Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 September 1944 — Page 25

Je T gy Sa ae Wi leases |Pairings Made for Sandlot Title Seri ito Pairings Made for Sandlot litle Series | . . Reliables play Stewart- was made at the Indianapolis|vet been decided, but there is a pos-| Co | EERE © 3 ; % IN ood V7 : Warner and Gold Medal Beer feets| Amateur Baseball = association's sibility that ged at! 1 ¢ Co 1 ANG ai | BD fo Bde. a4 L/ ) PR. Mallory Co. in Sunday's games ; “in City Hall last| Victory Field. The Stewart aggre-| . - ihe Ea © <l Pu > : of the annual city amateur baseball night. : gation is the only undefeated team KN Se 3 championship series. The drawing| Sites for the two contests have not! remaining ire t Se the Brown 6 Ft, 9 Fi, 12 Ft. Widths cas, By TIM : Tr f the punch Large Selection of Inlaid ‘HH CLAUDE ALLISON, who works harder at his hobby—fishing—than : 3 ory, getting ' Immediate Installation! most, has supplied the answer to the question that's been WASHINGTON, Sept. 21 (U. P). sIFREE DELIVERY! us all season—How corie-s0 many big bass being caught in nearby —The production board. with : » Joston, wine : waters this year? “War ar io A 5 scoring two Jordan Linoleum Co, It's so simple we couldn't see the answer for the fish. Claude |the tacit consent ¥, has ; x he Red Sox J 297 W. Wash. St. Oppesite Statenouse Il points out that gas has been rationed (a fact that we, and we're sure allocated several tons of synthetic JO ats Pandy nae Siiber Job Experiments lo deter» GIVE WASTE PAPER runs in the "8" S0t sway Iasi year. tie a Probe. |mine whether # can be used in i Athletics, 6-1, And so local anglers are fishing a y ge away year, bu making new golf balls, it was A : ' is . who Vislaed man BREE, learned. today. L WAR JOB". DO! } ct its slim In the Kitchen Several sources, including a high| : | in the Na- ONE OF OUR would-be chefs |WPB official, predicted that indus- : ooklyn, 2-1, who has delusions of putting Os- [trial chemists would develop an Piper and- paperboard are needed to pack and proished their ) . : Shed Sass plasma which go te France—Italy—the Pacific! Yom Sinnatl waste paper is war paper. Save it— alias Sune turn it in! victory. * Vins But today, the army is a silent partner in the project. month, it was learned, the army I'S large order for the pellets, in great demand by convalescing veterans, ss honors in and discovered none were available. irnament of They went out of production four the : s months before Pearl Harbor. ssociation at When the army's difficulties were He carded Sneeze Season brought to WPE's attention, the LAST WEEK WE mentioned = agency trotted out its plan. Al-02-2468 for fall fishing and its unknown [Martin Named as though the army didn’t give formal ar-old group. - wonders which prompted a phone : approval, it didn’t object, either, and the pace for A. A. Top Freshman |a few days later, several tons of )-64-year-old UMBUS, O., Sept. 21 (U. P). neoprene and buna were set aside )athout took Lou MBUS Sep Toledo Mud Ros. private industry to experiment 70. fcher today . nd-up group, of all hay fever victims who are Be ul Seles, oo as| When the army put in an earlier Toss shooter also anglers, for the heavy POE | ne American association's obit (order for golf balls six months ago, : : : lar took net count hereabouls keeps many An | oo «rreshman” player of the|the industry managed to scrape to- Bond & Lillard : : angler indoors behind his filter gether 20,000 rejuvenated ones. Mil- i 9 - al bef diitine the SUNIEr SSEs0n 1944 season by the association chap- : sn’t 26 plentiful as before : NO BETTER ing the . ter of baseball writers itary men say that golf has a special th b b shipping all BLADE AT ANY PRICE! | uno has his annual sneess ana | Four association cities cast first ppeal to recuperating soldiers and e war, but we arp shipping AN Te aoa ese ae [Place votes for Martin and one|® definite value in rehabilitation. we can, as often as we can. Why not ask oh 8 on 1s vile wu © |placed him second. Other players| Pre-war production of golf balls for Bond & Lillard today? fo igs ragweed (0 & | iving one or more vptes included |amounted to about 3,000,000 dozen a x ver But come a good heavy |, Mallory and Stan Parten-|Year. According to industry esti- ‘KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY SO AARON cong’ frost and he is free once more be of the Columbus Red Birds |mates, inventories totalled about i : | 19446. CONSOLIOA SLADE “| to match wits with the one that hetmes and > 500,000 dozen at the time production FRED A. BECK CO. DISTRIBUTORS, INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA ¢ 90.4 PROOF i Coin and Peron Curtiss was halted in the fall of 1941. Also Available in Bottled-in-Bond, 19 Proof Binks of the Milwaukee Brewers and : Cyril Buker of St. Paul, : 3 ) Board to Be Named g 7 { By Softball Group 7 “a 1 A new board of directors of the Z : : A o{ {Marion County Softball association R i will be chosen at the group's an-

nual banquet at Buckley's tonight, Presentation of awards to the two 1944 county champions, Metal Auto Parts men and Curtiss-Wright girls, will highlight the occasion. Bill Calbert of Kingan’s is the association president and Roy W. Galbreath of Pepsi-Cola is secre-tary-treasurer.

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To Play in Boston

: VALPARAISO, Ind. Sept. 21 (U. 1 |P.) ~Vaiparaiso university and Holy Cross basketball teams will meet in the Boston Gardens next Jan. 25, Coach Loren Ellis announced today. The Valparaiso team will be captained through the 1944-45 season by Bob Dille, mentioned by several for all-America h last’ — * mm. Cannon shoots through doughnut motor. In the nose of this ; fighter plane, right in the middle of the G-E motor that feathers the propeller, is a 37-mm. cannon. Building a motor with a hole where the shaft ought to be was a brain twister, but G-E engineers solved this problem with an electric motor shaped like a doughnut.

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