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FEBRUARY 28, 1941 PAGE 18 THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR, Chicago Stock Exchange Henry Ford II Will Pace 500-Mile Classic May 30 Rejoin Cards New Public Address System To Be Installed TOTAL STOCK SALES Chicago, Ftb. 2S on Following II Hat at transactions on tha Chicago Stock Elchanga today: BatlM Hlk Iaw Cloaa Advanca Alum 350 11 ln Jl Asheatoa Mfg 700 V4 Belden till 50 23 Berghoff Brew 100 15 Bu.ka Mfg 400 22 it 14 JIW Brown A 150 114 Bruce IE L) 50 4.T, renlllPiihBlve nt AO107W 107 107 Ceo 8 700 12' 124 12 17 Df 450 1 (j2 in 192 119 '4 7 24i4 $7 pi Chi Corp Pf Domeat Ind A. Kddy Paper El Household 'loasard iH W) 150 119' 119 300 44 1, 4 300 7 '4 7 ZO 6.1 S50 244 J'lO 23 4 SO 25 50 31 700 17 300 34 24 Harnlachrcger H'lboell lUl Inc. III Brick Indep Pneu Tool 35 Statement Washlnatoa. Feb.

IT CT! Treasury 1.1 d.w Recelpta Exnendlturaa Balance STAM TODAT, 4S.n SHARES Ind Stl Welloee Switch S50 14 15H U. 250 13 10 55 1 10 110 50 9, 60 23 4 50 14 OO 2314 950 9S 200 151 Ky I Jr cum Pf 4 Pf LaSalle Ext Leath CO Llndssv Lt Mid west Miller Hart pr pf Norweat Bancorp IX, Df 21 4 100 154 Oak Mfg 12 II Pea body 1.01 o. RatR Serrlck Corp 80 Bend Std Dredg Sundstrand Tool Swift 2" go Lasalla St. Weooldt Stra Wise Bar.kahrs Wrieley 1W1 Zenith F.ad 600 9K 600 114 50 31 S50 11 100 34 300 7 "4 50 20 39 50 S3 50 33 300 174 50 741, 100 36 10 03 i 'Mi, 'if 14 IT Of Treasury poaltlon on Feb, 25 compared with rorreapoaie. ,31,4.4.71 323 678 37 470.443.S37.71 209.490,140.44 17,492, 2S9.

327. 54 20,404.915.40 27,251,508.027.07 42,444.978.219 4S 35.613.470.192 64 234,521, 64. 444.69 44. 269. 664.

904. 74 19 441.104.944 63 279.563.019.553.4S 2 275.795 24 20, 233.462. 4S3.6S Curb Market I is Anxious To Sailor Stan Musial, St. I.otm 27.050.10? is Cuatoma receipts for Recelpta fiscal year July 1.. Expenditures fiscal year Exceaa of axpendlturea Total debt Increase over prevlou day.

Gold fteaeta New York New York, Feb. 2S OP Following la list of transactlona on the New York Curb Exchangs, giving close and net cnange: Nat Net Net Me lsto ks CIom Chnge. Mnrka Clow Chnte, Close Chnae. League halting champion, Is standing beside a sign at the Philadelphli Naval Rase, advertising his baseball school for sailors. Philadelphia, Feb.

27 (JF Stan Musial can't wait to get out of his sailor uniform and Into the garh of baseball's St. Louis Cardinals of the National League. "As soon as I'm out (the Navy says Musial will be discharged March 15) I'll head right for old St. Pete," he said. (St.

Pete is St. Onc-Lcggcd Purple Hcarters Challenge Girls' Net Teams Temple, Feb. 27 UF The McCloskey Purple Hearters, one of the most unusual basketball teams of all time, challenge any team in the world if they're girls. Undefeated thus far and victors over WACs, nurses and cadet nurses, the boys are feeling their oats. "We would like to play any girls' team in the nation," says Allen Monts, Charleston, 111., team captain.

