The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 30 September 1940 — Page 3

IUE DAILY. BANNER, GREEN CASTLE, INDIANA, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1940.

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QHN'S BACK AGAIN—After two-months absence on ranch , Uyalde, Texas, Vice President John N. Garner, left, returns ' y/ashington. Senator Key Pittman of Nevada, president Lo.tem of Senate, turns over gavel to him.

To Show Pictures Of Hanover Tilt !

ttic. TIME IS PLANNED FOR ' THURSDAY BY DOWNTOWN COACHES” DoPauw anrl Greencastle football fans will be ;jivon an opportunity to see the DePauw-Hanover game on the screen Thiiisday evening when the first meeting of the Down-Town Quarter Backs will be held at the American Legion Home at 7:30 o’clock. T'u e pictures were taken at Han. > vor on Saturday and will be shown along with others at the first meetag. At ad iitional meetings, pictures of .some of the nation's outstanding games, including Big Ten games in this section, will bn made available for the local fans. At this meeting, it will also b determined whether future meetings will be held along with a dinner or not. Everyone is cordially invited to attend this meeting, Thursday evening at 7:30 o'clock.

SPORT TABS from HERE and THERE “JIMMIE”

YOUR NUMBER HERE?—Sample capsules to be used in national drawing of draft numbers in Washington, shortly after draft registration day, on Oct. 16. Numbers on white cardboard will be inserted in capsules.

THE NIGHT I BOWL Quite often friends of mine will ask The little wife and me, To set aside a night or two For sociability. And I quite willingly concur To call, or ride, cr stroll At any time but Thursday eve 'Cause that's th? night I bowl. On Sundays, there's my radio But that I'll gladly change To miss my Monday poker game I might choose to arrange. When Wednesdays come- and Fridays, tco. My dates I can control. But don't ask me on Thursday, please, ’Cause that’s the night I bowl. I dote on bridge I love to play— Or at your home I'll sup. I’ll sit up all night with you And quaff the potent cup. Your ping pong bail I’ll knock around, Your dice I'll toss and roll, On every eve but Thursday, please, 'Cause that’s the night I bowl. Greencastle Bowling Alleys Corner Vine and Franklin Sts.

Crawfordsville mentor who is making arrangements for the clinic here, also attended. The meeting, free to all coaches and officials, will open at 7:30 p. m.

FOR P.ENT: Two modem sleeping rooms for men, near campus. Phone 532-W. 30-2p. FOR RENT: Furnished room for one or two persons. 4OS east Walnut. 30-lp.

Tigers Crush Hanover To Open DePauw Grid Season; World Series Play Gets Underway On Wednesday Coach Caumy Neal's football team opened the 1940 gridiron season in impressive style Saturday afternoon when the Tigers crushed Hanover, 40 to 6. Playing on the heme field of the Panthers, the Methodist aggregation gathered power as the game progressed, a.nd after leading 13-0 at the half, proceeded to collect 4 more touchdowns in the last two quarters. It was sweet victory for the N’ealmen as last year the Panthers upset the local collegians, 7 to 6, the first time that a Hanover eleven and defeated DePauw in nearly forty years of competition. The outcome of Saturday's encounter also served notice on other oppononts that the Old Gold will be in there making a strong bid for the secondary college championship of Indiana this fall.

DePauw converted

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then a blocked kick into two touchdowns in the first half despite the fact that Hanover was offering stubbo. n resistance. In the third quarter an 80-yard maich and a 22-yard drive gave the Tigers their third and fourth touchdowns The Methodists tallied twice more in the final frame, one of these touchdowns being a 60-yard dash by Higgins. A pass in the closing moments gave the Panthers their lone scoring thrust and prevented a shut-

