Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 April 1946 — Page 30

In Pot for Race Renewal

By BOB STRANAHAN Gold . . . to go along with the

Speedway glory seems to be in prospect for the skippers of cars in the renewal of the race classic here

next May 30th. All indications point to the big-~ jackpot in the history of the event, Tt looks as though the lap prize reach $20,000 for the 1928, And that would C-note for the drivfield at the end of

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Tickets Valuable

A tipoff oh how valuable 500mile race -tickets have become was included in a letter received today at the Speedway office. The letter was from James Milness of Kewanee, I, and he

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By EDDIE ASH Times Sports Editor There's going to be an unscheduled reunion at Victory field Sun. day when the Cincinnati Reds in-

vade to meet the Indianapolis Ine dians in an exhibition attraction, Master mind of the Reds is Bill McKechnie, and in the stands will be Bennie Kauff, who used to belt the cover off the horsehide as a teammate of McKechnie with the old champion Indianapolis Federal league club. McKechnie was the Hoofeds' fancy third sacker in 1914 and Kauff was the team’s slugging center fielder, The local “outlaws” had a team made up of fence busters and they beat the Chicago Feds to the pennant wire in a rugged finish, Joe Tinker’s Chicago club was & heavy pennant favorite around the league, except in Indianapolis, of course, and the husky Hoofeds came through with colors flying in the big clutch by beating Chicago on its home grounds as well as here, ’ Pilfered 76 Bases Kauff, at 22, was the loop's Ty Cobb. He topped the league in patting that season with a mark of, 366 and stole 76 bases. Muscular Bennie was a long ball hitter as well as a lifle-drive specialist. His outfield mates were Vince Campbell and Ed Roush, regulars, and Al Kaiser and Al Scheer, utility. Only light hitters on the team were Jimmy Esmond, shortstop, and

[The'l Be Hoo-Fed Reunion Sunday When Bennie Kauff and McKechnie Shake Hands

Seerey May Solve Problem For Cleveland

RICHMOND, Va., April 11 (U. P.). ~The Cleveland Indians, who need a “Babe Ruth” to go with their Bob Feller, wondered today if they didn’t have a reasonable facsimile in the person of fat Pat Seerey, Beerey, who packs 200 pounds on a five-foot 10-inch frame, is built a little along the lines of Ruth and at times he hits like him, Like Ruth, the pudgy pelter from Wil» burton, Okla., has a tendency to strike out frequently, even though he hits for the distance occasionally. Last season he led the league in strikeouts with 97, even though he also hit 14 home runs to compensate in part. He delivered his most telling blow yesterday, a four-run homer off the Giants’ rookie pitcher, Monte Kennedy, giving the Indians a 6 to 4 victory.

OKLAHOMA CITY, April 11 (U, P.).—Pitcher John Grodzicki, the Cardinal “comeback kid,” was successfully past his first hurdle today but the harder ones were still ahead. Grodzicki proved to himself and Bt. Louis Manager Eddie Dyer that he had the stuff to go a short distance yesterday when he worked four effective innings in an 8-to-1 victory over Oklahoma City of the Texas league. The youngster, who suffered leg wounds in the battle for Germany, showed fine speed and

Here's Leroy Seales, Chicago's promising light-heavyweight contender, who ‘meets Sheldon Bell of Youngstown, 0. over the 10round route at the Armory tomorrow night. A goed puncher with either mitt, Scales blasted his way to a Golden Gloves championship at Chicago before entering the pro ranks last year. Since hitting the money trail Scales has returned a winner 17 times in 18 starts and holds an impressive decision verdict over Tony Martin, of Milwaukee, currently ranked fourth among the nation’s

coveted mark Monday night.

the Fox-Hunt alleys. The Indianapolis league enjoyed one of its best seoring sessions of the season at the Pritchett alleys. Al Weevie was top soloist with 206, 210, 257-673, while Freddie Schleimer, the loop’s popular secretary, came through with the best single game of the season in that league. Has ‘10 Strikes

Schleimer had a string of 10 strikes in his finale, but left the seven-pin on a “Brooklyn hit” on

{ [his 11th delivery to halt at 289.

