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WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 1951°

Parker Asks Weigh-In Of Anderson

Wants It Public Or Won't Fight By JIM HEYROCK Gene Parker,

two boxing titles on the. block fn the Armory Saturday night,

today demanded 2 DOM egmIAT ;

. just before the fight.’ st

Parfer,' who expocis: ps weigh! "about.144 for the 10-round Indiana welterweight title fight, said he will refuse to meet Andy Anderson if the contender is even) as much as an ounce over the 147-pound limit.

First in History

It will be the first time in In-| boxing history that .a| fightér has demanded a public,

diana's

weigh-in. Promoter Norb Updike said a scales will be brought into the!

event. The State Athletic Commission will supervise the two fighters. ’

Indianapolis) youngster who Will put one of his|.

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into ‘the middleweight

Armory ring before the main class. But he intends to be pared| |down for Saturday's battle. An outstanding amateur fighter {will make his professional debut Parker won the welterweight on Saturday's card. He's Fred

title from Ande.son early this Rice, former Golden Gloves and

year. He "also holds the light-|AAU ¢hampion.

weight crown.

derson has been seeking a re-'out George Morris of Louisville in

the Armory two weeks ago. The Anderson has trouble making fight will be over four rounds.|

the 147-pound mark. Only 19 The opener is scheduled for 8:30 arrived yesterday and began get-

match.

years old, Andy has steadily been

Since Parker,

Rice will receive a’severe test, day for. the third leg of the!

snached the crown from the for-|in his pro opener, meeting Gordon Weathervane Tournament, start- Louise Suggs of Carrollton, Ga.; BillSprer.ss mer Golden Gloves champion, An- 'Ferrer of Chicago, who knocked

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Irish Toppled

By HERB PIGMAN

From Top Spot

Bananas come. in bunches. So did prep baseball scoring|

yesterday. * ‘A six-run cluster in the fourth inning was enough fo

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{Washington to shake Cathedral for its second straight loss, 7 to 6. It-also vaulted the Continentals into a first place in

the. city, statding. Broad Ripple racked up seven markers ot

3 ‘the. first frame and, went Q!

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Warren EMA ERI a TAR AB H O A} BROKE” plste yy CERT ys Backer. if 4.20 0Vhmnnass' 3:3 > x |Ranbenr.2b 5° 2 3)Merrihet. 4 20 1' while Ben Davis nipped War-| | Arnold, ss 5 1 3 6Sprungr.c 4 0-5 I. ~~ . « s {Wilbur,ef 4 1 0 0 Hage.lb 4 1 : 0 ren Central, 9 to 7, in another] Hager. 3b 4 1 1 2JHImn, 3 . . |Young.e * 2 1 6 1/Ransom.3b 3 1 2 1 /free-scoring tilt on the loser's Htchsn,rf. 1 0 0 1 Henke,lf 31160 | Lwir,1b 10 4 9 McCnl.rt 3 4 3 9 field. | Phllps.db 2 2 5 0 McCord.p : | Vrnnk 400 38trough.p 3 10 1. The Irish capitalized on four C.Huff 1100. { a. Ritman — singles, a pair of walks, and an Totals 32 11 21 16, Totals azigan 7

Huffman singled for McConnell in error to jump off to a 5 to

thie seventh,

Ben Davis Ae [Ree Central .. 100 300 3—- 7 another in the fourth. Errors— Backer, Hager. Hutchison, Phillips, McCord. Runs— Backer 3 Jeden. | The Continentals walloped backer 2, Arnold 2, Young, utchison, | Phillips, 'Viehmann 2, Merril, Sprunger, Pitcher Bob Springer's offerings

Hage, Ransom, Strough. Runs batted in. “| tor six singles to push across the

Redenbacher 3, Arnold” 2, Wilbur 2, Vieh-! mann, Merril, Sprunger, Hage 2, J. Huffman 2, McConnell. Two-base hits—Reden- | bacher, Wilber, Young, J. Huffman. Home| r

six tallies in the fourth.

