Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 October 1951 — Page 17

"OCT. '15, 1951 tl y e other league game, Cornell, 42-6 winner

ard, will try to make fourth victim,

| Valley — Oklahoma nd Drake, each unieague, chsh in only p, ” n ” EK SIX—Colorado Ag. meet Utah State this ile Utah (1-0) tries ace against Denver,

er of top notch iInterzames are on tap. Inhat Michigan 8tatete clash, headliners Kentucky-Villanova, yn-Illinois, Northwest Fordham-San Franb Boston College-De-

op games this week Brown-Colgate, Dart. racuse, Delaware-Tem-Cross-NYU, Princeette, Minn esota-Ne-aylor-Texas Tech, Mi-.)-Washington and George Washingtonest.

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13 to 7 triumph over

»r pitched for one score two that way as Dartquered Army, 28 to 14, s flipped the 25-yard pass with two minutes a movie thriller 14 tn. win over Florida. But

hoofed the placement e in quite handy. : » = . .

dentified as C. O. Broelped put the foot back as he booted a 15-yard which gave Baylor a sion over Arkansas, le, there was some ned” play, like in the homa ground cruncher only three passes and

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MONDAY, OCT: 15, 1951

Saturday in South Bend

Only Lippy Can Solve This One

By MILTON RICHMAN United Press Sports Writer

" VALHALLA, N.Y. Oct. 16 —Sal Yvars, the last “out” in the 1951 World Series, was’

among the first today to question some of IL.eo Durocher's alleged’ amazing moves. * Ordinarily, third-string catchers don't question their manager's strategy, but Yvars is no ordipary third-string catcher. | “What I'd like to know,” Sal spoke up, “is why Durocher made! me warm the bench so much, even when I showed him I could hit the few times he gave me a chance? “I'd also like to know what he! was saving me for in the World Series? “I figure I can play regularly! in the majors—but I can’t unless I get the chance.”

= n 5 THE only man who could give him a satisfactory reply never has. That would me Durocher. Yvars batted a solid .317 in the 25 games he was permitted to play for the Giants this year, including two homers and two doubles among his 13 base hits. Time after time in the Series Duro¢her passed 3

bespectacled Bill Rigney, who had an undernourished season mark of 235.

WT ” ” . AT LEAST three other National league clubs have indicated they will jump at the chance to get the husky New Yorker, but the Giants are loathe to let him go. “We consider Yvars an exceedingly capable catcher,” said one Giant spokesman, “and we feel he'll help our club.” “That's great to hear,” replied Sal, glancing at his new-born twins in their crib, “but how can

I help either the club or myself ¢/

by wearing out the seat of my pants on the bench?”

All-Stars Trip | Air Base, 14-0

Times State Service DANVILLE, Oct, 15—The Tryon All-Stars, behind the running and passing of Quarterback Dave Peterson and Halfback Lou Weidekamp., blanked the Camp Atterbury Air Base, 14 to 0, yes-

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IU-Purdue

Ducats on Sale TICKETS for the Indiana-

James Sips by

Purdue game, Nov. 24, have al- Ruttman at Salem | ways been as hard to draw as y | | an inside straight. But now for |« Times State Service the first time since World War | SALEM, Ind, Oct. 15--Roaring| II the rare ducats are available |neck-'n-neck in the 25th lap Joe to the public. James edged out Trov Ruttman

They're being sold at the (in the AAA sprint-car feature Bush-Callahan Sporting Goods here yesterday, Co. ° James crossed the finish line Tickets are also on sale for less than a car length ahead of the Indiana -Illinois game the pressing Ruttman.

Jimmy Daywalt, Wabash, spun out on the fourth lap and bowled over a photographer, Neither Daywalt nor the cameraman was injured. > {

(Homecoming) Oct. 27 and the Indiana - Michigan State game (Dad's Day) Nov, 17, Cincinnati Reds Get ee Two Rookie Hurlers Sharman Passes Up

BUFFALO, N. Y,, Oct. 15 (UP) Wi aseball —Sale of promising Rookie Pitch- Winter Baseb

ers Tom Acker and Moe Savran- _ BOSTON, Oct. 15 UB = The sky to the Cincinnati Reds was Boston Celtics: of the National g 1 > Basketball Association added

disclosed today by Gen. Manager Leo T. Miller of the International League Buffalo Bisons.

