The Pantagraph from Bloomington, Illinois • Page 9

MVE 1 TOT! rAVT.iCK.im. CVD IT. OCTOnrR II. 1112. I rlko-i-wi r3 I Indiana Scores Sports IILOOMINGTON-NORMAIj WARTIME COMMUNITY CHEST Pbone 4300 Fred Tonnj.

Editor Edgar Abene 12-0 Triumph Over Nebraska ft' The Tounc Menu rlub. which the leader la enterprise here will rmte It annual 'tt-all dar TnnU; at lit reca-lar weekly luntifrt at the llllmls Uirl with flr tnlnnte rearwtucw from each of tlx? alt ha rrUllrin mentr here, a the fwl- de t-Ut Hoosiers Convert Two Fumbles Into Touchdowns TW rt4j tk Nn1 a4 fUtVoM Uri wtka i-t tmi ar iWmm is Cltl UTAMlAKIl OF CIVIVi t.V mt em- lic. MttttUf arr a i it anvrUy lint la Uw rC 1 5 T.rwa wh have rwrfci mm tl-r c' wUl Ia4lrate4 r. 13 ran LINCOLN, NEB. CI1 Indiana ant iw who i aoj'hotnor at Northwestern out-rerlty thU fall eite-tel tn the are the VIUlat r-ltrhlac at aft Jn the Iloh.

who dl4 iM.nie atijwrb rhucklrwr for Henry trukmit 17 taralty tt-inin In a rarne twtween the frrah-man ami tarelry Ut aprlne. lie a. km In fart tha an lnvetmrtkt aeteral hnnlrrl dollar wa made on a lrl knes and the aurreon who harvtle. the rane turned la a perfert Smith It roomlne with Hob MM I. turned two Nebraska fumbles into quick touchdowns Saturday to beat Nebraska, 12 to 0, before The mplovrt of the firm arc doiac their part: APPROVED GOALS 124.000 fans In a game where the score failed by far to demonstrate the superiority of the victors.

1 Smlta if AtTQ, GA.H 1 OIL W. rrey Mm Vvrm 3J4r C. The first Indiana scoring push Northwrtert'a nominee for atl- started from the Nebraska 27 at Burlfljh Crime Amrrlran ril tM fall Cecil Iter Dale Bradley. All Big Six con ttr.lMX1 A former titfleMer who wa ftVkeJ for the Garrlntt. the ference halfback, fumbled and end Pete Pihos fell on the ball.

Cardinal hy llurlrlah Grime, whrn he matured the lUnnner taa lrti X)TKlCnoS mld 1t rortumouth to the Mllwankr ltrrwrr. Iiicw-Ua tad tra Boehnleka Recovers. t. ijji. vcallel In to hit fr the mnlar umpire who to arrar.

ai4 ft.inSrk hLS mmc nnT, the mlnnte he hi lmj on CUrrlott. he knew he had Jewel ta fullback Hugh McKinnis. sub the ML outfielder. Negro pile driver who went Into GETTING READY. These five Trinity linemen pat in some heavy licks last week In preparation for their tilt with Cathedral of Springfield at the municipal stadium today.

Left to right: Jim Conroy, guard; Frank Brennan, tackle; Ralph Cunningham, guard; Jerome "Knlery, guard; and Leo Reeves, tackle. "V-'" the line with the speed of a run A I away locomotive, made It first down on the 16. Then on the next U. Ccmdr. Hill IMnhart af the itatf, aa a frrqnent visitor here when alhlrlle director at Georr Hahlntn nltrr sity.

orx-f rrrommrfxlrd Mu Mulal the Yank afire be fattX to trt him for hi GV batkrtbal! team. Ilut hj the tlm nk acout arrUed. the Card already had lci4 hln. lUlnhart rxh4 Joe Gordon whrn he wa a ttudmt at nlf rrtlly of Orrt. play Billy Hillenbrand, the In MATIJllAUt Cfcaa, ItaU v.

riCK Natlol lUak Hkwrntefla McL luta Male tUtl lNDlTNTRlAL po! IikkUac Cl AmrVa rm4rj rsrare Cai r4 I'. iWkH Ci ivtuuMo: Idiana ace who was kept bottled COACHES IAIR WARES I up most of the afternoon, faked Alsab Triumphs WITH CRYING TOWEL I to the wingback. then shot out side tackle and crossed the goal I line at the corner, untouched. riiujc ri Ifji C. X.

