Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 February 1952 — Page 29

Page PDF (8.28 MB)

Back to issue view

Jiamonds

SB PRICES D

iwelry Co.

inceln Hotel Bids.

GHT

lis impor=

lL Dealers

ANCES 0.

0. nce Store

ly pictures ible recepnew, more stem. Dishing con-

29, 1952

FRID AY, FEB. 2 29, 1952

Patience Pays Off as | - Kegler Hits 688 Series |

ED BUCHFINK is a man of patience. In recent years the veteran bowler has taken

a, back seat to the bigger «names in the Coca-Cola League. Undaunted by the situation, he kept plugging along. The tenacious kegler of Comet ('leandrs finally had things his own way last night. He not only stole the show at Pritchett - Hunt - O'Grady’s but ended up leading all local competition with 6S8,

Ed's tidy to-| tal came on games of 21384

244-226. Charley Dickinson of City Ice Cream was next in line with

Jack Welsh a 669 series in the same leagt Dickinson's string included 208-

254-207. Johnny Branam earned part of the plaudits with 658 in the WonTen Classic League at Pritchett

Recreation. Branam, a standout . + «» And don’t forget the SUNDAY TIMES , . a full

page of bowling news, features,

pictures, cartoons . . . Read Kegler's Korner seven times weekly for the sport's latest

COVerage « . .

member of Century Cleaners, put together games of 184- 230-244, Charley Sauters of Heidenreich Flowers was just a step behind with 855. Sauters’ honor count was realized on games of 247-209-199.

Gorka Leads Women AMONG THE women, Bertha Gorka was the scene stealer. The Schuster Coal ace registered 602 in the Bowes Seal Fast League at West Side to lead all competition. Gorka's fine total "resulted from games of 211-200-191. Pat Dryer of Indianapolis Morris Plan was runner-up with 3572. Marott: Shoes gave the league leaders a jolt when they de-

feated Hickam Whirlaways, 2. |

to 1. Bob Sauers of Carlyle Plumbing was high man in the Speedway Twilight Recreation League with 645. Jim Vernon, a teammate, had 615. In the Ideal Furniture League at Fox-Hunt, Harry Link Jr. showed the way with a 649 series. Dick Hon Sr. of Zeffrin had 643 and Art Pritchard of Bubble Up posted 620. Vern Havens - of Roddy’s, rolled 600. Harell Oberle of Home BuildIng carved 642 in Jaria Recreation League. The also rans in the Coca-Cola League included Harver Ammerman, National Trailer Sales No. 2. 614; Charles Killion, City Ice Cream, 606. The secondary 600’s in the WonTen Classic League included Charley Tacoma of Hauflers, 621; Ken Andrews, Century Cleaners, 605: Bill Monday, Model Tire, 604. A 626 series was strong enough to give Bill Ditz of Garland Cafe the lead in the Major League at Moon-Lite Bowl, Phil Clevenger of Kikendall Motors was one pin higher In the Gwinn Paint League with 627. Jess Burks was the standout in the EIN Lilly League with 620 at Indiana alleys. Fred Biensing of Rurnett- Binford warmed the maples in the Christ The King League at Up- * town for 638. Howard Ulrey’s 627 was high in the Indiana Bell Men's League at Delaware. Arch Sleightoin's 612 was best

In the Madison Flower Shop

Leagpe at Sport Bowl while Melvin Eoppenseaker and Earl Byers were one-tow in the Shrine League at Central with 612 and 610, respectively. There. were four 600 series in

OUT-OF-PAWN

MEN'S SUITS SPORT COATS

@ Ovér 3000.to Pick From

® Many High Priced Brands

o-Alh:Kizes Colors, Fabrics

® All Styles and Patterns ® Alterations Are Free ® Every Garment Is Fitted

SLACKS, $4.95—$5.95—56.95 SACKS BROS. iio

OHIO Open to 7 P.M., Sat. to 9, Sun. to Noon

the

- |

Fi-Blak string

liamson of Hatfield's, 610; Fred

Insulation League. The included Tom WilFerguson, Fi-Blak, 604; Joe Gale, Fi-Blak, 604, and George Moore, 602 ' | £0 Dezelan's Coca-Cola League, | Tom Shaw was tops with 609 and| Service Wrecking League saw Fe*lix Lucas lead the way with 606.

