AUG. 31, 1035 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES PAGE 11 Reach Finals in VITAL STATISTICS Heavy Boxing National Net Births Rots Greek Derides Browns City Park Meet William and Rose Weber. 1816 W Wil- cox-s- Harold and Loraine To'ton. 821 8. 9 Aces Take to Pershing-st Card Planned Harry and C ara Shoemake. 1530 Pleas* an'-s: ‘lndian Death lock Hold Alta Place Cec;: Louis Karle and and Marv Richardson 1126 N. I!hnols-s:. Thursday Courts Today j'wir' Tmi/etL Girls for - - Clash Tomorow. ‘ hold to Floyd : • Lawson. 255 S K*r- The Indian deathlock” as stone-av. practiced bv Orville Brown, 222, Norman Von Burg, city junior John and Alvis Ford. 1213 Madelra-st. Fifth Corps Area golf tour- GROVE CLUB members Drewie and Sarah Marr. 523 Ken- popular Wichita grappling ace. will Perry, Budge, Helen Jacobs, ; will champion, advanced to the final tuck-. -av. Cox and Davis Sign for THEnament will be held at Hill- SOUTH engage in their annual and E-he! Skaggs. links of the current city Vernon 413 Dorman-st. be nothing but a “breeze” if George Sept. 7 to 10, Labor Day festival this week- junior round Rnscoe ano Minnie Hendrickson. 1667 3. Ring Kay Stammers Begin crest Country Club straight New-st. Main Go: Other ¦Cry Baby) Zaharias, 241, lives up end. A 36-hole scoring park tennis tournament with a 10-8. Anthonv ar.d Victoria Simon. 777 N. inclusive, according to an announce- Haugh-st tournament for the Louis Baum Me- La at to his boasts next Tuesday night at Title Drives. by 4-6. 6-3 triumph over Follettc Rov and Naom: Millar. 3026 N Gale-st. Aces Obtained. ment made today Lieut. Col. morial trophy will be held, with John and Marv McDaniels. 519 3. Sports Arena where the two nation- the Fall Creek courts yesterday. Ttbbs-av. Ry United Prrxx William W. West, in charge of the Kenneth Loucks the defender. Dave Tracy Cox. Indianapolis’ hard- ally-known heavies clash in the top Carl Shade Raiph and Frances Randall. St. Vin- FOREST Y. Aug. 31. Mitchell, winner in 1933, has indi- Murray Dulberger and cent s Hospital. junior welterweight, tug on the Hercules A. C. wrestling HILLS. N. corps golf activities. Wiliiam and punching will he may compete. Annetta Qulatkowskl. St. bill. Brown has not tasted Delayed one day by rain, the com- cated were to clash today to determine Vincent's Hospital perform before home town fans defeat The tournament will draw officers Those fail Car! and Marv Cook 3021 E 10‘h-st. who to get in their en- Burg's in the finals here and has registered all of his bined national men's and women's Army, Re- Von opponent John and Bessie Benton. 833 S Lvons-st. again next Thursday n.ght, meeting of the regular organized tire 36 holes this Ravmond Dorothy victories by means of pet grip. week-end will have | tomorrow. and Wilson. 3712 W. the singles tennis championships con- until Sept. 16lfi-st. Willie Davis, known a- the Kansas He defies any one—and especially serve and National Guard as well 8 to finish. Louise Karle and Alta Place tinued at the West Side tennis club City Mexican. Bill Miller. Olympic Greek Zaharias—to break it. There as officers on active duty in CCC a 0 a moved into the women's singles final Deaths round matches 76, Athletic Club matchmaker, an- will b*' plenty of cheering if Orville , today with second camps, who will attend on detached CLUB players who round with victories yesterday. Miss Susan Rover. at 520 Eastern-ar. does clamp it on—and it on Helen 6-2. 6-3 acute cardiac dila-a-ion. keep scheduled in both divisions. service status. in the Karle beat Gechtman. Henry nounced that he had signed the pair rough RIVERSIDEqualified championship James, 26. at 2116 Blvd-pl. acute Zaharias' tactics fail to meet and Miss Place stopped Dorothy myocarditis. for a 10-round mam go. Barring another turn in the Charles Lewis, F. D. at Ft. flight and other special flights re- the approval of the patrons. How- Capt. Duckwall. 6-2. 64. The champion- Mary at Miller said other 10-rounders weather, 16 women's matches and 32 cently will engage in two rounds ol Ottie Culbertson. 