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rates, 2 to 1 3 wins in the 8 defeated tHe id 4 to 1, and

1 the Cubs, 7 ago won the

» VALS gained h on Max Lawhile Wally in four runs i single to ice

won his 19th 8 ppener an ,pitched hai cond triumph, r pitched Cingiving up six bs put on two ings against in a comeing triumph.

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1g champion fense ‘of his 1st Gene Zusdozen sharp-

duled today to 128 by night4 matches on 72 survivors yers oo drew

lays of two 1Rh with 36-hole {i for Friday's urday's final. ~

SFE. who drew were McHale, 'ublic Links tanley of MonWalker Cupper ., of Aurora, O. created a stir practite round paired against of Larchmont, at Ke calls “my iscular millionkingpin, never crown.

Bob Chandler win his ‘first B46 champ, Ted , Mass., pulled Joe Patton of ., winner of the ainst a rugged : Clayton Heaf'almer, ” the field was Evans Jr, of id winner of 1916 and 1920, | against Tom burg, Pa. 16 - year - old of Montebello, ¢ Michalek of acobs won. the this year. first rounder Dawson of srup in 1947, Mawhinney, of the Canadian

= ' RX of Brookline, list last year

»- French Amaobert Eckis Jr., . Y., and Royal rth, Tex. Baner drew Tom gham, Mich. final tune up, n's 87 — two arlier practice tied the course

Long Beach, first-round bye, rge Dawson of Y., Chapman " and go did who carded 63

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| Ng By United Press { 3 THE CLEVELAND Browns defeated the Chicago, 2° Killed, 3 Hurt In Brazil Crackup

Bears, 32 to 21, and the Philadelphia Eagles squeezed out|

the Green Bay Packers, 14 to 10, in two exhibition games - = BY United Press terday: * | Six airplane crashes in the yes y- : | {United States and Alaska during

Lou Groza hooted four fide y a goals and two after-touchdown ugar, urpin

points to spark the Browns’ vic-

tory before 67,342 fans in Chi- Brawl Expected

cago's Soldier Field. Otto Graham, playing only half the game To Draw 50,000 vania, Va., and Fairbanks, Alas-| for the Browns, completed six of ka. At Weymouth, Mass., 19 13 passes for 65 yards. NEW YORK, Sept. 10 (UP)-—|persons escaped uninjured when The Browns scored quickly, The bout between Middleweight|an airliner crash-landed in flames. | pushing 68 yards in their opening Champion Randy Turpin of Eng-| A widespread search for a sev- | eight plays for a touchdown. The|land and Challenger Sugar Ray enth plane reported down in the] first score was made by a nine- Robinson of New York at the North Atlantic was called off yard breakthrough by Dub Jones Polo Grounds on Wednesday night early today when the U. S. Air) after Graham passed to Ken Car- was rapidly shaping up today as Force said radio distress signals penter for 36 yards. the “fight of the year.” |Supposedly from survivors were | 7 ow” Actually it's the most impor-| definitely a hoax. |

| Surface and airborne rescue] GRAHAM PASSED nine yards tant international bout since the its from the U. 8. Britain, Ice.

to Mac Speedie for the’ second S6CORY J08 lows Mas Schmeling,.,14 and Newfoundland were re-| touchdown. . . called immediately. Radio moni |

{the week-end. cost the lives of 12 | persons. : | The fatal crashes otcurred at |Brookston., Minn.; Phillipsburg, IN. J.; Abington, Pa.; Spotsyl-|

. ; a » A The Bears failed to cross mid- HARRY MARKSON, managing tors on both sides of the Atlantic

field until only 19, seconds be- 4 - (reported hearing the signals yes-| fore the end of the third period, director of the International Box terday. - ; ing Club, said today the advance J and all Chicago points came in| : On a world-wide scale, the sale for the 15-round fight was | the final period. approximately $380,000 and the| Worst crash of the week-end oc-| Green Bay piled up 19 first gate should range between $500,- curred at Sao Paulo, Brazil, where | downs to the Eagles’ seven in|g559 ang $600,000 if the show had 2 DC-3 crashed and later burned. | the game before 10282 fans atizooq weather. The crowd would TWenty-five persons were killed State Fair Park, Milwaukee, but |; pproximate 50.000. land three injured. the Packers failed to make their) ra Crashes Into Tower

