Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 August 1942 — Page 15

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Roger Downs, defending cham- 1 pion in the men’s singles, dropped |,

only two games in beating Tom Evans, 6-0, 6-2. Jack Sunderland, seeded No. 2 in the men’s division, ‘was extended to eliminate Dick

McKeel, 75, 6-3, and: Tom Neilan, 6-1, 7-9, 6-4. First-round matches in the wom.en’s division is scheduled for today

with Betty Mathews in the role of | defending champion. Other seeded |}

women are Ann Atkins, Florence ‘Wolf and Virginia Binford. Yester=

day's results were:

Andy Bloke defeated Paul Ditzehber Orban Reich

8-1, es defeated Bill.

hester Robinson

3: Mayer- Jr. defeated Kenneth 6-2 ey Marlyn Brock defeated Dave Clark, 7 64; Art Linne defeated Clyde: a 3 6-4; Roblrison deJeatad Howard Trinz, 6-0, 6-0; E. Pearson ‘from’ Don Lawson, iatit: A. R. Knotts. defeated Bob Bastian, 6-2, 6-1; Sunderfind defeated Neilan, 6-1, 7-9, 6-4; King defeated Mayer, 6-1, 6-3; E.. Gilberti defeated Bernard Netter, T7- 5, 6-2; Bill Boye Soredeg Smiley, 6-4, 6-2; Dan man Combs, 6-1, 6-2; Crabb nin Marshall Finn, 6-0, 3-1; er Downs defeated Tom Evans, 8-0, 8-2; Howard Shearon defeated Don Pfeiffer, 6-8, 6-2, 6-3; Earl Otey Jr. defeated Dave Minnick, 6-2, 6-1; Kent Dickerman defeated Bud Ittenbach, 6-2, 7-5; George Nonweilér defeated Fred Flickinger, Prank O'Connell defeated Bob 6-1, 6-1; Jim Akard defeated John Ferguson, 5-4, 6-2. TODAY'S SCHEDULE Bernats vs. Mary Johnson, Emily Flickinger vs. Doris Hurt, LilTan Gilberti: vs. Marjorie Flickinger, Betty - Mathews vs. Ree Richards. 12 P. M.—Ed Pearson vs. Orban 8, Reich. 2 P M.—Louanna McCreary vs. winner Bernatz-Johnson, Florence Wolff vs. winner Lucy ' Kauffman vs. Virfi Binford.

M.—Ted Meixner vs. Andrew B. Bice’, th Linne v8. Chester Robinson. . M.—Jack Suijeriaid vs. Bill Mayer 3 oer Downs vs. R. Knotts, Hiram Rogers vs. Frank T. O’ Common. Dottie May Hall vs. Mary Boyd Higgins. 5 P. M.—Bill ‘Binkley vs. Jim .Akard, Jphn McCord vs. Serge Nonweiler, George Buschmann vs. Earl I. Otey Jr., Harold

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: Morgan vs. Blaine May.

P. M.—Marianne Gilman vs. Joan Boo- ~ Mary Furscott vs. Anna Klein Crull, Jim Wright vs. Boyd Higgins, Marianne Gallagher vs. winner Hall-Higgins. 6:30 P. M.—Joe Galvin vs. Jim Brock, Agiur Foltzenlogel vs. John Tngersoll, Dr. &. C. Danke vs. John Shirley, Michael Yodo vs. Quincy Myers Whitaker. 7 P. M.—Bill Boyer vs. winner MecCord‘Nonweiler, on Atkins vs. winner GilmanBoozer, J. R. Hendryx vs. Bud Klutey.