THE RF.ASOV the Purple Hearters limit the opposition to females is that each of the 18 players has an artificial leg, the result of battle wounds In World War H. They are at McCloskey General Hospital here. Because the majority of the boys have had their artificial limbs for only a short time, and consequently cannot get around with the agility that comes only with constant practice, the Pur ple Hearters use a six-man team Concluded From Tags 1 a contract signed yesterday calls for installation of an entirely new -public address system at the oval. I Commenting that he had lenrned only recently that thousands left the track in past years without knowing exactly how cars finished, Mr. Shaw said: "We mean to take every step to give guests and customers a better toss this year than they've ever had before." IN COMING to Indianapolis to drive the 1946 pace car, Henry i Ford II follows a family preced- ent established by his grandfather, Henry Ford, in 1924.

The Jatter in that year served as ref-" eree of the race won Jointly by L. L. Corum and Joe Boyer. The late Edsel Ford, father of the present Henry Ford II, served -as hoth referee and pacemaker in 1932. when Fred Frame estai liished a new track record wilh an average of 104.144 M.P.H.

In 1933, Edsel Ford set the pace for a second time in a race won hy Kelly Petillo with an average Speed of 103.240 M.P.H. The pace car leads the 33 fast est qualifiers, aligned in 11 rows Of three cars each, for one com plete circuit of the oval. As the home stretch rears, Henry Ford II step up the speed to 90 miles an hour. THE ENT1RK field crosses the 'starting line at full throttle, with the pace car pulling to the left and onto the safety apron In front of the pits. Then, for four hours, the famed Indianapolis race will be on for the iirst time 1941.

Mr. Shaw said yesterday he ex-pects an entry field of approximately 50 drivers, although only will he permitted to compete. Drivers believe that an average speed of 120 miles an hour will be necessary to win. The present record of 117.2 M.P.H. was set in 1938.

The Fords, father and son, have been an Important part of the history of the Indianapolis In 1901 the famous Ford "999" was setting racing records under the guidance of Barney Oldfield. But when the 600-mile race first was suggested few Detroit (Mich.) automobile people displayed interest. In 1911 Henry Ford sponsored coodyear uni.fuse BRAKE RELINING NO RIVETS TO SCORE DRUMS Up to 50 Mors Wiar EXPERT WHEEL ALIGNMENT WHEEL BALANCING Goodyiar Strviei Stores Dataware at Walnut, Rl. 1436 Where the Six Cormrs Meat I Wheel Alignment and Balancing nprlAHr In the correction of tire wear tmr piilling to one lde and him my. Complete knee notion rebuilding, king pin Initialled, frame and axle straightening.

Moil Reasonable Prices In the City ALIGNMENT SERVICE CO. 320 N. D.lawart LI. 6381 BICYCLE ACCESSORIES Steel Wire Baskets, Headlamps, Klckstands, Toys, Games STEELE BIKE TOY STORE, Inc. IIA0 E.

TENTH S4T4 Gates Tires Let us show you the evidence 4-Round Fights Are Arranged To Complete Card The signing of a pair of four-round preliminary scraps by Matchmaker Lloyd Carter of the Hercules Athletic Club yesterday completed a lineup of five bouts fur tomorrow night's Armory mitt card. Mickey Wilson, Chicago lightweight, will face Rob ert Beamnn of Indianapolis in one four, and Bob Cain and Johnny Poore, local will tangle in the four-heat opener. The top spot on the bill will be occupied by heavyweight maulers when Wiliard state titleholder in the division, and Lou Campbell, husky 205-pound Chicago belter, clash in a 10- round non-title tilt. The seml-windun Is slated for six sessions and will pit Milton Bess, hard-hitting Indianapolis welterweight who scored a knock-I out on last week's card, against Newcomer Joe Richards of Chicago. Another six-round skirmish will be a rematch between Al Jack son, Chicago welter, and Ernie Derho of Mlshawaka.

Derho gained an unpopular shade decision over Jackson last week after five rounds of close battling. By TOM CARNEGIE Three of the teams In Ralur flays regional meet at Anderson were In the fracas last year, Eden, Danville and Anderson are all back to try their hnnd eliminating the successor to Broad Ripple, the Tech Greenrlads. Last year In the first afternoon contest Danville's Warriors, coached by Robert Leedy, pulled a definite surprise when they squeezed by Anderson's Indians, .1.1 to JZ. Anderson figured that game to be an easy victory, and a post-mortem disclosed that An derson was giving too much at tcntlon to the night contest. This year Danville has Bill Mc Clain and Jack Gibhs hack from its starting five, while Anderson's only holdover Is John Wilson, Negro star.

