Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 April 1942 — Page 15

DAY, APRIL

Yankees Aren't Waltzing ) Away—Brownies Beat ’Em, 3-1

NEW YORK, April 29 (U.

Jeaglie pennant, are out in front by show no evidence of faltering to provide an expected close race.

Meanwhile, the New York Yankees counted on to waltz away from the opposition at the gun and win the American league banner in the proverbial walk—are down in second place.

As the first intersectional games opened yesterday, with eastern National league clubs in the Wes and the western American leaguers touring the East, the Dodgers continued merrily on their way with a 7-3 win over Cincinnati. Although playing without two of its stars, Dixie Walker and Augie Galan, Brooklyn had little trouble with the Reds—one of the pre-season pennant favorites.

Bagby Wins Fourth

Whit Wyatt lasted only one inning in which the Reds scored three unearned runs but Hugh Casey came back to stem the Cincinnati attack as his mates knocked Elmer Riddle out of the box. Dolph Camilli, recovered from a cold, blasted a two-run homer in the first. The Yanks meanwhile dropped one game below .Cleveland by losing, 3-1, to the St. Louis Browns as

Te: the Indians scored their ninth

straight triumph with a 6-4 deci-

mc lon over the Philadelphia Ath-

~ letics. The world champions tumbled after holding a one-run lead behind the mound work of veteran Charley Ruffing. The tribe scored its ninth straight win by pounding Jack Knott .and Russ Christopher for 13 hits in Cleveland's Victory. It was Jim Bagby’s fourth straight win for the Indians. The Boston Red Sox took a firmer grip on fourth place, two games off Cleveland's pace, by stopping Detroit," 6-1. The defeat kept the Tigers one-half game below the Yankees, when a victory would have shoved the champs into third place. Jimmy Foxx hit his second homer of the season iin the Boston victory. Washington remained at the top of the second division as Buck Newsom scored his second win hy setting back the last place Chicago White Sox, 4-3. Rookie Bob Repass pounded a double to climax a winning two-run raily in the eighth. Giants Turned Back

- Pittsburgh remained three games back of the Dodgers in the National league battle with a 7-1 triumph over the hapless Phils. Stu Martin and Jimmy Wasdell each had three hits as the Bycs rapped . Earl Naylor and Wally Beck for 13 safeties. Tommy Holmes and Bill Nichol- ' son homered in the Boston Braves’ 6-3 conquest of the Chicago. Cubs while Bill Lee suffered his first de‘feat in three starts. Lou Tost was the Boston victor although he had to be rescued by Dick Errickson in the seventh. Johnny Hopp’s 10th inning double allowed the St. Louis Cards to turn back the New York Giants, 5-4. The Giants had tied up the game in the seventh. It was the first loss in three games for Cliff Melton, the big Giant right-hand-er.

Yesterday's Hero — Elden Auker, veteran St. Louis submarine ball pitcher injured in a winter automobile accident, who knocked the Yankees out of first place with a 8-1 victory that ended the Browns’ " nime-game losing streak.

‘Cellar’ Saints |

Get the Blues

By UNITED PRESS St. Paul, in seventh place in the American association, opens a “cellar series” with last-place Minneap- . olis today, holding a one-game margin over the Millers. Against Kansas Cigy yesterday the Saints found they could get on base simply by standing at the plate with a bat on their shoulder. They|pR did just that and won, 4-3, on three hits. Three Kansas City hurlers tossed away the Blues’ chances of moving into the league lead by issuing 12 walks, three of them with the bases loaded. Kansas City remained tied for first place with the Milwaukee Brewers, who lost a 10-inning contest to Minneapolis, 9-8. Catcher Bob Linton singled after one out - to drive in the winning run and end the afternoon with four hits in five ‘trips, including a homer,

Milwaukee's fourth defeat in the

last six games. They now have won eight and lost four.

