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3 . . 5 » y . 9 . = x ’ $ d a > : : ’ Gir . = BE 1 MONDAY, OCT. 8, 1951. — THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES oe 23 ’ — PAGE: 13 2 . ; : , : - { ’ : . K 3 ‘ vr . . ; J -® 2 > ® i Football With Chie Re 4 Midgets Headline | # ey 2 , % v | ; 4 ~~ Forns O PHOT Browns mich. state Looking “rece... AVI WIR on . " Hh ; : a y. | IC ° a eo 00 Ing : |. Sky Low Low and Toni Thumb lis & 4 | ’ « - [ , « L ; : : - i ¥ "ar ° y will battle Little Beaver and Get Your Cash 3 ™ . > teammate Tiny Roe in an Aus- » S t : ! U o ° 3 Salary Is At Pasa ena in 53 tralian tag-team match between, ow Immediately, od p OM : ; . $ y - y he ® Television. Sets 8 a ur ay at ° & l y ene Fomg see! . ? : Head Tor RANK Lrany, Dame ! joiaget ip ery ® Fur Coats eTransits : .. ; - - TRE: ) 3 night's Armory wres bd ® (loth Coats ® Trunks t | NOTRE DAME S first performance under lights proved” 5 weaver will tackle the ® Jewelry + ¢ Diamonds - u a3 ! satisfactory Friday evening. ' P 4 |Jungte Boy and newcbmer Bob ® Men's Suits © Watches > {AS § Despite the ‘score our lads knew they were in a redl Yiakate will face Larry Chene in gf e Cameras ¢ Ovsrconts . : : . : other bouts. ® Shotgun ® Radios For St Louis ‘good ball game. Detroit has a well-drilled, sure-tackling ed NE es Loca ge {team which fs just a bit shy on : o Ty swriters ¢ Tools $ Gs |depth. They made it a very good champs, and here we have Texas Face Glenwood Next Elestrle Sewing Machines 2 Calta Wines |game and they A. & M. They did a fine job in Ts. tn a Electric Refrigerators | | never gave up— So beating one of the. nation’s best. Fresh from a 25 to 0 victory ” rere , NEW YORK, Oct. 8 — I fact they were dt Oklahoma stopped two big Over Ohio Military Saturday, Parx Musical Instruments y Rogers Hornsby, one of base-| tougher in the [ihresis within the 20-yard line in Hetioot Ericders SRR om today u ’ A 12 fous th quarter ithe first quarter but the Aggies n preparation ior elr nes home. 0 ball's all-time greats, signed 0% ts aries \were not to be denied. This vic- 83me With Glenwood School of t a three-year contract to man-| i, the first. j tory tightens the Southwestern Chicago. ’ age the St. Louis Browns today As was to be ; Conference race as other leading] The Windy-City gridders will TLE TER at the highest salary ever paid expected, our contenders, Texas, Baylor and meet Coach. Seward Wilshire's ; gril ai s by the club. team was not in : Southern Methodist all registered squad on the Park fleld SaturBill Veeck, the same frame ; Enbressive victories outside the day. - f | ce. CET fa . a 3 pSW President of of mind as Uey & 7 | ag | ETS SA YS SS SN SOS OL SLL the Browns, an were against In 4 i 4 nounced Horns- |diana, but they Leahy UPSETS of the day were gained Every Laundry Service . . . Every Dry Cleaning Service ANTAL ANY by's signing, but did try very : by Southern California as they hp Sagi By A tin Lk Thay Pompom pare knocked off coast co-favorite, | Q’ . . - : - . y QUARTERBACK IN GUIDING As a matter of portance was the fact that no Washington, in a thriller; Missts- For Convenience and LN WIN OveR fact, Hornsby | serious injuries resulted. Barring sippi State defeated Georgia, and, | ° QURCH. was fired from {misfortune during the week's once again, Georgia Tech fooled . : his job as man- | practice sessions we shall be at many people by beating Kentucky. | Economv—Both— | rv n- ager of the Seat- | full strength for Sup bg Jone I think that Bobby Dodd is, v / “en tle, Wash., Pacif- (WB tem Methodis on doing one of his greatest jobs| 0 llc Coat League . gorsnby y. (With a young team. Following the TIFFANY [Club last week #8 9 : Detroit game our Notre Dame lfor - refusing to tell the club, THE Friday night game had players took a bus to Ann Arbor | ... |whether he'd réturn next year. many advantages and it afforded to watch Stanford defeat Michi-! by Ing 5.4 4 # . me- an opportunity to catch an'gan