The familiar names of Jack Rector, Bob DcVinney, Rollnnd York and Carl Ersklne are all missing. Broad Ripple's Rockets, engi neererf hy Frank Baird, marched to a 50 to 39 triumph over Edrn In the second encounter. Eden the week previously had won Its first sectional. But where Broad Ripple lost its entire ten-man squad by graduation, Eden retained every mnn. This year Tech meets In Its first game the Danville outfit thnt lost to Ripple, 51 to 28, In the night game when Dee B.iker and Ralph Chapman scored nineteen and sixteen points, respectively.

Of the outfits bnck for another try, Eden looks to be the most Improved and many a fan is picking Coach Max Weddle's Fliers. It's now or never for that crew from a school of forty-one students. BASKETBALL SCORES STATE COLLEGES Evansvllle A3, Indiana Central 43. Valparaiso 47, Indiana State 41. OTHER COLLEGES Akron 64, Case 4S.

Cincinnati S3, Xavler 39. Del'aul 7fi, lng Inland 51. Detroit 47, Wayne J4. Eastern Illinois 82, Illinois Wrt- leyan (it). Franklin ami Marslinll 4fl, Iychlgh 47.

Iafayette 60, Kulgers SI. New York I'. 7J, Baylor 57. Ithmln Island State 73, Coast Guard Academy 72. Slippery Rock (I'a.) Teachers 89, Carnegie Tech 41.

Syracuse 62, Canislus St. Toledo 77, Marshall 60. Tulsa 89, Crelghton 45. West Virginia 73, Washington and Jefferson 4t. Athletics Shun Hurler After Salary Wrangle West Palm Bench, Fl Feb.

27 (UP) The last-place Philadelphia Athletics decided today they wouldn't be able to use Lewis Carpenter, who won 22 games and lost two for Atlanta last season, and returned him to the Southern Association club because of his high, salary demands. Carpenter, bit! right-handed pitcher, who was the sensation of the Southern Association last year, had an earned run average of 1.82. The Athletics purchased him conditionally for $30,000 but couldn't get together with the youngster on salary. Pay Dispute Causes Ltnvrey To Quit Cubs Avalon, Feb. 27 (UP) Harry (Peanuts) Lowrey, Chicago Cubs' outfielder, left the Cubs' training camp here today In a dispute over his contract.

"Peanuts went bnck to his home In Los Angeles after failing to come to an agreement with Business Manager jimmy Gallagher," Charlie Grimm, Cub manager, said. "I don't know just what the difference was." Lowrey arrived here yesterday with the second squad of Cub players. Mikan Breaks Record As DePaul Wins, 75-51 New York, Feb. 27 (JP Led by big George Mikan, who rolled 33 points through the hoop to establish a season Madison Square Garden scoring record, DePaul's basketball team swamped Long Island University, 75 to 51, tonight befor a capacity ercwd of more than 18,000 ipectators. to (.

Psl 3 IS 4 694 Is Marked Up By Fonnie Snyder For Bowling High Fonnie Snyder's 694 series In the Indianapolis loop at the Pritchett. paced bowlers In league compeition last night. Rolling with the Bowes Seal-Fast team, his games were 203, 247 and 244. Johnny Kiesel, 205-236-236 677; Fred Schleimer, 289-182-201672; Johnnie Fehr, 223-203-243668; Clarence Baker, 192-204-268 664; Bob Carnagua, 217-243-192 652, and Paul Stemm, 213-226-213 652, all with the Indianapolis loop, and Otto Hoff, 203-242-2054550, In the Farm Security League, were other honor counts recorded at Pritch-ett's. Charles McCue, 235-214-203 652, and Paul Horton, 235-212-203650, both rolled in the North Side Recreation loop at the Broad Ripple drives.

PATTY STRIEBECK, 189-199-222610, and Judy Hindel, 224-199-178 601, led the women keg-lers. Both bowled in the Johnson Coal League at the Fox Hunt alleys. Marott Shoes, 3,158, and Bowes Seal Fast, were outstanding team marks recorded at the Pritchett drives. Leaders in other leagues follow: and MrKinnrv, 4l, St. John Evanniicl.