baseball player Bill Sharman to their roster today just before be-

Miller said that in exchange for ginning a New England exhibi- : “0 tion tour at Houlton. Me. the two, both with the Bisons x : o t during” the 1951" campaign, Baf- Sharman, who belongs to the falo received ” : Brooklyn Dodgers, gave up a

an undisclosed amount-of cash and James Bolger, highly regarded rookie outfielder from Charleston in the Class A Central league.

chance to play baseball in Cuba this winter to sign with the Celtics and will appear in the first

timore Bullets tonight.

within a few weeks, eran minor league baseball man“I expect to have an announce- ager, was the new pilot for the ment within the next few weeks. Nashville Vols of the Southern But at the moment I'm not at Association today. liberty to say any more about Larry Gilbert, vice president it,” he said. He added however, yng general manager of the Vols, that his future should be settled sald Poland, who has been conbefore the winter meetings nected with the New York Giants which come early in December.” for four years, replaces Don Os-

v.. 17 oo = borne. Nashville has a working Major H. S. Games

{agreement with the Giants. . Poland formerly was a catcher In State This Week THURSDAY — Anderson at Indianapolis

for the Indianapojis Indians. Howe; Gary Mann at Gary Froebel, Evans- rai |

ville Bosse at Evansvflle Mater Dei, Brazil at Terre Haute Gerstmeyer

British Heavy in Like

FRIDAY—Elwood at Alexandria, Hart- 1 ford City 2 Wabash, Rochester at Hun- For Big Bout i tingion. Monticello at Logansport, Per , \ =| ‘at Tipton. Valparaiso -t Plymoyth, Colym- DORTMUND, Germany, Oct. 15 bus at Rushville, Richmond ut Conners-

(UP)—Heavyweight Johnny Wil-| liams of England was expected to get an important London fight on! Dec. 4 despite the fact he was|

ville, Franklin at Greensburg, Martinsville at Bloomington U.. Shelbyville at Seymour, Indianapolis Cathedral at Southport, Indi anapollis Broad Ripple at indianapolis Tecn. Kokomo at Frankfort, Crawfordsville at Lafayette, Muncie Centrgl at Evansville

exhibition game against the Bal-

Reitz, Royerton at New Castle, East Chicago Roosevelt at Gary Wallace, Gary Emerson at East Chicago Washington, Gary Tolleston at Hammond Tech, Hammond Clark at Mishawaka. South Bend Central at Elkhart, Ft. Wayne Central Catholic at Ft. Wayne North. South Bend Washington at Goshen, Michigan City at South Bend Adams, Washington at Bedford, Bicknell at Princetdn.

held to a draw here vesterday by|

Heinz Neuhaus of Germany.

Williams, second - ranking | heavyweight in the British Em-! pire, entered the ring at Rote Erde| Stadium favored at 11-5 to beat!

; ¢ Tr = = He retired temporarily from Rue ’ Cleveland Farm basketball last season when the * . o tols isDirector, Resigns Wagiington Capiloly Were dis { CLEVELAND, 0.; Oct. 15-{UP) EE rsh —Harold (Muddy). Ruel was a man without a job today fdllow Hugh Poland Named ‘ing his resignation Jast, nj Lie < “Ng ile. et Hes 3 ER Fadl Nebr lo. 2A Tenn. SR. Club's farm system, but he (up) " Hugh Poland. seed And hinted he might have a new job grain business operator and vet-

I Death Notices IID AER Shirley Services

KERCHEVAL -M}s, Nellie E LORENZ —Josepn F,

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Harry, age 70

AY Sunda A SHIRLEY SERVICE, BENTON- Gilbert. Noah, 2137 N, New Jersey St.’ husband of Helen, son of Lewis Benton, brother of Mrs, Ruth Ray, Mrs. Dorothy Conti, Mrs Mi i IWersock Mrs Louise § s. Marie George, Mrs, t, Arthur and Floyd Eugen nton. departed this life Saturday, age 24. Services Tuesday Oct. 16, at MOORE & KIRK BE! DAVIS CHAPEL, 6112 W. Washinge= ton 8t at 10 a. m,” Burial Crown Hill. Priends invited BLAND ~The Rev. Frank Landers, 1018 Oliver Ave. Beloved husband of Mary Bland, father of Lucile Hargraves “of Bloomington, Ind; Ruth Bailey and Edith Willoughby of Ine

dianapolis; Robert Bland of /New Ore

and Silas Balnd brother of Ell v :