T-mrttXrt A -c 1 M-sfa 4 yim.it-zmij War4 W. Kn.a. It. veer ttexk A t. TC.

IL Hoiat.1 i. lVt-f Cm. A. LiU? A IJrrsaa C. MHOOt.H imwrouTiTioN tTIUTIK IZlxMs IV3 Tf-4te frrr c.

Waii Tji.oe Ca. witotrij: Tmttarf Ctt WTT CVa. a C. C-. Walt WrumiD, the prtlnc food aalnman.

who jott the toad 'preach hla alma mater" njomln. noa and ttM. la achoota In the atate In the hope ,4 hrlactnc erry ittaidlC atadrnl the The second drive came in the iAs Whirlaway fourth period ofter Allen Zik atate unlTemlty. Walt aaya he not only wanta the alar athlete, hot the Imund fumbled on an attempted tar drhator. orator and atudmta and leadera In all tiiii or life.

State Tares laa-araac I reverse and guard John Boch as If the mini were only indr drive la uase im caatupawra Tuesday is the annual football day at the Young Men's club. Each of the six head gridiron mentors has been invited to come and use "the crying towel," per a long standing custom. Club members are always interested to see who just can "cry" the loudest. Inicka, who had Just entered the Trinity Meets Springfield 1 1 Here Today Cathedral Foe In Second CL Engagement Urhana lntltutln another Minnesota or Notre Iatne. Finishes Third game, recovered for the Hoosiers.

Din to R.xowr tm Hooslers Gain 336 Yards. Bloamlncvw IU aatd annal ef Cm eearrt mt mmtmm IM UO kaa riaiH rm a k-t te -k la ra I vctm W- eei aW4 ketbaU ru knrtreaiw McKinnis took full charge of 1 ttnlr Mi irrit of Lt- K- Tyt. for alntnat Uim 4ea4 trtr this drive. First he split the mid kiia cai rrm-mrm taal Idle and roared straight ahead un Illtnnla anriattn t- ao4 Kankaae are omr estiva la liwa other reason for Trinity's optim I til two men pulled him down on I'' If kaJl al Wwl rax mt i mm rw tavirartaaa mwr tf Va t-r a exawl wrt mm a -tv. mramt kMMa Mf e4 a klclt va eataction4 (Me'iac la Second Win Over Champion for Chicago Horse Car Co.

IIor IWrs TMCA. TWCA luhy r44 VkUTy IU3 miNTtNO. ADYfltTltNG omrK MTT1JI? raatarrat rrtUltg A yiatVoMry Cv The lUfcUfntX me live, ms nexi smasn -teni ism today. He's just about the size of Bill Conroy, his cousin, dveuM IN cat cwte. tf itvi It hr Nov.

J. Kaaka the two and in three more lunges he was over. la ri4'j4 It n4 mel No. Ma AMi who was one of Trinity's bright it a Uia. aat4 lack" a aai tm IM aT Jmmmt I imi ii4 r-rt "k-a' mmr-mr' The power of Indiana's offense fnotkall (m al Mnrr est stars in the days of Father Farrell, and who now catches for Armtaltca Aav to lake ike fl IM l1 was best shown in the statistics NEW YORK.

UT Mrs. Al IRISH VERSUS IRISH. TrirrtY. Poastion. Cathedral acM k-r Ma CaJa laf Cam al Nuel Ikal which revealed the Hoosiers had mm-4 IMI Sabath's Alsab won the two and len8i.n Sttn J.tfv.