ison, Bacrifices—Spynger, Wilbur. Double plays—Redenbacge Arnold to Rede. ™ cher to Phillips. Left | on bases—Ben Davis 9, Warren Central 7. Jase on balls—off: Verhonik 1, McCord | , Strough 4. Struck out, by— Verhonik 3! Strough 5. Hits off; McCord 3 in % in-| test,

markers for the Rockets. Broa

| ning; Sena aD 6s innings. Wik Jack Mathey of Broad Ripple Among the early arrivals were| Washington | 2 Cathedral made an impressive debut into | ; 5 1 0 1 varsity ball, striking out 10 bat- | Pe Kirk of Findlay, O.; Helen McDugallf $33 hake F030 ters in his four-inning mound] the Meridian!’ 88Y y, \Williams.r¢ 4 0 3 0 Manginri 2 10 0 Dettweiler, Indio, Cal. Beverly Codelo er 312 Si Hawkinge 3 ie 9 duty. - The tall righthander, a |Hanson and Jean Hopkins. Bios. 2b 311 0Mormanab 3 0 4 2 junior, struck out.the side in the The girls fired a practice round | Bekhere 3 8 1 3 Riknori® 11 0 o fourth, fifth, and sixth innings. and Miss Suggs matched par with ~rammellp 2 0 8 AB Eorncer.o 31%3% Bill Meade, starter for the a 75. Tolals: I 37L10 Totals PI 4 Rockets, gave up one hit. Mathey

Kirkhoff doubled for Weimer in seventh | |gave up two hits and strolled five,

{Cathedra! {Washington

Erorrs — Hock, Gaughan, Springer 3 | Clair tripled for the winners. 3 Trammell Runs Hooks Gaughan n, awkKins, oorman, eimer, - german. Weimer Starter Wayne McCord of War Lickliter, Srammell, Runs batted in| ren Central was victim of three (Bob a Er emer. Springef 2. Ben Davis runs in the initial in-

se hits—Kirkhoff, Weimer. Stolen |Gaighan. Sacrifices—Gaughan, Bill 8pring-! er, Hawkins. Double play — Catton Left on bases — Cathedral 6, | asningion 2 Base on Dals—of B h pringer ramme. truck out—By: re Bob S8pringer 1, Trammell 6 t e runs in the

310 230 0 9 lead in the first session and added

At Broad Ripple, three hits, one un—Arnold. Stolen bases—Young, Hutch- | o triple by Tom MacMahon, one to Arnold to Lawler; walk and five errors tallied seven

{Ripple used 21 players in the con-

base — ining before relief hurler Larry Moorman to Strough put out the Giants’ fire. Bob Ben Davis shoved across two and fourth and fifth

