Indiana athletes exceed scholastic averages with brainy brawn
Indiana University seniors in 1932 graduating class reflect strong scholarly performance. The 7 athletes completing their athletic careers earned higher scholastic ratings than the college and fraternal averages, combining 2,673 hours of class work with 2,662 hours passed and 25 A grades across 2,652 hours credit. Major subjects included chemistry medicine mathematics political history and physical education amid eight team titles this year. Senior lettermen listed include Delmas Aldridge Charles Baer John Banka E Belshaw G Belshaw Bryce Beecher Bill Blagrave Henry Brocksmith Peedad Campbell Julius Coon Vic Dauer Marian Cross Jean Fox Ralph Gatti Hugh Hunter Charlies Joyner Robert Kemp Merrill May Paul Mitchell Emery Parks Marvin Perkins Ambrose Rascher Ernest Rea Abe Streicher Art Thomas Clifton Wright Joe Zell.
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Indiana University
Indiana
Delmas Aldridge
Kokomo
Charles Baer
Louisville
John Banka
Detroit
Mich
E. Belshaw
G. Belshaw
Gary
Bryce Beecher
Anton
Bill Blagrave
Washington
Henry Brocksmith
Freelandville
Peedad Campbell
Shelbyville
Julius Coon
Bloomington
Vic Dauer
Marian Cross
Jean Fox
Ralph Gatti
Worchester
Mass
Hugh Hunter
Charlies Joyner
Newcastle
Robert Kemp
Kempton
Merrill May
Laconia
Paul Mitchell
Emery Parks
Marvin Perkins
Raub
Ambrose Rascher
Cedar Lake
Ernest Rea
Indianapolis
Abe Streicher
Art Thomas
Plymouth
Clifton Wright
Greentown
Joe Zell
East Chicago
Wuertz Named Baseball Manager in K of C League
Ernest Wuertz was appointed baseball manager for the season at a K of C league meeting on Sunday. An A A committee was formed to collect uniforms from non members and contact Paul Queen or call the K of C Club. A league meeting is set for tonight to appoint team managers who will pick their squads as operation is expected before week end.
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Ernest Wuertz Wuertz
A&a
K.of C
Paul Queen
K. of C
Train Rider Found Overcome in Bear Track Ky
A train rider found unconscious yesterday likely from heat exposure was taken to a hospital for medical care. He showed significant improvement today as authorities assess the incident and his condition.
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Ly B. Roberts
Bear Track
Yesterday's Baseball Results Across Leagues
Yesterday's results show vibienpenta 3 to 2 over Kansas City, Columbus 5 to 0 over St Paul, and Louisville 2 to 2 with Milwaukee. Toledo 18 to 7 over Minneapolis. In the American League New York 1 over Chicago, Detroit 8 to 5 over Washington, Cleveland 9 to 6 over Boston, St Louis 3 to 3 tied Philadelphia 2 to 6. First game ten innings. In the National League Cincinnati 6 over Boston 0, Pittsburgh 2 over Brooklyn 1, Louis 7 over New York 0. Hy games scheduled.
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Indie
City One
York
Lelphia Nvind
St. i Louis
Bost
Chicago
Boston
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
New York
Cincinnati
Vibienpenta
Kansas City
Lumbus
St. Paul
Louisville
Milwaukee
Toledo
Minneapolis
Detroit
Washington
Cleveland
St.Louis
Brooklyn
Louis
Farm Bureau Team Is Debated 7-4
The Washington Township Farm Bureau baseball team, newly organized, traveled to Montgomery yesterday and lost 7 to 4. Babe Kays pitched for Montgomery, containing the local bats most of the game. Ade and Parsons formed Montgomery’s battery, while Bolmer Hill and Lewis worked for Washington. Washington plans to play Glendale next Sunday.
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Washington Township Farm, Bureau
Montgomery
Babe Kays
Washington
Ade
Parsons
Montgomery Battery
Bolmer
Hill
Lewis
Glendale
Washington Colts Defeat Bicknell 7 to 4 In A.B. C. Game
The Washington Colts defeated Bicknell A B C by 7 to 4 yesterday, out hit 10 to 9 by Knox county. Morton pitched well for the Colts, Chambers homered and two hits for Bicknell, Kimon and Jamison added two hits, Eastman and McClellan doubled for Washington, Nimnicht doubled for the home team.
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Washington Colts
Bicknell A.B. C’s
Knox ‘County
Morton
Colts
Chambers
Bicknell
Kimon
Jamison
Eastman
McClellan
Nimnicht
Collegiants Beat Washington Greys in Narrow Win
The Cannerburg Collegians defeated the Washington Greys 3 to 2 as Washington used a bandy, up-ball approach. LeMasters drew a walk in the eighth, Lovely doubled to drive in the decisive run, and Love scored on Lovely's hit. J Grider made a key defensive play against Downey in the eighth. John Lemasters pitched excellent ball for the Collegians.
