Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 December 1942 — Page 19

"MONDAY, DEC. 14.1 A Heevy Week "Scheduled for

Sports Contribute NEW YORK, Dec. 14 (U. P)— Contributions totalling $612,550.99 | Xan. have been made to the USO war fund by the sports world since May 11, 1942, Robert F. Kelley, chairman of the U. S. O. special events committee announced today. That amount Kelley said, will provide

MENWOMEN!

State Squads

By UNITED PRESS Three games involving Indiana, Purdue and Notre Dame and two Indiana conference affairs tonight will open a heavily-laden week’s collegiate basketball schedule. Coach Branch McCracken’s Hooslers will entertain Ft. Knox, Butler will meet Purdue at Lafayette and Wisconsin will meet Notre Dame at South Bend in the big three division . on tonight's card. Wabash at Earlham and Anderson at Huntington will provide Indiana Conference competition. Indiana will be seeking to make it three straight in the game against the service .team, havnig defeated De Pauw and Wabash in previous -games. Ft. Knox, in its only- prior engagement, turned back De Pauw, . 48-317. Lead Kentucky

Jim Pair and Charles Covatti, former eastern professional hardwood stars, are expected to lead the Kentucky club. The South Bend attraction will bring together two unbeaten teams. * The Irish have won three times and their last win ‘was chalked up Saturday at the expense of Northwestern. Wisconsin has defeated Marquette and Camp Grant. Notre Dame will center its efforts on stopping Johnny Kotz, leading Western conference scorer who probably will lead the Badger offensive. Purdue and Butler will mark the 16th renewal of their basketball series tonight. Coach Ward Lambert’s club dropped a 45-16 decision to De Paul at Chicago stadium . Saturday night but the diminutive Boilermaker coach indicated he was satisfied with the showing of his green club against the experienced Illinois outfit.

Tied for Lead

Five teams, each with one vietory, are tied for leadership in the usually-complicated Indiana college conference title: chase. Leading are Wabash, Manchester, Indiana’ Central, Hanover and Butler. Earlham will be facing its first league opponent and playing its second game of the season in the meeting with Wabash. Huntington with a record of three wins in five starts, is favored against Anderson, defeated in three engagements thus

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Times Special Writer PITTSBURGH, Dec. 14.—War or no war, football followers, especially the alumni—real and synthetic—still love a winner and woe betide

Gridiron guides are comparativey scarce because so many of them joined the armed forces, so the holocaust will save a lot of coaches’

For ‘the first time in major league hockey, three brothers are alayitlg on the same team. They are, left to right, Reg Bentley, and his brothers Max and Doug, all in the forward line of the Chicago Black

the Duration

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a protracted period.

scalps. Yet all the boys do not own the comforting thought that their positions are frozen until victory is achieved. In Pittsburgh, for example, I hear from authoritative sources that Tommy Davies, now of Cleveland’s Western Reserve, is to be brought back to his alma mater, Pitt, as the successor to Charley Bowser.

All-America in 1918

Davies, a successful insurance man of Pittsburgh, was an allAmerica Panther halfback in 1918 under Glen Scobey Warner. He therefore escaped the stamp of Dr. Jock Sutherland, which for some strange reason is held in disdain by the powers that be of the institution for which the tall Scots~ man did so much in a football way. Although Ab Kirwan at Kentucky lost one-point games to Georgia and Alabama, current bowl attractions, the dope is that Wildcat big shots are about ready to liquidate the present football regime at Lexington. Speaking of coaches reportedly about to get the old heavo, I understand there was a Cleveland cry baby angle to Bill Edwards’ removal as head man of the Detroit professional Lions early in‘ the campaign. I have word that a certain group

formed Fred Mandel that they couldn’t win with Big Bill Edwards.

