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Gauthier Stars As Wings Win

By UNITED PRESS The. Detroit Red Wings strengthened their fourth place position against the Maple Leafs in the National league hockey race today, mainlyRgecause of the help of a twice discarded player back from Indianapolis of the American league. The player was Fernand Gauthier, who led Detroit to a 4-to-2 victory over the New York Rangers last night. Gauthier, used as a spare, score two Detroit goals and was a standout both offensively and defensively. The Red Wings opened up with & three-goal attack in which Gauthier, Eddie Bruneteau, and Murray Armstrong scored. Gauthier made it 4 to 0 with a second period goal and after that the Detroiters

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Basketball Scores

, Defiance B51. Notre Dame 89, Canisius 47. Valparaiso 73, Holy Cross 63.

OTHER COLLEGES Ameriean (Washington) 86, Johns Hopkins:

Ashland 44, Wooster 36, Beloit 63, Carroll. 40. Y Concord 87, Davis-Elkins 52, Furman 47, Presbyterian 39. ° Iowa Weslgyan 47, Dubuque 4 Kentucky State 44, West Virgina State 43. Michigan State 46, Wayn Otterbein 58, Kenyon nt Penn (Ia) 51, Warthur, 4 Salem 58, Ashford Hospital 38. St. John's 69, Boston Sellage 4“. St. Bonaventure a. Ithaca 37. Toledo 67, Kent te 60, Wheaton 13, Congordia (In) 33. Wichita 46, Washburn 28,

HIGH SCHOOLS

Clark 40, Whiteland 28. Cynthiana 38, Griffin 22, Edinburg 36, Center Grove 20. Gary Emerson 40, Gary Horace Mann 37 (2 overtimes), Gary Froebel 46, Hammond Clark 42. Gary Wirt, 45, Dyer 10. Ireland 43, Selvin 21. Mishawaka 46, South Bend Washington

Merrillville 62, Bast Gary 3 Nineveh 51, Morgantown “ "(overtime). Portage 33, Koutts 22. Terre Haute Wiley 40, Greencastle 22,

PROFESSIONALS Youngstown 48, Oshkosh 45. Ft. Wayne 43, Indianapolis 39. Chicago 47, Sheboygan *46.

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Cathedral at Howe. Crispus Attucks at Swayzee, Lawrence Central at Ben Davis. Manual at Beech Grove. Marion at Tech. Martinsville at Southport. Sacred Heart at Broad Ripple. Shortridge at Lebanon, Speedway at Pike Twp. Warren Central at Greenfield. Washington at Shelbyville.

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NEW HAVEN, Conn., Feb, 8 (U. P.) ~The lowly Providence Reds virtually nullified the New Havén Eagles chances of reaching

arena last night.

Providence tallied single goals in|

the first and second periods and sewed up the game in.the final session with three more scores. Grant Warwick made the first Providence goal at 18:50 of the first period when both teams were a man short. Rusty Waldriffe counted the second period goal. Chuck Scherza scored the third Providence goal unassisted and was followed by two tallies by Armand Lemieux in the last three minutes of play.

at the Central Y. M. C. A. in Indianapolis on March 2 for the first post-war Indiana A. A. U. championship wrestling tournament, with winners in 10 weight classes assured entrance to the national championships. Dates and location for the national meet will be announced later. John B. Wilson, physical director at the “Y” will head a tourney committee ag chairman with other members to include Charlie McDaniels, | Indiana university mat coach; Dan ‘Kaufman and Carlos Freeman, both former A. A. U. titleholders; Thom, former I. U. wrestling coach; {Jim Clark, Indianapolis Athletic club, George Stumpf and Heze| Clark.

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| DEATH NOTICES 1 | Indianapolis Times, Friday, Feb. 8, 1946 |

| BENSON— Harry L., “of 445 8. High School | Moore Mortuaries. | HANSEN Fred M., age 64, 705 Banders

rd., entered into rest Wednesday mors ing, age 73 years, husband of ‘he lat Minnie E. Benson, father of Mrs, Kat he erine Omstead, Charles and Wallace Benson, brother of Mrs. Katherine Aldrich | Services Saturday, 10 a. m., at Ben Davis |Chapel, 6112 W. Wash. st. Priends are | welcome. Burial Mt. Hope cemetery, Lo-! gansport, Ind. Moore Mortuaries. BRINKER Audrey Maxine, age 29, Mc-| Farland rd. and Epler ave passed | away Wednesday, wife of Everett, daughter of Herbert Adams, Robinson, Ill, «ister of Leila Trulock, City; Herbert L. | Adams, Ridgefarm, Ill, and Harold Adams, Robinson, Ill. Services Saturday, 9 a. m. at St. Catherine's church. Friends invited. Burial St. Joseph cemetery. may call at the J. C Wilson the Chimes," 1234 Prospect st.

