Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 May 1943 — Page 18

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WASHINGTON, May 25 (U.P)=| He threw his coat on a hook in Thirty-third of a series, the '80s were a team of giants, N A i} By JOE WILLIAMS Laity ides, one of modern base-| a Brooklyn lunchwagon and went By PAUL SCHEFFELS | op cpr and it was something to see the \ SU Sg NEW YORK, May 25.—Our scouts who are on the ground in Washs balls greatest southpaws, turned| out the door. While he was out United Press Staff Correspondent By HARRY GRAYSON Captain lead them on the field. SE i S ington report the college football setup is in a desperately critical state. the page inte perhaps the final} the coat fell to the floor. Several NEW YORK, May 25 (U. P)— NEA Sports Editor Anson broke in as a third base- \ FON Fa : The physical educational group which is attempting to take over all chapter of his career today by| gasoline coupons fell out. he 11 jot leagues JKR the yn de LES it Cos iy man and was an Seopplished Na WF sports in this country and wien is I ore poser} Hons: several] joining the Washington Senators. | Detectives Willlam Roche and ond of two days’ grace today as the; wiaose St, pron . | her. His size worked agains a & | realized, is getting closer and closer to its immediate objective, which } “re eastern National league clubs trav-| American association opposed the | ati but his Slayers pee: A NL : : is to force the oy to conform to the army's war ' training program. Cots; Joy Jours Ln Deliwetiior ia Ce Yppoiey = cled into the west and western| Chicago White Stockings for the | oo +" 0 cue him attempt to steal \ 3 L This involves service students ; ~~ of the New York pitching staff, was § Ie pong MS her teams in the junior circuit rolled| world championship in 1885 and | “yh a pinch rather than— a 3 Ti 3 who are being sent to various col- | released by them last year and | BE TOF hoy had been pas a et ae r Fig ry ase Title a say Billy Sunday, who was a | | 3 | [leges for specialized training. The) Cubs fo U se picked up by the Boston Braves, tmlling the section since the OPA Vly — i ee ig the greatest Roe sprinter. Whit Stosd wot 8 a A 5 Progra: w R ki B k who cut him adrift last week, had received complaints that a and for the first time in 386 days| More than one competent au- A pl i ry vo 81. by NR Cal RP jee bodent: OO0K/Ie Decker It was expected that Gomez Mou akos Te Jen ii io they were out of first place in the ti ; ee '85 and '86 and Anson led them i from participat- stead of cash. : American league. ET Sh \ to the last five. The combination RR i in formal campus The Chicago Cubs announced to« | The detectives said that in Yanks Lose Six 2 a of '85 and ’'86 has been listed as ; LE activities, espe - | day they will use a rookie first P ed Gi a Desigeric's car, parked outside, Throughout their western swing, \ ; the finest of all time. Na cially football; J baseman to replace veteran Phil uraue rl they found enough counterfeit the Yanks won only one of seven X No ball player or manager was a Ea the navy doesn’t. A be : and genuine “T” coupons to pure games while seven more, including |j ) Th RRR more independent than Anson. Ni oF 8 Our information CavaiTetn; whe was fined $100 ( d ( | chase 10,000 gallons of gasoline, Ng entire Detroit series, were| & NR : He was a team man relied on no HR & is that the health : fh | and suspended for five days after | ar Oomp ete They said Desigerio (of 1 Jardine washed out. 3 one player. When Albert G. | [= through joy boys LO | a row with Umpire Lou Jorda | place, Brooklyn) told them he are gradually [REE | during the second game at Bos- | LAFAYETTE, Ind, May 25 (U.| had been paying off bets with P. ) ~The 1043 Purdue university| the coupons, which he bought on

OHICAGO, May 25 (U. P.).— would be used oF chiefly in relief roles.

Yankee hitting slumped to a dis- |) i ¢ | Spalding, the Chicago owner, h mal team average of .167 for the § 3 wished to sell Pitcher Clarkson | |. ‘% BY forcing the navy Lo ‘wiliams western invasion, presumably be- iF . eae a | and the immortal King Kelly to EN : Fa to weaken and " : | football card was complete today | the waterfront for 2 cents a gale cause of too much inactivity ocea- |. » ¥§ x Hoston, he asked his manager if = ® 5 4 that unless some forceful, authori-| Ford Frick, National league with the addition of Marquette, the lon and disposed of at a 3-cente sioned by untimely postponements. yi. RR x he could spare the incomparable We 0 tative voice is raised to the con- president, wired the Cubs yes= [10th opponent, for the season, per-gallon profit, Jog, Gordon, usually the most de-!§ % ; Sof | battery. \ ¥ © trary, there will be no college footy terday that Oavarretta, ousted | The schedule: FIGHT RESULTS pedldable man around, headed the i A 3 NE “Sure, spare anybody,” snapped \ RN : L{ [ball at all next fall In Sif CON" | from the game in the ninth in< | Sept. 18, Purdue at Great Lakes; NEWARK. N. J oS EeuLIS: 188%, nosedive by striking out seven times 3 Ni Anson. : SS |nection Harvard's withdrawal from ning for disputing a decision at Sept. 25, Purdue at Marquette; | Pittsburgh, decisioned Larry or 1894,

and making an incredibly poor D 8 PRE | Cap did not succeed in build- Trenton, N. J. (10); Julio Gallucel, 142,

ton Sunday.

