Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 March 1948 — Page 11

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Geneva Jable Suis players : wi compete Gene 83 Hele Benedic tions for the last 15 years. A : A tional Tennis ne 863 (Grace. Grable, The new code, adopted after a three-day session by national a § N k ls righ Gels Practice 300 Then Follows With 669 Tournament 15 be: held dn Co- S58 | Mary Leppert: collegiate and high school representatives, goes into effect next YOUN ao Ik Ww SF 3 1 655 Hagel Wagner, season. ! ENS i In League Play; Stivers Is Leader With 702 2 Ei w Approximately eight differ] Si us dock Taunt OF 8 dead ball STEEL KITCH 3 PRANK: WILSON 1 8 ences still remain, the main one|snier colisre game and two may enter CABINET SINKS There's a Youngster Sowh¢ on the South Side of town who is sae being that solieges vil gh od A LS [may be scored by any | FLOOR AND WALL CABINETS raising quite a Fuckus wling family of the city. His name “a3! nin uarters any tree Kic is Dick Weber, and needless to say he's quite a kegler, for all of 88 {| schools. oir th han tn the Kickali during any free kick | MMEDIATE DELIVERY his 18 years. .. 841! 8i4/ In general, the new rules pro-|i, get rhined rt} lo ye : Latest of Richard's accomplishments is a 669 series worked a si | vide: comer 5 < srimmags line of 5 On Most Sizes in the West Bide Sage ig for the Tompkins Ice Cream crew. | 81 avtnt” artificial tee will be perm ima mime essai t—— | © 35 MONTHS TO PAY He subs fof the Tumpkins Hve, lal 08 Bela Sod” for pain © ‘| COLLEGE BASEBALL | zo But that was his latest, and took ABC Standings oe & ‘ 2. oy scrimmage kick touches Loyols (La) 13, Illinols Northern T. | lace last night. Let's look at FIVE-MAN TEAMS a3) . » Se something behind the Teceiver's oal line, ike Cornell a { ROSE Ile CO festerday afternaon. Cavalrs Cleveland. O. 4 Viola | Stegemeter's’ Grille. 803 gardies of heer ieag Immeda been. touched, Maryland 3, Harvard 3 (13 inning tie). hi " eer & Eng. Chicago. S23 Ruth Hinton. i eiers Grille... 802 fy acid of Vir pia 18 Princeion 930 N. MERIDIAN ST. While putting his time to good|Mac Innis, Bros. Detroit.... Wilson 621 Amy Is, gor] =, Ho Reid ol play. Michigs Wake Forest 2 (14 _ ” e practicing at the Sport Bow, | Juices Engineers, Detroit 831|Burdetts Russell, Stegemeier's Grille 301 |, >If) he frst free kick is out of bounds, | M nas). : Dick came up with a single game A a, os" tional Boys|i ass ao nen. On Teh... ....... Soo{ such kick is out of uns, the ‘ball wi Virgals Tech _8,_Ohle_Weslran 3. a TOI a ia. ix yey be rded to he { th of 278, no less. .But he was st Bu Nikas-ios Egmann, smtertam, 15 Champion E d|ferschel Stiwell, West Classe. . ; 88 Louse Gr Orande, Stegemy ers 3, lle... 800 free-kick line . (usually "the "Soyard jine)| warming up then.. Later in Dr. Michael Krups-Bruno Krupa, Hancock. Mike Bisesi, Pennsylvania Re Recreation. 617 Ruth Longere, “Indpis. Railways pay _§. Bently $08 QE cnirlclion iN Me ractice session he let 12 good Naso 1288 Other Indian-|Jim Brent. West Side Classic §16| Dorothy Prairs, Stewart-Warner Mxd. 488 5. Teams will ve permitied 25 seconds Jo go, and wound up with a burgh, N Joge-Ani holy Mack, New- 1251 apolis players curt Roady West Bide SE 1 THe iy C4 3 ju the huddle and getting the ball into : Emery Hegedus-Frank Btayko, South Tom Casserly, West Side C 15 Helen Wilson. Antlers 484 | Play. s ’ 300. He was bowling with Pay-| gen 3 ¥ entered are Vir- Mixed "s| 6 If any foul, such as an encroachKees. Dickson ton Prince at the time. Georie Maruh Clarence Coller, Yiniags. 00 Baase ginia Haaser, Roy’ Motical, Aled PHners ... irr: I “Triangle REQ. ent of delay of ills yaine, occurs Rear the On RR i the siarv it has] TT Freres hea inaaanrenen 1238 Helen McGuire, LaVerne Von |Shirles Kiadden Pennsylvania Recr.. S13 2 480 arise to blow his Anise vo Kil the fast-baller To complete the story, it has » Dale Conger, Indiana Recreation .. . 613 Florence Hicks, Indp Bleach. Md. 431| SROree LO HO afratiion wots saris ; y » was the already been reported that young n09| VV idler, Norma Felton, Morris |C. Hutchings, Br. Ripple Bus. Men's Ol HE Brey. Holiday M five Mixed - 4801 onough Yeo prio the I ai : ance of the ome. J Dick ‘wired a 742 in the Sport| 1%) Johnson, Don Hassler, Sarl Soul-|3im Metars Shorismans siove +»: $11 Sey Jair, ngpl, Lic, Moret 38/ShEME 18 Bron” hs ‘i fhe in: pint. ) rday Matinee 0 . 693|son, Max Eastus and Charles Von Russ Bailey, West Side Classic . r————— SHON Boia Tal nie . Bowl Satu y group . 692 stile a allow the right-hander was the t Kk d 684 Willer. Jim Williams, West Side Classic oi ss National AAU Track play to go thro job involving major over the past week-end. “EV! | Hancock, who became in- A, et sxvasibesss 7. Penalties “will be enforced in accords since Bill McCahan Dick's honor count tally last| Clarence coller. Youngstown 0. ..... 1922 eligibl Jake Roeder, Pennsylvania Recreation =» ‘Meet in California J3n0e with the 13 20d 3" [method of en. ; t one of 17 turned m Gregory, dai. Oa 2 dle gible for boys’ competition | **E NE: BF. Rip. Bus. Men's OL. forcement. This means that the basic adelphia A’s hog-tied night was just oge urned| Nick Sandru, Wray laos after his fifteenth birthday, will Dick Nordnoit, West Side Classic sos | LOS ANGELES. Mar. 31 (UP) | Jf tulotctmunt of i oul re voc |

