Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 August 1943 — Page 16

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Terranova Is | WILLIAMS [New Feather SAYS... Boxing Champ | oo a : NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 17 (U.P). — - rn : —~Phil Terranova of New York| ~NEW YORK, Aug. 17—Brother Branch Rickey has |relgned as National Boxing assocla- | been round too long to get panicky in a situation which fan JeathuWeight Sample today : e merry villagers clamoring for his scalp, slightly. Jeliowine -round knockout} re . ; ; . ’ : Jackie Callura, Hamilton, rinkled with dandruff. | Ontario, in a scheduled 15-round| We suppose yeu are femiliar with this particular sit- bost at Pglican stadium last night.| uation. The Brooklyn addicts don’t like the way the Sis 000 aps watched, the 23-year- |® J a SO brother’s running things in dear old Flatbush, and are old Erne Tislian pounded ina 0 ha Er yo t telling him off in their own quaint manner. 5 : ; They take their seats in the park and lift hand-lettered placards

: . “Go back where you came from, you bum.” # “Why don't you cut your own salary, you bum.” “Leave us have Larry MacPhail back, the bum.” ~The brother professes to be deeply hurt by all this and says 30 in rolling Elizabether. phrases drenched in sorrow and distress. At the same time ne makes a happy mental note that the protestants paid for their seats, This helps to assauge his soul anguish. : ‘+’ The brother knows, too, that no uprising in Flatbush can become “serious so lofig as it is confined to vocal rumblings. It’s time to ‘become alarmed only when : : the addicts start shooting— 4And this direct, though some“what messy approach, is not unknown to the community. ' The blast against the rother is that he is selling old favorites down the river. The addicts have made Dolf Camilli, first baseman, the martyr around whom they rally, the source from which they draw their spleen. They say, in effect, what happened to Camilli shouldn’t happen to Hitler, or any other low form of animal life for that madtter. Camilli, key man in the Dodgers’ two big years when they were the toast of the _nption, the people’s “cherce,” was suddenly and unceremoniously sold to the Giants on waivers. Subsequently he Sa SE refused to report, and went Branch Rickey back to his California ranch. : It developed Camilli .was a 10-year man, eligible for his unconditional relesse: Besides there was substantial reason to believe he wouldn't play baseball after this season. Indeed, the brother had to make a flying trip to Camilli’s home to persuade him to play even this season. | ; .' The sale to the Giants, therefore, added up to good business. The brother was getting rid of 8 man who wasn’t doing him any . good and who wasn’t going to be vailable in 44, even if wanted. . * Camilli’s explanation for not joining the Giants: “I'm washed up. I can’t help them.” : : ® 8 = ss 8» THUS THE PLAYER'S own rds seemed to justify the brother's action. But the addicts didn’t it irregardless. They saw the

gave Callura the first, an third rounds, the first because-of a low blow by Terranova and the other ‘two on the champion’s ag-}

gressiveness.

began to tire. A series of hard rights and a jolting body attack had the champion in trouble as the chal-| - lenger scored almost at will. In the fifth Terranova appeared to have Callura set up for a knockout. But the champion then moved out of reach until the final seconds of the round, when he stepped in to| Witt county, IIL catch Terranova near the ropes and jand two stinging body blows as the stanza ended. Terranova’s greater boxing skill resulted in Callura’s Betty oun pletely outclassed in the An important industrialist, mem- | .p MOORE KIR ;

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ranova sent hard jabs to his face . SHIRLEY | "SHIRLEY BROS, CO

TA {until the Canadian was bleeding 2 : turned completely Naziphile. Hess, x Tiitnols LO Tresly, Finish Education at Purdue |recresnized the French police on™ gaprpT WW, STIRLING 1422 | MA-4944

German 8S. S. (elite guard) lines, With 71st Commence. [ro oo Eo und beat French |e trian, or

introduced gestapo methods and : . politital prisoners. He personally ment Exercises. Selected 50 Trench hostages’ who Lost and Found : Times Special were shot at Nantes, following the LOST : _| assassination of the German, Col. Sartor rewatd pease mall LAFAYETTE, Ind, Aug. 17. ers to MK. Foxworthy, 58 M Holtz. The French revolution wite oodrufl Place . *Y Diplomas were issued to 27 Marion| oq no bloodier eri i r . cotinty students at the 7Ist com-|those of which Pucheu is guilty. | pup: Baie, sBout is inches tail. Pet. mencement exercises at Purdue uni-| The arrest of this man is the first] Sha. = ooo Sh BEES ss versity Sunday. There were 501 in to be made following the French : committee for national liberation’s Wy ry nd hell BE: the graduation class. - decision to bring known collaboraUnder the accelerated program in| tionists to account. effect. at Purdue, in which a student may get a degree in two years and eight months, commencements

8.2. 5. fratari pin. Finder call : HOOSIER HELPS SAVE tre hid one end of ean tem. | CRIPPLED LIBERATOR

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Even jail can have its attractions, if the keeper is a pretly redhead like Mrs, Myra Westray, who has taken over her soldier. -husband’s job as sheriff of De-

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Pucheu left France in 1942, after| Funeral Directors PERMANENT POSITIONS FOR

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Uppercut Ends Brawl

In the seventh, Callura again attempted to take the initiative and failed as Terranova, sending hard blows to the head, staggered his opponent and had him on the verge of a knockout at the bell. : At the opening of the eighth the new champion caught Callura flush on the chin with a hard right that dropped him for the nine count. Then came the uppercut that ended the brawl. The bout was this city's first championship tilt in 26 years.