| : Tn | football is significant. Harvard Ha first base, put his hands on the Oct. 2, Illinois at Purdue; Oct. 9,|garitard. Gonm. knocked out Jim Davis showing in the field Rh —. | ing another winning combination, Cy { represented on the coffimities which arbiter during the argument. Camp Grant at Purdue: Oct. 16,143, Newark, N. J. (2) ' " Cleveland Leads by Full Game © 4 Ra | but might have had not the ; E ] [outlined the armys down-with- Cavarretta's suspension will ex- | Purdue at Ohio State; Oct. 23, 1oWa| cureaGo. Tommy Bell 15015. Detroit Cleveland was ensconced in the } 8 Brotherhood war in '00 taken his 3 § E : | Sports policy. pire prior to next Saturday's at Purdue; Oct. 30, Purdue at Wis | outpointed Willie Russell, Columbus, o. Yankees' familiar spot at the top. Ba young stars. 3 3 } i Boosts Col. Fleming | game. Rookie Heinz Becker of |consin; Nov. 6, Purdue at Minne- cisioned Albert Adams, 130%, Chicago Sse of the heap, a full game ahead of } ME 1) : & #4 3 Ft x : i The president has stated a com-| Milwaukee will play first base for |sota; Nov. 13, Michigan State at| —— the Bronx Bombers ANY AR | Anson Refused $50 000 8 : Saad : Imittee will be appointed to study| the entire series with the Giants. Purdue; Nov. 20, Purdue at Indiana. | Deaths—Funerals 1 The Brooklyn Dodgers salvaged a : A : S RR pi the national sports picture and ulti — —— Ek Indianapolis Times, Tuesday, May 25, 1048 BARRITERE--Mary, passed away at resie

two-and-a-half-game advantage in EARLY IN his career Anson ac- ” Ep m 4 \d : Ta £ \ X s 8 § ately a co-ordinator will be named. ] 1] . ls " i . \ Su . the National league by essaying a gf LY quired a reputation as a bulldozer U. 8 Marine Corpt photo. | pu this seems to apply largely to mr JUS * YIATLS - SeTPIMUS the residence’ any’ (ime: alter 4 pr. my

surprisingly successful stand against | Feu, A because of protracted arguments Remember Cletus (Boots) Pof- professional sports, such as baseball, | . Weduepgay. Funersi § a. In. TRUTSAAHY, at the oly osary Catholic church,

the western teams. The Dodgers & y 3% +3 nberger., former hurler for the had I 6 a Tg take ti g nt | NR oN with umpires. But the fans fe on Ti d Brooklyn racing and cash-and-carry football. | 7 Burial St. Joseph's cemetery, Blasengym 1a ; peen expecied to \a € 1e cou 1 rooted for him because he always Detroit gers an TOOK1Y | As we have pointed out prev ously, service against the St. Louis Cardinals| Cap Anson.. . 16AdeF of the great | shot to win, He hated to lose. Dodgers? He's pitching now for | rofessiona! sports are well oF | : BAUMGART — Dena (Ketlerhenry), 70 |p KX A years, beloved wife of William G. Baume

particularly, but thev broke even] 'hite Stockings of the "80s. i; . T arri : Dodgers went on to win nine of thority who saw Captain Anson | Of the Brotherhood didn't even | Boo | circumstance of having a sympa- newai Wednesday, 3 p.m, at the Second id i ik \ ARSE } , ask him to jump to the Players’ | thetic spokesman in Washington, | : Evangelical and Reformed chure the 12 games they played. considered him the daddy of all 1 i P / : ; 2 Shelby and Pleasant sts, Friends ne eague. (we fail to see just what actual 4 ; . vited, Burial Crown Hill. Friends may

