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‘ho was making straight Brewer ‘offs, was driven He fire Thing, | for the Brews s scored their

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Robinson Signs Holcomb to Depend For 2 Title Bouts On ‘Star Aerialist - Hudson 10 Cet | Against Wisconsin

Crack at Crown

DeMoss Is Key For Purdue

Zollners Rule Softball World

Bill West Twirls | No-Hit, No-Run Tilt |

NEW YORK, Sept. 23 (U, P).—| Pass Protection Is Main Objective CLEVELAND, Sept. 28 (U. P= Ray (Sugar) Robinson of New York, Dominating all their opposition as «...the world's welterweight champion, In Boilermakers’ Early Workouts few teams have in any sport, the was scheduled to sign contracts to-! aia Times State Service Ft. Wayne Zollner Pistons ruled LAFAYETTE, Ind. Sept. 23.-—Stu Holcomb, Purdue's energetic new today as world softball champions

day for two title defenses, One contract calls for’ Robinson head football coach, is neither optimistic wor pessimistic when it comes (op ‘oc meet Frankie Fernandes th i} to appraising the Boilermaker chances against a favored Wisconsin 7p - Whe Wels joven ih the season's Big Nine opener at Madison on Saturday.

i terweight champion of the Hawaiian | " ' Bp r a\l | Islands, at Honolulu, Nov. 17, and| On paper, Purdue's chances are admittedly slim,

the other is for a title bout with! Cecil ‘Hudson of Milwaukee at New York's

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joff the year with a surprise victory are based in good part on the rifielike aerials of Bob DeMoss, slightbuilt veteran quarterback, who has been one. of the nation's passing {leaders for the past two seasons. But today the trio issued a state- In DeMoss provided a convincing ment denying the charge and hit the injury during a practice serif. [demonstration of his passing prow-iclaiming they were “losing money” wh ess in last year's Purdue-Wisconsin on the’ transfer. game here when the Badgers eked! The players are Pete Negley of out

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Vincent Gatto, Butler university freshman fullback, was nursing a broken nose today. The 19046 all-

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{Lloyd Carter has arranged a tag-| team tussle as the feature attracat tion.

sa. Al Johnson lost a close decision to Dave Clark at Chicago's Mari- |

gold Gardens last night in eight rounds. quarterback and Norbert Adams, a Billy Raborn, Atlanta, and Buck.

Bob Beamon, Indianapolis light- Service returnee letterman from Weaver, Terre Haute, swing into ! weight, also appeared on the card Whiting who looks like the No. 1 action against Dutch Schultz, Hous-| : and gained a draw with Freddie choice at right halfback, the even- ton. and Martino (Iron Mike) | s23 Maes of Denver. tual starting backfield combination Angelo, Toledo, in the headliner for remains somewhat of a tossup. two falls out of three, On the basis of performance in Raborn apd Weaver. deteated Gil [Laat week's scrimmage session, 1a Cross and Pave Ketonen here Harry Szulborski, lightweight major three Weeks ago. : | {letterman speedster from Detroit, Tonight's show will begin at 9 {seems due for the left halfback as- with Billy Weidner, Columbus, O,; |signment, while either George Pa- meeting Rex Mobex}y, Birmingham, pach or Bob (Stormy) Pfohl, who in a one-fall match, also is a halfback possibility, will iprobably start at fullback. Jack Milito, another veteran fullback | prospect, is somewhat of a doubtful {prospect due to a leg injury. Adams’ main support at right halfback will Iprobably be provided by little Dick {Bushnell, the smallest man on the |squad, with Henry Stram, placeIkicking specialist, a possibility at left halfback and Charles Heninger i lat fullback. ;

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ers suddenly transferred to Amervi- straight year, rival last Washington and Lee ‘charged thai final game from the Phoenix, Ariz, they were “lured” there because of Ramblers, 6 to 4, Pt. Wavne's victory was their fifth

