Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 October 1950 — Page 15
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William C. famed racing car designer, was killed last night in a broadside auto collision that took the life of another man and injured three ‘persons.
Perry auto at seven miles west of Fresno. His car rolled over several times and burst into flames. Two Passing motorists, Mr. and Mrs. D..
Doubleday, Fresno, pulled tod Says Wilbur Shaw from the car.
North and South Open| Boasts Field of 135
PINEHURST, N. C.,, Oct. 30| The (UP)—A field of 135 set out to-/saddened with the news day in chase of 50 places in the morning of the death of Bud WinNorth and South Open Golf Tour-| field, designer of the power-| nament which begins tomorrow. 4 The qualifiers will join 65 in-|
from qualifying.
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‘West Coast Accident Fatal To 2d Man -
FRESNO, Cal, Oct. 30 (UP)~— (Bud) Winfield, 46,
Mr. Winfield, whose home was
at La Canada, Cal, turned out the record-breaking Novi-Mobil Specials from his backyard garage. He left a wife, Irene, and two sons, William C. Jr,
and Edward. Car Burst Into Flames
Also killed inthe accident was Alfred Perry Jr, 18, Friant, Cal, driver of the other car. Hospitalized with injuries were Richard Voss, James Jr. Van Nuys, John Finger, 25, Van Nuys, who were with Mr. Winfield,
23, Montrose, Walter P. Cal, and
Police said Voss’ an
car hit the intersection
|
| |said
tL.
“Greatest Engineer,’
By JIM HEYROCK
American automobile racing and {spaghetti dianapolis to the west coast today were mourning a great loss.
emporiums from In-
speedway offices
laden Novi Specials.
he had lost
Sammy Snead won the tourna-| {spaghetti-eating partner.” The 46-year-old Winfield was terms, There was dickering over,
ment last year when he shot 274| for the 72 holes, the second low- known' as one of the foremost prize money and other items. | est ever recorded on 6592-yard|racing car engineers in the coun- . But in a lighter vein, thesquabbling with the Novi team, Sam Urzetta of Rochester, giant-sized, bald Winfield was, (Shaw remembered today, the national amateur kriown as one of the country’s! {and I slipped out many times for| champion, will participate in the {champion spaghetti-eaters. tourney, playing against profes-| Winfield died as he Hved—with| * sionals for the first time in his automobiles.
course.
career,
Locals Trip
Sportsmen, 16-13 Tryon’s All-Stars today began
preparing for their ninth game of the season after winning a 16 to 13 victory over the Chicago Sportsmen at CYO Stadium yesterday afternoon.
It was the eighth straight vie-
tory on the Tryons’ unbeaten record and the closest contest they have played this season. A crowd of 2600 watched the Tryon squad score two touchdowns in the first half and a safety in the final period while the Sportsmen marked up two touchdowns in the final half. The first Tryon score came on 8 10-yard pass and a lateral. It was the former famed Hanover College passing duet that started the action for the score.. Dave Peterson flipped the short pass to Bill Klein. Klein lateraled to Orville Williams for the score.
Wiliams Scores
Williams, the fleet former Butler University back, dashed 40 yards for the score and Jim Warrenburg “kicked point. : Francis (Mo) Moriarity set up and’ scored the second Tryon marker. He ran 39 yards to the
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[the point. After the halftime intermis- Played last year wi sion, Chicago drove to the Try-Sity of South Carolina and was find was stopped there on the All- South: by the stubborn Tryon line. But team {the Sportsmen came back with a 19-yard pass, Bill Rosencrans fered two fr to John Schuetzner for the score. | {Ed Spera kicked the extra point. |
The .final Chicago score was
{set up when ‘Don Clement ran 40 yards to the Tryons’ 1. | went through tackle for the score bat his kick for extra point was e.
Spera
Tryons scored ‘their safety
when Bob Straub kicked into the end zone and Spera tried to run the ball out, He was stopped by Tackle John Murphy.