Openers of 170 and 198 gave him a 657 total, and when he and Weevie combined their heavy pinnage, it proved a big help in giving Fehr's | X-L Beer a 3080, that included the top single game of the season in local laegue competition. The Beerman opened with 930, stepped up to 1002 and then connected for the record game, an 1139. The former high mark of 1126 was rolled in the Sport Bowl Recreation league Jan, 11, The Marott Shoe quintet also passed the 3000 mark in its Indianapolis league series,

Paced by Lefty

25th 700 Series in Local Tenpin Play Sets Season High in RCA Victor Loop

The 25th 7T00-geries in local tenpin league play this season wa posted by Maurice Marion last night.

Tony Collier had reached th

Marion, youthful member of the R. CO, A. Victor league, fresh ou of the army, bombarded the maples to the tune of 265, 200, 253—701 the top total for the Victors this season. The loop was in action a

the Shoemen had 975, 1003, 1065- | 3063, Bill Fulton and Toivo Lahti per _ formed some nice solo work, eac | getting 667. Fulton had 238, 22¢ §

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the Moon-Lite Classic was the onl other individual to hit 650. He Jue § made it with 225, 231, 194—650, Spring and summer leagues ar inthe making at several alleys, Th Delaware has announced it ha openings for four girl's teams o

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DE LAND, the curtain tod; time the Redski The Tribe squa and arrive in In Business or with the Mont International | Beach. It's the game series anc apiece. Sort of The Royals, tl pennaht winne the Indians at terday, 4 to 3, | would become out the Florids game Over. The contest I: required more t Deadlock The encounte the fourth stanz the next 10 inn of goose eggs fo But the Roy dians, 15 to 9, honors .over th game-winning off Bob Logan 15th. Shuba two singles toge scored from th on Remozotti’s ‘he Indians 1 and lost four in competition.

