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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

“Tribesiven Drop t to Fourth”

~ Place; in Race After Blowing

"Lead, Losing Tilt to Colonels |

- Times Special

“Leader of Unbeaten Blue Devils

v do in the American association race today, passed by the Louisville Colonels after ‘blowing ‘a three-run lead in the seventh inning last night.

and losing a 9-5 decision in the series opener. A the only consolation the Hoosiers had was the fact that they have’

ved more games in the chase than any other club and were not

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faged with double-headers piling up as was the case with the others, St. Paul, #9 example, has managed (0 get if only six games thus far in the campaign. : iste as All -othier Association games yes- pe i terday” were- postponed because of iwentzel cf Jad weather, BRvie rt The’ Tribe and Colonels were Fietehes slated to play again tonight and & poral wih up their three-game set to- Haines, p ave 0 morrow. Burwell's mound choice Pr . =» 0 probably will be Ed Wright and he| is-expected to be opposed by Otie Clark. Money, 2 A combination ‘of wildness on the Genovese. cf part of the usually steady Bob Lo- Deal gan and two costly errors by . the kab os equally usually sure-fielding Gil Lyon English ‘led to the Tribe downfall JHho last night. ~ aw

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Czar Hits at Call of 4-F's

“8ST. LOUIS, May 2 (U. P)— Baseball's 4-F's today had a protector from selective service in- its new High Commissioner-Elect Senator A. B. (Happy) Chandler. Protesting the draft, of physically deferred ball players from: the leagues in exactly 23 years. game “our boys want to see con-| And there was irony at éveryturn tinued,” Chandler quoted President in his failure to achieve the great-

i est- distinction that can come to a Truman as saying he would. “look | |major league pitcher. ‘The anchor into the matter.” lot the hit was hls personal pal and “If we can't spare 400 or’ 500 of | ax team mate, Jimmy (Skeeter) the country’s 4,000,000 4-F's for the wepp, who couldnt have picked a | sport, the servicemen want, we can't | piceher in’ either league that he| whip anybody,” the new chief did- would rather have’ spared such al mond mogul] said. |disappointment; Webb, with the

Chandler is here to see the wnite Sox last year, came to De- | Browns, raise the first American ¢.oiv in ga trade that sent Joe |

league pennant to come their Way, orengo to Chicago. in 44 years. The ceremony was] postpored until tonight when valid It was on April 30 irr 1922 that | washed gut & game With Cleveland. | Charley Robertson, also a White 8 Sox pitcher, tossed baseball's’ last |

Talks With Newsmen {perfect game and as was the case! The dapper new commissioner yesterday, the Tigers provided the | told a news conference that “base- |opposition in a 2-to-0 Chicago vic:

NEW ° ‘YORK, May 2.—It was

5-to-1 winners over, the Tigers, Haynes had come within just one pitch of turning in the first perfect” no-hit game in the major

Keeps: Haynes

{From Perfect Game for Sox

By CARL LUNDQUIST United Press Staff Correspondent

Just a garden variety single and

Pitcher Joe Haynes of the Chicago White Sox never gave it a second #hought as the ball whistled past his ears into center field. That was in the third inning at Detroit yesterday, but before the finish that hit loomed bigger to Haynes than "the mightiest home run ever. smashed. For when it was all over and the White Sox were

He said he never had a better break with his control and praised Catcher Mike Tresh for sizing up the

toatters properly. Aside from Webb's

single, ‘only six balls were hit to the outfield and of the 28 meir to face him no-other batter even gave a fleldér a hard chance. He struck out one ‘man. It “was the second one-hitter | pitched in the majors this season, Hank Wyse of the.Chicago Cubs turning back the Pittsburgh Pirates {with a lone single last Saturday. Unlike Haynes, however, Wyse | walked three batters and two | others got on through errors. The victory, Haynes” second without a defeat, kept the White Sox lin first place ahead of the idle {New York Yankees in the American league. The Sox got only six! | hits' themselves, scoring four runs

__ WEDNESDAY, MAY 2,

1945

LAB. Session. /|To Plan Fi irst

The regular weekly meeting of the Indianapolis Amateur Baseball association will be held in city hall tonight. - Plans for next Sunday's season openers will be completed and ase signment of umpires’ arranged,

William Tool & 1 & Engineering of | the Municipal league will- hold pracs= tice sessions tomorrow evening at 5:30 and Saturday afternoon at 3. Both sessions are scheduled at Rive erside diamond No. 4. Tryouts are welcome,