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the third straight year, he Ihdiana team gained their d crown in fancy fashion last

no-hit game to beat the onto Peoples Jewelers, 4 to 0. 17 batters and both deliberately

i empioyee, "Robison. is ‘already booked Joral ladds, “if hard work, desire, ne to Toronto's leading hitter, Doug non-title bout against California and.a Jove of the guine mean any. ‘ ' Adams, Jackie Wilson at Los Angeles, Oct thing, this squad may spring an eg ey ure But the Pistons’ feat was not 26-—a benefit Sout tn ‘wiiich proceeds, upset when it is least expected.” ~ without parallel, for the women's — will ‘go to the family of the late) Any hopes that the Boilermakers! WASHINGTON, Sept. 28<(U. P), championship went to the New may harbor in fegard to starting —When three star basketball play. Orleans Jax Maids for the third

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CHICAGO Dave Clark “183, Cincinnati pointed Al Johnson, 188%, Indianapolis

Mr. Beam also provides another rm — {out a 24-20 victory in a nip-and- North Carolina State, and Den ‘Li HAVEN: ‘Conn.Aldo Minelll 139 top item in announcing that Ger- Last Nig ht’ Ss Bowling Leaders tuck tussle. Despite the fact that Hillock and Reggie Crockett of Milan Italy, outpointed Julie Kogon, 136%, trude Bradley will become instruc- he was handicapped by a shoulder Washington and Lee—all world war New Ran Ny Sanders Fox. 105. Dale tress at the Illinois, Central and) 600 oy (MEN) - JMasie Schell, TPM save ssssseines 820 injury, Bob's tosses hit their mark II velerans lus, Tex, ontpotated: Lee Soll, (88%, Bui, ’ " ~ ro! Wilbur _Otting, an .. 8 3 vreresre 918 = : on : : timore (8) Pennsylvania alleys. The Comet's s Wier ung, Hv gelien) Mfg... 661 Lota Bowers, Res} sik Mixed ae 31 11 of 22 times against the Badgers I'he way they figure it, at Ameri- LEGAL NOTICES a 2 : | loss ue ib . .. Ml} 8 ‘ £ oe star will begin this Wednesday at|Gene Zwiesen WL BARC (i. 847 Dorothy Moss. Coca-Cola ce Cr. 318 for a net gain of 262 yards, more can university they are going to “TT 2 p. m. with instructions at the go’ williams 8 8. Business Men... 846 Harriet Sharpless Harlan Bros. 811 yardage than Stuhldreher's eleven get a totel of $1260 on the G 1 SPECIAL MEETING i 8 8 B M 645 Aletha Boyer, Blue Ribbon... 512 : " LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING Pennsylvania lanes. Thursday she Lee ‘Schoen, 3 Bus, Mens ee 843050 Berkopes, Coca-Cola accumulated by both rushing and bill and on a “workship.” But out' Notice is hereby given that the followwill appear at the Illinois establish- aud weaver. Capitol Pape , fj leickey Here, Bie Souon. 10 passing. of that they'll have to pay their jot peiiops have been fie with thy ment at 2, and Friday at Central at Bob Freudenberg, Amer. Lag. Clase x 839 Betty Stuarf, Indpls . Two Get Touchdowns own room, board and tuition, of Si nen Jom the “as X re 0 p ts same hou, oR hy Men .... oa Emin Tan ies Two of the DeMoss heaves in last! At North Carolina State, Negley FIV 41 — INDIANAPOLIS WATER pr Howard White, 8 8 Bus. den 3 : a pay si caateatasany ). COMPAN Wes LE Wes TOR scores last night were rolled Ray Matelich, H. P. Mearling Ins... 63 a archon, Solitaile bi year's wide open battle were good said he got about $1500 last year, ton RANT Adio ‘om Luelt Street, asks by Wilbur Otting in the Evangelical Harry Schornstein, Ft. Harrison...... 831 Bet se Th Darleen Mirabeaux... 508 eon. 4onohdowns. One. a y plus a free room. for a variance to erect and operate «x y , Fred Schilling, 8. S, Bus. Men........ g301 Coletta Brehob, Solitaire. . +r + 508 ’ 40-yard Boosie’ Station at - above address in league at Pritchett's and by Patty, ony Hessman, Fraternal ark Sin Nail hapa, rls xs iia 808 loft, was gathered in by Capt. Nor-! Special Course Wiihe Township ET TT Ee ] 1 “VAT = StFieback fu the Indianapolis Classic [Vernon Aes 5.” prii o No i... a Helen Deitz, Darleen Mirabesux...... s04 man (Ned) Maloney, last year's, At Washington and Lee, Hillock 38h Stree Ee (Oh ErhiEt, in piace a 4 ma Bape. gig Ann Poppaw, Jndpis. nr : 304 ‘runnerup in the Big Nine receiving and Crockett said they each ROU residence ! house rig 4 Otting grouped games of 16%, 354 Blix Lucas. Hot caddy Mk Kms BE Seam COPE TRADI ore. |v megpp GEPArUMENt, - WHO {8 Ag elit. AlRLed held room ANA DORI Tee Ral Frogs we wae He) ppd oi 258 for his total. Miss Striebeck had, x colvin, St. Philip's os 817 Betty Seopet, Priv OMEN) 500 for the right end duty, and the besides, FAT GVL I PELKING 2970 oun games of 213, 213 and 169. Curt Heady, Speedway Classic . 