Journal and Courier from Lafayette, Indiana • 19

LAAYETTE JOURNAL AND COURIER Thursday Evening July 8 1943 19 DETROIT GOES 8 inches 0 2 A 11 GARDEN HOSI Officers Visit DU Nylen Mtt 5 1 29 bAMwizM29 Qfie RmI in water eroof so vd Z2 Sr Im Alive ZII2 GALLON PICNIC JUG CHARCOAL CAMP STOVE Dietitians Visit the CORDUROY the wealthy Louisianan HIM IMONI handicap from STOVE REPAIRS Polhh I AUTO I 8X MUIR'S DRUG STORE Man! vrgeta you Norfolk leather and QT DOZ 79c 4 628 MAIN STREET 3 jf wrwss SCOTCH PLAID i i now they first Or run wet be length Massa Market 50 47 45 52 48 47 12 9 9 9 No Mall or Imm Order 10 10 10 10 as I go I almost one past ls Tr hit and Shreveport La and Mrs Gilbert Btucker at their cottage on Shafer has the but that faint jumbling hear may be the Giants in the National league The rather drab Ot have been tearing into ill BELIEVE IT OR NOT and In BUG SCREENS Protect your cool fa system for II mAA fcfcfc fc fcfc are between 18 age and can 11 seconds broad jump 1 0 0 0 0 0 i 3 3 0 1 0 1 3 6 1 4 0 2 3 7 2 8 0 27 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Infl Now two tone eolori combined with harmonii Infl it Mootvery make of oar 5 3 0 0 34 3 3 3 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 Sealed Beam Driving LIGHTS L795C $695 i 3 0 0 0 1 2 0 18 SUN 0LASSIS Protect 3MT th otero Low back and had the cash it He got together DRIVIHS OR OG LIGHT Rubber fabric hose Z10O1 nd ply garden RS ft S5 and 24 run 100 56 i 59 71 59 I 76 71 and one of his rare tri over the Senators since Tire fW iTubo Mir Kit 8 162 lie URNISHED LINE OOOOOT Z28Z Mirror 48 24c watching the Dodgers declared that the Nor station nine could tor both without too much In answer to a few is a phrase originating in English universi ties and means to shut the door as a sign of being engaged Plum pudding is not only a de lectable English pastry but re fers also to a rare figure in ma hogany wood HOME RUNS National Ott Giants Nicholson Cubs DiMaggio Pirates Litwhiler Cardinals Keller Yankees York Tigers Stephens Browns Laabs Browns Have openings for men under 35 with high school education Position includes selling dis play ordering and learning the business If you are willing to learn and start at from $35 to $45 0 0 4 0 2 0 0 I 11 Tigers landed on Alex AB 177 30 220 31 27746 251 34 280 39 269 36 aw S'SM't An farm the farm ed out that due to the late plant ing season many farmers are fac ed with the triple task of har vesting wheat putting up hay and tending weedy corn fields at one and the same time Many farmers have already been on a 24 hour a day seven days a week schedule and there is lit tle prospect for improvement There are 10 placement centers in the county and anyone who can devote just a few hours in the emergency is asked to register at one of the centers in order that all available labor may be util ized John Krull is home on furlough from an army training camp He has been receiving snecial instruc tion as a cook and has completed his training Mrs Sammis and daugh ter of Indianapolis are spending the week with the Sister Mrs Jacob Rieger and family Mr Sammis was here over the July ourth holiday Mr and Mrs Kenneth Herriman of Indiananolis were guests of Mr and Mrs rank Schuster Sr and Mr and Mrs Alva Herriman Captain Ray Oestlger and wife visited briefly with the parents Mr and Mrs John Si mons Captain Oestlger is station ed at Mr were lake WAIT UNTIL ITS TOO Screens for Summer and Storm Saab for Winter now! War Type Balloon BIKE TIRES 26 2125 size 400 Saturday Only S81 STEEL CASTING ROD Non SII Grip Z5S REEL Ar MRS ELINOR ORMSBY Chicago GAVE BIRTH TO II CHILDREN IN 4 YEARS TwmsTwice Triplets then Quadruplets HPct 60 339 73 332 91 329 82 327 91 325 87 324 rarfcau Some insects can walk on water without getting cause the surface of the water is covered by a stretched Mastic skin made of itself This skin is taut like the rubber of ah in flated balloon and the Insect walks on the tense surface Stylish Apparel on Credit 526 Main St Lafayette Ind Sixty Entered In Indiana Golf Meet INDIANAPOLIS Ind July Sixty shot wielders have entered the 43rd Annual champion ship tournament of the Indiana Golf association which will begin Monday at the Broadmoor country club and continue through ri day it was announced today Qualifying competition is sched uled for Monday and Tuesday On Wednesday the 33 low scorers will begin match play The finals