opportunities pay off. | AS SLENDER, dusky Robinson Three persons died when their 8 =n # of Harlem finished training today light plane struck a forest ranger THE EAGLES took a 14-0 lead at Pompton Lakes, N. J, he was tower near, Brookston, in the first half with a 16-yard|favored at 2-1 in man-to-man caught fire and plunged into a run by Halfback Bosh Pritchard betting to recapture the 160-/ravine. and a nine-yard pass by Quarter- pound crown from the young Eng-| Five persons were killed in back Adriak Burk to End Pete|lish Negro. [the crash of a small plane near Pihos. (Phillipsburg, N. J. |

Green Bay bunced back late in| . The crash of a helicopter near, the half with a 13-yard touch-| AA Finishes _ |Fairbanks, Alaska, cost the lives/ down .pass from Quarterback | : of two men. It was the second air| Bobby Thomason to Haimack Regular Season |ragedy nr fhe territory Brave Floyd Reid and a 27-yard field a lyard of airplanes” within | goal by Fullback Ted Fritsch,| yoy Dames, She hours and the 14th since July 21.) cutting the Eagles’ halftime lead {O° oi ed an re tha A total of 97 persons are dead to 14-10-10. [Milwaukee Brewers far out in|" Wissing as a result. GREEN BAY dominated the [font and The Columbus Redbirds | second half, driving two times) :

land his women passenger in-| to within Philadelphia’s five-yard| St Pa) Rrienes Bo ln. second! jured seriously when a two-seated,

line and once to the twelve, but] |plane crashed on a farm near) failed to score. 21s? only IWO Fames ole of emmy winston, Pa., and another light | Green Bay outgained the wo terday ry {plane crashed and burned near Eagles both by air and ground| Two other twin bills Milwau- Spotsyvania, Va. killing the pilot. for 250 yards to Philadelphia’s/y.. at St. Paul and Kansas City| Capt. Wallace Robbins and Oo-| 170. lat Minneapolis, were cancelled Pilot Ray Jacobs belly-landed|

\yesterday due to wet grounds. their flaming Northeast Airlines|

Philadelphia Man Killed A Philadelphia man was killed,

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DC-3 with its wheels up, scarcely | Columbus lost both ends of a| | Vestal, Mallory ‘doubleheader with Toledo as the JaITing the 19 persons aboard. | . . {Mudhens took both games, 6 to 4| The right engine of the craft In City Series land's to 4. : |caught fire shortly after it took

the off from Boston. Capt. Robbins ri-|neaded the plane for Weymouth 00/2nd side-slipped into a landing to keep the flames and

Two teams remain today in the With yesterday's twin loss, Amateur Baseball Redbirds became the First Ame

ne ion’ ries— Vestal can Association club to lose 100| Asspeialion. es OS games since Kansas City blew 110] Mallory, one game down in the double elimination tourney, knocked out the Tryon All Stars 9 to 6 yesterday.

The Mallorys now must face Paul Russo Wins Draft Call

the undefeated Steelers and beat The November draft call’ for

* * | them twice to gain the city ama- Michigan Race {Indiana will be 1298, state Se-

teur crown. One defeat for the DETROIT, Sept. 10 (UP)— lective Service headquarters an-

Mallorys and Vestal, takes the| ; ! v Wis. r n nounced today. This is a drop of series. |Paul Russo of Kenosha So TAN 400 men from the revised October

In yesterday's game Mallory his speedy little race car 30 miles] ; SF vr 4 Free came yostel yr to tie tha Without oil yesterday to win a[JU0la which last week Was In

ended the season with 53 wins| The Plane skidded t hoss the against 101 losses. \field and came to rest in a pea

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in 1944. The bedraggled Birds| Smoke away from the fuselage. |

‘bog: 1vears 1922-28.