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Cannerburg Collegians
Washington
Greys
Craney
Lovely
Love
Cannerburg
Lemasters
J.grider
Downey
John Lemasters
Baseball Roundup Notes Collapses and Returns
The day featured Collins quitting after a downturn with Boston Red Sox, McManus taking over as manager, and Cleveland overtaking Washington. Clinching moments came from Clint Brown’s homer in the night cap, Detroit’s win over Washington, and a doubleheader split between the Athletics and Browns. Yankees’ Johnny Allen beat Sad Sam Jones 1 to 0, Tex Carpeton shut out the Giants, and Sunny Jim Hamilton homered twice for a hint of form.
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Rip Collins
Boston Red Sox
Marty McMan
Red Sox
Collins
McManus
Collihs
Bob Quinn
Quinn
Ge Collins
Hano
Cleveland
Janes
Washington
Detroit
Clint Brown
St Johnson
Asby
Grantham
Red
Jim Bottomley
Insect Hunt Connects Pest Risk to Pineapple Losses
Dr. Walter Carter travels from San Francisco to attend the International Congress of Entomologists in Paris then to hunt a pest bug through feverish jungles of the West Indies and Central America, aiming to curb a plant pest harming Hawaii’s pineapple industry. Also notes a baseball segment with top hitters and a local motor trip to Loogootee by several residents.
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West
Indies
Central America
Walter Carter
Hawaii
Carter
San Francisco
International Congress of Entomologists
Paris
GANGSTER VANNIE HIGGINS FATALLY SHOT IN MANHATTAN AMBUSH
Vannie Higgins and his wife and mother in law were targets as eight gunmen in two cars opened fire while Higgins walked with his daughter Jean from a nightclub. The seven year old was wounded in the ear as Higgins fled, dying later at a hospital. Higgins had long fled trials and led a raiding life tied to liquor routes and a seaplane fleet.
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Charles
Jean
Knights of Co
Higgins
Vannie
New York
Local residents and visitors noted in Odon area
Shoppers and visitors including Mr and Mrs Dan Hatfield and Agatha Hatfield in Odon last Tuesday. Harold Stuffle and family visited in Odon Saturday. Essie Cox and children from Washington stayed with James Bucher family Saturday night. Payson Smiley of Odon referenced. Rev James Bucner returned Thursday from Whitenine Ohio. Plisha Stuffle called to Carmi for brother’s illness. James and Mrs McGee on business trip to Loogootee Friday. John r and Harold Gaham of Indianapolis with Mrs elsey last Saturday night. Herschel Byrer family hosted Sunday dinner with James McGee. Frank Harpe of Knox County spent last week.
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Dan Hatfield
Agatha
Hazel Hatfield
Odon
Essie Cox
Paul and
Sadie
Washington
James Bucher
Payson Smiley
Plisha Stuffle
Carmi, Hl
Wedn Ly
Mr. Stuffle
John R
Harold Gaham
Indianapolis
Elsey
Herschel Byrer
James. McGee
Frank Harpe
Knox County
Young candidate Carle for White House in 1972 race
A twelve year old Carle appears as the youngest page in the House during a Capitol visit. He promotes his candidacy for president, telling Congressman Henry T. Illinois he will give people time to study his record. The scene includes his parents and relatives visiting with friends.
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Carle
House
Capitol
Henry T.illinois
So Big Starred Film From Ferber Novel At Indiana Theatre
Barbara Stanwyck stars in So Big adapted from Edna Ferber’s Pulitzer Prize winning novel. The Indiana Theatre will present the picture to local audiences, with Ferber approving a faithful screen rendition of the best selling Radish classic.
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Barbara Stanwyck
Indiana Theatre
Edna Ferber
New York
Miss Stanwyck
Ramblers Lose 3 0 to Yankees in Washington clash
The Ramblers were shut out 3 to 0 by the newly organized Plainville Yankees at the green yesterday. Yankees collected five hits to Ramblers two as Ca pitched. Hackler allowed two hits. Attendance was noted as small. Interested teams should contact Joe Lemon at 207 N W Third St Washington MS. Ruth Zinkang Clara Westhafer and Carl Jerger, IU students, spent the weekend with their parents.
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Washington
Plainville Yankees
Cafferna ‘Hackler
Ramblers
Joe Lemon
Thirdstreet
Ruth Zink
Ang
Clara Westhafer
Carl Jerger
I. U
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K. of C. League
Farm Bureau
Collegians
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Comfort Liciet
Wintart
Raac
Sonable
Bell
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Dev
Cardinals
Babe _ Ruth
Hack Wilson
Bill Terry
AB H Pvt
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Pirates
Walker
Tigers
Foxx
Athletics
Lombardi
Reds
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Phillies
Foxs
Sak
Dismiissin
Ruth
Ween
Aise
Klein
Philli Wannnn
Anne Nel ‘Simmons
Gehrig
Yankees
Richard
Geraldine Bowling
Ted Smiley
Gib Essig
Loogootee
Gang
Vannie Higgins
Liberty
Harold Stuffle
James Bucner
Whitenine
Ohio
James McGee
Mrs
Minute Stuffie
Lee Hader
Ft. Wayne
Ant
Elwood Williams
Ier
Eon
Weer
Otis
Happy ‘Housewives Club
Jost
E. A.keller
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