AUG. 3, 1935 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES PAGE 11 ANNOUNCEMENTS HELP WANTED Braves Loom Highly Touted 1 Death Notices 14 Situations Wanted Stepped TANARUS, 10’5 A- Police In HOI 8 ISM t I I or Race - A DAY Before Selections husband of F.usher ? JUST 20c beloved Effie Hop. and father of William, passed awav i .s 10-word *d will apprai under tht* as Threat to Sandlot Nines By Tom Koone Wednesday Jti'v 31 Funeral Saturday, , ciasstflcanoa fo r low as 20c a day cash m BROfe with order to o!!te. 21* (Copyright 1935 ev United Presal Aug 3. i p from FINN Coma The Times FUNERAL HOME. i*J9 N Merid an-o W Maryland oue square from Iliinol* aud Interment F;orai Park cemetery. Friends Washmcton-its down Kentucky-av and let invited Friends mav call at the us he.p you secure ?ob Loop Record in Twin Show Funeral Home ?ny time. FSPM hand, experienced. 931'a N. Ala- NOONEY’S SELECTIONS FOR TODAY HIGH. JANICE MAE Os 4158 W bama Rooms 11 and 12 Bertha-st. beinved daughter of Mr and Day's Best—Treasury Key. Mrs. Edsar Leigh, sister of Tiiitha. Juanita and John Leigh; granddaughter INSTRUCTIONS Boston Club Nears Mark for City Amateur Association to Best Longshot—Gold Step. of John Hook of Burnettsviile. Ind and David Leigh of Petersburg. Ind . passed DO YOU REALIZE wnat it means t nata Won; Best Parlay—Chief Cherokee and Narise. away July 31 age 3 rears Funeral Sat- a guatan:eed position? Wi guarantee a Fewest Games Offer Bargain Sill at urday 2 p m . at ahose address Bur.-I poMiionto any one we accept Shortnand. Flnrai Park Friends invited. BEAN- accounting, comp dictaphone, typing. Up. BLOSSOM SERVICE CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS COLLEGE, Pitchers Fold AT ARLINGTON— bldg Stadium. 4. Sun Erin, High Delight, Little LINN AKIIF, iPEGGY' Entered into rev id floor Roosevelt RI-953J One Best—Brains. Dinah. Wednesday, age 24 year-, beloved wife of BY HENRY SI'PER Officials of the Indianapolis Ama- Otto M Linn daughter of Mr and Mrs. I nitrrf Pre Staff forrr*pondnt 1. Well Heeled, Starflash. High 5. Just Fun. Primute, Flying Dere. George A Mavs. sister of Mrs Ruth RENTALS tuer Baseball Association believe Bottom. Time Maddox Mrs Chario e Huod Mr- Rubv NEW YORK Aug. 2.-While a 6. Supply, Purple Knight, Spark'. Marie Montgomery. Laura- 16 Furnished Rooms best ama- Mrs. for command of they have arranged the 2. Jean Brown, Amy Ebony Lady. belle Harlan and George Mavs Funeral rr.frry battle rases Cooper, Sundai HARRY W MOORE FUNERAL S3 .16 W 2 Savoy, large baseball program of the sea- 7. Treasury Key, Chatterfol, Great VERMONT—No ventilation, National League lead, the Boe- teur French Knight. PARLORS 2050 E Miehigar.-st. 2 n, m combination b-droom. cross the Lover. Friends invited Burial Floral Park. walking distance. LI-8512 son for presentation at Perry Sta- 3. Higher Cloud. Bushmaster, nnv raii ton Braves, cellar tenants since 8. Mathias, Tignt Wad, Paper Friends at residence. 2514 N CAPITOL. N. 3502 large attractive room; dium this afternoon. Bill I. Sherman-dr. until noon Sunday. cross ipnnle’ion; iarge closet Re.fiped the league's Profits. PORTER 2332 N GLic-s! TA-7141 May. are threatening 4. Cherokee, Slim STEPHEN—Of home. of the day will be used Chief Corinto, beloved bro'her of David C. Porter de- 1555 floor bedroom, mcdern record f r fewest games Proceeds parted this life CARROLLTON Ist city championship Rode. Fr: dav a Ce 80 tear-. sun room: private ba:h. separate en- to finance the AT SARATOGA— Saturday Aug won in a season. Funeral 3 at the MOORE trance RI-4736 national tournament, A KIRN FUNERAL HOME. 2530 have won teem in the 5. Brains, Rip Van Winkle, Prince One Row. S’ation- rooms, In 96 starts the Braves Best—Top ¦'t 730 p m. Burial Sunday a- Tea- CENTRAL 3330 2 lovely coo! cross and association officials are anxious Pest. home, op- only 25 Rames and in the 58 more 1. Sun Arena, Greek Fir?, Steel garden Cemetery. Ansonia, O . 2pm ventilauon private breakfast to attract a iarge turnout. 6. Tintagel, Friends invited tiorai. TA-578R games remaining they must cap’ure Deliberates Cold Cutter. ad.toining bath The Cook's Goldblume nine, set- Stream. SMITH. MISS I VI RA A.—Parsed away at CENTRAL. 1128 Room a* least 19 if they hope to avoid tie- 2. Night Retreat, Louis O Or, Red her home. 2201 N. Alabama-st. Wednes- nvwlv furnished: large apartment home; the pace in two city amateur day water: telephone. ing thn National League mark set ting 7. Blast, Old Lady, Foolhardy. Shank. evening Surviving is her sister. hot leagues, will hook up with the Jessie J and her brother. Charles A COLLEGE. 