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The Franklin Evening Star from Franklin, Indiana • Page 3

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i I 9 Monday. May 10, 1953 THE FRANKLIN (INDIANA) EVENING STAR Pag 1 hr Local The Franklin Star Sports Section Natlonal JACKSON STREET AUTO PARTS Ve Show The New Things First! New Shipment HEN'S sunn GAPS $1.50 $1.79 FRANKLIN. IND. Phone 916 221 S. Jackson St.

Sports Notes Indians, Saints Split Twin Bill WE BUY WRECKED AND JlK CARS. NEW AND USED PARTS. EXPERT REPAIR WORK. IS tI'JHITESIOESs The Store Tor and Hoys. Since 1ST 1 1 Vukovich Will Gel Firs! Green Flag In WOassic Vctcron Drivers Win Post Positions Sunday In Qualifications A A Toledo, Millers Also Shore Honors The entry fee takes rare of the game halls and sanctioned Indianapolis umpires for the entire season The now four-team league-is heped to include six when action opens.

Toledo Sox By Mm Friedersdorf. Iloth Franklin Colh-gc and the C.rifly Cubs will attempt to run off the heavy load if rain-can-elled bascliall this week The College, scheduled to finish the season Saturday at Indiana finds itself in the unenviable position of bavins; five games in six )avs this week. vest r- St. Millers sp'it a H.iv. as did Indianapohs a HARV CHICKS Day Old or Started Soy I Jeans Isntox Seed Corn Treat er CRIP, FILLER HYBRID SEED CORN The Herkner Fcltilier team will be coached by flill Mullinix who lait year guided the Kniehts of Pythias team to the city championship This year's team includes the same personnel.

1 California' INMANAPOLIS. NS Thfe veteran dri v. i-h Bill Pa'il. wlii'e riin washed out two other twin-hills in the American Associat ion. Thf Millers sna'ehed c- ory from the visiting So in the first game by pushing a- toss the winning t.elv in the ninth.

The So in the se alter- in th" M-t of 10 Mrmori.i! The P.aptists are sl.itcd to meet foes evervday this week but Tuesday They host the Anderson Kavens at the Legion Field today. riile (Indiana Certified) 1 1 0 CGER I FRANKLIN FAR1 SERUIGE IDS Province Street (IMoek West of Arvin) Phone JKS1-J position, to r-t the jo-ei the HTth ir. lile A in suiicii-n rniH downs. ui 11 1 OH- Slated to play for Iteckner are Joe Hill Yoris, Rill Porter. Dick I5av.

Maurice Mullinix. Furl Russell. Mark Pay. Ronnie Stillabower. Jimmy Yoods, Hub Kelso.

Hick Davidson. Kermit Maor, Dn and Mullinix. -1. I- -spi Saints i se eti- uinds ana-J i ei a' th The Cubs are on the road at Columbus todav in an SCC engagement They visit C.reensburq and a week from Tuesday Sevmour is also left on the schedule and wi'l be in town sometime this week. No 3 Ksir or merhjnical eJlC'rr', ne'JeJ success- pieee.

defeat 'he Millers Th Indianapolis Ira' sans. tr.iir 1 hits, bowed to h. a- S-7 the itvtia! I. n- I. a.

to the th. i r. ti i s.i.md came. Rained tur Calurtihus" ana? Charleston's twin tri. (i ma: ir: Sp- 15 eirs.

four different wrs avi.UCie cr-' PKsg rt- for nth use It a 'hew if 1 1 J.W III V.I Iff' 11 I i at were postponed cause 13.39J mi'o tost to ad urn 1 qualifi- Yuko Sj rs. in Kansas of rain. Four The Cubs are a-1 oer-aIl South Central Conference record Yery murh in the championship race. Coach 'Doe" Smith's club will face a rugged test with Columbus: Sey Edwin "lud" I.aFary is nvanagintj the Whitcland Merchants And Max Rainey will guide the 'White-land Cardinals The Card player list includes Kenneth Fleming, Paul Murgett, Dale Burgctt, Jim Burgett. Calvin Dougherty.