| : innings, respectively, to nullify Broad Rippl | {in Indianapolis, exclusive of their ha ABH O A " ey O A Warren's three-run splurges in ’ re 1 | B rd.ss Hl 1 |Bolf playing, They Jere Buests Rnnara. ab 3303 Al Hrd 2b $901 the fourth and seventh frames. 0 n napo - Hnsimnn,c mes, c b 8 anapolis Junior Cham- FOERINC § D3 3 Wiereso 2 0 § 3| Southport hiked Its South Cener o ommerce this noon at a| | Staman.c 1 3 7 48 eunb 4 9 i i tral Conference record up ,to a | parks mmins, ” » luncheon in ihe Sevens Hotel | ove aed 0 : 0 Hutsonit 102 ¢/1-1 mark by tromping Greens- . r asey, ! a Sn an oo 350 y OCK | Hehmn,rt 4 1 2 0/C Hrdre-1r 2 0 1 0 burg, 13 to 2. Jim Whitaker and Fig y ig hike Yes Raymaker 3 0 4 0 McGuirert 1 0 8 9/Tom Paddock each snagged three ae ost, also is on Hn 1100 hits to spark the Cards’ 14-hit Hoganct 100 0 attack at Greensburg. Vaughn.2b 2 0 0 0 Southport ............ 00. or The visiting pros will gonduct | poasth2d 1 8 0 0 Tg iuyraney 000 000 3— 3 '3 1 a clinic at Meridian Hills at 5 Bounsil2b 1 0 0 0 Hawthorne, Weddle (6) 20,2 Whitaker, p. m. tomorrow. | M hon 2 : b George (8); Kress, Boling (6) and Wooden, Peggy Kirk will be at Sears Meadep 1100 Rony & Co. sporting goods de-! panrp Eas - MEN'S AND BOYS: ! “| Totals 331121 71 Totals 24 318 8| partment at 7 p. m. Friday to| Haymaker filed out for Hinchman in BASEBALL SHOES autograph golf elubs that bear Seventh, Westfield .. 000 001 3— 3 her SIZES 370 6 — ATO tn ee csctncnn Bromd—Rippte-= tin 0 123-000 x13 - 95 + : Errors—Seaman. Bounsall, Ballard 3, AND 6 70 #2 | Wimes. Jordan. "Renard. Hapseimann, | Darable-Extra 1 . mes ordan, e r ’ | , " Good Cleats, Sparks 2, St. Clair, Bosler 2, Hinchman, | Gossip on Greens Jessee, Vaughn, MacMahon, Meade. Runs Guaranteed! Yesterday's result in off-and-on green PAtted in—Rennard, LaDuke, St. Clair, SCHIFF’ 3 "SHOES inchman 2, Jesse, Vaughn, MacMahon, gg aileron, Women's soa imes 2. Three-base hits—Sparks. St. Hutchinson and Mrs. Catherine Barnany Cllr, MacMeon, Stolen bases "Wines 2 : ® 259E Wash Foc maser: onidred Wadael. Mrs. | Sacrifices—Hanselmann, Ballard. Left on | Big © {40 E. Wash. Price, Mrs. Angi Feldon: (on) Mrs Pauiin|bases—Westfield 9. Broad Ripple 5. Base | SRE JH pe ani, Bae E008 Bae sds § Hah glen {| Sores © 4M wm Off) Mrs. Dic att, Mrs. Marie Stewart; ry { Glenn 2. Hits off: Meade 1 in 3 innings; | (on) Mrs. Eleanor Andrews, Mrs. Joe Lee. | off: Mathey 3 in 4 innings. Hit by pitcher. © 1063 Virginie leroy Omen's scores yesterday at the Coun- by Mathy (Wimes and Jongan). _— ub _o lanapolis: Guests—Mrs. | Mariorle Kahn 79. Helaine Jorinstein 83,

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MOORE— _QUATD—Efle Atta:

Pear!

husband of Mrs, Baird, father of Mrs. Eleanor An-

BAIRD Leo, |

“Hrews and Richard B Baird, of Indianapolis: brother of Forrest G. Baird, Marshalltown, ' Ia.; William. Baird, Downey, Cal, and Newton, Baird, Boulder, Cold; Mrs. Eva Ward, of Downey, Cal.; grandfather of Bruce, Ben and Michael Baird, Philip: and Judith Andrews, passed away day. Service at FLANNER &

CHANAN MORTUARY Thursday, 2

Friends invited, Friends may Ca ak martuary.

LL—Kathryn

N., 2866 N, Penn,

BELL of Miss Jessie Nye, passed away. Monday evening. ervices FLANNER & BUCHA MORTU-~

ARY, Thursday, 1 p . Friends invited. Burial ar Cagrstery; Greshe ads, ay C a e ARrary SHE ys Wanita, "PERRY—Car), brother of Edwin P., USMC, Ciéorge C., Joseph, Wiliam, Mrs, Joseph Nau apd Mrs. Frank Fyfle, died in Cleveland, O. Funeral notice later. For informaticn, call USHER MORTUARY, MA-93532.

BRACKETT James Walter, age e 70 years, father of Mrs. Dorral Tolson and Mrs. Helena Zatlin, brother of Robert Brackett, passed away Mongay evening. Funeral Thursday, 1:30 m., from SHIRLEY BROS. WEST CHAPEL, 2002 W, Michigan. Calling *at_the chapel,

BOLANDER Leona E., Ind., wife of Glenn mother of Mrs, Edna Hurst, Terrel and Shyrl Bolander, passed away Wednesday a. m. Services at the McCORD FUNERAL HOME, 2 ob, m, Friday. Friends may call at the funeral home after é p. m. Wednesday. Burial IOOF Cemetery.