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“188 the men’s title division, While|Bob Carnasus. West Side Classic who t tallied a 209-201-267—677 for |Baase and Wilson go after their|Fred McPhatl Chevrolet the Ten Pin Inn. Dr. Frank Second consecutive doubles chamWalker led off the Broad Ripple | | pionship. Business Men's Classic with a, Following the national tour-220-245-204—669., He bowls for|neY. the table tennis artists will

in by the men of the city. Included was a 700 and one near miss, 699. The ladies failed to top the 600 mark and were led| py Thelma Richardson, who toppled 580 in the Stegemeier’s Grille loop at the West Side

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perfect performance’ Bowling Center. Betty Fogl Ranger's Phillips 66. . compete in the Indiana state|C: Boswell Riviera. Pioneers Mixed. . 598 er Dickson of’ marked a 574 to lead the Won- Other honor Ie were scored | tourney to be held jn South Bend Omer Soots, Dean Pumps Ri rain es 598 the ace of the Cardi.’ Ten gathering at Pritchett’s and|by Clarence Moxley, 246-216-204 APT- 17 and 18. Jayme Bestest. Monty” ays Serv. 30 Almost certainly it take second honors. —=666, for Pivot City Ink in the| Indianapolis has shown a Loren _Wouds, hiss Ada a... a starting job after Topping the pack was Harry Penn Recreation; Gene Moore, growth of more than 200 active Caries Carpenter, Allison Office Mix. of relief duty. Stivers, who came up with his|193-243-227—663, for Ten Pin Inn table, tennis players in local Mere BEA Sd {the ens, the game may second 700 of the campaign, 702.|in the West Side Classic; Roy | |leagues and tournaments play, Orville ‘Gifham. B.C. A. on d the end of & Yankes [ll He opened with a’ 244, slid to| Wischmeyer, 213-225-225 — §62,[over last year. There are nOW|charies Prine. Frehoter Bond Mix... 888] has been nothing but 231 in the middle, then rose to|for Shelby Street No. 1 in the more than 270 persons actively Bill Tucker. Holiday ed

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NEW YORK, Mar. 31 (UP)—College and high school football 1irules were blended into a single code today after a compromise agreement on nearly 150 differences which had split the two fac-|

e basic spot of enforcement for a foul which occurs while the ball is loose (during a kick, pass, or fumble) is at the previous

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When such s a position one yard or more oe a back an ¥ Senet hack, rd will not be a a forward pass, In a pass, ' ihe a must actually Jeave v and travel in flight. handed

the hand of to a te hin A amma Los|is legal in certain situations behind the

|Angeles was sent to George of five ards. it will carry a penalty |Donaghue, NAAU track chair (man, Chicago.

