Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 310, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 March 1936 — Page 32

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Pinmen From 391 Cities to Roll in A.B.C. All Parts of Nation to Be Represented in Big Bowling Meet. BY BERNARD HARMON If the present scoring records withstand the assaults of the thousands of pastimers wno will be pounding at the maples at the State Fairground Coliseum during the A. B. C. tournament, they will be the only high marks in connection with the event that failed to tumble. The largest entry in the history of the annual event wdll pace, the decks during the 37 days of action, the 32 alleys that will bear the brunt of the pin snipers attacks are the most ever used in the big classic, the prize list is the largest in history and now comes the announcement that the participants have been recruited from 391 cities in the United States. * This Is 100 more than the previous record established*at Syracuse last year. Bowlers f|om 28 states, Territory of Hawaii and the Dominion of Canada are scheduled to appear during the long grind. Steve Hannagan and Larry Smitts, publicity aces, are expected to arrive here from New York tomorrow to complete arrangements for the film-

ing of the opening night's festivities. Universal, Paramount, Hearst and Pathe News reels will focus a battery of cameras on the activities from a specially built platform in the Coliseum. It will be the first time in history of the tourney that any part of the event has been filmed for movies. Har.nagan will also have charge of the radio broadcasts during the tournament and has arranged for Bob Brown, ace sports announcer of the NBC’s Chicago staff, to put the opening night’' program on the air.

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Headed by Arnold Truenbach, another squad of Secretary Baumgarten's Milwaukee staff arrived here yesterday. Along with Baumerarten, Bob Marquart and Pete White, who arrived earlier in the week, they will handle all matters in connection with the operation of the event. The unusually large list of entries has delayed the printing of the schedules, but Baumgarten’s staff advised local officials upon their arrival that they would be off the press in time to arrive in the city some time today or tomorrow.

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Today’s Sectional Basket Scores Over State'

Indianapolis Washington. 23; Acton, 21. Technical. 67; Castleton, 7. Southport, 25; Ben Davis, 23. Attica Kingman, 32; Hillsboro, 24. Attica, 21; Pine Village, 14. Aurora Tunnelton, 18; Fayetteville, 15. Bedford, 62; Huron, 5. Bluff ton Rock Creek Center, 28; Bluffton, 25. Union Center, 44; Chester Center, 37. Bloomington Smithville, 19; Unionville, 9. Paragon, 22; Bloomington, 18. Booneville Selvin, 0; Yankeetown, 2. (Forfeit because of ineligible man.) Dale, 48; Rockport, 13. Lynnville, 25; Chrisney, 19. Brazil Clay City, 33; Jefferson Township, 25. Spencer, 42; Patrieksburg, 22. Clinton St. Bernice, 28; Bridgeton, 24. Dana, 34; Bloomingdale, 18. Connersville . Brookville, 24; Laurel, 22. Conncrsville, 40; Bentcnville, 19. Crawfordsville Alamo, 25; Darlington, 18. Wingate, 40; New* Market, 15. Bowers, 32; Waynestown, 22. Culver Culver, 36; La Paz, 24. Hamlet, 24; Center Twp., 19. Danville Pittsboro. 25; Brownsburg, 24. Clayton, 34; Amo, 26. Delphi Fast Chicago Merrillville, 21; Calumet Twp., 17. Technical, 19; Roosevelt, 18. Evansville Reitz (Evansville), 29; Elberfeld, 28. Newburgh, 42; Millcrsburg, 22. Elkhart Nappanee, 35; Millersburg, 18. Middlcbury, 33; Wakamsa, 30. Fort Wayne Monroeville, 26; Areola, 22. Central (Fort Wayne), 45; Leo, 24. Fowler Fowler, 27; Gilboa Twp., 17. Boswell, 26; Wadena, 24. Frankfort Colfax. 32; Jackson Township, 21. Rossville, 37; Mulberry, 12. Franklin Masonic Home, 18; Edinburg, 17. Nincvah, 37; Helmsburg, 22. Garrett • Auburn, 47; Salem Center, 21. Spencerville, 19; Butler, 17. Gary Hobart, 48; Edison, 36. Portage Twp., 40; Liberty Center, 26. Wallace, 42; Chesterton, 20.