One Sportsman who caused the
{to his office. President T. E.
were this
good times. he had had with And Wilbur Shaw, president of popular Winfield. Prior to vited players who are exempt the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, during this year’s race, the Nov “my favorite management and the Speedway, | management were not on
through for one of the Tryon Allfirst downs as the hosts edged Chicago's Sportsmen, 16 to 13.
Chicago 10 and then smashed All-Stars no end of con over. Warrenburg again kicked John Schuetzner, 200-
{foot,
comes on Jhdjanapolis next week, defeated the Soortsmen recently, also by & score of 16-13.
Wings Blank Bruins
troit's off-form Red Wings shot ‘wildly and passed sloppily, but| were still able to whitewash the inept Boston Bruins, 2 to 0, last night before a disappointing crowd of 10,093. 3
Shaw. did not receive the nwes|
until this morning when he went
scribing the tragedy.
Recalls Good Times And then, he recalled the many) the!
“But even while we were]
“Bud!
our spaghetti dinners”
He was returning | were plagued with bad luck since
Bud Winfield sits in the cockpit of one of the powerful Novis he designed. This Times photo
~
was one of a Jat taken of Winfield at the indianepols Speedway last May.
Racing Fraternity Mourns Winfield
{Cal,, ‘when the car in which he made its appearance here in 1948. {was riding collided with another. | | This year neither qualified. -
Never Won Race
It was the belief among memSpeedway Vice bers of the racing fraternity that (Pop) Meyers|if Winfield had been given a to-| Randed Shaw the telegram de-|free hand in the operation of the Novi cars, they would have been - “The racing fraternity has lost| victorious. As it was, they were its greatest engineer,” said Shaw. never abl As one of racing's chiefs put
it today:
“Bud knew what and With the Novis during qualificaj|tions this year. But, after all,
to win a race,
he wasn't the boss.”
»|next’s year’s race.
at the oval next May.
was wrong |
we) After this yeir's race, Bud {stayed with the Novis here to irun tire and fuel tests and get|
Co ra Tripucka Hurt In Pro Game
from a race yesterday at Clovis,/the first of the powerf
Tryon All-Stars Ring Up 8th Straight -
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und, six-! /Schuetzner the Univer-
four-inch end.
mn Conference!
Williams of the All-Stars aut
tured ribs in the The Forrest, IIL, teém, which
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CHICAGO, Oct. 30 (UP)—Former Notre Dame ace Frank Tri-| |Browns’ -{pucka suffered a “severe” concus- lin the picture,” 1 sion in the Chicago Cardinals-' New York Giants game yesterday, but was ‘reported | 20-7, recovering at St. Bernard's Hos-' pital. Tripucka had bee pass for the Card period when he dropped the ball| o Giants, Jim| ogatis, promptly
and fell on it. White and Al fell on Tripuc
The Card
when ‘taken
professional
about to in the first
Cards’ Owner ‘Sure’ Branch
Rickey Visits St. Louis, Seeks Talk With Brownies
By STAN, MOCKLER United Press Sports Writer
(president Bill DeWitt were sure
{Browns but this was confounded Expected announcement
Saigh and St. Eouis
lit was just a social visit.
“I don’t think there's any quéstion about where Rickey is go-
ing,” Saigh said. “He will go to Pittsvurgh.” Asks Appointment There Rickey’
would buy into
by (A)
Going to Bucs
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 30—President of the St. Louis Cardinals, Fred Saigh, said today he was certain Branch Rickey is going to Pitts-|3' h
Rickey, whose contract as general manager of the Brooklyn {Dodgers expired Saturday, makling it now legal for him to sign |g; jon with another club, came a{visiting to St. Louis. But both Browns | |
had been talk that the | KULI
Friends may © STOLL Mags 3a Mamie, 2450 N. 1ilinois, age 49, mother of Mra, Rich. A en-
Dickie, Puneral services. Thursda: 88. Peter & Paul Cathedral. Burial ‘Calvery Cemetery fends may call BR BROS.. 946 N. Illinois, CENTRAL CHAPEL. any time after
6p m eda SULLIVAN —J N. Keysione. Etta. Hacker
Sulli a Hi ook f Joseph W. Sullivan van, fu 0 . and ‘Robert Sonaid Sullivan. passed . ces L34 3 at FL R & BU MoRrukry. Friends may cl mortu
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3 Card of Thanks
We to express
momentarily of his new job with
|
i | |
|Brownie talk.