Dauelwrty II. mini atwi a 1 a aa their Iraditlooal alt- o4r ttte tm the Boston Red Sox. Two Newcomers May Break In. IM ka gained 358 yards during the af one fourth mile New York handi loatL at Pomtiat im a'ant of Nov II. aeiwf ternoon while Nebraska was held cap at Belmont Park Saturday, as Cor roy 1 E.

Bramtet 0.i.irr Burke Cunnir.efcam R.G Calandrino Brarao R.T Humtl Cathedral is coached by Jack to 37. MMMtRT. warren Wrights Whirlaway fin Corcoran, one time St. Viator col Flelchll ished third. lege coach, who has been a mem I Ktitn 114 Hull winning ms second victory over chii-ti l.t Miller DavU Reed Burn Umpire JLcdron Olleia': TTk! the tV tvZUn'at fire- a ttuttok eirrti ct Jt rC.

Tirae lfI.ff -J IV liiiNoft tlotX. at fait at are at4 ber of the St. Louis university staff for a number of years, and Whirlv in thrA rodent At- i.on.?' h. lH I RefereeYoung." Linesman Frye. TTTr i rariincvwi the Saints are sure to meet a sab caught Mr.

Bigtail rounding Re. Head O. fa McNutt P-T. pell Thomnaoii TM.v smooth, well coached eleven. P.aoe Municipal Time of tckoff 2:30 p.

m. the stretch turn, after Whirlaway had cut out all the early pace, and r. Cooper Two newcomers on the squad raliev Ikintind if ft: that may break into the varsity Hooo t- cb tamaa Hil.rvfT-a 0-n White a i 4 4 a is passed him in the stretch to win by a nose over J. Gordon Douglas Obash. The latter went lineup today are Ed Heinz, a Seer by Quart era 1 Xthrwki younger brother of Pete, who did Indiana by Whirly in the last three 16ths Trinity will go after its first Catholic league victory of the season this afternoon at the municipal stadium when Cathedral of Springfield invades the two cities.

The kickoff is set for 2:30 m. some nne worK here two years ago and who is now playing Seorkna: Tou4m1owtu Uilletibraod. Me IL It. r-ra A lem Crm Cex. HUat IfSf CSu4r9rs Jrrr IVrtr A Ccr tf 3ei.

let CV. Crr Tfta-VCw TZite Ca, Im. CtBr9Bwlrr fuVtrr and hit the wire a full length In front of the favorite. Kino! (aub for White). tackle for St, Mary's at Winon, and Jim Jefters, a sopho aul Beniamln more end.

Cathedral has had the Indian At TO. CVS A OIL Arrx44 Ere. Acta lac iUrfcrr Mocar C. lUwftl4rtc4i luitrry IWrtort Co. Tlimrt Colllaa Co.

Cat la Tatftt 4 IVlf l3? ntle- rVrtlrw OU C. Clay IWtt Crrro Wtli, loc McL Cocafj 94Tttc Cv ixryrtisi c. j. r. rvrs c.

Heinz Is a backfield man and aim on the Saints of recent years Lands New Post may get his chance at halfback but the Trinity camp is deter today. mined that is to be the beginning Jeftef r-k UrmtlZT J56 H'-tt Ca. cf a "new day" and are primed Capt Paul A. Benjamin. In Alsab was clocked In 3:47 1-5, just one fifth of a second off the track record, and returned $10.50 for each $2 to win ticket.

He was piloted by Carroll Bierman and carried 121 pounds, compared to the 130 Whirlaway, who was ridden by Jackie Westrope, was asked to pack. With Westrope doine the steer for the Snrinefield entry this charge of the athletic program at Butler Harriers 9, KtTt atl Vk 9. Krrcm C. Ivcr tier 150 Typewriters Needed. At (Duiee! (Standard Machines) We W7ill Pav Casli For Them We know there arc more typewriters In Central Illinois homes and offices that are not in use why not help the war effort by letting us place these machines where they are urgently needed.

