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wii ti “THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES __ i kt - a SAT FT ) oe dias Gain ~ Sparkling Games Forecast Tomorrow . Boys Town *[, Hodtier : Yankees Dangerous Fellows 2h Race; Face On Amateur Baseball ‘League Program . Priest Here | _a» At Home, Score 16th Victory

| ‘Tomorrow's amateur ‘© baseball They may: prove it if they can get i SL . Se ; ; ® | schedule should produce some by Wally Hurt's fast flying E. C. At- Lt 0 0 WV d d : 3 9) Le qe Kels Tonight | sparkling gaines for, with one or kins crew,” which has dropped, but N 3 : n e nes ay | ; : n Lu tarts 1n wn ta 1m [two exceptions, teams paired agdinst one game, that to the leading Alli~ hs ) A . a; : Y | | a jones other appear evenly matched:| son's. Last Sunday they posted a j pe SRY Father Flan a Bove Town. | The Indians Were his 4 AME rhe: three Manufacturers league | season record for run-making in y a Neb... .who i Rote Tab- . de ~ behind the Milwaukee Brewers IN iits have ‘the makings of veal defeating Lukas 27-6. The teams § : y ab | Ir . the American association race today struggles. Cliff Ayres’ Allison nine, clash on Riverside No. 2.

lif - after their 6-5 conquest of Min- although undefeated in four games, Tires Play A. C. A.

By-CARL’ LUNDQUIST . United Press Staff Correspondent Bis ernacle Wednesday night under the |. ; § 3 NEW YORK, June 2.—Yankee stadium, the huge pincers-shaped ES k RS onsorshi of Junior Baseball,| 3 — SI i | baseball palace that -has caught many a pitcher in its grip, would be |

: ¥ \ n Inc. is a ‘stanch supporter of ath- Just the place to win an American lea ; : av : 1tiy its fine all- a : ly a ¥ kA EAE ” | ague pennant, Manager Joé Mc« la neapolis last night at Victory field Found i To tem xcs S. Tires with one victory and SE y ! r letics for both boys. and girls. Carthy reasoned today--if only his leam “could stay just there. E To Diay 1 3 8 : my : 3 a x before a Ladies’ night crowd of gh R. C. A. with no wins to its credit} § Wha J Three things are necessaty in Pn The Yankees at home are more menacing than a pyromaniac in. a | meet on Riverside No. 3 in the re- = : R [the life of a growing boy,” Father a h | match factory, but .the same opposition which trembles at the thought

n 3100. MUNICIPAL LEAGUE ; g ay & more nan L pe | Maining Manufacturers contest. Ny RE § | Flanagan says, and he lists the |of facing them here “has little fear’ sn The Tribesmen were carded o 1oo R.C. A hasn't been able to click so 3 Pa i |three in this order: Athletics, re- | . |of them on the road. IN ® |

"ig far, but tomorrow ‘may be just the : : i |ligion and education. | Coming home after a sorry a Major Leaders

1 > : 1 Coy : Woody Rich slated to twirl. -. Man- Leonard Dpeanens 2 3 spot for them to get going. Any- . “The growing boy, "-~he says, s |-trip in which they won only twa 3 3 ( ’ > ® a } og on i y 3 ager Rosy Ryan was expected to Cole Mo at ats Paes 3 asp Way the teams seem evenly matched 3 | “must” first of all be Wellin body | U.S navy photo |out’ of eight games against the 3 4 E

/Kingan Keliables i 1 Dewalt News against the same Kels tonight with i New, By UNITED PRESS NATIONAL LEAGUE AR his attempt to gain an even break MAN : = Ti ural. » & {to this end.” | wa (Ia.) naval air station base- | diate about-face and picked up 10 Holmes, Boston .... 34 147 The clubs meet tomorrow in a JANUPACTURERS Lean rela the Municipal league, Kingan, " : : It is Father Flanagan's belief,| ball team is Marine 1st Lt. Urban victories in 12 starts, starting gui Sc: New Yk ous nn double-header and one of the flip-| Atiison’s ' 1.000 Reliables, undefeated leaders, and] : 3 - |formed through the 27-years . he | Pfeffer of Jasper, Ind, formerly | their stand with - an ‘eight-game Olmo, Brooklyn 37 147 pers will be Ed Wright, the six-|E C Atkins ........ i 130 De Wolf News, who are tied with| gems J 4 | has. directed Boys Town, 10 miles | With the Kansas City Blues in | winning streak. They knocked the |RXeYes New York $9. 144

use Cuban Isidor Juan- Leon jn{Satisme Tool 350 .and it should prove another nat- 3 ; (and well'in mind. Athletics serves Cleanup hitter for the Ottum- | Yestern clubs, they did an imme-