|
| Pittsburg;
(B) Brownie President
{DeWitt said Rickey is not joining | his club; and (C) Rickey himself said he would not muscle in on
DeWitt, who is happy as he is.
Rickey did request an appointment. with DeWitt today, however. DeWitt said he received a telegram from Rickey, who was a Columbus, O., asking for the ap-
pointment tomorrow. “I phoned him later,”
|said, “to tell him I was going to |%%?
a major league executive council | meeting in Cincinnati on Tuesday. |= That's when he said we could]
talk today.” No Telegram
Saigh said he did not .receive |
[the big cars in running order for any telegram from Rickey. “Certainly, he'll prebably drop |
The big fellow will be -missed|in,” said Saigh. “But that doesn’t | mean anything. I always call on |
iother baseball
|
men whenever |
{business takes me out of town. |
It’s just courtesy.
“I can tell you definitely that | the Cardinals have no business to| discuss with Mr. Rickey at this
time.”
Rickey himself killed off the
my getting into the St.
CYO Grid Results
and Cathedral downed in Division 2 yesterday. is undefeated and has seven victories,
oly
Division 1, Our Lady of Lou Division rdes defeated |
h,, 12-0.
“Any talk about |
| LOST, Immaculate Heart trimmed St. Thomas, | Cross, ach team |
In ICH
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| | Death Notices
sser kneeled over, the beneh and was rushed unfonscious to the hos-| A pital.
Team/ physician Dr-R. C. O'Hal-|
as sgvere, probably would be Tripucka recovered consciousness| apd the hospital listed his condion as “good.” O'Halloran sald feared that Tripucka might have, {been hurt in the same spot where| + |he suffered a kidney and verte-| ars brae injury in Notre Dame's 1948 Southern Cali-|
game against rn was fornia.
loran JYsted Tripucka's concussion|
‘but said the player)
i Death Notices
“all
it had been
ALLISON—Joe, age 55, beloved
Mrs.
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NERA HO noon Tuesday and at the chur
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service DE VERSY Emma K., formerly of AH, - pons. slater Sister M. Frank De ners -* guictinat or “and John De Versy, died Fri at y 8:30 a the KIRB ARY, ridian at Bt. § 8 m. A peri Paul" Cs or by adh son, Ind. call 13 T
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woman London,
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Chatta Cowell of Hutchinson, Allison,
city,
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ELDER—Mrs. Edna 0, Wife of Emil R. Mis, Lottie Ostermeyer, Harry OsterAlvin Ostermeyer, away Saturday. Ul HANAN oPOBIVAR NADY, Friends may all a mortuary.
4726 College,
esda noon. PFuner services will“ be held Thursday, Nov. 2 at a. m. at St. Mary's Catholic Church in Greensburg. FOWLER—Mr. George Thomas, 2316 Park Ave. Husband of Mrs. Carrie J. Fowler, son of the Rev. and Mrs r, brother of Wil-
Ham. Robert, Albert, Paul, David, oseph, Emmett Fowler, Mrs. Mary Fulton, all of Indianapolis, passed
away Sunday -
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RE N. 65 husband & Victoria, steptather of Nolan day at Rms Tesidence, 1221 tering St. Priends may call at the TOLIN F . Sen Prospect + Mo! Friends invited.