1119—Tastefully furnished large bv the Philadelphia Phillies in 1923 8. Royal Sherron, Water- 3. Red Rain, Bien Joli, Sunport. Smith and two Mrs. Florence room; roomers; reason- States Tires in the first Rover. nieces. front no other v United 4. Webster Long and Mr< Rowvna Smith able Rl-560? Jii 43 games won and IC9 lost. program port. Phillippi Boy, Bveau, Gold Montgomery Friday p game of a double-header Services 4 m at DELAWARE, N 1809—Large Lent room; The all-time major league record Buckle. the PLANNER Chicago Cubs 8-0, Coria's 6 on No. 17, a par 4 hole, xßillies Orphan. 103; to be a 401 Roose- on the last hole taking three putts Perry Stadium, second game. 102; xOur Manager. velt bldg. 750 N Meridian LI-2351 to Cincinnati. Gene Schott held j Joe's ball struck a spectator Mallorys vs. Real Silk at Riverside ($600: the BriUania: claim- The Aenead 106; Capitalist. 115: Lady where Tomes Fourth Race DRESSMAKING—Wash $1.50; silk Brooklyn while had a three, accountg No. 7. ing: 3-year-olds up. mile and six- Pal. 110: xMaster Kenneth. 100: Noma F.. dresses. the Cubs to four hits. rie- and It for and 102; 18 Housekeeping Rooms j stopped. was a break him for the difference. Capital City League teenth!— Borsodi. 102: xFlower Day, 100: Modern Lash. 110; Bay Angon, 112. dresses. $2.50: alterations reasonable. seated the Philadelphia Phillies, 8-3. ; that because he Inherit. 105: xKnights Hope. 104; Army HA-3679-J. at was headed for In the afternoon the youngster Rose Tires vs. Walt’s Terminal at River- 97; 108; $2.30. $3 2225 E 10T7I—Modern 1-loom The other teams were unscheduled, side No. 8. Game. 102: Gallant Miss, KUmore, Fourth Race ($600; allowances; 2-year- NEW DODGE truck for rent, $3 evenings: en- j the water. olds; five furlongsi—Down In 109; apartment; newly decorated: private up started right out where he left off, E. C. Atkins vs. East End Milk at Gar- Shoeless Joe, 110. Front. $5 up Sundays. Good for picnics 621 trance. The New York Yankees picked defeat suffered 3. Sanskrit, 108: Line Drive. 112; Galloping. N Wallace. i The by Bill Rus- and birdie field No. 50 up: New Jersey. N. game League a on the first hole after Circle City League Bryan 106; Lancewood. 115; Nordie, 109. $3 2042; cheerful half a in the American 1 sell was to be ashamed of, Fifth Race ($1000: the and _| .NTERNATIONAL front room, kitchenette; attractive; sink; nothing 15-foot putt, - on the idle Detroit Tigers by a a par on the third Oak Hill Spartans vs. Roy Steele at O'Hara Memoiral Handicap: 3-year-olds j L I CHARM BEAUTY SCHOOL private entrance. de- as the of the up; mile and sixteenthi —McCarthy, Fifth Race ($700; claiming: 3-year-olds I M FREE cut. shampoo afternoon cards pair where he went past Tomes’ stymie Garfield No. 2. and ' I* hair $4.50—1113 feating Washington, 9-4. The vic- Republican 107; Hit. 110: All Rowes, 103: Right and up: on-e milei—Flint Shot, 115; Sis 1 1 or wave 342 E Wash-st. $3.50. Bellefontainr; 3-room will Creosoting Cos. vs. Oak Hill Direct Agnes, 107; King Bonny. 105; Booms Pal. apartments; overstufTod; disclose. started him on his way and he Nos. Merchants at Brookside No. 1. Rank. 104; Unencumbered, 108; Zevson, 99; homelike: con- tory reduced the Tigers’ American 115; xFirst Pigeon. 98; Bring 110; venient; cool; private entrance. HA- Close One Hole 23 and 24 with pars when Ray’s All-Stars vs. Maccabees at Rho- Pokeaway, 104. Back. GIVES League lead to three games. The Gap to Tomes dius No. 2. xJonnie Nuchols, 103. -4499-W. St. defeated Chicago's found the rough. This made the SUNDAY (The Ypres Purse: $600; $5 —HIGHLAND-A V. 21 N.—2 modern Louis Browns Starting out to his op- Sixth Race Sixth Race ($100; the Inaugural Handi- rooms Everything furnished. overhaul match Strafaci, and 12 Center Circle League claiming; 3-year-old and up; mile and cap; FREE MANICURE Garage. White Sox, 10-8. 10 up to 110; 3-year-olds and up; six furlongsi F Adults ponent, Bill drew first blood on the Chick George sixteenthi—xModern Ace. Luna Mica, Glynson. Miss Melodv, 1(18; Grand 209 1 O O Bide Play. Roush vs. Hitz at River- Queen, 100; 113: CENTRAL side 108; xHoptoit, 105; Carhan Rock, 113; C. 108: (a iSkalkahoe. 102; NEURITIS. RHEUMATISM MUSCULAR $5—TRAUB-AV. N., 34—3 rooms, first floor, Schott, second hole, where he sank a 35- No. 1. >:My Surprise, 102; Black Pat Newly Yesterday’s Hero—Gene Over on 27th Scheff’s Grocery vs. Uptown Merchants 99; Later on, (aiFiji, 108: Sweeplike. 