Bring in that old machine today for us to appraise. Remember we pay cash and make our appraisal on the basis of the Government established ceiling price. After the war you will probably be able to replace the typewriter you turn in with a better machine for far less money than you will get for your old machine now. Pax ton Typewriter Co. 207 E.

Washington. IHoomington, IlL Thone 2351 "Official Government Purehmlng Depot" afternoon. They have worked religiously at their chores this Scott Field, since a year ago last May, has been transferred to Detroit, in charge of the Trim Normal week with emphasis on funda mentals, blocking and tackling civilian air corps physical training program in that area. The en and have had the most satisfac INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Butler torv week drill 01 the season.

university dealt Illinois State Nor tire state of Michigan will be under his drection. Benjamin takes ing, Whirlaway reversed his usu al style of running entirely. In stead of trailing the field, as usu Mrt-Ua C. IU4r Wrsr loVTtr A kJrT Ta The defense has tightened ap mal's cross country team its very preciably and the co-ordination over Monday. worst defeat in history here Sat al, he went right out in front in Captain Benjamin is a gradu Pr a.

between forwards and backs is row vastly improved. On these the first half mile of this Ions ate of ISNU and coached success urday morning, downing the Red grind, while Alsab was dropped Ivmarw Itaat Co. 5mpMot OU C. tutMUr4 OU Co. Ti rtr Lis Co.

Wta. Warste-wsrfce-r C. Wra. Tatrw C. A 4 1 a rar Ora nt r.Untartc Cl LaexSrr.

Itrolr ClraUrf C. UcmU rart fully at University high school. Birds, 15 to 43. two facts, they base their hope for victory over the Springfield and Wenatchee, for 20 n'r f.r well back. After a mile, the Sab started to move up, along with years prior to enlisting In IM Four Butler freshman took down the first four spots, follow XV.

ft. Ile-a 1 Csw eleven. Lenahan Is Comer. Townsend Martin's Bolinebroke service of his country in May. another recent conqueror of ed by another Butler runner.

1941. In the first World war. he It is their second league game of Ir lrt fist Whirlaway. Finally, Alsab pulled was a chief boatswains mate at the year and their first Sunday A c. away, and had it all to himself Fred Emmelman and Tom Hayes tied for first, turning the three miles course in 16 minutes the US Naval Academy at Anna appearance at home and with fair until the final jumps, when Obash polis.

weather, they hope to fill the rTreI itrrjr rimrm Cv XV a lrxt 'rm MoTTvil c4vii A rcrrWrs put on his rapid closing rush. and 22 seconds. Capt and Mrs. Benjamin vis stadium today. Alsab, boosting his life time Dick Klies, finished third, Ralph ited with his mother here Satur earnings to $332,825, Whirly pick Plummer finished fourth, and Dick Lenahan, the big basketball center, who reported late but who has come along fast at end r.

tV. KwwfYs) Ca day and then departed for his new post at Detroit. ed up $2,500, which lifted his al Paul Wagner placed fifth. time money winning record to MtlOOC. $513,986.

turn A Myrle Rogers of ISNU finished sixth, Fred Houser of Normal, seventh, and Clark, only Butler letterman, eighth. Sementon of Normal Oaoeta CONHTSt CTION 1 TrXI XlJi AIVt Ltuaiarf Co. l'tf 1 Of Il.nTij: Ck to Lmtr Co. Jofca Cev Mdiralb mtl A C. rtlrr tr, LamVr aa4 (t wv7 7 Football Today LOCAL.

is one of the reasons that the Saints hope to surprise the Irish. He is well over six feet and is a neat pass snatcher and has come along fast in all respects. Jimmy Conroy, the big back who was shifted to guard is an Butler finished ninth followed by -rsaval lcliif three Normal runners, Gerry CaUiedral (FprsnilWld) at Trinity Mta TKiv.rrtxTinos aium, 3 p. Thompson, Weldon Stedt and Russ HJftH MHOOL. 8t.

