMILY WASHING. 9c lb.: curtains neatly done, 15c pair, by experienced laun-

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1350 ILLINOIS RI-1581

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COMPANY 219 E. OHIO ST.

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Pets, Poultry, Livestock 32

BIOOD-TESTED chicks, $7.50 per hundred; week, 50, cockerels, $3.50 per furs JOE SANDER'S. 6500 Pendleton pike. CH-4135

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Farm & Home Supply, Inc. 1325 Ky. Ave.

Roses Evergreens and Shrubs. Masche meyer Nursery, 206 W. Troy.

Merchandise for Sale 34 USED LUMBER, as well

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128 WESTINGHOUSE electric stove, : used 24 months; A-1; $50. 4033 Cortes,

$80 TABLE-TOP gas range, all wie, ex cellent baker; only $39.50. 310 E. Wash.

TIQUE bedroom, beautiful 3-pieca solid ALE only $250 cash. 1416 N. LaSalle.

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Small homes, low cost, lume Randolph ber and millwork. WA-3318.

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