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iE a self last night by produsing the second 700 series of the season and add- warry Bainks, Riviers American. $76 Pil ot of K “an s & $ Ci alm Events Cloudy and cool weather greeted ing several high 600 counts. But Patty Striebeck, rolling in the Pox Bus Land, ntechationsl Sarvestar. sis . ; Ems Re H m rs of the Indiana Profes- Hunt Sponsors loop, stole the show by posting her second 600 of the pred Krueger, Wm, H. Block Co. Mix. $13 HE mie > = v : f sional Golfers’ association today as campaign, and in doing so set a new high mark for the ladies to shoot at. A Po TTY Kereuipes an Succeeds Billy Herman : Dates for t they prepared to tge off for their The Comets’ teen-aged star topped her .own former high of 632 with | william Luckemeier, Herff Jones... 869 stage attract annual match play tournament. games of 215, 205 ahd. 230 for 850 — Sa ain ALA Dremel Mitod 90) No Salary Terms Revealed but Blues’ Chief shnguneed 12 An 18-hole qualifying round was points. This mark also tops by one 50r's, and Bowes Seal Fast, 3000; Wilbur Matthews, Parm Bures ...... 588 ; vice preside: scheduled for the linksmen over the pin her best series of last season, Marott's Shoe, 3041; Barbasol, 3028, 0, fiver, Ziooiville OU o.oo jo. S48 Is Reported to Have Asked 3-Year Contract ductions, Inc Country Club, course today. The Eva Willlamson, another Comet ace, and Rowe Landscaping, 3010, all in Hank Broduik, Hug Jones Mixed ry 310 NEW YORK, Oct. 3 (U. P) —@Bill Meyer of the Kansas City Blues 3 “Jams at tl 32 low medalists will pair off, In was the runner up with a 585; | the Indianapolis league. PS Holdstads, Sg Truss xed. 471 one of thie best skippers in minor league baseball, today was named | &ram of pop the first of two 18-hole match plays Red Swiart of the Barbasol team. 10 BOWLER (MEN) 708 Patty Suricbeck. Tustoras Comes .. oso MANAGEr of the Pittsburgh Pirates. He succeeds Bill Herman. § mental mush tomorrow. The semi-finals will be in the Indianapolis loop posted the an A ein vapa i on 5060 BOWLERS (WOMEN) | The announcement was made this morning by Pirate General Man- | > engagement played Saturday. and a- 36-hole second 700 of the £0401 AS he rolled Jon milton INGIARAPONS ....c..reerrs $88i4yy witamson, COMES. .i..esersss ses ager Roy Hamey, in New York for the World Series. “Romeo an championship round will climax the Haris o 266, 240 and 202 for "Johnny Per Tndpis rrersseries cng BOO Marsares. Skelton, Comme. . vee 841 No successor Wag named for Meyer at Kansas City, although it was De tourney on Sunday, . Sturcy + aul Taside, Indi ors Agnes Junker, Indpis. Typewriter. ... 843/rumored that Al FOXTNILT | memes omen Ta ” Bill Heinlein, Noblesville pro, who! Joe Fulton came in a strong sec Hersinel Oriftin, Indpis. Marohanta oo Emma. dou Burton, Bu oy Bary. 3 Cleveland catcher, Ty offered Kinney of Indianapolis, Pirate Hight, | et, won the title in 1945 and success- 0nd for the evenings honors with a Kall fuchman. Angels o.oo. be. G88) aking 1% Bery.. 338 (the. Job. |president, for three hours last sponsorship , fully defended it last year, again sijing of 20.319 ae 23 Jor oo) Sou ian AAT INADA: x 1son eres rassiee SMAI Shen, WL LY a Herman resigned by request from “Bht. It was believed then that Junior cham! is regarded as the man fo beat. |S SO Lr I oonts uch, nah, 1111 LLL Sh Mh em, Continental Optical Mix $18 ue Pirate managerial post last|AIk SETECTent had heen reched, but Ske Jam Strong contenders for the crown oy po won Johhny Fehr. 232 2 150 Miln Mutual Milk fritraanarasen 63s Joyea Watson, Indians Bell Telophone 514 week after the club, off to a fast wy merely oid reporters after) and show fo were George Shafer, Batesville, 0 Re: Pal Dry Too a ayn ou Taylor, Link Belt Owls Mixed. 621 Marly Ronit: Duzeiyn Matinee ...... 813 start, flopped miserably and wound | an) on: * ment Oct. 2 former state open king and Noel £775: ML CCT 95. 103-658 | chong Murphy, Indpis. . + $34 Bobby Simerly, Indiana Pur 101000 809 up in the gellar. t Ro announcement to will commen: Epperson, Syracuse B50; George Dudle, 284, 188, 193.00 Hl i Hm rsian 01g) Hilda Celdmeler. Indiana Pur ....e.s. 308 make tonight. | the usual 8 Tournament officials hoped that ung Herschel Grin, 187, 2%, 20 "Jack Burton Maon. te Classic 818 Blanche Hafper. Ind. Ben '''"::: 303 At was announced at the time ny morning Hamey formally modate outlle. one of 531: All except Dedic bowl in the{Bernia MA Bite Merchants 818 Marjory Hoffheim, Indiana Off Equip. 502 that Herman would remain with the, announced the signing. Byrne said. Bob Hamilton, Evansville, 1. Indianapolis league, Dedic scored pd Eder, Indpie tt 617 Rony Awenbachy Anderson Spring Serv. 30) pirates in an advisory capacity— Meyer goes to the Pirates as th he ay Ee Proisujona. his honor count in the West Bide Jai ftewm. Indpl. ................. #14 Betty Van Camp, Ind. ‘Bell .....0.. 800 if he wanted to. prize pilot of the New York Yori] wou arrive 'e » ho ase The