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wanted to duplicate two good | "°C... Bi Rariden, pow- Ml fair control although he limped | middleweight title conienders. Tn T . Three - . ’ » 1 paddock stand seats he previous- | jored the ball Bennie Xauff . . . the idol of Indianapolis fans back in 1914... perceptibly and wore a tight steel Joi peuitnvey Besies Foun Local League enp I Nn Sco r e! : In yesterday's 1 » leg brace He gave up four singles. . a eS v y And at one stretch of the 1914| Batting average? Just a cool .366, Hin 4 skins tallied all The tickets he purchased ear- season, when George Mullin was . DO of 11. (0 . 700 BOWLER (MEN) Mickey Rotert Johnson '..... ovine, third frame. I lier, Mr. Milness said, he locked pitching, the Hoofeds had nine ,300 | ton Braves refused to play John| During the war, Bennie was a| HARTFORD, Conn, April . Maurice Marion, R. C. A. Victor: 708 Juttrude Bradiey, Johnson ........... were Leld rune in his safe. But somebody walked |, on (he feld. McGraw's Giants with “outlaw”| government employee in-the U. 8. Sirgen gid Southworth s t Weeri 00 Bln (MEN) oo Ruth Lehmann. Riviera American ... 15 innings—wh ’, TS rN 8, Dezelan Matinee ....... 4 away with the safe. Although the Federal league was|Bennie in the lineup and McGraw Treasury department's anti-sabo- o } cas a us : a” cy is 1t ourses Al Werle, mndlayapelis .....---.. 413 | Bath Pisids, Desalan Matinee \......, Arg first in the field with the “rabbit|advised Kauff to return to tha|tage division covering war plants |Stariing eup lor e n Bill Fulton, Inter-Club ............... 667| Vivian Parsons, Johnson ....... ll] had 12 runners ” : .| Prior to the war, he was employed Braves, but indicated that at least Oscar Behrens, Indianapolis. ......... 650 | Bobbie Simerly, Johnson .. ......... rs : ball” it was tough on the hitters in|Brooklyn Feds, with whom he com » Ne y * Fred Schleimer, Indianapolis ,........ 657| Virginia Strough, Jewelry 10... ager Bill Bury fund. that loop, Pitchers used the “spit-|pleted the 1915 campaign. by the Ford Motor Car company,|tWo youngsters, Pilcher John Sain an 0 nin S [2 Bill Lane, Moon-Lite Classic ........ 650 Jess Culligan Our Lady of of Lourdes ... Getting ’em or In addition to expensive trophies|ter” and “shiner” and other freak| The Federal league folded after New York and Springfield, Mass, i p> nelder Carvel a) pe 8 Fred } Mitchell, | West, Side Marehanis.. GE elm. Bene i-Cola Wc hens an and awards, the oficial purse|deliveries, and the sphere did a lot[1915 and organized baseball agreed branches, and by Bosch Magneto of Well had. won regular . joun’ Rises, Tudiasapel ...--- 84 Bally Twyford, Jonmeon or. ;2 2+ 3 {@lMontreal pilot Amounts to $60,000 and accessory of tricks on its way to the plate. to take over its choice talent. Mc-|Springfield. TERRE HAUTE, Ind, April 11{ Two of the city golf courses, Cof- oe Gray, St. John Evangelical .... 636 nls Thorpe, Johnsot +. ears clits as 11 Royals We prizes of $15,850 already have been| The Hoofed payroll was too heavy) Graw’s National league Giants| Kauff recalls that John McGraw,|(U. P.)—Johnny Vandermeer, of|fin and Pleasant Run, will open (Robert Kays Rost Jewstoy o-oo 0 833 11va Dintmger, Johaeon .... 30 Frankie Drew posted. Several concerns have "yet | for Indianapolis to meet and in 1915 |iifted Kauff from Brooklyn and|who took nothing for granted inthe Cincinnati Reds, who was noted |0ffcially Saturday, and appropriate i Eom Tog. Tt, 627| Mary Thomas, Kay ......... is sacker down to be heard from and are certain/the franchise was transferred to|Roush and Rariden from Newark. | baseball, forced his players to punchias a hard luck pitcher before he ceremonies have been arranged. Rips wad tn Knights 3} Columbus... 626 Katly yan Oump, Indiana Bed ..... : Braves, made 1} to boost this figure. Newark, N. J. But Kauff was trans-| _Rariden and Roush were Hoosiers, |a clock like old-time factory work-|went into the service, figured today| Following the flag-raising at Cof- Seville Sells, Wi Lilly ....ic..:-..s ot Marge Jasireass, North Side ......, 5 SENin Tribe livery Donors Listed ferred to the Brooklyn Federals and [the former from Bedford, the latter |ers on arrival and departure at the|that his fortunes hadn't changed |fin at 1 p. m., Mayor Robert H. onie Ba Juftsnapolis escivies 8 MAY Dies LG 8 Mixed 28 and batted in | again led the league in hitting by|from Oakland City. Polo Grounds. In charge of the|any for the better. He would have | Tyndall and Paul Rathert, Park|Larry Wilson, Allison Executive Rosemary ruse, Johnson ,,....».n8 three runs, blasting the pellet to the tune of) Kauff, 56, is employed by the|players’ gate at the time was Amos had a shutout victory yesterday if {board president, will drive the first Pent im, Post OMe ro. Florence Andrews, Kay ............. 5 4 Tom Neill a 345. : John R. Lyman company of Spring-|Rusie, the old Indianapolis mound |it hadn't been for a two run homer |iee shots. * Other members of the|john Mencin, Indianapolis ........... gz) Mickey Bair; Kay crerrseteannsins 5 Evo blows apie Kauff jumped to the New York|fleld, Mass, and has been assigned |ace of the 'way-back-when days, |by Pat Mullin, which gave the De- [official foursome will be Paul|Bob THES LY ie ‘Merchanie. 619 | Beulah Maners, Johnson ........ £3 and Frank St: Giants in May of 1915 but the Bos-|by the firm to its Indiana territory.| the late Eighties and early Nineties.!troit Tigers a 2-to-1 triumph Sparks, state amateur champion, |snub Cave, Moon-Lite Classic ........ 