oe ; 3 Blind Golfer In Publinks nN rupiinks A . PITTSBURGH, Aug. 11 (U. P.) — The first blind golfer to sompete in & Western Pennsylvania tournament teed off today in the elimination Jound of the Allegheny sounty pubchampionship. Although sightless as the result of an automobile accident, Bill Zmr-Zel, 22, of Library, Pa. was among the 100 public links golfers in trial heats in preparation “for patch play which opens tomorrow. nr-Zel: uses a special caddy who lines up his ball with the cup. The round was the blind youth’s first real test since the accident threatened to cut short the, career that gained him medalist honors in the regional -qualifier- for the Na-

tional Publinks tournament last

year. He has practiced regularly and two months ago fired a seven-over-par 79 at South Park and on another ‘occasion ‘missed a 150-yard ace by only two feet. 7

Freestyle Record GUAYAQUIL, Ecuador, Aug. 11 (U. P.) —Abel Gilbert clipped almost two seconds off the South American record for the 200-meter Sreestyle Josterday by swimming the :2:148. Gilbert shatfered the former 31167 mark In & : 25-meter bo -OF-PAWN

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Mannie Seamon Had a Dream: Louis Fights Conn in 6 Weeks

By BURTON BENJAMIN Times Special Writer

NEW YORK, Aug. 11 —Mannie Seamon had a dream the gther night,

and it went something like this: The phone rings. Voice:

lough. You all set? Seamon: Mike, I've been set since the Simon fight. Jacobs: O. K., Mannie, what to do. \ At that . point, Mannie Seamon, successor to the late Jack Blackburn as trainer of the world heavyweight champion, becomes very much alive. “All that’s holding me back,” he admits, “is that I'm only dreaming about the phone call. Everything’s set. Joe's trunk is packed, His gloves. are at the bottom rubbed

you know

soft, His mouthpiece and headgear are soaked in vaseline. His gym and roadwork stuff are cleaned and ready. There's plenty of adhesive and bandages.”

Give Him Six Weeks

Seamon believes -six -weeks would be plenty of time to get the champion in fighting trim. “All I would let Joe do,” says Seamon, “is eat and sleep. I'd nib him down a few times to loosen him up and relax’ his muscles. Maybe he’d play a little golf but no boxing or roadwork. He's been

and marching. His muscles: are tightened up. He needs two weeks of rest and four of training.” Seamon, 45, has been in the fight game for 27 years. His actual career as a combatant covers two brief engagements.

Seamon Fought Twice

“I fought twice and was knocked out twice,” he grins. “The ref gave me a count the second time that

catch ‘a cold on that floor. It's draughty and there are ho -blankets. - That was enough for me. I became a trainer.” He handled such top-notchers as Leach Cross, Johnny Wilson, Gene Tunney, when he was a lightheavyweight; Johnny Ertler, Tod Morgan, Ted Kid Lewis and Primo| Carnera, the Italian Alp. Seamon has, been with the Louis entourage since July of 1937. He was hired off the WPA rolls by Blackburn, a friend of 20 years standing, a month before the Louis-

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in Chicago when Louis met Abe Simon in Madison Square .garden last:March. Seamon took over the head trainer's job. How did he speak to Louis?” = ‘“You've got to talk directly to a fighter,” declares Seamon. “No ‘please do this, and please do that. I told Louis after the third round: ‘Joe, youre wild. Settle down. Shorten up your punches. Walk right in and belt, this guy.’ “He looked at me and said: ‘Ok., Mannie.’ After that it was easy.”

All-Stars Clash With Allison

Allison Patrol, local sectional and regional softball tournament winner in the state softball meet, will play the first of two-out-of-three games with an all-star team tonight at Stout: stadium. ; :The games will be played on successive nights and will begin at 8:30 p.m. St. Catherine and Holy Trinity, tied for the lead in the Senior C. Y. O. league tihs year, will clash in the preliminary game tonight. ‘The all-star team, selected by fans who attended the local seci tional; will include Carl Martin, Bus Oyler, HerbgrRatcliffe, Ab Nutall, Lefty Devine, Willard Reed, Elmer Dietz, Donie King, Paul Stevenson, Hal Mahaney, Rudy Vapor, Mike Bisesi, Weldon Rugh, Bill Talbert, Frank Melton, Frank Baird, Paul Pallikan, Tom Lang, Adam Walsh and John Hanrahan. All-star managers will be Art Roark, E. C. Atkins, and Rusty Ratcliffe, Pepsi-Cola.