66. St. Vin- two ever. the "Cry Baby” is one of the Harrison, will be in active charge ship match will be played tomorrow. cent's Hospital, acute myocarditis will be offered on the fistic program. matches today, Sunday and Mon- at powerhouses of the mat. Both Za- men's will be held. of the tournament proper and he The men's singles division was John Fox. 70. City Hospital, arterio Olympic has in day. If to play this week- seterosis. The matchmaker harias and Brown are front line' Fred Perry defending unable mind elimination series to select of England, has announced a program that con- end the must be completed idle yesterday. Joseph Tucker. 72. at 1524 Asbury-st, an artists. One of Orville's outstand- matches chronic myocarditis Champion champion who drew a first-iound prac- Norma Eamonia Edwards. 7 at an October opponent for ing tussles is a draw with Jim Lon- sists of preliminary events and before next week-end because the months, Ross in a scrap be bye. makes his tournament debut TRESSNELL TRIMS CHISOX 1439 N. rershing-st. gastro ententes. Barney title to while Zaharias is one of a few tice, a stag dinner on the of semi-finals will be played then. Erma L. Bayntiam, 30. des. Fowler, Pleasantville, night ; By Times Special at Giesendorff-st. staged here. Ross holds two titles, grapplers ever gain a fall over against Arthur Monday, Sept. 9. and the major 36- j hypostatic pneumonia to N. Y. 000 MILWAUKEE, Wis.. Aug. 31 Willa Beard. 56. at City Hospital, arterio Junior welter and official welter. Londes when the latter was cham- hole tournament for the Fifth sclerosis. endeavoring up Roderich Menzel, giant the With Forrest having his at 2050 Miller is to line pion of the grapplers. Gp rge (Cry Baby) Zaharias Czechoslo- Corps trophy on Sept. 10, to go to MARTIN reached Pressnell Albert IF-njamin Walker. 66. Mas ey, Joe Manuel vakian, opens today’s play against j semi-fina’s of the Pleasant own way on the Milwaukee mound, Cleveland-st. carcinoma. Lou Ghnouly, the medalist. There will be other DICK Neely. at City Hospital, bron- Dick Williams, national champion 1 the Brewers defeated the Chicago John 56. Villa and other well-known junior awards. Play will consist of 18 holes, Run championship tourney this cho pneumonia. welters to participate in the series. two decades ago. Donald Budge of morning by scoring a birdie 4 on White Sox in an exhibition game in the morning and 18 holes in the 2. The Amer- Other local stars who have ac- California, favorite to be a finalist the twenty-first hole to beat out here yesterday, 6 to Building Permits Greyhound afternoon. out cepted Is Center of with Perry, sees his first action of ican Association club pounded Earl M. Augustine. 806 E 66th-st. 630 al- assignments on the Olympic tt n a Ed Dollman. Martin and Dollman the tournament against Donald 16 hits off the offerings of Salveson. terations. card Thursday are Lou Thomas, battled to the twentieth hole last O. N and Tippe- and Sunday will con- Wyatt. Paul Llnson. Illinois light heavyweight with a rapidly Hawley of New York. night when darkness overtook them. Fischer and canoe-sts. SISOO. build brick lunchroom women's matches involve SATURDAYsist of registering in the play-! Troy D. Owens, 3017 Guilford-av S2OO, growing knockout record, and Paul Interest at State Fair Feature Wedmore Smith already has repair garage. England, favored ers and issuance of tournament! Edgar T Silvey, 3232 N. Lee, recent conqueror Kay Stammers of reached the by virtue of lilinois-st. SIOO, |to advance into the finals with cards that will enable entrants to j semi-finals VITAL STATISTICS add room to dwelling. of Scotty Scotten, in the feather- a 1-up triumph over Elmer Freed. Jacobs, practice on the Hillcrest course. weight department. Helen defending champion, The tw'o other semi-finalists were to Marriage Licenses 1935 Harness Sensation to Compete in Futurity Monday; and Edith Moore, Montclair, N. J., The tourney entrants will be housed j ANNOUNCEMENTS If warmer weather does not re- be decided today. Joseph A. Torline. 