Behind Eight Ball

Owner Mandel, knowing no more about football than Alva Bradely does about baseball, listened instead of putting the magnificent brutes back in their places—behind the eight ball. Their teams aren't bad and insofar as class coaches go, the Dallas Cotton has all the best of it among the bowls, Jan. 1. The games brings together two of the leading figures in football—Bill Alexander of Georgia Tech and Dana X. Bible of

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Alexander and Bible have known each other for more than 30 years, have been closely associated for 15. Both have been president of the Coaches association and members of the rules committee for 15 years. Both have contributed a great deal to the game—in every line, on and off the field. In any complete history of football, the names of Bill Alexander and Dana X. Bible must head two of the brightest chapters.

Capital City Team

Is Cast Winner

In Indianapolis Casting club competition at Tomlinson hall yesterday the Capital City team won the 5 -0z. team event for the third time with a score of 480. Marion county and Frank Wilkie teams tied at 476. Rex Edwards scored 99 to win the 33-0z. accuracy event. Mrs. Myrtle Sutphin led in women’s competition with 98. Charles Sufphin with 94 was junior winner. Edwards, Ralph Carr and Jack Moore tied for first in the 5: -oz. accuracy with 98. Mrs. Ed Bright led the women with 96 and Mary Bright with 98 was junior winner.

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Indianapolis Times, Monday, Dec. 14, 1942

Fs avor Sports During War

Faculty representatives: of Indiana’s collegiate athletic conference today favored continuance of intercollegiate sports for the duration “so far as possible.” Sanctioning the resolution of 20odd college coaches, the representatives passed five recommendations to alter sports to the wartime pace: 1. Suspension of the rule eliminating freshmen from competition. (A carry-over from a special ruling last year permitting schools to use freshmen.) 2. Sept. 1 is the earliest date for starting football practice, with three weeks before the first game can be played. 3. Conference members m a y schedule games with non-confer-ence schools, including service teams, if such games do not constitute more than half the entire schedule. 4, Dates for state meets should correspond with those of the past, and meets should be carried out if enough schools can travel to the site. 5. Metal team trophies should be abandoned in favor of the scrap metal drive, but plastic awards for individuals and teams should be continued. Howard W. Moody of Valparaiso moved up to the president's chair and George W. Horton of Wabash became vice president of the faculty organization.

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DAVIS~Siddie Frances, widow of Samuel Davis, dece

Robert Schlotman, of Cinn., O., and Richard sister of Mrs. J. M. rs. a Wh Fla., passed er daughter, A Jet vives: sday Pp. Stirling Yona Hoge, 1420 i st. ‘Burial Acton cemetery.

beloved uch and sister of Mrs. Edith Vossler, Mrs. Erma Walters, Harry and George Crouch and aunt of Lawrence Crouch, passed away Friday evening at the residence of Mrs. Edith Vossler. Funeral Tuesday, 1:30 p. m. at Shirley Bros. Irving Hill Chapel, 5377 EB. WY ashingto n st. Butia} Memoria} Park. Friends may call at Irving Hill Chapel.

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DONALDSON—Joseph H., age 90 years, husband of Mary Donaldson, father of Wanita H. Donaldson, Mrs. W. M. Hartman, Macomb, Ill.; passed away Sunday at the residence, 5039 E. NX York st. Funeral Wednesday, 10 m., at the Shirley Bros. ey aul Chapel. 5377 E. ‘Washington. Bunal ougisw cemetery, Dayton, m. Friends May call at’ asl IR * p. m. Tuesay.

GARRISON—John C., 55 years, beloved husband of Jane Garrison, father of Mrs. Jose Lucas, brother it Jim Garrison, Bowli passed

rison, Richardsonville, Ky. Funeral Wednes-

y 1:30 p. hi H. Herrmann funeral home, 1505 S. East st. Friends invited. Burial Round Hill. HARRIS—Leona Maude, age 66, beloved wife of William R. Harr mother of Mrs. C. B. Gardner, Mrs. Erwin Fisher, Columbus, Ind., and K. Loyd SPs, Muncie, Ind., passed away, 946 N. Bo ton. Friends may call at Dorsey FuNera} Home, 3925 E. New York, after 6 p. m. this evening. Funeral 32 p, m Wednesday, West Liberty, O.