game winner arid no-hit pitcher for PIR. Mallory ee 3 See Ft. Harrison for the runner-up spot, | * : | out of Omaha, that there is no| the 1941 and 12 seasons before [leading Chicago White Sox out of | AMERICAN LeAtur the Tribe. J & Tires : .— 330 should have easy sailing in their Ed Dersch, [such thing as an inherently “bad | entering the service. The Skyers | first place with a four-game sweep | ais Chicago Wes Flowers, veteran left-hander. cme ore 2 Lgames. The Reliables take on Mallory moundsman { boy.” play at Bunker Hill tomorrow | Thea avenged “four straight losscs|Etten. New York was the master of the situation win over Red Murphy's Lukas- Roosevelt Pharmacy, Which has ; cv to Ft Hartison tomorrow, Ihe Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward Jos- | and at Purdue Monday. | at St. Louis by beating the cham- | 30 Fin last night until he tired in the Harold aggregation. taken lacings in three of four to meet the soldiers in: a: Municipal eph Flanagan, who prefers to be| | pion Brownies three in a row. De- Estalella, Phila. ninth inning. He had a shutout! Murphy's boys were unimpressive faines, while De Wolf meets 40 and contest. and if Johnny Twigg. their! called just plain. “Father Flana- | : * | troit was the only club to -ceuse “*** ARO RUNS going into.that frame but the vis- in their game with Atkins last 8, which has yet to chalk Up a| ge pitcher. rounds into. form. the | an." enjoys nothing quite so =e: Anderson Nine trouble, picking. up two victories |... Giants 12.0it, Giants : ttors: fell on him with such gusto Sunday, but they are capable of, Victory. | Beermen will be hard to handle. |S talking baseball. ’ : ' |in three, but with the Cleveland Weintraub, Giants _8 Adams, Cardinals. that it was necessary to send Pedro better baseball and proved it in!’ Play at Brookside { The remaining Municipal clash | A Grand Game | | Indians furnishing new opposition — | Stephens, Browns 8 DiMaggio, Phillies. 7

& yo i. y ] ! : . RUNS BATTED IN Jiminez to his rescue. The tying downing the strong P. R. Mallory] The Reliable-Roosevelt game .is| at Rhodius No. 2 brings together | [lakes Crown lof a sort—yestgrday the- ‘Yankees Lombirdi Giants MIO. Giants ..... 31 Gi back in stride and won, 9 to 2./Kurowsiki. Cards. 34 Waiker, Dodgers. ‘29

: ( zers ; ] Pennant Winning Pace Olmo, Dodgers .. 33/Elliott, Pirates .. 29

“Sure an’ bs a grand game-—a run was on base when the Cuban team three weeks ago. So a real scheduled at Brookside, while De Larry Stipich's Leonard Cleaners grand game,” says Father Flanagan,

finally ended the raity: battle may result as the two war Wolf plays 40 and 8 at Garfield. | and Williams Tool and Engineering. {and_he is proud of his own athletic Anderson's Indians ruled as North | Holds Kels in Check. - ia fice each miner at BE od haa) Beet: tWice cily| The Leonard nine, judging from the program at famed Boys Town,|Gentral conference baseball iin The Yankee record at home to thon with a 6-to-3 victory for the Flowers limited the Millers to Ave!” Ek Batre Maloiv Tove Kass hm a wo SeEsun SY TSiouid -have- ane} where pasTeall -takes--the-spotlight. pions-today-following-a 16-0-triumph | date is. 16 won and four lost, a nen- Reds over the Dodgers at Cincine hits during the first eight irmings s ROL} gage, nu ie engineering boys During the summer months the over Tech at the East side field yes- nant winning pace in any circuit. nati. The game-winning blow was

broken even in two games and have away to a slow start this season,| tasted victory: for the first time last school d and had nine strikebuts to his : € : chool is represented by. Junior {terday behind the two-hit pitching vet to prove thev are the well-bal- The only catch is that on the road, g < t ‘eb= Siedit, He looked 10 be i Lor na)’ p ey h lI-bal- having an even break in the four Sunday and it may be just the tonic -American Legion baseball nine, In| of Carl Erskine. struck off Relief Pitcher Les Web

anced ggregation of a ear. ago. games the v ‘ , ; ar ; st ti RR y . easy win, riding on the six-run on a ga ( games vy have played. They! they needed for a reversal of form.| | competition in a‘ nine-team league | Erskine, who pitched his second including appearances against the her, who took over for starter ‘Hal

margain given him by a combina- {in Omaha. For several years Father |no-hit . game of "the - season last | so-called weaker eastern teams, they Gregg in the 13th. Bucky Walters

tion -of solid hitting and advan- M /] S k + . | Flanagan has also maintained midg- | Tuesday against Lafayette, also hit|have won seven and dropped nine. went ‘all the way for his third tageous breaks. aurie Oo cores uic es umni eam et legion leagues for younger boys.|two home runs during the game. | Against two Cleveland pitchers triumph. Then, as he weakened and gave {More than" 200 “boys are playing Rive Tech twirlers were unable to| . ; for 22 b Nas | midget baseball on a regular sched- silence the Indian bats they made 14 hits good for 22 bases.| . pittsburgh, helped by the five

a couple of s. th 5 of at bars they m: irgh, \ to life nia ys ae Victory of Boxing Career Beats Butler \ule.there this summer The loss to Anderson was the only Making it a simple matter for Floyd errois of x sieve-like Philadelphia | Ma .

before the uprising was quelled. At Boys Town there are four fully conference defeat for- Tech, but the Bevens to win his fourth game defense, beat. the Phillies: 6 to 5.