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Merchagts cirele Virgil Relehard, W. Bide Merchants. 611 OTHER LEADERS (WOMEN) , , i { ticipate in the tourney, inh : . Meyer's appointment as manager farm system. Managing teams in}

Faye Rugh of the Firemen's Local e Cpl, os. Arras taraaten 609 Pat M ier, indpls. Vater Co 454 of Pittsburgh came as no surprise. Newark and Kansas City, he has 8 Nollie Zwelsler, Fidelity Trust Mixed'460 One of the top pilots in the minor developed such current world series| | Virginia Bittle, Lourdes .. 480 leagues, Meyer came to New York players as Phil Rizzuto and Tommy | - 47% for the Series and was immediately Henrich. |

| », * 416 league performed a seldom seen Jete Ernst, Inter Club

: ay Kays, 1 FPN Belts, Not Suspenders, feat at the Indlana alleys last night. Bud Sehoch, Indpls a Converting the 4-7-9-10 split in the Clarence Baker, Indpls, ..

. iene Tavior, Allison Pa Say West Coast Firemen ,.."s ne he continued on by al-| sums Seen mh tay L020"

Adelyne Hagen, P. R. Mallory a * Mary Koss, Coca-Cola .

vee B03 Bolen Mikilski, RCA iiiiiessess 470 called Into conference by Hamey. | All-Out Effort ! . — ike W. May, Indpls conseasiivnass 001 Margaret Switzer, K . 464 : ‘ : o> RNGELES, Ou 3 OT rraling sirikes and Sates for wie OTHER LEADERS (MEN) Mabel Daywits Wm. MH Block ‘Mixed 453 No salary terms were revealed in| His appointment is part of an afl-| The India one Are the AYS ‘nen entire game, e e illn a . , elon ade, famond Cham 45 # i S . . fd with red suspenders nice 200 p oan inh ido. Wee be Ruby Hunt iviers American Mizea U1 Jodeys a cme Na 4 ia n oe, Fira o Set t NEW MEMBERS.-.8ob' Dietz. 8 quard ow the Kautsly pretes. Yusitets Bu . 200. : on Tene. Inciis, ; so Dorothy Lundberg, LG TY Ea A or, pyer w all club. ousands o ’ 48 conventiol Los Angeles smoke-eaters today High team totals for the evenifg Ropers Adisr, Mireamen's Local No 418° 585 Monee! Boreckeimeyer A & PF Taswvas in dickering for a three-year contract dollars were poured into the club sional basketball foam last yoar, greats new members of the Squad, held in th voted to wear belts with thelr uni- were turned in by Sally Twyford's ¥ Andarson, Jpetawny Recreation 28g Emma Fogarty, Herfl Jones Mixed . . 431) for $100,000 this season despite it's poor show-| The group (standing left to fight includes Harold Gensichen, Les po n the " ” " nlen Parka, Jr. Chamber o 'om . oe A . ¥ : iy on -i a . . forms. Comets, 2761 in the Fox Hunt 8pon-| j,iius Boyon, Priends Mixed 587 an Ney, Veteran Administration ite He was closeted with Frank Mc- ing. Mr. McKinney announced Pugh, Jack Forrestieri and Chet Tost. The team started ifs first he on A ) A All ERA - :