Bt. Philips Dorothy Nfl. 640. L-tk: jo l.Fit, lisi, Mun'i Club. Spwrlwuy J.

T.coma. 890. Allison JwHrvV' 19' C.ntrl Mrirft Shlnkl. 419, anil Omrj. Mno.

623. Holllday Mlx1: Hltn Krhmidt. 54S. and Claude Mouldpn. 649, Block Mixed; KvHIna Dann.

487. Cora-Cola Ladiaa; Ward gexon, BOB, Recreation. Knuntaln Sonar Rial Brnson, Son, Pepl-Cola Ladin; Claude Nrely. ass, Alnha. Parkwav Mary Waltermlre.

B1J, North Side Urllfl; Km McConkey, 5S, Riviera American; Ruth Lehmann. 425, Riviera American I.adlra. Antlera M. Curry. 40.

P. R. Mallory I.adlei; Margie Ruaaell, 476. Eagle I.a-dlra. Hiurm H.

Kornafi-I. B8. Medical: Jack Hendricks. 611). American Legion: Kd HuKxier, 11(14, and Marjorle Purell, 4M, Krienitn Mixed, Dtzrlan Thelma Holllnfcuworth, 623.

Matinee I.ndlea; At Newman. 5M, and wuma Bmun, 42S. Mixed: E. Patterson, 6H6, KniKhta of Colurnbua. Uptown Margaret Wilson.

4S3, and Bud Hhlllitia, 642, RCA. Mixed: Walter Martinrlale, 577, Tyner'a Tavern. Indiana Mary Oahorne and Marcaret Clark, each 612. Kay Jewelry Ladtea; Wdnwka. 585.

Prent-O-LJta; Irwight McKemle. SD4, Poat OHlr. Pennsylvania-Bill Koch. 49V, and Edna lieu. 445, Fidelity Trust Mixed; Hilda (ieldmeler, 524, Kli Lilly Ladlea; Harold Seal, 005.

Kit Lilly. PHsware filenda Pldge, 514. Bell Telephone Ladles, Jim Sonday, 554, J. Adsms. Illlnola Alberta Brldeea.

40. United atatea Rubber Ladles: Mace Jenkln. 555, Recreation; Carl Moxley, 633, Lithographers. West Side Joe Pnater. 55S.

and Elsie Black, 486. Marmon Harrington Mixed; Al Hnssung. SI5, Merchants, John Miller, 49S. Coca-Cola. Prltchett-Hunt-OTSradv H.

Nelsen, 574. Howe Men's 400 Club; Jeaale Culll-, gan. 562. tidy of Lourdea. Fox Hunt MorrU Torrayaon, S2J.

Pritchett Margaret Tjeonard. 49S, Farm Security: Fonnie Snvder. S28, In-lerclub; William Wese, 505. Real Silk; M. Thompaon, 429, Stewart-Warner Ladles.

Blanchard, Davis Elected; Academy Classes Revised West Point, N.Y., Feb. 2T (UP) All Americans Felix. (Doc) Blanchard and Glenn Davis today were elected co-captains of the U.S. Military Academy football team for the 1946 season when they will round out their gridiron careers at West Point. The first co-captalns In the history of the academy were elected after Maj.

Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor, West Point superintendent, announced the present "third" (sophomore) class will be split Into two divisions effective June 5. These will be the first, or senior class, and the second, or junior class. The election of football captain had been delayed pending the division of the class in line with the academy's reconversion from a wartime to a peacetime basis, due to the larger number of third classmen on the team.

Kautskys To Play At Peru Tonight The Indianapolis Kautskys, who will make their next home appearance against Rochester's Royals at the Butler Field House Monday night, will face the Anderson Chiefs in an exhibition game at Peru tonight. The Rochester game will be a National League contest and the Royals, who have a chance to fin ish ahead of Fort Wayne In the championship race, will be seeking revenge for an earlier defeat nere. Bv beating Fort Wayne twice last week, the Rochester quintet moved wtthin a single game of the leaders. Orville Bray Triumphs In 3-Cushion Tourney Orvlll? Bray defeated Joe Bogue, 50 to 42, In 102 innings in a state three-cushion billiard tournament match at the Board of Trade parlor last night. High runs were a flvt by Bray and Bogue'i three.