Lee Fox, Hueh Palmer, Rabbit YanCleave and Wavne Palmer. carries are The Proof Is In The Pudding II and A See Anybody First. But Sec Me Before You Buy! Auto Financing Complete Insurance C. MITCHELL i- driver, who Iront in iast years rinij whir! with with Colurttnis td.a ave Time Money scheduled ToW.o. St.

Paul rleston at hi 'Minneapolis at r. on! snt ipi to go eot the thfek- and Rushville at Kansas City and Cha mour, Gieensburg also bar a title. alter when a heavy fourth down lap jus with HARSH HYDRAULIC HOISTS JOHN North Home Avenue Phone 990 began. Also in the tirst row will be Fred-d of Albany. who quahtied for the p'le slot last ar.

and Ja McGrath of South TRUCKS The Greenwood Jaycee rster lists Lloyd Piercy, Dale Baughman. Jim Fphlin, Bert Kite, Arnold Thompson. Jim Royre. Jack Smart and Fred Thompson. Jr.

Indianapolis. Yest i.rdav's Mir.jteap-o'is Toledo 2-a-l (tirst gantei. T.ado a-a-0. Minneapolis 1-1-1 i st en innings i St. Paul -1 -1 (first pm-i; In-dianapolis tl-a-'J.

St Paul (seven innings himbus at I.ouisvdle. l2-ipd Rain: Chaieston at K.vn-sas City. 2. ppd. rain.

Franklin College has Anderson, Central. DePauw. Rose Poly and Hanover remaining en the chopped-up slate Coach Stan Lobred wi'l take bis I'C track team to Farl-ham Tuesday for the Hoosier Conference meet. PICK-UPS INSTALLED $250 $450 APPROXIMATELY 3C0 POUNDS TRAILERS sii. n.

1 WAGONS 'n Caul. Finishes Second hi.m finished on Six-, lal at 1 T.iS It in his mpii 20 HORSES ENTERED IN CRETE INAUGURAL Ac a ha: rar.eor i -m pa r. in to his rr.ph mark M. (ir.ith time- was tii'l mph. FOR SALE- Head Whiteface Heifers, weight lhs.

Head of Whiteface Steers, average His. 25 Head of Whiteface Cows and Calves. CECIL MILLER Miles South of Pargers ille on I'liont' 1 IS Providence The Blue and Gold picked iff four points Saturday at Greencastle in the DePauw -hosted Little State track meet won by the Tigers Franklin points came on a fourth-place heave in the discus bv Dale Eddie-man and another fourth this one in the high hurdles bv Max Brown. CARY MIDDLECOFF WINS ROUND ROBIN WT.STBURY. May I--iIN-S Carv Midd.lecoff.

las year's runner-up. is this year's champion in the Palm round robin goif tournament. May l.s -INS i Sam entry of Roy Mas-: Fie head a crowded horses going post ward $l(t Odd added Crete CHICAGO. E. Wilson Jr tang and Je field of 20 todav in th driveis will in and Tony Tony Bet-Park.

111. The- seeond row of 1 ud- it Ayifio lien of I.a Angeles tenhaus. of Tinii-v -old golfif.rf dentist 21 Different Models (lav dav The 32-Ve: id i to Inaugural Handicap opening feature for Lincoln Fields 30 racing season. from Memphis shi.t a last-round (i'i om Memphi 1 the tourney Back or Side Dumps SEE US TODAY FOR ONE-DAY INSTALLATION Jim Renneis n. sports editor of the Johnson County News, is seeking a softball representative from Franklin to compete in the Green- wood Soltball League.

slated for leaeue play this week With no demited 7tffa. go. indication of a league to be formed in Franklin. Jim is hoping to get an entry from the Citv of Homes. 3D Avul.i was clot i-ad in ntph lriine car No.

oS owned by Peter Sehmait of Los Angeles. Lin don sjwd his Rotary Engineering Corp. ear around the tr.uk a'. tiii tr.ph while Be'tenha-iseii a. raged I 12 4 mph for his four-lap test.