612 Stab o1] ty ADEES (WOMEN) lother, which netted 24 yards, was Wh * trans{ tt _cupy house trailer as temporary residence Robert Plummer, Capitol Paper. ...... 811 glan ichol's Jewelry. . 83 ’ { y the transfer then, ® Ye= (or ane vear al above address in Wayne The Robison-Ragsdale post team parry Thompson, Capitol Paper..... $ii Madeline Ritter, Rivers, " rae 0 taken ' by. Bob Heck, rangy left porter asked them, if it meant a Township Robert Jones, Speedway. ..... . i.e 0 Betty Doane, Chrysler Air-Temp Mixe / py g mn 206-V-47 ~<»MRS 5 of the American Legion Classic Robert: Jon peed Commercial 1 800 Lyn Peatheritone, Carmel Meth. Mixed 440 end, who is due to start at the same “pay cut / 5010 Sheiby prion ED ERyT TS Rone. league at the Indiana slides came jvan Lively, Speedway 608 mares spot against the Badgers. | “Because we couldn't get the!ld, Park and occupy house trailer on Lot through with the top team total of Carl McLear, Optimists Cub. os Build 11 Hdas Eagriond Jddtien fof gue th ; bi Jim Vance, 8. 8. Bus. Men Gary Puncher Gets ilding up pass protection has courses we wanted at the other year in Perry fownshin She Ren ng: Som ining. Sothls. of William Mathews. 2oaternal : provided one of the main objec- schools,” explaiied Hillock who is be held by the Road saig, petitions wi \ and 1041 they tallied 2939 LR °- Seaggs, 8. 8. Bus. Men ; Semi-Windu S oft = of the Boilermaker coaches in married and has two children. *T on oF denday: Sep pie mbes So; inet. 3 Ea pos. In the 1041 series three mem- Al Holt,” Indiana Bel Telephone. «x: $02 3 P P pre-season drills. While the Pur- wanted special course in business dime and piace all interested persons will oe of the team, H. Daniels. Bill G3, "grenob, 8. 8. Bus. Men . goo! Herman Mills, hard punching/due squad may lack overall team administration that I can get at Te a he sirens Reh gg Ri alker and Bob Freudenberg, Tony Burels, 8. B, Bus. Men aves 69 Gary welterweight, and Frankie sped, it will not lack for size in|American, Negley wants a physical “OM 000 county BOARD OF scored nine strikes each. | ors Ek 1AADE Nn te. 39 Ray of East Chicago will tangle in the forward wall. From tackle to education degree, and Crockett is ZONING APPEALS . T ble] Ten J.C. Markey, Indiana Bell Telephone. 599 the six-round semi- -windup of next tackle, the prospective starters will studying transportation.” “PRED NORRIS, Ac'ing Secretary. < ; : al ® ennis BR Hihon, Little Flower a ational 33 Priday night's indoor Armory box- average 214 pounds Negley is a graduate of Lawrence Results of the Monday night. In- ws . Baker, Auto 1 Transportation Se 302.4 ing hill. eo’ — pair of Chicagoland products, Central high school near Indian- : ul ucke AEA of * ’ * a a yi} Susi Table Tennis league at Mike” Grd. Holy, Crom EE es 3 The inaugural indoor show will Plilsp OReilly and Pele Barbojak, apolis, and was a member .of Law- ~~ earborn hotel last hight were: omer Lewis, Inland Box Ne he 589 feature light heavyweights in the or a F lettermen, are slated for rence’s 1942 regional basketball winGibson Co. 16, Dunn & Bradstreet Maurice Clossin, Rovenswood Merch... 586 10-round main event when Al John- e tackle assignments. At guards, ners. His coach at Nérth Carolina 0: Indiana. National Bank 18, Cres- Gov Meade, N, 5 iF usintse, Mars "oss 388 son: state 175-pound champion, Earl Murray, from Dayton, Ky. State was Everett Case, the former cent Paper Co. 0. Jack Rhodehamel, Transportation’... 383 takes on Bob Amos of Detroit in | Who earned a major letter as a champion producer at Frankfort, ———————————gmm em Ray Ball, Riviera Past Pres srsee- 308 a : freshman last fall and Abe Gibron, Ind. high school. Carl Baxter, Antler's Rec. No. Eau 568 an effort to even the score with last vear’ oy : Drake Service Shock Absorbers Bob Strjebeck, Jes] ng a Ty + 383 the Michigan mauler. | year's reserve, who has Sligws — sas alancing eering Service oward Burleson, -Brightwoo re . : re steady improvement, are likely Bob Driscoll, Friendly Indians ... 547. Johnson is training at Tom ; : “Ta -Team T a Yussl Wheel Aligning gid a BR Cn Tl 841 Leeper's gym, while Amos is prep get the starting call. Both tip the 9 ussie ol ager. uare 38886. 0... 8 - vo mus penaien, | Gram i, Hine for the bra at the Motor gig” curnagni, + converted nai. AF Armory Tonight V 3» 7) N or 3 n 8 - "EARL. REBUILDING Normal a goed 318. 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Indianapolis Times, Tue., Sep. 28, "41 |.