Walter Ramsey and HI Johnson will meet tonight at 8 o'clock. Signs With Rockets Chattanooga, Tenn, Feb. 27 tV Ben Miller, 22. center for the University of Tennessee In 1944 and 1945, said today he had agreed to terms to play professional football with the Chicago Rockets of the new Ail-American League. HOCKEY AMERICAN LEAGUE nttahurch 11, Cleveland S.

Providence 5, Havett 4. NATIONAL LEAGUE Boston S. Montreal S. New Vork Toronto 4. U.S.

LEAGUE MlaneapoU St. Paul City 13, paiua Shorlriclgc And Broatl Ripple Basketball Players Honored Ml MMflt lAtflM It 4 Cardinal outfielder and 1943 National Petersburg, where the Cards are training). "I'm in good physical condi uon, jviusiai oecjarea. "witn a little spring training and some exhibition games, I'll come around in top form. All I need is to toughen up my legs and get my eye on the ball again.

and play girls' rules three forwards and three guards. They have won three games, lost none and scored 112 points mis season. They nave just finished polishing off the hitherto unbeaten McCloskey Cadet Nurses' team, leaders In the Temple Women's League. "We could give any of them a good game," said Monts, "although we have to work harder now than when we had our limbs and played good five-man teams." All this stuff about the gals being on the weak side athletically gives Monts a pain. "Most of us never played against women before and thought they played a creampuff game," he commented, "but take it from us, they're rough." Capt.

Clyde D. Jetton, of Sa-llna, whose right leg was amputated above the knee, is playing coach. Pfc. Jack L. Ryder, Nebraska City, and Pfc.

Clarence Montgomery, Los Angeles, are the team's top scor ers. Coach Frank Baird presented basketball awards to 10 players at a special assembly program at Broad Ripple High School yester day. The letter winners were Mur rav Bain. Bill Bastian. Ed Brown, Dick Clift.

Pern Cornelius. Jim Drew, Jim Guyot, Jack Hanley, Bill Huff and Bill MacDougall. Twenty members of the Roc kets' freshmen net squad, unbeat en In city competition during the past season, were awarded pins, The letterman elected Kroetz as their honorary captain for the season which just ended. Complex (Kccard), 3K.0O, 14.60; Jacopian (MrCrearv), 12 20. S-Quern Jodv (TrusrhkaV $210, 10 80, SO; Hahla.

Honda (Padgettl, 7.00, 8.20; Miss O'Llndy (Arcaro), 4.10. OAKI.AWN RKH.T 1 Arkwell (Keene). 110.00, 4. SO. 3 10: Hsrklm (Oroal.

7.10, 8.10; Tenslssp (Hart wick), 2-St Frances (Keenel, in n. (I 10, 3. DO; Ban- J.00, 3.10; 4 20; Nlcog.ild (Scurlock), 4. SO, Mr. (r'rehm).

9 3 -Cnnsrniil (Carr), 10. 3 50, Park, Helithts (R.xitl, 3.10, 30; nell (Skorunskl). 2J0. 4 l.lke (Keene), 2. Hit: Memorisa Best (Clark), 3.80.

Johsle (Camp'. 4. no. nn 8-I-v Brldse 'mp), I .30 IB 00 ,140: Bolo Tie (Prehni), 3.70, 3.10; Bsl Rever I Kealliersonl. 4 40 -Sickletoy ll'lark) 80 SS0.

0 Tnpnanl (Skonmekll. 3.60, 3 30; Iucky Ureennclf (Keenei, 2.40. 7 1 neon llom tvfto, (Krent, 3,0, 2. Sil': Jn.k's Prl.le (Hooper). 3,20, SAirred Stuart tHKornnsai I.

RO, 4.10, 4.r,0, S.Hl); Kuna Winn 3 S0; Poor-York (Ilartwlck), 3.t0. I'A I It RKXl ITS 1 Plvlnsr Coont (Brooks) $4 SO 2 40- Ntiihiv Aral) Jolini.n), 0.00 0, 3.20; lliolnlime (Wallarel. -Mis Koiitiv Hox irny) 20. 4 20. H.Hi 1M.

