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Dodgers, Cardinals Toss Punches in Opener

But ‘Bums’ Come From Behind Midget Races To Win, 5 to 2, Before 21.229 Resumed at

By GEORGE KIRKSEY ot. Raceland

United Press Staff Correspondent NEW YORK. June 19 —The Brooklyn Dodgers and St. Louis CarTwo midget auto race programs are on the week-end schedule at

dinals, between whom there is no love lost, went back at it hammer and tongs again today at Ebbets field. It was Whit Wyatt, Dodger ace, against Ernie White, Card jens, A the oo Me witisute, te Dodge Raceland, new track on U. S. road Q < n r . dn = - re-game sores by coming from behind to con- 120167, between McCordsville and Oaklandon. The plant has been closed for repairs since its initial races, May 30.

quer the Cards, 5-2, befor e 21229 paying patrols in last night's “twi-| J Ww t 0 vb on S Ie Floodlights have been installed, the M track has been resurfaced and the ore Bout

night” game. The victory increased | Brooklyn's lead to five and a half games, cud snapped the Cards’ seven-game winning streak. tack Sas Seon vesmianen ad tis ney, general manager, has anSO i no WASHINGTON, June 19 (U. P). nounced that weekly programs. of SY Yn —The army today declined to in- night racing with the best of Midcame charging into second with (dicate whether it would follow the spikes high in the sixth with the navy's newly announced policy of)

west drivers participating would be on the future program. Death Funerals Dodgers behind, 2-1. Medwick, try-|not allowing its sports teams or oa ing to move to second on a short | Individual athletes to participate in

ha 1 Funeral Directors The initial affair of the week-end Tndianaoplis Times “Feiday. Tago I. events will be held Saturday night, |———0- y, June ._..... |commercially-sponsored exhibitions, passed ball, was caught by Walker games or matches.

1942 ‘ vas BALL—Sam W., entered into rest Wednes- J C. WILSON & c. while additional races are carded| day. age 46 vears. Husband of Jessiyn | MA-9433 1230 Prospect St. MA-9434 for Sunday siternoon. The Satur-] Sil JUICES TA Cur ORRAr Basse gn Cooper's quick throw and he tried Upon the army's decision may Sey Las progam gsi onide® wo 1:30 oney to Loan to bowl over Slats Marion, the hang the answer to Heavyweight A es 2 he SMALL LOAN LICENSEES lanky Card shortstop. In a flash champion Joe Louis’ financial dif- unday eo s open at 1: they were tossing punches and then ficulties. Louis, who has twice Creepy Crespi, St. Louis second cred his title in army and navy

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morial Park cemetery, HOLDAWAY-—Catherine Torian, of 3325 2:30. there were scattered fights all over|« = 000 federal income tax obligaA Hammond once pl ayvers|.. the diamond. Once A tion. $100 for $9.08 (Total Cost) when repaid in

Ransdell st., entered into rest Thursday, were piled up on the ground with Secretary of War Henry L. Stim6 monthly instalments

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Empire Life and Gold Medal, coleaders in the Municipal league, will battle each other tomorrow after noon at Rhodius 2 in the feature amateur baseball attraction. Both clubs have won six games and lost two. Other Municipal games will pit Pop Moore's youthful Leonard Cleaners against Ft. Harrison at Brookside 1 and Allison against Falls City at Garfield 3.

Schwitzer-Cummins Unbeaten

Unbeaten Schwitzer - Cummins, only team in the city to remain undefeated thus far, tackles the fourth-place Armour nine at Riverside 4 in a Big Six loop tilt. Other scheduled contests are Eagles 211 and Sacks Auto Parts at Riverside 2. Boulevard Tap Room will’ draw a bye Sunday because the Moose club has withdrawn from amateur league competition. Instead Moose which had won but one game this season will play city and state teams on the home club diamond at Glenns Valley. Grill Forfeits Two Charcoal Grill who was leading the Capital City loop has been forced to forfeit two games to Lit-

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Entered in the National A. A. U. track and field championships today in New York City is Cornelius Warmerdam, the Colifornia school teacher who thinks nothing of vaulting 15 feet. He hopes to set another new world’s record; at least 16 feet. = =