Flowers still received cregit for, the, NEW YORK, June 2 (U. P.).— Ray Breaks Fin er | ; {equipped baseball diamonds, which Indians gained the crown by virtue against one defeat, a neat five-hit Relief Pitcher Max Butcher gained victory, however, . Heavyweight Tami Mauriello, with | > £ ! Butler alumni defeated the Bull- the boys say, are “beauties. Ac-'of 4 better percentage in the stand-| be the victory, his fourth. The Phils An error by Shortstop Vic Maples on| {pe ckest victory of ‘his ring! CHICAGO, June 2 (U. P).—El- Be reiby baseball team. 9.0. v cording to Father Flanagan, “We ing Tech ended the season with oo. vive " ¥orced in on made 15 hits, wasting most of them, Bill Heltzel, single by Art Parks, | qui kid ® FRE/mer (Violent) Ray's elimb to fistic| U08 VATSItY baseball team, 9-8, veS- pave our financial problems at Boys ten victories ‘against two defeats | Sy a A A while the Bucs made only seven. Vince Shupe's sacrifice and a ois career directly behind him—a 2:23 | stardom temporarily was halted to-|terday when the arrival ‘of the Town, but we have never slighted the other being at the hands of ie wy } ie aes Jonas h 3370 The Cards rallied in the ninth tofly by Stan Wentzel sent the first first round technical knockout over \day as he nursed a broken finger series was held yesterday on the our athletic plant, especially our Broad Ripple’s unbeaten Rockets. | -C Osion Eramett ONeill Red hand streaky Bill Voiselie of the Indian runner dcross in the initial aging Steve Dudas—set about to {suffered in winning a 10-round deci- Fairview campus prior to a dinner ball diamonds. In addition to the — over Detroit. Emm ¥ : Giants his third straight loss, 4t0 3,

frame - ‘prove today that he is on the up- sion over Heavyweight Larry Lane honoring the athletes. four diamonds _we have a large play | Rain in Louisville today prevented SOX preaer, spire his victory im at St. Louis. Voiselle "had won English Hits Double | of Trenton; N. J., at the Coliseum , Major letters were presented to field where boys, not on organized playing the scheduled double-header a three-run. homer 10 pace 1e eight in a row prior to his defeats. Three more. came. 2cross 15 the grade once more as a contending | last night. ; Pitcher Art- Cook, Don Birge, Jim teams, can toll around a baseball.” between Broad Ripple and Manual aS a Sakickl trad iy ht The Cards top clutch batter, six on singles by Shupe and Bok fighter. . -Ray,_.a dynamite-fisted Negro Bivin, Leroy Compton, Don Dodds,| Arrangements for bringing Father of Louisville, : It was unlikely that 5 Sn > fe ny blahkine Gecrie Kurowski, tripled home Brady, a double by Gil English and. Mauriello, Bronx battler, was im- D€avyweight from the Florida Ever- Jim Mitchell, John Eble, Herod Flanagan to Indianapolis have been ie games would-be -re-scheduled oe At let Phil Aelphia Tors me Winfung run. Atle; § Symi. another bobble by Males. 4 pressive enough in lulling the fing- | 8lades, broke the little finger cf is: Toon, Fred Smith and Faye Tram- made by J: R. Townsend, president, since school ends for senior mem- the : be les at ling i a r a-ute delay because of rain, Ray Indianapolis scoring wound up in Weary -Dudas before 7000 fans at|left hand in the second round of mel. Numeral winners were Phil Jiinior Basepall, Ire, ‘Osher nfficersihers of the fesm Ney Wedhestay. i oN dg igh ® Save up tenuns Sihgled. and scored Jonny. the seventh when Starter Woe Madison Square Garden last night, | the fight. But he went on to batter Kappes and George Downey. of “the sponsering organization are ren - mevemm— {ly tases pas ih a a 5 i Hopp. sein up the picture for Abernathy was routed. The Red- but he probably will have to show |3nd maul Lane into a daze and win| The alumni ‘téam chased eight Dale Miller, vice president; Lew Hill.) gy : Wnps 2 t I * Ho : ao pw : 3 skins scored a pair that inning on that he can go as well against|'Né unanimous decision runners ‘across in the fourth inning Weasurer, and E. J. Rood, secretary Grange Resions ik o, u ii rst eS o Bes oes ooper, making his second singles by Parks, English. Wentzel younger and faster opponents. | It marked his 30th straight vic- to grab a big lead and Oral Hilde- ; The public schools and P-T: A jonny o > pits an akucki ars or ne Braves, was leading and Wallen"and'a fielder’s choice. |- Dudas, a 32-year-old sandy-|'°Y and enabléd him to remain brand and Walt Floyd checked the S'OUPS are assisting in the promo- } P id ee qe 3 iss op i i, he Cubs, % 1, in the fourth when Bob Albertson, who succeeded haired puncher making his first | Undefeated in three years of pro- collegians in a late rally. six tion of the meeting. Tickets are be- oop resiaency ; a0 ie it ler Walt Hol Orow Hin washed the game off “the Abernathy, ‘then cHecked the Tribe Garden main event appearance, | fessional yvappY Fi rua io los Wansiy Es an, a a in i m————— successfully, never had a chance. The torrid TIFT Batis me ownlall.t ¥ ™f CHICAGO, June 2 (UJ. P..— e ns : ewan Manager Bill Burwell remained Tami ona him to the canvas FIGHT RESU LTS | ry eT jice department promoting Various Harold (Red) Grange, a veteran-ofrr te ‘So¥ 20 1-6-0 wictory. Yesterday's Star Frank: Me

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NEW YORK—Tami Mauriello, 200, Ne a touch of the flu. He was ordered Donovan stepped ii and called & york knocked aut Steve Dudee. Jo3 N the ¥. M. C. A. : homer to give the Reds a 6-t0:3 to bed by his physician and it was halt. | Edgewater, N J. (1). 0 Grid Miracles | warning that “pro football is on hgmer broke up lin ning. mara- victory over the Dodgers. likely that Catcher George Detore |