22. of 2137 N. Rural- and Mrs. Sarah Palfrey Fabyan, in the army post officers’ club, three \ st clerk, and Mane Schafer, 29. ol 609 N. turn to the city before the night of Prelim Today. stenographer. 1 Death Notices Speed Program on Mass., Katherine miles from the course. Oakland-av. „ w Brookline, and Garlten Harman Jr, 22. of 1620 Er llsh- ARNOLD, E.—Age the fight Miller plans to open the pool, Choai, 19, MARY 75 years, mother Winthrop, Boston. The reservation swimming av truck driver, and Christena William Indoor the Armory. "Who will beat Greyhound?” That is the question that shrewd Oriental-st. restaurant worker. of J. and ulrs. Harold Hayes season at tennis courts and motion picture of 139 S. iPearn. passed away Friday. Funeral horsemen are asking, the Grand Circuit George. Box 252-C. regarding race for the Horse- MAJOR LEADERS | Carl 26. R. R. 11. luesaay. sept. 3. 8 3u a. in. at tne resi- theater will be available to tourna- | Mary 22, of 5730 E. man GROB.MEIER, RAINES DRAW clerk, and Carroll. dence ox h\?r daughter. 103s Snannon-av, Futurity, to come ofl ai the Indiana State Fair on Labor Day—- entries, | Washington-st, stenographer. Prcxx ment Capt. Lewis an- 9 a. ni. Cnurcta ol The Little diowcr. and the echo usually comes back "Who?” Ry United Paul Stephenson. 19. of 442 S. Chase-?t. Holy Klines Paces nounced. Special meals will be laborer, Jones, of 501 S. Friends invited. Burial in Croa* Gene LEADING RATTERS and Marv 16. Cemetery. GEO. W. USHER SERVICE The sensation of all the 1935 NEW YORK, Aug. 31.—Fred Grob- Harding-st, housekeeper served at the officers’ club. years, harness season is said to be in the Player and Club G AB R H BA Ralph Applegate. 30. of 3632 Carrollton- GKOSDIDIEK. ANNA—Age 60 wile On there will be a special .. Hubert, Canadian Linksmen ARMCOS HAND MUNCIE meier, lowa, and Dick Raines, Monday j Vaughan, Pirates 114 417 98 166 .398 iav salesman, and Miriam Everson. 25. of of Ernest, mother ot William. top of condition, and that means Medwick, .. 122 5 3 106 185 .368 clerk, and Ernest Jr, passed away at the resi- Texas, a draw 18-hole tournament at the Hill- Cards 1726 Central-av. r some very fast time will have to be LEAGUE SETBACK, 5-2 wrestled to and Vosmik. Cleveland . 121 303 70 177 .352 j John Xerogianis. 35. of 624 N. Ilhnots-st, dence. 1108 S. Fieming-st. uneral crest course with $1 entry fees Hartnett. Cubs 96 338 53 118 .349 Scudder, of 201 N. Monday. Sept. 2. 9 30 a. ni. at the GEO. Boston, J baker, and Irene 21. Prr x* made to beat him. Hank Barber, pinned Mar- sweepstakes fund, and Giants 125 486 97 168 .346 housekeeper W. USHER FUNERAL HOME. 2614 W. B’l Id Ry Timex Spee in l i going into a Ott. New Jersev-st. Blackstock, Tennessee, mat HOME | Eugene Bradford. 31. of 615 E 53rd-st, Washington-st, 10 a. ni St. Anthony a Aug. require a super-colt or shall in prizes. KINS Holy Cross Cemetery. SUMMERLL'A. Quebec. 31. It will MIDDLETOWN, 0.. Aug. 31. distributed as ! adjuster, and Louise Menzie, 36, of 519 E Churcn. Burial in encounters here last night. ... Gene Kunes, Norristown. Pa., who filly to do the trick. Yet there arc I Following the 36-hole champion- j Greenberg. Tigers 34'Berger, Braves 28 j 59th-st, housekeeper. Friends invited. The Muncie Merchants dropped a Ott, 29 Gehrig, Yankees . 27 I’All, started the third round of the Ca- horsemen who say that the vital ship event Tuesday the tourney en-j Giants HEDLCND. ROBERT Beloiet 5-to-2 decision to the Middletown REDS AKRON Foxx. Athletics... 28i Births band ot Martha Hedluno and soil of nadian open golf tournament today point in the year's racing for the BEAT trants will retire to the officers’ club | Ruben ano Stella Hediund. brotner of in an RUNS RATTED IN Roys Marianne Hediund, de- grey sensation when he Armcos Indiana-Ohio League Ry Timrx Special for a tea dance, with awarding of | Ciauae J and with a six-stroke lead, shot a 33, will come series tilt Gr’nberg Tigers. 153'Medwick. Cards . 104 Orville and Dorris Roy. 2324 Martin- parted this lile Friday. Aug. 30. fu- here last night. at up here Monday against The AKRON, 0., Aug. 31.