Edward 'a at et. Mary a. Steele, respectively. Art il TmmT A lek Central Ttwk Bowling League Scores llajra TrvUM Ltar ItiU'a Ca C. riNVNCX.

Cora 1VU luak Itru National Hatk cf Norraal rot4w IUtk cf GREATER LEAGUE. BLOOMTNGTON Dii rv 1 Tlliv. Atae AtitA. I ft- ft- Cev. (yinlfni SA 17 14'Wnlth 123 91 1S1 Bean 114 9126 Rim K7 1HU1 Oct.

1MZ. Traylor 135 151 115 Newel! 134 132 1 20 An Appeal to STUDENTS Who Ride the Bus Miller 113 98 131 Hamlow 104 124 118 Cox 120 114 123iCehrt 102 105 122 River 130 117 125iVVaUey 88 103 Relief KaoU' Bowl P. i Stern' Raaas 161 Iht 147 Chriafon 13 177 185 187 Erton 194 189 182 135 135 lJfl'R Wolta Ul lit 111 L5 103 135 Presley 141 1166 155 156 140 1X4 Hereon 149 133 178 50 54 501 Gaffney 123 115 144r.Mfxl4ne 134 181 119 Relief Carey Handicap i-jsja: 168 204 167 ifear 123 150 170 IHandlcaD 43 43 43 12 121 177 167 244 207 Total 600 540 649 -Total 63S 655 655 Total 693 746 T17 I Total 68 69 779 IM 139 130 HarkiM 200 156 171 3. I won 3. Tool Room No.

2. vr.s 9 22 22 22 1 ru 831 665 830 1 Total 877 91 tt Hanaeo 110 1 37 74iLe 11117 122 TletKe 110 108 145 iMichael 136 100 112 oo 2. I Won Battery Senrtc Co. Reed Atlaa f4alea. Kara 154 158 160 144 1 56 140 Relief 135 135 11 7 1 Forbes 15 1JO 149 Koo 157 141 15 llrvrmel 121 99 148'KISer 115 169 134 Relief 133 118 135 Reed 16A 1ST 139 T'mosoa 101 85 81-Bauman 132 149 167 Woa 1.

on 2. Raot Tavern I Rlata Farm INTjfSTRIlU MCUt loejtxlry A Tartar Ca. Mctaairal lattlcra Co. J)f4oi Corpnallo MWtlsM TIVor TixlatU lrtater C. U.

X. UU Ca carev uvcarbt 167 117 11! Stalter 184 162 151 -Itfbacto ,..127 9 P-jah 11 178177 Wet'eten 164 184 161 Handlcao 10 1U Dummy 100 itt. a 110 139 174 Shield 165 169 159 Kraft -164 203 170 Miller 139 185 149 17 179 IM Mn-hrrla 231 16 154 Totala 689 645 595, Total 656 6i6 610 712 70 T27l M1(11C40 71 71 711 Total 773 722 7601 Total Won 2. I Won 1. Tti'T A rtl C.

ir- a Tr o. luur r.irva Ca, Mf r.irrrt lufr Carttfw C-. numr. Umi Ik C-rm lrfr' fert Vtic Ca A Ortr C. wnotJur.

ftct-xrasj CcsCiia UaXUx C-ew Won 1. I Won 2. Huffman 152 149 Mecherle 178 170 173 lilMlrlll 11 31 311 Tntala 815 S7 9v9 Total 877 874 798 OU M.tlc llratlsc Oct. t. 1942.

Burkey'a 1 AWeraon' Burkey 136 146 164 Lea 213 194 13T Wiramaon 115 115 92 Fey 161 141 159 Meyer 183 1 70 11 KVatd 130 148 195 Woe 2. I Won 1. BLOOMINGTOJf TVCK MJf BOWUNQ ALLEY. THURSDAY, P. M.

IXAGl'E. Oct. 8, 1942. RhtfHa Shoe Stor I Montiomerr Ward Ind. Cas.