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Wo feel that it was a great victory for Coach Neal and his proteges. We believe that it will give the Tigers confidence an I incentive that will carry them through the season in high gear. Best wishes and congratulations to the DePauw squad end their mentor. PURDUE walloped Butler to the tune of 28 to 0 up in Lafayette Saturday. The Boilermakers scored in each period and from the radio description of the game appear to have a team that will give Big Te:. foes plenty to think about during October and November. WABASH was handed its second defeat Friday night when Denison t ampled the Cavemen, 19 to 0. This docs not sound like the Little Giant teams of old. but we’ll bet the Scarlet crew will be ready for DePauw when the dat e of this traditional battle rolls around. INDIANA does not tilt the season's lid until Saturday when the Crimson entertain the Texas huskies at Bloomington. The boys from the Lone Star state smacked Colorado 39 to 7 Saturday and will provide a tough afternoon's work for the I, U. athletes. The winner ? .... wc pick Texas! NOTRE DAME will trot out on the field for its opening game Saturday with the team from College of the Pacific, directed by Alonzo Stagg, as the opposition. It will be big weekend in South Bend with an array of movie stars being present for the world premiere of the film dealing with the life of Knute Roekne, immortal coach of the Fighting Irish. In other games the past weekend, Hoosier college teams won and lost. The scores were: Transylvania 15. F.anklin 13: Gape Girardeau 20. Rose 'Poly 0: Wo >ster 13, Manchester 7: Ball State 12, DeSales 0; Evansville 13, Southern Illinois Normal 7; St. Joseph’s 14, Valparaiso 0; Indiana S.ato 20, Lawrence Tech 7; Eastern Illinois Teachers 7, Central Normal 6. High school grid teams also saw action on Friday and Saturday and local fans are naturally interested in the results of Wabash Valley teams. Brazil suffered its third straight setback when Wiley of T$rHaute polished off the Bricks, 20 to 0. We can easily recall whm our neighboring county seat of Clay county had better teams than thh year’s edition, but then you can t havo winning outfits all the time. In other Valley contests, Reitz o‘ Evansville whipped Clinton 25 to •) Princeton shaded Vincennes 6 to 0: Sullivan downed Bloomington 12 Ic 6; New Albany won from Bosse 'if Evansville 7 to 0 and Crawfordsville shoved Ben Davis into the discard 32 to 7. Little Rensselear, coached by W. E. Bnusman, former G.eencastle football and basketball mentor, came through again to win state-wide recognition by overwhelming Monticello, 47 to 0. The previous week. Rensselear defeated an aggressive Michigan City outfit. Congrats, Bausman. Art Gross, cx-Tiger Cub gridster and net performer who is coaching at Westfield, lost a heartbreaker to Kirklin, S to 0. The “breaks ’ were against Westfield so we can’t figure

that this loss was any disgrace for ]

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The World Series

So much for football -now let’s look at the World Series for a minute. The annual Fall classic opens Wednesday between the Cincinnati Reds of the National League and tlv Detroit Tigers of the Ameiican loop. This should prove an interesting series and most everyone expects ,1 to last more than four games. Detroit, a club composed of castoffs and misfits, fought its way through Ihc closing days of the pennani scramble to win from Cleveland and the New York Yankees. At the beginning of the season Detroit was given only a 12 to'l chance to cop

FOR SALE: 300 choice Montana black face yearling ewes. Vane Higgins, Thorntown, R. 2. Phone 455-3 J rings. 28-6p. FOR SALE: 10 beef cows. Springer cows. George W. Unger, 3 miles west Morton. 28-lp. i

WANTED: Boy or man to fire furnace and clean church room for room. 434 Anderson. 27-3t. WANTED: Girl for light housework and care of child. Call before S p. m. 12 east Hanna Street. Phone 142-RX. 30-lt. WANTED: To rent small place near town suitable to keep one cow. Inquire Banner. 30-2p. Lady wanted to take care of phone and do some sewing. Apply after 6 p. m. 201 Spring avenue. Art Furniture Shop. 30-lt.

FOR SALE: 39 head cattle, 12 ! thoroughbred Holsteins, 6 cows, 4 j bred heifers, 2 small heifers; 17 head poll Angus, 9 cows, 6 bred heifers, 2 bull calves; 1 Guernsey springer, 3 fresh Shorthorn cows with calves, weighing about 400 lbs; 2 steer I calves, weighing 400 lbs; 1 riding

WANTED: Girl to do housework. Inquire Banner. 30-lp. WANTED: Farm work by month. Experienced married man, no children. Carl C. Fugate, Brazil, R. 5, Box 259. 30-3p.

Wanted to rent 4 cr 5 room house in or near Greencastle. Phone rural 9F12. 30-2t.

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.. , ...... . . 1'UH SALE. Seven ewes and on 2 [rimi S and makes, brass, re,ed and the championship but Manager D-l | young buck. Cart Hartnagle, Green- 5tr , t twentv t0 thirtv cent Baker piloted his Tigers through i castle R 2 'iO-^n , f “ . 7 10 per , cen i “ , * . - ' ' su “P- less than list price. A post card will itormy race to prove to the experts , . . ., , . that they were wrong. Detroit mav | FOR SALE: China closet, rounded i ln 6 1 , " S '' 3 1Ve ln ° Sl 1 J'” 1 - lot win the Series but we'll wager U lass f,ont four Selves, dark oak L y° n ® ^usic ^o., 110 south ,reen hey will make it more of a scrap ! ^ish, 34 'x68”, $7.95. Furniture street, Crawfordsville. 14-tf.

han the Reds did against the Yanks | Exchange, West Side Square. Phone

ast October. Yes sir, we’re pulling 'or the Tigers but may the best team win. BOWLING NOTICE Sponsors and managers of teams planning to enter into league play this winter are requested to meet at the DePauw howling alleys this evening at 7:30 o'clock. It is important that you he there as the season will start In just a few days and all preliminaries are to lie completed at tonight's session. Nice Going Mr. Grimes Wilbur D. Grimes is the winner of the Wabash Valley championship shoot held recently at Clinton. He also won the Handicap championship at Frankfort last Sunday. At Clinton Mr. Grimes completed a long run of 118 at registered targets. As result of his shooting prowess he has received a number of trophies. Robert (Pete) Vaughan, veteran athletic director and football coach at Wabash college, who served oversells in 1918 with American expeditionary forces, has been recommended as the head of Crawfords-ville'.-t Civil Defense unit, an organization designed to tniv the place of the National Gua:d when it is called for act ve duty.—Crawfordsville Journal and Review. REMEMBER WHEN— There was a water trough on Franklin street. Frank Young was the high school pole vaulter. Fred Weik had his blacksmith ihop. Wib Donner was DePauw’s second Paseman. George Conklin d;ove the dray. Hank Rowan was the state’s outitanding college punter. The ‘‘Woman in Black" roamed the campus at nights. Stop 34 on the interurban was a popular spot. There were livery stables instead garages.