116; Cherry Time. LUMBAGO are quickly relieved with private entrance: bath: utilities. Cincinnati pitcher, who held the foot putt for a birdie. He cut the at Garfield No. 2. Stockings, 112. 115. WINTERGREEN LINIMENT Absolute decorated. Hoosier Cab vs. (a)—Young Bros.’ entry. money back guarantee. THE KEENE Chicago Cubs to four hits and al- lead to one hole when Joe hit into Frank got into the woods on No. 46th-st Merchants at sl2 MO—2-ROOM APARTMENTS PART- Riverside No. 4. Seventh Race ($600; claiming: 4-year- DRUG CO.. Delaware and Ohio-sts In- LY FURNISHED ALL UTILITIES FUR- pair traps 25 to par. lowed only one man to reach third. a of sand on No. 4, and and lost a but he came Big Six League olds and up; mik’ and furlong I Brown Seventh Race i $600; claiming: 3-year dianapolis NISHED 312 E ST CLAIR-ST Admiral, 112; Publication, and up; one mile)—Princess beta, prove the value of my method finally conceded Bill the hole and a back with a birdie, the result of a Inland 115- Wood God. olds SICK?—I'll ALABAMA N 1104— room apt., over- Container vs. Irvington Mer- 110; Dunfern. 115: Blind 103: Demargogue. 113; xGeorge. 108: Bub- in case if will bring this cou- <2 l 15-foot chants at Rhodius No. 2. 112: Top Hattie. vour vou stuffed furniture private entrance cool, birdie after the local lad had putt and was 10 up and 10 Hills, 115: Dispeller, 115; Pacheco, 112. bling O' 108: Discobolus. 113;' Penrill, 101; pon for free examination and trial inviting yard porch 113; xLimbus. Street treatment Why continue to suffer if _ four from cup in to play, or, in other words, Semester, 108; Guide, rooms, reached feet the the 113; a wav get. DR E R. BEVILLE, 829 N.—4 steam heat. (Substitute; $600: claioiing; Who Win. 113. there is to well? front bath and Amateur Bicycle three, match was dormie. When Strafaci Eighth Race BEBOUT. Chiropractor. 307 Kahn bldg. porch, private entrance. 4-vear-olds and up; six furlongsi—Zode ($6.00; Also tious-keeping. hit 108; 108; Lessing. 108; Eighth Rece claiming; 4-vear-olds Joe buckled up his belt at this one perfect from the twenty- Baseball Pnnair. 103: Ana X, and Logwood. up; one and one-eighth milesi —Sana. fi CARROLLTON ~1529-* nicelv furnished. seventh tee and it went 250 xCol. Hatfield. 103: 108: San Lu. 112; 107; Transportation Sink in kitchen Private entrance and point and sent one of his masterful yards a a a 105; 108; Miss Boston Common. xDr. Potter. 107; Races Scheduled 105: Mobi'e. Leßruvere. Mary, 107; Lorenzo, Regis bath RI-5976 Want pitch five feet of down middle, pulled xCharming 100; Northern Ladv xSan 107: WEEKLY business trips to New York. _ sots vip to within the and Tomes Toucan. 106: Sir. Play, 112; xUpon, 107; xPaul TANARUS, 107; 1410—Clean front; J and 2-room Independent, Wigrose, Thoughtful, 108: passengers to share expenses. DR-5213. COLLEGE. as a setup a birdie and one over into the Amateur, League Slin. 105; 111: 112; Belen, 107. apartments: everything $3 the pin for gulley side of the 105; Sabath, 106; Oaten. Friday Aug. 9. furnished: eighth and Semi-Pro News and Notes. xMa?m**re. xOlive LEAVING for St. Louis and up: phone Here he made it to win the hole. Ho fairway the Long Beach xSweeoinglv. 101: Urchin. 108. take 4 passengers at $4 each. Packard Events in Two Classes won the next one in manner, player realized allowance claimed. sedan. IR-2162-R-6. DELAWARE. 2016 N —!-room efficiency, like the end had come Weather, track, sloppy. largo, next ba’h, porch, summer rates; raining: VITAL STATISTICS MAN desires transportation to Lake James Aug. approaching to within 18 inches of and never even retrieved the ball, J. H. Taylors travel to Knightstown Sun- Horses listed in order of post position. Saturday, net later than 3 p. m.; share 2 employed HA-3737-M 11. the and he 3 at day. The team is in need of a good expenses. 20 S.—2 rooms and kitchen- cup again was up but stopped to congratulate his Marriage Licenses BE-0204. _____ ELDER-AV catcher, and any player desiring the posi- — ette: $4.50 to $7.50. W Washington car. championship amateur bi- ; the end of 24 holes. conqueror. SAN FRANCISCO OR LOS ANGELES State tion is requested to get in touch with AT SUFFOLK DOWNS George Durler. of 1233 Newman-st, Cheapest wav share gas Drive your- ILLINOIS. N. 2333—Clean housekeeping Taylor manager, the shop 30. races and seniors Bill came up with a couple of H. E. Wincel, 1110 S. First, ($1000: claiming; 3-year-olds shoe manager, and Dorothy Vaughn, self our 1935 Plvmouths. Chevrolets rooms: bed; sunny rooms: $3 cycle for juniors j Rare 117; in in-a-door swell shots to get a par on the East-st. before tonight. The team has and up: six furlongsi—Gold Step, 25, of 355 N. Jefferson-st, cashier. Dodges Leave daily MR REESE. 