Tra. Capeu Irwurarce Mevera 144 145 176 Alverson 158 164 10 Lierman ill 158 179 Eta'Kton 181176 148 6j 179 163 Kavaney 157 175 146 193 182 153 15 148 191 Rrhultx 6ft 95 74 Herkleaa 65 97 83 Totala 823 748 8061 Total 843 626 Sit 176 139 145 uomx. 3. 1 won 3. Midland Clothlne I 183 197 211 147 161 183 Rebman 165 169 141 Cole 192 201 162 Rua'lsel 202 143 168 Hoffman 6 6 61 875 864 828 i Total I Won 1.

Pelffer Band: Tavl-or Won 2. Miller 91 121 I09iijefavar 83 10 on Broderick 55 48 89 Cowan 109 133 88 Salkley 114 88 124 'Miller 63 49 61 Ben in go 68 67 68 Gehrt 83 99 82 Thai 138 147 133 Hanrts U7 163 144 865 841 846 A Uaoor 159 120 130 Rever 149 135 104 'Handicap 16 16 16 419 503 399 rotau avtiivaa! lotaia Won 1. I Won 2. Korea 150 144 IO PafeX 183 15 17o BThal 110 1 53 124 Relief 94 135 134 Ellla 318 153 134 D'trlca 174 192 152 lv.t. 1 TTrrta Smer Vorel uaoor CVfTv WpcCe-a Wrsr Ca.

ivsmvNcx Artaa Ltf Ia.nraac Co. Ia4oXrUl lastsratKa Ca. Mrfrcpoilua Icrsraacv Ca. IroatUl iBtcraao Co. Aoto lade-mrty AtMrtltUta mrvTiNa Am-nrnrsc orriCE MmJLs Latx rtlVr Ca.

MrKstcht A UrKata-tt raitoo TrrrUrr Co. Schlttt Hdw. I Telephone On. Thorn aa 106 94 145'Yordv 125 94 124 175 190 236 Davlea 172 196 193 188 201 141187 160 147 12S1M HiKrtva 17t 16 165 Total 709 753 6731 Handicap 34 34 341 Total 728 790 T04 We know that getting boys and girls to school and back home again is one of our important jobs and we want to accomplish it with complete satisfaction to everybody. However, there is one aspect of student transportation that is a steadily growing problem: "GETTING STUDENTS HOME AFTER SCHOOL." Ride the Bus Home in the Afternoon BEFORE 4 P.

M. We are truing to avoid the necessity of staggering school hours here's how you boys and piris can be very 157 169 139 162 191154 169 194 210 204 132 Ca. uam a. 1 won 3. Klnnev Vender Spltier 111 107 86 Waner 114 107 99 Pumpnrey 86 117 104iWlaon 116 97 85 Kellv 129 100 lOO Kellv 65 102 93 Davlaoo 105 141 127rBrown 100 100 100 'Handlan 95 95 95 HStlelow 128 155 148 Sever 143 137 137 iHandtcap 14 14 14 636 882 816! Total 878 956 818 Wlttmut 149 148 16llTUIle 124 90 I on 3.

135 135 130 For be Total 536 559 562: Totala 615 595 596 til 130 133 84 124 147 154 192 Tat Geary Email Zm: 3. Cra Bamea Relief Llerman Sticky 201 171 183 ScMotter 113 173 130 Newell rvnl On R. C. cola Loot 3. I Won 3 Creref Aetna Ufa Tna.

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C-x G. C. IIUttU4C Ca. Jrwff Ilelas Ca. KitTtaa C-.

Xlta-cfsrlsrol I cm A Jifsrsr C. rrj IUkl-c Ca. 160 164 1S3 Young 183 172 145 1 Miller 95 81 2A1 149 Bonne 148 168 150 Handlcao 3v 48 63 Totals 726 781 7721 Tola. 671 679 706 Rail 57 10. 84 Kunx 110 100 109 Oaah 122 131 93 Callahan 81 98 89 139 181 212 Ward 179 149 142 151 170 209 VGundy 140 189 181 Stateiz 6U Ov I Ulan 89 91 104 17B 1R5 104 Schultz 182 15" 144 won 1 loal 3.