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Services for the 39th and 40th |lumbus will meet at 8 -p. m. to- Sel Today for |

traffic victims of night at the funeral home for! 1951 will be. held tomorrow. [recitation of the Rosary. Final rites for Det. Sgt. James T. Gaughan will be at 8:30 a. m. route to General Hospital after in ‘Feeney & Feeney Funeralithe police car in which he was

uy 4 newspaper advertising representa- | will follow jn Holy Cross Ceme- Gaither also sustained serious in- tive, will be today in Delphi, Ind. | tery. : " Members of the Knights of Co-|" gq vices for the 40th traffic tery there.

“7 |victim, 1-year-old Wayne Powell, ' Mr, Lathrop died Friday in

“was crushed under the wheels of horn in a car, will be at 10 a. m. tomor- winchester High School and at-

in 3 li urine will oo in Pltal Tere Indianapo IS The accident occurred in front

BIRTHS | . i Bovs 5. Phyllis Jones: mont St. Driver of the car Was | Advertising Agency there. 3 — ert, J ¥ Alu Peasy Claytop: Chester, stella Elbert Sparks, former Rishand He was a member of the Phi ' : PR encer. | ’ 7 S . 3 adMasufonsii: Thomas, Nera, Bp Cima; Of the boy's mother, Mrs. Delores Gamma Delta Fraternity, MaOtto, Josephine Penni. Robert. , Edith Sparks. i. sonic Lodge and the Presbyterian Tr ) ' ” ~ tJ h, Ruth Clark; James, Church. At Methodist—Josep VICTOR O.. NORRIS, 65, of r : Surviving are his

Mary Lindsey: Ralph Jr. Margaret,

{ , fttipo: Thomas, ee cant Toatricia Hixon: 4929 Camden St., stationary en-

wife,

, Barbara Parris; Paul, Hilda bonic Co. tricia; three sons, Tommy, Larry Nan. James. Doris Mays; Law- Bineer at the Liquid Carbon and Michael Sioux. City: a rence, Sally Wells; George Jr. Helen Services at 10:30 a. m. Wednes-. ael, f y;

Aloo, James, Mary Worley. Lough|day in the Robert W. Stirling Fu- daughter, Mrs. Louis Olsen, Craw-

Miter: Wiliam. Carol Burgess: TUE: neral Home. Burial, North Greén- [OFdsyilie} : Sister, Moe Fred New York Arrivals—Errja, Copenhagen; home at the Hoyt Ave. address vilis §: : ! |Rankin, Indianapolis; an One Gey. Hatry Taylor, Brfmerhaven; Ja-( for, 58 ears. ske; Stanley, Joyce Graves; Arthur. lawn Cemetery, Brownsburg. P ? {alca. Duerto Barrios; Puerto Rico, San| Js ye Louise Wittman: William. Thelma Je #2» |grandchild. Juan. | Surviving are two brothers, kins; Peter, Aglaia ries. i apni — New York Departures — LaGuardia, Gi- c BE Girls MRS. PERRY SCOTT (VIOLA |braltdr; Robin Goodfellow, Capetown; Walter 8. and F: Elbert, both of | |Ctbao, Cristobal; Mormacstar, Santos Indianapolis, a niece, Miss MarAt St. Franels—Paris, Connie Richardson; IREY) MASH, 72, of 631 Gerard E gar + wan San Francisco Arrivals — Mormacdown. i.e Glass, West Lafayette, and ons, enn Margaret Henschen; Paul Dr. Services at 3 p. m. Wednes- {Buenos Aires; N. M. Guhin, Chester; Siig ol :

3 lly, Ve Foster, | - . . . Amant BI unk. Norma. Beckwith: day in Flanner & Buchanan Mor- Myiag in Franklin