635 $3.50 will be held at the Indiana State open dates in August and September. Radiator. 109; xCon- Ind., lineman, Inc DR-3234 Bobby Buxton. 104: Dennis Gillum, 37. Linton. Va.-av Motor Sales NEW JERSEY. N.. 1215—2 and 3-room Fairground Aug. 11. Four riders twenty-fifth hole after he had Chita', 102; ictMr. Pete, 109; ia)De Valera. and Zimro Price. 27, of 2820 N. furnished; Rose Tires meet apartments. Everything pri- appeared Tracy Signs for Wait's Terminal in a 114; xLibertv Ace. 109; Helios. 114: xTdle son-st, housekeeper. garage. are entered in the Junior division. smothered his drive and Capital City League League game at Riv- 104; Star Queen. 109: xHelcn Bab. vate entrance; LI-3180. Flirt. 109; Edward Hei'oer. 38. Chicago, mechanic. ! HELP WANTED They are Robert Burgess, John headed for another loss. He came erside No. 8 today at 3. Ben Hagvn 104; Golden Effort. 104: Alwintour. PARK. 2146—2 attractive front rooms: and Berry will form Metaiirus. and Beatrice Meadows. 28. of 1244 N. Dear- sink: ba*h: utilities: garage: phone. of and the Tire team's bat- On Our Way. 109: Coin. 104: ! Wanted—Male npar Ragsdale Jr.. William McClish and out the rough well smacked tery. Piayers are requested on 114: (eiGinger 114; (aiMack Sen- born-st, housvkcpeer. Help and took Bout With Woods to be Hackle. SHERMAN-DR. S. 1203—2 large rooms, Kenneth Pollitt. a full brassie to the green hand by 1:30. nett. 114 Owen Thompson, 35. of 218 S. Emerson- EXPERIENCED plate glass glazier 59 S w ith bath; good ventilation, garage DR- (a entry. av, salesman, and Dorothy Mountjoy. 33. two putts for a par 5, while Coria iB N. Kane State-av. -3112-J. P’our fast riders will compete for Due to a conflict in dales the Mohawk (c)W. G. Merion entry. of 218 S. Emerson-av. saleswoman. hooked his approached shot into the Indians will WANTED—Young man over 21 years ol WOODRUFF 915 M.-DR —2-room apart- the Senior They are Ed- meet the 11th Infantry at* Thomas Kellem'. 24. Ft. Benjamin Har- ment; studio coach: hot water; private honors. Ft. Harrison tomorrow, instead of age good education, interested in oer- tenth fairway. Joe made a danri> Cox and Chuck to Mix Next the Second Race ($1000: claiming; 2-year- rison, soldier, and Ruth Coy. 26, of 1325 manent employment. Box K 4037 entrances; $5. CH-4094. win Schilling. Hugh Lamb. Ralph Kroger A. C. five furlongsi—Genial S. Delaware-st, assembler. recovery to the green, but his olds: Edna. 106: SALESMAN—FuII or parr time; no expe- WOODRUFF PL. 544 1 and 2 Stewart and Robert Paulsen. There shot Narise 112; Browbeaten. 106; xFestoon. Hiatt-st, eleva- MD.-DR— Forty-Sixth Street Merchants play Bix- 104; Alvin Wylie. 22, of 1357 rience necessary; easy to seii: opportu- rooms; kitchenette, cross ventilation re- putt for a half stopped on the edge Thursday. 107: Blind Talk. 109: xCash Book. starter, and Cecil May Culrer, 19. of will be five-mile and 10-mile Junior by's tomorrow at 49th-st and Arsenal-av. Pretty Busy. 114. tor nity to earn real money. 329 Peoples decorated; utilities; reasonable. Adults. and he took a 6. The game 1015 Ingomar-st. housekeeper. Bank bldg. CH-3173. races and a 25-mile Senior event on , of squared is scheduled for 2:30. The Mer- Local followers the chants desire games. John Frantz. 27. of 946 N. Tuxedo-st. rooms, Visitor Regains Advantage Call WA-2823 and Third Race ($1000; claimin'*: 3-vear- LARGE Eastern Organization has desirable 12TH. 609 E 1 and 2 kitchenette: Aug. 11. circle will be treated to the ask for Bill. clerk, and Edna Bennett, 24, of 302 S. position for man with car for rural clean, $3 $4 50. dish oldi: one mile) —xClaimant, 100: xßull- AudoJjon-rd, secretary. cool. and Aug. xHigh Flag. saleswork. Must be free to travel and be housekeeping On 18 a 50-mile Senior clas- Tire twenty-fifth was played per- for which their appetites have been Bros, mnrket. 