Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 October 1948 — Page 38

"Doesn't Care Which '. Major League It's In

By MILTON | RICHMAN

NEW Y YORK. tr "1 Hani : Green , part owner of the Crentland Indians, admitted day that he is “looking around for a major league franchise” and that he would purchase a club If the was right” The 37-year-old former American League home run king, reRR at his deluxe New York Apariment after the World Series,

: The price;..of course, is very impertant. I definitely am interested in gaining a controlling interest in a big league club. It certainly would be wonderful for me, pi ff I've wanted all my = Hee." Last week, President Bill Veeck of the Indians said he would sell the club “if a fabulous price were offered me.” He added, “I'd rather gell to Greenberg than anyone else I know.” Veeck Fulfills Promise Veeck, who purchased conirol-

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on June 22, 1046, promised then John KAr(mE

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he'd win a pennant. Now that he has won. the pennant he promised, the energetic! Veeck reportedly is ready to undertake another venture, = Greenberg, who is vice president of the Indians, insisted, however, that Cleveland needn't necessarily be the club he would purchase.

“I have been looking around )

a . Pon, Holy Trinity 27 Bill Ker: Al Al:Moe Bar crene Miler, Lewis Roberts Inks. 5

at several major league franchises,” he said, “All of them —{f you have the i 3

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" any Samplaiit with the team we had the past séason.” In the event Greenberg bought -major; league ‘club, he would, under base-

Fred Schilling, o certainly can he Jpdys

Paul

Mico Bares

bail law, be obliged to dispose] st Bred

uf lls 8 shares. in Cleveland. Pitts Pirates from the Detroit Tigers two years ago, he tried to purchase interest in the Bugeaneers without success.

fongson, Torres On Mat Card

“Wild Bill” Longson, recently Qt “as NWA heavyweight champion, and Enrique Torres, Pacific Coast heavyweight champ, will clash in the main event of next Tuesday night's Armory wrestling card. n dropped the diamond » emblématic of the crown, to

He PO itned to beat Al Lovelock, crack Canadian contender, at the Sports na to earn a return shot at Zz and lost again. | rres, after an unbeaten .record on the West Coast, has kept | his string intact in bouts here by beating Karl (Killer) Davis,

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Henry. He was held to, a 60-

Hank was sold to the| It LB

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Crusaders Outweigh | Little Giants’ Line

Times State Service CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind., Oct. 22--Wabash College's Little Giants today tapered off a week of .grueling practice in preparation for their toughest game so far this season. !

saders ill

| between the two colleges. The game will be part of the Dad's Day program. Game time is 2 p. m. Valparaiso, with three victories out of five games played this season will outweigh the Little Clant line by about 15 pounds per man. Besides this weight advantage, the Crusaders will be bolstered by the passing and kicking abilities of Quarterback John Hanak of East Chicago, a former Wabash student who now is sparking| the Valparaiso offensive. Early in the week the Wabash first string team played the sec-| ond string varsity a scrimmage. In all sessions Coach] Glen Harmeson has pounded at ball-handling. Early season weakness in. this department cost the

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Week-End Grid Bill For State Colleges

TONIGHT : Canterbury at Indiana Central. Taylor at Hillsdale (Mich.). TOMORROW Purdue at Illinois. Indiana at Pittsburgh. Notre Dame at Iowa. Cincinnati at Butler. Franklin at Earlham. Valparaiso at Wabash. Indiana State at Evansville, Hanover at Manchester.

Tomorrow the Valparaiso Cru-| meet the, Wabash! elevn on Ingalls Field here in the; {first football game ever played

Battle Tonight

{downed Franklin,

{with only one practice session. |

full- -gume| 00} at 8 p. m,

22 The Wabash offense should be mer manager of the Reidsville 823 | | strengthened by the return of baseball 521! fleet Halfback Bob Alban of La League, who has been “out year prison sentence for accept-

to the Winston-Salem team this spring.

m {the charge, saying. that he guar|at least three runs in order to

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DePauw at Ohio Wesleyan. Hyntingtot at Rio Grande (0.). SUNDAY

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Central, K Knights .

Indiana Central's Greyhounds take the field for the second time in a week tonight as they face off against Canterbury’s Knights. Fielding the same team as last Monday night when the Hounds 19-13, Coach | Angus Nichoson's charges play

The game will be played at {Roosevelt Stadium, Southport, to

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v. Life ag m 9 governor candidate Hobart Creighton brought ‘an off-the-record Anna Manton, Naval Chit, Mixed 415| reaction from some Republicans today that it was “too tte and

too late.”