Gotham Skaters

: Lead Hoosiers

“Two nights remain for the Indianapolis Roller Derby unit to tie or

4% mse the New York team at the

Coliseum. Skating will end Thursay night. Jos Powell: scored six points last it 8s. the New York team outCore | Indianapolis, 19 to 11, and imed a 224-t0-221 lead for the

: YORK, April 29 (U, P).—|

A nal open golf tournament a8 scheduled today for the Brook ) golf club, Dallas, Tex. June a semi-final qualifying event Hale America National Open nt at Chicago June 18-21.

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April 29.—Seven of : “clubs—all

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P.)—It’s only the beginning, as the side‘show barkers say, but the come-on men couldn’t point to a greater oddity today than major league baseball's war-time standings. Brooklyn's Daffy Dodgers, who many expected to come apart at the seams after a searing stretch sprint which gave them the National

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‘Wally’ Heads Sport Classes

Coaching of athletic teams, one of the major features of the physical hardness program urged by the government will be emphasized in the physical education program announced today for the Butler university summer session by Dr. P, M. Bail, dean of the college of educaion.

active direction of Hugh “Wally” Middlesworth, acting director * athletics. Middlesworth will be assisted by, Frank “Pop” Hedden, Butler fresh- | man coach. Hedden is a Butler product, having played in the line; as a regular during his college days. Miss Louise Schulmeyer will direct women’s physical education and recreation classes, and Max DeVietien will teach horsemanship. Dr, Wendell A. Shullenberger will teach classes in physiology and hygiene. In addition to coaching courses in basketball and football, Wally personally will handle classes in organization: and administration of physical education, and administration and supervision of community recreational programs. Hedden. will have classes in games education, fundamentals of gymnastics, general methods of physical education and problems in intra-mural sports. Miss Schulmeyer will have classes in tennis, sports techniques of tennis, baseball and archery, rhythmics and a seminar in physical education. Classes will also be held in physiology and hygiene, and in human anatomy, from the coaches’ and physical directors’ viewpoints.

Bowling Scores

Last night's leading bowlers:

Earl Shon Commercial aan Chris Rassmussen, Jar > Dr: Mong paercial ngo, un Lee Moning Grotto am wusre Ree. Leon Richardson, Grotto “oe jake 8 efried, H. A. C.

{hayton hea. H C. aro awyer, faa Is. P Pan Briles, Yer indp 3 omer Rees Jones, Commereisl Bal Grotto

LADIES

pus Warner, Triangle .........c0..... Nelle Beanblossom, West Side coerusens 569 Hazel Jordan, Rapid Roller ... Blanche Meyer, arott Shoe Dorothy Neiger, Triangle .... Martha Stevens, Triangle . Gertrude Bradley, Triangle aves Mary Knittel, Triangle .,... ulah Fox, "Tomanfle “hia Frances Deer, Triangle Helen Schmidt, Block's Ina Lamb:rt, Inland Containie Thelma Kavanaugh, Nichols Toweiry | ete et teeter,

* o Change Swim Site NEW YORK, April 20 (U. P).— The National A. A. U. men’s swimming and diving chempionships, originally scheduled for Seattle, were slated today to be held at New London, Conn., Aug. 7-9. DY

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Sailors Maul Hoosiers, 13-4 In Opener

BLOOMINGTON, April 20 (U.P). —Manager Mickey Cochrane’s Great

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ball team made quick use of Indiana errors yesterday and pasted I. U. in a 13-4 victory to open its season. The former major and minor league stars that compose the Great Lakes lineup grabbed a tworun lead in the first- when a Texas league double by Don Padgett scored Benny McCoy and Joe Grace. The Sailors added three more runs in the third on singles by MecCoy and Ernie Andres, a double by Frankie Pytlak and three Indiana errors. Then Grace! stole home for another run.