will be held riday with war bonds and stamps as prises Among the leading golfers enter ed are Phil Talbot of Bloom ington Dale Morey of Martins ville Bill Reed of Jasper Maur ice Rogers and leet Kern of rankfort Dick Taylor of West Lafayette and Paul Sparks Dr Harry Leer Bert Klngan and Dick McCreary all of Indianapolis Corner of ifth and Main Streets EGGS HAL WAITE HAL BROWN WERE LAID DAILY OR 9MONTHS BY A HEN OWNED BY RO INLEY Vivian La makes horse players take the little ed around the ble Helis you will remem ber is who got the a few months to treat a few horses including a mediocre sprinter named Salto Then with the hope of winning ja big stake he planked down $55000 for a classy colt called Atten tion Ever since Helis bought Attention the horse has grown progressively poorer He not only has not wor a big handi cap but in four starts he has only once finished in the iqoney Meanwhile Balto has dis played better form with each start and just the other day came within a desperate of winning the $50 000 enusetts Wise If you years of yards in 20 feet run a mile in 5 minutes throw a 12 pound weight 43 feet and a baseball 240 feet you can qualify for the A A physical fitness test You can also qualify for the Commandos Rangers Chi cago Bears (fourth team) and a Class superman Mate Hugh Casey the ex Brooklyn fireman turned up at Ebbets field the other day ana alter and Cubs folk jnaval pedo them trouble raised eyebrows Hugh explained that Peewee Reese Phil Rizzuto Dom DiMaggio and burly Don Padgett were just of the on the efficient squad Wlr Basket CHARCOAL or camp stove Large size bag Z1066 49e ootwear or Every Member of the amily 428 MAIN ST ROD Will itwl with ml ftQo holder Z4 CASTING row Jr ZI60 MINNOW BUCKETS Mt Z253 WRITTEN BY JOHN WEBER Brooklyn and Required 5HrsToReAD Copr 1949 Kfag attuns Witw Inc VwW righto raenret 236 EET LONG AND 13 INCHES WIDE WAS RECEIVED BY PVT WALTER KRAS 5 Camp Polk La $103 VALUE BABY HAMMOCK With Chain 1 1 Ig ComoltU 423A Monday Store Hours 12:15 to 8:45 RUG SHOP 611 MAIN ST We can furnish repair for most all makes and kinds of stoves if you can give us the number name and manufacturer Colburn Relatives COLBURN July Miss Mil dred Rowe of Idaho and Miss Doris Klawman of Kansas having finished their internship as diet itians at Christ hospital Cincin nati spent a day at the country home of the father El mer Rowe and family before re turning to their respective homes Both young women have been ac cepted for military service Miss Klawman has a commission as second lieutenant and will report for duty Aug 1 while Miss Rowe awaits orders Mrs Effie Packer and sons Mrs Letishia Baker were in dianapolis Mr and Mrs Alva Hall are parents of a girl born July 1 at the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Kuhns Trustee Urbon Trieda is having the winter coal put in the Colburn school Mr and Mrs Harry Chapman entertained at dinner at their country home south of Colburn Mr and Mrs Levi Mellinger of Mr and Mrs John Mellinger and Austin Sutter and family of Rossville William Drake and family of Terre Haute Mr and Mrs William elix Montmor enci Mrs Anna Chenoworth of Lafayette Mrs Joseph DeLong is visiting her husband's parents Mr and Mrs Joe DeLorig Rev and Mrs A Kunkle spent the ourth in East St Louis with sisters of the latter Misses Minnie and Charlotte Graebe Rev Aj Kunkle administered the sacraments of baptism and Holy Communion to Mrs Emma Wheeler who has been quite ill Mrs Wheeler is the mother Of Mrs Harry Rodenbarger NEWTON'S Klondike nroof SO yd Z200 la DRUG STORE Third and Main Streets Lafayette By CHARLES MOREY UP Staff Correspondent NEW YORK July A quick spin around the sports beat: look now and pass it along you can stirring cellar termen the western invaders and have more than held their own re cently Moreover with Kendell Chase throwing shutouts around there's no limit to what the Polo Grounders may do They may even break into sixth place Dave Gorman a young and so far more or less inconspicous jockey apparently is a deter mined young man He was dissatisfied with his riding con tract held by the Ranch so he simply bought it up and transferred his tack to the Chrysler barn Although the boxing game right now is as dead as the Afrika Korps Chick Werge lesz Chick proclaims fact demands that his number one boy Beau Jack is entitled to a title bout with Philadelphia Bob Montgomery