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FOR SALE: 85 acres, clean, buildings fair, cheap at $1750 or will trade. Call Banner. 30-3p. FOR SALE: One mare colt, 6 months old. Harry Mabb, Belle Union. 30-3p. FOR SALE: One 7-8 Guernsey cow, tested 4 1-5. Layman Hepler, 2 miles west of Limedale. 30-2p. FOR SALE: Home at 807 east Washington street. Clair Albin. 30-2t. FOR SALE: Cooking and eating apples at Bailey’s Orchard, 2 miles south on cemetery roads. 26-tf.

Special: Grease Job 59e at Deem’s Standard. North Jackson St. 24 hour service. 23-tf.

SKATING PARTIES: We welcome skating parties, modern new rink. See us for prices. Plainfield Skating Rink, South City Park, Plainfield, Indiana. 27-12p.

See John Tharp if you wan to buy or sell your winter clothes. 30-lp.

CARD OF THANKS

Invite Coaches To Rules Clinic Thurs.

MEETING TO BE HELD IN CRAWFORDSVILLE, TIU HKDAY, OCTOBER S

FOR SALE: Two row com picker. Keith Hall, Home Oil Company.

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FOR SALE: 16 acre farm, good buildings, $1450, corn crop included. Electricity available. Call at 511 south Indiana. 28-2p It won’t be long till corn picking time. If you are needing a corn pickit will be better to buy an OLIVER than to wish you had. SMITH

We wish to express our sincere appreciation and thanks to our neighbors, friends and relatives for their helpful consideration at the time of the loss of our dear father, Otho Ellis. Especially appreciated were the lovely floral offerings, the consoling words of the minister. Rev. Fellers, the singers, pallbearers and the very splendid and efficient service rendered by Mr. Shannon and the Shannon Funeral home. The Children.

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FOR SALE: 400 choice Nebraska Hereford cattle sold by the pound at private sale. Jesse S. Ward. 27-6t.

FOR SALE: Recleaned Purkif wheat $1.00 bushel. Arthur Gtilz, Bainbridge, R. 1. 30-3p.

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FOR SALE: The Williams’ nine room modern home at Southeait cornar of Hanna and Jackson. A well built home in good condition. Would make a splendid duplex. Call at property and inspect. J. T. Christie, Real Estate. 30-3t.

FOR SALE: A five room modern house. Large lot. Payment plan. Price $2800.00. J. T. Christt, Re d Estate. 30-3t.

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dustrial sections of Maryland today for a personal inspection of ordinance and airplane production. The tour was billed as non-polit-ical, although Mr. Roosevelt was accompanied by Maryland’s Democratic leaders. Mr. Roosevelt followed a closelyorganized schedule that will get him back to the White House by late afternoon. After looking over the army's latest ordinance here, he was to drive to the outskiits of Baltimore to inspect the big Glenn L. Martin aviation plant. After a drive through Baltimore, Mr. Roosevelt will inspect Fort Meade where preparations are being rushed to house approximately 20,000 newly mobilized national guardsmen, including contingents from Virginia, Maryland and the District of Columbia.

FOR RENT: Half of double garage near College. Call 480-J. 27-1 f.

FOR RENT: Very modem 5 room apartment. Heat and water furnished. Located near College and City Schools. Large front yard, large front porch. Shown by appointment. Phone 599-J. 10-tf

FOR RENT: 6 room modern house with hath. New furnace, pfione 557. 19-tf.

CRAWFORDSVILLE, Sept. 30 Basketball coaches and officials of Putnam county are invited to attend a rules' clinic Thursday, October 3, at the Crawford hotel here. T. R. Smith, Lafayette official, and Karl Dickerson, Crawfordsvli whis'.le-tooter, will have charge. Recently they were among a limited number of coaches and officials who attended the IHSAA rules clinic at Indianapolis. They heard rule interpretations by Oswald Tower, nationally known authority on the cage game and member of the official ( rules committee. H. T. McCullough,

FOR RENT: 4 room semi-modem, unfurnished apartment. Phone 657-R. 30-6t.

FOR RENT: Ammerman house at 20.', Wood street. W. B. Peck. 30-2p,

NOTICE We have moved our office to 24i E. Wash. Street (Over Sam Hanna's Book Store) STATE FARM MUTUAL AUTO INSURANCE CO. Ezra Craft, Agent Phone 892

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