Greatest Track Stars Group For National Championships

NEW YORK, June 18 (U. P.).—The greatest group of track and field stars assembled since the 1936 Olympic tryouts opens the 55th annual National A. A. U. championships at Triborough stadium today for the benefit of army emergency relief. Spiked-shoe champions from every section of the country were on hand for the two-day meet, which opens at 1 p. m. with the first of 21 85 8 8 event. Before the day ends 19 new junior champions will be crowned and the senior 10,000-meter run and the senior 3000-meter walk will be decided. Nineteen senior titles will be on the line tomorrow and in 14 of the events there are defending champions. Seeking national amateur laurels are men from 28 states, including 13 I. C. 4 A. champions, 13 Big Ten champions and eight from the Pacific coast conference,

age 32 years, wife of Benjamin F. Holdfour Medwick on the bottom, and Cres-| = eajeq at a press conference

away, mother of David and Alice Ann pi and Johnny Hopp mauling hiM| sav that the army has ruled

Holdaway, daughter of Clara Torian, all of Indianapolis, sister of Mrs. E. rn a i A : and Dolf Camilli atop the heap... v iic must complete his basic Dixie Walker, Dodger outfielder,

Smith of Dayton, O., and Tim S. Teoria of Pearl Harbor. Services Saturday, ‘ i Re football army training before it will allow hurt his leg, throwing B Jo him to participate in further public block and had to retire. The um-

m., at Harry W. Moore Peace Burial Washington Park cemeStok . | appearances. pires banished Medwick and Crespi|" PP and peace was restored. Official Indication

Friends are welcome. (Terre Haute, Ind. papers please copy.) JONES—Mary Maudelene, mother of Mrs. Violet Burke, Mrs. Muriel Crick, Mrs. Helo Crick, Mrs. Marguerite Hicks, Miss Joy Jones, Robert, Dale, Frank and Boyd Jones, passed away Thursday p. m. Friends may call at the daughter's residence, 1221 Fletcher ave. any time. Services Saturday p. m., from the Qalvary Tabernacle, corner Fletcher and Cedar. Burial Memorial Park, Friends invited. Tolin service. Fifth for French But the full rookie training course With the count knotted, 2-2, ir takes only 13 weeks and Louis has ith 1 ol knotteq, 2-3, th ichth. Billy Herman bunted completed part of the program. So 1e To fifst base Vine “fof a per- Stimson’s statement was interpreted a ueeze pl ay. scoring Camini|as an official indication that the from SH. what proved to pe | champ may be available for a Septhe winning tally. Larry French's | (ember fight, probably with Billy double “off the right field wall | Conn, another buck private in the U ii ii = 7 army. brought in tWo more runs. Max i A . Lanier who had Dodgers] The big question for Louis, howall > i a oo 21 : . ” beaten. 2-1. until the free-for-all, lever, is whether hell be allowed to LCi, < » A3% a ri g : lost control and was taken in keep his share of the gate for Uncle the sixth income tax collector, or i AA LLL.

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KLEIN — Philip, 1607 Woodlawn ave., brother of Mrs. Louise Gakstetter, InJohnny Bearley finished | Sam and took the loss. route e Dodgers,

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father of Eugene, Rose, Marie, Dewey Jr. and Leona Mae Page, brother of Mrs. E. A. Hostetter and Mrs. Bart Bedwell. Services Saturday, 3:30 p. m., at residence, 2145 Kildare st. Burial New

