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DECATUR, Dec. 9 (U. P).—The tmpredictable Northedstern Indiana conference basketball race, often dominated by dark horses, is on

~ again, with the Bluffton Tigers and || Red ‘Devils, co-champions| apparently ||

Auburn of the 1941-42 season, the teams to beat.

And they both have been defeated |] already!” j

‘The- seven schools in fhe loop, |;

Auburn,’ Bluffton, Columbia City, Decatur, Garrett, Hartford City and

endallville, probably are as evenly |

matched, season after season, as any other coriference in the state. The greatest uncertainty, as seen from this angle, is whether or not the teams will complete the season schedule, because of the gasoline rationing. The schools already have eliminated reserve team preliminaries because of the mileage problem and with only private autos as transportation facilities, this may be. serious before the season’s end.

Bluffton Favored

Ranked solely on last season's performance and the number of returning veterans, the Bluffton Tigers probably should be rated as favorites for the conference title. Cochampion Bluffton lost only one regular, Edington,” a guard, from last year’s squad. Yet, the Tigers, after defeating both Auburn and Hartford City handily, suffered a severe trouncing from Columbia City, coached by Abe Devolt, dean of the loop’s basketball mentors with 16 years of service. Bluffton has a big team, with four veterans and a last-year reserve team member all topping the sixfoot mark. The Auburn Red Devils also have four veterans back from last season, backed by excellent reserves from last year’s second squad which lost only four games during the season, . 3 Coaches Debut . Three coaches are making their conference debut this season. They are: Daniel Perry, now at Decatur after two good years at Hoagland in Allen county; . Hubert Dubois, at Bluffton, after a year at Claypool and four years as athletic assistant at Celina, O., and Kenneth Dorton, at Hartford City, where he was assistant last year, Veteran coaches returning; in addition to Devolt at Columbia City, are: Keith Showalter, third year at Auburn; Charles Ivey, ninth year at Kendallville, and Cameron Parks, seventh year at Garrett.

Boilermakers Top

Freshman Squad

LAFAYETTE, Ind. Dec. 9 (U. P.). —Coach Piggy Lambert's Purdue basketball team, scheduled to open its regular season tomorrow against Wabash, deféated a freshman squad, 43-29, last. night. The varsity held a 28-25 advantage at halftime, but pulled into a broad lead in the final four minutes of play,

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Made Decision Here

Fitz quickly became an .outstanding kegler—competed in an American Bowling Congress tournament. Baseball was the means of his livelihood, however, so in 1923, while with Indianapolis, Fitz decided to save his arm for the diamond alone. It was not until after the world series of a year ago, when he became manager of alleys in Brooklyn and felt the better part of his baseball. career was behind him; that Fitz returned to bowling. ; Fitz, who has an average of. 200 and a 287 game to his credit, finished 17th in a large field of entrants in the New York eliminations. He did not believe he had a chance in such fast company. Fitz is 41, but bowling has kept him near his best pitching weight —215 pounds. Fat Freddie, by ‘he way, is not as corpulent as he is muscular, Because he feels that what he has picked up on his own alleys and from his friend, Joe Falcaro, world champion match game bowler, may help others, Fitzsimmons is going to

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Times Special NEW YORK, Dec. 9.—Although Fred Landis Fitzsimmons has been returned to the ‘Brooklyn Dodgers’ list of active players as a relief pitcher, the big right-hander will not again give up bowling. Fred Fitzsimmons credits condition derived from bowling with having a great deal to do with his being able to remain in baseball as an active

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pass it along in a series of 14 illustrated and instructive articles, written for The Indianapolis Times. Fred Fitzsimmons’ message is: “If you don’t bowl for fun, bowl for health.”

