Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 August 1942 — Page 15

he Solomons F or Transfers

GREAT LAKES, Ill, Ak 26 (U. P.)—Coach Paul D. (Tony) Hinkle tched the Japanese counterattack ‘in the Solomons and other naval war news today for indications of the caliber of the football squad

he'll have to begin practice with|

next Monday. Naval news may be a better weather vane for the former Butler university coach than even the Chicago Bears-All Stars game at Chicago Friday because transfers of players, who are navy men first and football players second, promise to be Hinkle’s chief problem. - He already has lost all-Americans Paul Christman of Missouri and Joe Kuharich of Notre Dame and Al Forte of the Chicago Bears via the transfer route.

Hinkle’s - prospective’ Great Lakes

squad, which will play a 12-game schedule including six matches with Big Nine teams, includes at present 11 men who will appear with the All-Stars at Soldiers field.

Open Against Michigan

Included in the potential squad, all of whom are company commanders who start the day with

120 recruits in their charge at 5:30

8. m., are: Bill Crawford, Texas Christian d; Bruce Smith and Bob Sweig- , Minnesota backs; Urban Odson and- Len Levy, Minnesota linemen; Jack Stephenson and Jim Daniel, Ohio State tackles; Pete Kmetovic and Ken Robesky, Stanford halfback and guard, respectively; Fred Preston, Nebraska end; Joe Boyle, \Creighten, Neb., end; Ralph Moller, Wisconsin end; and Bob Nelson, Bayler center. Great Lakes candidates from the ~ pro field include Carl Mulleneaux, Green Bay Packers end; Howard Hickey and Rudy Mucha, end and center of the Cleveland Rams; and Jim Barber, Washington Redskins tackle. Great Lakes will open its schedule Sept. 26 against Michigan at Ann Arbor. The non-Big Nine games. include Camp Grant, III, Pittsburgh, Michigan State, Marquette, Notre Dame and the University of Missouri at St. Louis. The latter game will be played Oct. 31.

Tebbetts Did It

WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.—Buck Newsom credits Birdie Tebbetts with making him a real pitcher, claims the former Detroit Tiger backstop taught him to pace himself and mix up his pitches.

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Outdoor Basketball Tourney Planned

Marion county. teams are eligible to compete in the first outdoor basketball sectional beginning, Sept. 10 at Speedway stadium. Complete player lists and $3 entry fee should be filled by Sept. 2 at Smith-Hassler sporting goods store or the Sportsman’s store.

The recently organized Indiana Outdoor Basketball association is sponsoring the state tournament

land the Speedway tourney will be

one of the sectionals. All games will be played at night under lights.

r4| Collyer Succeeds

Gift at Ft. Wayne

FT. WAYNE, Aug. 26 (U. P).— George Collyer, for the past three years head track coach and assistant football coach at South Side

high school in Ft. Wayne, has been named head football coach there,

bett announced yesterday. - Collyer succeeds Wayne Gift. Mr. Gift enlisted in the navy last fall, and Collyer finished out the season as temporary head coach. Collyer formerly coached at Knightstown.

FIGHT RESULTS

NEW YORK.—Vic Dellicurti, 155, York, drew with George Kochan, Akron, O. (8); Adam Spencer, 20613, P elphia, scored a technical Sh, phat

over over Floyd Lemon, 185, New York (6). Lemon, 185, New York (6).

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Roger Downs, recently crowned public parks and city singles

tennis tournament to be held at

Meridians Hills Country club, Sept. 1-7.

Roger Downs to Taam With Von Spreckelson in Doubles

Early entries in the Indiana state tennis tournament to be held Sept. 1 through Sept. 7 at the Meridian Hills Country club, point to a highly competitive tournament with numerous entries expected from over the

Indianapolis entries in the men’s section which have been announced

a favorite after having won the | singles division of both the Indianapolis public parks and city tournaments this summer. He'll team in the men’s doubles with Ray Von Spreckelson, just back from the University of Illinois summer school session. They won the Indianapolis city doubles tournament in 1940 and 1941.