Greenfield Maxwell, 34; McCordsville, 33. Eden, 27; Charlottsville, 21. Greensburg Sandusky, 22; North Vernon, 21. Jackson Twp., 37; Clarksburg, 26. Huntington Huntington, 29; Lancaster Center, 17. Rock Creek Twp., 28; Salamonie Twp., 25. Huntingburg Otwell, 20; Ireland, 19. Stendal, 46; Cuzco, 34. Kendallville Springfield Twy., 15; Topeka, 13. Brighton, 19; Avilla, 13. Ligonier, 40; La Grange, 31. Kokomo Clay Twp., 34; Jackson Twy., 29 Howard Twp., 30; Grecntown, 23. Lafayette Wea, 34; Romney, 16. Clarkshill, 35; Klondike, 21. La Porte La Porte, 37; Union Twp., 27. Mills, 39; Springfield Twp., Logansport Royal Center, 35; Metea, 16. Galveston, 29; Noble Twp.. 17. Loganspoit, 43; Onward, 21. Lyons Lyons, 34; Midland, 19. Bloomfield, 48; Newberry, 15. Madison Scottsburg, 24; Hanover, 14. Deputy, 40; Depont, 20. Austin, 35; Paris Crossing, .20. Milan Batesville, 31; Napolean, 27. Versailles, 22; Lovett, 20. Monon Wolcottville, 34; Burnettsville, 26. Chalmers, 41; Idaville, 34. Mishawaka Green Township, 27; Washington Clay, 25. Warren Township, 39; Wilson, 35. Muncie Dalevillc, 33; Cowan, 29. Albany, 40; Royerton, 23.

Sectional Results Last Night High School Tournament Play

INDIANAPOLIS New Augusta. 18; Oaklandon, 16. Broad Ripple, 29; Lawrence. 24. Shortridge, 36; Decatur Central. 29. BI.UFFTON Lancaster Center. 31; Ossian. 30. Hartford Township. 53; Geneva. 17. Petroleum, 41; Jefferson Township. 19. BRAZIL Brazil. 33; Gosport, 26. Van Buren Township. 33; Freedom, 23. CLINTON Roseflale. 43; Mecca, 12. Newport. 43; Bellmore, 23. Montezuma, 25; Green Township. 11. CONNERSVILLE Alctuina, 47; Springfield Township. 29. Harrisburg, 44; Orange. 7. Liberty, 29; Everton, 28. CULVER Knox, 50; West Township, 16. Argos, 30; North Judson. 27 Bourbon. 44; Grovertown. 19. EAST CHICAGO Dyer. 26: Garfield (East Chicago), 7. Washington. 37; Lowell. 14. EVANSVILLE Bosse, 32; Poseyville. 21. Wadesville. 26; Stewartsville. 24, Cynthiana. 25; New Harmony, 23. FORT WAYNE South Side. 27; Hoagland, 21. Decatur, 23; Elmhurst, .19. New Haven, 27; Monmouth, 16. FRANKLIN Clark Township, 36; Trafalgar, 18. Greenwood. 20: Whiteiand, 12. GARRETT Orland. 29: Scott Center, 13. Angola, 26; Pleasant Lake. 12. Concord Township. 41; Fremont, 17. GARY Horace Mann, 23; Morgan Township, 17. Froebel iGary), 66; Washington Township. 13. Wheeler. 49; Boone Grove, 14, GREENSBURG St. Paul, 37; Letts, 11. Greensburg, 48; Westport, 16. HUNTINGTON Roanoke. 47; Andrews, 25. Jefferson Township, 24; Monument City, 15. Huntington Township, 29; Banquo. 18.