105; Dark Vive. 112; 2-ROOM front apartment; Hendrix team of Bloomington Pop's Betty, 107; able to leave city at once. Permanent, sink, private gas, lights, water public desires home games for 100: Anacreon, 105; entrance: sic will be run. The is in- fectly and Coria went three up whetted next Thursday night when August and Sep- Births with good immediate commissions, bonus $4.50 1611 South- tember. desiring book xTrue Charm, 100. expense paid: week. Call vited to free of second No. 27 Cox, Teams to games and allowance to man who oual- rasrern-av. attend charge.] again when Bill’s on Tiacy Indianapolis junior should write Hendrix Bros., Bloomington, Girls ifiies. See E. L. SHAFFER. Lincoln Hotel. Charles E. Wehr, Indianapolis, will j hit the bridge over the ravine and welterweight climbs into the Ind., or phone 5019. Fouith Race ($1000; claiming; 3-eeyr- 10-12. 2-5 p. m. ring olds; one mile! —Alice Bvrd. 105; Little Gifford and Joy Wise, St. Vincent’s 19 Rooms with Board be in charge. He is local rep- to right, half-way again of Hospital. the j bounded off the with Chuck Woods Detroit. Ramblers play at Rocklane tomorrow. A Dinah 107; xSun Erin, 107: S’ngle Ragan. the Amateur 5 Coria's 110: Dark Zeni. 112: Miss Cvllene, 105; Rov and Elva Karnes, 3501 Orchard 11 Help Wanted —Female LEXINGTON 937—Double room; good ven- resentative of Bicycle | up the hill. He took to Cox came to an agreement today game is wanted by the team for Aug. 11. Arthur and James, St. Board, laundry double; Plainfield. pre- Hign Delight, 107; xPlaymore, 105. Ruth Vincent's tilation $lO League of America. par 4. Russell went out in sub-par with William C. (Bill) Miller match- Arcadia and Jamestown Hospital. WAITRESS —Over 21 years. Call at 239 $5.50 single DR-3523-J ferred. Write Earl Fertig, 1450 Blaine-av. Harold and Alma Whisler, St. Vincent's Virginia-av. On Aug. will be 62- Coria 5 on No. 4, where for Race ($1000: claiming: 4-year-olds NEW JERSEY. N. 2217—Large, airy front 10 there a ] 35. giving a maker the Olympic A. C. The Fifth Hospital. BEAUTY operators wanted (with follow- Joe Auto Glass Cos. has re-organized and and up: one and one-sixteenth milest Vin- room: homelike; home cooking; 1 or 2. mile Olympic tryout event at Day- he picked up. which furnished weight will be 140 3 p. m. Philip and Harriet Woerner, St. ing.! BLOOMS BEAUTY SALON. 834 pounds at dvsires a practice game for tomorrow Integritv, 116: Fairv Srrpet. 106: xFlving cen' s Hospital. TA-4706 ton, 0., and the riders morning Occidental bldg. above are the same total. Several weeks ago, Woods fought at Riverside No. 5. Call Riley 2974 Dere. 106: xJust Fun, 109: xStar Fire. James and Marcella Bowen, Metnodist i PARK 833 Nurse's convalescent home for and 106; xPrimute, elderly people. Call RI-9930 invited to participate. Mr. Wehr Again Russell made a futile at- Tracy a ask for Bill. 104. Hospital. 14 Situations Wanted to draw. Walter and Eva Gorham, Methodist says dealers to his opponent and WANTED—ChiId to board in a good home: Indianapolis bicycle w ill tempt overhaul When informed by the promoters Bennett Coal Cos. meets the Minton Ice Sixth Race ($5000: The Puritan Handi- Hospital. mother's care: very reasonable RI-9252. team DAY or week work for ladies; common la- arrangements to transport bi- apprcach-d to within three inches tomorrow at Garfield No. 1. cap; and up; one and one- John and Helena Marlowe. Methodist 0.r.a1l child board make that Woods’ signed contract to ap- 3-vear-olds Hospital. bor for men: dav or week; general house WANT to and room; miles)—Hardware. 102: . , care; cycles and for the of cup on the twenty-eighth pear play sixteenth Howard. cleaning. UNITY CENTER, LI-5860 mother's reasonable. BE-396J. to Dayton return the in the main go of the first Maccabees will a double-header at 113: Up And Up. 98: Ladfleld. 118; Ebony Ernest and Bernice Dell. Methodist riders. green to get a birdie, it being nearly Ben Davis tomorrow. The first game will Lady, 107; (a)Dowdy Dell, 101: (c)San- Hospital. Olympic show had been returned at begin 1 o'clock. Maccabees have dates citity, 105; Legionary, 107: (ciGood Har- Bovs a hole out for an eagle. in August September open. Write from Detroit, Cox fell in line and to vest, (a (Boston Teresa Riley, St. Vincent's the and Macev, Tibbs-av, 109: Brook. 105: Time Clarence and Both found the trap near that O. L. 1179 N. Indian- Sunply, 119; (ciPurple Knight, 108. Hospital. disclosed he had been in train- apolis. (a)G. St. Vin- green after some loose play all the ing L. Hamilton and W. A. Jones William and Helen Martindale. Streacher Picked As for the match for more than entry. Hospital. . Incorporated has scheduled cent’s .. Business wav down the twenty-ninth fair- Brink’s team (c)A. Professional entry. and G. Vanderbilt Fred and Ethel Hill. St. Vincent s Hos- in a week. a game with the Riverside A. A.s to be the ss. ... way and halved hole Bill played at Garfield No. 3 tomorrow 3 pital. With the windup at Aloysius and Edna O Connor, St. Vin- Westfall's Mat Foe his drive into the rough of his first p. m. All Brinks players are asked to re- Seventh Race ($10000: claiming: 3-year- smothered Olympic show in port early. olds and up; six furlongs)—xMy Boss, cent's Hospital. : a tee on No. 30 and wasted the bag, Miller Claude and Vernita Lucas. St. Vincent s behind turned his undivided 107; Eedight. 