We haven't had a chance to ree- uar er nis f ted HORNSBY and Veeck are in early Saturday plane 10 Dallas, get their reaction as yet but re «|New York for the World Series. Tex. to See ou BOR! Noe y they certainly must have seen Our Most Popular ’ i : D 3 n ine aletnodqist a : . | Hornsby said he wil name his ponent; South amp 2 fine ball game.. It looks as if Laundry Service g coaching assistants later. e Er a vm aik is getting his new ; : : a5 33 8 ( 2 The 55-year-old member of SE A Jeares men pretty well indoctrinated as Everything Washed—Really CLEAN. ns ] SZ Z s ’ > SE8 dar : : . \ { GA baseball's Hall of Fame, Was One® oo, “go iners. Saturday they it took a drive by a fighting Bed, Bath and Table Linens IRONED. i o> of the game's greatest all-time J Northwestern team to edge out jeces > 1 5 ¢ ; ior 1 e showed themselves to be a strong 4p (fancy pieces finished BY HAND) / 7 ’ of 4 ; batters. His lifetime major Fague all.around test as HEY Unoov. e Black Knights 20 to 13. Wearing Apparel FLUFF DRIED 8 | 2 A Nt - he L yey a a amt ll tae AH 3 wr grvatl Eimnelo Bin on bis ered two fine running backs in|, Wns won one of its most] PP ' SEs . EE tr 5-7 S77 I. vomit wi aE A A ee TE RS humps ins 2) on a important games they de da an sis cru ver Tus BY ROBERTSON seven seasons six of them in suc: Deron Mussenwhite -and Jerry; 3 as they defeated) Telephone LY. 1327 All LOOKED LIKE HIS OLD SELF. re pl will 80 ranking Wisconsin 14 to 10. cession between 1920 and 1925. Orton. Our defensive plans This centers the Big Ten il Routeman Will Call it. He will be making his fifth try have to be altered to meet this|) ont on the Illini. Th spot-| t as a major league manager. He strong double barrelled attack.| , the Wav. de . - ey may. go| S ey - bossed the Cardinals in 1925 and And their defense is excellent.|n “oo oo pene ng on how : A «AND BILL GASPAROVIC, 1926, the Braves in 1928, the Cubs They held Ohio State to ome ;'g after their lossy > ce | ATACKLE, WAS A | in 1930, '31 and '32, and the|touchdown and then shutout the y. . ow STANDOWY ON Browns from 1933 through 1937. Missourians. ’ { 1 3 an : aun x ng OLFENSE But this Wii Be he first time he £2 a # : Amateur Football : . \won’t be a playing manager. | TOP COACHING honors for goortsman: z ox] i 7» the week-end are shared by ferday: Mayer Chapel “14. Eiht Bats | 425 North Senate 5 | HIS best luck was managing Biggie Munn of Michigan State Indians Reformatory 20. Soest Trojans 0. UNOS SOOO SUBURB IONOTOOTIOT b |{the Cardinals to the National and Ray George at Texas A. & Jo ——— " a —— A xe Be | League pennant and a World M. These two coaches beat teams : gE {FOR Pw, {Series triumph in 1926. frequently considered as national . » 1 Ah ) {| Famed as “The Rajah,” Horns- championship contenders. In de- 8 0 egiate an ro essiona oot d | onder Yok |by batted over .400 three times feating Ohio State the Michigan [ancy sTEPME ro |during his career.. He hit .401 State team served additional LI. : | : ogy Mien 1624 and 403 in notlce on the Big Ten that they ames . . . In Your Own Living Room! 1925, ~ will be Pasadena possibilities in 3 v. ® ® * ° . “I'm tickled to death to be their freshman year, 1953. In . : . —— | back in St. Louis again,” Hornsby the Big Ten, when a team beats : ot In Indianapolis Vital Statistics lzaid. “We'll have an improved Michigan and Ohio State on cona a ' . ‘Chast x st sn isn Must Webnes iclub, you can count on that. We secutive Saturdays, I don’t see MILLION he MARRIAGE LICENSES Yorraine Or iares Martin 22h N*De Quincey. Wiadies Society Indianapolis Saenger. intend to keep the best players how they can be kept out of the : al Lind. 32. Frankia. © se S30 p.m saturday £78 of TTL we have now ‘and get $id of thei naijon's No. 1 spol. 45, they can r . . WH : 5194 urn; relia - rorst. » he Betty Dormer, 36. 870 University Ave aianapolis | tern BIRTHS "res a great rebuilding job, and det rs defend ational PR f T George Stone, 21, U. 8. Army; Joan Me- “A318. ry 2% $3, Sortawesen TWINS ’ asa gre g Job, eleatec '1e detenc —— Hn! Kimey, 18. 