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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-03

Hydrants and Meters turned in three to
nothing WINS over Pumps and Valves in
the Water Company League. Filters won
the rubber from the Mains. Tames was
high individLalist with Sos.
Three.game winners in the Fountain
No. 5. with No. and No being the
victims. No. and No. l took couple
from No. 3 and No. 7 Pierces 544 was
high for the session.
Palmer turned in SOB for the only
honor count in the South Side Merchants
League enabling Lorbers Tavern to take
two games from Eubank Drugs. Com
miskey Pharmacy and Schulz and Sons
also were double winners over Hoffacker
Drugs and Bemis Bags. while Cochrane
Drugs made clean sweep of their games
with Robbins Market. who have lost four
teen OF their fifteen games. Turner had
SIS and Catcher 57S for other leading
totals.
Two to one wins decided all series in
the Birdie League where Ed Meyers 500
proved to be high total Starlings. Mar
tins, sparrows and Wrens outsang the
Swallows. Robins Cardinals and Wrens.
Freddie Shaw again grabbed the spot
light from which he has faded for some
time. when he pounded out Sal total
in the Community League last night. This
was the only honor count of this league
and put Shaw far out in front of other
individualists. Farrell Tire. Indiana Asphalt
and Century Tires took the entire series
from Heinz Varieties. Ready Mixed Con-
crete and Frank Hatields. as the Al
Radiator Service we're slipping over the odd
game on Advance Paint
Mason's sos was the leading total in
the Parkway Recreation League No.
and his team. the Masons took all games
from the Workmsns. Fultons were also
triple victors with the McNultys on the
losing END. Two to one decisions were
taken by Cooneys and Mahers over Becks
and De Salvos.
Seven honor totals were turned in by
Marley leading the parade for the sec
ond straight week. He had 23l. I'll and
PA for $50 Eddie Sargent had $50 John
Barrett. 62s: Roth 500. Bill Sargent, sos:
Mccain. COG. and Dickman, SOL.
In the Ladies Social League at the Ant
lerS Amy Mcdaniel neared the 500 mark
when she turned in 572 pins for the SoweS
seal Fast team. With Blanche Meyer.
Evelyn WeiSsmsn and Eva Dawson well
over the 500 mark the Seal Fast quintet
took two games from Falls City Hi-Bru.
showing 500 high in their middle game.
With Irene Mshoney AZ SIS and Laura
Alexander at 500 the Msrott Shoe team
had Katherine Miller in the leading role.
with Bonnie McGrath and Mickey Wheel
er over 500 the McGrsths took all games
from Schneiders. Happy Wonder Bakers
we're fhree-tiue victims. with the Lathrop-
Movers applying the calcimine Helen
Kritsch and Race Johns provided the win
ming punch for the LathropS.
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LEGALS
IS Legal Notices

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90 DOWn the AUeYS 80
BY BERNARD HARMON