The 40 & 8 team of of ‘the Municipal - league will practice at Garfield toe morrow evening at 5:30. A pitcher, catcher and second’ baseman are wanted to complete. the team’s rose ter. Uniforms will be issued at the practice. For further information, call Parrish at MA-8929. -

Bornman Transfer will play Fose ter Freight Lines at Brookside No,

12 Sunday at 2:30 o'clock. |

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Raves £ Trouble in Seventh n . Manager Bill ‘Burwell’s club was coasting along with a:5-2 advantage and seemingly headed for its’eighth a victory of the season when the trou: |r, dia ata posi ble developed. in.the fateful seventh.! Ru Logan suddenly lost his control and: Dea! passed the first three batsmen to Mc face him. Wes Plowers was. called in for relief . at this point. The Colonels ‘scored as English erred. ,p An infield out and a scratch hit en- as JS r Ha abled “Louisville to Square things. |’) wiginer 9 after which Flowers was on his own: Widma ar st _ Joe Kaney'® hit sent the Ken- ""* tucky contingent out in. front and a scratch by Charles Koney sent Louisville into an 8-5 bulge, as Eng-+ 4 “lish threw wildly to first on the play A single by Earl! Browne a.sacrifice and Frank Shofner’s third hit of the game produced the last| Bulidog W: Senex the 242- -pound| Colonel coufiter off ‘Al Haines in| Matman who doubles in brass as a the eighth. Flowers was charged. boilermaker, made his debut at the | with the loss. armory a successful one last right! Al Widmar was the starting flip- “nen the Portland (Ore) athlete pér for Louisville and was credited took the measure of Duke Kapalana. with the triumph, although Si Sid- Hawaii; after a three-fall match to monds had to come in to help him ! annex main event hénors before a in the ninth when the Indians |To%4 of approximately 2200 paying

: : patrons. Srew-iwo ree rips, . Wagner, who relies on power to Indians Open Scoring twib, took the second and third falls}Eddie Morgan's double and an after Kapalana had captured the! overthrow by Kaney gave the Tribe first session in eight minutes with a run in the first inning. Louis- a body press. Wagner won the sec- | ville squared the count in the third, ond after 10 minutes with a headbut the visitors again went ahead {lock and body press and the final in their fourth. A double by Stan |in seven minutes with a “cobra” Wentzel and Tom Davis’ single [sleeping hold: counted this tally. | Gino (Red) Vagnone, of Buffalo, ! Indianapolis made it 3-1 in the |N. Y, and Jack Hader of Kansas! sixth on a base on balls, a sacri- City tussled to a 30-minute draw in! fice and English's double. # the semi-windup. - They are heav y-| Louisville scored again in the weights. Colonels’ turn of the inning but the| The opening bout was won by! Tribesmen advanced the count to | Herb Parks, Vancouver Junior! 5-2 in the. top half of the seventh. {heavyweight, who downed Nick Bil- | Two runs were. plated on Bob:lins of Birmingham, Ala., in 15! Brady's hit, a late throw in an at- {minutes with a leg. breaker.

tempted forceout on Bob Fletcher's | : Kovatch Nominated

sacrifice, Logan's ‘sacrifice .and a single by Bill Heltzel. Then came the game-winning To All-Star Squad six-run blast on the ‘part of the! mje Kova : tch, sharp-shooting Colonels in the last half of the guard on the South Bend Riley

stanza. . | team which was runnér-up for the | 1845 state high school basketball {title, today became the ‘second | player to gain a, berth on the Indiana All-Star quintet.

Totals - Detore batted ‘101 Haines Cotelle Tan for Lyon in

Engiish. Davis

ublie- | to Browne: Left on Louisville -10. Base i Flowers

Newcomer Takes Armory Headliner,

Larry Stuart, whose specialty is the broad Jump, is captain of Shortridge’s unbeaten Blue Devil track squad which engages Manual's | Redskins in a meet at the South side oval tomorrow afternoon. Shortridge’ s city champs w will be gunning for their firth Straight dual triumph.