.- Sen. Jenner is the man Mr. Creighton beat for the Bovernor . i nomination in the GOP state convention last June.

|the most bitter factional fights in {party ‘history, and Mr. Jenner has {made only occasional appear. ances in support of the governor

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| a COLUMBUS, 0. #8 —The 1949 football © tween Ohio State and the Univer-|?" Nora. 4 Bity of Southern California will I= be the last for the two schools, |s

game be-

Athletic Director Richard C. 7

a | Larkins announced The Bucks and the Trojans, $—Languid Lady, Pugurs, Why Cry, (Larkins said, will conclude the! ar emrike present home-and-home A | ment next season in Los Angeles. #8 Four such home-and-home dates ‘—Fi! “2 have been made since the com£4 petition first’ began in 1937.

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Mr.

or Indianapolis to strengtherd the party's state ticket.

lican all the way whether Mr. Dewey appeared -there or not.

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understood, was contingent on his|.

release by national headquarters from his job as head of the national speakers bureau for the party. Creighton sources apparently regarded that angle, however, as a mere minor detail and went ahead with the announcement that Mr. Jenner would come. Blamed for Tough Race Republican newspapers plugged the announcement as proof the old factional bitterness was gone. The plug was accompanied by ._.insistence that in Jenner strongholds downstate Mr. Creighton was at his strongest, that there was no evidence of holding back on the part of Jenner partisans in that section. But some of the "Republicans who joined the coalition to defeat the Senator for the Governor

fact that against Democrat Henry Schricker Mr. Creighton faces the toughest race of anybody on the GOP state or national tickets. . “If the Jenner boys had used their influence to get Tom Dewey to appear somewhere in Indiana besides Rensselaer, they might have given Mr, Creighton a hoost

criticized for not putting his (oot

was going to lead the party. Asking Senator Jenner to come in at the last minute to campaign isn't going to please some of the workers who fought in the convention to stop Jenner and keep him out of party control.” Mr. Dewey's

appearance In

Rensselaer, home town of Conf

gressional Floor Leader Charles Halleck, still rankles a number of Republicans. They contend that if Mr. Dewey could stop in Rensselaer to make peace with Halleck, . he could have stopped as easily in South Bend

Mr. Halleck's district, where Presidential Nominee Dewey appeared last week, was generally regarded as a cinch fo go Repub-

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r of Mrs, Margot Gage, \incle of Pout Cage, sted away Thursday. Services Saturday,

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f H. L. Case n Pedio, s grandchildren ro] 4 i, Se Loi iday morning at resi nce, Belle Vieu, Service Sunda y 1 4 Ww! Michigan St. Friends invited, Burial Il, Monday morning call at the Puneral

Charleston, Friends may Home after J po m Saturday DALFE—Plora. E., age 73, beloved mother of Mrs. Jonas Kressel of Frankfort, Ind., and Mrs. Evan Kek of city. sister of L. PF. Hutchinson and Mrs. Harry Meiers of Frankfort and Mrs. 8hermon Butcher, Ander; son, Ind, passed” away Thitaday. Funeral services Sunda Oct 45 1 University Heights ¥ angelical United Brethren Church. Friends invited. Burial Greenlawn

Cemetery, Frankfort, Ind. Friends may ‘calf at the MEYER, & N J AL HOME, 1509 Prospeét, any time after 7 Friday. (Ko-

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: may call. at “GRINSTEINER'S PUL HOME, 1601 E New York , Priday from 5 p. m. to m Saturday. Requiem mass a burial Henry, O., Monday 7:30 a m FLACK Mr, Emerson, St. Petersburg, . husband of Bessie M-,

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HARTSOCK Mattie. Mother of Helen Suits and Delbert Hartsock, sister of Betty Morgan and John Lester, “both of Nashville, Tenn, Als: three grandchildren,

FUNERAL HOME, 1420 Prospect St. ervice Saturday, 10 a, m, bove funeral home. Friends invited. ~ Burial Burial Washington Park HOFFMAN—William © . 63 years, of New Jersey: y brother of ry Eckhart, Carl F. Helen Hoffman, stepfather of Mrs Ruth Kallough ~Olyd de and Dorsey Hoffa, ‘at the G. 1505 8. Priends invited. Burial Clo- , Ind fends may call any {Cloverdale