‘Oaklandon, P. Bolander,

BYRD—Guy O., 6018 Haverford; husband of Nora, brother of Carl Jagsed AWAY Services

y & BUCHAN AN MORTUARY. Pr Priday. 11 a. m. Friends invited. Friends may ay at mortuary alter noon “nurse BY

COLTON—Mary D., 1142 W. 32d Bt. motor of Lamon Colton, sister of Mrs. Lewis, Indianapolis; Mrs. Annie gv ley, Lebanon, pasted away Tuesday. Services FLANNER & BOCHANAN MORTUARY Thursday, 4 p.m. Friends invited. Friends may call at mortuary. FREE—Martha (Short), 2361 N. New Jersey 8t., widow of the late Prank Free, mother of Mrs. Grace Luszik, Detroit; Mrs. Straughn, Rockville; Boyce, Plainfield; Mrs, Nevins, city; sister of Mrs. Costett and Sam Ball Lem

LaVerne Margaret of Clinton; all of Fountainette; and Henry osedale; grandmotfer of ea randmother of 3. mL this life Wednesday, age 76, Funeral Friday, May 18, 2 p. m.,, FRIST FUNERAL HOME, Ciiniton, Ind, Burial Riverside Cemetery,

FOSTER, . — Miranda Jane | (Randy), 73, mother of Mrs. Myrtle Robbins and Charles Pranklin Keller, sister of Charles Hearn, Columbus, Ind., and Edward Hearn, Scipio, ind, passed away Molday mor: eral JSrvices i C. WILSON C GAEL

8 Thursds » So am, Friends og call CHAPEL" OF THE CHIMES.

GERKENSMEYER Helen, of Detroit, Mich., entered into rest Tuesday afternoon; sister of Mrs. C. B, Tobrocke, e and Louise Gerkensmeyer of dianapolis, Mrs. Herbert Preston, Columbus, O., and Henry Gerkensmeyer, $i Louis, Mo, Services Fray, a 30 Bb. W. Mi

Noone TT are Burial, Washington Park.

GWIN-—Hobars Massey, 3115 College husband of Mrs. Elisabeth

welcome,

sworth, Mrs. Vivian A. Miller, Mrs. Xx Brough, Indianapolis, Mrs, Darnell Fowler, Robert Richey, away Tuesday. rvices ER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY, Saturday, 10 a. m. Yrisnas inv Friends nar call after 6 p. m. hursday. VER. J. (Jeff), 3914 N. Ili~ nooy husband of Mary Virinia; rosthe of Mrs. Ray Pittinger, Moines, Ia., passed away Tuesday evening. Morse FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY. Friday, 9 8. im. A a invited.

JOHNSTON—Thomas Edward, age 69,

— 2443] band of Minnie Johnston, brother of Mrs. Elizabeth Johnston of Rockford lil, passed away Monday. Funeral Thursday, 2 p. m., at the Mars Hill Church of Christ, South Lockburn 8t. Burial Crown Hill, Friens RAL call at the FARLEY HUME, 1604 W. Morris St. Hoody will lle in state at the church for ene hour before service. Wile

KARLE—Charlotte #£., 86. of Chris J., mother of; Mrs, Louise K. Murphy and Mrs. oscphing 5 Perandmother. of Carol Bicket, passed away Monday, May 14. LANNER & BUCHANAN ‘Thursday, 10 a. m. P; e omit flowers, Mrs. Karle pre eferred that donations er name to Cross Roads Rehabliita Center, 3001 N. New Jersey St, Indianapolis. KIKENDALL—Cyril, 1803 E. 66th St., husband of Naomi Carmichael Kikfather of Robert of Mr. and Mrs. C les brother of William, ‘Charles and Lucille Kiken of Indianapolis; Mrs. Mary Pollak, Indianapolis; Mrs. Evelyn Kennedy, Noblesville; Mrs, Margaret Baum, Indianapolis, Passed aw Sazvice FLANNER & ORTUARY. 1

ay esday. UCHANAN Mime may call

Friends at mortuary. LOCKHEAD—Dr., John McLean, 402 N. Meridian, husband of Eliza father of Mrs. Isaac Williams, Kirkwood, Mo.; John McLean Locknead, Desrborn, Mich.; Richard R. of Windsor, Conn.; Mrs. John G. Holmes, Birming Mich.; Mrs. Nea! Estabrook snd William J. Lockbead of Indianapolis; brother, a Miss Ann McLean Lockhead Ch tonham, England, and A Lockhead of London, England, Passed sway Tuesday. Services FLANNE BUCHANAN MORTUARY, iy 3 p.m. Friends invited. Friends may call ap mortuary.