Bowling Scores

Last night's leading bowlers were: Bill Richter, Capital City Robert Kuszmane, Speedway Roy Wischmeyer, West Side Classic... Bob Kelley, West Side Classic Nolan Raney, Sacred Heart ..... Paul Stemm, West Side Classic...... Morris Tutterow, Commercial .... J. E. Kernel, Optical Al Weevie, West Side Classic George Wilson, West Side Classia Ray Thiesing, John Hancock Luke Switzer, West Side Classic Fred Estle, West Side Classic Larry Meyers, Blue Ribbon Ice Cream. Neal King Sr., West Side Classic John Bader, West Side Classic. Harold Schienz, Recreation , Les Koelling, Commercial . Walt Henderson, West Side i Frank Komlanc, West Side Classic. . Emil Chovance, Recreation Ernie Hohlt, Blue Ribbon Ice Cream .. Frank Cassell, Allison Mixed Russ McAfee, West Side Classic.. Maurice Powell, Capital City Harold Ryan, Community ... Julius Johnson, Community Elmer Dietz, Stewart-Warner .....eee Jim Brent, West Side Classic.. Chris Orphey, Recreation Fred Yager, Commercial . . Miller Ensninger, John Hancock ...... Joe Rae, West Side Classic ve Billy Bilsky, West Side Classic... Henry Fon, West Side Classic.... Jim Wilson, West Side Classic. .

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PATERSON, N. J., Dec. 9 (U. P.). —The National Boxing association will carry through with its planned tournament designed to crown the next lightweight champion “in the| ring and not ‘in a private office,” President ‘Abe J. Greene announced?

‘today. Greene made his statement short-

ly after a break witht Gen. John'J.

Phelan of the New York commission.” He" said the N. B. A. would refuse to recognize the winner of ‘the fight between Tippy Larkin of Garfield, N. J. and Beau Jack of Augusta, Ga., ‘at Madison Square Garden Dec. 18, as the title successor to recently retired Sammy Angott: The diminutive N. B. A, official accused Phelan of creating discord

e New York executive, after agreeing -to a tournament arrangement in which 13 eligibles were to

York would recognize the winner of the Larkin-Jack 15-rounder as new champion. The first contest of the N. B. A. tournament, Greené said, will pit Cleo Shans against Chester Rico at a site yet to be selected. Additional bouts will be held in Chicago,

Boston and other cities. Under the original plan worked out between the N. B. A, and the New York body, the finalists of the tournament would be matched to decide the new champion. But the|— New York board decided to recognize the Larkin-Jack survivor as chanlipion, with the stipulation that he must defend his title against the winner of an elimination tournament of 13 eligible contenders.

Only Local Fans At Bowl Games

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9’ (U. P.)— The New Year's day bowl football games should be witnessed only by local fans and not by any of the competing teams’ “followers,” Defense Transportation Director Joseph B. Eastman ruled today. Seeking to hold holiday travel to a minimum, Eastman said he had wired sponsors of the Rose and Sugar Bowls that if they provide the competing teams with tickets for sale in their home communities, it would ‘be counter to requests he has made that their sale be allowed only in towns where the games are scheduled. “We must discourage enthusiasts, alumni and team followers from making - these trips this season,”

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GAKSTATTER—Sophia, 76 years, Widow of Charles Gakstatter, mother of Miss Olga Gakstatter, Mrs. Theodore Losche. Mrs. Andrew Habig, Mrs. W. Frank Jones, Paul Gakstatter of city, Carl Gakstatter, Detroit, passed away Tuesday a. my Funeral ursday 2 p. m. at the G. H. /Herrmann Funeral Home, 1505 S. East. Friends invited. ‘Burial Crown Hill, ?

KING—Jesse, Palmer, age 91, husband of Salome King, father of Lola William, passed away Tuesday evening at residence, 226 N. Pershing ave. Services Friday 10 a. m. at above address. Friends | - invited. Burial Floral Park. Friends may call at residence. Conkle service,

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OLIN—Lucy B., mother of Miss Mary A. Olin and Mrs, Lloyd H. Fouts of Indianapolis and Mrs. Ernest Roberts of Rochester, N. ¥., passed away Monday evening in her residence, 513° E. 20th st. Services at Flanner & Buchanan mortuary Thursday, 3 p. m. Friends invited. Cremation. Friends may call at t mortuary.

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7-ROOM BUNGALOW 2 BEDROOMS DOWN-2 UP On Millersville bus line; direct to city and Allison's new plant; 2 lots; price only $6000. . Davis. BR-0131. Bridges & Graves, 243 N, Del. RI-3477

i 1126 EUGENE, 8-room modern, 8

lots, \2-room bldg. on rear, 2-cap garage, Ideal for roomers or due plex. Immediate possession, GA-3442 MRS. McCUBBINS 968 ALLISON REALTY CO., INC., REALTORS

Price $1500, $150 Dn., Terms

2120 Haines, 4-rm. bung., 2 lots. . —Studebaker Realty—

GA-6338 2308 SHELBY GA-7103

1806 ZWINGLEY (25 on Bethel Ave).. 5-Rm. cottage. Low: taxes, Make offer at 13 down payment. GA-3442 MRS. McCUBBINS X= ALLISON REALTY CO., INC., REA TORS

5205 E. NORTH; 5-rm. mod, bung. (Vas cant); $4600. A real buy. WALTER FOLKERTH, EAST SIDE AGENT 4200 E. WASH, CALL’ IR-4200 ANY TIMB

OWNER'S 3 bedroom modern bungalow, 804 N. Gladstone. ' Inspect afternoon and evenings. IR-1868.