Ind

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12:30 p. m1. at the BEANBLOS=SOM MORTUARY, 1321 W. Ra Final serv 2 p. m, a Symaria Cen

Ind Burial Sym tinsville paper

CAIN-—Michael Henry, 22 W St husband of ‘Mrs. Helen G, r of Mrs. Dorothy Markey, Mrs, Courtney, Mrs, Marjorie Newand . Michael -H. Cain Jr, “Mary J. Cain and-Arthur n ed Saturday at his res Funeral Tuesday 8:30 at t MORTUARY, Mer 9 a ih pp Chureh:

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DOWLING— William J Bill f Mrs Marguerite R n of Mrs. Joh J. M Ri

fe uy and Wm, Frar lis, and James Texas, passed away home, 510 N. Meridian BLACKWELL FUNERAL N. Meridian St, Tuesday Oct. 16, 9:45 a.m. Requiem mass SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral, 10 a. m. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.

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FORREST-—Marguerite Bertha, widow of Samuel Thomas Forrest, mother of Charles B. Forrest, and_sister of Hanna M. Hillman, passed away at the home of her son, 4601 E. 65th 8t. Priends. may call at the J. C. WILSON CHAPEL OF THE CHIMES after 6 p. m. Monday. Privale serve ices Wednesday, 1:30 p. m.

GOLAY—Eugene, age 78, beloved hus~ band of Nellie and father of R. W, Golay. Hollywood, Fla., and Mrs, Charles Jefferson, Washington, D. C, Also survived by 3 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren. passed away Sunday. Funeral services ‘Wednesday, Oct. 17, 1:30 p.m. at the residence. 1510 Prospect. Priends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at the residence any time after 6 p. m, Monday For further information call MEYER & ABDON. GOODWIN —Reba M., 43 years, of 1809 N. Alabama St., wife af John Goodwin, sister of Mrs. M. M. Myer, Mrs. Tom Ivy of Wyoming and Mrs. Tom McDow of Nappanee, Ind., Lloyd DeArmond of Elkhart, Ind, and Bryan DeArmond of city, passe away Sunday. Friends may call at the JORDAN FUNERAL HOME, 2428 E. 10th St., Monday from noon until 10 vb. m. Services and burial McGehee,

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re cknslh Shine Bloomington the N ° | Ark. terday Mitchell, Vincennes en neury at . 9 Germany hea ) eight, | HENSCHEN Harry C,, age 81 120% ine As the LoBi- y. van at Clinton, Dugger a Portland Put Neuhaus’ strong finish evened] Voodlawn, d of but hine b 8 Peterson, a former Anderson a Bludion Colonia Ciro ry the 10-round ong Some 30 000| hy DUR Lr aa 0 i. College. star, and Weidekamp of (Ft. Wayne Concordia at New Haven, * ’ | Henschen, uncle of Mrs. Bessie T an & . Marion at Ft. Wayne Central. Lima, O.. fans attended. Marks, Mrs. Rosalie Carson of ValSe N coil Butler University teamed for South at Ft. Wayne South, Gary Roosevelt _— paraiso. Ind., passed away Friday HREN of } orthwest- ” . {at Hammond Noll, West Lafayette at { p.m. Friends may call at the ROB- . "hdowna both Tryon touchdowns. The Rensselaer, Indianapolis Manual at Ben Cit C H S | ERT W. STERLING FUNERAL 1 out two touchdowns first came on a Peterson bass to Davis, Indianapolis Sacred Heart at WilY), ounty «Je | HOME. 1420 Prospect St., after Sunrds in 28 tries for a 21- S 8 pass {Knightstown, Indianapolis Shortridge at . ¢ day noon. neral services Tuesday, : End John Turner who lateraled Indianapolis ‘Washington. Football Card This Week 10:30 at the funeral home. ver Minnesota. 04s Sk to Weidekamp SATURDAY — LaPorte at South Bend i Jiszewski gained 242 o - .

The second marker was a 32yard Peterson-to-Weidekamp pass. Jim Warrenburg, also an ex-But-

a m. Friends invited. Burial Washington Park ys 351 yards in a 42-to-

Riley, Jeffersonville at Evansvtile Central t of Washington State.

Tuesday Deaf School at Plainfield Charlton, 8 vm.