Tech to Be Host Friday To North Central Carnival .-

By BOB STRANAHAN . Times Staff Writer Tech . high school's thinlies groomed today fof “the 18th annual ! North Central conference track and field championships to be held at the East side field Friday afternoon starting at .2:15 o'clock. Although Tech has won. or shared five of the crowns, chances! {for victory. in the 1945 meet appeared dim in the face of ‘early performances by the stellar, unbeaten Andersbn- Indians. Coach Carl| | Bonge's team at present is rated a} Ww: 8 istrong contender for state meet | Conference Records ronors later this month. Tech has entered 29 boys in the Em 1932. meet, Athletic Director R. V. Copple: 220 yd. Dash—22 sec. —Fowlks of Muncie, announced. , Muricie Central, -ex-t Indianapolis, 1928. pected to be chief threat to Ander-- (on, son, has certified 2¢ and the Indians- 23. Kokomo is sending 21. Neo . a ot : Marion -25, Lafayette 22, Richmond jayuncre. at Roker. joag, C0 orerens 9 20, New Castle.16, Logansport 13, High Hurdles—15.4 sec.—DeVinny of Anand Frankfort 12 erson, at Anderson, 1944, Three heats will be run in by Hirde: SetacBowEAn of Ke. dashes -and hurdles; two races in! pole Vault—j2 f., 7 in. ~Moere the quarter mile and two races in Logansport, at Muncie, 1541: each the half-mile and" mile re- pot Path flo 8 lays. Points in ‘track and field) Broad Jump—22 tt, 8'i in.—MeFarland events—and the relays will be given on the 5-4-3-2-1 basis.

of Marion, at Frankfort, 1936. High Jump—6 ft.—Williams of Muncie, Anderson Defending Champs Anderson was the winner last

at Indianapolis, 1937. 9 yd. Say—1 34.2—=Muncie at Richmond, 19 year with 42 points in a meet held or As 3 telieryon- at on the Hdians’ oval. . New Castle trem — was second and Tech third 35 for Broad Ripple and 48 for Elsewhere on local’ high Crispus’ Attucks. school track scene, She ortridge’s un- Capt. {beaten Blue Devils polished for a ingt dual meet with. Manual on the South Side oval tomorrow

Frank Hines of the Washon team won the century. the Should Coach Don-+R. Knight's thinlies trix they will be the

at Lafayette, 1939

856 vd. Run—?2 min.—Yates of Anderson, at Lafayette, 1939,

Anderson Next : Foe of Bulldogs

Victorious over Earlham yester-| Earlier, “Long Tom” Schwartz day, 8-3, Butler university's base-'of Kokomo was named as the No. ball team is slated for another In- I1 player in the opinion of the 57 diana college. conference game balloting WY experts. Friday on ‘the Fairview diamond| The Indiana All-Stars meet against Anderson. : Yi Kentucky All-Stars here Wildness on the part of two 22, . Quaker twirlers helped the Bull- = dog cause yesterday. They issued 12 free trips, five of which came! during a six-run third inning. The line_score: Earlham 020 Butler 006 Mott, Nagle (3) an Yike.

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TATION. ei AMERICAN LEAGUE

Central, 81%: .to 35': at the’ Irving- . . Wins at Hillcrest hayes Yodo & ¢ : e game wa Jashingt r A 7 Ap game was won! Washington, Howe and Warren Dave DeWitte of Howe accounted green tournament for Hillcrest protested the-game on the grounc he Continentals won i : g roun The Continentals won from Cris- slams in the high" hurdles, low Neal finisl S , y eal finished second with 36. Mrs.:(o the next t bat tel traci Fhey n : ack pomts to 191; inches in the lattér event. fimshed second with 81 shots meet at ‘the county chool and won by a ow Ril Louisville ; ' 60). Niggeling, Pieretti and Guerra; O'Neill, Dick Powers gained blue ribbons | Kausas City 000 100 010— 5 6 0 tests