Bob Pavis Triples

Bases were full in the fifth. when Frank Baumholtz tripled and scored on a wild pitch. The final three runs for the visitors came in the eighth on a walk, three singles and a double, Coach Paul (Pooch) Harrell’s Hoosiers scored in the first when Outfielder Bob Pavis. tripled and scored when Shortstop Johnny Lucadello overshot first base. I. U. counted again in the fourth when a walk, three singles snd two errors allowed three runs. The Sailors’ starting lineup, which read like a page torn from baseball’'s “Who's Who,” contained the names of two former Indiana university players—Andres, and Don

Dunker, who pitched until the fifth

inning, allowing the four Indiana runs. Score:

Great Lakes ...... 203 140 030—13 12 4 Indiana 0 400 - 4 1

100 3 Dunker, Gotfredson (5) Pytlak,

and Harshaney; Spence, Vit a Wellman, pi Vittos (7), Logan (9)

Baseball League Has Opening

One more team is needed for the Capital City amateur baseball league. Five teams already are entered in the loop. The I. A.B. A. is meeting tonight at-city hall at 7:30 o'clock. Any team desiring to enter

league play should send a represen- [g

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10S ANGELES RADIO SILENT DURING ALERT §

LOS ANGELES, April 29 (U. P.). —Radio stations were silenced for | 33 minutes early today while a preliminary alert was in force in Los Angeles and an area of 50-mile radius. The fourth army headquarters in San Francisco said the alert was called because of presence of an “unidentified object off the coast.

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BAKERIES URGED TO

Some plan of merging bakery deliveries to groceries was asked of the Indiana Bakers association today by William PF. Rightor, deputy state rationing administrator. Mr. Rightor addressed the 38th annual convention of the association in the Hotel Lincoln. He said: “With the present shortage of rubber, it has become highly impractical for the trucks of three or four different bakeries to make

grocery. “Your association should take the lead in promoting this plan for conserving the nation’s rubber supply. ”» Mr. Rightor also answered technical questions of the bakers in regard to the rationing of sugar. Under the new allotments, he pointed|{ma out, production will either be decreased to some extent or other substitutes will have to be used in place of sugar. Dr, John W. Ferree, director of the state board of -health, was also to speak to the group today. A style show was held this noon at L. S.’Ayres & Co. for women attending the convention. Col. Walter 8S. Drysdale, commander of Ft. Harrison, is to speak at a banquet tonight.

CIVILIAN DEFENSE COUNCILS NOT LIABLE

Local civilian defense councils are not liable in damages for injuries sustained by volunteers while performing civilian defense duties, Attorney General George Beamer ruled today. : In his opinion to Clarence A. Jackson, state civil defense director, Mr. Beamer said that civil defense volunteers are not employees of the state within the scope of the workmen’s compensation law, Civil defense workers volunteer their services and do not receive any pay.

ATTENDS PENSION SESSION The Rev. H. L. Davis, executive secretary of the Preachers’ Aid society, Northwest Indiana Conference of the Methodist church, is attending the annual meeting of the Methodist Board of Pensions in Chicago today.

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NDER—Mattie, age 77, mothers of Mrs. Esther Von Willer, Claren ce Bender of Rokomo and Edward Flint, Mich., passed away Tuesds: ay mo at residence, 2%, N. Addison. Service ay 10 Conkle funeral on Friends invited, Burial. Seymour, Ind. riends wa YS Sal} a the residence after

UELL--Rhoda M., 68 years, beloved sister of Mrs. H. O. Wheeler, ‘Mrs. Herman Carl of Marion, Ind.; Paul C. Drook of Converse, Ind., pass away Monday. Funeral Thursday, 0 p. at Shirley Brothers’ centra ia 1, Tilinols at 10t! st. Burial Crownlan cemetery, Noblesville, Ind. Friends may call at yhapel. (Marion, Ind, papers please copy.)

DENK--Emma Elizabeth, of 3275 N. Shere man dr, en into rest Monday, 66 years, wife of Albert IL. Denk, IC: er of Alberta Denk, sister of Miss Sophie Faut, Soryites Thursday, 10:30 a. m. at Harry Moore Peace chapel. Burial Crown Yin! Friends are welcome,

FERGUSON-LJoseph Cy husband of Cora, y Tuesday a. t the sisr's a Mrs. Ella Bertiam of 1428 Hoyt ave. Also survived by two sons, two daughters, three sisters and three brothers, Frie:

esday P. JB from funeial home. Burial ¥ oral

Friends invited.