From AAA to Class D ° Thu

HOPKINS—John 8., age 42 of 535

i Vinton St., husband of Edna, fa~ rsday | : : Howe vs. Anderson at.Tech, 8 b. ther of Marlene, step-father of Mrs. oN MeBatrs. Dea THE SMU. AERIAL CRCUS ¢& — COLUMBUS, 0., Oct. 15 (UP) ove op Friday’ TP & PT Dolores Reedy. Mrs. Betty Britt. Son . y . ler player, booted both conver- 2 MOOSE HAD SMALL irds Prana Jrove at Soeedway. 8 p.m, | Beat Eerhins Brother Chatles 1 Bill Albrecht all were sions : MADE THE DAYA MEMORABLEL 3 Er E—O CAUSE FOR BACK —The Columbus Red birds Bh Momus pes Das, ior i Hit Andrey Jobin Sept. Ban and + Washington crushed : st 2 ONE 9 a rl bli bgt 4 re ———— SLAPPING AS nounced yesterday the outright Coarse Sniey op > brother's residence, 543 Vinton St. to 6. WE

assignment of Infielder Joe Ali- Tuesday, 8:30 a. m. St. John's Church

————— —— —— T "= ecatur entral at awrence Central i i SKETWHED iN "THE PRESS BOX. D t C exceptions were all tod Big I tan g 1 in a week-end where ,

GAME PROGRESSED

perto to the Albany Club of the

m. 9 a Burial Holy Cross. LAUCK Pike Township at Franklin Township SERVICE. = eh W LT Pct TPOP a Class D Georgia-Florida League. Shred. Heart at Knightstown Morton) KERCHEVAL- Mrs Nellie E. of 310 y 3 1 { . 0 J 1 1 — ‘o “a BE Memorial. Pp. m, { v 8 ad, beloved wife o Wit on Dass, pass, Dass fliony mies! 3 3 100 14 1 TRE APIA Sg * p hishinglon Vi. Sturiridee at €vo. 3) Thomas W Yercherss admelner of t and pray. Michigan 38 8 ]%¢ 31 4a Classified ad in The Indian- Three in Race Ol m % Tr Givin Rochester Waren Central at Noblesville, 8 p.m. Harriett Skibbe and Arthur Skibbe —— C . : i . - - > xr > x v eal School at Knox, 8 p. m. | of Indianapolis. passed away Satur b I Qhio State 24 30 § ,5 apolis Times. svt gn : NEW YORK. Oct. 15. (UP)— Y Wilda Saturday. day Funeral {rom SHIRLEY BROTH. r Footba Indiana .. 81.8 ‘oo 14 3 service and speedy action. 4... Che 1952 world tournament of Crispus Attucks at Danville. Il. Schlar- | ERs IRVING HILL CHAPEL, sat Store League Results: 10. DRDO, .aern 91% %% i 3 PLaza 5551 the National Baseball Congress, ® : - Pon. Entombment Crown Hill’ Mauat 1 or! C 3 arent rete — — ——— eet pet————— : . 8¢ m riends may ll- at th rt Bale WhriEuen: organization of non-professional e Oo a un=- roun gain o Table Tennis Team chapel. Io iain x : feyer Chapel 7. : . teams, will be held in New York, . , The Indianapolis table tennis. . AANG.Lots Fy ynette, Jge 4. little is; bari fw . - es era ‘ : 2 - " : i Ts rs aughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard 1] Miami, Fla. and Milwaukee. It By FRANK ANDERSON 38 of the &2 shots it took from night, Coach . Shaefer passed team that will compete in the Na- Lans. sister of Ronald, Baroars and oH as revealed today. ; Times Sports Writer out yonder. out some orchids to Tosheff, tional Inter-Cities tryouts at New, soy. ap Sool, SInaY_ Sunday. { N.B.C. President Ray Dymon HAZARD, Ky., Oct. 15—Those Rochester hit .383, good enough Barnhorst. Bob Lavoy, Leo Albany Sunday will include Mor-| OF HE, CHIMES" Wednesday, 3 Ayo jannounced that the Se it Bons who. think that only cheap hose 1g win most games. The Royals/Mogus, Barker and Joe Graboski. ris Johnson, Barney Arnold, Clark| “chapel of the Chimes” after 8 |finally picked at a meeting of the ;yp haven't seen the Indianapolis tried 69 from the field. He didn’t have to mention Groza, Brown, Bill O'Banion, Kenny Orr| P. ™. Monday - |Congress’ Board of Directors in