Other scores last night: Pennsylvania—Stewart-Warner League Paul Moore

Beech Grove—Women's League | i

Iona Richardson

Ilda Bottema ' St. Catherine Ike Hurr 598 HR Rivple—gillerest League

'sota and Ohio State with tomorrow’s scraps, while all but Illinois and Wisconsin will close after Monday's affairs. :

Chico Vejar Faces’ His ‘Toughest Battle

NEW YORK; Feb. 29 (UP) — Dramatic student Chico Vejar, [prominent young welterweight | hopeful, meets the toughest test of his boxing career at Madisen Square ‘Garden tonight in the’ per-

an Fitzie Pruden.

| ybung star from Stamford, Conn. |a 12-5 shot to win the 10-rounder |but ring-wise Pruden was draw-

of INE plenty of support.

"For Thrills-Chills-C

FEATURING:

* LEE WALLARD ond his 500 Mile Race Car (In Mar. 1 to 6)

* LEO COUTRE Canadian Diving Champion * PAUL WEARLY

World's Famous Speed Boat Racer

* C. A. FRANKS

Retrieving Dog, direct from: Ne City Sport Show

4 ry

% BUDDY THE SEAL—trick

Tilting.

" you con't get tickets to the Bas the Sport Show and watch it on Tel exhibit, | :

EXTRA ADDED Fearu

MARCH 1%09...at the

Manufacturer" s Bldg. State Fairgrounds

> CHIEF YOUNG 'DEER—and his Mohawk. Indian Village * + VALENTINE PET PARADE % FOUR CANADIAN ‘GUIDES—Log Rolling and Cone

Music BY THE 3 PENNIES

omedy . . . Visit the

DOORS OPEN SAT. and Sun.

person 2

12. Noon . . .

Mon. thru Fri. Open 6:00 P. M.

Adults, 80¢c

w York Children, 25¢

| son of the crafty Canadian veter-|

Odds-makers rated the rising]

Pee Wee Reese Hopes He Can Keep No. 2 Batting Spot With Dodgers

By United Press

ERO BEACH, Fla., Feb.’29—-

(If ve all the same avith Manager|

{Reese of the Brooklyn Dodgers ag the “Scheffings” .defeated the {would just as soon bat in the No.'“Normans,” 8-4, in an intra2 spot. again this season. squad game. 5 Dressen, who would like to xn . {find a new leadoff batter in place. ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., Feb. of Carl Furillo, is known to have 20—The world champion New

six-foot-four, 205-pound Curtis won three games and lost eight for Indianapolis in 1951.

Authentie information on pay | changes, leave regulations, personnel increases and cuts, and | other information vital to government workers are in‘ Your | Federal Job in The Sunday

SEE

performer

ketball Tournament . . . come out to evision +o. ond see - the Snterasting:

RE: Er ating Toarnament

This is a brand new 1952 17” Admiral TV. You save while enjoying the improved performance of Admiral’s new Triple X chassis | . +» World's most powerful TV, copper-clad for lifetime dependability. Built-in Turret _ Tuner gets UHF stations without an external ‘+ converter. Easy one-knob tuning.

alizéd today that it’ s a lot tougher in the majors.

Rivera was %truck out three

|Charley Dressen. Captain Pee Wee times by Cliff Fannin yesterday

York Yankeées have just about

Manager John Quinn. Six Braves (hie ago White Sox was pleased condition of his especially right - hander

remain unsigned.

