Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 July 1951 — Page 10

for the rights to of four

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rights “in the near future.”

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Golf Tournament. Bielat's team and threesomes from 32 other cities teed off over the Brown Deer Park course in

trophy awarded in memory of ° former President Warren G. Harding. California teams won the trophy the past two years. San Francisco won it in 1948 and Los Angeles in 1950. Harding Cup play and a driving contest tomorrow provide the tuneup for six days of championship match play next week. A field of 210 will open the title race with 82 matches Monday and end it with the 36-hole final Saturday.

Schedule for the third reund matches in the Utility League at Riverside a1 8 a, m today: Indiana Bell Telephone va. R. O"A Indianapolis Power & Light Co vs Indianapolis Water Co. At 5 p. m. Monday Public Service Co. of Indiana vs, Indianapolis Railways

HOUSTON Tex. July T—District Judge Dan W. Jackson has reset for July 10 a hearing on the petition of the Chicago Cardinals Football Club for a temporary injunction to keep William Blackburn from playing with the Calgary Stampeders next season. The resetting was necessary because the sheriff's department has not been able to serve Blackburn with a copy of a temporary restraining order signed by District Judge W. P. Hamblen.

To Make Swe

JOHNNY MITCHELL «could make sweeping statements about .his ability as a stock car driver today. He's earned the right. Johnny was no Johnny-come-

St., Midget Speedway. He won the 25-lap feature, a semifinal and heat event, Mitchell's victory in the fea-

ture was achieved In 8:13.07. Butch Brooks was second and Wavne Hawley third Hershel White captured the other semifinal and finished fourth in the feature, Other heat winners were Jimmy Davis, Jimmy Warriner and Connie Shelton. "The program

drew a crowd of 4413. 2 85H WHILE THE stocks were buzzing at the West Side track, Mike Burch was making a big noise at Speedrome on the East Side. Burch won the feature stock car race before 3500 fans,

Doug Noble third. A non-injury accident marred

Junior Baseball Scores

RIVERSIDE B LEAGUE Pairfleld Red Sox 9. Riverside Ha WASHINGTON B LEAGUE South 8ide Merchants 20, Nor Ramblers 19 BROAD RIPPLE B LEAGUE North Bnd Terriors 12, Murphy's Tigers

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; By United Press Sila , July 7—-Would-be television sponsors of col: games vied today before the NCAA television

con which was sitting in special session. Chairman former Indianapolis minister, Tom Hamilton said one of the four would be chosen to mal} yer pas A ienals sponsor network telecasts of ham. 4

that numerous colleges or agen-

cies might bid later for the rights Presbyterian pastorate. He held| ; pe ¥igh 0f Thames a doctor of ‘divinity degree from

"he agenc Ne Yor! TT. HILLHINOY WA Lincoln University, Philadelphia.

network sponsor, Hamilton said, By United Press | Mrs. Daisy L. Brabham, must make its own arrangements HENLEY-ON-THAMES, July 7 Of the minister, a charter mem“for the actual broadcasting of the The University of Pennsyl-| P¢F of the Woman's Improvement

commit dicated ft Oe islon. on “TV Into the final of the Thames Chal H, Brabham, Chicago, and Fran-

play today to start the ball Toll-4) +n iversity of Londen shell by Ing for the National Public Links two lengths in the other Thames

18-hole play for the traveling

Grid Cards Act to Stop Canada-Bound Blackburn cio wi nine grandenitiren.

By United Press | Blackburn, a former Rice In- Mrs. Amelia J Decker {

John Mitchell Earns Right

lately last night at the W. 16th |

Walt Nichols was second and |

Broad Ripple Midgets 15, Ravenswood 1 GARFIELD C LEAGUE i Marksmen 13, Somerset Cubs 12, COUNTY C LEAGUE Clermont 19, Flackville 3.

televise next season's games. | agencies appeared before the Tuesday in Paterson, N. J. for a

the games controlled by the ’ The Rev. Mr. Brabham, pastor he ame * 2 Pann's ‘190’ Crew (oe former sonia ana aC Putt The network does mot extend Presbyterian Churches, de di

ko ae Sous or to tu Po Daashas Fi al was 83. Ne °F Nn He left Indianapolis in 1921 and

Wednesday in Philadelphia. He

went to York, Pa. to accept a

'vania’s 130-pound crew swept] Buroivars sea tas sone. Georgt

lenge Cup competition in the cis Brabham, New York City; two

Royal Henley Regatta today by| daughters, Mrs. Marion Burch, defeating Trinity Hall of Cam-| Bridgeport, Ind, and Mrs. Dalsy bridge’ by one-and-three-fourths Soo. Philadelphia; sev en grandchildren including Mrs. Jean |lengths. Polley and Richard Douglas, &n-/ The Penn crew, the only Amer- dianapolis; one great-grandchild,! lean representative in the regat- Claudia Polley, this city.