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away Thursday, June 1 we Services Monday, June 22, 0 p. , at Zions Evangelical church, New Mersey and North sts. Friends invited. Interment Crown Hill. Friends may call at the home after 12 o'clock noon Saturday. Gadd service, LETIFF—William A. 1821 Southeastern ave., beloved husband of Gemelia, father of Rosemary, Charles, Joseph and Abraham Letiff, departed this life Thursday, age 68. Funeral Saturday, June 20t at the Moore & Kirk Irvington Mortuary, 5342 E. Washington st., 8:30 a. and i Holy Cross Catholic church Ts urial Holy Cross cemetery. Frientis myles PAGE—Dewey, entered into rest Thursday, age 44 years, husband of Lillian Page, The Yankees are in a major|purses for army or navy relief. mp Tov ir first ries | : slump, they their first series| Boxing Hardest Hit since May 1-2 when the Tigers beat . them again, 3-1, winning the stand,| The navy's edict—affecting every three games to one. In the past/athlete on active duty in that servtwo days the Yanks made only one ice—also placed a 48-hour limit on run off Detroit pitching, Virgil/the legnth of time its sports teams (Fire) Trucks, Tiger rookie, made{or individual athletes may be absent his first start against the Yanks|from their regular stations to take and held them to four Two palit i non-commercial sports| spectacular catches by Doc Cramer even in centerfield ed Trucks over Hardest hit will be the boxing] the hump. | profession which has contributed] mite Sox Clicit [three champs to the navy—Light | White Sox Clim | Heavyweight Gus Lesnevitch, Wel-| The Chicago White Sox moved jterweight Red Cochrane and Midback into sixth Place by thumping dleweight Tony Zale — and such the Athletics, 7 behind the five-|other prominent fighters as Ken | hit pitching of Buck Ross and Joe |Overlin, Fred Apostoli, Billy Soose| Haynes. Ross had a two-hit shut-|and Marty Servo. out until the eighth when he tired.| Baseball has given the navy Bob Don Koloway and Bob Kennedy led|Feller, Micky Cochrane, Freddy the White Sox attack with three Hutchinson, Sam Chapman, Don its ea (Padgett, Joe Grace, Al RBrancato and John Rigney; tennis—Don MecNeil, Gardner Mulloy and Joe Hunt; golf—Sam Snead who won the P. G. A. championship a few days before enlisting; football—Ace Parker and {Tom Harmon.

Notes on Local Softball

A triple-header softball attraction has been arranged for Speedway | _ stadium tomorrow night. Starting 0 Columbus Cummin EC. Afkins. who hurled thre games last year Columbus. Hal for the Sawmake Camera Corner Louisville, Kentucky pions, will play the local Robert Allison Boosters in the second attraction beginning at 8:30 p. m. At 9:30 the Cummins team will|S play Allison Patrol. | 3

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PHILLIPS—Denford Sr., age 3 husband of Tillie, father of Denford Jr., Arlene, Jack and Dick Fpilips. Drotiter of Mrs,

with the Grillmen May 3. St. Roch’s with a 6 and 2 record now leads the circuit and will meet the Charcoal club Sunday at Riverside 1. Other scheduled Capital City games are Usher Funeral Home and Beech Grove at Beech Grove and Southport Merchants and Little America at Riverside 2 (2 games). The Sunday schedule:

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tional or intercollegiate winner is eligible. But the senior championships tomorrow have drawn nearly every national champion. The only ones missing are Penn State's Barney Ewell in the 100-meters; Flying Cadet Bill Stewart in the high jump; Ensign Fred Wolcott in the (110 and 200-meter hurdles, and {Grover Klemmer, the Pacific coast's ailing 400-meter king. Defending their laurels are Hal Davis, San Francisco, 200 meters; |s Charles Beetham, Columbus, O., 800meters; Leslie MacMitchell, Ohrbach A. C., 1500-meters; Greg Rice, New York A. C, 5000-meters; Lou Gregory, Millrose A. C. 10,000meters; Joe Medgyesi, New York A. C, 3000-meter walk; Arky Edwin, Louisiana State, 400-meter hurdles; Forest Efaw, Stillwater, Okla., 3000-meter steeplechase; Cornelius Warmerdam, Olympic club, pole vault; Archie Harris, North Carolina A. & T. college, discus; Al |Blozis, New York A. C., shot put; i Irv Folwartshinny, New York A. C., Jilihea) olis Louisvill § g 2 * hammer; Boyd Brown, Olympic INDIANAPOLIS “2 3 ‘158 2% club, javelin, and Frank Berst, New St. Paul 5 1112 | York A. C, 56-pound weight.

Toledo 1500-Meter Race, Tops

GB Promising the best race of the 81 senior events is the 1500-meter run, {where MacMitchell, the New York | Speedster who learned his run- | ning on the sidewalks of New York. ! lis defending. Sixteen men are| entered, including Bobby Ginn, Nebraska; Gil Dodds, Boston A. A.; Leroy Weed, Southern California, and Don Burnham, Dartmouth. Ginn surprised by beating both 32 | Weed and MacMitchell in the N. C. ;|A. A.-mile last week with the N. Y. U. star, the defending champion, finishing third. Dodds handed MacMitchell his only indoors upset by capturing the indoor National A. A.| U. mile title and Burnham turned | MacMitchell back in the recent! Metropolitan A. A. U. mile.