$ first basemen Wyatt, Highe ‘Mysteries | Cap Anson was the connecting | Because he was fearless and owe ornets | service a co-ordinator can perform. | gall at the G. H. Herrmann Punera) Rube Melton and Bobo Newsom, link between old and modern | abrupt and always wnt oveciy | It's college sports that need care- [CORRECTED NOTICE] BURFORD--Lydia, beloved mother of Mra,

| came creaking to the rescue of the| paceball. what he meant, Anson made | T { ful study and intelligent action, and u : ¢ EY ay dia, b 3 Sha 4 Shi bes, voi : iti "lora anta, rs nnie Cartme Dodgers while Whit Wyatt and Ki y 3 aap DIS omies, some of Win Golf 0ga any committee which is named io} \ Built upon the tradition of true ! Wary, A Tr IS Prtmel |

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Alt? ¥ remost strateby Higbe, touted as the cream of} an ough B os! ver whom prevented his | {study the over-all situation cer- izamh d all i ds for Burford, passed away Monday in gist of his tine, Anson was ne Americanism and all it stand: Hartsville, Ind. Funeral Wednesday,

he En Lyn Phe Sel - referred to as “manager.” He al- | the Chicago franchise, “ wool if d |Ssy pti i nde pi FEY Vile, hiv tvitraionssue'of te old i} a.m. from Shirley Bros, Irving Hill C 1 1ystify ev - | v - sik , 4 A g 8 i conti Re " f yShin | ways was Cap because he was When the Chicago club released owe high school’s golf squad is conversant with ie co See ig | ivi sa pa, 9311 B. Washington st., followed Ae oy epuliess, Le | everything a real captain is sup- | Anson to New York in January, | stroked Hs way to victory in the an< lem. It so happens there is already / est in Indianapolis in its profes ! tery, 3 p. m., near Judson, Ind. Friends Sunday's bountiful attendance posed to be 98, everybody but Cap knew that ‘nual city invitational tournament, lin Washington just the man for the | may call at Irving Hill, Tuesday. bore further testimonv to the pre- ; te 4 ; > : ‘SE 3 » ’ - : AVE WH ’ GLENN--Eliza Mae, age 54 years, wife of e he I He had integrity. sobriety, per- | Was only the easy way to let him {held yesterday at Pleasant Run. The | job. We refer to Col. Phil Fleming, . sion, has and alwave will place THO TE et Dy

season theory that this would be a| : treat | Hornet squad turned in a total score the wage and hour expert. The ; : : 8 tay’ Cheek season of week-end baseball crowds sonal purity and dignity. Its most | out. Andrew Freedman offered |Hornet sq : pC i ! Pp | its every convenience at the dis. \ oy Ag ay 3 i

: | i a r ili ri | Week dav attendance has. if any-, conspicuous figure, giving to pro- | Anson considerable money to re- [Of 315 to win the title. y COLOR" 1s SARIN Jt at ih tom Shani ford, passed away Sunday. Funeral Hine Sey Bl : a the nor. fessional baseball in its incipiency main as leader of the Giants but Tech came in second with a count college activities, having been for | posal of any one seeking ite aid Wednesday, May 26. 8:30 a. m.. at the thing, been slightly under tl or- i : ; :

34 | ‘ i { vi { 3 Tost Usher Mortuary, 2313 W, Washington mal of past years a touch of the four qualities, had | Cap couldn't have his way and in Sus; SHO ee Sasha Sa gears GEC wo! Joliletice ab West in time of bereavement-—<regard. / st, ® a. m, 8t. Ann's church Friends : ' a tremendous influence on the | quit after a month. ‘

| with 341 and Cathedral was fourth Point. An ideal choice he would be, invited. Burial Holy Cross cemetery, game. Chicago fans raised $10,000 for | with 367. jand it is to be hoped some one | less of their position in life Friends may call at mortuary. Anson held his place through

Anson when he was let out, but Arnold Koehler, Howe golfer, cap-| in Washington will eall upon him BLINEERLING PAY a ra llutband of three generations of ball players. | he refused the money, explained tured the individual honors by turn-| for his views—and Hie now, A line drive hitter, he left a

their creed or religious belief, Marion > " Clarke, BS: Jub of Mis t Aebker, Ft. Wayne, " that baseball owed him not a thing, ing in a card of 73. He was closely | ———————— rots of A. Mary ta: mas 26-year major league average of | but, putting it the other way [followed o iy i Bill Hana- Qt arr Likes Work 9 Ambulance Service—Any Hour ED ar avons, Ryker, Rigtom 239. He was under .300 in only around, he owed baseball plenty. fee, who had a 74. ww ] Service Thursday, May 27, 2 p. m., ab two campaigns, and then only be- Anson retained his tremendous | These two, assisted by Joe Wil-| Since Ray Starr joined the Reds] 7 2 «Anywhere \ the Bert 8. Gadd Funeral Home, 1047

| cause he was burdened by the | popularity right up until his | Son, who had a 84, and Robert Stan- in September of 1941, he has been : % Cr. Tota. al many war with the Brotherhood Play- | death in Chicago in 1022. |fll’s 84, gave the Hornets the crown. | repeating,