2120 Barth A.

ave, beloved Wile of Edgar

Banta, mother of MPs, Elvira Bronson, Culver City, Cal; Power, Power, Lillie Bailey, passed away at pital Tuesday,

sikter of James | William and George | . Elizabeth Vance, “Mrs. { McMillian, Mrs Cathering all of Seott County the Methodist 4:10 a { service ‘at 1601 KE, New York st, Thursday, 2 p.m, Friends may call at the 3 upera) home af er 8 Bp. Tues sda

BROWN — Maude, ha Years, “2188 Ransdall, beloved ‘mother of Vivisn Compton, grandmother ol Geraldine, Dsatlene and Janelle Compton, sister of Harold ‘Quamby, passed away Funeral Wednesday, 10 a. m, at the G. H. Herrmann Funeral Home, 1508 8. East st. Friends invited Burial Crown Hill Friends may call Ahy Lime,

DORSEY Georgia, sister “of William B. and Charles Dorsey (both deceased), passed away aL 4138 Rookwood ave, Monday, Sept. 22, at 2.43 p. m, age 83 years, Funeral serv ice at Grinsteiner's Funeral Home, 1601 KB. New York st, Wednesday, J p.m Friends invited (Jeffersonville papers please copy )

FIELD—-Omri T,, 76 yeais, of 1522 Ww.