{ta and the lightest eight compet- j v | ing here, was timed in seven min- George Crist A

utes, 27 seconds over the one ’ Services will be at 1 p. m. MonLite, od : yard Thames RIVET ;.y in Flanner and Buchanan, SORE RG iim imam rsa HE n Mortuary for ‘George €rist; whole:

Mr. Crist died yesterday in| |

Challenge cup semifinal. The time as T7:27.0. matching the clock: ing of the Penn eight.

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Brookside Masonic Lodge 720 in {Indianapolis. Mr. Crist lived at| [2232 N. New Jersey St.

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____ SATURDAY, JULY 7, 1951 A . Sweeney Sr. Tha | a ore mens * The Rev. Clark, | Services will be held Monday Phanlnin arene treet | ge Chaplain,

Columbus. They are set for 9 .« \ a. m. Monday at Speaks & Finn ) Mortuary and at 9:30 a. m. at es ome Boy’ Rosary Catholic Church. ; urial will be in All faints Cem- J n etery, Des Plaines, IIL. The Rev. Agthony Ales Bier Mr, Sweeney, retired sales rep-| Clark, chaplain for ars resentative of Oster Manufactur- rison Elks Lodge 709, died yesing Co., Racine, Wis, was 80, He|terday at his home, 328 N. West died Thursday at the home of a St. He was 60 _ |son, Owen C. Sweeney Jr., 629 N, : . |New Jersey St. Services will be at 10 a. m. | Survivors are two other sons, Monday in Jacobs Brothers West William, Chicago, and Robert, Ur-|gide Chapel. Burial will be in bana, O.; a daughter, Mrs. New Crown. Charles Seegel, Urbana, O.; 12| Born in Spray County, Virginia, grandchildren. . Hon Rev. Clark came to Indian-

|apolis 40 years ago. He was a Otto Edward Anthony Oo of the Shiloh Baptist 8 Otto Edward Anthony will be Church. : buried Monday at Martinsville) There are no immediate surafter 2 p.m. services at Flanner yiyors. & Buchanan Mortuary. He died . Thursday at St. Vincent's Hos- Mrs. Grace Whitridge

pital. ” -t ; | Mrs. Grace. Whitridge, e Oo Mr. Anthony was sales mana, "i. samuel Whitridge, for-

5 Ls oR : o ger of the former Ace Motors Co. - o— “4 {ss er H. sters get free fickets to PAL Club circus thanks fo |B | Weston, O., he lived most mer Crescent Paper Co. sales check are Herman C. Higgs, national vice commander; Fred Breil, state adjutant; Polica Officer Ek. 28th st. at time of death. 5336 Park Ave.

eart war veterans. Left to right at presentation of |,¢ 1is jie in Indianapolis, at 308 man. died yesterday a Jer Home, : e .

Services will be at 3 p. m. Mon-

Russell Spurlin; Harry A. Hall, chapter commander, and Otto T. Ferger, national executive com- | Survivors are his wife, Mrs. day in Flanner & Buchanan

mitteeman,

Novena Services Announced by

Pastors of various Indianapolis

the Carmelite Monastery.

The services held dally at. 8

p.m. on the lawn of the monas-

Helen 8. Anthony; a stepson, John"

Burial will be In

E. Sedwick, Martinsville; brother, Mortuary. rown Hill

i C R. H. Anthony, East Sound, | A resident of Indianapolis most

| . of . i Vacation Bible Paul Lieske, Wash; two grandchildren. of her life Mrs. Whitridge was a

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. Ti | The North Methodist Church I | S | COLUMBUS, July 7—Services| Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. {will conduct its annual Daily ’ |will be tomorrow for centenarian Joe Platiska; two sons, Irvin and

: TTS con. Vacation Bible School Monday | Penny Se hy ig wl sale clothing salesman. Burial [through July 20 from 9 to 11 MLW AICHE, Ju 7—Stunty 007, Snel Wil be the RAYS. il bn Lowi, drmeiite wroup | Stanley Bielat, defending Public in 8 0 Sh boat to Links champion, led a New York) mpete at Henley since the war. General Hospital. He was 59.