BMON-~Howard_ = 434 N. State, beBABMO husban, Adda | L., father of Howard G. a Mrs. uise LaPack, Mrs. Lois Davis, son of Mire, Elizabeth Harmon and brother of Jesmond. and. Leonard Harmon of Ky., departed this life Wednesday. Puseral ratio later. For information call Moore & Kirk, IR-1159,

HUBER~-Anne Louise, formerly of 402 N. Beville ave., entered into rest Monday at Batesville, Ind. age 75 years, mother of Mrs. John ‘A. Beer, Earl H. W., George F. and Harold A, Huber, sister of Miss Lena Rust aise ro asday, 1:30 m., at H Peace Chapel. urial ono dia cemetery. Friends are welcome,

McOALLIE—~Nettie, beloved wife of the late J, D. McCallie, beloved aunt of Mrs: Mrs, Nina Willi

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Garland cemetery. Columbus, Ind. Friends may 1 at funeral home.

McCASLIN-_Verner ating 66 years, ‘husAda other of of Wyatt MaGasin a hes Phill of

Mrs. Brownshurg and Mrs. Soy Griff th. Bargersville, pa passed away Tuesday afternoon. uneral from Brownsburg Christian Church, Friday, 2:30 p. m. Priends may call at the home in Brown wnsburg alter 6 p. m, Wednesday, Shirley serv-

McLANDRESS—The Rev, ison ave., Southpo band of Mildred, Landress, Mrs, Mrs. J. A, McLandress and Dr. Landress, passed away esday ing. Brien s may call at residence a Tter Ie a. m, Thursday. Funeral notice ater,

PFEIFFER—Albert J., 5260 N. Pennsylvania st., beloved husband of Jims, father of ‘Miss Joan and Mrs. Robert E Wacker, passed away at San Antonio, Tex. Services Flanner & Buchanan rortuary, Friday, 10:30 a. m. Friends invited. Interment Crown Hill. Friends may call at mortuary after Thursday noon.

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SHUMAR—Lena K. age 69, wife of Senn C. Shumar, mother of John J., Joe

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Maude Larson of Chicago, entered into rest Monday. Services Thursday, 3:30 a, Ma at Harry W, Moore Peace Chapel, 9 a. m,, 8t. Joseph's Church. Burial 8 Joeph 8 cemetery. Friends are ia) x

age 39 years, beloved wife of Curtis Taylor, daughter of Willism McLaughlin, sister of Charley and Dav cLaug tepmo! Jess, Edith, William

Evel Ray. Betty and Ruth, passed vay Tuesday i BE Bros.’ Central Y hapter. Tilinois at 10th st. Burial Shiloh cemetery. Friends may call at chapel.

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A CHOICE SUBURBAN ye oot W. Minnesota st.; 6-rm. modern bng.; H. W. floors; full basement, built-ins; large garage and chicken houses, fruit, berries; almosi one acre. A bargain. Mr. Hartley, BE-4212. Allison Realty Co., Inc., Realtors. RI-2368.

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WE WILL TRADE 2 A 5-room modern bungalow be- ' {ween Speedway and Clermont, Rd. 34. Fruit trees, flowers, berries, chx, hse. Bung. has fireplace, Venetian shades, shutters, new roof. Will consider 4-bedroom home north or east, MA-T441. BR-6093, JOHN MAX REALTY CO.

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COLLEGE, 1336—Desirable, IK ne 2-room apartment; sink, closet.

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DELAWARE, 1119 N.—Large front kitchenette, near bath; private entrance; hot

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CLOSE IN BUBURBAN Six-room house, garage, 2 acre; first house west Franklin Road on north side Beechwood (% mile So. E. Wash.) only $1800; small payment down; needs work; vacant, Mr, Woosley, IR-8089. Allison Realty Co., Inc., Realtors. RI-2368.

HOME LOANS ~ on mEPIANGE GET THE FACTS—SAV.

ORTOAGE 6 0. H. Duff Vilm’ 1017 Peoples Bank Bldg.

205—2-Room apt.: Private entrance, utilities.

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