“Work is what pitchers : mortuary after 7 p. m. Tuesday,

need. That's a lot of hooey about PERKINS-—Setta, beloved mother of Mrs, Tech was led to second place Nell Miles, Mrs, Emma Miner, Joe, Bob

olille | Are’ . Cap Anson w | | ers’ league and managerial care, | p as one baseball | . LOANS CASH He wh hit more than 400— | idol who never fell, {by Kenneth Hoy, 81, Dick Winger, pitchers working themselves down.) Ben, Tom and Ned Perkins, sister of | | 83; Robert Breedlove, 84, and Jack All I need is a good nights sleep Telephone lm Jou’ Boyd und

JIAMONDS — WAT CH! 407 in ‘79 and 421 in 87. He | QL: J) batted 499 in '81. 204 in 04. 'Demaree and Stanton Sheppard, 80/and I'm ready, and I'm a lot older | day. Services Wednesday, 2 p, m., at

that most of the ball players. More | the W. D. Beanbiossom Moria. Burd) He led the National leaguv~ four B b 11 each. " Washingt STUARY. Barla Shor vs golfers turned in the! pitchers rust out than wear out. | ashington Park cemetery. Friends may 4 A 1 Rn 2 ANKS wins aseba OT 7e.| Ray, a 15:-game winner in 1942 | £ i » » = . O , 5 :

¥ s | IEEE Fred Fitchey, 82; Dick Marshall, 89, | started out in perfect form by Be ones, J. beloved husband. of 7, father of 8. Sgt. Robert

: : a and Bob Hull. 92. The Irish of pitching a 10-inning, 1-to-0, shut- | 1 N. Delow Nelle C. Suess Jather of Swung on Third Strike Calendar | Cathedral ware spearheaded by Jim out victory over the Cardinals nj 95 lwo Street LI neoln 3828 Ry So Ce ts his first start. He was good be-| residence, 2622 EK. 11th st, Monday,

AND IT MUST BE remembered en ———— Salle with 83. Other Irish scores sh seores 12.50 6 \ - | canes he had good control. | ices " Orinsines Bg oi I § "1601

» 8. | that when Anson op Cf He AMERICAN ASSOCIATION | were Vie Vaughn's 84, Jack Dillon | an Be Nev. Toe ens Juneral Home, or C in in Piuchss Sand only en 5 APO L ret. 94, and Tom Connolly's 108. Burial Crown Hill, Friends may call a the plate, during his first 14 years, LL vy LIS 3 66% a CE the funeral home any time. A . J q 53 WHITELEY Amelia, 1141 Laurel st.

To soothe itching, burning skin, apply | not farther than 50. Scoring Was | Toledo DY ih , . bib mother of Blanche Kissi d - medicated liquid ZEMO—a Doctor's | much more strict, yet striking out | Celumbus Norfolk Naval mother of Thomas Kisslck. const’ rund artillery, passed away at her home

2 : Milwaukee “ formula backed by 30 years contin | Ajcon was rated quite 8 feat | Kansas City Monday a. m. Friends may call at the Robert W. SLirling Funerai Home, 1420

a ringworm symptoms, | oa, though he refused to swing | Lewisville . eczema, athlete's foot or ICIS | \ntil the third strike, regardless | N p Senators Prospect st. Funeral service Wednese due to a cause, apply ZEMO : i i SST “ ui F, day, 2 p. m, at the funeral home. freely. Soon the discomfort should | ©of the pitcher's control. ’ x ud | WASHINGTON, May 25 (U.P). : ; Wor ya Bum] Crown Hill. disappear. Over 25,000,000 pa The Captain was a big man Braokisn 308! —The Norfolk Naval Training pasted away Monday morning. Services gold. One trial convinces. Only 3 standing 6 feet 2, weighing 220, St ike 4 Station nine staved off a threes at J. C, Wilson * ‘Chapel of the Chimes,’ Also 60¢ and $1.00, ;ZEMO and liked large players. Pichia ail 33%, run Washington uprising in the : Pritts ened. Vednmday, 4 Pe We The Sreht Ww ps SoRIngS of | Cincinnati d ninth inning here last night to a

Pittshurgh J Ee “0 New York ai turn back the Senators, 4-3, in ; Funeral Directors 5

Chicago . <1 an exhibition game for which war Sd 8 co YJ | 3 ® NKLE FUNERAL M B 3 D B l G ¥ AMERICAN LEAGUE bonds were needed for admission. : fF 1934_W._ Michigan St. HOME

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