meet’s leading scorer. Howe won handily from Lawrence ee York Giants’ protest of their’ game first Shortridge team to enter the ton school played with, the Boston Braves at! sectionals undefeated. Sets Track Record Mrs. Dorothy McNeil w 15 . ! 1 as win: p ave 5 ‘ ner of yesterday's on-and-off the: Bd pp 8: do x Central “ere winners .in meets for a new track record in the mile . Y 8 lager e of the Giant s held here yesterday 5 1el y raay- at 4:50.22. and tHe Hornets scored! women golfers She wo t t ". Honors. with 34 strokes, Mrs he fa the les Tes ed a decision pus At d Broad Ripple in-a hurdles and high jump. Bud Reed 3 $ ater a. pitch had been delivered! three-was flair o | ; 1 three-way affair n the Rocket equalled th ra ark ~ ¢ e track mark of*5 feet Fritg-Morris won the off-the-green! —— nists . ih. a piay with 68 shots, Mrs. Chas. Ray | 4. Warren Central's county champs + Be ob I {exhibited . foo much balance for a ase a qQ en ar ; Manual in a Fred (Jake) Matzk¢é won both Milwaukee 5 2 iti Washington 10 001 020— 4 4 0 dashes and the broad jump and Minneapolis % 5 1 «25 Boston 10 062 00x— 5 INDIANAPOLIS nw 2 iw } 583 Woods and Garbark, Holm? r. th Jar 8 IXD1A NA ; 3 oR 4 im for the Warriors in both hurdles | 000 500 0 0 1 D1 y Wilson,. Mueller (6) pMmp

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Cleveland at SG Louis,

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RESULTS YESTERDAY AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

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NATIONAL LEAGUE SU. Louis at Pittsburgh (2).

Ty By ROUED RIGHT loston at Brook) JERSEY CITY, 'N. J.—Joe Curclo, 148

Cincinnati al Chicago. New York at Philadeiphia. | New knocked, out Henry Jordan,

rk. N. J , q writs stems | 147, Zenit adelphia (1) V (1 AND LH | NEW YORK—Al (Bummy)

i { New York, outpointed ie a > . { 15615 . New York (8) y No Gi ¢ : HARTFORD, Cann George (Red) Boty, y 150, Hartford,

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NEW BEDFORD, Mass —Lige Springfield, Mass, 151, New York (10).

Drew, 150, outpointed Solomon,

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| Tech faces Anderson Ges 7 a vd. Dash—10 sée.—Elliott of Kokomo, itS first North Central conference | {Jim Maners had 211, 192, 256—659 anouse, Indpls, Bleaching Mixed He

410 yd. Dash—350.9 sec.—Yates of Ander- st

6 in.—Bruder of Tech, |

score of 13-44 |

and tiéd for first in the high!

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[five outfielders today with the draft-

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«ball has proven its worthiness to

consideration.” . “I. fear that somebody has abused his authority when athletes are discriminated against in the matter of induction,” Chandler said. “Befgre T came here I spent half | an hour. with President Truman] {discussing the -situation.. Mr. Tru-! {man said he would" look ‘into the {matter.’ | Chandler |any player

refused to comment on disputes, pointing out

the job as czar of baseball and had |

Pirate Catchers

. 7 be Gun for Records PITTSBURGH, May 2 (U’' P).— A pair of old warhorse catchers ‘are | chomping at the bits to- destroy] endurance and batting records held by. Gabby Hartnett of the Chicago Cubs and Bill Dickey of the New {York Yankees. 3 Both of the catchers are with the | pittsburgh Pirates. Al Lopez hopes to pass Hartnett's record of 1790|« | games caught and tie © Dickey's | thirteen 100-game seasons. Should (Spud) Davis, coach and] utility catcher, hit 300 or better| {he and Dickey each will have 11 such seasons in: big league ball.

“ech Nine Takes

| 3d Game of Season | Tech high school won its third

{game of the season by downing’ {Beech Grove, 8-2, at-the East side

field yesterday.

tory. in the fourth off starter Walt Wil- |

{that he had not formally accepted |

. Just a “Break”

For Haynes, previously a nonen-! [tity in the majors, it was “just one| of the breaks: of baseball.” “I don't care too much as’ long as we won and since somebody had | to get a hit, I'm glad it was Jimmy," rhe said. THe six-foot (wo-inch native : of Idncolnton, Ga., won only five games ast season and 1n his seven-year major league career at Washington | and Chicago he never won more

| from 30 to 60 days to “think it over,” han eight games in one ‘campaign. |

Novel Tenpin Tourney Scheduled:

Topnotch Leagues

A novel tenpin tournament know n as “Joe Miller's Fun' Game” willl open at the Illinois alleys tomorrow night and continue 6n Thursday and | Priday nights for five weeks. The event is’ patterned after al head- -pin tournament and will be} open to all bowlers. Hallie Striebeck! is tournament secretary and infor-| !mation may be obtained by calling

alleys, LI. 0740.

Two of the city’s topnotch scoring leagues wound up their season's] play last night and furnished most | of the 600 scoring. The West Side | Classic closed shop with Carl Rearick firing 218,246, 202—666, for | Rost Jewelry.