114: xFake. 101; xHogans Hospital. and attention to ... a shot getting out to take a 5 riET PAID FOR IN FULL Fox. 106; Chatterfol, 114; 114; xDavoc, Maney, St. \incent s Bud Westfall will make his first 4. the job of arranging a strong pre- 107; xTreasury Key, 101; xGreat Lover, Arthur and Loretta lose the hole to Coria's By Hospital...... local appearance as a wrestler in a liminary Time* Special 104; Red Badge. 109. Harris, Methodise tried hard to win the next card. Leon and Mary one-fall bout weekly He CHICAGO. Aug. Base- Hospital. .. . . on the mat lay a 3.—Second Eighth ($1000: claiming; GUIDE one only to have Coria him Race 3-vear- Paul and Cassie Martin, Methodist program at Illinois Arena Mon- man Tony Piet today was the un- — the perfect stymie and liis putt hit olds and un; one mile and 70 vardsi day night. Opposing Westfall will BATTLE CREEK NAMED disputed property of the Chicago xMathtas. lit; Paper Profits 111: Her- and Bessie Abbott. Methodist Coria's ball and stopped short of kime. 113' Zevar. 113; xßright Melody. 106; H< Times readers will find it profitable and convenient b? Al Streacher, who has White Sox. The White Sox Thurs- xTieht Wad 108; xTristrap, 108; xCar- Frances Methodist grappled the cup. sank it for a par-3 FOR ARCHERY Jos''ph and Arbuckle. this Business and Professional Guide. It Coria EVENT day paid to Cincinnati $15,000 sonn. Ill; xFrep. 108. H to consult for local patrons several times. which Webber, Methodist win. promised Reds xApprentice allowance claimed. °\VaUer and Olive contains offerings of firms and individuals who spe- Westfall quit actual mat action to Again R;l United rrcssx was the if the Chi- Weather, clear: track, fast. H Bill Trims Lead cago kept according Mary 2217 Miller, take up refereeing some years ago. club Piet past July 31. Horses listed to post positions. Floyd and Brown. cialize in varied and unique types of often-needed Coria had trouble with the trees LOS ANGELES. Aug. 3.—Na- but following a ;ecent suspension in tional AT merchandise and services. No. 32 and Bill missed his drive, Archery Association will ARLINGTON PARK AT SARATOGA Deaths the role arbiter, he decided on Shelby, as an but he came out with a 5 and beat shoot its 1936 annual First Race i$800: claiming; 3-vear-olds First Race ($1000; allowances: 3-year- Douglas Brown, 71. of 1010 car- tournament in and up: six furlongs)—Toppling, 104: Fair to prove his mat merits from an- down four Battle Creek, Image olds and up: six furlongsi—Buster Boy. cinoma. Coria's 6 to be three and Mich., it was an- 108: Boiling Point. 105: High Bot- Armstrong. 113; Fire Steel Hanna, Park, pulmonary tom. Ill: xWel! 104; 118: Greek 113: Jennie 62, 1018 other angle. go. nounced yesterday as bowmen Heeled. xMonks 113: Sun Arena, 113; Autumn Rebuilt • Paper Cleaning holes to con- Shawl. 92: xFlickamaru. 104; Starflash. Cutter. tuberculosis. Basements The main event Monday the ID9. Nymph. 103; Soueeze, 108; Tiddlewink. 108: Walker Bryant. 43. Veterans Hos- washing will He failed to pick up ground when cluded 1935 tournament here. 103. John BASEMENTS built and made drv. UNI- PAPER cleaning wall floor wax- Choir Girl. broncho pneumonia. ing match Gordon Arquette against Coria matched his par 3 on the H. A. Parmentier, of Kalamazoo, pital, VERSAL WATERPROOFING CO.. CH- excellent service. O'DONALD LI- Second Race ($800: claiming; 3-vear- Thomas Andrews, 4 months. Riley Hos- -6397. 4330 E lSth-St. -5063 Cecil Pedigo. The match is to settle short 170-yard No. 33 and the match Mich., was named national presi- o.ds and up six furlongsi— xjean Brown. Second Race ($1000: the Byzantine Sell- cough. 102. 103; ing 4-vear-olds and up: 2’i pital. whooping former decision. Bob manner on the dent. xAmv Conner. Mabel Krasa. 100: Steeplechase: Alabama, Cinders Paperhanging a disputed ended in a unique Ogoe. m; xLove Sick. 95: xlrish Wake, miles)—Louis Dor, 152: Night Retreat, 147; Laura A. Smith. 63. at 2201 N. Blake will tackle an opponent as yet dog-leg sixteenth, or in this match Gilman Keasey. of Corvallis. Ore., 106; French Knight. 