Neidhamer Enters

Others entered in the singles include Art Lennie, runner-up %o Downs in the city tournament singles this year; Jack Sunderland, runner-up to Downs in the public parks singles; Myers Whitaker, Dan Morse, George (Porgie) Buschmann, Bill Boyer, Dick Elliott and E. J. Gilberti. Early entries from out in the state include Nathan Woodruff and Joe Apple, Ball State Teachers college instructors from Muncie, and Bob Neidhamer of Anderson. Doubles teams already entered include Lennie and Earl ' Otey, Woodruff and Apple, Morse and Whitaker, and Buschmann and Boyer. Catherine Wolf of Elkhart, 1941 women’s singles champion, has indicated - she will defend her title and bring other women contestants from the Elkhart area. Competition for her defense this year will include Florence Wolf, 1942 city women’s singles and doubles champion, and Emily Flickinger, Miss Wolf's doubles partner; Ann Atkins, public parks champion and runnerup in the city tournament this year; Betty Mathews, 1941 city champion and state runner-up; Virginia Binford, 1940 Indianapolis city champion, just recovering from an ankle injury; Louanna McCreary, Lillian Gilberti, Mildred Milliken, Bunny Pantzer and Mary Johnson.

sss | VVOMeEN’s doubles and mixed doubles

teams have not been announced.

Ken Sandbach

Joins Navy

Kenneth Sandbach, former Purdue university track star and holder of a 60-yard Butler Indoor Relays record, was sworn into the U. S. navy yesterday here as a lieutenant junior grade. He will report at Newport, R. I, Sept. 10. Sandbach graduated from Purdue in 1935 and coached the Indiana Boys’ school at Plainfield until last

year when he resigned to become a Red Cross field director in army

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VANDALIA, 0. Aug. 26 (U. P.). —Mrg. George Cameron of Houston, Tex., state champion, and Bill Drennan of Starved Rock, Ill, a tavern keeper, today won shoot-offs for the North American ‘women’s and men’s trapshooting titles. Mrs. Cameron broke 25 straight targets to win the champianship from Lela Hall, Strasburg, Mo:, who broke 24, and Mrs. Isaac Andrews, Spartansburg, S. C., who broke 22. Drennan broke 25 straight to win from four others, Hale oJnes, Wood Walter Beaver, Conshohocken, Pa.; H. M. Schick, Lee's Summit, Mo.; and John S. Dick Jr., Minneapolis. Each of Drennan’s opponents broke 24 targets.

New York Fails to

Recognize Ortiz

“NEW YORK, Aug. 26 (U. P.)— The New York boxing commission has ordered Lou Salica of New York to defend his bantamweight title and has refused to recognize Manuel Ortiz, El Centro, Cal, as champion despite his 12-round decision over Salica. Ortiz scored an easy 12-round decision over Salica, title holder for two years, at Hollywood, Aug. 7 in what was billed as a cham-

i | pionship. bout under California ring

rules. The New York commission held that championship fight must be scheduled for 15 rounds.

Coast Girls in

Tennis Finals

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 26 (U. P.). —Marcheta Donnelly, Venice, Cal., Pacific coast champion, and topseeded Doris Hart of Miami, Fla. meet -today for the girls’ National lawn tennis championship. Miss Hart, last year’s runner-up to Louise Brough, Beverly Hills, Cal, won yesterday from Betty Rosenquest, South Orange, N. J. 1-6, 8-6, 8-6. Miss, Donnelly ‘triumphed easily over Shirley Fry, Akron, O., 6-1, 6-2.

Golf Clubs Help

NEW YORK, Aug. 26 (U./P.).— Two week-end tournaments sponsored by the United Statss Golf association at 686 golf clubs, public courses and associations have netted |! $59,871 for the American Red Cross, officials announced today. Reports from 214 other participating clubs and another tournament on Labor day were expected to increase the sum considerably.

Hoosier WAAC Now a ‘Topkick'

FT. DES MOINES, Ia. Aug. 26 (U. P.).—Miss Wilma Stanton, Los Angeles, a former fashion expert and director of a school for models, has become the ‘first woman “topkick” in the history of the U. S. army. She was appointed acting first sergeant of Co. I, third training regiment, of the women’s army auxiliary corps. “I know what soldiers generally say about their top sergeants,” she said, “but I'm going to make everyone like me if I can.” . ._ Miss Stanton enlisted as WAAC auxiliary (private). She is a native of Mooresville, Ind, and lived at Detroit before moving to Los Angeles.

HID SUGAR IN MATTRESS

MEMPHIS, Tenn., Aug. 26 (U. P.). —A local mattress repair concern slashed open a customer’s mattress to renovate the insides. Carefully concealed in the middle of the mattress they found a jar of sugar. Officials said there had been no complaints of bumpiness.