Tigers to Call 12 Youngsters

DETROIT, Aug. 11 (U. P).—The Detroit Tigers, now in sixth plsce, plan to call up 12 youngsters from the Texas league to bolster their chances of finishing /in the first

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57, one of boxing’s outstanding lightweights at the turn of the century. Hanlon died in 8 hospital nero fy | yesterday after a long illness. ‘Entering the ring when he | | 1s, Hanlon fought most of the

park sharing the city playground | | volleyball championship as the re-

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With Golden Hill and Rhodius|

sult’ ‘of yesterday's victories, track and softball will dominate the city recreation department’s athletic program during the remainder of the week. The track titles tor juniors and seniors will be determined at the ‘Washington ‘high “school oval this afternoon and the softball tourna-

far this summer will start tomorTow. One. semi-final softball meet ‘will start at Brookside No. 2 tomorrow with Brightwood juniors facing Highland af 1:30 p. m. and Oak Hill seniors meeting 61st and Broadway at 2:30 p. m. American Legion sen-

drew first-round byes. The schedule for the other semifina] series, hinging upon the outcome qf a. play-off: game for-one of the league titles, will not be announced until today. Survivors of semi-final play* will clash in the titular games at Rhodius ‘park. next

In yesterday's titular volleyball games the Golden Hill seniors defeated Ringgold, 15-3, 15-5, for their third straight championship, and Rhodius juniors won “from School No. 10, 15-12, 15-11.

[HSAA Acti By vim PRESS Little action has been taken by the Indiana High School Basketball association to alter the 1943 basketball tournament schedule or select a site for the state plgy-offs, A. L. Trester, chairman of the I.H.S. A A. said today. Trester said action was being delayed because war-time regulations, which are/expected to effect a number of ghanges in the tournament set-up, may change “considerably” in the next few months and void any action taken by the association at the present time. Greatest need for tourney playoffs next year -is an adequate field house since the navy now has. use of the huge Butler field house, scene of the gala event during past years. The Indiana fairgrounds coliseum has been mentioned as a possible site for the 43 contest.

Coliseum Available

Although the army air corps has taken over the fairgrounds, the coliseum remains available for public functions. While it is viewed as the only logical site for

would be far inferior to the fieldhouse in’ many ways—mainly in that it couldn’t come close to helding the 14,000 persons who annually pack the Fairview campus building. ‘Tire rationing, and anticipated gasoline restrictions are other factors expected to dampen the sports event this year. -Alterations may be required to eliminate one or more of the four play-offs required to determine the championship team. - : Some observers believe it possible

tournament entirely and that the association—and fans—will have to be content to name either regional or sub-regional champions. Should sectional tournaments be conducted, the three-day events will be played Feb. 25, 26 and 27, Trester said. He emphasized .the “if they are played” clause because there is no certainty at the present time that the preliminary events will be staged at all.

Goodwin to Fight Desmond at Fort

Clifford Goodwin, Rhodius Com=munity center, and Pfc. Pat Desmond, Billings General hospital, will clash in the main go bout to-| morrow night in-the boxing bowl at Ft. Harrison's Tent City. Both boxers are featherweights. The post service center, assisted

tion department, will sponsor seven or eight additional bouts. Local A. A. U. and Golden Gloves representa=tives will officiate. The Oghts are not open to the public. _ .

B Men's Golf

Art Queisser, secretary-trdasurer of .the Butler University B Men's ‘association, has announced the organization’s annual golf tournament will be held tomorrow at. Indiana

Lake course at 2 p. m.

Cool Jockey.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, Aug. 11.— —Veteran starter Roy Dickerson calls “ George . Woolf the coolest jockey ‘at the starting gate he has seen in 21. years at the tracks.

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Ue NL dimes Spectal : BLOOMINGTON, Ind., Aug. i

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here about Nov. 1 for training.

cently opened U. 8. ‘naval training school - for yeomen,; according to

President Herman B Wells.

