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Trip Anderson, ¥ State rl

\ Visiting Runner Breaks Track Mark

“Howe . High School's

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country téam snapped Andérson’s .

nine-year victory string here yesterday in a dual meet, 26 to 29. Anderson's Johnny Stayton, the state's outstanding mile and twomile distance.ace for the last two years, set a new record at the Howe’ two-mile course. He clipped 10 seconds off the previous record

of 9:49:19 set by Dave DeWitte, former Hornet harrier. Jack Wellman .led the -Howe squad, finishing second a few steps in front of teammate Kent

WEDNESDAY, OCT. 6, 1048

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PROMISING ROOKIES—Jos Lund (left), recently acquired by the Indianapolis Caps from St. Louis, and Gordon Haidy, one of the outstanding. candidates for a right wing. job, are two of the most promising youngsters now showing their wares in the Capitals' Detroit training camp. Haidy turned down offers from two major league baseball teams this summer because he prefers. to

play hockey. Both men are 20.

Pierce. Bob Richards and Russell Smith were third and fourth for Anderson, while Howe copped the next three poitions, ’ Anderson won state crosscountry titles in 1946 and 1947, and last: May scored its fourth straight state track meet victory,

Churchill Downs May Be Sold

LOUISVILLE, Ky., Oct. 8 (UP) . — Churchill Downs officials today |

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in the American Turf Association, owner of the race track. Russell Sweeney,

M . 615'Jean Case N=TeN ... (cov. vooonien . ager of the famous Ted Huichings, W. 8. Classic 81a Honda Hidy Bishoft Coal . . ower, evrolet ary Lou rare comment on the eporec B01 Ry ARs Fug © i lup, . ot zo, Pritchett’'s Tuesday AM “4 If the racing plant is sold, it Bel Ward, Internal Revenue a of og ol . . - on, ™ ... 0 Ann Coats Her ....c000400. would operate under a setup simi- |Eowell® Pouch, Business Mens Classic a Marie Christian, one n-Ten Gordon Hartley, Five t Tavern ... som} yder, Hotel Lincoln Ne lar’ to. the one at Keeneland, at|;0i “Robinson Methodists . ...... 600 Shirley Hunter, Hoosier H & O

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Defensive Guard ‘Tom Gilbert —|weighs 150 pounds in full dress— and all Lace-high to a football is Fullback Robert Faccone, who stands just above the five-foot mark and weighs 152, and Right Halfback Basil Zilson is a pint-sized 145-152-pourid fullback is Neither is a pair|, of starfing . geiards-—Nile' Smith and Robert Jones—who surpass Gilbert only: After a ‘beefsteak. Letterman Allen Relford, at left tackle, manages: 175 but: the rest 538lof the line will not*average more than 165° pounds, flexibly speakThe backs may hit 150. “But

The Tech story has had an inauspicious beginning marked by punctuated a/with an injury-loss of a key man. Letterman. Lloyd. Wendish, a 11 uch-counted-on.( uarterback, and idn’t return to sos| School this year and a third letter

another team-—the to Se UE Rlp IR ete PATTDATRS 73) Robert Tharp, the only regular so1 (Starter from last year, suffered a

ago a io {ripie-tfireat vatiback That left Faccone, Relford and Alfred Lux the only remaining And Lux The lighter shades of what once was the Big Green of Tech

have dropped three contests to ddte—a 7-to-12 loss to Howe, a

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By JIMMIE ANGELOPOLOUS You'd think ‘they'd be ready to hang out the black. crepe for the Tech High 8chool football team this year and go into mourning. But the football coaches at Tech are wearing no arm bands and the goal posts will continue being wrapped in the usual Green and White. The 1948 Tech football team is a little green at present. It may be wrapped in yards of tape, but it’ nl be held together with mile-long It'll have’ to re ——————————————— It's probably the smallest

team in recent history of Tech| 6-t0-20 setback *~ by Muncie football. But it isn’t short in|Central. : spirit. Anderson recovered all six

and

team 'and the freshman squad] coming up has some pretty good size.” :

the load in the Tech league with ponies. horses. -

Frank” Tare Denies ‘White Sox ‘Offer

NEW 136%, New York, outpeinted Bh a, New York -

Tam Philadelphia Pawtucket, wards, 121, New York (10). Jap N.

Paterso! J. Chest, 181% Payonn; n

Tech fumbles in that game which saw. Tech make. seven first downs to three. for the Indians. Tech didn’t count. was caught just beyond the end zone and called back “because the backs lined up wrong.

thrower and runner, Allen Meyer‘a. substitiite quarterback |- YARAR=Cha who placed second in one of the gliarter-mile runs at the state track meet last year, tossed a 40yard touchdown pass to End Jim Kimmel! in the last-four minutes of the game. y >

rose,

blossomed into a climax runner

40 yards, held Central to 171 yards while its| backs picked up 183, On two occasions Tech drove to the six- and

Tech lists unbeaten New Castle Ce

senjors and this year's cycle of material that's reduced Green wave of former years to little ripples this year may not see enough change next season. But mild - mannered + Coach) Howard Longshore lends an optimistic note.