HAILS RUBBER DECISION WASHINGTON, Aug. 26 (U. PJ). —Defense Transportation Director Joseph B. Eastman today hailed as “a significant step” in rubber conservation a Buffalo, N. Y., federal district court order upholding an ODT ban on use of rubber tires in an automobile “thrill show.” »

Legals 44 NOTICE TO ROAD CONTRACTORS Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals for the construction of certain highways will be received by the Chairman of the State Highway Commission, «gt -his office in Indianapolis, until 10:00 &. m,, Ceniral War Time, on September 15, 1942, when =zll proposals will be publicly opened and read: Johnson County—DA-WR 6 A (1), Camp Atterbury north to relocated S. R. 252. Bids are invited on Concrete Pavement. Plans and proposals may be examined at the office of the Commission, in Indianapolis, -Indiana. STATE HIGHWAY SO) COMMISSION

. SAMUEL C. HADDEN, Chairman,

NOTICE TO ROAD CONTRACTORS Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals for the construction of certain highways will be received by the Chairman of the State Highway a at his office in Indianapolis, until 10:00 a. m,, Central War Time, on September 15, 1942, when all proposals will be publicly opened and read: Johnson County—DA-WC 5 A (1), From S. R. 135 south of Trafalgar to U. S. 31 near Amity. Bids are invited on Concrete Pavement. Plans and proposals may be examined at the office of of Je Commission, in Indianapolis, STA ry HIGHWAY COMMISSION OF INDIANA.

SAMUEL C. HADDEN, Chairman.

NOTICE TO ROAD CONTRACTORS Notice 'is hereby given that sealed proposals for the construction of certain highways will be received by the Chairman of the ‘tate Highway Commission, at his office in Indianapolis, until 10:00 a. m., Central War Time, on September 15, 1042, When all proposals will be publicly opened

d read: County—Proj. 83 B, Proj. 785

Grant A B C (1943), Marion by-pass from 8. R. 9 south to 8S. R. 9 north. Bids are invited on ‘Erosion Control. Plans and proposals may be sxamined at the office of the Commission, in Indian- ® Indiana. ATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION OF IND:

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Deaths—Funerals 1 Indianapolis Times, Wednes., Aug. 26, 1963

| HUDSON—Lieyt. James EB. son of Mrs.|

Martha Hudson, nor of Mary Kathryn Hddson, grandson Lura Broadbridge and Mrs. I avid E nde . passed away a Las Cruces, New Mexico. at Flanner & Buchanan y Friday 2 p. m. Friends inCR Friends may call he mortuary Thursday I

MOORE-—Edward. Age Husband s of Carolyn C., brother oh Selota Wi and Ida Demaree of Hi John R. Moore; Aled away at 8:10 A ednesday, : Aug. 26, at his residence, 1125 Newman Funeral notice later:

POPPAW—Martha E., wife of Russell V,, mother of Betty and Gordon ‘Poppaw, passed away Tuesday morning. Funeral at Blog “Greek Christian church Thursday p. m. Burial Salem cemetery. lends may call at the residence, 2722 ~Allen ave. (Franklin papers please copy). J. C. Wilson service.

ROE -Savilla ARR. Mrs. Gladyss Ree sister of Nancy and 9 iors Michael Roe, granddaughter of Mr. pi Mrs. Joseph E. Roe of Mariingville and and Mrs. Watson Lewis of Westeid, departed this life Wednesday, age 14. Puneral Friday, Aug. the Moore & Kirk Nor east Funeral Home, 2630 Station st., 2 p. m. Burial Memorial Park. Friends invited.

SHANNON—J. Frank, father of Mrs. Agnes Hicks of Terre Haute, brother of William C. Shannon. and Mrs. Alice C. Harris, Richmond, Ind., passed away Tuesday. Service at the Flanner & Bk chanan mortuary, Thursday, 2 Dp. Friends invited. Grown Hill, Friends may call at the mortuary.

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NOTICE TO ROAD CONTRACTORS Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals for the construction of certain highways. will be received by the Chairman of the State Highway Commission, at his office in Indianapolis, until 10:00 a. m,, Central War Time, on September 15, 1042, when all proposals will be publicly opened and read: Bartholomew County—Proj. 214 A (1943), 2 Gaps approx. 1.5 miles west of Columbus. Bids are invited on Bituminous Retread Pavement. Plans and proposals may be examined at the office of the Commission, in Indianapolis, Indiana. STATE HIgHYaY SOMMISSION F INDIANA SAMUEL ©. HADDEN, Chairman.