The game oldster from Edgewater, | JACKSONVILLE. Fla — Freddie (Red) | PITTSBURGH, June 2 (U. P.).— . {Shaky footing Bhd anything on ) p = TICE i Would handle the third-base coach-/N, J, rose from a nine count to|COthrane, 147i Summit N- J, knocked young. Ed McKeever, new Cornell happer:.” DEATH SOTICES ; HEATH AUTIODS :

T T Ing duties in the week-end set. De-| continue but Donovan decided he|™ Pete Leo, 143%, Cwngo oi, {football coach, promised today that WoO Newcomers | Grange, famed “Galloping Ghost" Indianapolis Times. Saf. June 2, 1945 Indianapolis Times Sat. June 2, i048 tore himself was nons too chipper had had enough. ~ | BOSTON_Harry Jeffra, 130. Baltimore, there would be no miracles a of the University of Illinois, official- Plot Bernard Grove assed away Fritay SEN Ju Setved gg Ral and Bob Brady faced a busy time! |ontpointed Sammy Garcia, 126'2, Quincy, |: S ‘ n, sister Mis. Anna Kline,

‘7 3 ly announced that he had resigned! Friends mav call at the George W wr | Mrs. Lula 'G nwo r “or a 1 i firs J Mass, (10), * thaca tt L 0 Aj Sh sh ¥ | 1 eo] . Ui Mrs. Lula ‘Greenwood, Mrs. Corena Rid behind the plate, { Mauriello dropped him rst for el - Ithaca this fall n rena ow : y Mortuary, 2313 W." Washington st, from Hell and ) :

| c 3 as president o 1 st-wa t : y Elmer Hankins, daughter of six count with two left jolts to the WORCESTER "Mass —Johnny Cool, 135,| Here to address a lincheon of | presid f the po r United | 4" 5" ;n. Saturday to 4 p m. Su Joseph’ Hankins, grandmother tof Wils

1 tates ssion 00 11€. | Burjal St, Joseph cemetery Mor Vv 2 “Sic Sed nioomn head and a straight right to the | Worcest a Qutpoinfed Francis (Corky) local Cornell alumni, the former | " n A 'o 8 es prales ons Teal eagne | jal St. ie Se i 3 Wey vidi lam End Doria Lee Jamison Fu 10° y avis orcester | . far S te $ S, § , Wi ! ' 79 ather of oy ral Mond 10 i The Box Score jaw. . {Notre Dame coach said he would ve | wo eavyweights, th new ame “does t know ‘where i | Brown of Chicago, Mabel McKnight | Bros' Irving Hill Thapel, 5377 E. Washe . FROVIDENCE. R. .1 — Bobby Zollo] happy to equal the record of his comers, will be seen in semi-wind- |82Me es no SNOW wher 1t 1s and Mrs. Aline Di passed away Priday ington St Friends invited. Friends may MINNEAPOLIS 47%, East Providence kiiocked out’ Tony | | going,” and (2) “I want to devote afternoon at the residence of Mrs. Dunn; |c2!l al the chapel” any time. Burial . ‘Cochrane St Stops Lello Soave, 144, U. 8. marines 5 | predecessor, - Carl: Snavely. | up, action on the outdoor mat card | pire time to my insurance busi-|.*® 5; High School rd Services Mon:| Memorial Park Maulini, rhe 4 The curly-haired- Texan said he . . Sl= | day :30 a. m:, Conkle Puneral “Home, | SPENCER—Chatles (Ci stepbrother of ig py CHICAGO—EIm Ray, 19 stin {of the Hercules: A. C. next Tues- hess.” 1934 Michigan st. Priend vi OVS Reever Mrs ou) Beporo JACKSONVILLE, Fla. June 2 CHICAGO-Eimer Rav, 191 Hastings would try the single wing this fa rs Scott ‘Anthony

1! Burial -Park cemetery irmo n Mrs Stradley ssed aw 3 vy ni ports A T'h cm —————————————————— 8 N a pa away Pridas P.).—Welterweight Champion | Tr enton, N. J. (10). Ted Newsom, 178, but that he still favored the T-for- jos High), WL Storis Arens ey Friends may call at the fun ome | Funeral . notice. later. | Por © cadit

(Red) Cochrane from | Gary. Ind, outpointed Cy Elliosn, 189 mation re Chief Thunderbird of Victoria, Derby Broadcast . Ia & Ss p. m. Saturday. arion (Ind. informa: ion call Tolin Funeral oa tr y | TUlSA 4) . | British Columbia, and Frank Mar- Papers pnase copy.) A-8969 Summit, N. J., offered “two-fisted” — [oR of New OF A t M d | CLAFFEY Anna Niebergall, widow of STEPHENSON - William Edward, 0|evidence today that he is ready 2 . {coni of New Orleans. Arrangements Made | cnares ciaftey, mother of Mrs. Marion] Washington sf :

