Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 October 1944 — Page 27

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8o far the only gloomy site & a duck hunting in Indiana is th weather DE er Noy Tor

Further Scressing Hoosier chances of a duck dinner is Ducks Unlimited report that about Gp0,000 hunters are expected to be out gunning from Massachusetts to the Pacific states which will leave a lot of low and high

DUCKS UNLIMITED also report that this is to be the best season since the duck depression of 1934-35. The group estimates this year's mass migration to be 10 per cent larger than last year and 450 per cent more than that .of a decade ago.

, Also the season in all three

bird 20nes of the nation has been extended to 80 days. That's an increase from 70 days last year and from a 30-day limit during the dead-low of 10 years ago. This gives Hoosiers more than two more months to get their share, Be sure and get your duck stamp and remember: - A shooting day legally opens half an hour before sunrise and closes at sunset. * The bag limit has been increased to 15 for the mallard,

Joe Louis’ Plans Wait War's End

P)—S. Sgt. Joe Louis, world heavyweight = champion, paused during a tour of eastern war

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MONTREAL, Oct. 28 (U. P). — Featherweight champion Willie Pep of Hartfom, Conn, added another decision to his long record today, & 10-round verdict over Jackie Leamus, Negro boxer from New York,

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Compares War

And Grid Game

SOUTH BEND, Ind., Oct. 26 (U. P).—Vice Admiral Randall comparing the Pacific war with a football game, warned 850 midshipmen being graduated from the Notre Dame naval reserve school today that they should not assume the attitude that. they were “entering the game in the fourth quarter after a comfortable lead had been established.” “In war,” the chief of the navy’s personnel bureau told the new ensigns, “there is no such thing as a comfortable lead.” ’

Anderson Wins Meet

Paced by Bob Gray, the Anderson high school cross-country team took six of the seven places to win 8 triangular meet yesterday at Warfen Central. Howe was second and Warren Central third.

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A mallard (one of 140,000,000 birds) applies the brakes

prize of them all, and the pintail and widgeon. Wildfowlers are still limited to 10 a day among other species, with one exception, That's the lowly coot, which actually is not a duck but an off-shoot of the rail family, You can bag 25 a day if you wish but it seems a waste of precious ammunition this year. r . J INCIDENTALLY THE war production board has relaxed shotgun ammunition restrictions so that nearly a half billion shells are expected to be released. The allotment, biggest since sporting ammunition manufacture was halted in 1942, allows each hunter four boxes (100 shells) instead of the one box permitted last year.

a clear shot at the championship challenger. .

be the last gridiron appearances for two star Michigan players while Purdue, tied for conference leadership with Ohio State, has had the muscle cut out of jts vaunted attack by marine and navy transfer

! Purdue Loses Elliott Among those sheduied to depart ale Halfback Chalmers (Bump) ElHott and End Bauman, two of the Big Ten’s most brilliant per-

quantity, Michigan gives up equal quality in Capt. Bob Wiese and Bob Nussbaumer, the running strength of its backfield, who are: ready to depart to advanced training units after Saturday. 4 With the power cut off from twu

thé championship game looms at Cleveland Nov, 18, when Ohio State meets Illinois.

They're Watching Indiana

and Indiana and Michigan left oh its conference schedule after this Saturday's match with Minnesota. Illinois, which has suffered one Big Ten defeat, hag yet to play Michigan and Northwestern in addition to she Buckeyes. Both the Illini and O. 8. U. meet Michigan after the Wolverines have lost the legs from their backfield, while Illinois meets Northwestern after the Wildcats give up 12 players to service transfer orders. With the road smooth for Illinois and Ohio State, there doesn't appear to be a team to challenge their supremacy unless wily Bo McMillin can whip his Indiana Hoosiers into championship fettle for a stretch drive.

Next Fights Nov. 3

Boxing bouts will be resumed at the Armory on Friday night, Nov. 3. The Hercules Athletic club will not offer the usual weekly bill tomorrow night. ' The Nov. 3 show

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Purdue and Michigan to Bid Cy to Stars, Title Hopes

CHICAGO, Oct. 26 (U.- ‘P.)—Purdue and Michigan, defending Big . Southall co-champions, will let fly with alb they have this Saturday Ann Arbor in a game of farewells—to title hopes and players alike. Both teams, considered strong championship contenders, have heen {ripped asunder by service transfers

Saturday's Ann Arbor game vin

Excluding that game, Ohio State)

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However, so far this year none of the sporting goods stores have had any difficulty in over-loaded shelves breaking under the strain of unwanted shells. But dealers are optimistic and some local stores have managed to get in small shipments so far with promises from manufacturers of ‘more to come. All in all it looks good for the Hoosiers who are willing to get up in the middie of the night and * crawl through icy water and curl in a blind until the Canadian visitors come quacking their arrival. If your low on gas at the moment don’t forget the colder it gets the more birds there'll be so be patient there's plenty of time.