threesome into Harding Trophy & | A native of Lewisville, he came Catholic churches will officiate at (Florsheim-Russelheim de fe & ted, y4ianapolis 35 years ago. He Benediction and church choirs and 12, will receive instruction

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was a member of the Methodist will sing during the novena serv- In Bible: ati h 517 N. Livingst A mm Church at Lewisville and thelices beginning tomorrow night at| stories, hymn appreciation, games, home, o . ivingstone Ave. will inspect Yokosuka naval base ns g expressional activities, dramatics peath of the 70-year-old drafts- Beaten, Robbed p and correlated craft work. Mrs. John A. Clark, superintendent of

’ to a heart attack. for head injuries he told police . § ‘h- iter the children’s division of the J p i Surviving are two sons, Rich- tery, Cold Spring Road, will pre- the in church, civic and Were inflicted by three men who RHEUMATISM PAINS

Big League Scouts ard, of Indianapolis; Victor, Day- sent the Rev. Fr. John R. Reyn- church school, will conduct the ° Active : {ton, O.; and two sisters, Mrs. olds, C.S.P. Detroit, in nightly vacation school. She will be as- lodge affairs, he had attended Bi nd robbed bie of $48

Mrs. Minnie Lowe {member of the Northwood Christian Church.

Stale Service

Mrs, Minnie Lowe, a native of Donald; a sister, Mrs. Minnie : grandchildren and

cl REE wy POTTOBRY eon msmorm morn pesct IOI. LO adchilc 0f Heart Attack | Mrs, Lowe observed her 100th three great-grandchildren. |birthday only five months ago. ——r

m. in the new education build-

ing, 38th and Meridian Sts. She had lived 98 years in Indi- yo wey Visits Yokohama

Paul Henry Gustave Lieske, na- ana, residing in the Clify comChildren between the ages 9 = ~ ..= was found dead munity near here most of that TOKYO, July 7 (UP) — Gov.

time. Thomas E. Dewey of New York character-building yesterday by his wife at their [Thomas B Deuey of ey

this afternoon.

Russell Edmonds, 43, of 3951 man and ex-grocer was attributed cornelius Ave. today was treated |

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{Frances Kyle, Indianapolis. At Pete’s Door Henry. Gans

| IF PETE SHUPPY were a few, Funeral services will be at 1| |years older, major league scouts , .. wo nday from Jacobs Broth-!

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would be knocking at his door, . | {You see, Pete's a grade school! 5° Westside Chapel for Henry oitchief in ‘the CYO Cadet Base-|S2nis. New York Central RailiP 4 . B - 8 road employee. Burial will be in {ball League. New Crown. He died Thursday

| Yesterday at Riverside No, 8 'Pete was in top form. He gave At his home, 815 W, North St. |

up only three hits as he hurled Mr. Gants, who was 50, Was ananolis archdiocese and rector herst, O., will preach tomorrow © Tabernacle

work in behalf of missions. Marks 700th Year

sary of the giving of the scapular by the Virgin Mary to St. Simon Stock. The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Raymond

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{for parents and friend on the final 'day. Dr. Dallas L. Browning is but came to the U. 8. at a

The novena, this summer, will church pastor. learly age. {commemorate the 700th anniver-|

Speaker Announce draftsman at the Engineering, ‘At Immanuel Church Imerly a draftsman at Hethering-|

R. Noll, vicar general of the Indi-|

man has been confined to the resident 51 vears and was a mem- Church

campus hospital since Easter with per of the Lutheran Church here.

{sons, Robert and Paul, Miami;

: J The Most Rev. Paul C. Schulte, serves as a director of the Rich- Rehnold, Seattle, Wash., and five chronic colitis. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. arcibishop of Indianapolis, . :

Mary Schafer, Indianapolis; two bring the novena to a close on!

July 16. A traditional candle-

{two sisters, Miss Helen Cushman jighting ceremony with all wor{and Miss Eleanor Kempe, Miami; shipers holding burning tapers

a brother, William Goebel, Mon- will climax the final service.

stitute star, was reported on a Mrs. Amelia J. Decker died this fishing trip in the Port O'Connor morning at her home, 4412 E. 21st St. She was 75. have = Services will be at 2 p. m. Monan option of Blackburn, a center day in Moore and Kirk North until May 1, 1952. Fast Chapel. Burial will be in The club is asking that he he Memorial Park. restrained from playing for an- Born in Monticello, Ky. she other club and said it has in- came here 23 years ago. formation that Blackburn was Surviving are five sons, Olma, planning to leave July 10 for pre- Vester, Selma, Liburn and Ralph,

season training with the Canadian all of Indianapolis; and a brother,| Milt Parnell, Monticello.