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oto iake on all comers In defense Baseball Calendar I Is the first outdoor Show of NEW YORK. June 2 (U. P).— Traps 4t, Passed awa Frida 2 kd am. 3 services Sat Shay Olof his title after a two-round > | the serson and three bouts will be | eq Hysing and Jimmy Dolan, vet- dence, 1612 B, Vermony, si, Monday, 2:39 Prospect riend: “3|knockout over Pete Lello in a AMERICAN ASSOCIATION ; GAMES TODAY joftered, with Jusior Beatles ie cran radio sports announcers, will {Yitea © oon Hil Friends uss INDIANAPOLIS (warmup bout last night. . . Pet] AMERICAN ASSOCIATION a ven A € OPEner. AC! describe the running of the Tist HANSING - hn rother of Christian | of Grace W. Tilton, father of . Aragon bafted for Albertson in ninth. Making his first appearance in a | INDIANAPOLIS 1 413| Minneapolis at INDIANAPOLIS (8:30 p. m.). nh ai a ol), il Tacs 4 |annual = Kentucky ‘Derby from|, ansing and Mrs NE nine, wr neh Bawa Mia E professional ring since being dis- | Louisville 3 Ia a lcte night). ab). 4 ay Bier: ago wi ge jie Churchill Downs on June 9 over the | call at the Tolin Fu neral Home, 1308 Pros. LO Maines. Miami, Fla: Mrs. Charles Olcharged from the navy, Cochrane | Toieds .... - A) St. Paul at Louisville (night). ih > oi rans oul in hid gon full Columbia broadcasting system |Motu,3™'G 1 V. ™ Sunday. Services) Stove tea yjone Beach, Nis; Mrs, oj Wasted no time in asserting his| 43 ot. Louis 2 Erm UE | has beaten several Standouts in lool 200 ge dominion Network of the) Burel Sows Ril Friends: mites, Boar Soir, Tauklin, ind, pased o|superiority. He dropped Lello, aff Pol Yerrany As Cleveland at New York. eal tio a d CW 1 fa t bout Canadian Broadcasting Corp., offs PAVELY-Bersihy Ty Se of Turner |g, Chor Lay ts Fane: 0! Chicago boxer, for a three count | — Chicas at Waihingten, ig RS id ey 2 2 Bev x cials announced today. | Walter, Sgt. Turner C. Pfc. George K.|'IVited Jurial Crown Hill. ‘Friends may 0/in- the first round and sent him AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE A Ia NOY BX Ben. Sng i ses, Many Castner ound | WHEELER Py P. of 803 : ‘down for the full 10 at 1:12 of Lo , . Pct Philadelphia at Pittsburgh, - nas an Impressive local record. He Softball Schedules Ritoty uidine ame Bd et] Deloren hutoad or 03 Hiaht —~ | the ‘Second. New York ........ 23 439 Boston at Chicago. won over Ali Ali last week Friday Service Monday, 2 p. m. at the | father of Mrs. Garnette Hutchinson and - ol Detroit Se FoR ‘ 3 04 Brooklyn at Cincinnati | Following.is the week-end sched- Kirby Mortuary Meridia and "19th st. | Mrs. Lavonda Mead; brother of Mrs. ; lis 000-000 005—5 Cochrane, who meets , Rocky [Shieags : = fH Xew York ot Bt. Younis suignti, y ule at Speedway softball stadium: er : Ay femetery. Friends George - Ae Mrs. Yems Ni mut and Li Sa 100 003 20x—6 | Graziano of New York in anothef | St Louis .. : 432 SULTS Y Derby Eligibles ia re INS—Mrs, onaent heeler, passed away Friday.

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boat ] ag | Eoin iB RESULTS YESTERDAY TONIGHT J HAWKINS Mrs wNona Alice. beloved | Services Sunday, 4 p.m. at the Beans Runs batted in—Wentzel 2, Brady 3, honhectitle tuneup bout on June 23 clevelan i; AMERICAN ASSOCIATION 2 7.00-Beck Canvass Girls vs. Omar| mother of Ear awkins, with whom | bloisom Mortuary, 1321 W. Ray st. Burial LaFata, Aragon, Mau Nowak, Dan-|.¢ nadison Square Garden, weighed | Washington - * ¥ ‘Ao0" INDIANAPOLIS 6, Minneapolis 5. Run at 2 Tracks | Bakery men (two games she resided, and Mrs. Juanita Broderick, | Manchester, Iowa. Priends may call ag neker Two-bale hits—Ruiz, English, | er » : x“ | Philadelphia .... . iid (Only game scheduled) N YORK. June 2 (U Py—| SUNDAY { Mrs Mary Smith Indianapolis; Leroy 8 he mortuary any time Sunday. Nowak. Three-baise hit—Danneker. Sac-|1471. Lello scaling 14812. ee a EW, ‘ . 5:30 — Debonairs vs. Stewart-Warner;| Hawkins, South’ Bend; Charles B. Hawk- CARDS OF THANKS —— —% rifices—Shupe, Fiowels, , Double play—| Outside of navy camp bouts, | NATIONAL LEAGUE : | AMERICAN LEAGUE | Here's “how Kentucky Derby can-|7:00, North Salem Merchants vs Bethei | 105, Washing " D. Ci Ausun Hawks, : 5 OF THANKS 2 Danneker to Males eft on bases — ; . Pet (11 Innings) . A. C.; ‘Speedway All-Stars = vs: BShel- i Datrery a Tet » SYTON L.| ATKINSON—We wish to ext cere Minneapolis 8, Indianapolis 8. Base on| Cochrane had not been in a prize York 96 684! Chicago eons O00 02% 013 02—11 10 2 didates fared yesterday: . byville Merchants, 9:15, ‘Pepsi-Cola Girls 20d _Dalgryn Hawkins, Indianapolis; Sister} = thanks and reat teers balls = os Abernathy wR 4 lring for 3% years. Using both Pittsburgh : 556 Washington, 101 001 042 M--. 9 14 | Darby Duluth—Third in three- Ye. Losaheport, girls as Sutohin |aPOlS and Mrs. Nora Davanerts. Bioian-| relatives, friends and neighbors for thei trikeputs—By Flowers 9, y ynes y_Geroux and Sonny Sutphin 5, 2 5. y, 3 uses 1 2 Brooklyn .. “ 533 ayne: ohnson, Caldwell and Tresh; 2 : eg TE | many kindnésses and to all for the man Albertson 1, Jaminez 1. Hits—Off Aver rights and lefts he gave Lello BBO : : Niggeling, Carrasquel, Ullrich, Pieretti, quarter-mile race at Churchill pitched no-hit games last night as Camp | PASSed away Thursday a—m. Friends may Spiritual abd floral bouquets. 2 hang