which gives undefeated Ohio State and sets up Illinois as the No. 1

Cuddy Selects State’s Big 3

By JACK CUDDY United Press Staff Correspondent NEW YORK, Oct 26.—Picking ‘the football winners—Maybe: “ East . ‘Navy over Pennsylvania, Duke over Army, Bucknell over Temple, Dartmouth over, Brown, Colgate over Columbia, Also Syracuse over Boston coltlege, New York U. over City College of N. Y, Holy Cross over Coast Guard, Chatham field over Pittsburgh, Midwest Notre Dame over Illinois, Indiana

Ohio State over Minnesota, Great Lakes over Wisconsin,

quette, Tulsa over Oklahoma A and M., Oklahoma over Texds Christian, Jowa State over Kansas State, Missouri over Nebraska.

South Georgia Tech. over Georgia PreFlight; Georgia over Louisiana

State; Tennessee over Clemson; Mississippi over Arkansas. Also Tulane over Southern Methodist, Florida over Maryland: Missippl State over Jackson Airbase.

Southwest Texas over Rice; Oklahoma over Texas Christian. Also Randolph Field over Third South Air Force; Texas Aggies over North Texas Aggies.

5 Far West California over Washington; Southern California over St. Mary's; Denver over Utah State. Also Coast Guard over U.C. L. A; El Tero Marines over Fleet City; 2d Air Force over Norman Training, Ft. Warren over Lincoln Air, Utah over Nevada.

(Last week—43 Ti right, 8 wrong, 4 ties for .843, season—.805.)

Dallas Pro Team

NEW: YORK, Oct. 26 (U. P).— John F. (Chick) Meehan, president of the newly organized Trans-Amer-ica professional football league, ahnounced today that arrangements had been completed for the Dallas, Tex., team to play its home games in the famous Cotton bowl there, with plans underway for its seating capacity to be increased to 100,000. : The bowl, which is packed annually, for the New Year's day Cot-

The Trans-America circuit, scheduled to begin operations

over Iowa, Purdue over Michigan,|

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NEW YORK, Oct. 26 (U. P)— Competition, the factor ‘that is keeping college football alive in its third wartime season, also is turning the turnstiles over at an increased pace over last year in every section ofthe country. but the East and Midwest, a United Press attendance survey of major schools revealed today. A check of attendance at 39 key colleges and universities throughout the nation revealed that their games thus far have attracted a total of 1,799,996 spectators as compared with 1,733,745 in 1943, an in[crease of 66,251.

dance i of In Midwest Shows Decline _

Grid Games:

both areas were expected to bot, sus vere expuied e, Irng In the Midwest and midlands de-

homa A. & M., and Iowa Oka were the principal factor in the decline with all others polled, Illi-[; nois, Notre Dame, Purdie, ’ Oklahoma, Tulsa and showing increases. Notre Dame had the biggest gain, 25,000 for two games. Surprisingly, Ohio State's unbeaten Buckeyes had a loss of 48,500 for three games while Michigan suffered the biggest loss in attendance, 66,274 for three games.

Plainfield Cops Midstate Crown

Greases 5 Such major insgtiitlonslscared over the

O'Grady, on the comeback trail in Fr big time bowling, maneuvered 208, 223, 249680 for Falls City Beer in

[Marott Shoes Post 3013 to o Lead 0 Grady and Wheeler Soar Over 650

Marott Shoes posted a 3013 and

in their big series with 581. Wi-

k Pollard, Rost Jewelry Ralph Richman, Indianapolis Dutch Haufler, ‘American ion. Sherman Clark, West Sidé Merchants "n

Jerry O'Grady and Harry Wheeler lena Butler had 562, Margaret Skel-|over Oe were the 650 mark to takelton 523, Patty Striebeck 523, and|Metta Ray 551, the leading roles in last night's| Margaret Theobold 479. 356. awe a 973, 1021 By ir . aw men o- : 3013 in the weekly session of the Ho THER 20 Sows “i an Feiner ' WH Indianapolis league at Pritchett's.] 308 Car nagua, Indianapolis —-........ 839] ens, Schwitser-Cummings

% tzer RR, Bill Kohistaedt, Pidelity Trust Mixed OTHER 500 BOWLERS (WOMEN)

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tional fans,

coast, South and ' Southwestern areas all showed Rockies offering the biggest’ percentage of increase and the South the lArgest actual number of addiThe Midwest, gasoline rationing has reduced crowds at many colleges, showed the biggest decline with the Fast

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at Central's field yesterday, where

Plainfield won the Midstate conp with / a 13-8 victory over Lawrence Central [Fv0ck Cpla had 886, 976, 800-2671

Decatur Central ig tied with Speedwdy for the runnerup post. Each has won two, lost one and tied one. Lawrence Central lost