HASPEL—Bertha E., age 71 years, beloved mother of Sidney J. Haspel, sister of Mrs. Nettie Cox and Harry Thomas, grandmother of Marie Ann Haspel, passed away Sunday a. m. Funeral Wednesday, 1:30 p. m. from Shirley Bros. Central Chapel, Illinois at 10th st. Burial Crown Hill, Friends may call at chapel after Tuesday noon.

HITZEMANN—Gottieb Crist, R. R. 11, Box 319, beloved husband of Mary Ellen, father of Mrs. Ogle Wisenberg and Ed ward F. Hitzemann, city; twin brother of Fred Hitzeman, Cumberland, and Henry Hitzemann, Austin, Minn.; grandfather of William and Doris Louise Hitzemann, departed this life Saturday, age 79. Funeral Tuesday, Dec. 15, at the Moore & Kirk Irvington Mortuary, 5342 E. Washington st., 10 a. m. Burial Crown Hill. Friends invited. Friends may call at the mortuary any time.

HOFFMAN—Margaret, 88 years, of 1520 N. Beville, mother of Mrs. Ferdinand Moorman and Henry J. Hoffman, passed away Sunday. Friends may call at the Jordan mera home, 1550 Brookside ave., atier 3 Py mw Men nday. Funeral Tusidas. Da p. m. - Friends invited, rial ‘Washington Park.

JOYCE—Nancy ‘Elizabeth, 2306 N. Talbott, mother of Miss Hallie Aurelia Joyce and Mrs. Ralph Spaan, passed away Sunday evening. Private service at Fanner & Buchanan mortuary Tuesday, 4 p.

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LOHMAN—Etta Alice, age 60 years, mother of Mrs. Ethel Crousore, Greencastle; Capt. Orville E. Carpen nter, San Fran-|' cisco, Cal.; stepmother of Orville and Francis Lee, Indianapolis; daughter of Charles Hill, Reels Ind.; ter of John L. Hill, Indianapolis; Ralp! h Hill, Greencastle, and grandmother of Betty

uray evening. 3p Conkle Funeral Home. Friends fBvited: Burial Floral Park.

0 DAY—Hobson, age 44 years, beloved husband of Alta A. ODay, Iather of Evelyn Lee, Donna Jean, Jo W. O'Day and Dreher of William J. O'Day of IndianJolis, Mack W. O'Day of Mattoon, Ill; | . Rene Lougsdort and Mrs. Genevieye

hi chapel, Illinois at 10th st., followed b: church services at tne Mattoon (In. Presbyterian Shucen Wednesday, 1:30 Bn Burial Dodge Grove cemetery ttoon, Ill. Friends may call at Shirley Bros.’ Central chapel.

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SWAIM—Hattie D., age 61 years, beloved wife of d Swaim and sister of L. D. Spencer, passed away Sasdraay evening at the ass dees, in E. 42d st. Say p. m., at the Baptist church, Hollandsburg, Ind. Burial Mt. Mariah. Friends may call at Shirey Brothers’ Central chapel, Illinois at 10th st., from 2 p. m. Monday until 10 a. m. Tues day and at the church from noon Tuesday until hour of service.

WATERS—Georgia Annie (nee Howerton), beloved wife of Owen Waters, passed away at her home in Bridgeport Saturday, Dec. 13. Funeral Tuesday, Dec. 15, 1:30 p. m., at Bridgeport Methodist church. Burial at Plainfield. Friends may call at the home any time. Rushton & Hampton service.

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BEVILLE, 34 N.—Near RCA, Mallory's; roommate for gentleman; twin beds; reasonable. MA-0273.

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LAYMAN, 46 (5600 East)—Small, sleeping room, $3. IR-9197.

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