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Bielat, popular Yonkers, N. Y,, f born in Cynthiana, Ky., but lived ’ - Maennerchor and Modern Wood-, ; : truck driver, faces two ‘other: 3% Andrew to a 17-3 win over Hote 40. vezis. A velersn olor SS. Peter and Paul's Cathe- at 10 a. m. in the Immanuel mor America need. That is why every service at our former chambs in tit] 1 {Sacred Heart for the Cadet, = : dral, will open the public outdoor Evangelical and Reformed Church 3 . : ¢ the h i ey | | ft Robert G BI n ot e play —i; ague championship. He garn- World War I, he belonged to devotions in honor of Our Lady at the Invitation of the pastor He also was president of the ome Is an intensely personal matter. otnaeE - and Te dl Paul, 1040, his hurling with 11 strike- Antioch Baptist Church. = - lof Mt. Carmel. procurement committee. (West Side Civic League for a Here you will find true sympathy and Pittsburgh "Pa 1039 Charoian. jouts “and hit a three-run homer Survivors are his wife, Mrs. Other pastors who will give, Immanuel has been without a number of years. ) | understanding and an earnest spirit of : 4, fa. 5 amplon, [to boot. - : {Laura Gants; two daughters, Mrs. Benediction on “subsequent eve- pastor since the resignation of Services Monday - : . helpfulnéss at all times. S | T bl {Sacred Heart $02 800 2-3 3 38 Corine Sharp and Mrs: Marian nmgs follow, in order: The Rev. the Rev. Clarence E. Sitler some ne > : . if - A : ~J0lunar lables [Bt Andrew 4 Roberts, Shuppy and Mc. Williams; nine grandchildren, and Fr. ‘Thomas Finneran, pastor of months ago. | Services will be at 10:30 a. m. § . * -. ' Our service is complete in every detail, LL Intire. : Eh two great grandchildren. {St. Michael's Church; the Rev. Fr.| Tomorrow, immediately follow- Monday at the Conkle West 16th wan All-Condiionsd Chager including an organist and soloist. nor Malor| [Victor L. Goossens, St. Mary's ing morning worship, th - | : Today ... 7:50 1:40 B15 2:00 : : g mo 8 worship, the congre- pyneral Home. Burial will be in Tomatrow > HE 2:20 8s 3:40 Thomas Drops Football Mrs. Elizabeth Kempe [Church; the Rev. Fr. Bernard gation will meet to decide whether Crown Hill Our funeral service recommends itself. As the need occurs, old friends Tuesday |... 950 3:4 01 1:00, ING - ee : Strange, St. Rita’s Church; the to “call” the Rev, Mr. Bollens to : i i i Wednexdas te cae BR Bil FAST LANSING. Mich uy ‘|, Services and burial were to be Rey. Fr. Leo Lindemann, St. take the Rev. Mr. Sitler’'s Place) Surviving besides his wife, Mrs. hn tu the Spoiling REDE 1 Jun 9 iu Prigechy A118 Ras. 1138 438 (UP)-—Deane "Thomas, Chicago this afternoon in Miami, Fla. cppristopher's Church: the Rev. in their pulpit. . {Thelma Lieske, are two &ons, AMBULANCE SERVICE AVAILABLE - Saturday ....12:33 6:80 1:08 7:2 Jor BN ACS dofenmie Ick for Mrs. Elizabeth Kempe, formersgy, James Moore, Our Lady of The guest-minister is the son Donald D Houston, Tex., and ; - : A ——— p——— } y § : 8 3 : . 3 “on : 4 y > J oS ¢ Ss | » ey 8 . “5 - Fi i N SR rear ar pe] Idianapi 4h day. i Lourdes Church; the Rev. Fr. Ro- of a minister and the father of Capt. Jean M. U. 8. Navy, Pen- 2401 MARTINDALE WA 1991 ~~ ennis Notes, Hiness his forced Mm to drop out Mian. pe die ursday- in 1ang Averbeck, Sacred. Heart a young mah in Eden Theological sacola, Fla.;* a daughter, Mrs. ie?

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