Last nights leading individual
total came from the Delaware
League. where Eddie Ten Eyck
lambaSted the pins for 223. 25S and
$50 for Col. Assisted by Roes SOL,
the S & S Body and Fender Repairs
made a clean sweep of their series
with Old Gold Cigarettes. Turner
produced a 637 for the Thomas
Restaurants as they shut out the
Skinner Radios. Steeles Shoe Shop,
who have dropped but one game in
this circuit. continued their winning
ways by letting down the Coca Colas
without a game. Brehob Service,
aided by Schenck's 5S5, also made a
sweep of their series with the In
dianapOlis Glove Company. while
Schmidt Insurance took a couple
from Quaker Oils. Wheeler Lunch
team was unoppoSed.
After getting four splits in his
series at the Fountain Square Mon
day night. Les Koelling. the city's
marathon bowler. ran into six more
tough breaks in the Commercial
Leagues session at the Illinois Alleys
last night. Allowing his fellow bowl
erS the handicap, he scored a 6O4
total. which was enough to lead the
league and give the Indianapolis
News a trio of games from George
J. Mayer Company. Ruth McAllen
is slowly creeping upon the 600
mark. collecting a SIS last night for
the Spencer House Cafe. who took
the measure Of the SchloSsers Oak
Groves in all three games. With
Tatterow at 500. Crescent Paper
Company. also scored a shutout
victory over Central States. Envelope.
Sears Roebuck and Beveridge Paper
took two games from L. B. Price
and Indiana Film Transit Company.
Leander King led again in the
HooSier Athletic Club League last
night. For the second straight week
he topped the individual scoring
with sos. Ray Chrisney. a team
mate. followed closely at 900. These
bows perform for Bowes Seal Fast,
who were unoppoSed. Hatfield Elec-
trio and Indianapolis Office Supply
were three time winners over Han
cock Mutual Life Insurance and
Block OpticalS. Potters Coal and
Material were unable TO make clean
sweeps unanimous. and dropped one
game 10 Coca Colss.
Miss Schmidt and Miss McAnly. both
rolling IN anchor positions opposite each
Other waged a battle for individual hon
orS in the Spencer Cafe Ladies League.
Miss Schmidt proved 70 Be three pins
better totsling 4as against Miss McAnleys
House won Two o. the games OF this series.
uifh Club Steaks the victims Miss Nc
Vev o. Queens Shop had 49, as her team
TOOK the odd game from No team.
Movers FuiieS. Frenches and Heidenreich
Florists we're tWo-tirne winners over Kribs
Sirioin Steaks. American Central Lie IN
surance and Wright OidSmohiieS while
Northern Beach Pool Miss Allen had $50
for the Ham and Eggs.
Davis with SIS Brunot with si3. John
son with SO and Pritchett Jr with Sos
we're the 500 shooters IN the Pritchett
Recreation League Cacick and Seyfried
stopped Two pins short a. Sss. Universal
and Thomas Restaurants we're triple win
ners over Hihben- HoilWeg. Louies Tavern.
ROYAL Tallors and Green Tavern, while
Fendrich Restaurants am i s. Ayres
took Two 70 one decision. over Sunshine
Cleaners and Hilgemeier Packers.
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Pelicans Capture
Dixie Series Title
Defeat BUGS Sd to Retain
Championship.
BvTuifrdPrcss

b. Trffrf Press
NEW ORLEANS. La, oct. 3.-The
New orleans Peicsns won the Dixie
series yesterday. defeating Calves
tons Buccaneers. 5 to I. in the sixth
game
II was the fourth and deciding
victory for the Southern Association
champions. against two for the
Texas League title holders.
Dennis GalehOuSe. New orleans
money pitcher" raced home with
the winning run in the eighth in
ninC. He doubled and advanced on
a sacrifice and a single.
In winning the series. the PelicanS
became the first Southern ASSocia-
ton club 10 win the Dixie cham
p.0nShip twice in a row. They de-
feated san Antonio last year. Score:
Galveston .......... 600 500 DO ?
New orleans ...... 200 90 DIX "a /
wsiSup and Linton. Galchouse and
Grorce.
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Dad Dean viii Watch
Dizzy and Paul Chunk
EN- Over at ST. Louis
By Times Special

By Times Special
HOUSTON, Tex, Oct. 3.-Albert
NJ. Dean, g., father Of the illustrious
st. Louis pitchers, Dizzy and Paul
Dean, will board a bus here tonight
for the Mound City and the world
series.
The elder Dean, unlike his sons. is
Of a retiring nature. He said Je-
rome and Paul got their pitching
control by "chunking" rocks at
squirrels in the Arkansas hills. He
admitted, however. that it was he
who taught the two pitchers to
throw curves.
The boys mother died when
Paul was 5 years Old" the father
said in a low voice. Il have tried
to do the best I could for them. Nat
urally it does me good to see them
making great names for them
selves"
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New Grid Flash at Indiana

WTHEN Vernon Huffman frsc-
W tured his ankle during
practice tussle at Indiana u,
diminutiye Ray Fox, a star product
Of Michigan City high school, was
slipped in to fill the Crimson
quarter back spot.
Ray took over the task Satur-
day IN the game with Ohio u,
With such dynamite that he looms
as an outstanding regular for the
rest Of the season.
Fox repeatedly brought specta-
tors to their feet with slashing
broken field runs. and his general
ship showed polish. Ray is
sophomore and it was his first test
as 4 regular. He is one OF the
most promising warriors uncOv-
cred at Indiana in recent years.
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GRIOOERS
GROOM FOR MANUAL