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to-13 reversal to Anderson and

Twice touchdowns that One - paydirt pass

scored

the ‘other TD was

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However, that game may, have ncovered a much - needed

Against Central Meyerrose orth noting, reeling off runs of

25 and 22. Tech's line

14-yard lines, Tespectively, 'but fizzled out. i RNROR (3 Ee

its strong schedwle of North

Nine of the starting eleven are the Big

He says, “We have few big boys on the reserve

They’ II need it. You can't pull

You've gotta have the

ST. PAUL, Minn., Oct. 6 (UP)

{Frank ‘Lane, president of the | American Association, today de- - | nied rumors that he had received, an offer to. become general manager of the Chicago White Sox, ‘but said that if he were offered “an attractive deal, FOL COURSE... voir = There have been “reports that) the present Sox general manager, | Leslie O'Connor, {These sources say that Lane is a | likely prospect to succeed O'Connor.

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A DEATH NOTIUES ___

RADMORE—Thomas. SHANER-Elizabeth. SIMONSON--John 8. WATSON-Ollie Martin, WEBBER-Charies 8.

ANDERSON — 4 — Allan | Stover. aye sband of . Elisabeth, 3 rao brother of Mrs, line Norman, Ma Jobn M. - Lafonso and Orlando Anderson. rain het of Annabelle Hende: an Thomas Anderson, reat grandtaher of Gane and Blizabeth Anderson, passed a Tuesday. Friends may oall at Foal ence, 38 N Warman Ave, f 4p . nesday, until 3 Funeral riday,

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LL) Fanner

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C of Danville, Ul, passed away . Service Friday, 10 FUNERAL HOME, nds in. 11. Priends 1 home.

may call COX- —Ch » Xx, rt Jr,

Ber Co Helen Robertson Charles W. Cox stepson of Mrs away Tuesday Kenwood. Services Thursday, 2p.m CONKLE NERAL HOME, 1934 W. Michi an St. Friends invited, Burial Washington Park, at fu on e

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Bradley, J elon Anne Archer, of City 5 William Marah of Mooresville, Ab Charles Parah Jr, of Californ brother of Samuel ah, oy, Mrs. Anne Jick, of Terre Haute, Rose, and Preda Farah, of Syria, also nine Arandchildren, passed ag Sway Tuesday Pune al Priday St. George. Onnados invited. Friends N FUNERAL

P ' Church Friends may call at he, JORD HOME, 2428 101 th

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3 Our Ch Burial C The Altar Society of Lourdes will. meet at § day at Tuneral home

- Bei “Anna J. brother of .Roy oi Indianapolis, snd Mrs, Jessie ivine

of Clearwater, Fla. NER a BUCHANAN MORTUARY 7:30 p. m. _Cremation.-.

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£ 10:30 a. N. Illinois RAL Crown Ji. Trieste Rag x at chapel any

wa “Binscen. mother-in-law ot Ircpe 3 Nabe, ister Mrs. Stella

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Wednauds]. os Mrs. Marle

rama Ent, ‘Mrs, ®thel 1 Wilkinson Xa) eShaner sister of John, " v

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or Morton, monson. 4 Mrs. son Aha wisn. Sunonfod, w At STEWART Eben teburg, . CHAPEL, 2530 tion St, untll 10 , Wednesday. Burial Seot MOR’

LEY BROS Michigan. Burial Park. Friends may. call st Mamata) after 4 p. m. Wednesday STEVENS —Victor

Margarer, ret, 63, loved wife of Oarrett Watson, mother of Lehmon MH. Watson, city, on tson, Kokomo; Mis. Mary Danforth snd ‘David Watso city. passed away Sunday. Funeral services Wednesday, Oct 1:30 ABDON Fu.

, om. | EYER & ERAL HOME, 1500 Prospect. Burial in Floral Park, Priends may call at = a home any f Bme harles oo 8, 1220 N. Grant into rest T 8

WATBON—Mrs.

iF ro ine of Mrs, Pa Mrs, Mildred Fisk, Miss nu Tr, Mn. Viola Prenott, Joe Ralph, J Raymond, - Harry and

Bom ut NORTHEAST CH St. Burial Crown Friends are welcome, MOO TUARIES 8. CARD OF THANKS

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BIMS-We wish to express our Ap4 ethers to_the ge A, TaIntviY

the her thank the Dk and the sl the J. 1180 of ‘the Chimes” for pris and kindly

services rendered, WIFE | AND CHILDREN.

WALD LKER—We deepl 3 apptisie the kindness and sympa shown us dyaine ous recen beteavement, the Jasing Jnont Walker, our bes ved toh We are especially rateful to he friends and neighrs, the Carpenters 0. : for beautiful Roral tributes, Rev. Sizemore and J. G. Wilion for Sour. us, ent services rende! CHILDREN.

UHL~~We wish to express our ap+ preciation to our relatives, friends sand neighbors for the Ki ] thy and beautiful oral Siri:

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DONEFF--In memory of our beloved father, Tralche mefl, who Grand away Oct. 6, e miss your kind *., willing hand Your fond and earnest care oul, home is dark without you dad, . Anis LY everywhere MR “aims ¢ aE a mémon dear mother, Ji ngra The w way was too hard, and you were

“DeRT mother Abe Struggle. to ain. 8 God Lent the Agel of Death

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May 1088, But I'd never recall you Someday I, foo, will be By or hd

u will be with me, dear mother, again. sadly missed by daughtel | INGRAM—In loving memor, of our wife and other Josephine i passed away Oet. ry Our heart still aches with loneliness, shed many »

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