WNER'S 8-room corner single (3000 E.), double garage, fenced, trees, $3500, CH-T7942-M.

UILFORD, 1300—9-room modern, vaca 33500 $1000 down; trade property Sout:

NEW iris modern, full basement, 2-car garage; will take house trailer in trade, 4 W. Washington.

VACANT 1°% Down. LaSalle & 26th,

5-Room bungalow, $3,250, RI-3663:

COTTAGE, 6 rooms, water, 13250, 3203-W.

gas,

bath, lights, st. CHe he

3840 E. 30th

39TH, 2220 E.—New bungalow; 5 ‘rooms, bath; 5A rage] $55; immediate possession. RI-

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Farms Suburban Rent 20 F. H. A. LOANS H. Duff Vilm ‘1017 Peoples Bank Bldg. N—East; 4 and § are Jooms; CH-7943, Ring 2

URBA 1 acre; $22.50.

Wanted to Rent 23 A

EXEC. AND WIFE want home or Furn. or unfurn. HI-1133 ((Eve. 11950).

Moving & Storage HODGES STORAGE CO.

‘Store Now—Pay Six Months Later

DUPLEX—RENTAL $77 77.50

x Rms, and i . ang down sac s fireplace. Price close ‘esta 1816-18 Broadway. Call Mr. Burtt. by

Hall-Hottel@s. MA-8581

5-APARTMENT rental; Hette $168 per month. Price $6, 500. 1,000 dow! balance monthly Dea RI-3313

Mr. Nelson. CRO REALTY CO.- 208 N. DEL, Farms Suburban Sale 25B — When acquiring property follow the safe method. Demand an

abstract of title. Have it examined by your attorney.

Union Title Company}

‘ Union Tiple Sunding 155 BE, Market St.

Estimates Free. Inspection I 937-45 Fi. Wayne Ave. RI-2019

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$5950 5-Rm. _ bungalow. Insulated,, storm sash, full screens, “screened porch. Bin full of coke. Modern in every way.

6100 Blk., N. Kingsly Ave.

DEL.

Eves., \Mr. Davis, BR-0131 BRIDGES & GRAVES, 243 N. . © RI-3477 1807 HOYT—4-Rm, cottage, semi- * modern; nice lot, 2-car garage. Good location, near school. 1422 ENGLISH—5-Rm. modern, . except furnace; near Shelby St. Roundhouse. RI-2368

Make offer for’13 cash. MRS. McCUBBINS ALLISON REALTY CO., INC., REALTORS

GA-8442 5 NEW BUNGALOWS

Vacant. Immediate possassion, oS ine. for. $9’ we

10% Sowa. will take auto, fu =) junk C DURGA Gf Tomer sag, |

Real Estate for Trade . %

2 A. ON DRIFTWOOD RIVER

2-Room large cabin, screen porch, near Camp Atterbury. Will sell or trade for Indianapolis property.

Springer it TARE

OWNER'S 5-room strictly ghodern, {ngs

low, fruit, garden, 5120. wood). GA-43 Indian Lake privilegesg $1,750. Terms. WA-3719,

Over 5 heres | MUST HAVE HOUSES

B Hurry, Buyers calling for doubles, singles & apts. Call or Write at Once MA-9821 J. 8S. CRUSE: REALTY CO.

Edw, illensy MA : “ah We have numerous buyers for

He a Shicut Ste N. of Jue for ji 3334- 36 GUILFORD-6-Room mod. Good roof, brick found, > brick porch, te 4 ” ‘good home and 15 Tt ob this bargain. get away from you,

tioned . inside and out.:

Yonnt | 83.000; “terms. eal for defense workers or railroad smplovee a » . i

., 128 N. class homes in all parts of the Real Estate Loans

LEND YOU THE

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