Ed Wirtz, Tech captain, hit. a {home run in the first inning with! {the bases loaded: 7 tomorrow,

game. Line acon; peech Grove 03-25 5 1 x—8 7 °1 nhart and

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Casting Champion Is Billings Visitor

Wounded war veterans in. the {wards at Billings. hospital . teday

[ pion, exhibit ‘his ski and equipment. :

| Acceta, brought to Billings by the |

{U. 8. O. camp shows, is to remain at the hospital for other demon-| strations tomorrow.

Cooper Assigned To Great Lakes

CHICAGO, May 2, (U. P.)—The top battery in -baseball, Bob Feller and. -Walker Coopér, belonged to the Great Lakes team today. Cooper, who has been the star catcher of three championship St.

| Louis Cardinal teams, was inducted

at Jefferson Barracks, Mo.” yester-| day and assigned to the Great Lakes naval raining station.

Baksi Meets Lane

CHICAGO, May 2 (U. P.).—Joe Baski, giant heavyweight from the Pennsylvania coal fields, attempts to strengthen his ranking as one of the nation's title contenders whén he meets Larry Lane, Trenton, N. J.. in a 10-round bout at the Coliseum tonight before an expected 10,000 fans.

1 ' s Cubs Lose Garriott CHICAGO, May 2 (U. P) ~The, Chicago Cubs were left with only|

of Cecil Garriott, 28-year-old| Originally classified 4-F, he |

ing reserve,

| fore

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wide solo honors. A pair of outstanding totals were] | posted as the Pennsylvania Recrea- | {tion "loop rang down the curtain.

tor Pivot oi Ink, and Oscar Kossman, 195, 2 222—651, for Early & Daniels.

Cook's Beer topped the final team | Al {standings of the West Side circuit {with { Fred

74 victories and 31 defeats. Mounts Jed .the individual average race with 197. ° Pivot City Ink's 66-33 record was | good for the top spot in the team!

of saw Tony Acceéta, national profes- race, while Dave James was pace- | sional bait and. fly casting cham- maker among the individuals with;

a 195 average.

‘Hoppe Maintains

‘Edge in Cue Series | HOLLYWOOD, May 2 (U. P).—|

| willie Hoppe, former world’s eham- round bout at Washington's Grif-| | pion, today maintained his slim|fith stadium on May 14, his man- |

[lead over. Titleholder Welker Coch-.| rane in their transcontinental series | for the world's three-cushion billiard crown. Hoppe and Cochrane split a pair of blacks yesterday, the challenger winning the first, 60-to-38, and

| Cochrane taking a narrow 60- 10-59

victory in the second. The long-time rivals meet in-two matches today at the Hollywood Athletic club with Hoppe leading, 2087 to 2931,

Hoosier Scrapper Wins Coast Bout

LOS ANGELES, May 2 (U.P) —Willie Joyce advanced another step toward the national lightweight title last night with a con- | vincing 10-round decision over ‘Genero Rojo, 142,-Los Angeles, be8000 fans at Olympic audi-| torium. The 138-pound Gary (Ind. boxer | was: in top form as he launched a relentless head and body attack| continued through the 10 rounds. |

Rojo. faded badly in- the final

was called up for re- examination three rounds when Joyce closed his

yesterday and accepted,

Called for Physical

PITTSBURGH, May 2 (U, P.).—

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son on a single, two triples, two walks and a balk, In the only other |game yesterday, the Boston Red Sox: won their fourth straight jgame, ‘topping the visiting Wash{ington Senators, 5 ‘to 4.

All other games were postponed 'becatise of rain.

Yesterday's Star—Joe Haynes, 27-year-old righthander for the White Sox, who missed a perfect game no-hitter against Detroit by one single, to win, 5 to ha