» ‘WEST PALM BEACH, Fla,

Ferris Fain

Tip

ton. LJ ~

”

ST. PETERSBURG,

29-—Infilders

agers

today pitchers,

with the

Billy

and Catcher doe

Fla., Johnson and Red Scheendienst will act as mantoday for the St. Cardinals’ first intra-squad game. The two infield stars. will make out their own hatting orders and

[Pee Wee in mind for the assign- y y ment. Reese, whose .268 Bris resigned themselves to the loss Md an Sensis Pros} while batting second last year °f Bobby Brown, their inflelding yp, ia) ° A ing thet - d at |was the highest of his career, doctor. 'pilotin bi t oh el eas isn't red-hot on the switch, how- Brown. who has not yet re- Pp 5 Ns um, lever. ' ported for spring training, is ex-| - -. _% # # “I think I'm a better hitter in Pectéd to be called up by the CLEARWATER, Fla., Feb. 28 the second spot,” he said, “so I Army this year. His absence —Vernal (Nippy) Jones, insisting hope it isn't true. But if that's ives rookie Andy Carey a chance he was in the best physical shape the way Charley wants it, I'l to win a place on the Yankee in three years, declared himself a do mv best ’ roster. leading candidate for the Phila3 re ap BRADENTON" a Feb. 25 delphia Phillies’ first base job. - 3 10 : 8 iN, , ¥ . u » " fer II ol Handyman 8id Gordon ‘of the] PHOENIX, Ariz, Feb. 28 — {who'd rather pore over books Poston BY Temive ny Sul Maglie. Xho New York than play baseball this season. ina at Brst Dass ; hir Giants’ 23-game winner whe Bob Curtis, 22-year-old rookie AB a th) Fe Soir base reported te camp: only last right-handed pitcher, notified first aston: a Ted on a Tuesday, Wii yrich aguinet but. General Manager Branch Rickey ro I ey erie Jers 107 the iy? HIRE In An jot the Pittspurgh Pirates yester- OQutfielder Willard Marsha 11 Intra-syund game Sunday, ay he has decided to remain in signed his contract yesterday 0 TNT 1 o 0 889 college at Beaumont, Tex. The after a conference with General Nt I at tie

Feb.

Louis

® Seat Cushions Vacuumed FREE ® Installation FREE

USE OUR LAYAWAY!