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New Albany New Amsterdam, 34; New* Washington, 30. Georgetown, 36; Laconia. 27. New Middletown, 29; Elizabeth, 9. Newcastle Middletown, 32; Sulphur Springs, 28. Spiceland, 28; Moorland, 24. Lewisville, 30; New Lisbon, 23. Owensville Mt. Olympus, 24; Patoka, 21. Haubstadt, 26; Mackey, 25. Paoli French Lick, 23; West Baden, 20. Orleans, 36; Pekin, 22. Peru Deedsville, 25; Amboy, 18 Butler Twp., 30; Gilead, 4. Portland Montpelier, 28; Poling, 21. Redkey, 23; Pennville, 26. Remington Morocco, 22; Fairbanks, 13. Remington, 30; Wheatfield, 17. Kentland, 37; Kinman, 16. Richmond Hagerstown, 33; Centerville, 28. Whitewater, 25; Williamsburg, 22. Milton, 29; Fountain City, 19. Rochester Francisville, 35; Grass Creek, 33. Star City, 30; Talma, 26. Rushville Morton Memorial, 32; Mayo, 9. Arlington, 23; Ging, 21. Seymour Vallonia, 37; Cortland, 19. Tampico, 29; Scipio, 17. Shelbyville Moral Twp., 35; Waldron, 23. Morristown, 35; Flat Rock, 15. Sheridan Kempton, 22; Goldsmith, 18. Tipton, 39; Atlanta, 18. Sullivan Sullivan, 30; New Lebanon, 13. Pleasantville, 28; Fairbanks, 24. Tell City Leavenworth, 23; Marengo, 19, Oil Twp., 52; Leopold, 17.

HUNTINGBURG Jasper. 31; Petersburg, 18. Huntingburg, 47; Dubois, 11. Winslow, 39; Birdseye, 23. KENDALLVILLE Wawaka, 32; LaOtto. 22. Cromwell. 22; Lima 21 Orange Township, 27; Scott. 16. LAFAYETTE West Lafayette: 31; Battle Ground, 25 Jackson Township. 28; Stockwell 16 Buck Creek, 28; Dayton, 21. LA PORTE Wanatah, 36; Westville, 31. Rolling PraiVie, 29; Hanna. 28. Michigan City. 37; Mill Creek, 17. MISHAWAKA Township. 37; North Liberty. Central (South Bend), 40; Walkerton. 25. MUNCIE Center, 23; De Soto. 19. Burris (Muncie), 52: Eaton. 27. NEW ALBANY Corydon. 33; Franklin Township. 16 Silver Creek, 43: Bordon, 31. Charlestown. 41 ; Henryville. 20. PORTLAND Roll. 32: Grvv, 19. Ridgeville. 33; Bryant. 16. ROCHESTER Medaryville. 36; Richland Center, 17. Fulton. 12; Letters Ford. 11. Winamac, 31: Kewanna. 21. SHERIDAN Prairie Township. 24; Carmel, 18. Nobtesville, 27: Arcadia. 20. Sharpsville, 36; Fishers. 22. TERRE HAUTE Blackhawk, 20; Concannon, 17. Laboratory (Terre Hfcutej, 35; Pimento, 21. Wiley (Terre Haute). 36: Glenn, 25. WARSAW Warsaw. 38; Beaver Dam. 20. Silver Lake. 37: Clavpool, 19. Mentone. 26: Atwood. 21. WASHINGTON Barr Township. 101: Raglesville. 19. Washington. 62; Affordsville, 24. WINCHESTER Jackson Township, 34: Lincoln, 16 Spartansburg, 23; Wayne Township, 21. McKinley. 29; Green Township, 18.