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HUNT Bertha age 49 335 N. Sherman Dr, oF of Walter T. Hunt, mother of Walter T. Jr, Robert Evans and Mary Eljzabeth Hunt, sister of Roy, Art and Jim Evans of California; Mrs. Della Casey and Mrs. Pearl Coffman, passed away. Friends may call. at the DORSEY ~JUNERA “ufter’-¢ 3 ny m, Saturday at Funeral, Home. Burial, Memorial Columbus papers please copy.) LAWRENCE—Pic. Snares Thomas traind on Saipan Ger: Berry of 2858 caer, 8. Pu-

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McQU OWN— “Harriot "widow of the late Dr. Otis McQuown of Marion

Ind.; sister of Dorothy Provencal and Herbert and John Joss, also survived by several nieces and nephews, pass away Thursday t. 21, Chicago, Ill Funeral Sun. 2 m.. at the T STIRLING FUN L HOME, 1420 Prospect St. Priends invited. Burial

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MILLER Erich FP. 58 years old. 424 East Southern Ave, beloved hus-

band of Mary P. Miller; soh of Ida Eichele. brother of Prancis Montomery passed away Wednesday uneral Saturday. 1:30 p. m., at the H. Herrmann Funeral Home, 1505 South East 8t Friends invited Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call

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SULLIVAN=—Tnes 1 E. 8410. sylvania St. wife of Daiel ‘ mother of Daniel A. Jr. Richard J. and Elizabeth Ann Sullivan, daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Valimont, Monroe, Mich. sister of Mrs. Viola Cammarn, Rov and Edward E. Valimont, Mrs. “Edna E Ducat and Mis Esther Jones, died Wedn ny Friends may call at the KIRBY ORTUARY Meridian at 18th 8t., until 8 p m Priday Funeral from R. G. & G Funeral Mome, 15251 Harper St, troit, Mich Monday

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LOST ~—Black-brown toy shepherd, male, named Cookie’ strayed’ from scene of accident on Rd. 36 near county line, possibly injured Harness and county tag No. 741, Reward CA-2560_ LOST—Diamond, “platinum setting

dinner ring, Saturday, Oct 16 3 large diamonds agd 54 small ones, Between w's eater and k N. * Meridtan 8t call TA-0989 or Mr. Very liberal reward.

STRAYED Friday, female ( dog; black, white spot on chest. short legs. long body and tail. Reward. CA-2419 A 4:30 hr

Please Peets, MA-8466.

“vif i on Circle. } claim reward. N. Michigan Road

terrier “(small oi dog), whe markings. 2313 10th. CH-0260

LOST—Pair bi-focal “glasses, between 400 blk. on Mass. and 400 blk, E New York. Sat. evening «11-4554 LOST Red reptile bilifold: Tubsday evening Reward. 1IM-0

LOST German Shepherd. | 5) with h U-41086.

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LOST —Brown

] 7 Personals

MIDDLE aged lady, wishes position nw housekeeper for gentleman. CH 4M

"HIDDEN WEARING FOR . THE DEAF

now possible with TELETUBE and the tiny new Telex #9, Teletube fits Telex or any other hearing aid Now costy only $350, SoM exclusively in Indianapolis at

TELEX WEARING CENTER

Rm. 301, Ripe Bldg MA-0318. Open Sat ‘tl 3 We carry a complete stock of batalds.

hii 2s AT MIDDLE AGE? Peel years tir. Ostrex Tonic tablets pep up body old just ‘because lacking fron, size only 50c. At all druggists—in Ludianapolis, at all Hook's and Hasg

CL RNR ET 13, $1.00 tear for 7% mon RI-0481, R1-6090.

& Wash, 1, RI-¢ or. « Fred M. Hickman, Dentist, Marion Bide, 0 Ww Onto, a M near postoffice, Tormerty i 032 International Beauty School $43 EAST WASHINGTON. MAT Detective, Private

Mesntes, bonded, poe Bdential Free in. Mr. G , ME-0483.

HAMPOO AND F aER WAVE Ind Beauty Col. 108 E. Wash, RI-5912

ALTERATIONS and - Sewing All kinds: Experieticed. 1507 i man a 5 1 no!