2742 W.

16th St. Open

Elvyn McMahon ... ol 2 » ” ” K 1 | Lucille Ballagd ay’ Satives” 522 BURBANK, Cal. Feb. 29 (UP) Feb. 29 — With Outfilder Gus en {olcombe. VIrsinia RY) estern *Eloetiio viveees. 504 —RooOkie outfielder Jim Rivera of, Zernial under contract, the Holcombe, normally a sore-arm Carl Fox . eetrio "the St. Louis Browns, the Pacifie’ Philadelphia Athletics stil (Victim in the spring, was the Archie gOeiral—Shrine League o57 Coast League's most valuable have three tough holdouts in furthest advanced of the Sox’ hop ilimels—P. “'R." Maliory ‘Men , Player last season, ruefully re- infielders Billy Hitchcock ana (Well-conditioned staff. {Do Hac ——————————— { ~ = = St. Philip's Neri—Women Thursd —_— ea ! ~ Ruth’ Hausser nr » ORLANDO, Fla., Feb, 29—O0ut- | Speedway—Linde Alr roducts { x > elder Gil Coan was the onl Richard Breeden : : i Dunkel Washington Senators regular ~ " Toor Rai Madison Avenue Flower, |signed today. First Baseman ommy anke 83 : [Al ¥ronme TTT? leMue “sp _TODAY SIDWERT {Mickey Vernon and Second BaseVern Ko urms'—Bullding Trades EAST Akron 448 Muskingum TR man Cass Michaels came to terms Vic Oberting “ LA n , Bradley *64.2 Detroit 62.4 yesterday. Talbot Lanes—Western ‘Electrie Wei a 37 Aaghieny o3 3 Buftale St nt ad Daxion is 0 B Wallace :53.0 : on ” ” Crystal McQuinn 452 Buffalo 574 R P.1 o “120 Dé ig 15 3 Olivet 33s 3 Po o s 2 niso 52 enyon “30 A "2 " Sot Jeinca Diamond Chain 580 | Clarion st “549 Lock Haven 45.5 DePaul aaa Reno Ame SE ; TAMPA, Fla , Feb, 29-—-Out-Poh Joni i Chiist The Kine a I ae or Sel I ee a en ¥ *0 : 0 2 i t. . 7 stern, Kar 2 us *Dexelan—Holy Trinity League 867 Grove City 41.0 *Thiel : *32.1 re a1 5 8 aster Sh Ran oo 5 a regular Job with the Cincinnati Henry Dezelan " _..s05 Hamilton 229.4 Union, N.Y. 27.8| Hamline 63.9 Duluth Br 343 Reds, was the first player, other Al Dezelan Brisnik League Jaca 39.8 Lita 19.2 | Illinots 118 PURDUE 2 8 than batterymen, t t int Sel grime CHE mie cylibiSa ois Mess iliorm for a workoit yesterday. Burnett .............00t ries 1 ac 32. OWR 73.6 yr} ster «80.5 for Peter 1 Re ree fb] Elon sn HEN EE SHR INT ha" seediied tn ax 83 re 5. 5s. 8 "28 . § - Fountain Square—Fountain Square R.1 State «51.0 Providence 48.4 ADs, a 7% 9 ska ip ’ 8 ~ dieap St.Francis, Pa. *54.4 Hartwick 429 we ia. 20. 63 6 Bow ¥ Green 61.9 semble Monday. : . Bt. i4 2 ami, 8 M 1 57.8 s Walter curran C Atkite 1 548 Springfield 47.56 Williams *36.6 Mich. State *63.8 Matin 58.6 | » a 4 Herman Burkhardt Sheve 588 MIDWEST Onin tate “18 Wineonal al MESA, Ariz, Feb. 29-Man- ¥ B re . E lo Stat 82 fsconsin ~ Eliane ua rr rt gp Cue co Q1 gomcsna maOWelal, (13 Wem dec Cubs changed the batting ut r y Corne Monmouth 412 © , 4 ichita 3 | Prances Dupree oo: Theses 520 Alissouri 62.7 Iowa State 36.1 St.Joseph,Ind. 42.7 St. Norbert 042.5 cago Cubs changed the batting na Portas Jrtasenns serena Mt. Union 37.6 Hiram *225 St. Louls 2.1 Marquette i gi stance of Rookie Shortstop Wilal Saensaranenss vs\ St. Joseph's.Ind. 42.7 1 : «327 Iparaiso 82.3 Concordia, Mp. *51 |Glacre Chestnut 509 Slippers Rock 53.7 Steubenville ~ *32.4| W. Michigan = *655 W. Reserve «ig /lam (Bud) Hardin today in the ul Valparaiso 623 Wash'gtn, Mo. +53.6 | Wittenberg 48.8 Oberlin *41.1 hopes of improvin de ia 's Christian Church League i | ‘ p g his hitting. rt ” > ‘ i v i y Catherine Henry ieserivriesnatasees 243 south | Cincinnati . Stat ae arelis re Ha Junita Dill 2 Cincinnati 670 Wm. & Mary *54.6 cinnat 1 : . State shorten 8 stride Pat stemons si Duke “685 N. Carolina 50.2| Davis-Elkins” 47.7 Beckley The 29- dH in swinging. May Fogle ¥ " Loyola. i 2314 Davidson 46.0 fake a +33 Jjouston U. wii] £ gel 0 ardin, drafted Margaret Powell arylan *5 G. Washington 55.3} . . rom 8 - Pritchett-Hunt- ady— Stetson «519 Fla. Southern 26.5) Morris Harvey "48.9 Fairmont Bt 32.0 _ Rochester in the Interna. 