CASHMAN—Prances R., age 74 years, sis-| ter of Mss. Ella O'Connor, passed away Wednesday. Puneral Saturday, Feb. 9, 8:30 a. m., at the George W. Usher Mortuary, 2313 W. Washington st.; ® a. m., St Philip Neri Church. Friends invited. Burial Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends may call at mortuary. Altar society will meet Fri-| day, 7:30 p. m., for prayer.

CONDER~:Msry Jane, 92 years, of 713 E + 83d Street Place, beloved mother of Mrs, Ida Allen of Ellettsville, Ind., Edward Rumple and Fred Rumple of Bloomington, Ind, and Mrs. Nora Robertson.of Indian- | apolis, 12 grandchildren, 28 great-grand-children and 6 great-great-grandchildren, passed away Thursday p. m. Funeral serv res from- the Day's Funeral Home in Bloomington, Ind, Sunday at 2:30 p. m. Burial in the Methodist Cemetery, Elletts“flle, Ind Priends may call at Shirley Bros. Central Chapel, 946 N. Illinois st, until 4 p. m. today and at Bloomington after 7 p. m. tonight,

| PRAEGER Charles W., age 72, beloved | | husband of Mary, father of Mrs. RupRees Morlock, Mrs. Hugh Halcomb and Mrs. Léemuel Harris, brother of Mrs. Mary Moelering, of Omaha, Neb, and Fred Draeger, of eclty; also survived by five | grandchildren, passed away at the residence, 1541 Woodlawn, Thursday, Funeral service Sunday, Feb, 10, 2:30 p. m, at the Emmaus Evangelical Lutheran church. Burial 8t. John's cemetery, [ Five Points. Priends invited. Friends may | call at the Meyer & Abdon Funeral Home, | 1509 Prospect, any time,

FLAHERTY Hannah (nee Flynn), béloved wife of Frank Flaherty, mother of | Mrs. Hubert O. Grannie, Nora Cecelia; | Margaret Ani and Mary Frances Flaherty, | | grandmother of Thomas W. Grannis, sis- | ter of John O’Brien, died Thursday, Feb, 3, at St, Vincent's hospital, Funeral] | from the family residence, 49 N. Jefferson ave., Monday, Feb, 11, 8:30 a. m. Requiem mass Holy Cross church 9 a. m,. Inter. ment Calvary cemetery. Friends invited. Bhackwell service, |

GURLEY Claude E., age 63, 022 8, State, passed away Thursday morning, husband of Maude E., father of Ernest Gurley, brother of Blanche Wickersham, Verne Findley, and George Gurley, Indianapolis. Services at the J, C. Wilson “Chapel of the Chimes,” 1234 Prospect st, “Saturday, 10 a. m, Friends in. Pr . Burfal Memorial Park. Friends may “all at the Chapel’ of the Chimes." Serv | feces will be in charge. of Lodge No. 38, Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen, MAQUEEN Heron R., 60 an 400 North Delaware, "A husband of Charlotte; bro Mrs. Lillian Mrs. Jennie Totten, Long B Harlin R.- McQueen, Mini, {away Thursday p. m. | Buchanan mortuary Saturday | Friends Invite urinal LEaiham tery, Richmond,” Ind, abo Saturday. Friends may Tall 3 & Buchanan Morti®ary,

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| | immmond ju nd Friday, Feb, . 8, 1946 | HERR William H., 75 years, father of | Mrs. Gladys Sopke, William M. and Russell E. Herr,

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| ledo, O,, and Mrs. Christina June, Hadley, | Indpls., passed away 1:50 a. m. Friday, at the daughter's residence, 5061 Cam | ——— den st. Friends may call at the Toia| Puneral Home, 1308 Prospect st, any time after 12 noon Saturday. Service| Monday, 2 p. m., from the funeral home, | Interment Crown Hill. Friends invited,