nathy 8 in 6!'3; innings, Albertson avo, h .520 | Holborrow and Guerra. | Downs. Atterbury blanked Link Belt Ewart, 4-0,|€all at the home, 739 Buchanan st, and, no recent. death of ou 123, Flowers; 8 in 8!3, Jaminez, 1 5 | thorough drubbing before the kay [Elienge. oe ey | ! Sands! S d 4 three. | And Bob's Triangle Grille won from | 8¢ the Robert W. Stirling Funeral Home, | \1q4 "mother, Pov Nancy DS Winning pitcher—Flowers. Losing arte: despite his opponent's extra inch |Cincin Ea .394 | St. Louis ........... 000 001 030— 4 8 o| “anasinger—secon n T€€-| Brownsburg, 13-0. In the other game Link | 1420 Prospect st. after Sunday noon. Pu-| iv Tpiolh, vrs, SURETY pon thank Be ADLINAY mi == Moore and! height and reach. | Philadelphia ea 9° .256 | Philadelphia 000 000 000— 0 3 2 quarter-mile race. at Churchill| Belt Dodge beat Clermont Lions, 5-3. Bog Bap Big RRR ‘Bern, | the Rev. J. F. Patterson and the Altar Peters Time-—2 - Jakucki and Mancuso; Gerkin, Black | Downs. C Av 5 Blewcr LW " t th New Crown cemetery. [Shelbyville papers Society of Holy Name church (Beech and George. play War arner a e Grove), the pallgearers, and the Black

R Tough Target—Also ran..in three-| Municipal stadium tonight following a | HEIL Kare. of 250i . | well Funeral Home for their kind an

: nw, OW ° | t t r . * . ” Cleveland wr evar 200-0104 335 3 girls’ preliminary at 730 p. m : Sta lon = : entered | op ont service rendered : Williams Learns Thing or Two in Day [win ius: iouncrmime a non med | FE Sion SHEE Spb ind i foe Si Bt 0 C000 ,| Smith, Kleine and Hayes; Bevens and! Day—Won three= quarter-mile race son, 17-2; 1nienational Detrola won from | Bf rd Wagner, Mrs. Edward Gutfleisch | BAAS We SE Tne or friends, Garback. {in 1:18 at Lincoln Fields. Kingan A 5-4, and Barbasol nipped) {Mrs. Fred Mewhinney and Albert Heil,| neighbors and relatives for their kinde

. y r - . n Detroit on 100 000= Mallory Bea! ing, 8-5 ) | Services Monday, 3 p. m, at Northeast ness and sympathy and for the beautiful e. aces I rainer en oO es Bosh CNT 0a 30-00% 3 3 0 Chapel,, 2530 Station st. °Priends are| flowers received at-the death of our bee

t . 2 § | welcome Burial Cr8éwn Hill. (Moore | loved husband and father, James [orion Pies ant Richards, Swift, | Bi SINESS DIRE ORY Mortuaries.) |’ Baas, also wish to thank the Rev, By JOE WILLIAMS even bet on Whirllaway at 1 to 4.” | Derby trials, the net result was not | O'Neill 2ATHATK. | Cc l HURERT Mrs. Fray As 310 EB 20h ob, B. Kine, the pallbearers, K. P_ lodge

r : On beloved sister of rs, Clementine M | No. 97, and the Robert W. Stirling Funeral Scripps-Hdward Staff Writer As you know, Whirlaway was his’ very revealing. NATIONAL LEAGUE Harrison, Mrs. Virginia A. Kelly, Los| Home, for their services

~ “ ; ’ 9 13 Innin | | . ohn an r LOUISVILLE, June 2.—An inter- pig horse and his ‘favorite until I haven't seen enough of the, 010 GIL Es) 00 0 3 10 2 SAXOPHONE 25 | angeles, SLR J nn a rot, BO ___MRS, J. W. BAAS ‘AND PAMILY. _ esting and illuminating way to Twilight Tear, the filly, came along horses out here to get a real line] Cincinnati 200 000 100 000 3— 6 9 ¥ Service nner & Buchanan WESTFALL —To ofr many relatives,

Services. at Flanner Morp ; tted. “And all I yok JY ever and Andrews; water ¥ spend a day at the races is to sit last year and took on all comers, on them, he admitted. nd a

: |- friends and heighbors we wish. to exe Per | tuary, Monday, 4 p. m Priends in-| . h S|” of MOTH HOLES — BE RNS Instruction Lesson | vited Burial Crown Hill, Friends may press Our deep appreciation and thanks in a box with Ben Jones, the noted climaxing her brilliant campaign by know about the Eastern horses is

{call at mortuary “for the thoughtful expressions of syme | JACKSON —Everett L. of 3601 E. Ver. |Pathy extended to us at the recent bes : t + " . ,e | TEAVEMENt of our wife, daughter and INDIANA MUSIC co. { mont AL. entered into ress Friday, ARE | sister, Eleanor Pirth Westfall,

| 49 years, husband of Emma Jackson, : 115 E. Ohio St. —Er. 1184 | father of Yeoman 1-c Marvin .L. Jagksor RUSSELL E. WESTFALL AND THE | son of Chdrles and Cora Jackson, Fjother FIRTH FAMILY.