0'Grady—RCA League Ri . ti Lloyd Pruett oe West Virginia *71.1 Furman $4.1) Ww “rexas st 8071 Jia: Pech M 24 onal League, is a fine flelder but loi irseir She t—Thurstay Women sie W. Va. Tech *49.7 Fairmont St. 32.0 west Virginia *71.1 Furnam 2 hit only .262 last season. Ruth Raney FAR WEST FAR WEST en Ann Richmond : 5] Brig'm Young 63.4 Colo. A. & M. *54.2| Oregon 64.8 Oregoh Bt “81.1 lice Goodman Oregon | “542 Oregon Bt. 81.1 San Jose St 56.6 San Diego St. *489 Meryl Button *» 516 Portlan 622 Seaitle U. *51.9 Santa Clara 2.7 Hawaii *49.2 Hour Cleaning Margaret Riemer 523 | San Jose St. 56.6 San Diego 8t. *48.9) Stanford *669 California 61.6 Clarice Cassidy 520 Stanford 66.9 California 61.8/U. C. L. A. 688 8o. California 85.0 L. 8. Avres League ’ U.C.L A 68.8 So. California 65.0) Utah State *629 Utah 609 Omer Russell .... ... ©. .oa 590 Washington *71.6 Wash State _ 63.1/ Washington ~~ *71.6 Wash. State 63.1 Service Beve Indiana—Farm B Burean Wyoming *72.1 Coiora , 61.6) Wyoming *72.1 Brig'm Young 634 . > arbhara gGoron casas 469 y Ae ———— —— INolan Dawso 592 | OMORRUGW i Moon-Lite Dpewi—Thursisy ‘Women EAST Draw f C Every Hour on the Hour BE am TT Ss or Cousins s { (Virginia "Newhouse ros 300 Adelphi wrw:#50.0 Arnold 38.9 Until 3:00 P. M. Saturday Ji Parkway—Highiand Women Albany Bt. Js New Paltz 8t. *19.3 Times Special : | Io eh” ++ 4611 Amherst ‘ds REL 336 AKRON, O. Feb. 29-—James ' Aen Unhed Lite 1 | Boston Coll. $38 Brandeis 32.1 Cousins, Indianapolis welter- SERVICE He i o 3 : Helen SIF (tn reeintinnsrerineares 448 | Bricgeport 1468 SC Anselm's %8 weight, gained an eight-round tress te rooklyn Poly. *40. ratt 21.7 i , - foe gone Firemen League 0 Brock] 373. Tul Ali draw with highly favored Car- DRY CLEANERS West Side—Matinee Leasus : j Buffalo @ tr} Yopart 3s men Bassillo, Syracuse. N. Y., | {Faye Sibley . 356 EC. N. Y. “333 New York AC 32.0 here last night in a pro fi ht! e —————————————— lark 30.5 Assumption *22.3 card. g 1613 Prospect St. FR- 2205 Cornell *64.7 Bucknell 48.1 ina Wee -En Colby *50.2 Bates 28.3 Cooper Union *34.4 Yeshiva 27.4 tot land St. ay Brockport St us elaware 3 1.2 Near for Big 10 Drbyel Ie 334 “Brataus *30.8 Scotty Says: ues eneva *52.4 CHICAGO, Feb. 29 (UP)—The| Hartwick 23 Wilkes “32.1 . ofstra e psala 44. : t Big Ten basketball race swings| Holy Cross 72.6 Yale ois \\ 7, into its final weekend tomorrow| gy, Hopkins +334 Dickinson 5.6 \ ur ar and only two of five games, in- Lafareite Sie Rutgers SH < uhlenberg 51.8 volving lea gue leading Illinois | Tob Valley: 569 Cotiriors 193 : and runner-up Iowa, had any im-| Lycoming 32) jumiata, nw 20% | ur ew ech. 3! portance in the race. | Moniclair st. 48.7 Queens, N.Y. 380 v rmy . 9 The Illini, with a half game NAT. Rutgers S28 Novork CE “oad over Iowa, play at Purdue té-! ¥ ampenlre 433 Massachusetts +37.2 raham morrow while Iowa appears at Northeastern 41.8 WorcesterPoly 38 astic Covers Northwestern. Monday Illinois en- Norwich ~~ ‘333 Champlain =~ 38.1 tertains the Wildcats while Towa, Baterson st 233 Bloomfield’ «217 S Tail yivania *65. arv 5 ! closes the season against Wiscon-|penn State +635 Pittsburgh 58 emi. ailored to Fit Popular Cars sin’ at Jowa City. The Badgers Princeton = 854 Dargmouth 4] $16. 95 . dl, # Tr qT 1.9 wind up the Illini season, enter- | Rochester v "323 LS glavrence 314 up atwi ocheste 30.2 St. +223; taining the first place five at|S Francie Ny, #38 Iona © sgn Semi-Tailored : {Madison March 8. IS Johme N.Y! “729 Rider $01 emi-latiore asticized Fibers . . ‘Peter's 50. agner Other games tomorrow are { Scranton : 549 EStroudsburg *28.1, $10 95 Minnesota at Indiana, Michigan Beton Hal sa33 Geo lown Det S31 . at Michigan State and Wisconsin|Sw¥arthmore 37.2 Haverford = 26.0] Custom Covers Designed to Your Special Orders lat Ohio State. Other Monday bat- Temple 56.9 St.JosephPa. 56.1 NEW PATTERN tles will be Michigan State at In-| iin, C%™ 413 Connectint. 843 : RNS AND FABRICS diana and Purdue at Michigan. |¥ermont 43.9 Middlebury *39.1 i " . & J 531.2 Hayneshure 46.6 The season will end for Minne-|Wash'gton.Md. 40.3 Moravia *33.4 | Westm'ster,Pa. *59.0 Carnegie. Tech 54.9