NATIONAL I.r.AGVX. 4et. t. 1942. Muatln 82 75 68 Hanlnc 69 94 48 Hemmela 75 72 Hefner 81 99 63 Handhtas 54 54 54 rbn4 rut U.Uex Ca.

774 901 947' Total 806 882 816 Hanit ran 2ft ZBi 1 Won 1. Total 420 496 412 Total 430 482 413 Ea rleei No. 527 I Bacon' Rtandard 162 139 157 Bacon 17 152 140 129 127 14 3 Barne 164 134 164 Hend ryx Johnson i Collaeum OrlTl a Son won l. I won 2. Nobel' Jewel The Xeeter 199 175 168'Kleeae 179 141 137'Cmt6en 145 115 185 138 162 1 181 156 1 Wen 2.

Mliier Mortimer Ccrx KaveV.a Ra4w maivo wine Mit1ttk A Crate. If. rmijc i3irtoix Vvt OfTVw Haust'an 104 121 149 Walter 121 109 92 ie) it ism wyman Luttrell Hptmaa Ww-th 153 1 75 158 Ww'U, 191 116 199 143 199 223': 145 167 182 Greenb'H 1S4 147 Maeakey 169 256 1 82 Packard 195 165 156 Maxey Lah 77 106 105--F2neel 1O0 100 10o Capodica 107 103 84-Holland 13135 100 1 Handlcao 111 186 152 150 202 212 231 169 143 156 876 825 885 809 783 8181 Total 824 693 831 snerman 81 127 115133109 58 58 IKS! Thorn aa 81 79 97 'Pelfer 108 147 139 1 won 2. Totals Lost 2. Mooa inwtaSaxi Ntitwat KaaUary helpful 975 1005 89 4: Eifdica? Total Won 3.

Hand can lu lu 10 No. 743 Punk Bros No. 9 Total Loet 3. I Totals 460 548 5261 Totala 576 624 940 131 163 154 rahlqutot 151 22- 164 Schnepo 16T 165 ard cf ratrtlrw Joat 3. 1 Won 3 TJucVv StrlVe Independent 170 199 191 158 181 179 147 159 203 220 159 164 OIL-O-MATIC SECOVD SHIFT.

Ot. 6. 1942. Tf ce No. 2.

I Inspector. Vetcalf 149 134 161 Stratton 167 117 144 Banoi Bataon B'aJnrer Cochran "andicao Total Lost 3. Punrhne 107 110 105 Burnt 102 111112 Bishon 91 85 10-i'Rtlne 101110 99 150 162 136 Dunbar 90 149 154 'Cook 151 138 208: Benedict 15 13 15 724 793 8321 Total I Won 3. IUloci nrarrtrarr Kettellc'o 100 100 100 Behrlneer 65 69 78 846 928 SOS MWrtJAMXll AcTl-a Ixva I lew faaMera rrt4r tlw7ital C.trra M-l Cr Itarriaea ftatty Ca. A Catsrs Hcftl T.Vtra lla'4 llt Jrtitrt Cf'1rflt Mrtys-sa Cx IlaU Ilrwtaarant 113 135 Robeaon 157 131 147 Nafzlser 93 115 85 law 12 168 CovieT 102 171 10' 07 Sriunwall 112 117 136 Conerv 125 198 108 Tr-iman 143 139 123'Dearth Railway Exores Tttomnson's 141 171 142 'Handlcao 39 39 39 riAet 91 118 146 210 181 117 11 11 11 Totals 546 543 5881 Total 323 64 2 451 Jonas 147 139 153Krueer 181 170 150 Tkome 133 122 94 "'auftit 97 99 117 VanNeaa 159 154 131 TCoundl 178 150 217 142 125 157 Henso Handlcao 706 672 759' Total I Won 1.

694 733 579 naaael 152 181 171 Harrison 14 164 188! Tota Won 2. won 2. 1 won 1. BCRKEYS ACTOMOTTVE LEAGUE. Oct.