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’ : 1 trainer whose Pot O'Luck is a for- beating Devil Diver in the Pimlico: what Jimmy (his son, now in New|", "0 000 100 003— § 8 1 LEON TAILORING co midabfe candidate for this year's Special to become. the “horse” of York), tells me. I take it that| Voiselle and Lombardi; Donnelly, '

T |B h d O'Dea. In the Middle of Kentucky Derby. the year. Twilight Tear bled a lit; Jimmy likes Jeep best, but I dont TEE MN 235 Mass. Ave. 5, "Fi 5 Blok " Jones had only one starter in tle in a workout in the morning know. I saw Hoop Jr. work in| Philadelphia ....,.. 230 000. 000— 5 Bs 5 — —— 0 Vorie M. Jackson, grandfathér | LOST & FOUND ?

. ’ 1 Pittsburgh 100 200 00x — 6 1 Jackson. § 2 yesterday's races, a 3:year-old Blen- but Jones doesn't seem to be greatly | Florida last winter -and he worked | Bairett | Richard Charles Jackson, Services Mon

¢ | , Karl and Mancuso; Roe, Butch: PHOTO-LITO and | day, 2:30 p. m., at Peace Chapel, 2050 E | LOST Tuesday, May “20th, small white heim filly- named On Your Toes. concerned, better than my colt (Pot O' Luck).

1 \ |r and Lopez " ed d of ith WHEEL CHAIRS Michigan st. Friends are welcome. Burial female ig Jervicr one Cg pH rand A 4 " A ? ) : 3 : : : . jt Boston at Chicago (called end of 4th, v Crown Hill. Moore Mortuaries | ear, ack patches on eyes. a Only six were in the field and the ‘I think it has just one of those, The two most talked of Derby | wet grounds). PLANOGRAPH Prints J LEWIS Jeremiah (Jerry), age 84, father head. short curled.tall, has lump on’side,

as at six furlongs things,” he said, “and I hope to horses out here at the moment are | { ‘hy buy one? Rent one at of Mrs, Elsie Ludwig, Arnold. M.~and|small teeth missing. Pet will, grieve, distance was at six furlong igs, he said, , % ope hor v Chi na.S k G EE. mA Why ly Harry W, Lewis, passed away Friday Easily scared. Owner. sick from grief t In no time at all the bettors had have her ready for the races later Pot O'Luck and o Ed Bradley's Ina. »HeeKs ames | y afternoon at his residence, 1530 Wilcox Dosans fe Uy J onal oo made the filly an odds-on choice In the summer Burning Dream. I asked Jones how | CHUNGKING, China, June 2! Indianapolis Blue Print HAAG S Runes Dome hoon Ww Biche or Eo 1a Toe, a Jute at 1 to 4. “That's silly,” commented Since we are talking about bet- he would compare them, horse for| (yu, p,).—Directors of the Chinese! & Lithograph Co. 402 N. Capitol Ave. Friends ‘invited. - Burial ‘Mt, Jackson “LOST OR STOLEN — MAY 2d Jones. “1 agree she figures to win, ting and how knowing’ horsemeni horse, . : - | National Amateur Athletic federa- Friends Ray tall ai the funeral home Large: Whitévaidetan" terrier... spaved but: she’s no 1-to-4 shot. As a Study.the odds board, let's go back “I'd just toss "ai coin,” he an- tion have passed a resolution re-

4 pl " I TP\ To female; last seen wearing harness, pade matter of fact, she'll have to run to Thursday's card. In the sixth swered, “that's how ose they look | questing sponsorship of the Olym- Let Us Wash GEO. J. EGENOLF GOLD 3C SERV ICE lock and three tags—1045 tag No. 63-1672;

1 : i ’ Memorial services for Charles Norwood | Bame “Dottie. Liberal rewhrd for cone Up to her best form to beat that race a thing named Joe's Choice to me.” | pics in 1952. Your Overalls, Too! Wyatt fireman 2c. wil Le heh on | Gaecial, iniormetion as to whereabouta, other filly, Sugar Chest, priced at Was made the favorite at even The hard boots seem to share this|— | * MACHINIST Sunday afternoon, June 3, at 3:30 p. m, | No ques ons asked. A 0 o gto 2" money. Jones studied the odds, and gpinjon, There was considerable OVERALL LAUNDRY { rn aus Tyyined, Breldren shuren, LOBT—Tam SLTAW purse, containing bills ; ’ DPA ARE ' then the horses entered. -. ’ S08 ow y { PICKENS Charles, 1118 8. Keystane, be- fold, blue make-up kit, and broken silver That's how the race was run, too. ) beting on the two, horses in d n| K 2820 E. 12th CH-D294 181 W. South LI-6212 loved husband of Mary Pickens, father | bracelet in black coin purse, Thursday, The Jones filly came from behind Calls Bad Field town Louisville last night. It was| 2 A of Pf ZR Pickens, U. 8. A. Pacific|7:3 p. m., Circle Tavern, ladies room. and, under a vigoroys drive, just| “This is a bad field. There isn't even ‘money and take your pick. In| : =» - zone, and Mr¥. Loretta Winfield, Missoula,| Need badly. Purse gift of serviceman

y Mont,; step-father of Mrs. Louise Van| overseas. Liberal reward. Lola Creede, did manage to clip Sugar Chest at 8 horse in here that should.be less this type of betting, of course, " IRE RR I ERLE RRR RRR ta es | Horne, Mrs. Frances Dobbs, Mrs. Wilma RI-5551, 8:30 a. m.—5:30 p, m., 1415 N, the wire, As Jones forecast. On!than 5 to 1. What's the price on neither horse has to win. One must} — : PERSONAL :