Be Dotti aia, “Sars tary. | vd: narles, ’ i" Dorothy oye! a I Vin James, | : o ” . | Times State Service Dorothy Walker. © oo: cit-| EVERETT SOCKS, 53, of 1317 FRANKLIN, Sept. 10—Services yor Katherine’ Mitchell “john, Sarah Barth Ave., an employee of E. C. for Edgar F. Swank, owner of the : Robert, Mary Herronn : Es AL heist Cecil, Wilma Grubbs: Os- Atkins & Co. 28 years. Services Swank Department Store here 17 car. Lemona Eneland Join, | Marsha at 1:30 p. m.” tomorrow in the years, will be at 10:30 a. m. ~ . J oe ) 8. . : 2 “hi era Hensley: "Roser, Barbera Huff J. C. Wilson Chapel of the Chimes, Wednesday '‘n the Flinn Funeral : 3 Ja . Betty es : orried, ie ey i »q nn rie: Richard, Doris Maguire. Burial, Dunkard Cemetery, Arca Home here. Burial will be in Oak At St. Vincent’s—Norris, Dorothy Williams; dia. Hill Cemetery at Crawfordsville. Charles, Lorena Black: Samuel, Dorothy ” - » : Carlton; George. Dorothy Million: Wil Mr. Swank, a native of Craw-| t on: . -1 "RE ISON 7 Ham, ud Re "Constance Evans;| FRED B. JOHNSON, 62, of 47 fordgville .and manager of a deWilliam, Roselyn Power. Schiller St. telephone operator partment store there before com-| DEATHS for the Indianapolis Union Rail-\ijng to Franklin, died yesterday in| Emma Holland, 61, at 2618 N. Rural [F084 27 years. Services at 1:30/johnson County Memorial Hoscarcinoma p. m. Wednesday in the G. H.|pjtal. .He was 72. Florence Baker, 58, at 543 W. 11th, cere- Herrmann Funeral Home. Burial, ra emorrnage. Bula Buchanan, 58, at 637 W. Michigan, New Palestine Cemetery. eumonia » I Shading, 85 at 305 N West, = 2 2 teridsclerosis. i S FIN ¢ 7 whileraecleros ser, 60. at 1102 N. Emer-| JAMES FINGERS, 39. of 887 son, carcinoma. W. 9th 8t., a spotter for Davis Rites Tomorrow Cleaners. Services and burial in|

John 8, Stewart, 56, at General, rheumatic: heart. ‘ Times State Service James H. Courtney, 78, at 2705 Shriver, N : ow Pasylle Tema, | LAFAYETTE, Sept. 10—ServBernar ernon ent. 31. - Lr J wlthware, multiple sclerosis, carcinoma.| MRS. MINNIE A. MARIS, 84,/ices for Edward C. Stair, associTr radiey, , & réneral, E . si For aey Edwin Slavens, 65, at 4843 College, of R. R. 17, Indianapolis. Services ate professor of horticulture at arteriosclerotic heart. ’

Mabel Mae Haber, 52, at Long, carcinoma./at 11 a. m. Wednesday in Flanner purdue University, will be in the Kenia Schaffner, 61, at 6301 Washington.|e Buchanan Mortuary. Burial, First Methodist Church here at

{noma. Jip i Crown Hill. 110:30 a. m. tomorrow. Burial will {be in Brook, Ind. uts pa: ’ Federal Grand Jury Puts ps. cio Burned 10! judge in vegetable and fruit fields

Ralph Capone ‘On Ice’ P P | FRANKLIN, Ind, Sept, at Indiana county fairs for many

CHICAGO, Sept. 10 (UP)—A|(UP)—Dr. John 8. Williams, pas- years, di¢d Saturday in his home federal grand jury will begin tor of the First Presbyterian i "geo Lafayette. He was 61.

lr hi Services © Rites Set for Mrs. Duffey, Browns Win Over Bears |Z Lives Lost. And Child Traffic Victim y Teacher Here 20 Years

: the Indianapolis public schools 20 her husband, The officer died Saturday en Oinas 4 [op |years, -will be at 9:30 a. m. to- Harry E. a retired postal super.

morrow in

Services for Thomas Lathrop, gud atl &, 10.

Home and at 9 a. m. in Littleiriging with Sgt. Bethel Gaither former Indianapolis and Kokomo | Calv |Flower “Catholic Church. Burial\wag involved in an accident. Sgt. : “lin Calv

i rae oe cls . ; {Assumption : juries and is in Ceneral Hospital. {Burial will be in Masonic Ceme- ijl, and a nephew of Mrs. Duf- Miss Ella K. Glass fey will officiate.

killed , Saturday when his head gjoux City. Ia. He was 45. He was her home, 3151 Graceland Delphi, graduated from She was 66.

in Beanblossom Mortuary. tended Wabash College. N.Y.