8. 1942. Demlow 155 152 124'Flke 171149 139 I Handlean 17 17 17 Prw Bloom. Bat. Serv.

'Tom Smith Pontlac 746 748 6751 TotaU 792 751 84S 109 109 173 146 128 102 Anderson 148 147 156'Parker I won 3. Automatic. PTreer.ev 153 144 93 125 En-nhard 123 100 ty IVjw Eo'oTTartJl Mrlaa Coast Tana McLean Crmntr Jstl A hrftfr OffVs. Moolclrot nrrrvaltoo Normal lnM OftV Toa oj Normal WltbT Ubrarr XV A Adalt EJocatloa RITIIU i Drill 85 Pearl 94 Harrison 98 Mooney 92 Kreltzer 110 135 148 Rea'tv Funk Bm No. 1 112 101 82 125 107 111 95 96 111 135 148 105 162 227 162 Mohr 2H 154 172 Total Lost 3.

Tat MTate Barti Tat teach Cook Ko 1-W114 99 158 113 168 1 64 174 164 164 148 217 165 177'R'craft 148 184 126 159 155 144 175 201 124 Mnsimao 134 138 J04 Thoma Katie 118 135 123 Relief Wo1zki 114 121 Render 139 144 158 -Brltt Dahl 200 162 161 'Miller HarwlleaD 84 84 84i Total 803 793 7791 Total Won 3. I tost 3. 34 3-4 34 From 4 :30 on the crowds of downtown workers from closing stores and offices tax our facilities to the utmost. Students who could ride the buses earlier, but who defer going home until this time, add unnecessarily to the transportation problem; frequently forcing people who have worked all day to wait for later homebound buses. Boys and girls, PLEASE CO-OPERATE.

You wouldn't want to cause hardship to your own Dad or Mother and we believe, if you know the facts, that you will help. BLOOMINGTON -NORMAL CITY LINES "A Dloominglon'S or mat Institution" 132 133 148 Steele 16 139 144 610 596 611 Handlcao 695 648 544: Total I Won 1. 687 749 685 179 182 143lVlnon 147 140 189 1 Handlcao .37 37 37 783 881 7831 TotaU 833 829 812 Totaki Lust 2. I Tool Room No 3. Motive 1 No.

1. I won z. 141 171 137 A IUU J. It. Ca.

Mortis IV Ca. Wntm tal Bower-Collins Co. 'Mldweert Calkin 87 93 77iRorer Bower 124 171 183 Snow Eaort Tcta' Won 2. Johnson Gaffney J-o T-ta'j Ion S. Meadows Elks No 981 104 125 105 A mold 81 96 82 110 108 93 White 78 70 70 118 128 9 132 115 168 124 125 147 Lonar 19t 128 132'5oarrow 163 159 137 A Us tic A Tartnc Tra Ca.

Duerr 189 150 ldSiSD'nraton 143 154 153 Goelier 163 177 135-Klmler 98 117 129 151 152 low Hp ires 191 151 1 141 137 158 'fit-bach 97 136 125 Ml 147 Clamon 225 148 139 Fisher 158 100 168 Shepherd Foster Graber ISO 151 134-Hr'honu 131 165 173 169 200 Delanev 162 1 129 172 133 Small 161182 189 'Handlcao 90 90 90 602 670 579' Total 639 684 704 Handlcao 4S 4S 4S' Total 836 787 747! Total 666 667 734 190 130 133 Holm ay 164 182 169 1 Handlcao 32 32 32 854 730 7681 TotaU 843 839 739 I Won 3. Won 3. I Lost 3. I Lust 2 1 Toal Room No. Midwest Motive 7.

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Porter 92 1 12 169 KSelf 161138 137 Handlcao loo 100 lOfi Total 877 700 7541 Total 852 736 T80 Ist 3. I Won 3. 24 24 24 I Handicap 14 14 14 833 878 7361 TotaU 749 831 174 640 704 668 Lost 2..