Piiildv.l) I Bauer). 1 80, .20 nr llnvni's (Adiiiiis), 8 senyiDTi's Pal (A'lams) 111 n. 4 (0, .1 ihi; Mar Kly (Brooks) 3. so. 2.

to; Call Proof nailer, 15.00. So, 2 CaruVln. (McKeev.r). 10.20.8.80; Cherriko Adaniai 8-Uansntlon i Wallace). in nnrv (Johnson), 4 au, 3 80.

2 80; Rodman Keenon (Leblanc 2 40. Darl.v icat IJJ 20. 111)0, S0: Mlneliisa (Ubi.nc). 4.00, 2 SO; Coollnr Sprlna JrSR" 20 0- 7 Over (Brooks). 18 40, 4 an.

3fl, Sea rmV iHeiwon), 8 20, 6.20; Sub- due (Johnson). 4 an. -ljictose (Kay), 4 20, SO 40' Jsybec.lee iHnber), 3.20, 1 80; Pt Jr (8. BriHika), 2 80. SANTA ANITA RKSt l.TI 1 Hram Cake (Erb).

I.V.IO 3 00. 1 Ml: Just I-ady (t.onUen), 3.80. 2.80; Toppnm (Polk). 3 70 2 1-lamins Arrow i James). 1.20.

4 10, 3 00: Via Over 8.00. 4.O0; Little Slater (Ramiin), 4 50. 3 -Wise Ketms (Miller), lit JO I 7 20: Vitldlna iNevea). 11. M.

7.80; Palpal iKIralandl. 38 80. 4 La.lv iKirVland). IM.IO, JO 70. Vain Vickie Perron j), 7.30, 5.10; Neil.ln Boy Atkinaon), 8-Trnckea (Atkinson).

111.40, 9 50. 4 KMture Hero (Klrkland), 10.50, 4.40: ril Slide (Oraicmyle), S.SO. -Pride of Hysro (Balaskt). 1140, S60. s.ftii; Sir Bim (James).

S.JO, 2.50, Corona Corona tLonsdenl. 2.80. 7 Colony Bov (Klrkland), 14 SO, 30; Pleas. (James). 4.20, Bold Recard (Atkinaon).

2.20 Hard Pon Adams), 19 SO. 4 10; Hla Nickel (Perman), 10.00. Sentinel (CraismyU). 3.80. 10.

3 30; Sin. t. io: Doilger Catcher Signs Sanford, Feb. 2T CD-Catcher Herman Franks signed hi 1948 Brooklyn Dodgtr b-ball contract today. HENRY FORD II a 300-car Ford motorcade from Detroit to Indianapolis.

THE MOTORCAI1E reached Fort Wayne the first day and pulled into Anderson and Indianapolis on the second. It was the largest delegation from any car manufacturing enterprise. In later years, Ford cars were entered in the race at a cost of $250,000 or more when the race needed the stimulus of new car entries. Henry Ford and his son, Edsel Ford, also contributed $5,000 to lap prize funds when the fund was languishing in the early days of the depression in the '30s. If So-Why? Concluded from Page 17 lers hit the home stretch of a most successful season and the start of the A.H.C.

only two weeks away at Buffalo, a peep in front, of the pits reveals a year filled with some mighty performances. IT APPEARS certain that (he 8,539 total hung up hy the I.lnxi Recreation at Cleveland, made since the first of the year, will rank as tops for the season In a national way. ACCORIUNO to ofllclnl A.B.C. figures the mark of 847 set hy Pick Hoover, the 16-year-old star of Akron, will not he approached. In the way of team play the best five scores show the following: I.I si Recreation, Cleveland Keeley Half Half, Chicago 3,032 Hermann t'ndertaker, St.

Louis 3,4 AO Pappy Corwin's (Hang, Kri. I'a 8,4 4 Canity's Truckers, HiiiKhamton, N. ,.3,428 THE HIGH team score for one gnme was made by the Chicago Keeley Half and Half five which showed total of 1,240 pins. Van Horn Tops Kovacs To Cop Pro Net Crown Miami Beach, Feb. 27 (UP) Welliy Vnnllorn of Atlnnta, today won the $5,000 Evans gold cup professional tennis tournament hy defeating Frankle Kovacs of Oakland, iri straight sets, 6-4, 6-2, 6-4.

