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Johnny Pesky, rsall hit a 2. r and set the ree of the 15 It Dropo hit + since being pn to Detroit, rdt drove in losing cause. ymer and two

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TUESDAY, JUNE 10, 1952

Barbless Hooks Urged G. S. Geroulis For Fishermen’s Use

BY United Press MIAMI, Fla., June 10—Experts giving outdoor writers the low-down on America's outdoor sportsmen claimed today that many modern hunters and fishermen know less about wildlife conservation than Eskimos and Indians. For one thing, said John Hunter Jr, widely - known sportsman, Eskimos and Cree Indians of the Northwest will refuse to guide a greedy huntter or fisherman on a second trip if he has proven himself to be a “game hog.” Hunter, of Hollidaysburg, Pa, told members of the OQutdoor Writers of America gathered here that in addition to sparing unneeded game, sportsmen should use barbless hooks when fishing so they can release unharmed any fish they do not need for food. “There appears to be an assumption that the supply of salt water fish is inexhaustible,” he said. “It should be realized that there is relatively a small part of the oceans

Hoskins Hurls

Eagles to Top

By United Press The Dallas Eagles, Cleveland's Class AA farm team took over first place in the Texas League | today. Pitching the Eagles into the No. 1 spot last night was Dave Hoskins, Regre hurler who beat Shreveport, 3 to 2, for his ninth triumph. | Dallas is the third team in as! many days to lead the league. Only five games separate the first | and last-place clubs. \

Tigers Pay University Shortstop $55,000 Bonus

DETROIT, June 10 (UP)—The| Detroit Tigers yesterday

nounced the signing of Harvey!Cal., Kuenn, University of Wisconsin | qualify for the Olympic trials 2} Le Shortstop, for the second-biggest|placing among the first six -ligshers in either meet.

bonus mn the club’s history—$55, 000. =: The Tigers

| School, | jumper, will represent Indiana’ 8 {track team in the NCAA cham-|8ir Walter Rally 'Bauye, pionships at Berkeley, Cal, |day and Saturday. | Both will compete in the Na-|Jo an-/tional AAU meet at Long Beach, {Paul TB stattord. 23 836 Weghorst; June 20 and 21 and could |

ve waters whic h can be Sey and profitably fished.”

- = ON THE “other hand, Hunter was enthusiastic about the practice of some cities in Flor- | ida of issuing awards: to fisher. men who release sailfish, but he | does not think most cities and | states go far enough in their conservation measures. A group of chemists addressing the 6-day gathering of association members believe the outdoor sportsmen are not alone to blame for needless loss of the nation’s wildlife resources, however. Some harm, a panel agreed, is caused by chemicals

«used in agriculture.

z= 8 = DR. H. P. NICHOLSON of

the U. 8. Public Health Service, |

Atlanta, reported fish killed in 15 tributaries of the Tennessee River In one month last year by what was ‘believed to be insecticide for cotton boll weevils.

Dr. Arnold C. Haugen of the |

Alabama co-operative research unit reported some fish killed in his state by insecticides that wash into streams. But David G. Hall of the U. 8. Department of - Agriculture in Washington pointed out

that chemicals are necessary to

the modern way of life. He and the other chemists agreed, however, that farmers need to be taught to protect wild life,

Martin, Harper In NCAA Track Meet

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BLOOMINGTON, Ind., June 10,

rom Indianapolis and Jim Harper,

|—Dave Martin, the 1952 Big Ten| {220-yard low hurdles champion| Howe High| high

Fri-|

Despite mid-season ailments, |

who batted 444 in the past Big mark “of the’ nation this year.

Ten season and led the league in{He'll compete in the : 400-meter "Nites D hurdles, an event won by Indi-| ames AH Roy Cochrane: in .the 1948] Olympics.

runs * batted in, - doubles, total bases

hits, triples, scored.

Sanders to Coach All-Star Backfield

Harper's best leap of the sea-

i is 6-415. He has cleared 6-5.

s Balch Entered

CHICAGO, June 10 (UP) —| whi Golf Meet

UCLA Coach Henry R: (Red); Sanders will handle the backfield chores on the coaching staff of the 1952 All-Star football team.

|—Jim Balch of

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native of Greece, came to Indian-! Tapolis 40 years ago and becam

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Native of Greece Did War Relief Work

George 8. Geroulis, real estate [broker and operator of the P&W 606 E. Washington {St., died today at Methodist Hos|pital. He was 58 \and lived at 3910 IN. Illinois St.

Mr. Geroulis,

la naturalized citi-

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outbid 12 other|Martin turned in a :23.1 time in| wa sib Kasses, €lubs for the heavy-hitting Kuenn, Ithe 220-lows for thé -second best Kenneth E Fi

zen. i«He was suprem e national treasurer of American Hellenic Progressive Association. Hoosier District No. 12, | sician in old Claypool Building 'AHEPA, recently named . him |ang his home. Services 10 a. m. “Man of the Year.” That title will | by ursday, Flanner & Buchanan be awarded posthumously at the | group's convention

Sunday. Mr. Geroulis belonged to| the local James Whitcomb Riley DAVIDSON, 50, of 1645 N. Som-

Chapter 232, AHEPA, the Shrine, |erset Ave. Services 1 p. m. today, Masonic Blue Lodge and Greek |Conkle’s W. Orthodox Church.

| Maurice Wilhoite, 21,

ba willy R, Boruff,

Mr. Geroulis

Education

in Chicago]

Services will be held at 2 p. m.|

(Friday at Grinsteiner Funeral - Home with burial in Crown Hill.! Surviving are his niece, Miss |; {Maria Geroulis, Indianapolis, and Park, a brother and four sisters living in Greece.

