Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 November 1949 — Page 18

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Brucker, Philadelphia Athletics last month after nine years service with on ‘ ¢lub. Brucker, who helped develop Athletic pitchers Lou Brissie, Alex * Kellner and Carl Scheib among

2¥Hes a great hander of pheh- * Dewitt sald, “and I'm Be can help our ball club”

arry Oliver Team Blasts Over 3235 Pins

did just that as three of the top five keglers were members of

Squad Has Three Of Top 5 Keglers

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loop. Obviously, when a team compiles such an impressive mark as this it must have some good dndividual scores as well. They

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| Fred Saddy of Milwaukee ruled|

= heavy choice to succeed. Association today as 150 delegatés prepared to vote on the

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Byron Scaggs, who incidentally happened to be subbing, turned Harry Oliver Talloring set one out to he a good one as he proof the best team marks of the duced games of 221; 253 and 222 season last night when they! blasted over a total of 3235 pins| in the Pennsylvania Recreation

on Friday nights. Lively Not Far Off

of 239, 203 and 247.

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to record a smashing series of 696 and just barely miss the 700{ class, Scaggs competes regularly) {for Brass Rail in the Washing/ iton League at the Illinois plant

Ivan Lively, a teammate. of Scaggs, wasn't far off the. pace with his figure of 689. Lively acquired his set by posting counts

In third place was Jim Brent of the Williams Furniture squad who netted marks of 187, 216 and 278 and a total of 681 in the West Side Classic. Gene Lakey who also took part in theison's Drugs in the McCoy Flower Classic notched a figure of 861./8hop loop at the Indiana alleys. Lakey connected on games of Hopkins Restaurant knocked .. "co. “5 Douglas (D,| 179. 257 and 225 while rolling over 2007 pins to come in sec- IL) invited Philip H. Wilkie to Urner Tells Why |= {ond in the team race and Sadie foin the Democratic “self-confessed liberal,” the — -

the late Wendell L. Willkie de- : clined with vigor.

. The Senator's invitation was extended during a Town Meeting of the Air debate in New York City last night. Others on the program were Rep. John Davis Lodge (R. oN Conn.) and Dore Schary, vicel, On® of the country's biggest

Another Harry Oliver bowler, Napers rolled three straight Dave James, clinched the next gaines of 119 in the Hoosier Coal spot as he came through with a series of 657. He registered scores ”

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Women’s Division u. day evening. Marge Skelton who

pretty close again but fell short by nine pins. She rolled with

and 182 for her 591 set. Her toughest opposition came from Judy Hindel who registered a three game total of 585 for Harbi-

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minority! | i” : voted into office today, currently group, the Democrats probably] tation. Bureau, both of the Nafs chairman of the Champion- wii) help us. Perhaps a bill Shou | tonal Safety

ship Rating Committee and hasihe presented at the next session! Other Speakers been an influential figure in thei, ess giving Republicans] Others who will speak will be sport for many years. access to the U, 8. Treasury dur-{Maj. C. B. Cannon, e of

acturing {have priority with ‘the “minjority| cago; C. W. Hooper, safety diland in all likelihood would 00| rector, Stewart-Warner Corp. longer be displaced persons. Chicago, John W. Young, safety

some money by passing the hat Co. Chicago, and Robert W. Wilkegler chalked up a total of 650.|t0 dollar contributors and thus son, manager of commercial EPRI TR AR Spencer posted counts of 208, 199 restore the common touch. An-jce Kentucky Utilities Co., ery So ea and 245 for Solitare Beverage in Other suggestion is to send out ington, Ky. the ‘West ~ Side Classic while|Plastic elephant banks with the] ww, A. Meade, safety director | Howe had games of 176, 205 and Slogan ‘I'm tired of Peanuts.’ The 269 for Stationers Inc. in the Possibilities of going “rom rags tol corp,, Penn Recreation circuit, riches stil are endless in the| than 30 displays of the latest! B. A. The Democratic Na-| ofety equipment and materials ee Ey Action in the feminine division tional Committee has proved yi be shown. was a far cry from that of Mon- that. : Dr. Allan A. Stockdale, director,

Rosedale Dairy at the Sport Bowl and reeled off games of 184, 225 ining emocr F. Marston, vice president,

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president in charge of production! for Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer. an intra-state airline didn't make

All began by announcing that : ‘they were “liberals.” Then Sen. a} Douglas said that both the. Re-

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‘she said today. . Mrs. Katherine Hinkel, 27, {mother of two and an aftendant | fat the Municipal Airport, found fs, wallet on a nearby counter, Pushed. ii She rushed to an airlines office . But once it makes up its 3 iS gave it to Arthur Towell, mind it can't be noppea” TE sh. JiyMiadinan Wis. an Havana-bound Col. Turner, m. pte Ins. 31% passenger, who was Inquiring § for it. | She sald Mr. Towell later Broadcaster Faces = = . {/stopped at her stand, bought a Roofin I $08 | paper, and turned to go. He|

officers, the promulgation of new Congressmen and they meet at| | safety rules and the establish-|lunch to | ment of a national insurance pro- They are Paul R. Squires,

gram for boxers also was on to-|anapolis, secretary to Rep. Cecil]: day's agenda, | Harden; Robert Baker, New i

business matters. GOP's empty treasury, we should Of Industrial training and Paul Cocapitalize : re,

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