The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 19 July 1939 — Page 3

THE DAILY BANNER, GREENCASTLE, INDIANA,

WEDNESDAY, JULY 15, 1555.

nterclub Golf Match At Brazil

off Stakes place ONE O’C I <>( l\ IN I IK>T MEET

An intercluh match, the first this eason, i® whi'cluled for Sunday afemoon, July 2.'!, between Brazil and le local chib. The tee off is to take dace at one o’clock at the Brazil

ourae.

Signed up to play in the meet are: Eugene Allan, Walter Cox, Howard L. Williams. O. J. Stewart. Sr., O. J. Stewart, Jr.. J. Pence. Zol McIntyre. FI. E. Queeney, Don Ellis, Keith ! Lyons, Bob Stevens. W. J. Krider, j N. C. O’Hair, C. Thomas, H. Quebbeman. G. Shaw, Carroll Hammond. K.

J. Moe, S. C. Sayers.

All those who intend to sign up are urged to talk to Fred Brant as ;-Gon as possible so a good aggregation can meet the Brazil club. Another meet is planned for later on in the summer between the Kea

Park club of Terre Haute and the local club.

NO HITS, NO RUNS HOrSTON. Tex.. July 19—(UP) — Seventecn-year-old Ernest White, one of the youngest Texas League players, last night pitched a no-hit, no-run game as Houston defeated Fort Worth, 2 to 0.

Miss Lucille Tincher of Fillmore was admitted to the county hospital Wednesday morning for treatment.

ANNOUNCE SOFT BALL SECTIONAL TO BE PLAYED HERE AUGI ST 4. 5 and (i; INCLUDES FOUR COUNTIES

Soft Ball Schedule

MYERS SECTIONAL MANAGER

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115 North Jackson Street

Greencastle, Indiana

Greencastle sport fans will be glad to know that a sectional tournament will he played here on August 4, 5 and 6. This section includes Owen. Clay. Putnam and Hendricks counties and Carl Myers has been named as the Sectional Commissioner by the Indiana Recreation Association which is affiliated with th * American Softball Association. Winners of the sectional tournament will go on to a regional tournament; the plaee of the regional not being announced as yet. However the present plan calls for thrity-two sectional games to be played throughout the state on August 111J approximately. August 10-20 ther-* will be eight regional tournaments and August 26-27 two semi-final tournaments. The state finals will be played off September 2, 3, and 4. There will also be a national tournament at St. Ixiuis on September 9, 10. 11, 12, and 13. Tlie rules allow sectionals and regionals to begin earlier as the sectional or regional manager sees fit. All teams entering the sectional will pay their own expenses but arrangements are made from there on through the national tournament. For the play-off, the state has been divided into a northern and southern division. The play-off will bo ns follows: no more than 24 sectional tournaments in each division. The winner of each sectional will enter a regional of which there will be four in the northern and southern division. The winners of each of the regionnls will be eligible for competition in the semi-final tournament in which there will be four teams competing in each division. The winner of each of these semi-final tournaments will then meet for a two-out-of-three series to decide the state championship That team w ! l! then go on to the national softball tournament. The State Champions will be awarded with a pennant for a flagpole and the players will receive medals. Tournament rx > lagers are to appoint three qualified and impartial

GOOD#YEA

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Wednesday, July 19 7:00 Morton vs. Northern Indiana. 8:30 Krogers vs. Fillmore. Friday, July 21. 7:00 Putnamville vs Lone Star 8:30 Russellville vs Colored Giants. There will be a game both this Friday and next Friday so as to keep from conflicting with the Hors" Show and the Putnam County Fair.

FOR SALE. 1937 Ford V-3 I’Aton school bus chassis. 131-inch wheelbase. Good condition $250.00. Estel Snonkwiler, Vi mile north of Vivalia. 19-2p.