After losing TO Cathedral by a
topheavy score last week. Coach
Pitcher hopes TO strengthen his
Southport squad for the tilt with
Manual Friday.
With F. Wrnchell and J. Lang
lev on the sick list. the Cardinals
may again be handicapped. Mar
bach. sophomore ball-toter who
scored the only touchdown against
the Irish. would in that case again
be given a starting position.
Manual and Southport are bitter
rivals. and a thriller is expected al
Delayan Smith field.
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VITAL STATISTICS
Marriage Licenses

Robert Slaughter, 40, of 1913 East
watkins Walk s.; Of 1913 East Washington
James Duncan q. of 618 Highland drive,
telephone company. and Kathryn Fierek,
"a. of SO North Dearborn street. secretary.
John Reed, 20. of 1922 Muskingum
street. laborer, and Mary Powell, l6 OF
544 West Sixteenth street. housekeeper
John Kish 81, of 1915 West New York
street, laborer, and Lucille Norwood, 10,
of 1l44 North fremont street, housekeeper.
Ted Hunter. 81, of 1922 West Washing
mon, 10. of 20 South Harris avenue wait
Ira Marshall 30 Omaha Neb. cook.
and Lucille Moore, 40, Indianapolis. maid.
w. C.. Tow, Is. of 851 River avenue la
borer. and Emily Martin. %. of 851 River
avenue. housekeeper.
Joseph Weidner. 50. of 1888 East Tenth
street; engineer. and Minnie Lett. 81, of
Leslie Ross. %. of 456 west twenty
fourth street. porter, and Mary Kennedy.
10. of 1925 Bellefontaine street. house
Jesse Kidwen 25. of s25 South West
street, truck driver. and Viola Jordan. IS.
OF 749 South Missouri street. housekeeper.
Paul Crowder. 81. of Charlottesville,
farmer, and Emma Goldman. "a, of 1888
North New Jersey street housekeeper.
Richard Beecher. Sc, of TAB South State
50. of 1913 South State avenue operator
Earl Russell. 50. Osklandon fireman and
Cecile Davis, As. Oaklandon. housekeeper.
Ernest Powell. D. of 34f West Four
tenth street laborer. and Addie Baker IL
OF 1871 Carter street housekeeper.
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Red Birds Cop
Third Victory
Over Toronto
Columbus Needs Two More
Encounters to Retain
Minor Title.
By Times Special

By imeS Spect1f
COLUMBUS, o., Oct. 3.-The
little world series" between the
Columbus Red Birds, American
Association champions, and the To-
ronto Leafs, international League
winners, will be resumed here Friday,
with the Red Birds needing two
more victories 20 clinch the series.
Columbus gained its third victory
against one defeat last night at To-
ronto by beating the Leafs, 40, be-
hind Ed Heusser's mastery Cwo-hit
pitching. His mates collected seven
safeties off two Toronto fingers.
A homer by Mickey Heath, Co.
lumbus first baseman, brought two
of the runs. E. Moore, left fielder,
drove in the other two. Two vic
tories by the Red Birds in the five
out-of-nine series would give them
their second straight minor league
championship. Last nights score:
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HOTEL ANTLERS

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MEN-2-With car to qualify for terri
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Mattress Repairing
Moving. Transfer. Storage

MATTRESSES renovated: made into inner
sprlngs; expert workmanship Reason-
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LOWERS OWN TRoT MARK
By Times Special

LEXINGTON, KY. Oct. s.
Former Sheriff Ross Stout, Clarks-
burg, w. Va, celebrated his seven
tieth birthday by driving Tondinella
Stout to victory and a new record
for the horse in the eighteen trot
at the Grand Circuit harness races
here yesterday. The best time was
2:02A. The Hanover farms Irene
Hanover won the Castleton Stake,
feature trot Of the day.
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SIORAGE-Local long distance hauling.
Return loads wanted Part load serVice.
OTTO J. SUESz- RI-3s28 1851 CH-
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BLONDY RYAN WEEDS
By United Press