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..C. Carter and M eeler of Kalamazoo, Mich., assed away Thursday. Services at Flanner & Buchanan mortuary Sunday, 2:30 B m. Friends invited. Burial Union Chapel, Friends may call at the mortuary.

PITTS—Santford Elmer, age 68 vears, father of Mrs. Vonda Soden, Chicago; Sylvester Pitts, U. 8. army; brother of Hannah Ellen Hare Indianapolis; Clara Florence Hite, Colfax, Ill; James Branson, Stinesville, Ind., and Chester | Harold Pitts, Colfax, Ill. passed away | Wednesday. Services Sunday, 2:30 p. m., | Day funeral home, Bloomington, Ind Burial Ellettsville, Ind. Friends call at Conkle funeral home, Michigan, from 10 a. m. Saturday until 0 a. m. Sunday.

POSSENBERGER — Elnora B., widow of Theodore Possenberger, mother of Mrs. Helen Spurlock, Mrs. Cora Lintel Ray passe: . Funeral Pp. m. Saturday at the Dorsey funeral home 3925 BE. New York. Burial Crown Hill cemetery.

PUCKETT—Thurman Jackson, age 22 years, son of Mr. and Mrs. William O. Puckett, brother of Mrs. Betty Bailey, Mrs. Christine Parks, Oscar and allace Puckett, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brickhouse, passed away Wednesday evening. Services Saturday, 2 p. m., Conkle Funeral Home. Friends invited. Burial Floral Park. Friends may call at funeral home.

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NY FIGHT RESULTS NEW YORK--Jimmy Hatcher, 131, Lake City, S. C., decisioned Jose Rozo, 129, Bogota, Colombia, (8); Al Guido, 130, New York, outpointed Fred Flournoy, 132, Detroit, (6): Bobby Lakin, 143, New York, Des

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singles STROTHER— Jasper Newton (Dad) 63, beloved husband of Mrs. Minnie Belle Strother, father of Raymond, Luther, Delmar and Clifton Strot er, is Sarah Minor; stepfather of Willia . Guy, passed away garsday evening. Funeral services Sunday 1 at the residence, 1016 Wintield ‘ave. (Haugh st.). Friends may call at the residence any time after 6 p. m. today. Burial Ellettsville cemetery, Stevens & service,

TAYLOR—Martha A., 5830 Central ave, beloved wife of Earl A., mother of Earl Jr., William B., Canal Zone, and Jack E.: grandmother of Judith Ann Taylor, sister of Mrs. Amelia Littrell, passed away Wednesday evening. Services Flan, ap & Buchanan mortuary, Saturday, 3| . Friends invited. Interment Crown Bin Friends may call at mortuary. THOMPSON

Mi Everett Thompson, sister of rs. Nettie | Morgan of Vevay Ind.; Mrs. Dellia| Donahue, Claude and Cecil Neal, passed | away at her home Thursday. Funeral] from residence, 1044 W. New York st, | Saturday, 1:30 p. m.; Fairfax Christian church, North st. and Berwick ave, Saturday, 2 p. m. Burial Washington park cemetery. Friends invited. Member of Alfareta Council, degree of Pocahontas, Rebekah lodge (Ellen). Speaks Finn service.

WILLIAMS — Mary Catherine, Washington, beloved wife of Lee H. Williams, mother of Mrs. Elizabeth Singleton, Is. ary Wilson, Bennett and Glenn Williams, sister of Mrs. Alta Young, Alabama; J. T. Rariden, Illinois, departed this life Thursday, age 71. Funeral Saturday, June 20, at Moore & Kirk West Side Community Chapel, 6112 W. Washington, 2 p. m. Friends invited.

WING—Henry M., 5631 Rawles ave,, brother of Mrs, Lena Malson, New Augusta, uncle of Mrs. Clara Malson, passed away Thursday, June 18. Services Saturday, June 20, 1:30 p. m., at Bert S. Gadd funeral home, Churchman ave. at Prospect. Friends invited. Burial Salem church cemetery near Zionsville. Friends may call at the funeral home any time,

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