619 Ward, Xay serene sh : ment Co. of Peru, Ind, $40: Ford and Bill Connors, Coffin club|Ben Spencer, Inter-Club 618 | Eva Hastings, Solataire Mixed 5 short, accepted dealers of Indianapolis, $300; Jask . . . pr a club Hobart Moore, Rast Jou Jewelry - OTHER LEAGUE LEADERS (WOMEN) ut, a miscue ar rr never Eds Need Hard Hitter Major Picks Bosox, Cards; |} mv omnes wi eu we oni Bigh Shih cool EN Ac | bl York, $300; Sears Robuck & Co. : ! ! cial parade at Pleasant Run, with Ei A Be io £13 clara, Wi ry 3” Mixed 4 Robin " j . Pal Horton, en, . : $200: Champion Spark Plug Co. of . ? . the first getting away a 1:30 p. m.| ike Bisesi, R. C. A. Victor ... 3 R. Reddenbaugh, Mallary Sized irk Sack i T O., $200; Sports Oar Club es y asque S qQ I ure {In it will be Mrs. Virginia Layock,| Walt Trenepohi, Rost Jeweiry . 613 | Evelyn Ross, R. C, A. Mixed -.... 4 ackie Robin oleda, ; 0 ¢ aC or nm . . ace women’s club president and cham- |jon NecCiclian, West Bide Serchanis’ 610 | Louise Zweissler, Pidelity Trust Mix. 4 )aseman, displa; of Amation, $100". Blup Crows Spark By MAJOR AMO P pion; Mrs, John Toumey, vice pres B “McCue, Nopth Bide Reen. .. 610 | Margaret Shinkle, Wm. J. Holiday Mix. 4 de accepted ni Plug Co. of Chicage, $100, and addi- y 8 B. HOOPLE ’ . ’ “| Bob Kelly, Indianapolis ou.eeoennenrns . 610 ———————————————— : ident; Margaret Muller, Secretary-| Henry Simon Ell Li Svisys sina 610 . wo hits, one fi tional awards of $1 the follow- By LEO H. PETERSEN, United Press Sports Editor Ex-Coach Doubleday Blues » ry : ing A C. H| NEW YORK, April 11.—The experts are dooming the Cincinnati Reds| AMERICAN NATIONAL treasurer, and Marge Cox, 1045 rank Romance Kai Re 509 Continentals Meet i Wallerich Co., Hatfield Motors, 30th | to seventh or eighth place. That's all right with Deacon Bill McKechnie, Boston St. Louis runner-up. ; Milas MEM Aon, os - 58 Warren Central Ln and Central Sales Co, Elks Club|the Reds’ veteran pilot, but he thinks he has a lot better ball club than Washington Brooklyn a a Ji Bien owsom® Parvin Pisher, R. C The Washington and W Lodge No. 13, Jones & Maley, Guar- | that. ' New York Boston er vert, club president; |Bnarle Cony: post Je na 903 antee Tire & Rubber Co, Hotel Lin-| -As a matter of fact, if he could pick up a hard hitting outfielder, he | Cleveland Chicago Jack Stepfey, vice president; Bob Sim aiawely 81. Jo Jona iii 603 Central yack teams, both sgl coln, Thomson & McKinnon, In-|feels his club could give them all a run for their money, Detroit Pittsburgh Schuman, sie Shampion, sid 3 Sean x 30 Eash, int eo HB viraxerrrsernty ing their first victories, will vie in dianapolis Railwa Marott Hotel,| He has been trying to swing a St. Louis New York Graves, Park board superin ent.| Bob in, West Side Merchanis... 601| dual meet at 2:30 p. m. tomorreg Lilly Varnish, P. Rr Mallory & Co. | deal, with the aid of General Man- |ters, Johnny Vander Meer, Ewell] Phladelphia Philadelphia ( South Grove has not yet arranged | 5 Na a va ll on the West side oval. Indianapolis Athletic club, Engineer- ager Warren Giles, for hitting | Blackwell, Gene Thompson, Clyde Mexico City Mexico City its opening-day ceremonies but il Bare, Sam TYRar's Tavis: wei Washington's inexperienced te ing Metal Products Corp., L. Strauss [strength ever since the club began Shoun, Anton Carter, Nate Andrews, probably will be held next week.|p oq Lithographers abi 588 dropped its opener to Tech la J & Co, Wheeler's Lunch, K. W, Carr |spring training and as a lure has|Howard Fox, Frank Dasso, Ed Heus-| .yj,. dangerously! Egad! That Riverside members will plan their EP mi Bt. cis 376 | Tuesday, while Warren Central pr Motor Co., D-A Lubricant, Burnet- [offered some of his battery mate-|Ser and John Hetki, McKechnie| po: heen my slogan ever since the inaugural at a meeting this evening| jack oulp, A. Mixed + ¥18| viously was beaten by Shortridge. Binford Lumber Co., Johnson Chev- (rial. He has three catchers who Wouldn't trade it for any staff In| goer war and so now I come to at the clubhouse. er Mixed ..... 57 i rolet Co, Banner-Whitehill, Pure would rate top man on almost any |the league outside that of the Car-| goleeting the Boston Red Sox to Sarah Shank probably will delay Roland Clark, Wim. MH. Block ) Mixed.. 570 SPECIAL NOTICE Oil, Vonnegut Hardware, Senator staff and more pitchers than he dinals. win the American league pennant its opening a week or so but Will): Terni "LG. 8. Mixed - Homer E. Capehart and “The Boys | figures he will be able to use, But Catching Staff Strong and of course the world gonfalon. serve, I am picking Mexico City | make definite plans at a club meet- on, Young, Riviera Am American “ ZEPHYR'S Along Little Broadway.” thus far, the other teams haven’t| To catch them he has “Iron Man”| Why not, indeed, pick them? to come in a close eighth. One of |ing next Wednesday evening. paul Boyes, 3 Hollidsy bi Mixed ... 310 The members of Chairman Rus-|offered him anyone he is interested | Ray Mueller, Al Lakeman and Ray| The Red Sox haven't in 28 | MV reasons is that I find myself Bil "Roni, pidolliy ross ditied ..... A tt ane | unable to recall all of the eight 59 BOWLEKS WOMEN) sel 8. Williams’ lap prize commit- [1D : Lamanno, probably the best all-| years, have they, and isn't it about | UR@ble 10 recall all o eigh : Agnes Junker, Ernest Johnson Coal. 582 tee are Charles O. Babcock, F. W. Power Hitter Wanted around receiving staff in the league.| time? They have in Tex Hughson | (¢8ms in each league, and base- rey oun INE |Dorotn een Maiins “revs si Afternoon and Night Dennerline, A, ¥. Hook, Robert D.| He is willing to sacrifice some of| The only infield posts certain are| the man who well may be the ball south of the border must no Ma Skelton, Johnson Sessions Every Day