before of those other as he puts it dip into the or a perfect example of what nage jumpers out oi and horse ownera drama being play William Helis sta On request sent with stamped addressed envelope Mr Ripley will furnish proof of anything depicted by him Om Coa McAlaar Cleaner and on yd pkg Polish Cloth If Bonglit Sepamtely Slmonlz Wx P4M 4tg McAloor Cleaner 39e value P3732o lyd Pol I eh Cloth ISO value PS6I to In Montmorenci MONTMORENCI July Lt James Williamson and Lt Wil liam Cleage the latter Ala bama flew here from Oklahoma to visit the parents Mr and Mrs Williamson The Rees family reunion will be held Sunday July 11 at Mur dock park Lafayette Mr and Mrs Robert Wil liamson and daughters of Marionvisited the parents Mr and Mrs Williamson Bar bara Jean and Ruth Ann remain ed for a visit with their grand PttlCIlLS PR0TEX" Preteeft your OQe hand Jar 75c Value olding Camp 49c ORDHOPKINS orty ive Report or Badger ootball MADISON Wis July (Ap) orty five candidates reported for summer football practice at the University of Wisconsin yes terday but only one has had any previous experience in a Badger uniform Coach Harry Stuhldreher said ullback Len Calligaro was the Jone exception Calligaro saw some action last fall as a replacement for MarUn (Pat) Harder now in the marines Stuhldreher said the 'candidates Included trainees in the 5 7 and 12 scholastic pro grams i some regular university students and a few freshmen Heaid he expected 20 or 30 more men would report before practice ends July 3L MAKE YOUR CAR LAST LONGER Seat cevere eave your etothea Makelldlni In and out of your ear oaeyl Lon wearint olald fiber combined with at root corduroy Theta are the PLAID COVERS everyone la buy RID BLUB GREEK ARNOLD SCHWINR WAR BIKE STUDENTS MAY NOW BUY BICYCLES Sfadenla at well those fatefully eel flayed may naw bay blcyetee with aartlfl eatoa Motor Oil la Your Coutafnar Limit 5 Qta 8c Plan Tax New Officers for Kentland Rotary arm Help Needed KENTLAND July The Kent land Rotary club met Monday eve ning with the newly elected offi cers in charge Alvin Cast suc ceeds Ira Dixon as president Van Scoyk is vice president Chaffee Shirk treasurer and Hufty secretary Directors in clude in addition to the officers Carl unk and Jack Byrne Pres ident Cast announced committee appointments as follows: Club service Ralph Bower chairman A Schuh classifications Jack Byrnes fellowship Ellsworth Wil son attendance Lloyd Staton Ro tary information Ward Bartlett public information Van scoyk Harold oulkes and Ira Dixon membership Russell Zell vocational service Ed Johnson community service Clarence Kohl war me activities Alex Gilmour Boy Scouts Harold Holmberg 4 club activities Harold oulkes International service Lieutenant Bethel Wilson of the Wacs stationed at Daytona Beach la came home on a few leave with her mother Mrs Alva Herriman and family Mr and Mrs Lloyd Staton are spending a vacation at a cottage on Shafer Lake Auxiliary Marian Warrick of Daytona Beach visited her sister and husband Mr and Mrs Low ell ord HELP NEEDED urgent appeal for volunteer labor has been issued by Newton county emergency labor office It was point or Qualify Clothing and urnishings Shop at Corner 3rd and Columbia Boxers Signed for eatherweight Go HARTORD Conn July 7 (UP) No 1 challenger for the featherweight crown Sal Bartolo and Maurice (Lefty) LaChance Lewiston Me today were signed for a ten round bout here July 20 Promoter Lou Vis cous! said the New England featherweight title of Willie Pep would be at stake Pep recently inducted into the navy said he wanted the crown which he won last summer from Abe Denner put up for competi tion among leading New England featherweights Phil Terranova who last week knocked out Jackie Callura Na tional Boxing association feather weight champion meets Ange Aviles here July 13 Birthday Parties At Wheatfield WHEATIELD July Master Eldon Jeffers celebrated his sec ond birthday with his parents en tertaining at a party in his honor Miss Edna Pearl Jeffers has been visiting her brother Cecil and wife in ranklin The 500 Country Bridge club met with Mrs Emma Grube Prizes were won by Mrs Mary Grube Clara Murray and Mrs Lillian Gulbransen Charles William Jasperson was honor guest at a 6 dinner celebrating his fifteenth birthday at the home of his uncle Hillis Jeffers and family Sgt Mrs red Jeffers have returned to Salina Kans where he is stationed