109: xDessner. 104. Red Shank. 146: Sant! Quaranti. 140; Gas- uremia. CINDERS, crushed stone, sodding. rich 1935 PAPER furnished: hung. $1 up Paint- ton. 139: (alPatrick’s Dav 11. 136 (a’Star- Clark. 10. at d'rt, manure; hauling, any kind. HE- ing plastering, iteaming won the Clara Madonna Methodist HE-2810 DURHAM. unnamed in the semi-windup. hole No. 34. national men’s champion- Third Race ($1000: claiming: 2-vear- iite, 133: iaiMaking Bubbles. 132: W’ood Hospital, gastro enteritis. -5430. in olds: five and one Wind. 130. Both were over. Bill a bit farther ship the four-day meet a half furlongsi—Judge Edward 77, at City Hospital, ar- with Bcnelli. 104: Roxana 3.. 103; xDunlin (a*Mrs. K. Jenkins. Mrs. F. M Gould Davis. Cleaners Plumbing Work of a hooked tee total score of 2870. Larry Hughes, Ladv. 104: xßillv 104; and Trails End Stable entry. terio sclerosis. back on account I. 110: Mathieson Jane Pinkstaff 66, of 1412 Central, MADE LIKE BATHROOMS—3 years to under Bill’s long iron to the green of Cal., second, Trouper. 112; Bushmaster. 110; Higher VAC CLEANERS NEW—Low pay Noted N. D. Grid Stars shot. Burbank. was with Cloud. 113. chronic myocarditis. cost KNAPP ELECTRIC. 678 Virginia N H. A Gas heaters Installed DEER. and off the right 2814, and Third Race ($7500; the United States Moses L Gold'oerg, 64. at 4327 Broad- DR-0833 skidded over down Ralph Miller, Everett, Hotel Stakes: 2-year-olds; six furiongst way. pneumonia. Race ($1000; 3-year-olds; broncho Contracting to Attend Opening of side behind a tree. Coria's second Wash., third, with 2645, Fourth six fur- ¦ a Bien Joli. 122; ia>Bow To Me. 117; Red Sarah L. Kirhn. 81, at 3033 N. Illinois, Rug Cleaners edge. lonrs 1 —(a iChief Cherokee. 117; ib'Ad- Rain. 122; Galsac. 117: Ned Reigh. 117; hypostatic pneumonia CONTRACTING, general repairing paint- same George F. Margin. vantage. 107; Slim rooting 50; also trickled off the Evansville, Rosie. 117; ia'Corinto, Sunport. 117; ib'Postsge Due. 117: Marie Mathiida Ketter. 71, at City Hos- ing decorating cleaning, Inrur RUGS. SIBO. 3-plece furniture. $6 guar- Gipp obliged play ten 117; Pundit. 110; 'bißoara Trade, 104; ib'Speed. 117, ib>Parade 114: Byrdx. pital. cerebral hemorrhage a R E MCREADY & CO RI-7276 an’ed. JULIAN RUG LI- George Memorial Russell was to Ind., had a score of 2400. Ridgway. Girl. nee CLEANER3. Sir 114: B;liy Bee, 104. 115: Good Chance 115: He Did. 115: Teu- Willis Rollin Nusbaum. 31, at Methodist -9334 from the cup on account _ feet of iaiL. E Komorous enfrv. fel. 115: ic'Orca 115: iciGolden Lvre. 114 Hospital, septicaemia. General Auto Repairing stymie. Coria, (biJ. J. Coughlin entry.' ¦a E. R Bradlev entry. ibiA. G. Van- Isaac C. Drew. 35, in canal, drawning. 9x12 RUGS. 51.75 special on ov-rs-uflefl. the tree with the RUG Rl- fcy Time* Special derbilt entry (ctWm. Ziegler Jr. and Clara I Ashinger, 75, at 1568 Brookside, ECONOMY AUTO REBUILDING CORF. BELL2FONTALNE CLEANERS master touch he wields over the Fifth ($800; Middleburg entry. 215 West Mich St 9252 Race claiming; 3-vear-olds Stable cerebral hemorrhage.# _ Mich . Aug. 3.—Elmer and up: V, Burrows, Dependable painting and repairing LAURIUM. irons short approach shots MAJOR LEADERS one mile)—xMaple R;cca, 95- William 48. in canal, drown- specialist* Old on 100; xßip RUG turmture cieamn* Layden, athletics director at Notre up the cup. xFanfern. Van Winkle, 105- Re- Fourth Race ($1000: allowances; 3-year- ing. GENERAL repairing, all makes: easv terms rugs remade into fluff and chenilles. W. chipped inches from servist. 106: xPrince Pest, 110; xßrain* and up: six furlongsi—Roman EARL GREENS GARAGE 930 Ft N FLY RUG CO. 2328 Dame University, along with many 103. olds Punch. Brookaid-a. In fact, he nearly holed out. Bill, 110; Hueu, 118: Supreme Court. 116 Bevpau. 113: Building Permits Wavne-av RI-8384 CH-2311 other former Irish football stars, LEADING BATTERS Chancerv 113: Epical, 113; Gold Buckle. in an effort to get pist, hit the ball (S2OO added; xPhilippi G AB R Sixth Race 000: the Ar- 113; North Wales 11, 113, Boy, Link Belt Cos., 515 N. Holmes-av, SIOOO. Machinists SERVICE AND PARTS DEPTS. will gather here today to pay „ H Pet. l.ngton it into cup giving _ Futuritv; 2-vear-olds: six fur- and knocked the Vaughan. Pirates 35 309 73 124 .401 longs*—Border. 108. general repairs. J EG^NOLF—Machinists Spe- SEE YOUR AUTHORIZED DEALER for tribute 114; a-Snark a-White GEORGE economy repairs to George Gipp. Notre Medw.ck, .. 