Journal and Courier from Lafayette, Indiana • 20

Wednesday Evening July 22 1953 20 Lemoh' Hobbles Yank 4 3 AB II ano There's Still Time Jo Get 33 Totals 8 13 Short Sleeve Shirts Tropical Trousers Panama Hats Nylon Shorts i amous Make Suits HOT WEATHER Leisure Jackets MEN'S WEAR 0 0 2 0 LOOK! It i A i 3 0 BRAKE 0 three of the 5 5 three 3 0 two innings Jt Reg 450 Value 19 "0 Outdoor Wrestling Rodenbarger at Indiana Beach at Local 1 my best for the 3: 4 THE GREAT BALBO 5 Carefully fest brakes 6 Standard trim and other specifications and subject to change without notice MOTOR SALES LOWE Lafayette Ind owler Indiana 52 By Pass Ire stone: i restone 5 3 0 the and 3 3 2 2 2 our say 3 brake fo full contact with Totals Milwaukee 2 1 3 5 3 0 1 9 0 Joe had 2 ft 2 O' 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 3 2 1 Adjust secure drums Check fluid 0 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 7 0 1 1 0 0 1 3 Bruton cf Loganaa Mathews 3b Gordon If Pafko rf Thorpe rf Adcock Ib Bt Claire Dittmer 2b Buhlp Johnson Colep Golf the last the ANY Make car NO CHARGE OR PICK UP and DELIVERY recently won the National AAU long distance team Ast See CANE POLES 20c and 30c ADJUSTMENT SPECIAL REID SOMERS SALES ormerly Phil Reid A ipliancea Your Crosley Dialer 848 Main St Ph 2 2053 9th and erry Sts Phone 2 2903 Vah mav win HUDSON Jtl REE Come in you may win HUDSON JEt PERORMANCE! The Hudson Jet will outperform and outdemonstrate any other make of car in the lowest price field 38 7th Milwaukee Bruton cf Loaran as Mathews 3b 3 Gordon if Pendleton If Pafko rr Adcock ID Cooper Dittmer 2b Antonelli Hogan Berthed In Hall of amfe NEW YORK To add to his many honors yesterday Ben Hogan was named the 13th mem ber in Hall of ame The announcement was made by the Hall of ame committee after the triple crown winner for orth Worth Tex was 'given a ticker tape reception by New York for" his recent British open triumph Hogan won' his second Masters tournament and his 'fourth open earlier this year i In the Hall of ame he joins Robert Jones Jr Walter Hagen rancis Quimet Gene Sarazen Willie Anderson Tommy Armour Jim Barnes Chick Evans Jock Hutchison Johnny McDermott Alex Smith and Jerome Travis Grantland Rice is chairman of the Hall of ame committee Later in a ceremony at Golf house home of the association Hogan presented ball with which he played the three "holes at Carnoustie to Golf museum 1 1 WHAT WE DO: will meet Mrs' Ted MUoserny of South Bend the 3 and 1 winner over Mrs William Kendrick' of Indiknapolis' Matchmaker Warnock has arranged for outdoor wrestling at Indiana Beach on beautiful Lake Shafer' for the remainder of the season starting this riday at 8:30 pm See The Great Balbo meet Bonita Gardini in the main event The semi event will be an Australian Tag Match with Baron Arena and Dr Gallagher against Chuck Mol ner and Dr Jerry Graham The opening event will be Sandor ozo against Jack Wintworth riday July 24 8:30 PM at Indiana Beach on Shafer General Admission $1 incl tax 5 Because wonderfully compact a delight fo handle drive and park in today traffic? and ample room for six! Waitkus lb 4 Ashburn cf Ennis If Hamner2b lBurgesso jonesjn Kazansklss Roberts Vacation Site JASPER Alta Ben Hogan will holiday at Jasper Alta late hr August it was learned yesterday? He will be accompanied by his wife Hogan who arrived at New York yesterday after winning the British Open golf at Carnoustie Scotland said he' was looking forward to some fishing and naturally a lit tie golf over par 71 course ECONOMY! As you drive see right before your eyes! proof of the Hudson matchless economy oaer CZ EAST SIDE SQUARE GEORGE WOLEVER A speech specialist says that' if someone: won't listen to yoii talk If the other person lending you an car? you might as well be trying to a pitchfork to fill a pail with water In other words it's useless The way this word juggler sees it when we talk usually trying to something to the other fellow so busy plugging jvhat wo' want him to believe that we're ignoring his side Conversation fs a two way street and only way to get something across to someone who listen is to listen to That sounds diplomatic and it sounds like common sense When we know what the other ellowwants and what thinking we know how to approach him We suppose why we have two ears and only one mouth or your' shopping com fort Wolever Electric Company is now comfort ably air conditioned Visit 1 us sooiv i A Colorado man who swal lowed a