Mrs Ernest Biggs Santa Mon ica Calif is a house guest of Mr and Mrs Grover Smith Week end guests of Charles Jas person and family were: Mr and Mrs John Jeffers Mrs Bernice Keene and daughter and Mrs Gladys Eley of Hammond Big Six By the Associated Press BATTING (3 leaders In each league) Player uiun Curtright" Sox Stephens Browns Musial Cardinals Hockett Indians Herman Badgers Hack Cubs AUTO CUSHIONS All lter Kfia Aorto4 487A Turtle Neck Long Sleeve Jersey Cotton SHIRTS ar Oatinsa tent lln4 Khh I14UW or food hot or CG cold ZIM8 ICNIC PAU Sot and oold container LUNCH KI ibre COM oomploto with lint 4 vacuum bottle 113 ZI083A apo Othon to 8188 RUNS BATTED IN National League Herman Dodgers Nicholson Cubs DiMaggio Pirates Etten Yankees Stephens Browns Laabs Brawn STRINGERS 4 Qo STRUTS I RS KMli Dif Begfatered 8 Efatent Office RIPLEY A 44 INVEST IN THE DURABLE! Wear East Side Square Army Cots olding style Heavy Duty Canvas 2117 $698 Soft ball official leayue 14 inch Z780 8110 EXCHANGE URN CO M3 MAIN STREET Taking a Quick Spin Around the World of Sports URS Cleaning 530 Main St Lafayette Ind HENRY POOR LUMBElVCO' 1 Top Carrier "Tv or otool tec Ihe can Iwavy Mr doty cm ties 1)1 fnctM cceuroly os tos of Mr hy nr ful vacuum Stray metal holder vq for lone artlclee ZII82 eteel rod linn reel bobber and witn 1 1 ca carrylny LANDING NET steel AB 4 3 ALL WOOL GARMENTS Protected from' Moths by Mnnite Process Crown Laundry 1 jttaerve KttfM eninaV MONDAY eb aH item are offered oubject to etock on hona 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 6 Ay '25122 JL 'A tT The shoes have repaired lease labor to make the jfl boots of a fighting man! Schiff Shoe Repair Dept 320 MAIN ST 3 PIECE POLISHING OUTIT SI MONIZ ALL THREE EBBETS IELD A HAUNTED HOUSE LAWTON CARVER Scribe Thinks Brooklyn Lost Almost Everything When MacPhail Left Now Descriptive By LAWTON CARVER (INS Sport Editor) NEW YORK July ield i like a haunted 'house these days like a great palace which once knew gran deur and suddenly finds itself aort of tombstone to recent great ness Maybe the war Maybe merely the turn of the wheel which says you are up there to day and down tomorrow maybe it's only imagination but some how it seems that the rollicking high jinks have gone taking along the colorful hustling ball club we used to know and in the stead of these things there is a drabness that fitter everybody The New York press has virtu ally conceded by this time that the Dodgers have blown the Na tional league pennant There is small chance of their catching up on tne BC Louis cardinals and some even question that will be able to finish in the division ITS DULL NOW Much of this is blamed on the new regime which declined chan ces to strengthen the club by ac quiring players that were shuttled about by other teams in the cir cuit but in any case Ebbet's ield the same Sven the bar room is subdued where it Used to be a place of post game gatherings that never knew a dull moment Now a few drop by for a quick one and tear on off for other places and the atmosphere is something like it used to be in those terribly dull days before Larry MacPhail came on for a too short tenure The socializing is far less inter esting and so is the baseball When you call the Dodgers Bums now it a term of endearment but really descriptive of what they look like on the ball field They are pretty rank To make it Worse thefe is no hope in sight? SOUND BUSINESS? Some observers of allthls will tell you that the change'is for the better that Branch Rickey is a sound business man and knows what he is about That could be too I personally think however that When the Dodgers lost Mac Phail they lost fell that they were and can hope to be for a long time The Dodgers have had sound business behind them before nowPerhaps not sound baseball as ex emplified by Rickey but what good is background and reputation that fails in the wake of success There is no getting away from the fact that the Dodgers are a peculiar' ball club In a peculiar setup and a club that needs a peculiar front office MacPhail fitted in perfectly If this sounds like a tough rap at Rickey it me Ant to be He will give them a businesslike and perhaps successful front office but can you imagine him out there taking punches at sports writers carrying on feuds with anybody who will start one screaming and hollering and weeping and goad ing a club on to