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Local Deaths

MRS. BESSIE 0. MALOTT, 78, Brooklyn, Ind., formerly of 4009

Trinity Episcopal Church, Woman’'s Department Club, Propylaeum, Matinee Musicale. Services 3 p. m. tomorrow, Flanner & BuBurial, Crown

=» - » JAMES D. McCALLIE SR. 53, Edgewood. Services 11 a. m. to-| morrow, Harry W. Moore Peace

=n = o WILLIAM M. LATTIMORE, 30, of 3532 Station St, an employee Services {10:30 a. m. tomorrow, G. H. HerrBurial,

- - » GUY R. GUYMON, 81, of 608 former trumpet player in various orchestras. Service 11 a. m. tomorrow, Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary. Bur-

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W. 19th St. Services 1 p. m. morrow, Jacobs Brothers

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Funeral Set Tomorrow For Wade E. Furnas

reau of Motor Vehicles, will buried in Carmel Cemetery morrow after 2 p. m. services Westfield Friends Church,

pital here.

was a member of the count election board 20 years.

James, San Marino, Westfield, ang

Wade Evans Furnas, 68, assistant director of the Indiana Bu-

be toin He

died Sunday in Methodist Hos-

He formerly served eight years as Hamilton County clerk, and y's|

Surviving are his wife, Georgiana; four sons, Joseph, Culver, Cal., John, Chase, Cincinnati; two daughters, Mrs. James Ed wards, Westfield, and Miss Frances, Columbus, D., a sister, Mrs. Esley Foster, Paradise Hill, Can-

James D. Pirth t - § mes D. Sirtie. 3 2404 Sopa Dor-iada, and 11 grandchildren. DIVORCE SUITS FILED % Miriam vs. Ernest Halk Leroy vs. rances Prettyman, Gynell vs. Harold ndrews, .Nellfe ' vs. Re Robinson, ma D. vs. David N. Baker, Lois J. Arthur Gage.

BLOOMINGTON, Ind., June 10

Sanders will serve Head Coach Shortridge will be one of six Bobby Dodd of Georgia Tech as Solfers competing for Indiana's

the Pacific Coast representative, {link team in the NCAA meet at| At Methodist james, Christine Masterit was announced yesterday, The| Purdue June

college ¢ stars meet Angeles Rams

Chicago Aug. 15.

the Los

Henry, Moore Sign

For June 26 Bout BALTIMORE, Md. June 10] (UP)—Clarence Henry, fourth

ranking heavyweight, and Archie Moore, second ranking light heavyweight, will meet in a 10-

here June 26. | The two fighters signed contracts yesterday calling for a $10,000 guarantee for Moore and | a $15,000 guarantee for Henry.

Scott Appointed Oilers’ Cage Coach

BARTLESVILLE, Okla. June 10 (UP)—Tom Scott, former University of North Carolina basket- | bill coach, has ben appointed | coach of the Phillips 66ers, it was! announced here today. Paul Endacott, president of the] Phillips Petroleum Co., said Scott | replaces Cab Renick, who retired | recently to return to the firm's] sales department.

Post to Milwaukee

CINCINNATI, June 10 (UP)— Outfielder Wally Post was op-| tioned to Milwaukee in the Ameri-| can Association today to make] room on the Cincinnati Red's] roster for Cal Abrams, obtained from the Dodgers on Sunday. Post's option to the Boston Braves farm club completes the deal in which the Reds obtained, Outfielder Willard Marshall from the Braves.

Felton KO’s Brown

CHICAGO, June 10 (UP)~Lester Felton of Detroit dropped! Johnny Brqwn of Chicago twice, in the seventh round of a 10-! round main event at Rainbo Arena last night to win by a tech-| nical knockout. Felton, who weighed 152, lost | the second and sixth rounds for tossing low blows, but outclassed the 151-pound Brown the rest of the way. .

Vee, YY 750 SETI)

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Woodstock 449, anapolis Country Club 455. Hillcrest i. | Broadmoor * 485, Tisssuli Run 500. Nelson, with 178, s. C. Richard Pulmer | lof Hillcrest, with 17, and Mary Jane] CLUBS | Bonnerman, 78, topped all shooters.

champions. Others include:

Kokomo, and Elliott Phil-|

i lips, New Albany.

Golf Notes

Highland won first place in interclub|,, qualifications for women at Speedway yes.’ Jane Nelson 178, Mrs. | round bout at Memorial Stadium! Rick Hex Herrick 82, Mrs. Louis Bola 8. ms At General—James, ; all At

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Corporation formed under the laws of ‘the State of Indiana, does hereby give notice that a meeting of the stockholders of said Corporation duly called for the purpose of

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