Johnson, Harrison Miller, T, B.|his pitching or defensive strengfh|Eddie Miller at short and Lonnie| leading moundsman of 1046, bar | longer be lightly regarded—har- Doroiny Derkopes, Johnson : 30 to § F. M3 {o 10:0 7. M.

Plays Tomorrow

Rogers and Shaw. to get the kind of a power hitter he Frey at second. Twe rookies, Grady| ring Gromyko. rumph. Betty Weaver, Johmson ............. Until We. Clos, wants, but, he no longer is going!Hatton and Ed Shokes, appear to| The National league race I do Well there you are, folks, and . as RU Ye, Sars Warner April 16th . “ to go for the type of player he has|have won the third and first base| not exactly expect to be a photo- | I hope you like it! See you in the Manford Kistler, in his Jreghman Armetta Ray, Johnson Stol z S Iigns tried out so mary times when he stations, respectively, with Bert| graph finish. I am choosing the. Press box. Fe a Ceher for the Ine | Frances Der, Jotison COLISEUM : $ . needed a left fielder, The club spent Haas ready to step in for either| Cardinals to win by 52 games. Peanuts will be 10 cents this an Fined tomOre | Be es, os No Skating Tonite or Mon. Nite.

FE . thousands trying to find one and|one. Bennie Vientara also is an inor Big Bout never did come up with a reason-|fleld candidate. ‘ . able facsimile, So -any club which| Mike McCormick in center is the NEW YORK, April 11 (U. P).— wants, to deal with the Deacon this|only outfielder sure of regular Allie Stolz, bridegroom, commercial |Y687 is going to have to part with a |stats. During the early stages of artist, golfer and thrice- retired Tea) ball player. spring training McKechnie felt that prize fighter, grinned happily as he | Unless he gets one, McKecnnie| Al Lipke and Hank Sauer would autographed the contract that gave|Vill agree that his team seems des-| flank him, but it now appears that him a second shot at the lightweiz ht | tined for the second division, but|Dain Clay, with his hard hitting title. {not as low as seventh or eighth. He|in exhibition games, will win one “This time I've gotta win it for|figures he is as well off as anyone of the posts. »

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2 High School Mies s Lore v i n . . U. eet i 00. a Togram Games Carded BOSTON, Mass, April 11, — In- A i Ls ha i.

Two high school baseball games| dianapolis lost its final survivor idf|juniors and seniors. this afternoon were to serve as the national A. A. U. boxing tour-| According to Coach Edgar Bright, season openers for three city nament here last night when Wil-|Stan Cox, a freshman from Patcho-

teams. |liam Miles, a 147-pounder, was de-|gue, Long Island, N. Y. will work my bride” he laughed through. a|On the mound, behind the plate and| Clay is a much better defensive , : : al » ) gue, ’ : . Miami Beach tan, eliciting hearty|8t second and short and that's a|player than either Lipke or Sauer, a gd popinuing 1 st Sioned by Ruste Hien of New on ie receiving ud of the pasiery. a fresh cigarette gives you Here's a ods of approbation from a retinue Pretty good start. First and third {but McKechnie will be the rst 10|beaien Ben Davis Giants on the| Gerald Labroie, 126-pounder { the Indiana Central team this Mos: on) that would have done justice to a|base and two outfield positions are{admit his potential outfield falls far % on : Bra gid . BF from (ior ‘the INC lala HALF on }

season, They won their first start of the season last Saturday at Anderson, defeating the Anderson college nine, 13 to 1.