FOR SALE: Yellow transparent apples and red plums. McCullough's Orchard. 19-2t.

citizens of their section or region who are to act as a Protest Board. Protests with a fee of $10.00 must be in the hands of the tournament managers within fifteen minutes after the game is over. If protest is allowed the fee is returned, otherwise it goes to the tournament fund. All decisions made by the Protest Board are final. For entries, which must be in by noon July 29th, the Sectional Commissioner Carl Myers will give further advice.

Largest Crowd Ever At Park

BATTERY SALE 13 Plate Standard !) Mo. guar. $3.90 18 Plate Heavy Duty 1 yr. guar. .$ l.O.'i 15 Plate Standard 15 Mo. guar. $5.95 15 Plate Standard, V-8 Ford and late Chev. size $5.45 Get our prices on Lee Tires before you buy. Scott’s Franklin St. Garage Phone 68 Vine and Franklin St. “ALWAYS OPEN” FOR sue Plenty of ripe summer apples. Strain’s Orchard. 19-tf.

FOR SALE: Tall oak refrigerator, front icer, hold 100 lbs., $5.45. Furniture Exchange, East Side Square. Phone 170-.I. 19-11

FOR SALE: 1937 Indian Sport Scout motorcycle. A-l condition. 202 west Poplar street. 19-3p. FOR SALE: Singer sewing machine, drop head, round'shuttle. Mrs. George Browning, 607 east Walnut. 19-2p.

FOR SALE: 50 Barred Rack pullets, 75c head. Inquire at Banner 19-lp.

Fried and baked chicken dinner.i at Crawford's Thursday. 19-lp.

FOR SALE: 24 nice shoals, weighing better than 100 lbs. Theodor-' Hurst, Airport Road. 19-2p. FOR SALE: Two feather pads, double bed size. Good condition. Inquire, phone 322. 19-4p. CAN’T BE MATCHED: Linoleum rugs with a five year guarantee ONLY $6.98. Size 9x12 REEVE:! ELECTRIC, North Side Squu Phone 139-M. 19-U

Retread tires, guaranteed, most popular sizes $6.00. Brookshire Service Station. Wed-tf.

—Real Estate

(UNtT.IU AND GAMES DRAY* MANY; KFSSELLVILLE. BAINBRIDGF WIN

Ice Cream social, Brick Chapel Church, July 21, 7 pm. Attraction Farm Band Skinstcrs; Sponsor 4-H Room Improvement Club. 17-19-2t.

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Before the largest crowd that has attended the soft ball games this season, the Russellville ball club trounced the Lone Star team in an 18-6 game last night at Robe Ann Park and in the second game George Taylor was the star with his terrific fast ball, even though his team did lose to the Bainbridge ten. The Russellville victory came as somewhat of a surprise and up-se!; all pre-game dope. Between the games the GreencasUe High School summer band rendered several selections at the bandstand to the southwest of the field. Several hundred gathered to hear the band which is made up of sixty-five players. Their program contained several marches and overtures and selections from the opera Martha. The concert had a largo attendance because of the games and the games had many spectators who were attracted by the band concert. The result was that approximately seven hundred people attended Robe Ann Park last night for both amusements. The Lone Star’s jumped into a 4-1 lead in tse 2nd inning on 5 straight singles but were unable to compete with the slugging Russellville team from that point on. Russellville scored 6 runs in the 3rd. 4 in the 6th and 7 in the 7th to make a grand total of 18. Lone Star’s scored their last 2 runs in the 5th on a homer by J. Hill, a triple by Green and a single by C Pitts. Bird of Russellville led his team at bat with 2 homers and a triple in 4 times up. W. Grimes and Hovermale each collected a double for the only other extra base hits. Score by innings: R H E R’lville 0 1 6 0 0 4 7—18 13 2 Lone Star 0 4 0 0 2 0 0 - 6 10 3 Batteries—Allen, W. Pitts and J. Hill; Sellers and Bird. Taylor fans thirteen Although losing 8-6, George Taylor of the Zinc Mill, proved to be the j hero of the second contest as he I whiffed 13 batsmen and allowed only ! 5 hits. Of these, only 2 were solid \ blows, one being a double by J. Blue j in the 6th inning. The other 3 hits were all in the infield. The winning runs came in the 1st of the 7th, when Bainbridge scored 4 runs on 3 errors, 2 walks and an infield hit. Lear collected 2 doubles and Jr. Grimes also drove out a two-bsggor for the only other extra base hits. T. Grimes, young backstop for the Mill, saved Taylor many a wild pitch by fine stops of bad throws. Ousler, Bainbridge twirler, came