—The Cin- prizes to follow. Gehrig, Yankees. 108 Foxx. Athletics .. 99 neral Monday. Sept. 2. tne MOORE Aj two over par, on the first nine holes scores Collingsworth, 1663 AV. eight score: Reds a 5-to-2 play- Berger, Braves . 105 J. Collins, Cards. 99 d!John’and Nellie KiRK FUNERAL HOME. College and of the morning round. Kunes had some or more of the country's cinnati scored triumph Wives and families of the A F’airtielc.-av. 2p. m Burial Crown Hill. Muncie 001 000 100— 2 invited to attend HITS Minnie Steinberg. St. Vin- a 138 for the first two rounds. best 3-year-olds. 9 3 over the Akron Yankees of the ers are especially David' and HUME, MRS. SIDNEY R.—Beloved mother j Armc os 021 101 OOx— 5 9 4 Medwick, Cards. 185 Cramer. Athletics 177 Ce a Mid-Atlantic League in an exhibi- the tea dance and witness the Stunldreher. St. Vin- of C. R. Hume, of Walton, Ky and j They point to the way that Walker and Smith: Tangeman and Herman, Cubs . 178| Greenberg, Tigers 177 Walt?r°and Mildred Mrs. George R. Brown of Indianapolis, man. Cole- awarding of the prizes. Vosmik, 177| Hospital. Spencer, the Hamblctonian hero, tion game here last night. Clevelnd cent's passed awav Saturday morning Set wees into the at tne FLANNER A BUCHANAN MOR- was tipped back discard TUARY. Saturday evening at 8 o'clock. Hie/ League Stuff in the race for the Horseman prize F'riends invited. Burial Independence. in 1928, and they out other Kv. point KELSO, MELVIN—III4S. Shefliold. son of things, including the loss of a heat Clarence and Lula Kelso, passed away By I nitrd I‘rexs by Greyhound at Syracuse in his Friday. Funeral Sunday. 2 p m., at, FARLEY MINERAL HOME. 1634 W. YORK. Aug. 31-Notes race for the Stallion Stake, Morns-st. Friends invited. They say that MICHAEL—Beloved husband from a big league press box: j also there are too O’CONNELL, many really high grade youngsters of Katie O'Connell, father of Joseph. Frankie Frisch calls the Chicago John and Michael O'Connell, died Sat- j in that field to escape defeat all the urday, Aug. 31. at residence. 625 Horn* Cubs a ‘ humpty-dumpty" ball club. time, and they a few of Place. Funeral Tuesday. Sept. 3, R:3O a. say—quite m. from residence. Services St. Patrick . . . says they are a joke as a pen- them say—that Labor Day is the Church. 9 a. m. Friends invited. BLACK- dav. WELL SERVICE. nant contender. . . The Cubs hope Beyond doubt, more POLLARD, CLYDE to make him eat his words in the last all there is husband of Mvrtle and father of Mary interest Lou, Nella May Pollard, five games ci the season at St. around Indiana—and even George and beyond—over this Horseman passed away Friday afternoon. Notice of Louis as the Brooklyn Dodgers made great service later. contest, Bill Terry regret the day he asked: than there has ever been RENN, THE REV. A. K.. D. D.—Beloved a harness race in husband of Eva, father of Florence H. "Is Brooklyn still in the league?’’ before over the passed away ! glory and Morton Wert Renn, Charley Dressen. Cincinnati man- state. The of the son of Guy Thursday evening at his residence. 4189 ager, says Phil Cavarretta. Cubs’ Abbey has done much of this, be- Carroliton-av. Services at the PLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY, Sunday. 4 first baseman, is the year’s best Na- cause he is virtually considered a p. m. Friends invited. [Louisville iKv.) Hoosier trotter, reined by Sep Palin papers please copy.l Private burial Mon- League . . Pie Tray- rookie. day at Crown Hill. ior, Pittsburgh manager, says of Indianapolis. the ROYER. MRS. SCS.ANN Age 17, be loved our double-headers between the More than 200 horses are here mother of L. O. Royer, and sister of iional Ind., and in , and that number will be augmented Mrs. Ross Hanson. Anderson. Yankees and White Sox four T. W. Gardner. Fortvile. Ind.. passed consecutive days will wreck both with the arrivals from the Grand away Friday. Aug. 30, at the home of and other circuits. The horse train, her son. 520 Eastern-av. Services Sunday, clubs for the rest of the season. the above at looming through from the New