95 338 119: Emory Olah. 1635 E Gimber-st, and special machin- and satisfaction tn ana Coria the hole and the match. But Cardinals S6 146 376 Cockade 119: Delphinium. 112; b-Sangrea! S2OO. cializing; prin.mg ... new greenhouse. Vosmtk, Cleveland 83 373 lubrication __ Dames all-American half back of 50 132 354 117: Dehberator. 119: b-Forever 119: Fifth Race ($7500; the Saratoga Handi- ery 13 1 ! W South-St. LI-6212. it was the kind of a finish Bill Bucher. Dodders 67 252 47 89 353 Yours cap: 3-ver-olds and up; one and one- E J. Ebner. 622 S. East-st. $45. reroof BE SURE! BE SAFE! BE SMARTI 1920. died Tintagel. 117: Nedrow 117: c-Grand Siam dwelling. who later. would have have Hartnett. Cubs 82 294 44 102 .347 122 Plav, fourth milesi—Peace Chance. 126; Stand Mattresses, Made Over liked to had Val Victorian. 119. c-Nieht in. 115; Carl 3727 CHEVROLET The Bright Light. Pa’. Top Row. 115; Hindu Queen. Brandt. E North-st, $65. one- memory of the great athlete advance, HOME RUNS Bold Venture. 117: 113; Cold- car garage. MATTRESSES renovated; also made Into CO planned in that of true 122: Sun Terrv. 117: 106; Vicar, 106; Good Goods, 105. SUPERIOR CHEVROLET will Det 28 stream. Pelcrtne, 114; inner-spring bv experts. RI-2347. CHEVROLET CO. be honored when the George i-portsmanship and it was a thrill- Greer.her? Johnson. Athl-tics 20 b-The Fighter. 117. Carl Brandt. 316 Dawson-st $75. one- FORMERLY McHENRY Ott. Giants .. 24 Canuili. Phillies . 20 and Phipps entry. Sixth Race ($1000: maidn car garage 24-Hour Service Gipp Memorial park is dedicated in Brave* . 21 a-Wheatlev 2-vear-old Moving. Storage ing climax to a great battle. Berger. b-Milkv Wav Farms entry. fillies, five and one-half furiengs B-r- Transfer. 1308 K. Wash Ll-4878. the shadows of •’ his boyhood home. RUNS BATTED IX c-Bomar Stable entry. ---ceuse, 112: Ban Secours. 112; la'Devil- "PETES CH-287R—Local, ov*rland. Care- 112 (aißemlnding 112: Eastward CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH Many other sport are Strafaci Ahead From Start Greenberg Det 122 Medwick. Cards . 82 ment ANNOUNCEMENTS ful white men Prompt service. Any time. H WALLERJCH CO luminaries S*vnth Race ($1000: claiming: 112: Movie Lass. 112: Mv Daintv. 112; C Collins. Cards . 84 Berger, Braves . 89 4-vear- RANSFER-Experienced mov- 950 N Merloian. Rl-4518. expected to join Gipp's ex-team- of 83 oi.is and up one and one-eighth miles* Sr.owshow. 112: Split-Second. 112; Stately, 1 Death CARLETON I p The story the Strafaci-Tomes Ott, Giant* Notices ers covered ¦¦ ar.s reas rate? HA-2252 Open 730 a m to 500 tn mates in the dedicatory ceremonies. tFoolhardv 102: Blast 110 xJack Biener. 112 Sweet As Sugar. 112 match is one of few outstanding RUNS 102 xCherokee Sal. 97; Uluniu. 107; xO’.d ia)Wheatiey 8:ao!e entry. GRADISE. FRANK—Age years, 310KAGE—Local long-distance naming; DODGE during 52 beloved Gipp. his activities at the points. The Eastern youngster was Gennr.ger, Det . 87 Greenberg. Tigers 83 Ladv. 97. husband of Pauline Gradise father of return loads wanted: part-load service WEISS MAN MOTORS . 86 Race (SIOOO; OTTO J SUE3Z RI-3628 6581 CH- South Bend institution, in the aggressor from the when MeduncK. Cards Ott. Giants 83 Seventh 3-vear-olds and Lillian and stepfather of Entma and 2215 E Wash 1918-19- outset Martin. Cards... 84 Eighth Rac i$800: claiming. 3-vear- up; one and one-eight milesi—Jimmy H . John Predovnik. and Pauline Stanfield, -0699-W Phones—Dav CB-58.’$. mte. DR-5117. 20, galloped over the gridirons of olds and un one and one-tiehth miles* 110: xDrusus, 108; xThundertone, ' 105. passed away Wednesday he won the first three holes. He HITS evening at the Musical Instruments PONTIAC the country to become one xßoval Rover 98: xSweet Gal 103: xTad- xMureeila H.. 103. xMickey s Man, 103; residence. 761 Haugh-at Funeral serv- Repaired of the was 5 up at the end of nine holes Med trick. Cards 146 Terrv. Giants ... 137 caster. 108: xSherron. Ill; Wateroort, 103; ices Saturday. 9 a m.. at Holy Trinity BAND and orchestra instrument* repaired, L WOLF AUTO CO. greatest players Herman. Cubs . I*o Galan. Cubs ... 134 113: xCongenial. 103 xApprentice Catholic Church. Friends invited. work. $34 N Capitol. of all ume. and only over par twice. He Greenberg, iTS.Gehringer, Walkalone allowance claimed. Burial expert: guar. PEARSON CO.. was De.. Det. U 4 X—Apprentice allowance claimed. Wither, clear; track, last. St, Joseph Cemetery. CONKLE SERVICE. N, Penn. 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