Sept. 23,

68 years, Funeral

Vermont st, husband of Maud Fiela, father ‘of Mrs, Alice Sheppard of Dayton, O., passed away Monday Friends may call at Lhe Jordan Funeral Home, 2438 E 10ih si, after 7 p. m, Tuesday, Funeral Wednesday, Sept. 24, 2 po m. Friends invited Burial Greenwood cemetery, Greenwood, Ind

GANCE--George Lewis, age B88 years, uneie of Mra. Gaylord T. Rust ol | Inaianapolis; Roy Bb. Barnedo, Chi. cago, Ill, and Mrs, “Merritt Voris of Detroit, Mich, passed Away Sunday morning Services Fane ner & Buchanan Moriuary, Wednes1.36 o'clock. Interment Crown Friends may call al mortuary, (Cincinnati, Columbus, Harrison, O, Lawrenceburg and Lalayelte, Ind. papers please copy.)

HARTSOUK Kathryn Eiaine, of Delbert Hartsock, passed Bway Sunday a. m. Friends may call at the Robert W. Stirling Funeral Home, 1420 Prospect si. Funeral services Wednesday, 10 4. m,, ail the funeral home. Friends invited. Burial Wasnh-

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HOLTEGEL—Emma A, sister ol Dor sev Holtegel, Dillshoro, Ind; R. ( Holiegel, New Ross, Ind Edita Jackson, misslonasy in kgypt: A. W. Hol.egel, L. ©. Holtegel, william J, Hoitegel, Mra. Mildred cunimingham, Lillisn Holtegel, all of Indianapolis, passed away Sept. 31, Service Fanner & Buchanan Mortuary Thursday, 1 p. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill, Priends may call at mortuary.

LOVE—John R. passed away Friday Colorado Springs, Colo, Services Planner and Bushahah Moriuary Wednesday, 11a Friends invitea, Entombment in family mausoleum, Crown slid, rrienas may Flapner & Buchanan | Age A nn MeLAUGHLIN-~Charles A, N, Sherman Dr, Evelyn, father of Harvey,

age 78, husband of Ralph, Lawrence (Pat) McLaughlin and Mrs.

passed away, the Dorsey

Elizabeth Emery, Friends may call at funens) Home, 39256 KE. New York st, aftey 3 , m. Wednesday, Funeral, 1:30°p. me Thursday at funeral home,

MONDARY Gertrude A, Age 46% wife of Harris Mondary, -mother—of Dorothy Cheek, and Paul Mondary, randmother of faeph eek. aughter of Mrs, Ary ADO sister of | wih. hy Manning, Mrs. Amelia nacott and Earle Fade, passed away at residence, 718 8. gomar st. Services Wednesday, ho onkle Funeral Home, 1934 W ichigan Friends .. Burial Washington re Friends may enll st the funeral home

x FERRET EA SOU DERS-— John HA age £5, . of Alice M. Souders, father of Cpl Robert James Cassaday and Mrs, Betty Langsford, son of Mrs. Anna Souders, brother of Mrs. Ruby John son, Mrs. Mary Davidson and Miss Ruth Soude Jissee way at his residence, I] lison st. (Speedway . City), Sunday p. m. Services Wednes« day, 11 a, m., Conkle Funeral Home, 1634 W. Michigan st. Friends invited Burial Battle Ground, Ind, ‘Friends may call at funeral 1 home.

SUTTON —Ruel, ne

husband of Anna, father of Iva Jean, brother of Mrs. Cora Skaggs, Independence, Mo, Mrs. Lad¥s Savage, Jamestown, Ky, Mrs. Lottie Worrell, Mré, Laura Cansds. Mrs. Dabitha. Leach and Mrs, Jewell House, Duel, Newel and Buel Button, all of Indianapolis, passed away Monday p. m, Friends may call at the Tolin Funeral Home, 1308 Prospect st. after 7 p. m. Tuesday. Service Thursday, 2 p. m, Place given later. Interment Washington Park, oyd R., of 834 8, Walgatersd into rest Bun-

demere st. ears, son of

day noon, a 15 Raymon and urs Trester, . Lelah Murry, grandson of " and Mra, Thomas M. Bianken. baker, Bervice Wednesday, 3 p st Ben Davis Chapel, 6113 W Hash:

ington st. Priends are welcome, Burial Moral Park. Moore Mortu« aries

VALOFF Christ 8. age 36, beloved nephew of Dimitri Staurofl, Kokoma, Ind, passed away Monday morning. Funeral arrangements later For Informatioff, call the Btevens Mortuary, BE-4072