Jerry 1 1 of Indianapolis was the seerh driver to qualify. Driving a Zink Special, he TM in ph. The rest of the be s. leete.i n. Sand y.

the final two days tor qualification Trnv Kuttmsn. Lvnwood. e-ei who roared to victory in las' M. -eeria! I'y run. wi'l n-' ei tHs R.ittmaii suffer, an injury dunnf a race Ceii a- i( ids, recently.

Dealer now ronlur-on IharS all other makoo oT corn combinorJ rst Lf Four clubs that Have submitted entry blanks anil paid their entry fee for the year are the Green- wood Jaycee. Beckner Fertilizer Company. Whiteland Merchants. and the Whitcland Cardinals Fleener's Standard Oil Station and the Hopkins' Fertilizer company are I WELDING CO. Phone :22 RarersYille, Ind.

i spo-isoring the Whitcland entries. QDLTDi ffliss Hi First 4-Wheel Hydraulic Brakes. revolutionized stopping safety, later adopted bv all cars. roWKK HKAKKS-sinr-fl 19112, still not available on many makes. First High-Compression FnginM pioneered far greater driva etfieiency.

First V-H with Hemispherical Combustion Chambers stands alone today in drive power jr horsepower. First Power Steering introduced new, safer ear control that removed tho work and strain of driving, ntill unecpialpd by imitators. First Waterproof Ignition gives owners of cars a tremendous "wet weather" starting and advantage! First Safety-RIm Wheels a now way to keep punctijr1 tires from clipping off thp rimi enjoyed only by owners of Chrysler-type carsl First Fluid Drive changed America's driving overnight with a revolutionary way to transmit power from engine to rear wheels more smoothly! mam wfMf S. IMHIT i Kill ill in 1 M. i-lii II I- Not Recaps! Not Seconds! BRAND NEW GOODYEAR TIRES Plus Tax without trade-in Regular List Price 3X2 agciin today witri the A 3 most rcmarkablo Bret dovGlopmcntQ of Lf modern fMf.

e.US TAX AND tOUR I 1 6.00x16 1 Famous MARATHON Firepower V-8 revolutionary new-type engine, practical 'til now only in European sports cars and aircraft where cost is no factor. Delivers more "drive" to rear wheels from every drop of gasoline! Safer, easier driving control with the first Full-time Power Steering in any passenger car that does all the hard turning and parking work for you absorbing all "wheel the rough going, too! More power for safer, faster stops big Chrysler Power Brakes (standard equipment) multiply your lightest toe pressure into instantly effective stopping action. New Cycle-bond lining lat far longer! America's smoothest with new double-strength shock absorbers. See your dealer for a thrilling Chrysler "Power the car that gives you far more for your money today than any other I Don't miss out on this unusual huv! Gci this ntunl. Ioncj-wearinr: (Vxxlvcar tiro at rock-bottom price.

No other tiirixes a v.nu sa.eiv, tomioit and mileage for so little money. See us for this great Good) car Tire at this Special Sale price Low prices on other sizes, too! Now Onlyl Use Our Super-Cushion Special! MAHATUnM Rogvlzr list Price Rira Fo ivo (plw taj PL fill BUD Irc-tr Mew Vo irko it Now Available The New Chrysler Airtsmp Air-Conditioning System AM, WDL Service Station and Garage PHONE S17 FRANKLIN, IND. ON THE SQUARE HEMPHILL MOTOR SALES 112 W. Jefferson Street "MAY IS SAFETY-CHECK MONTH AT YOt'R CHRYSLER-PLYMOl'TH DEALERS CHECK YOl'R CAR CHECK ACCIDENTS" Hunt's Service Demaree's Shell Service Hi-way 31 at Jefferson St. Phone434 Phone 401 Barcrsville.

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