Vanliorn's exceptional accuracy resulted in important placement points for the champion and forced Kovacs into numerous errors. The victory was worth $8150 to Vnnllorn and Kovncs received $500 for second place. Fred Terry, former British Dnvis cup star, defeated 52-year-old Bill Tilden for third place, 9-7, 1-6, 6-0, and received $350. Tilden earned $250. -9BiggMW Tonife 8:30 P.

M. mm llfHCf I Major letters for basketball at Shortrldge High School have been awarded Nelson Gaddy, John Kroetz, Pon Hinkle, Boh Wade, Charles Keever, Boh Benjamin and Bob Phillips, student manager, it was announced yesterday. Gaddy, Kroetz, and Wade also received letters last year and Illnkle also has two football letters. Keever Is a sophomore, Benjamin and Wade are juniors and the others are seniors. Gaddy was awarded the varsity Underwood trophy and Don Thomas the reserve Underwood cup.

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Clark and Clarenca A. Newport, E. C. Atkins Company's oldest employes In actlvs service, will be awarded 60-year service pins at the 40th anniversary banquet of the Atkins Pioneers' Club at 6 o'clock Saturday nicht In the Severin Hotel. Mr.

Clark, formerly of Indianapolis, is tha company's New York' representative, and Mr. at the Indian- MR. CLARK Newport works apolis plant. FIFTY-NINE OTHER Atkins employes with 20 or more years of service will be presented service pins. An honorary membership In the club and a 50-year pin has already been presented to Harry Eccles of the John Shaw Sons Company of Wolverhamp-t England, British repre- Ui I lie gggJ niiMiis company for the last liaff MR.

NEWPORT century. Governor Ralph F. Gates will address the club on "Where ths Pioneer In Industry Fits Today." Investing Companies Nw York. Kio. 27 Tha invert- msnt oompanlta listed in ih following tabla are not traded la on aa ersanlaad nctiaiigt and so no sales raeenSa art arall-bl.

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CANY TAXES owed by iorvice man and wo men can bo paid in 12 quar- torly inollment. Vs 1 li 'i 1 21. 4 T. J(, li 3 a Frcre Jacques Sets Record In Winning Race At Hialeali Hlnleah, Feb. 27 (UP) J.

Sher's Frere Jacques, winner only once In 14 races in 1915 and 194fi, set a track record as he won the $15,000 Miami Beach Handicap at Ilinleah Park today, finishing five lengths ahead of Mllcave, another outsider. Given a good ride by Conn Mc-Creary. Frere Jacques, a 4-year-old gelding, never was worse than third. He made his bid as the 16-horse field passed the mile pole In the mile-and-a-quarter run and won going awav In 2:0415, a new mark for the distance on turf. A 14-to-l underdog In betting, Frere Jacques paid $30.10, $18.90 and $0.80.

Milcnve returned $18.90 and $11.60 and third-place 1'SIPTVUAN SET the pace for the Hist mile of the run, but faded badly and finished eighth. Santa Claus, a field horse, was second in the early going, but succumbed to Dinner Party's late sprint and was edged out of show money. The victory was worth $14,975 Sher. Frere Jacques had one second place In four previous 1946 starts, winning $300. The favored Moon Maiden finished llfth.

Asks 46-Day Meeting Charles Town, W.Va., Feb. 27 The Charles Town Jocvcey Club plans to run a 46-day meeting, from May 29 to July 20. The jockey club Hied an application for the dates with the West Vir ginia State Racing Commission yesterday. Action on the petition probably will be taken early next month, the commission said. lim.KAII 1 ror (Arcurol, $13 40.

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2,000 RESERVED SEATS at 85c, Tax On Sale Today at 10 A. M. at Coliseum Box Office Only Gaps vs. Buffalo 1,500 General Admission Tickets 60c (Tax Included) On Sale Tonite at 7 P.M. Boxes and Parquet Seats 2.20 Reserved (Tax Inc.) On Sale at All Times and Phone Orders Accepted at Both Coliseum and L.

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