In 1940 he entered the radio 99 Years ago.. : h business and moved to Sioux City.|ate of Manual High School, and lof the child's 'home, 1242 8. Tre- In 1949 he organized the Lathrop the old ® chool.

study at Columbia University.

here in |Schools 18, 8 and 41.

Pa- and Paul Cathedral, the church's Fidelity

{ Thomas Jefferson, Far East: Las

Edward C. Stair |

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Serviceg for’ Mrs. Mary Ellen altar society and the Saturday teacher in Afternoon Literary Club. . Surviving are

the Kirby Mertuary visor; two sons, Joseph a. and in"88. Peter and William H., all of Indianapolis; a

athedral. Burial will be brother, William A. Rochford, ° ary Cemetery. Calgary, Canada, and one-grand-Msgr. P. A. Brisse, rector of child. » :

Cathedral, Evans-

Mrs. Duffey died

Saturday in 3 ' I" Dies at Home Miss Ella K. Glass, a fire ipShe was born in' Hogansburg, surance agent for many years, and came to Indianapolis died yesterday in her home, 1143 She was a gradu- Hoyt Ave. She was 67. Services will be at Indianapolis Normal wednesday in the -She had done graduate pyuneral Home.

Crown Hill. She was a graduate of Manual High School and a member of

She was a member of SS. Peter the Edwin Ray M. E. Church-and Rebekah Lodge 227,

2 p.m, J. C. Wilson Burial will be in

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Tryons in the 6th inning, 5 all. |100-mile championship race at|CTeated from 1539 so 1674.

Then, doubles by Dick Campbell the Michigan State Fair. and Bobby Stephens broke the! He broke the track record by, dead lock and Mallorys led, 7-5.|finishing the grind in one hour, In the ninth they padded their 11 minutes and 44 seconds, just lead with two runs. lone minute less than the record The Fall Creek Athletics ended|Set 1ast year by Henry Banks. the season yesterday by losing to| At the 70-mile mark, Russo’s the Solitude Senators of Solitude,!0il pressure dropped to zero, and

Ind. 4 to 1. {he finished the remaining 30 Mallory AA. 000 122 202— 9 17 1 miles without oil. ® ryons 200 120 001— 6 7 3 ; Dietz, Lease 61 ahd Don Campbell,’ Tony Beitenhausen of Tilney £1 foc 8tull: Roeder and Thompson. Park. Ill

ran out of gasoline | while leading the field and only

Jersey Joe Defends {three miles short of the checkered iflag. He came in fourth.

Boxing Sport, IBC Walt Faulkner, Los Angeles,

WASHINGTON, Sept. 10 (UP) {was second and Mike Nazaruk of -—Heavyweight Champion Jersey Long Island, N. Y., was third. Joe Walcott defended boxing as|

“one of the mation’s finest and| : most honorable sports” as ne NeW Mark Set NBC television show, American] Forum of the Air, discussed 1ast| At W. 16th Track night whether or not Congress; d : : ! ; stands to for should investigate the ring sport. | yp 2 a a a. aay St. Walcott, who won the heavy- Speedway. weight title on his fifth try, said| Jack Farris set the new mark

he did not believe that the Inter-|,¢ 7.58.60 last night. Second

Fational Boxing Club was a mo-|;1ace in the feature went to Low-

o lell Cuminings and Frankie RoessSen. Harry P. Cain (R. Wash.) |jer third. Heat® winners were,

said that Walcott’'s five title i arris. B chances indicated the sport needed un ge Farms. be To Tucker investigating. won the first semifinal and Bud 4 {Moneymaker the second. Tag Match Set | © At the: Speedrome, Jessie Plum-

| mer captured the 35-lap stock car On Armory Mat Card feature in 8:28.12. Second place Bobby Managoff and “Wild went to Dick Ent, followed by Bill” Longson will be on opposite | Darel Dieringer. sides in an Australian tag-team | The semifinal was won by match headlining tomorrow Fred Brummley. Dale Yeley took night's Armory wrestling card. . |the ophy gash Heal Winners Longson will have young Billy | A*7 wi om AL well, Al McDaniels in his corner while “aTter an be ns. Managoff will be paired with Otto

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