Nice rummage sale Saturday morning at 9 o'clock at courthouse. 17-19-21-31

FOR SALE: A 100 acre farm in good community. Fifty acres under cultivation, balance pasture. Five loom house, good barn, electricity available. Price $25.00 per acre. J. T. Christie, Real Estate. 17-3t.

—For Rent—

TEXTOLITE PASTE PAINT. Modern inexpensive decoration f >: walls and ceilings. Dries in one hour. One coat covers. Does not crack or peel. Does not fade or got yellow METZGER LUMBER COMPANY. 117 W. Franklin. Phone 262. M-W-F-tf

FOR SALE: O-Will-O funiture polish. Brook'hire Service Station. Wed-tf.

PAINT: Floor enamel, varnish stain, fast-drying enamel and spar varnish, 59 cents per quart. Snider's Wallpaper & Paint Store, south side square. 18-3t.

NEW !jj3iSs| 89-PInte Goodyear Battery $8.95 ExW change. Nine Months guarantee. Free Installation. Dobbs Tire Battery Service Phone 789

FOR RENT: Three room upstairs apartment. Private bath and porchoi. Mrs. Ida Pierce, 202 south Ironist. 19-lp

—Wanted—

WANTED: Any kind of dead stock. Call 278, Greencastle. Charges paid. John Wachtel Co. eod.

WANTED general housework. Will go home nights. 202 Liberty street. 12-2t Wanted to rent six or seven room house. E. B. Koontz, 658 Blackman street. Clinton. 13-7p.

WANTED: Married mnn with experience with stock and farm work. Address Box AH. Banner office. 17-3p.

Miscellaneous

FOR SALE: 19'!X Harley Davidson Motorcycle, A-l condition, special paint job, many extras. See Julian Steele, % Miller Grain Company, Bainbridge, or at 612 south College Avenue, Greencastle, after 6 p. m. 19-3p

Kodak finishing at Cammack’s Studio 25c and 30c roll 24 hour service. 17-6t.

FOR SALE: Cucumbers. THE SPANISH KITCHEN, 4>& miles •south on 43. Phone rural 22F31. 19-3t.

ATTENTION FARMERS Have your welding done at Stott's Franklin St. Garage, Vine and Franklin St. Good workmanship and fair prices. 20 tf I will he glad to conduct your auction sale. For dates phone Mt. Meridian or write Greenea ile R. 2. Alton Hurst, General Aue'env r . 19-21-2p.

LICENSED PLACE TO DANCE Palm Gardens ( OKN I d! INDIAN A & FRANKLIN STREETS

through in good shape after

a bad

3rd inning in which

he allowed 4

runs. This was his

second

win in

League competition.

Score by innings:

R H E

Bainbridge 0 0 0

0 1 0

: - 5

Zinc Mill 10 4

0 1 0

0 6 7 3

Batteries—Ousler

and

Dickson;

Including Your Old Tire

Taylor and T. Grimes. LOWER FLAG IN HONOR OF WHITE SOX PRESIDENT

TIRE & BATTERY

SERVICE

KENNKTH DUNK IN, Manager. 11 WEST FRANKLIN STREET

CHICAGO, July 19—tUP)-*-Tb" flag in centerfield at White Sox Park was lowered to half-mast today in mourning for the last of the illustrious Comiskeys actively concerned with American League baseball. J. Louis Comiskey, 54, owner and president, who directed the White Sox fortunes for eight years between severe attacks of heart disease, lost his last fight yesterday at his summer home at Eagle River, Wis. His body was shipped to Chicago for burial.

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