Bobo Has ~ New Worry

ST. LOUIS, -Aug. 17 (U. P.). —Louis Norman (Buck) New-

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mal 1002 S. Rybolt. BE-1835. LOST—Small change purse containing diamond and wedding ring. BE-3564-R. Re-

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brother getting $7500 for a player who had rendered heroic services in the past; they saw him saving something like $5000 in salary. “Where’s them sentiments?” they roared. The brother has no sentiment as applied to baseball. Merely thinks he has. He has a glacial sense of fairness but it is measured in terms of money paid out, performance returned, If he can save "a quarter in the operation of a ball club he’s going to do it. His . gontract calls for a money-making management. All his energies are directed to this end. . He's never going to be personally popular with the addicts anywhere. He wasn't in St. Louis, long his home town. - He is likely y pe less so in Flatbush where the basic human qualities do not differ but the temper and temperament of the addicts. do. | ® = = ® 2 = Camilli Got a Shoddy Deal | ‘PERSONALLY, WE think he gave Camilli a shoddy deal. It was mark against him as a student of mass psychology, a field in which e is better than a green hand. Camilli’s background as a 10-year

some, erstwhile major league pitching star, who has failed to win a game: in seven starts since he joined the St. Louis Browns a month ago, today ‘has a new cause for Worry. “Bobo’ is being sued for a grocery bill. His Hartsville, S. C., food supplier claims he hasn't paid a cent on an eight-month-old grocery bill which total $935. “ Newsom, who was battered off the mound last night by the Boston Red Sox for his sixth straight loss with the Brownies, issued no statement regarding the dun of B. H. Redfearn, who filed suit in circuit court here yesterday

Those receiving degrees in mechanical engineering were Walter E. Rafert, 1509 S. Alabama st.; James C. Taggart, 540 N. Hamilton; Henry H. Wakeland, 4916 Park ave. and Robert H. Zankl, R. R. 17, Box 114.

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Degrees in chemical engineering were issued to Donald A. Horth, 3906 Washington blvd.; George S. Bond, 1620 W. 43rd st.; David M. George, 3105 N. Pennsylvania st.;

Harry E. Hedderick; David OC. 1Hyde, R. R. 13, Box 32; Charles O. Knue, 320 Oxford; William L. Morgan, 3612 E. Washington st.; Arthur R. Schlueter, ;5764 Pleasant Run blvd.; C. Sleeper; 5950 Winthrop ave.

daylight attack on Balikpapan, Borneo. The pilot landed the craft in Australia after the round-trip flight of more than 2500 miles with only 10 minutes of gasoline in the tanks. The bomber was in a flight which returned - without loss after setting fire to a medium sized enemy ship, destroying military targets and shooting down at least four enemy fighters in an hour-long battle.

REMOVE FRENCH OFFICERS

ALGIERS, Aug. 17. (U. P.) —The French committee of national liberation today approved a motion to replace 430 senior officers of the French armies; including 40 generals, in line with Gen. Charles de Gaulle’s plan to eliminate over-age

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yer and a retiring veteran accents the brother’s harsh commercial cts. This was one time when even grudging generosity should ave prevailed. It would have been a cheap, convenient investment the good-will of a feverish, frantic clientele—but it would have en breaking the faith with the brother's own unwavering formula.

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double and a single in four tries against Cooper, Murry Dickson and Ernie White. Meanwhile, afield, the giraffe displayed gazellian traits, particularly in the seventh inning y when he made a running scoop and A

throw of Stan Musial's steaming} ———————— grounder while Pitcher Whit Wyatt SEES ‘MARVEL AGE’ STILL VERY REMOTE

protected the bag. And as a target PASADENA, Cal. (U. P.)~—Prof.

at the busy corner, Howie was rangy and receptively perfect. : Chee By 801 : W. H. Peckering of the California While the crowd of 8307 cheered |r, que of Technology warns the the newcomer with ‘Brooklyn fer- public against expecting: a world of vor, baseball experts began oom=| , or gevelopment immediately paring him with Long George Kelly, | oor the war as a result of the There will be some, he concedes, GURLEY—Clara E. 845 N. Linwood

another right-handed first baseman of build and altitude who |T : put the “age of marvels,” he insists, : ayler C. Gurley, “ig still remote. Arthur W. Walter T.

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now coaches the Braves. The exU. P)— :

> # ” # : Has been exposed to the wrath of the addicts Before. There were the notable example when Rogers Hornsby was given the fight after winning the pennant for St. Louis in 3926. ‘The brother has been a side-line observer of many such > . They all ran to pattern, all the same climax. New faces team began to click again and scars of outrage healed quickly. Thus there is nothing wrong with the Flatbush situation at the moment that another winning team can’t cure,

Eli Lilly Wins Over R.C. A.

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lightweight, Jon RTE i i Bobby R - -gon Square Garden Friday night. “Promoter Mike Jacobs announced t Shans would be substituted for ‘Bartolo of Boston, who will be unable to compete because of an infection in his right arm.

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perts pointed out that Hank Greenberg, former first’ baseman of the Detroit Tigers, Was much heavier thah Schultz, though tall and righttion tournament by walloping handed. ': Howie packs only y= R. C. A, 12-0, in the only tilt poids ye gt his Dodger scheduled in the tournament last mates 8 Bad L besten the Cards, 7-3, The U. 8. Tires eked out a 5:4 |02, (afy-hatehe ow, | porters in the dressing room: “Sure, decision Se verse In 8 non- |g was nervous when I first went

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