NOTICE TO ROAD CONTRACTORS

posals for the construction of certain highways will be received by the Chairman of the State Highway Commission, at his office in Indianapolis, until 10:00 a. m,, Central War Time, on September 15, 1942, when all proposals will be publicly opened and read: St. Joseph County—DA-WI 13 A (1), DA-WI 13 B (1), Chippewa ave., in South Bend, from Penn. R. R. to Michigan st., and Main st. in South Bend from Chippewa ave. to Woodside st. Bids are invited on Concrete Pavement. Plans and proposals may be examined at the office of the Commission, in Indianapolis, Indiana. STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION

OF INDIANA. SAMUEL C. HADDEN, Chairman.

. NOTICE TO ROAD CONTRACTORS ! Notice .is hereby given that sealed proposals for the construction of certain highways will be received by the Chairman of the State Highway Commission, at his office in Indianapolis, until 10:00 a. m,, Central War Time, on September 15, 1942,

S |when ull proposals will be publicly opened

and read: Marion County—DA-WI 11 B (1), Tibbs ave. in Indianapolis from 10th st. to 16th st. Bids are ‘nvited on Bituminous Concrete Pavement and Resurface. Plans and proposals may be examined s at the office of the Commission, in apolis, Indiana STATE HIGHWAY ‘COMMISSION OF INDIANA. SAMUEL C. HADDEN, Chairman.

NOTICE TO ROAD CONTRACTORS Notice is hereby given that sealed pro posals for the construction 0 of certain nigh ways will be received by the Chairman of the State Highway SE .at his office in Indianapolis, until 10:00 a. m., Central War Time, on September 15, 1942, when all proposals will be publicly opened | —— and read: Marion County—DA-WI 11 A (1), DA-WI 1 Cc hig West 10th st. from near Winton ave. in Speedway city to Tibbs ave. in Indianapolis, and Michigan st. from Little Eagle Creek to Leutt st. in Indianapolis. Bids are invited on Concrete Pavement. Plans and proposals may bé examined at

apolis, Indiana. STATE “or buna COMMISSION 3

"HADDEN, Chairman.

NOTICE2 TO ROAD,CONTRACTORS Notice is hereby given that sealed proposals for the cio of certain highways will be received Chairman of the State Highway Commission, at his office in Indianapolis, until 10:00 a. m,, Central War Time, on September 15, 1942, when an all proposals ‘will be publicly opened an Vanderourgh County—DA-WC 10 A a, DA-WI 14 A (1), Diamond ave. in Evansville from Stringtown road to U. 8. 41 and at Republic Aviation Corporation north of Evansville, Bids are invited on Concrete Pavement.

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GOODS STORE, 620 N. i. Senate ave. ave. ~ oPeN N SUNDAY UNTIL Noon T LS

MIKE’S LOAN OFFICE 461 W. WASHINGTON ST. Li-6886

Genuine Inlaid Linoleum. 89c sq. yd. Values up to jie ha Yd. OLEUM

HOOSIER PAINT & a 320 W. Washington. 211 rs Washington.

ESTATE, GLOW _ BOY & ENTERPRISE . NEW HEATERS—Attractive prices. Immediate delivery ..... $2 2.50 ,, a BLOCK'S WHSE., es N. m. St. Open 03,

W. Morris and Drover

Insulation Board, Ya In. $4, $4.26

WRIGHT-BACHMAN L E6000,

Union Stock Yards. Open Till 5 P. M. Saturday

(FURNACE CLEANING)

SERVICE HEATING CO., 1517 W. Morris, rnaces vaouum eleaned Repair nae MA-4961. FURNACE CLEANING & REPAIRING

LEANING, repairing <— Victor Furnaces, Oil Burners, Stokers, Gas Burners. HALL-NEAL FURNACE CO. LI-4576.

REVOKED AUTO LICENSE

RELIABLE (NS. AGENCY. INC. 312 INDIANA TRUST BLDG. MA-9421.

Real Estate, Bonds, .Gen. Ins. MA-3425. ‘IL. D. MAZUR, 108 E. WASH. ST.

(LANDSCAPING)

LANDSCAPING, crushed stone, top soil. Est. free. Reas. W.

sodding, =7203.