H. H. Gick, Knights of Columbus. . Amy McDaniel Johnson Coal ...,,.... the Indianapolis. session, and the Din ok, Enighty. Sires rains 820 T. June’ Jones Coal reves atarer series proved ‘the top solo: perform. Gene Zwsisier, Amdrican'Legion....... $181 ple), Shipman.sJohnson Coal '!....! ance of the evening. Wheeler, in|pete Bailey, St. dona Bvangelical .. a - 18 n kopes, Jannse rte Coal sees pacing Marott’s to their big series|Lou Stumpf, St. Jehn Evangelica Dorothy Woodlock, Johnson Coad .... “*1Capt. Val Wernet, Indianapolis ...... 610 was the only other local pinmen Bi Smith. Indianapolis ............ 281 Lacy court. Johanson Co Coal ......: 3 — | Bill Tarrant, Indianapolis .........., Coal . over 650. He had 248, 217, 201 John Loux, International Detrola ... 608 Bia ohmidt, Wi B. Block M Mized.. 666. Dr os Goldman, yhmetieun | Legion .. in Estelle Nash, Johnson os er minger, napolig........ June Sw! t, Johnso ae 2671 and 2667 High en 1ndias Bily Rick? Johnson Con ol rp : ot! Wi . C. A. (Antlers). Two outstanding team totals were| OTHER LEAGUE LEADERS (MEN) [ant any a: a, Suizeq CT

Howard Jones, Curtiss-Wright Office.. Paul Clark, R.C. A. (Fox-H Abe Bailey, Shlauire Mixed ......... Paul Roeder, U. 8. Rubber (Illinols)., Zeno Loutz, Dezelan Industrial Les Koelling, rE Bill Jordan, EI L os Joe Mitchell, Ry Y Roebuck Mixed | Geo. Tellas, Postoffice “ Dick Farrell, St. Philip Men's Club...

developed’ in the Johnson Coal Co. women’s league at Fox-Hunt. Red

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OTHER LEAGUE LEADERS (WOMEN)

Beiey Hendricks. Allison Ei 8 wid elen y, Indiana Telephaas.. Nellle McCann, Our Lady of Marilyn Grego: : Mak Alice Cavanaugh, Yaa Wood, International . tahlhut, Square § + Margaret Hurst, Re

and Hoosier Coal & Oil 840, 862, 965—2667.- In reaching the 2671, Red Rock members had the following individual totals, Gertrude Bradley Carl Lindner, Lukas-Harold Classic. . 569, Dorothy Erler 546, and Mary Gaylord McCielland, Delaware Recn.

560 McDaniels, Independent War Workers 558 Fahey 527, Betty Weaver 520 and|c“w Tucker Wm. H. Block Mixed 588

only slightly less than Jast year.|three out of four and Greenwood Marie Fulton 509. Listo Helm, U. 8. Rubber Mixed (Fox- _|BSteila Tatum. U. 8. Rubber Mixed _.. 433°" Major- games yet to be played in dropped four in a row. Bertha Urbanic paced the Hoosiers Boa Taggart, Uptown Recn........... 554 Helen Epi i BC Mixes 9 i

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OFFICIAL U.S. NAVY PHOTOGRAPI

TOMORROW, FRIDAY, IS NAVY DAY!

And there is tcarcely a Day of Observance — that goes so deeply to the Hoosier heart — as does the day set aside in recognition — and honor — of the Navy!

“mT 18 indeed singular," as

many a speaker is wont to say — in prefacing an oratorical flight — "it is indeed singular” that Indiana, land-lubber state that it is — (with its Capital the largest inland city in the world) — would have such intense interest — and such outstanding participation in’ Naval activities.

Right here in Town is a Naval Armory — whose architectural facilities and Naval efficiency — produce a notable training: station. There is a great Naval Air Station at Bunker Hill, Indiana — And at Burns ash Indiana, is the Navy's largest “ Ammunition Depot. :

Indiana — is giving inspiring quotas

of Naval enlistments.

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(And the Navy is doing some glorious

- celebrating in its own right—in the

Philippine campaign — in the broad reaches of the Pacific and Atlantic— in ‘the seven seas — and in the Air!)

And though 19th or 20th in population — Indiana leads all states (at times) in total WAVE enlistments — And for the past year in no month has it failed to be among the first three!

Admiral Roy E. Ingersoll comes from La Porte, Indiana — that hasn't a creek!

And Guest Speaker at the Navy Luncheon (at the Athletic Club) = is Vice-Admiral Jonas Ingram, U. S. N, — Commander of the South Atlantic Fleet — he comes from Jeffersonville, Indiana!

Naturally our Hoosier pride Joins with that of the Nation— (and the United

~Natiens)—in a Salute to the Navy—

in recognition for its irresistible might and power in re-establishing peace on earth—to maintain it— through the decades ahead.

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