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ng episode in the saga Ray Pree ‘Who missed the first’ Bll Pennsylvania Recreation League. 662, for Indiana Fur in the West Oscar Littleton. Internal Revenue |. CLEVELAND, Mar. 31 (UP) — |i} 0 tive wurde sng jon CafTies 8 penal- Look for hidden design under the cork es no-hitter in history His other 26920 also Same a the; She hassic; Fremont Hutchens. oi City ‘Ink. Ino games 30 Du urns, Stewart, Warner Mixed... 838|w 0 “Cleveland Indians have an-| 1 ¥ Any’ in Foot aie usions win ® every Pepsi-Cola botile top ti % 9 when Dodger #8 Penn crowd, 701 on Nov 0 5-207—662, f n n one o n E a aaa dead and the > outed with big i becomes the seventh man to en- Tok; Jim Maners, OF ay | Dontest tie-ups of the season Betty } Rientiilon. Stsscmears Orie var Ustverany of Wisconsin ath: CARBURETOR SER vi CE Swap 'om! 1¢'s fun! h. ter the “Double 700 Club.” 656, for Pivot City Ink: ivot City lost the first one withaidred Onristian, Won-Ten lete, has signed a Tribe contr GET ENT arm trouble that ham- | The near miss was scored by Blake, 204 - 237-214 — 855, on 2, 38, bat Shen shot games of fis Baas a Wor: Ten. ans. will igned his De anuract MOTOR TUNSUE ET ENTRY BLANKS AT YOUR STORE ns last year cropped J Fred Fitle, who had games of| Woodside No. 2 in the Methodist and to take the final Mary E Fagin St. Philip's... |career with the Green Bay club Tron ADIVaTED | Pepsi-Cola Com Long Island Oity, N. Y, ame’s first inning and 226, 196 and 277 for his 699. He|Church loop; Peck Pierson, 253-|tW0: Their total was 3050. [Ans Junker w Yoh {in the Wisconsin league. Girard BRAKES RELINED pany, ong 5: ¢ould be very serious, rolls for Tompkins Ice Cream.|245-154—652, for Jndiana Fur; High scoring honors go to Marie christs, Won-Ten lalso will play professional foot- auY Franchised Bottler: Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. w-boned right-hander Leading the Sportsman's Store Frank Parker, 237-237-177—g51, rompkins Ice Cream. They gaith Hoffman. Won-Ten' |... {ball with the Green Bay Packers UY E. LAWRENCE of Indianapolis ranted to take three WF League at the Sport Bowl was|for Indiana Coffee at Penn, and| tossed games of 987, 992 and 1154 Mayme’ Pe cncls, Wom HOR. ies sens ‘in the National League. BE WS .H-u

Herb Hohlt, who tossed games of Ralph Bader, 224-212-214—650, fOr @ three-game total of 3133. 181, 253 and 255 for a 689. His|for Russe Hartman in the John |AlS0 topping the three mark in ., team is Harrell's Plumbers, Ed| Hancock Insurance League atthe Classic were the Ten Pin Inn, Huck Jr. came in a close second|Fox-Hunt. 938 - 991 - 1138 — 3067, and Foxin the South Side gathering with| Five team scores of better than| Worthy Ford, 1004 - 1005 - 996— a 689 for Crossroads Tavern on 3000 were also turned in during, 005. games of 236, 194 and 236. {the evening's scorching play. In-| The ladies came up with a 2616 Second honors in the West Side diana Coffee in the Penn Recre- by Star Kist Tuna in the WonClassic went to Lou Fahrbach, ation League shot a 1016-1016-| Ten on games of 843, 923 and 950, and 2450 by Roy Wilmeth to lead the Stegemeier's Grille

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