The WAVES at I. U. will be specially selected for their aptitude

have a college work to induction.’ approximattly the same training under the university's direction in classes taught by civilian instructors except it may be that the latter will also_receive their “boot” or prelim-

struction at the university. Both groups- will be housed in what was formerly the men’s residence center.

21G-ZAG JOY RIDE OF YOUTH ENDS IN JAIL

"A 17-year-old youth was held in the . Marion ‘county jail today for juvenile court action after he ad-

represented his age on two other licenses since that time. Sheriff Al Feeney said the youth was picked up by his deputies last night at W. Morris st. and the

| White river bridge after the carj.

had been seen to zig-zag down the street at a high rate of speed. The youth was under the influence of liquor and had two other men and

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borrowed the car, a 1928 model The license plates oni the machine also were borrowed, the sheriff said.

RADIO HAMS TO TAKE EXAMINATIONS HERE

For the first time in 10 years, radio operators may take examinations here to obtain operators’ licenses. The federal communication comniission will hold an examination at 9 a. m. Friday, Aug. 28, at Tech nical high school for all grades of commercial licenses. Examinations for amateur licenses Will be held the next day, Saturday, at 9 a. m.

0. E. 8. BAKES COOKIES

The Brightwood chapter, O. E. 8, will bake cookies for the U. 8. O. at 1 p.m. and 7p. m tomorrow at Veritas temple, 3350 Roosevelt ave.

Deaths—Funerals 1 indianapolis Times, Tuesday, Aug. 11, 1942 1942

E—Clara Morris, beloved mother of Bo Rev. Paul Judson Morris, Spurgeon Morris, Mrs. Minnabelle Hunt and Ss. Mayta Board, passed away . . Saturday. Funeral Wednesd 42 Dp. ATT E. Shirley Irvin ape! Boul y ste Burial Memorial Park. gon: may call ho the chapel . after 1 p. mn. Wednesday

EASTES—Mrs. Pearl Gessler, wife of James B. Eastes, passed away at the of 58 years. she leaves two sisters, Mrs. Laura Johnson of XKni hia shows; Mrs. Clara Lucas of Finley, one brother, Raymond Joyce anapolis. Friends may ¢ at the Blaser Funeral Home, Shelby st. funeral will Wednesday at T16 a. m. and burial ny old at Palestine, md. Friends invited.

‘beloved Husband es (nee Merz), father 06 and Esther Phil:

Bl } oi Indian: a and Marcomer 0 garet Johantges, died Mo: onday. Se 1 eral Thursday, Ly

Jul :30 at the residence, 7 Ro ckville ry Services at Saint Anthony's church, 9 a.-m. Priends invited.

EADOWS—Minnie Louella, age 53 years, beloved mother of Ellsworth, Flora Gale, ? Re Faye, Joanna Jane and Thales Meadow Mrs. Nina: Newman, Mrs. Betty Williams ‘and Mrs. Martha Whyde, dimother of Louella Mazie Meadows,

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NEWTON— Benjamin H., 1321 W. 23d, husband. of Clara, father of Elva, Elwood and tela Newton, grandfather ‘of Janet assed: way Monday t 10. Friends may call Wilson Funeral Home, Fueaday 2nd S= Thursday Pp. at Ie Opnstiedy ohare

WHICKER— Walter Calvin, age 44 years, husband of Tressa, father of Carl, brothof Harvey and fod aruarel Spurnursd A gs 10 a. Monday at the Usher Fou ay. Au Mortuary, 2513 SW. W gton st. * Priends invited. 2 putiol Floral Park cemetery. Friends may call at mortuary.

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'31_ Willys, fair condition, 2856 Temple. CH-6724.

Pets, Poultry, Livestock 3 Cocker puppies; A. K, = 0

ioke Special 3-3 wks. old.

and iving = 31

Jo SA a

Jo 5 6ADD

GLASS epltemtnts Foipee Tom

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