Olympians. The Olymps move faster than tongues at a women's bridge iparty. And their exhibitionist tendencies prove it. Doubters can

The things that pleased Coach Herm Schaefer most were the Olymp balance and poise. Each . man made mistakes, but .recovered: quickly and showed purpose on his next effort. Not so

LOESCH—AnNna, age 86 years, bes loved mother of Mrs. Edward A, | Ryan of Indianapolis, sister of Fred Lamk of New Albany,

whose only surprise is a bad performance. Alex didn't" surprise last night. :

!Columb 0., Dec. 4 and Jimmy McClure. olumbus, O., Dec. 4. ss re

[SCHIFF SHOES

for Men, Women and Children

moiher<pr Bawin Ryan of Indianape olis and Mrs. Edwin Grindle of Dee troit also 5 great-grandchildren, passed away Priday Oct. 12. Funeral from BLACKWELL FUNERAL HOME, 1503 N. Meridian, Tuesday. Oct. 18.

* zr a ; SCHAEFER THINKS his team has the jump on the rest of the

Teen-Ager Given "1180 Days in Fatal

| 5 heck with the \with the Royals. Coach Les Har- league. Se says there isn’t at Terrific Savings! nid Pali Cahora "Sa Inter Se rison’s bunch just couldn't get another “NBA Club so far along. Big CIE wm may call at funezal nome. | Too} Speedway Crash Rochester Roy- together. Its pattern of play was Arnie Risen, the Royals’ great ig © (40 E Wash. LORENZ Joseph F.. stepiather of | 8 rt ington just a slow stitch away from a Center, was left at home with a Slores * 300 wan | oo Pear oman nd "nce A 19-year-old Indiana polis w 3a oo gor, crazy quilt’ case of virus infection. His team- ores © 1063 Virginia arrangements late, SHIRLEY SERV. {driver involved in a fatal smash- ¥v. Va. the rs i 2 3 mates hope they can catch some- p—— pO eT up in Speedway Oct. 8 was sen- Stop in the ROCHESTER did have a hero thing here tonight. Like the i I i i Nr W., 80 38. Meridian, tenced today to 180 days on the Oymps’ exhibi- of sorts in Bobby Davies. Bobby, Olymps, for instance. Henry W. Moesch Jr wry (State Farm for feckless driving. tion swing with blond, blue-eyed and pugnacious| Indianapolls . . Rochester DOLLCO ETHYL CHANAN > MORTUARY ih, BU Victim of the crash at 10th and the National ; as ever, set shot three baskets and Holland, f 3 6% Davies, £ 'e 11 pf 0 a. m. Friends invited. Friends may Main Sts. was Henry F. Ham, 54, Basketball As- papgerson dumped a free one for 11 points. §a¥or { 33 foment 1134 Tn RY Ft yonder of 1528 N. LaSalle St. Cait L; sociation Cham- sina Iie He was followed by 10-point offer- Beard 30 2 Wanzer. 3 32 0 4 Center, ‘0 ancer Research, Medical The teen-age driver, Car »' pion Royals, has a municipa Y” ings from Red Holzman, Bobby marker. f 32 Thang 353i C INO een . Crouse, 2108 N. Meridian St., also Dt just a year old. That should as and Rookie Sammy no Sacr 1! 1 McNamee f : : 0 oan MONS Frosh St mother of ire was sentenced today to 10 days in pe too young to smoke. But young sino the Hoosier who developed Graboski.f 1 0 0 Nowel e 013 Ber r BI Re we County Jail for having inadequate as it is, the fieldnouse smoked last 4 “you al at North Carolina jcwor« +3 dmniite 30 IM grnong sire ear. § sn diiat bla ve brakes and was fined $100 and night. Olymps fast breaks built gtate Lofgran, g 2 0 0 Behnke, g 100 ' . IB m. Friends fay call at aoats costs on that charge and $50 for the fire as they ran down the When the 1500 fans had filed B® ® 21-2 Totals 30s ary : : reckless driving. Royals, 86-65. out into the haze of a cool Totals 38 10 14 = ZEREX $2.98 GAL. dr ibang of Edith Bond 3 Judge George Ober, Speedway — * % = . —— | INDIANAPOLST® Br Quariels 2: +5..88 ran, father of Marjorie Golay. Car . (Magistrate Court, also suspended) pup ROYALS, mostly out-of- Sands to Fight Brimm Rochester 8 17 21 11-63 3445 MADISON ain ehY, Ina. Abner Mprean, Crouse's driver's. license for 90 shape and mostly tired, slept late 9g Free Throws Missed: Indianapolis— m. Services HOWARD &

Beard, Barker. Walther days.