NED R., age 56, resitcomb,

of Mack Edwin and iss La Dofina Medsker, brother of James and William Medsker, Mrs. Minnie Lane, all of Indianapolis, and Mrs. Eva Bodenhamer, Portland, Ore, passed away Tuesday morning Ser ices Friday, 1:30 p. m. Co NERAL: HOME, 4925 16th re Friends invited. Bsa may call at the funeral home. Burial Brownsburg Cemetery, Inc.

MOORE—Joseph A., age 71; father of William Moore, Jetfersonville, pass-

ed away Tuesday morning, Funeral Thursday, 3 p. m. from SHIRLEY BROT ' CENTRAL CHAPEL, 946

N. Illinois. Calling anytime.

NEWMAN—Mrs. Helen Lauter, 5331 Central Ave., mother St Paul New-

man, and sister of Minna L. Vanderhoef, Mrs. Lois Hirko, Alfred A. and Herman H. Lauter, assed A&W day, 2Sarvices LANNER & BUCHANAN - ARY Friday p. m. Friends Invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends

may call at mortuary after 6 p. m,, Wednesday. NOWACR] -day Jr., 29 yrs. Rd., beloved husban of Thema Virginia Nowacki, son of Jay 8r, and Margaret E. Nowacki, brother of William Wade Nowacki, grandson of Malinda F. Dusel, passed Wednesday. Funeral and burial. Saturday in Louisville Ky, Friends may call at the G. HERRMANN FUNERAL Hon, ‘1805 8. East St, from 7 p. m. Wednesday until 10 p. m. Thursday. QUAID—EfMe Atila, age 84, of Jack William uald, AWAY Wednesday morning. IRLEY BROS.’

Eiders 30 ANG SH APEL, 946 N. Illinois. CN after 1 p. m., Thursday.

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mother passed Funeral

age 3 mos, beloved daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Palmer, sister of John and Judy Palmer, granddaughter of Mrs. Agnes Mueller and Mrs. Anna Palmer. Funeral from LAUCK FUNERAL HOME, 1458 8. Meridian St, Burial St. Joseph Cemetery. Private funeral.

SCHMIDT—Mary, age 57 years, 1324 LeGrande; beloved wife of August Schmidt; mother of Greta and Hans Schmidt, passed away 2 aay, Tus neral ursday, 8:30 <3. H. HERRMANN FUNERAL HOME, 1605 S. East St.; 9 a. m. St. Cgtherine’'s Church. Friends invited. Burial St. Joseph's. Friends may call after 5 D. m. Wednesday.

STEWART Ernest, age 67, Leesburg, Ind., father of Roscoe and Luther Stewart, and brother of Mrs. Mary Thurston, passed away. Friends may call at DORSEY FUNERAL HOME, New York St. Funeral, 10 a. m. Friday at funeral home. Burial Memorial Park.

UNDERWOOD Leslie, residence, 2706 W. 16th, age 68, husband of Mary Underwood, father of Mrs. Reiny

Scheer, grandfather of Rosalie Scheer, brother of Harry, Lloyd, Ethel and Carol Underwood, Mrs.

Gladys Rhodes, passed away Tuesday Worle, JN F Friday 10:30 a, m. CONKL O

FUNER 4925 W, invited. Crown Hill.

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ednesWINKLE—Charles, age 81, 1341 Montcalm St. Hysband of Nettie, brother of Mrs, Cora B. Cook and Mrs. Clara Bryant, WY ad AWAY Monday, Services FLANNER & BUCHANAN

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ust accompany {your bid. Make check payable to % the City of Indianapolis. Requisition No. 12408 Street Commissioner Opening 9:00 AM., CBT, Monday, June 4th, 195 Ome only %-ton pick-up truck eq with hot water heater, two defr windshield wipers. oil filter, spare engine to be 6 or 8-cylinder, cordance with smecifications on file in Department of Public Purchase, Requisition No. 10909 Department of bie 2ahation Opening 12:00 June 4th, 1051. One only commercial refriger tween 25 and 30 cu. ft. capaeity, only modified oSsmereisi ro tween 25 and 30 eu. accordance wiih 8 Departs

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