"| when Herman resigned that “wetl|_hardwood practice yesterday af the Butler fieldhouse, umber of . : e until we get a will attend t

ir who won the american THOUSTON Holds 3-2 Kautskys Stage ton aria

t . . . association pennant at Kansas city Dixie Series Edge M0 during

this season, also won flags with the "rr » i Blues in 1939, 1040 and 1046. He HOUSTON, Tex, Oct. 2 (U. P.. First Pra ti te i won the pennant with Louisville in /—The Houston Buffs returned home . !

| : ing the mon {1926 and with Newark in the Inter- today needing just one more win to| :

! Largest co [Tazional lengye oy [ies total of take the Dixie Series crown after sre Nadonal Sagkerpal league will be the manager. S1Ips as a minor league they shut out Mobile's Southern" on gh ut the ing of India > em————————— league champs in Mobile last night, polis entrant already is at sociation Oc IH S re w [1 to 0 [a Mr. Cripe AA .Distributes BY Ey el Th Initial practice was held 4 ule of conver ’ st night's victory gave e Butler yesterday under the dires- “lends asst Funds From Surplus Teas Jaague tea a 3-2 edge in he tion of new coach Glenn Ourtis, . record-break . . X me schools, members of the best four-out-of-seven series. © the veteran champion maker from in progress.” +. Will make their & headquarters in the NEW PEARSONS DE Se sYuunineie ? La. sociation, were the recipients of $80 With the sixth game set for tonight. | The Katuskys have a 15-game national gr and 31 others received checks of Houston's Jack Oreel set thesre.leagye exhibition series . ar- dianapolis. $31 today, their share of the organ- Mobile club down with five hits ranged starting with an Eastern the total for ization’s 1947 surplus fund. |last night while his mates were trip on Oet. 20 at Rochester, N. Y., mark. L.V. Phillips, I. H. 8. A. A. commis- Pounding three Bear pitchers for s, there won't be too much time. ; sioner, said the money came from 15 safeties. George Glamack, purchased from . a $62,540 fund which is distributed! f Rochester, and Bland Roberts, a Silver among member schools every three newcomer from William - Jewell Yeast. Students Pre er college, counted on for center work For Gy) er fund distributions outside * |along with Arnold Risen, failed to Celebrati « ’ elebratio the regular three-year quota some- Books to Guns |appear yesterday. Roberts is due Gyro Club's {times are made when the board of, WASHINGTON, Oct. 3 (U. P.).—|in shortly, but Glamack won't be be a featu | control feels that surplus in the High school students ‘apparently able to make it for another week. Gyro Club ¢ |treasury warrants the step. The Chester Tost, who played for te eX i lly o ed to com- 4 ! fash d last special distribution was made “rc NOV Seneratly oppos Bit th |Curtis ‘at Indiana State in 1943, ni Pa “in ‘1946. $ pulsory ‘military. training. But they yu, eq out with the club yesterday. More thar IR a ay a would rather continue their studies, Serene NID ‘Aerial Attack Planned and carry books instead of da Former Chain Store convention “ake the American Schools and Colleges . Le 4 Pennsylvani ‘By Illinois Coach ED ia vosay. ‘Head Dies “in Boston a | CHAMPAIGN, Ill, Oct. 2 (U. P| President Kenneth Beebe said ai BOSTON, Oct. 2 (U. P.).—Charles dent of the ~The University of Illinois was survey based on interviews with F. Adams, millionaire sportsman Conventio

{ready for its first defense of the more than 23,000 students shows and former head of the First Na-

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Big Nine crown against Iowa to- that the 1947 student does not tional Stores, Inc., chain grocers, bridge and |morrow, Coach Ray Eliot indicated | share the eagerness of his 1940 pro-|died at Phillips House of the Massa- luncheon a today. |totype to drop his studies and join chusetts General Hospital today. He Propylaeum A final scrimmage stressing an aer- the armed forces. | was 70. been arran {lal offense was given the Illini, He noted, however, that many of, Death came shortly after mid- wives. {squad yesterday. Quarterback Perry them “are flocking to military night to the Green Mountain boy Mrs. Clif {Moss will do most of the throwing academies and colleges of their own from Brattleboro, Vt. who parlayed Ray Patou {but several of the Illini plays have choice. “This is because of a desire a $3-a-week job as a grocery clerk women's ac the halfbacks and fullbacks tossing to integrate military training with into one of New England's greatest } ” | passes. [urine education,” he said. | fortunes. oe Doctor He's Hc CAMBRII

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