dime five years ago had it removed a short while ago but the coin was so corroded ft be used He probably rates it as ex spendable! If ratings were' given to ap pliances the name General Electric would always merit high rating find com plete selections of quality GBJ small appliances for the WOLEVER ELECTRIC CO 642 Main Phone 2 4852 REE 5 5 5 0 3 3 1 A scientific dramatic test Scientific measuringequip ment shows you exact low fuel'consumption' of the Jet its amazing performance speaks for itself! Try the "Tea cup fin a Hudson Jet A TRIO PURDUE CO EDS swimming championship for the Lafayette Swim clulf have returned to the Boilermaker campus to re sume active training with other members of the club lor defense of the national title honors in the swimming and diving outdoor championship meet at Portland Ore early in August Left to right areSue Storer Indianapolis displaying her individual championship trophy in the long distance swim Anne Moss Wheeling Va who finished second with the team title trophy and Lucy Crocker Providence I who finished sixth to complete the Lafayette Swim Club scoring over the three mile choppy course on Lake St Clair near Mt Clemens Mich Smith rf Avilaj Mitchell If If Rosen 3 Easter lb Glynn lb Dobyj cf bs Ginabrg Lemon PHILS BRAVES SPLIT TWIN BILL Roberts Hurls 16 th Victory In irst Game Mathews Belts 29th Homer? PHILADELPHIA (APh Ed 29th homer bf 4he year and Walker a three run blast gave the Milwaukee Braves margin to spare as they whipped the Philadelphia Phillies 7 3 in the nightcap of a twi night doubleheader last nights Robin Roberts rolled 'to his 16th win of the campaign' as the Phillies won the opener 10 0 Winner Johnny Antonelli de served a shutout in the nightcap All three Philadelphia runs came on errors by Bill Bruton The Braves committed four miscues in in all The twin bill was played before a sellout crowd of 35174 largest of the year at Connie Mack stadi um By splitting the two games the second place Braves slid to four full games behind the leading Brooklyn Dodgers and the third place Phils went seven games off the pace homer carrie in the sixth and scored Sid Uoraon ana Adcock ahead of him Gordon singled and Adcock walked homer came in ninth with the bases empty two out and provided the final Milwaukee tally of the game The Braves picked up a pair of runs in the fifth Adcock singled and scored on double Johnny Dittmer then doubled Coo per home Milwaukee got another one in the seventh as Bruton singled and Johnny Logan tripled him in The first Phillies run was scored in the second Willie Jones walked and moved to third on Ted Ka single When Bruton mis played the ball Jones scored In the Philadelphia half of the seventh Connie Ryan hit a pinch hit triple Eddie Waitkus flied to Bruton but Bruton dropped the ball and Ryan scored Richie Ash Lum then singled to 'center and when Bruton bobbled the ball again Waitkus came home In the first game Roberts fanned six a rankfort Woman Wins irst Match Marjorie Mc Neeley of Evansville the medalist and Jane Nelson of Indianapolis the defending champion were among the winners of first round matches In the Indiana golf tournament Tuesday They along with six other first round winners will go into the second round bt match play Wed nesday Miss McNeeley and Miss Nelson both won by 4 and 3 scores The 22 year old Evansville girl defeated Mrs Walter Reeves of Indianapo lis and Miss Nelson put out Miss Betty Bonath of Hobart The closest match of the was that in which Mrs James Oyler of Kokomo defeated Miss Judy Keesling of Indianapolis 1 Mrs Oyler had a narrow squeak She was 2 up at the 15th hole lost the 16th and 17th to Miss Keesling but came back to win the 18th and the match In the Wednesday matches Miss McNeeley will meet Miss Barabara Bremerman of Indianapolis who was a Tuesday winner over Mrs James Balch also of Indianapolis 4 and 3 Mrs: Calvert Shor of South Bend 4 and 2 winner over Mrs James Knowles of Terre Haute will meet Mrs Robert Laverty of rankfort who eliminated Miss Mary McGann of South Bend 5 and 4 Miss Nelson is matched with Mrs' Oyler Mrs Paul Dye of In dianapolis '5 and 4 winner over Mrs Leo Graber of South Bend Brewster'High in Plans CLEVELAND (AP) The Cleveland Browns start training Sunday at Hiram college look ing for at least sixnew first string men including a replacement for pro top pass catcher The' six starters from last squad who will hot be on hand this time are offensive end Mac Speedie who 