AT-9672

Monday Thru “Saturday

FURNITURE

THE TOURNAMENT ON TV! WITV-WFBM

TELEVISION "We bring ‘em back alive”

| VICE_IR 7565 _

"189"

~~ Plus Federal Excise Tax

DELLA-PENNA RADIO COMPANY

APPLIANCES

THE-INDIANAPOLIS TIMES __ NR

by, -v

oe MONDAY THROUGH AURAL 4 9:30 TO

BLOCK'S DOWN

Our Downstairs Men's Furnishings Department Is -Jam-Packed With

5 SERRE Re

ONE JACKET THAT LOOKS LIKE TWO!

GREEN! RUST! BROWN!

Solid Color on One

reverse it and have a with slash pockets!

fit!

PICK 'N WIN WITH THIS GROUP!

SPORT SHIRTS 29%

® Solid colors in deluxe qualify Teca and = rayon blends, and cross-dyed luanas! “i

® Check, pincheck and plaid rayons!

Everyone Guaranfeed Washable!

Pick 'n win, be e every one’s a swinner . . . in wear, in the wash, in fabric, in its two-pocket convertible

neckline styling! Men's small, medium

and large sizes.

SILK-SOFT ALL-WOOL JERSEY

Warm! Weightless! Wonderful!

White! Tan!

Navy! Linge! ‘Tan Heather!

REVERSIBLE J-A-C-K-E-T

193

Side!

Pin Check on the Other!

A turn: -about jacket . . . that's news! The one side "of solid color rayon gabardine has action pockets . . .

incheck jacket

ITH ZIPPER

FRONT, button cuffs and SHIRRED ELASTIC WAISTBAND for comfort Men's sizes 36 to 46!

KNIT PULL-OVERS ” 4 95

Grey! Gold!

Grey Heather!

ORDINARILY YOU'D PAY MORE for these sport shirts tailored by a leading shirt maker! They're knit of fine wool yarns, so .soft they won't irritate the skin! With popular Gaucho collar and one pocket! Small, medium and

Jarge sizes, extra large in some alors!

YOU'D EXPECT TO PAY MORE!

< "i

Pend mh BX gg Pd EP AY ad

COTTON ANKLETS | | 3 9 4

- a

Darks!

Combed cottdns in. link-and- links in tan, green, blue, grey and maize pastels! Wrapped rayons in navy, : alot green or brown Sizes 10 0