T years. 931 N. beloved mother of Lottie passed
afte P. y Hotness: 3p GRUBB—Lottle Tr
Klingensinuth. g Bd onda ay ners ©! a 8. m. at the G. H. HERR. NN FUNE AL HOME, Priends invited,
8. . Burial Crown Hill. Priends m 1 Sher Boe Pindar nds 5 may call Minnesota St. Beloved son. of Walter pnd Ea Harden, brother
Priends may call at the funeral home after 7 p.m: day JOHNSON—James Walter, Husband of Neille, stepfather of Mary Close Ethel Thornburgh and Dorothy Petty, passed away at his home, 1434 Spann Ave. a.m. at A or IMES,” 1234 Prospect. Friends invited. Burial Washington Park. Priends may call (Cincinnati papers fieaee copy.)
LUDLOW—Clancy C. of
. derso! of De ch. ; Hattie Ludlow, brother Lelia Linker of City Ver hite of city, passed
away Sunday afternoon at his home, 3538 Spann ahve. Servic ‘Wednesy WILSO!
y, HAPEL or’ THE CHIMES Pitot Friends invited, Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Hall, “hd. Friends may call after onday Hoon. (Martinsville papers please copy.) .
McMANN—Charles W.. age 62, hus- . band of Maude M. McMann, father
of Mrs. Constance LaVerne, Chie 0; Dorothy Jean, Charles Wes Me+Mann, India lis, ore Glen MeMant BL eld, . Fla., pass ay Su Seehing dence, 6 Tibbs Friends call at ES 4925 W. 16th St. after 7
.m. Monday. Time of service later.
dc Me n Huntinebure. onday. i i. BROTHERS IRVING WILL CH 53 . Washington St. Burial nds may call at
orial Park. Frie A . Eda (Rauh), 60 years, of
Dawson Springs, Ky. formerly of er of Stanley ‘Kentucky, sister of Mrs, Jrack Corte, city city; Mrs. Anna R. and J. BE, Bainbridge away Sunday. Priends may call st the JOR DAN 2 E. Bt. after 7 p. m. onday F Wednesday, Nov. 1 2p m. Friends invited. Birla)’ in Crown MORRIS N—Everett, 30% 8. Dela~
ar. a age 85 years. Husband of Minjo MopLishn, father of Mrs. Zelda M.
P is E. Orville L., Jimmie LR. Paul "on L.. Delores J. fille Jean es. brother of 10 a. _— at oni YX Fn. y oR St. Burial Was! n_ Park. ur L. (Roy) ov , "Anna -M. Palmes : Mrs, Good.
; rday services will be Hin sf WE FUNERAL HOME, at 17th St. Tuesday afterDet. 31, at 2 o'clock. Interment New Crown Cemetery. Friends WIE
er, sister of
Services FLANNER g
HARDEN-—-Dwight, age 4 mos, of 4620"
Services Tuesday, 10 Ww. N HAPEL
band Catherine, Stentather of icles All n
ERNE Ronert ont. ‘s e 53 ysars. 40 E. Walnut st." eloved hn usband of Hellena H. Mehne and fathe of Richard G. Mehne: grandfather o Richard Gerald Mehne Jr, and brother of Mrs, Joe Vou and Mis. Frank Men Jas Ini “fod, wrence’
entered into rest Wednes-\
¥
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wish felt appreciation to our relafriends and neighbors for the sympathy and floral tributes extended to us at the ing of our beloved husband father, HARVEY J. KULIN. WIFE and BON
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For return of my brown leather
Louis {brief case and valuable papers it organizatioin Just isn’t contained. Ra
he said last ist night. |
iph Tacoma,
| WHITE cocker spaniel, with tan ears, aken from fenced back yard at) | 2348 Coyner Avenue. Answers io Gin- | | er pan y's pet. Call |_AT-421 10. ung male Beagle hound, vicinity Wash, and Arlington. Apswer to Tick, Generous reward.
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HOOSIER SEPTIC TANK
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DAY CARE CHILDREN, fenced play-| ground, eareful training. 1638 N.| New Jersey. TA-4608,
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