WEESNER— Walker J. 53 B. Downey ave, Beloved husband of Ids Nell Weesner and father of Mrs, Melville Weesner Miller, passed away. Funeral from Shirley Bros. Irving Hill Chapel, $377 B. Washington si, Thursday, 10 &. m. Buris! at Flienton Fla Friends may call at the chapel any time after 1 p.m Wednesday

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ATHERTON- We wish to acknowledge with grateful appreciation the thoughtful expressions of sympathy, kindness and floral tributes extended to us at the death of our husband, father and brother, Jefie H. Atherton. Especially do we thank the palibearers, singers, organist, and Rev. Ww. 8. Clutton for his many comfortthe Leader Specialty Co, and Mutua) Milk the Dorsey wonderful

ing words, the Construction Co. bowling leagues and Puneral Home for their services rendeied RS LOIS" ATHERTON AND CHILDREN

CAPLAN — Mrs. Rosa Capian nd family sincerely wish lo thank gv) of the many friends, relatives and neighbors for their many kindnesses sympathy. acts of love and beautiiul floral offerings extended at ihe deatn of our love one, Mayer Caplan Special thanks to ihe pallbearers, Anger, the Rabbis. and the AmronRuben Funeral Home for their kind and wonderful services

DUGAN- We are very grateful and

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do wish to thank the many friends relatives and neighbors for the many kindnesses, accommodations 8) and beautiful floral Bering RA iraded to us during the illness and death of our wife. mother and sister Ruth B. Dugan, We especially thank the pallbearers, Rev. Ralph O Pear son, and the Moore Morluary and attendants for the consideration and thoughtfulness shown us at this time, EDWARD 8. DUGAN AND { VERNE R OBERTS' KUCHLER To the many friends atives and neighbors we wish to express our deep appreciation thanks for the many kindnesses, sympathy and besutifil floral offerings extended to us at. the death of pur loved one, Catherine Kuchler pafibearer do we thank the honorary Ibearers, Father Burchard, and Herrmann Puneral Home oe OR for their most wonderful services i and consideration

AEL J. KUCHLER AND FAMILY TAYLOR-—Mr, Frank R. Taylor and family are extremely grateful and wish to thank the many friends’ neighbors and relatives for their many kindnesses, sympathy and beautiful floral offerings - extended during the illness and death of our

loved one, ‘Hadea Taylor. Especially do we express our gratitude to Rev Chas. R. Holmes for his many words of consofation and the Moore Mor and attendants for all the considerations shown, and love | srrvices rendered WILCOX ~With our deepest appreciation, we wish to thank our many friends, relatives and neighbors for their many kindnesses, sympathy, acts of love and beautiful floral offerings extended to us during the iliness and death of our loved one Henry Wilcox. Special thanks to all

doctors - and nurses at he hospital Bmployees of the Indiana Terminal refrigerating Co. Rev. A, C. Brooks for his comforting words. and the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary for their

thoughtfulness and wonderiul lees,

MRS. MARGARET WILCOX AND FAMILY WRISHACH — We are very grabeful | and wish' to thank all of our { friends, relatives and neighbors for | their many acts of kindness, sym- | Dathy. shown and beautiful floral offerings extended to us during the tatene and death of our beloved ter, Emma C, Weisbach, We espe-

tialty thank the choir of St. Roch's church. Rev. Cronan, Mr. Charles Jr Oval, Mr. O RH aster, the employees of Oval A& Koster Di Messenger Corp. and the Kirby © Mortuary for all their Sindnesses end wonderful services rendered WE FAMIL

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