extravagantly colorful feats? Mr Rickey pjay it that way POPULARITY GONE This reporter was reminded of the great and lasting change only last night again while' attending the Chicago 9 to 4 victory over the phlegmatic listless Dodg ers The worst part of it "is the Dodgers probably snap out of it and thus are doomed to lose their identity as the a word which meant that this club was the most popular nationally in many years and perhaps in the history of baseball All that is gone now Ebbet's ield is a haunted house Tuffy Leemans Is Rejected by Army SILVER SPRINGS Md July 7 Tuffy Leemans backfieldtar of the New York Giants pro fessional football team said to night he was rejected by the Bal timore draft board today presum ably because of defective hear ing gave me a slip and told me to go back home so I assume Tve been he said guess it was because of my hear ing and possibly my The hearing in his left ear was impaired by a brain concus sion suffered last October in a game against the Chicago Bears As a result of that injury he has virtually decided not to play football again but he expected to confer shortly with Giants owner Tiip Mara on a proposal to coach the Giants backfield Leemans 30 and married but childless said he has tried twice previously' to enlist in the navy but was turned down each time because of his hearing and eye sight Ha operates a dry clean ing establishment here KERR and MASON RUIT JARS 1 quart Size Dozen Ovv 1 pint Size Dozen fvv 30 AB A 4 1 4 4 4 8 8 3 43 32 Save Va te Sale Coats and Suits ALANS THE CORNER Chet Laabs Is on Sensational Home Run Hitting Steak tST LOUIS July Chet Laabs the little guy who swings a wagon tongue for a bat is on another home run hit ting streak like 4he sensational splurge last season when Ije smacked seven circuit clouts in eightlgames The outfielder has walloped five over the wall in six games one of them the long est line drive he ever hit in park It shot like a bullet 425 feet into the center field bleachers no particular reason for the sudden splurge Laabs said today except that "I feel fine at the develop confidence he added defy a xpitcher to throw fcfcfc tek me Laabs who is 5 feet tall and weighs 175 pounds gets his tremendous drive from his exceptionally muscular wrists and forearms Last yea he changed his stance and to get greater pulling power Laabs is the heir apparent to last home run king Ted Williams now that lanky Ted is in military service Williams 36 last season Laabs 27 Charley Keller 26 current crashing carried him into a tie for home run lead with teammate Vernon Stephens Keller and Rudy York of Detroit at 10 all But he says and a note of determination in his voice: 'Tm going to try to get ahead and stay US2A Sealed Beam Unit I Chrome Polhh Can P589 Step by Step Help A ighting BAKEO APPLES WERE PICKED TREES DURING A HEAT WAVE ranklin County Penna batted 2 0 1 1 0 1 0 1 1 3 9 000 001 090 044 9 Ross 4 Twa base hits Spence Wakefield New houaer Double plays Carasquel Sulli van and Vernon Case Vernon nd Johnson Vernon Sullivan and Ver non Priddy Sullivan and Vernon Richards and Higgins Left on bases 7 Detroit Bases on balls Carrasquel 4 Merts 3 Newh er 5 Strikeouts Marts 1 Nwhouser 8 Hits Oft Carrasquel 4 in 4 1 3 in nings Mertz 7 in 3 2 3 Losing pitch er Carrasquel ISHING OUTIT CASTING eM roo un v88 hook coo" INTO 2ND PLACE Tigers Take Nihtlv Win in Eleven Starts Trip Nats 9 1 DETROIT July The Detroit Tigers winning their ninth decision in 11 starts seized the American second place today 5 by downing the Washington Senators 9 to 1 for a 3 to 1 series edge It was seventh defeat west Southpaw Hal Newhouser pitch ed a five hitter for his seventh victory umphs 1940 The Carrasquel who suffered his fifth defeat for four runs in the fifth Jim Mertz yielded four more in the sixth and one in the seventh Don Ross who replaced the in jured Joe Hoover at shortstop drove in four runs with a pair of singles with the bases loaded WASHINGTON Case rf Vernon lb Spence cf Johnson 3b Marion If Priddy 8b Sullivan Ba Giuliani Carrasquel Mertx Totals DETROIT gramer cf oovsr ss Ross ss Wakefield If Higgins 3b Harris rf York lb Bloodworth 2b Richards Newhouser Totals Washington Detroit A nuuM iiarinn i Wakefield 2 Htggine Richards WRKMieid Case Sullivan Sullivan Hlrrlna Detroit 5 JT ike JS A ii Y2f jv Jay iMi tZ a 1 Eg I HMM 1 i Mi Im bbhhhhhmhh 't 1 Aaz i i 'Ij8 1 WiO Jfew tit 'W.