VL priv ad I reds di LE WASH. RI.1232

‘ARMY TENTS

16x16, used pyramidal wall type, $12 as is or $22.50 rep! Max Katz Cig red. 316 S. New Jersey.

CHAMBERS, UNIVERSAL ODIN GAS RANGES—New 1942 models.

Immediate delivery '$59.95 .. BLOCK'S WHSE., 424 N. Ill, St. gre of

ROACH’S LAST MEAL (Giccr

For sale at your nearest dealer. See : Albert G. Maas, 31 Va. Ave. MA-8318.

DIXIE GAS RANGE—New white pore. table model. . Insulated oven, $69 95 heat reg. A real buy o BLOCK’S WHSE., 424 N. Ill. St. Open 9-9.

(PAINTING) good work. Extr.

Painting paint. Price reas. (>APER CLEANING)

G—Wall washing, paper “hanging, - BRO BROWS & REECE. Reference. I-91

pe HANGING) VACATION RATES paper Da Ra free, work g Mates Prompt va “Call Ca-1855. (PRINTING) YOU a printing, ot RICHARDS THE PRINTER, rE E New York st. (REFRIGERATION SERVICE) REFRIGERATION service on all makes refrigerators. Calls answered anywhere. ELMORE JENKINS, TA-7216.

(REMODELING

LHR I

OF ALL KINDS

FREE Se

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HAMMER -MAN BL R1.9744

(RESTAURANTS)

G. & G. SANDNear jail.

“YOU'RE SUBPOENAED.” WICH SHOP, 25 S. Alabama. Best Coffee—Sandwiches. (ROOFING AND INSULATION) Roofing and Rockwool INSULATION. IL. NINE. CH-6085.

(ROOFING & SIDING)

WA-1413/

. | bination.

COMBINATION storm and screen hy new stock, $6.95. For bargaing see g gasvics Wrecking Co., 320 N. West! LI-

UTILITY CABINETS—Only a few 0. single and double com-

partments. Price range. . $4.50 : BLOCK'S WHSE., 424 N. 1. st. Open 9-9, ¥

9x12 Axminster ru Bri lam; 95; studio couch, h, $1650. age Ps $1.95;

IAN FURNITURE, INC. * 1712 N. Meridian

HOT POINT WASHER and Dryer com-

New 1942 mode), $169.90

Fruit Jars fou: actus co. S01 a MA-0556.

ROYAL type; full set

ew revolving brush

attachments. .... $54.95 BLOCK’S WHSE., 424 N ‘i. St. Open 9-9,

Paint Nayonaliy adv. at all color; $i 50 1 Farm & Home Suy ply, 5 Ky. MA-6088.

ELDREDGE ELECTRIC SEWING MA-. CHINES—New 1942 con- $44 95 soles, with attachments. . wp BLOCK’S WHSE.,, 424 N. Ill. 8t. Open 9-9. Bed Bugs ®ve with Protecto Spray = LURIE CO., 911 Mass. Ave. ; LI-37198 WOOD SAW and 1% H. P. motor. BExcellent condition. Bargain. 3236 {Schofield ave.

room chair, overstuffed .... construction

se8esi00e @

, 434 N. Mm. St. Open 90.

Payment Plans — ___sanD & GRAVEL)

Roofing, Sone attrect Wa. 0700

WANTED—6 tra iactor-trafles units for regular runs; 24 ft. or ahaer, Open tops * preferred. 235 W.

TRUCK . DRIVER ‘who en age. Sive name of 13%: tye oy Ete

furniture store; truck. Box 763,

n- Restaurant Work +:

oe ame uehs al ve Times.

50—start $20 had Bo

- Apply 6 A. M.. 109 8. Capitol

£ rom [ROY Geown AFR "pot 0, HE 1 E. Georgia.

TT 810 Nlinots bldg. RI-8481. {SEWER CLEANING)

SE CLOGGED ?

Tre Ma. 3073

way. to 0 mess. No 2-Year Guarantee. Free Est.

i i Rn

SAVE fuel, buy RANDOLPH WEATHER STRIPPED _ priorities needed. WA-3318.

RUSH JOBS MAKE US SMILE. PRINTING, 685 Century bldg.

auiDmens. «Buy: sell. (EE a SAI. VATION Fos >: Electric. Stove “i: fF

$2.50 Lire, a1 hint ove: EE

PARLOR heaters, recond., guar, 310 E. Washington Open

PATE, coat. :

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