Roll Final Games |

600 BOWLERS (MEN) Carl Rearick, W. 8, Classic . Jim Maners, Penn. Recn, ..:....... {Oscar Kossman, Penn.- Recn, , avaiy . {Bob Carnagua, West Side ... vo. 649 | Bob Littrell, West Side . 649] Bob Ryan, Penn. Recn, 647 | Paye Rue, West Side 644 {Russ Oberiles, John Hancock Ins. Fred Shaw, Penn. Recn Barney Weathers, Chev. Comm Body Towis Gropp, Allison Pifice Mixed .. Hoereth, Penn. Recn. ..°, F% Fegan, West Side Buz Patsons, West Side ... . | Myron Newlin, West Side ............ 626 ave’ James, Penn. Recn. . os Leo Hale, West Side uri. Powell, Community Tom Bright, Penn. Recn BE Fabian Maurer, Penn, | Chas, Kladden, Penn John “Mencin, - West Side Dave Killion, West Side prank Rubbert, West Side John Bader, West Site | Walt. Trenepohl, Penn. Raiph Arbaugh, West 8 6 Frank Walker, Carters Real Estate 608 | Oehe Sterrett, Community 607 Clarence Moxley, Penn. Recn. .... Schanb, West Side . Gim Hyde, West Side | Walt Gillespie, Penn. Recn.

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Jerry O'Grady, Our Lady of Lourdes Sa V. Ownings. Stewart-Warner arold Carroll, 'Mitchel-Scott

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500 BOWLERS (WOMEN) Elizabeth Speck, Falls City Beer een’ Holcomb, Antlers Recn 569 Ruth Warren, Allison ‘Office Mixed 528 Jane Wilmoth, St. Philip°No, 2 Helen Lovell, Kirby Mortuary Ritchey, Triangle 515 Tuttle, St. Philip No. 2 3 511 8t. Philip No: 2 504

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‘Godoy, Walker Sign

NEW YORK, May 2 (U. P).—| Arturo Godoy; Chilean heavyweight, |

has been signed to .fight Buddy | Walker of Columbus, O, in a 10-

| ager, Al Weill, sal4 today.

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2 Golf

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Blind Par Meet Opens Links Play

tion of officers featured the season opening of the North Women’s golf club at South Grove yesterday. + Mrs. . Paul Cook, Mrs. Toumey and Mrs. A. E. Baker were prize winners in the tournament. Mrs. E. C. Hervey was elected to the presidency; Mrs. Ralph Duncan was named vice president and Mrs. Willlam Murphy, urer. Another meeting is . planned: a : South Grove next Tuesday. morning | tat 9. Prospective: members are ine |vited to attend.

Induct Hamilton ‘At Camp Atterbury

CAMP. ATTERBURY, Ind. May 2 «(U. P..—National Professional Association. Champion Bob Hamilton was .inducted into’ the army here ‘yesterday. Hamilton, former professional ag Evansville, gained fame_as the sure

| prise golfer’of 1944, upsetting Byron # | Nelson to win the P. G: A. title a |

| Spokane, Wash.

o Tech Golfers Win

Tech high school's golf team won. |

four-way meet

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ahead of Frank Rexroth of Tech.

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BASEBA LL RESULTS

COLLEGES Butler 8, Earlham 3; Ihdiana 12, Pietd 10 - Pall State 14, Anderson. 1, Dame 4, Northwestern 0; Illinois # bert Pleld 3 Michigan 8, Detroit U, 3, | Purdue 7, DePauw 6, | —— | HIGH SCHOOLS | Tech 8, Beech Grove 2, Ben Davis 10, Shelbyville 9.

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CAVANAUGH of William E. nie Schlosser, | Bella Richhart, passed away at the J, C, Wil Wednesday afte the residence a ices Friday, 2 Methodist chur London cemete:

CODY —Mahali: mother of \ Anna, Meyer a tered into rest "Thursday at r st, 2:30 p. mn tery. Friends tuaries in char

CUMMINGS-—J husband of Mrs C.K. Sol Lewisburg, Pa, Watsontown, «F morning, Serv Mortuary, Frid vited.” Intermd may call at mn

DAVIS « Cha Macy and Mq: Louise, Caroly Macy Allen Da Services Thurs 3315 Mars Hill ton cemetery. home any time

GARDNER~E1! of Lafe, mo Green, Juanita Gardner and vived by eight restdence Frida Burial New Cr the residence. {Jasonville (In

HAYES—Rose | Hayes, moth L ang 8. Sgt Mrs vrl Bas Mrs Robert ¥ John F. Barre Kelly died Tue from the Kirl 19th it; 9-4, thedral Inter Friends may cd ters of Isabell ‘p. m. Thursday

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JOYCE--John, his residence Leap Funeral Thursday, 3 Pp. time PRIVETT-Alv] father of Sai in New Guines passed away W Flanner & Buc! ROSS—Oscar 1 Coraphene Erle PF. Ross, P jie C. and Mis dianapolis, an

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