1028 Division, Jack Reynoids. 26, 1833 Minnesota: Frances At G L-Fritz. Elizabeth Massey. boy Bill (Veeck) and I are just start- : rim . at James Andrews, 18, 1925 Charles: Billte “275 000“ F" 561 "Raymond : A Generh tT, mhaghetn Y ing to talk it over.” Jo Vermilion, 17, 718 Beecher gas rie 3 OO RC waide: Busan T° BOYS g ; . n= RODeH SO Shoat Co nora Nel- sisson, 19. Pine Hall Si ais cima At Methodist—Leo, Betty Sebastian, Wil- 8 8a WATCH REPAIRIN a James ‘Dell, 22. R. R. 10; Helen Robertson, AL eg Sr Wma liam. Helen Bright; Joseph Katherine| VEECK said he had sought | " in dl Be ves 32. 2338 N° Pentsylvaniai Patricia Daiton. Robert. Virsinia Brun. Hornsby ever since he took over | J ain Springs ay pciiry Vothiny’ 35 LK park ave ‘351% © DeRTide| pemer, Howard, Dovotts Shaw) Chet: the club presidency. Crystal Wilhite, 17. 4156 Coliege. = lary Crutcher, JL of NX Shaman Di | Alessnter ie Mar.| . ADY resemblance between the ® (rowns © Siems 3 Renin = Mich Anny: Many af MIN Capitol Ave, ine ee Hand Cae aries Old Browns and the new ones | Immediate Service of Edward Snyder. 23. U. B. Army; Rhoda 'viilam Finkle 54 1711 Prospect; Mary Britton; Glenn. Wanda Whicker, Robert, wil] he strictly coincidental,” All Watches Friar, 10, 811 N. Kevst Brennan, 61, 1023 8B 8tat Viola Higgins; Zoltan, Maris Veegh; J Tested on Dee's 18- Sere Lone Jutnes Stratton NU. 5 Amy: Frances, George. Mary Wheiden. Garladd. Kath- Veeck joked. “Rogers was our | Time-O-Graph wo | Chester Kurrasen, 23. 431 Arnolds; Ruth ay ‘Coteman—Joseph. Joan Beutsugh: Her- Number one choice all the way—/} ~ Yon al coil State Hospital| GSIt Marlon Ka:ol: Chatles. Byivia Lsun- ithe guy we saw first and the guy vd Rosemary Taylor, 17, Central Btate ad Bran. Sadie Parker : N we really wanted. in [ui SENAL as RB 3 Tris Wilson. 10. M0 Fiaucls—jokn, Aflene LYNCH Noe! “This is the dawn of a new era DA he La Rtacton. 33. South. Bend: Mary] JERS; Gorden, Barta grow. Charles in Browns history,” Veeck pre- Frail “SX an vo clon, 28. South Bend Central avail? General_Billy. Yyonne Warner, Rob- - dicted. ARIAT) fon e Novice Okiec, 26. 330 E Henerey » oe et, Avice (nse TRL ho Sogers, EE ——— 0 te Sheltor , 33 U . R¥: } { Walker, 23 1050 Reisner. = era At Home —James, Elizabeth Matthews, 3660 College Football Pagl Torasia, Ji, S100 Prospect: Maly) Nees aby, Fiorenes Cuskley: Jor ~ (SUNDAY GAMES) : ess, 2 r e n—Joh 1 C : . } } : : : william Orpaugh. 2 Taos Parker; Betty Monelle Hn George, Doroihy Oakley. ottawa.14, Bethel 6 Sox. | ! ia an Gall G camp. 34 1525 * Bradbury Ave Woodley; Hubert. Marian Belden; Jonn. aT 36. Camp Pendleton = . \ Ef Aemgl poems Tavler. 2, 0 Lanington, ol Eoroe mooi CON BEvev, Shtcier| Dh. trench (Pe) 13. Kings 12. ich EPRI | oe Colin es Neal | WHE giant. Sci SRE Linh ma —- | DIVORCE SUITS FILED "Ryze. Matearel Weld, Ralmione, Joasse _ s 4 | § $ i. Rein, » Ru le; lijam, Velda ; ; i Noyma. Medaris: Jerome vs. eakly, Howard Mary Harvey. John, | ] LIGHTWEIGHT |» Suste v s Emmanuel Haynes: a0 Heihoalsi — Theodore. Vs Far Cox: | r r Jer vs wr t - OMmas. 0 0 us handler Marvin, | * FELTS for FALL Ve Howard Weeks: Clara ve | ioiena Rulledse: Richard. joan Dugan pat Ingo a a Yeo Rai? william, Katherine Deakin. | -_ = 0 euf: Rosemary vs. John Farrell AL 3k Franeiy Qeivin, Seniesa, Nord. A vs. Katherine Crooks. & olt; Orles. call. Lia Ham, ~ HARRY LEVINSON ... 0 ==== Nan Tl Rt Hlinois & Market IN Penn. oo B10 PG BSP 9% DEATHS | A - . a ll Snes j Anus M aa) feu, 83, at Methodist, | Lora Cheit. 2 at 1316 E. 16th, cerebral] Susie Lamar, 49, at 1219 Cornell, cardio-| " ~ : ie {Wayne M. Harryman, 52, st Methodist, # : X . | myocardial infarction. | i 85 : : | myocardial failure. 80, at 43 8. ig | LADIES! ; | : 3 Wrertisements « : Bhastt 0 Bl A Sap He | WASHINGTON CHEVROLET No fg ma . { 3 No - . | OXYGEN THERAPY ! 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