ARENGE TATA Toh

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RENT A CAR or TRUCK NEW LOW RATES

ur, Day. Week or Year

Gas, oily Reliable Ins. Furn'ed

Ohio & Alabama Sts. MA-8328 Opposite City Hall 32 8. INiinois St. L1-1018

Opposite Strauss Store

THE U-DRIVE-IT

Truck Rent at Ohto & Ala, RI-6018 GIRLS IN TROUBLE—Confdential advice and help to Uniiarried girls who are mothers or about jo Become mothers is provided by agencies of the Community Pund. Cat call

Catholic Charities Bureau, Penn. Bt. RI-1378. Others call Fam: fly Service Assoc, 307 N. Penn. St, L1-834]

for ron valescent

patient in private home. LI-4122 12 Business Service

BLOCK laying, Imimediate, efficient service, Elliott, CH-6725-M, .or Shea, MA- 8641. CARPENTERING,

Plaster storm sashes, arches a CH-3780

CHIMNEY BAD?

Then call ws. Work . Work guar. GA-8iia

WHIZZER MOTOR BIKE

- G. B. AXLINE

Remodel, repair. design and cons struct. Residential business ) ties, stores fronts brick an block

buildings, WA-2006

—————————————————————— Construction - Maintenance try, concrete, plumbing electfical work GUARANTEED J._C. RIPBERGER. CA-5303 GENERAL CONTRACTOR Houses, brick sand block buildings,

John C. Rutledge, 6106 Gregory Dr, BE-5701-

George B. Quick Home Repair

Carpen roofing.

Chimneys repaired and pointing. CH-1215-M. _ wa. ee CARPENTRY Tepe cabinets, cee ment porches Ed J. Gerringer, BL-1786 SMALL carpenter jobs, sash-cords, nting, weatherstrips, siding, insulation BE-3819.

~ HARDWOOD FLOORS

Laid. Old floors made like Rg! Pers sonal attn given eve b. BR-8539 REFINISHING FLOORS Jes y BALLARD BE-3577 OR REFINISHING Painting es d paper cleaning, LI-4095. $ TO WHITE LIMESTONE - 5 Tons CRUSHED ROCK $12 TOF 3 DIL, SAND AND apr”

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FILL DIRT FREE—LOADED Meridian to College on E. 25th St. See Curly Wysong, care of Columbia Construction Co, on job or call

WA-1567 TOP SOIL

FILL, DIRT—ROAD MATERIAL HOWARD'S — GA-3: DIRT ~ Top soil and fll De livered. Eve. Phone BR-5881.

Cinders, Cr. Stone, 8A-1022,

. SAND, GRAVEL, FILL DIRT.

“Top Quality Dry-Cleaning Plus insured mgth-proofing at cost. Martin Cleaners,

"ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS

LICENSED AND BONDED

no Ine,

Residential industrial wiring: new and old For service call JOHN B. CRUMP TA-0121

ESTIMATES WITHOUT OBLIGATION

~ AGE ELECTRIC CO,

1819-21 _MILLFRSVILLE DR, CAU-1433 . FERGUSON ELECTRIO CO. Flectrical ig old. new, large of small jobs 32: - eves. BL-4158.

FOR brompt efficient and reasonable elec service, call D W. Coonce a% FR-9847,_ license and bonded

PRELUE Electric Shop. Wire iS doa new, repalr fea BE-0613. BE-4448.

EW & OLD HOUSE WIRING, In- _ dustrial wiring. Free est. IR-1541. Lambart's Refrigerator Service Expert workmanship. Guar, CA-9550 Vacuum Cleaner Repairing Vogel | Bros., 1 1314 W. Wash. MA-6351 FUR "REPAIR—ALTERATION in my home shop. CA-9200. LAWN FENCE

ALL TYPES—LAWN-—FACTORY BR-5427 Ford Pence. Nite. BR-4003, Heating and Cooling By COOLEY

IL—~COAL—GAS Carrier Air-Conditionin 2927 Central ” Fa. —

Heating and Cooling By COOLEY

OIL-—~COAL—~GAS Carrier Air-Conditioni 2027 Central frau 3481 Furnaces Vacuum Cleaned

Repairing, Installing ; free estle mates, wor ran ; terms: pew, used furnaces Alles. rA-808.

FURNACES INSTALLED —CLEANED~—C! GUTTERS AND, DOWNSFOUTS °

NEW FURNAGE

Immediate Installation. IR-5569

FURNAGE REPATRS

Immediate services. Pure nace Co WA-3101; eve, asin

FUANACE AND STOKER

Repairen & Cleaned. Guar, MA- 8470, ~NEW FURNACES

Gutters install irs. CA-2784 COAL-OIL oH OE GUT RS

MILLER PURNACE [1] M-pte,

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