Speedway Flyer, Volume 27, Number 44, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 November 1958 — Page 8

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JERRY HOLTEL Manager of Insurance Dept. Bas. CH. 4-8841

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Dfflb YOU KNOW . . Ii you own rental property, you can buy "Rental Value" insurance? This pays for loss of rents when serious fire or windstorm damage makes the property unfit for use until repaired. In fact, the basic Fire and Extended Coverage policy provides a limited amount of Rental Value insurance without additional charge.

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Speedway Little League Football Last Thursday evening the Cardinals moved across town to play the Tabernacle Panthers in a good hard fought game. In spite of six Cardinal fumbles, the outstanding defensive play of the Cardinals held the Panthers well in check without a serious scoring threat. Passing of Donny Wolfla to Johnny Allen and the running of David White were key plays in the Cardinals* 7th straight victory, a 19 to 0 win. TD’s by Wolfla to Allen, White and Wagner (intercepted a pass and returned 45 yards for the score). PAT by White. Last Saturday the Cardinals downed the Lions 28 to 0. Good offensive play and defensive play led to this victory. Key defensive tackles were made by White, Wagner, Aust and Jaimet. The line play of guards Billy Aust and Mike Jaimet was outstanding again for this game as it was all year. Touchdowns were made by Wagner—2; Webb, and Wolfla to Allen. PAT’S by White, Wagner and Webb—2. The Cardinals ended the season with 8 wins, no defeats and no ties. Only one touchdown was scored against them this season. Congratulations, Cardinals, on a job well done. Tomorrow night, the Intermediate AU Star Team will play the sth-6th grade Tabernacle team there at 7:00 p.m. The Tabernacle field is located at 34th and Central. Come out and cheer for the boys.

American Legion News Speedway Post 198 Speedway Legionnaires will celebrate Veteran’s Day, November 11th, by participating in the National Veteran’s Day Observance which is being held in Indianapolis this year. A memorial service will be performed at the American Legion Headquarters at 11 a.m., followed by a banquet at 12 a.m. in the Scottish Rite Cathedral and a parade at 2 p.m. A chili supper will be served at the Post Home prior to the regular meeting of the local American Legion Post, also on Veteran’s Day. During the meeting, initiation ceremonies will be conducted for all of the new Legionnaires who have joined Speedway Post 198 during the past year. Entertainment after the meeting will include movie histories of military units. Eligible veterans in this area are invited to attend the evening’s activities which will start at 6:30 p.m. at the Post Home, 1652 Georgetown Road.

Packers' Wiener Roast Inclement weather Sunday, November 2, moved the Packers* Wiener Roast inside, but there were no dampened spirits in sight! An ample supply of wieners and buns were provided by assistant coach Bob Fisher, hot coffee provided by assistant George Mace so the Packers could entertain their parents and families. The boys have a big thank you for Mr. Fisher and Mr. Mace. Members of the Packers Little League Football team are: Hank Nickels, Dick Hoffman, Lynn Huber, Jim Ehlebracht, Jim Page, Dick Wraight, Tom Geiman, Pete Teagarden, Dave Taylor, Bob Farley, Darrell Rains, Guy Roush, Kerry Blind, Dan Fisher, Jeff Chaleff, and Blaine Mace. Coach Wayne Blind commended each and every team member (and his parents) for their loyalty and team spirit. Hoosier Has Key Role In Radio Free Europe An Indiana University sociologist, Prof. Dinko A. Tomasic, currently is serving as chief of the evaluation and research section of Radio Free Europe in Munich, Germany, while on leave from I.U. M.Y.F. PAPER SALE November 15th

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