By Inffc1 FffsS
NEW YORK, Oct. 81 h Il
(Blondy) Ryan, New York Giants
short stop. and Miss Catherine c.
Barry OF Belmont, Ia, were married
yesterday in st. Andrews Roman
Catholic CHURCH at Flushing. by the
Rev. joan NJ 5ormack.
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Births


Twins
Edward and Louise May. 400 South War
man. girl and boy.
John and Catherine Wants. 4214 East
Eleventh, girls.
John and Minnie Sprinkle. $3.50 Creston
drive
Thomas and Katherine Low. $50 North
Ewing.
John and Katherine Edwards. 1885
Wallace and Margaret Roberts. Metho-
dist hospital.
Joseph and Edna Haines. Methodist
hospital
Henry and Dolores Under. Methodist
hospital
Edward and Myrtle Frazier. Methodist
hospital
Burnett and Beulah Conner s5O4 Ash
land
John and Jesse Bindner. 1919 North
Linwood.
Boys
Edgar and Dorothy Llovd 1925 Ralston
Harry and Dorsie Aubrey, 1902 West
Michigan.
Frank and Elizabeth Downing. 1919 West
Eleventh.
Leonard and Mary MAY. Methodist hos
pital.
.Myron and Olive Horner Methodist hos
pital.
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3 Central Normal,
Gridders Are Hurt
Rn TimcR Snfninl

BIZ Times Special
DANVILLE, Ind, Oct. 3.-With
three Central Normal football play
ers absent from practice because of
injuries, the local college team is
having a hard time preparing for
its gridiron clash Saturday at Ball
State, Muncie.
Those out are Mallory, end, in
jured arm; Scudder, quarter back,
sore leg, and Harris, center, injured
hip. Central Normal engages But
Ter at Indianapolis the night of
Oct. II.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-10-03
CANADIAN PINS STRACK

DETROIT, Oct. Earl Nc
Cready, Canadian heavyweight,
threw Charlie Strack in a wrestling
match here last night. Other re-
suits: Hans Kampfer threw Ernie
Zeller, Eli Fischer threw John
Catan, Toronto, and Mehemet Yous-
off threw Jack ZarnaS.
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CATHEDRAL "a Shortridxs at Butler bowl
Southport a. Manual
Shsibyvills At Washington.
NahlssvilIs At Broad Ripple.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
Park school Al Culver
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City Rivalry
Battle Tops
H. S.PrOgran
Shortridge and Cathedral to
Mix in Butler Bowl;
Five Other Tits.
GAMES THIS WEEK
FRIDAY AFTTRNOON

FRIDAY AFTTRNOON
CATHEDRAL ~. Shortridxs At Butler bowl
Southport a. Manual
ShsIbysiIIs at WashinEton.
NobIssviIIs At Broad Ripple
SATURDAY AFTERNOON
Park school At Culver.
Renewal Of a city series rivalry Of
seven years standing between Short
ridge and Cathedral football elevens
tops the local prep grid schedule
this week. -Four local games appear
on the menu for Friday afternoon
and the Manual Southport tilt and
the Shelbyvilie- Washington battle
trail slightly from me interest
angle.
The two north side schools began
football relations in 1929. In six
games PLAYED Shortridge was re-
turned victors three times. Cathe-
dral twice and one game ended
a tic.
Irish Make Comeback
Joe Dienhart Irish eleven opened
up With a $40 win over Peru this
season. sIumpcd into a SIS tie with
ElwOod ana came back with ire
mendous rebound last Saturday 20
submcrge another rival Southport
beneath a rain OF tOuChdOwns and a
41-e defeat.
ShOrtridge opened its season last
Friday against the strong Jefferson
Of Lafayette team playing its fourth
game Of the season. Coach Bob
Nipper's lads found It tough stop
ping the two star half backs Of the
upstate team. Grove and Halpin.
but after tWO tOuchdOWnS were
scored against them IN the first
minutes the Blue Devils braced and
more than held their own. over
their stage fright the Blue Devils
should put up a strong game this
week. The tilt Will be played IN
Butler bowl.
Manual Tackles Southport
Coach Harry Painters Manual
eleven. bOastng a lineup Of yeter-
ans and an opening victory over
Carmel, 2l-0. will be out TO defeat
Southport at the Manual field. 1900
South Pennsylvania street.
Broad Ripple again takes on an
eleven that has much more game
-Noblesvillc Last week
Plainficld, benefited by advanced
physical condition. dropped the
locals so and Ripples second game
this week pits them against the fast
stepping Miller eleven that Maurice
Kennedy has assembled this fall.
scare last week from Bloomington.
whom they were able to tie 1913
only by q savage passing attack for
two tOuChdOWnS IN the last few min
utcs Of play. will take on an equally
dangerous foe this week IN Shelby
VILE. Shelby boasts of a string Of
victories this fall, one OF them over
Southport
Tech at Richmond
John MueIlcr's big Tech team that
engages its first four opponents this
fall on foreign fields, takes its
second out OF town jaunt this week
with Morton of Richmond as the
opponent. The locals edged out
g. victory over Wiley at Terre
Haute last Friday and the Green
and White warriors are confident OF
writing their second game into the
victory column.
Lou Reichel and his Park school
eleven viii get their first taste OF grid
action at Culver Military academy
this weekend. The local lads will
find the upstaters pretty tough. The
academy lads are playing their first
year under the coaching Of Henry B.
Hank Lyons. former Bose of
Evansville coach. and Hank is out
TO give the local lads a trouncing.
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sHIKAT WINS MAT BOUT