Tech diamond, while 8acred Heart |Gary, was the only Hoosier fighter and Broad Ripple were to meet on to reach the tourney finals. He the Rocket home grounds.’ The |scored a victory over Dennis Quinn Spartans were fielding their first|of Portland, Ore, in the semibaseball team in history. (finals, but lost to Leo Kelly of In the only game yesterday on! Pittsburgh in -the title round. we high school schedule, South- | port ‘opened its season by scorin B Set triumph over Franklin coring| Niagara On Card ship.

heavyweight champ instead of a lightweight challenger. “I shoulda won it before when I fought Sammy Angott,” Allie added With a grimace, as the heads nodded

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his big- worries. | short of the power hitting necesThe The pitchers, will be Bucky Wal-'sary to. ‘make the Reds a winner.

Track Trophies At Shortridge

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phia, the lightweight champion| Two Shortridge high school fans, ae am te hits, Wo olig ore A the At Valparaiso of the Senior Seonts of the Cenirel A New York and affiliated provinces uture tournament competition by e Cardin:ls had the ; d il will be held at 7:30 ‘| trackmen—t. or : VALPARAISO, Ind, April 11|Indiana council w CHOICE was on May 15, four years earlier,| ~ hc one adjudged the holding practice sessions this Sun- dublous honor of leading in errors (U. P.).—Valparaiso Rater has|o’clock tonight in the Riviera club most outstanding performer and!day. The pools will be 5-2, Ay Pp y that he had lost to Angott. amet RX De Open. for rm —— scheduled home-and-home football|pool. the one adjudged the most im. Casting ai the Riverside hatcheries. SPRING BASEBALL games with Niagara university. Meet officials will be Randle Wil-

At 9 a. m,, distance plug casting {will be on tap at the Riverside ball Smith | {diamond just south of 30th st. Jack

lis, director; Paul R. Jordan, referee and starter; Ed Aspinall, diving J. E. Clemens,

proved—annually will be presented | with the James Bayard

Valparaiso will play at Niagara Sept. 20 next season and the New

EXHIBTION RESULTS (A) 6, New York (N) New York (A) 8, Brooklyn (N)

Cleveland 4,

dge; award, it has been announced. | Moore, local caster and winner of Brod” 3. tv I. Newport News| YOTK bctioo] Will play, Here in 147 J a ae William Jor~ * The awards honor the memory of |the recent championships at the New York (A) “B" 1. Norfolk (Pied) 8. wel dieials bald Vi Danes dan, chief timer. : WITH IMPROVED FRESHNESS CONTROL van fO8 3 § ) 1, (N) ’ vy a a a ——————————— Lt. Smith, who was killed in the| Chicago sports show, will demon-|Washington (A) 3, Philadelphia amy ; ——— FULL LI strate distance plug casting. Jack|Detrott (A) 2. Cincinnati 1 * ~ |succeed Loren Ellis as gridiron European theater of operations pas peen averaging better distances|TW4Pureh (N) 3, Chicago (A) 2 coach at Valparaiso , next season. next season. FAST TO PAINTS, I while serving as a bomber’ co-pilot.| than the national record of 398 feet. 35 MM DAILY BUS SERVICE vee - PENETH It will be Awarded by his sisters | Wilbur Brooks is now approaching "PROJECTORS «my } B TA Mrs. Sally Smith Beasley and Miss| 8" average of 350 feet, n : Suzanne Smith Lt Sir was In the alterfioon Sunday, demon. * VOKAR * SVE * 3 DIMENSION * ARGOT a : COMI wt id ! ” , . . str t + , sons wo vwint vis on mcs | |- graduated from: Shortridge in 1940. Srations 3 galmon By Jay Sut EASELS | THOMA} BEMIS & €Ofl| Shortridge coaches will select the ngtcheries. In this on local a -_ CINCINNATI KE! Nizihes, hose Makes wil be Lae ers closely approach the national ® ARAY ®PRECISE ®VICEROY To Ci ti : records o neinna 1 to remain at the school. The win- Sores ul 1% fest. in suumon dy Jo Madison and KEM

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