42357 Winthrop. Beloved husband of Nona R. Higbee, of John Higbee,r Delano, Cal; grandfather of Harold and Arthur Higbee, Robert Burns and Mrs. William Sweet, passed away Wednesday, Service Fanner & Buchanan Mortuary Saturday, 2 m. invited, Friends may call’ at mortuary. KING—Luther J., of Atlanta, Oa. entered inte rest Thursday evening, age 65! husband of Julia Berta King, fa-| ther of Mrs. Edgar Dickey of Indianapolis, brother of 8, O. of Miami, Fla. Services Saturday, 3 p. mat Northeast Chapel, 2530 Station st. Friends are welcome. Burial Washington Park.

st., passed away Friday morning, father of Robert M. Hansen, city and Mrs.

J. C. Wilson “Chapel of the Chime 1234 Prospect st, Monday, 3 p. m, Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Priends may call at the “Chapel of the Chimes” after Saturday noon, MARTIN—Mansfield, O., age 07; 1213 Spruce street; husband of Bertha; father of Lester and Dorothy Gutshall; brother of May Yovau of Indianapolis, Amza Earl of Chicago snd Mrs. Alice Cash of Orlando Fla., passed away Thursday a. m. Services , Mm. Saturday, from | the Aaron-Ruben Pureral Home, 1943] N. Meridian st. Burial Washington Park cemetery, Friends invited | RAU-—John H., husband of Charloite V.| Rau, father of John H. Rau Jr., brother of Chas. D. Rau and Mrs, Marie Woolling, passed away Wednesday, Services Flanner | & Buchanan Saturday, 1:30 p. m. Friends invited, Burial Crown Hill. ¥riends may | call at mortuary REXROTH—Louis, tue .ete Anna’ Rexroth,

87 years, husband of father of Mrs. Flora Suess and Louis Rexroth Jr. passed away Thursday. | Funera' Monday, 10 a. m., at the G. H. Herrmann Funeral Home, 1505 8. East st. Burial Crown Hill. Priends may call at fi neral home Sunday. RICHARDSON Mrs, Joann, wife of Maurice A., passed away in Baltimore, Md Thursday, Feb Also survived by her mother and sisters, Indpls. Service Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary, Monday, 2 p. m, Priends invited. Burial Washington Park CYNER-Nellle, wife of the late Tyne:, mother ¢f Mrs, Hazel

Charles Mullens, | Indianapolis, grandmother of Viola muel D. Evans, passed away Funeral services from Shirley Bros. Central Chapel, 946 N. Illinois st, Monday, 1:30 p. m, Burial Washington Park. Friends may call at the chapel any time after 2 p. m. Saturday. WOOD-—-Harry E., husband of Elizabeth, father of Harry E. Jr, Thomas J, Jo{aeph M.; brother of Mrs. Femma Neptune. Passed away Friday. Service Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary Monday, 10 a. m. Burial Crown Hill, Friends nay call at mortuary,

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DONAHUE--We extend our deepest gratitude and appreciation to our aany friends, neighbors, relatives for their acts of love and kind messages of sympathy extended ‘to us in our recent Lereavement, the loss of our beloved father, Tohn Donahue. ¢ also extend grateful thanks for the beautiful floral tributes. We especially |, thank Rev. Glenn O'Dell of the Brookside U. B. church, Ralph Kirkbride (singer), the organist and the Moore Mortuaries, OHILDREN

EGENER—We acknowledge with grateful appreciation the thoughtful expressions of sympathy, acts of love and kindness vxtérded to us by our friends, neighbors and relatives in our recent bereavement, th. loss «i our beloved husband and father, Cail W. DOgener., We extend grateful thanks for the beautiful floral tributes to loved one. We especially wish to thank Rev. Floyd Ray, the organist, memher: of the Moose, ners and customers thé Kollege Keg, executives and emre ol the Mid-State Products Co, employees of the M. BE. Manufacturing Co. and Flanner & Buchanan Service, FE AND DAUGHTER,

PISBCHER—We acknowledge with grateful appreciation the thoughtful expressions of sympathy and kindness extended to 18 by o * many friends, neighbors ana re'atives in the sudden loss of our beloved Fischer,

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