b. ntff9 Press
NEW YORK. Oct. 3.-Dick Shikat.
Philadelphia. threw the Masked
Marvel in q wrestling bout at r.
Hamilton arena last night. IN other
matches Vanka Zelezniak was dis
qualified against Tor johnson. and
Gene Bruce threw Leo Alexander.
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TWENTY-NlNE GIRLS
IN RIPPLE NET PLAY

Twenty-nine girls have entered the
first girls tennis tourney Of the
season at Broad Ripple high school
All girls in the school are eligible
TO compete. Entries are:
Geraldine Millikan. Patty Crimans.
Frances Izor. Jane Goddard. Margaret
McAnals. Msble Burrows. Alta Houeh-
tsien Martha Cubert. Virginia Menikheim.
Katherine Matzke Marie RAY, Media Mae
Wann. jeanette Weis. Martha Finke. Girls
ella Maple. Dorothy Mecleaster. Margaret
Van Meter. Annabel Stewart Eva Blanton
Marvus Greenwood Eva Penoergsst. Viz
Cinis TAYLOR Audrey Boggs Ethel Roetter,
Mary Billhymer. Ruth Snyder. PHYLLIS
Ferguson. Josephine Flack and Peggy
Smith
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Deaths

pital. chronic nephritis.
Estelle Lee Wise. So, Of 1916 North Ala
bams carcinoma
James x Kari S. Of 1894 Fletcher
cerebral hemorrhage
Elsie K. Purcell. a. Of 1850 Brookside.
ola oetes mellitus
Elmer. Ellis Sharp. 80. Of llI2 West
Thirtv-A carcinoma
Elizabeth Dean, So OF 2lf6 Boulevard
plsce. cirrhosis Of liver
Mary Ellen Norman rs OF 42ls Broad
vay. acute myocarditis
Charles Y. Chandler. 81 of 354s Ken
Tooo. cardio vascular renal disease
Wilma Louise Zirkle 81 St Vincent's
hospital. acute mvOcardi
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Columbus NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 900 002 O2O-4
Toronto NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 900 600 1000
Errors-None Runs batted ln-Heath
(2l E. Moore %. Two-base hit-Mor-
rissey. Three-base hit-E Moore Home
Double plays-SweeneY to
Myers to Riggs; MorrisSey to Richardson
to McQuinn Left on bases-Columbus, 7;
Toronto. s. Base on balls-Of Huesser. 5;
of Lucas. 4; off Pattison, l. Struck out
Lucas. in 7 2-3 innings; of Pattison, 0
Heusser (BlakelD. Losing pitcher-Lucas
Umpires-Goetz and Nallin. Time-1;50
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