'Jed the National league in catching aerials offen sive guard Joe Skibinski defen sive tackle Bob Gain outside line backer Hal ilerrlng defensive tackle John Kissell and safetyman Bert Rechichar Skibinski and Gain went into the Army Herring retired Speedie and Kissell joined the Canadian league and Rechichar was traded to Baltimore ive otheis who were on the club last season but will not be around this time are halfback Don Phelps retired halfbacks Don Shula and Carl Taseff traded to Baltimore guard Ed Sharkey traded to Baltimore and fullback Emerson Cole' traded to the Chi cago Bears Ken Konz the LSU Jialf who was the No 1 draft choice in 1951 and went into the Air orce will be getting his first chance in a Cleveland uniform He originally was thought of as a promising safety man but will get competition from Ken Go gal first string safety in 1951 before he went into service New tackle will be Don Dolo obtained in that trade with Balti more The Browns think rookie Tom Catlin of Oklahoma has a good chance at linebacker Association (frames By The Associated Press Sam lOth inning home run with a man on base gave the Toledo Sox a 7 5 victory over Kan sas City Tuesday night and kept the Sox hot on heels in the American association However the league leading In dians maintained game and a hajf edge on the Sox by topping Louisville 5 3 I In other games Minneapolis' beat Charleston twice 5 4 and 6 4 and St Paul and Columhlus split St Paul won the first game 3 1 and Columbus the second 8 3 Toledo got four runs in the first inning against the Blues but Kan sas City came right back Jim Rob ertson doubled across two runs in the second and Bill Skowron knotted tfie" count with a two run homer in the fourth! Each team scored once thereafter setting the stage for overtime homer Clutch pitching by Dgk Tomanek and Bill Upton led toj the Indian apolis win They forced Louisville to abandon 14 men on base Jgrk homer in the sixth was the big Indian blow In the Minneapolis Charleston opener George second homer his 18th 'of the season broke a 4 all deadlock and gave the Millers the winning margin In the second game Bud Byerly out pitched Connie Johnso in a route going duel for both Rs two homers accounted for winning runs St Paul won its opener with Co lumbus on Ray Moores hitter Bob Hoch worked a seven hitter for seven inning i against the Saints to receive ers dit for the nightcap win but needed help from Rat Patrick in the last you PERORMANCE ECONOMY field! fl GOODS ULirrO 828 MAIN 0 0 3 0 3 1 2 0 i yo 2 (K0 0 0 0 111 0 0 0 1 0 1 OGARTY TIRE CO Third St Phone 2 6855 THE JOURNAL' AND icOURIER LAAYETTE IND 1 Remove front wheels and inspect lining 2 Cean inspect and repack front wheel hearings Inspect brake drums and add brake the man who says tn raatiAfttM Tnr Inana i inance My job 'Ts to built 1 up office The more oft in I to requests for money the more business wt will do So if yofi need mcney you can be sure 1 will do to say If you will phone in advance and arrangi amount you want everything will be ready when you stop in 35 7 13 Winning Streak 8 to 3 CLEVELAND (AP) The Cleveland Indians battered three New York Yankee pitchers last night for more hits and runs than got from the champions in any game this year to win 8 3 and give Bob Lemon his 13th victory The 13 hits included a homer by Al 'j Lemon gave up seven hits in snapping the Yanks' winning string at five and ending a three game Cleveland losing streak that included a string of 22 scoreless innings The victory put the Tribe back in third place 10 games be hind the Yanks and two percent age points ahead of Boston A crowd of 30J84 watched the Yanks humbled for the first time this year in Municipal sta dium where they had won five games They won two in New York before the Tribe swept a three game series there last month in the last meeting of the two clubs first homer oVer1 the left field fence was off Johnny Sain tobacco chomping 34 year old righthander It came after Dale Mitchell singled and boosted Rosen's league leading homer pro duction to 24 The Yanks tied it at 2 2 in the third when Irv Noren led off with a walk and Sain Gil McDougald and' Billy Martin singled The Tribe wheeled out in front with two more runs off Sain in the fourth and tallied three off Bob Kuzava in the fifth to go ahead 7 2 1 The Hudson Jet has the hottest performance ana tne nest economy the lowest nnce he Id Want proof? 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