Ylerson, Mrs Chintiine Stofer, Nathan | Illinois. Your Toes didn't win like a 1-to-4 Bob Mann? 13 to 1? Well, that's finish ahead of the other. | LOANS Moderate Cost HANGERS lc EACH shot. ’ ymore jike it. He isn't any world Jones made ong prediction with- | Loneer | reraoma Lo wikiy Pat ments ‘Winners Expected | beater, but hts just as good in my out—qualification. If it comes ‘up| on 4 8

and Spurgeon els: son of Chirles| [68ST Black patent purse, Monday evee We Buy Usable Wire Garment “ ’ , ‘book as the one fhey've made an ‘ P t Some times it's hard to explain mud, real deep mud, he concedes AUTOMATIC COAL STOKER eoples State Bank

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Pickens, ra Be of Mrs. Peatl| ““ning money, brown folder initialed Ray, B.C. Canada; Mrs. Belle Smith, . A. E., with valuable papers, gas Hangers at 10¢c per bundle of 10 Spokane, Wash, and Mrs, Maggie Woods, coupons, bank. books. Keep money re 62 Stores All Over Indianapolis these prices,” Jones went on. “In Ven money favorite.” the Derby.to Best Effort. 130 E. MARKET ST. this case I guess the public has So the rioted trainer went out and | “He'll beat anything on the track | : Member Federal Deposit Insurance Co. come to expect a Whirlaway or a Be i on Bob. Mann to win and in heavy going and Pot OLugk! MONARCH PRINTZ—Afthur B., mother of Alexander a le aulia gies. Reward. . BR-7010 » 0 w y ope y , j " - Printz and Nancy Tucker, passed away . : ate . Twilight Tear every time we send | ann won by open daylight in| doesn’t run too badly in the stull, A h | Thursday, 4:30 p. m., at the home, 5555 | LOST— (5) number 3, (4) number 4 ras * S S EDUCATION ) P BU INES 8. Meridian st Services Sunday, 2:30 tion ° books; Joseph, Lillian, Lillian SCHULMEYER- Henry, beloved father of | pojaware ‘sts, or Sears. Return to Sch ‘as he as he said | yesterday, “I wouldn't to benefit Jy such a situation vou wreath, on : I BAN D INSTRUMENTS Central Business Colle 8: Mrs. Lillian Zoiman, brothér of Mary| no 2 700 block N. Delaware. | must be a knowing horseman. There SH Glass, Emma Judson and Willlam Schul-

Montana, passed away Saturday, June 2.| turn eontents. per ricemany wife. 4018 one of, our stock to the post.” |a mad tussle of mediocrity. THis 18 | himself.” | . kK PEARSON'S . , . ‘ , 8; , . Thege short prices distress Jones presented ‘as a’ little lesson in bet- | SALES CO. oie Cah tae og KkeEOIng. || Boies, 1234 Prospect st. Friends in: | TA-4038 3430 Kenwood. art nth E—— . " RECORDS o SHEET MU "Architects and Builders Buildin LOBT—Biack and white male hound, nea§ BA ASEB A ALLA \aren't many of .us unfortunately | SA, A | RECORDS ¢ SHEET M S10 Pennsylvania and Vermont, Sts, - indpls, ey go shed BYWAY at Michigan rs Fi | camp Joy,. Big

Services at the Bert 8: Gadd Funeral corneiius. HU-6821 p Toe Desoy past busi: Ail over » Chimes," 1234 Prospect st. Priends in-|TA-4038. 2430 Kenyond. neral Monday, 10.30. a. m,, Sugar creek, Sunda

Home, 1047 Churchman. ave;, Monday, because he likes to Rave a few !ing. It illustrates how easily it 1S! real muddy tack ‘since 1929, whien | | 128 N. Pénn, LI-5513 Dy ro ceshing Momocs: Linton a wh | ov | . : F ¥ Home, hry 8. East st.| 27th. ‘Name and address on collar. 3 VICTORY Fi i» ho know as much about the | | BR Diamonds, Watches, Cameras, CE a | Herrmann Purreral Home. 1 0 8 East a | bY Rear. ELD hirrying hides ds the big man’ in| fh , : MOND 10 Sunday LOST—Lady's blue cloth; flat

A " . | LOST-—8addle leathe hod helongin, (TXT ARAYTERE oo ml Cron come: | 0” servicemans wife, vicinity Lo. 8 I= home after 7 p. m. today. Ayres Co., containing pictures; ~money d x Day and evening sessions. Lincoln 8337 Jud, Burial Round Hill. Friends "may | [GET — Envelope Talning —defensé ,quids riding on his own horses, and, "0 establish false favorites. But Clyde Van Dusen earned the Horal, 36 WEST 10TH, ST. LI-4438 1° FURNITURE o P I A NO 8 Fred W. Case, principal. “» call at the ‘Chapel of the Chimes. stamps, Tuesday, vieln y of Walnut pnd v y — ) ‘Y Musical Instruments : DIAM LOANS You Save Because We Save’ THOMPSON-.. Dorothy pester, age 48, purse, Illinois between J Ssh, Fre i Indianapolis v8, Minneapolis the white hat. : ‘Men's Suits & o ts || beloved. wite of Russell H. Th She ' LOANS ON PL WE 10} DIAMONDS # : vercoa z

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