BUFFALO, N. Y., Oct. 15 (UP)

Rochester-

Davies z Cambridge vi \* | » 7 droned in... tia Carer spre Tutt +3, Johnson. - Wanzer—Ransino; -Behmie: os Wednesday. 2 ph. Friends may call nl te Crouse~is-free-on-3700 appeat L0day- As 1he Borelh. O.yps Dave “Sands, British empire SL at ihe "FLANNER & BUCHANAN g bond troubled slumber, >” middleweight champion from Aus- INDIANAPOLIS NoRTuA RIL “) ————— rn moved over the state line 1 tralia, will meet Buffalo’s Henry : terville, Inc Sa Hazard. Tonight the Royals wi in 2 i ch here NIEHAUS — Laura. 626 Mass ne ’ Brimm in a 10-round match her TAU: aura, 626 Mass oerbon. Two Big Four’ Coaches rise from Qreamlang, lace on their ot 30, it was announced today. pt 23. beloved wife of the i sneakers and have another g0 gangs made his American debut OY, . Derailed Near Anderson sneak or 20 Sands me ; with the Olymps in Hazard's new recently by outpointing Bobo Oltiny ae on. ng = nasi, h to tell about. | tAavérNatmenys jw § o=L0= ere isn't muc 0 8 tne - RINSTEIN. hp renee TT ot on (Cleveland Big Four railroad train jast night's game. It was easy Tag-Team at Armory | RHEUMATISM PAINS OXYGEN THERAPY Sng ud B Qua NO. “a (were derailed today at the easti{, take if you like young men in This Equipment Can Be Kented at LAWRENCEBURG, . : Mike and Ben Sharp, holders of d WINTER-X Tablets for ' edge at Anderson. Indianapolis sweat clothes. The the orld’s heavyweight tag-team > hi og or discomfort of Rheu- H A A G s | No one was injured. The cars| olymps, braaking and starting|ln® WOT Wil Bill Lo SOR and matism Neuritis or Muscular Lumbago. 402 N. Capitol A \did not overturn. Traffic was de-|yth mid-season finesse, simply| title, meet Wild Bi aongss ature factions or your' money refunded Why + Lapitol Ave, fond layed four hours while locali,;, the Royals into the floor. Ivan Rasputin in lhe Ie he! Sirhan 3 pJ0u0, UuEeist oda) Joti} Pa%.Thone Meh Phone) poLASKI—Aza Belle, wife of lwrecking crews put the cars back cracks ’ tevent tomorrow night at the WINTER-X Co. Pharmaceutical Chem: oF n of Mar lon the track. . : a Armory. ists. Indianapolis 4. Indiana = Al p ay The train was an eastbound lo- re always Hie, Dlymns were In the supporting bout, the G a teed WATCH Patrick's Church Friends cal with two passenger cars on got 19 points Groza hit eight for hooded Green Raider meets Ralph u ran THE CHIMES. Burial Holy C the rear end. It was reported to! oe vag! Garibaldi of St. Louis. Usual Low Prices PURDUE—Ray, 69 Years. husband of 15 from the field and behaved! REPAIRIN Jeanette, father of Tommy, passed have been moving slowly near al bly in skirting the : = fs -Day service away Monday a ‘Ov. at the resider junction with the Pennsylvania to’ o0 admire y 5 g Fight Results TRUST CO y 3 3508 Prosuest SinDfepds jay eal |12-foot wide foul line. THE INDIANA . RITE S < -] a ihe TOLIN PUNERAL HOME. 130 Failfoad racks when the actigent z= # a | Br United Press . (17 & Washineion Street JEWELERY SHOP | Prosvect Si. atier p.m Monday, happened. | | THE, OLYMPS broke a 16-16/,,P0RTMUND. Cena He ne Wi: MA rket-1141 43 8. ILLINOIS ST. AR er The derailed cars were riding tie at the tag end of the firgt|linms, 187 Eneland (10), 139%, ‘France, [J O° Y\roinis Ave snd B, Wash, 85. [| ‘umm - 1160. N. Livingston. Beloved wife just behind the locomotive and period and were never headed! outpointed Emilio Orozco, 139%, Spain “I ~LARGEST SELECTION 2 Tieodore Rovertson, moines of : tender, jagais, Everybody got a whote|W0 of Linoleum in Indiana les Ricoardson, Mrs Mar : os Jmber iwihe vont side of the WE Buy Diamonds RUGS from $2.39 tomar Ture” Tho { :* AWE unday g ! St. Francis de Sales summary. After Groza came Leo! y Look for the store with the big red jay. 1:30 gi m. STEVENS E : : : Barnhorst with 10 and Oliff HIGHEST CASB PRICES front. i OF THE FLOWERS" 3118 s : Holds Pilgrimage Barker and Bill Tosheff with! AlD * HOOSIER =» Hints ma” cattoaimane Chapel. of i ! 7 a after 7 p. m Monday, | Members of the St. Francis de eight each. So hot was Tosheff Get Your Cash STANLEY Jewelry Co. PAINT & LINOLEUM CO. ihe Flo fer. 7 3. 2. Monday & tor. hat hel : , soln. Hotel Bids 211 E. Washington RI-8315 SCHAUER--Maztha, 83 v8 Of 230 N. » : Sales parish participated in a (4-for-4 from the field) tha 1 diatel 113 W. Wash. Lincoln Oakland. mother of Fritz Schauer, : post Holy Year pilgrimage to became the barometer of the .463 mme ety Pe ———— SL UN Rober | ee Loeper, of i Iso on son, four Indianapolis churches yes- team shooting. Indianapolis hit/J) = « Television Sets SHERWIN-WILLIAMS || Ku ii als opt fds TOES! terday. a ® Fur Coats eTransits Has a Paint for call at the JORDAN FUNERAL > . More than 700 parishoners vis- ® Cloth Coats ® Trunks Every Purpose ’ i} Tuesday,” Oct sal pm Friends ited Cathedral, St. John's, Sacred § i A C i i S » Jewelry its * Dismonds Costs Less! | {| Hamilton County. (Tipton papers uk . ® Men's Sul 1 a Beesuse It Lasts Longer | please copy — 1 Beuth and St Hany ShuRCH gu ® Cameras ® Overcoats . wl | SEER—Mrs. Ottilia, RR No. 3 Sox . sther o 8. . . Tus= TE * Shotguns _# Radios | | Sh . . ; ® Microscopes ® Luggage S I} FOARY Tuesday, 1 p. m. Friends resol Your Service Station Holdup | . Tre . 7 She 141 W. WASHINGTON = rrr | Toad Tuesday. 1» in. Friel workmanship: Y 600 Electric Sewing Machines , STUMP—Harry H. 2154 8 Penn, i " America } $ { Nellie E., father smart, sturdy Nets $500 to $ | Electrio Refrigerators DIAMON Self ey Jutieg Combindion, gr Mrs hosemary Norse, Jo A ae think — more Charles Hughes, 24, manager of | ; Musical Instruments i#-Storing ad Richard F. cae i dtl: . i Windo x quantity lasts! the service station at 1402 N.| LO ANS NO DOWN PAYMENT Bian and Louis Stump. Kansas Cit, - t., told lice a nman : NO, DOW | Mo. passed away Monday, Oct. 15, . _ am West Sta I 2 | Services Wednesday, Oct 17 1L a. a “to open the safe yes- : GADD FUNERA EPT. op terday and give ir $500 to S600. WAAR Lr MA, 5554 | ici BE0ecin ging . * iid ’ are’ welcome, 4 . , ®p BARREL OF QUALITY IN EVERY BOTTLE” Police picked up .two suspects OLE SUSSMAN, I Sh 0.5. TASES Eomstery | Crivtordeie; a : § but let them go when Mr. Hughes Established © Years af ». m. ay. ; a 5 iis OL" QUAKER DISTILLING COMPANY, LAWRENCEBURG, IND. + 86 PROOF [said neither was the robber. il ‘ —-— sn b— : % 5 . = ; J 4 . : = : .ie - - . ‘ : : 4 : » . . Pf . - 0 w . ; x | : :