York 2 p. m. at address. Burial BBS Fortville. Ind. Friends invited. State Fair at Syracuse, will bring STALEY. HIRAM Age 62. son of Mrs. new description of Pepper into Indianapolis early tomorrow Sarah Fields of Mooresville, Ind., brother of Mrs. Laura Haley Miner of Indianap- THEMartin is: "He's not the best some of the turf stars which have olis, half brother of Ben and Orlando third baseman in the league. He's been headlining the race sheets for Fields and Mrs. Dora Wright of Moores- ville and Mrs. Rose King of Omaha. the dirtiest.” . . . A1 Simmons, White j weeks. Neb.; uncle of Mrs. HawM Harrin of Sox outfielder, is definitely slated to Actual racing was to get under Camby. Ind.. passed away Friday at the home of his sister. Mrs. Laura Miner go to Detroit next season. . . . A1 way at the Fairground this after- 840 N. Sherman-dr. Friends may call Lope/. Brooklyn catcher, is the quick- noon. Though not a part of the after 5 p. m. Saturday at the KINCAID player the majors. Grand Circuit schedule, the FUNERAL HOME. 3160 N. lUinois-st. est-tempered in true Funeral services Mondav. 2 p. m. at the Burial Washington Park. .. . Julian Solters, Browns* out- three races on the program boasted v funoral home. fielder. is of t lie most improved the entries of sevpral top-notch V' Friends invited. one S*-- HARRY husband of exr Z* WOOD. SCOTT—The players in the majors since he*s harness stars and horses that will Anna M. Wood, father of Mrs Curtis been under Rogers Hornsby's tu- run in the Grand events next week. Harold of Indianapolis. Miss Elsie Mas- ters of Indiananolis, Mr. Alfred Mnst”rs . . Lefty today's pro- telage. . Gomez is fond of The three races on / of Compton. Ky . passed away at his visiting zoos and has visited the gram were the 2:23 pace, the 2:18 T Gj J home, one-half mile south of Mt. Com- Thursday evening. Funeral Sunday London, \fv fort. animal parks in St. and the 2:13 pace, to be run in Paul. trot ¦ at 3 p. ni. at the residence Interment Vienna, St. Louis, Chicago, Berlin the order named. The actual horses EasU\s CeniPtery. MAX HERRLICH <4s SON SERVICE and the Bronx. . . . His favorite is to face the starter were not to be SbSk. .. &

. . in St. Louis. . Sunny Jim Bot- known until a late draw was made, 2 Cards, In Memoriams \ tomlev likes to room with Babe but it was certain that each event JONES—We wish to thank our relatives, Herman on the road because Babe : would attract several classy con- pyris;>t. 1 M-LV Service. Jnc." friends and neighbors for their kind- Supplies all pipe tobacco and testants. ness and sympathy shown us during the the Illness and death of our beloved father carries along a radio. and grandfather. ELIJAH JONES. We especially thank Reverend Nell, singers, BBS REARICK GIVES TWO HITS Wichna Tribe 139 of the Red Men. Mr. Royster for his kind and efficient serv- fans continue to hurl ices and all for the beautiful floral of- fruit and pop bottles at visiting Kingan Blank Kingan In- ferings. DETROIT Reliables Signed. RALPH E JONES AND FAMILY. players, a warning to the Cardinals dianas in Night Game. Here’s a Rare Treat You! if they get into the world series for 3 Funeral Directors, Florists Reariek yielded only two hits and again. . . . Floyd Vaughan got his nickname. ‘‘Arky,’’ because he was struck out 10 batsmen as the King- FINN BROS. Reliables baseball regis- born in Clift v. Arkansas. . . Char- an team Funeral Home lie Grimm, Cubs’ manager, has lost tered a 3-to-0 triumph over the 1639 N. Merldlan-st. TA-183S. 20 pounds since the season started, Kingan Indianas, Negro team, at FLANNER& BUCHANAN' now scaling 176. j Perry Stadium last night. Williams TWO PAGES 25 W. Fall Creek-dr. TA-4400 of the Indianas also pitched A mule once kicked Euel Moore. good > ball, allowing only five blows. GRINSTEINER’S Giants' former relief hurler, in the 522 E. Market face. ... He still wears the scar. RI-5374 . . . Bill Terry says A1 Cuccinello, 20-ycar-old Giants' second base- HISEY & TITUS man. can make the throw on a dou- 951 N. 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