Terre Haute Riley, 44; Prairie Creek. 19. Otter Creek, 23; West Terre Haute, 16. Vincennes Decker, 21; BruceviUe, 14. Sznborn, 32; Monroe City. 17. Vaicennes, 54; Wheatland, 11. Wabash Chippewa, 24; Laketon, 18. Chester Twp., 33; Roan, 18. Urbana, 28; Lincolnvilie, 24. Warsaw Pierceton, 21; Burket, 17. Sidney, 28; Etna Green, 20. Washington Shoals, 36; Epsom, 22. Plaineville, 36; Burns City, 16. Winchester Modoc, 15; Stoney Creek, 14. Union City, 38; Farmland, 17. Winchester, 47; Saratoga, 16.-

Lewis in Tuneup for McAvoy Go Light-Heavy Champ Faces ‘Nemesis’ of Baer. By United Press ST. LOUIS, March 6.—John Henry Lewis, Negro light-heavyweight champion of the world, tonight meets Eddie Simms of Cleveland in a non-title 10-round bout. The match will be over-weight and precedes by one week the title fight between Lewis and Jock McAvoy, sensational English fighter. Lewis plans to leave immediately after the fight by plane for New York where he will work out in preparation for the McAvoy fight. Simms is confident he can defeat the light-heavy champ and even predicts that he will be the indirect cause of Lewis’ defeat when he meets McAvoy. “I was the cause of Max Baer losing his title to Braddock,” said Simms, “and I’ll- do the same thing to Lewis. Baer didn’t hurt his hand in the ■ fight with me before the Braddock battle. What cost him the title was a hard right I landed.” TENNIS PASTIMERS REACH SEMI-FINALS By United Press NEW YORK, March 6.—With competition in the men’s and women’s singles down to the semifinal round, today’s play in the national indoor tennis championship will be confined to doubles. The survivors in the men’s singles are Gregory Mangin, Newark, defending champion; Wilmer Hines, Columbia, S. C.; Frank Bowden, New York, and Leonard Hartman, Now York. The women’s singles semi-finalists are Mrs. Van Ryn, Millicent Hirsh, New York; Miss Tauble and Mme. Sylvia Henrotin, France. DUSEK PINS KOVERLY By United Press CAMDEN, N. J., March 6.—Emil Dusek of Omaha tossed George Koverly of San Francisco in the feature bout of the local wrestling program last night.

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Sunday School I Cage Tourney Pairings Made Christian, Baptist Fives to Clash in Opening Tilt at Local ‘Y.’ Drawings for the third annual Marion County Sunday School basketball tournament to be held at the Y. M. C. A. next week were made last night. The Clermont Christians and Thirty-first Street Baptist teams ■will open hostilities Monday night at 7:30. Riverside Park M. E. and Woodside M. E. will clash at 8:30. First-round games will be continued Thursday night. West Park Christian will play Rumanian Orthodox and Tabernacle Presbyterian will meet Emerson Avenue Baptist. Bethel Baptist will oppose the winner of the Riverside ParkWoodside game. The semi-final games will be played Friday night with the championship and consolation tilts being staged the following day. McClure Bows in Table Play By United Press LONDON, England, March 6.--Jimmy McClure of Indianapolis bowed to Adrian Haydon, 21-13, 21-11, yesterday as the United States lost to England in the first table tennis match ever played between the two nations. Haydon and Miss Margaret Osborne won over McClure and Miss Ruth Hughes Aarons, 21-17, 12-21, 21-12, in the doubles matches. England won the team match, 6 to 3. Miss Aarons, 17-year-old New Yorker, was the only American to score a victory in the singles, defeating Miss .Osborne, 21-17, 27-15. The other two American victories were scored in the doubles. Robert Blattner, St. Louis, and Jessie Purves, Chicago, won from ’Hyman Lurie and Wendy Woodhead, 22-20, 15-21, 21-19. Blattner and Dick Tindall, St. Louis, beat Maurice Bergl and Stanley Proffitt, 18-21, 21-16, 21-17. IN LAST SECONDS By United Press ST. LOUIS, March 6.—The S;. Louis Flyers scored a goal in the last four seconds of an overtime period last night to defeat the Windsor Bulldogs of the International Hockey League, 3 to 2. Cliff Purpur tallied the winning score.

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