Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 December 1937 — Page 14

By Eddie Ash

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No Recession Here: ~ Basketball sold cut Madison Square Garden twice this week, which seems. to be a rather conv inoing vote of cons £ fidence for the haay e ond: ne

NGELO. (HANK) REE Stanford's gift to’ the ps oe Sy

= hardwood sport, is. an allaround athlete. . cde . He Plays

k rack sports. , « . He scored f 208 points in 12 ‘Pacific. Coast - Conference ‘games last season and in’ total games (27) ‘accounted foi 410-points. , . . In one game against Southern’ Califor= nia Hank: tallied nine -field - : goals and eight free throws in nine attempts to total 26 points. : : : He .paced fhe Indians” § to 595 points in the dozen Conference tilts. . . .. The Italian is an artist at handling the ball and sinking one-handed shots from all angles and is the outstanding individual player on the Coast. . . : Moreover, the big fellow has color and he’s a valuable boxoffice attractien to Coach John Bunn’s Redskins. ‘Stanford wes the only Southern Division Coast Conference team to -surpass 60 points in league play last winter, doing so in three U, C. L. A. games’ and once against Southern California. = Luisetti is rated a splendid team player and never overlooks a éhance to give the ball to a mate in the open. . . . In a recent game in New York Hank acted as feeder to Art Stoefen, center, who plunked in 17 points before fouling out. . . . Luisetti then “went into scoring action and made five straight baskets on his own. This is Hank's last season as a college basketeer. 2 2 = #8 » : LLINOIS’ fancy five has averaged 461: points a game for five A victories in six starts. . . . It's Doug Mills’ second season as head -coach. . . . He directed the team to 10 victories in 12 Big Ten games last winter. . . . Give his Frenchy Boudreau an inch and he takes .. the whole floor. Illinois’ next game will launch its Big Ten campaign and it will be against Indiana at Bloomington on Jan. 4. Indiana and Purdue closed out their pre-Conference schedules last night. . . .

The Boilermakers open the Conference championship race on the road with’ the Chicago Maroons on Jan, 8.

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HIS game of- basketball is stalking in the footsteps of football. ... . Tearing down the goal posts long has been the custom with victory-thrilled grid fans and at Champaign the other. night the Illini rooters tried to scrap the baskets following their team’s overtime triumph over Notre Dame. Nebraska, with one of the tallest hardwood squads in the country, has been knocked down by three Big Ten teams. . .:. Minnesota, Ohio and Indiana trounced the Cornhuskers. . . Undefeated: Michigan plays undefeated Toledo, at Toledo Saturday night.» 2 #2 2 n $e Ee a ANISTUS COLLEGE of Buffalo has come up with a skyscraper standing 6 feet 10 inches. . . . Trailing 26 to 42 with eight minutes to play, City College of New York players handed Stanford a scare the other night by staging a dizzy rally that left them only. three points hehind at the end of time. . . . Kansas University five won its first nine starts this season before losing to Drake. The Jayhawkers won 15 amd lost three last season and were Big Six cochamps with Nebraska. ¢ « + Their Conference record was eight won and two lost. . .. It was Forrest. Allen's 14th title in 20 yours of. coaching at Kansas.

Hank. Luisetti -

The Greele star is on ‘the “comeback” trail and Davis is anxious to put a temporary stop to Jim’s bid. Davis figures his power and. ‘weight | advantage will serve on his side in the Londos encounter.

Big Boy Davis To ‘Meet Londos

Matchmaker Lloyd Carter of the Hercules A. C. today named the powerful Big Boy Davis, 238, Columbus, O.; to face Jim Londos, 212, former world’s heavyweight cham-

pion, in the mat feature at the Armory Tuesday night. Davis, a former Ohio State Uni-

has won over just about every wellknown heavy in the mat industry. There will be two other bouts.

TAKES MARSHALL'S TITLE . ST. LOUIS, Dec. 30 (U. P)—

|virginia, 5. Yesterday 20; of the nation’s Tead- &

With the exception of two or three T whom he has never met, Big: Boy | -

Louis Thesz, 22-year-old Hungarian’

versity (athlete and a top ranking:

-grappler was doubly - anxious to . tackle Londos and Carter finally rated the Ohioan as the logical opponent. The two have never met.

of St. Louis, today held claim to |

the world’s heavyweight wrestling championship after defeating Everett Marshall in 54 minutes last night,

Poll Favors |

L.S. U. Over |

| Rice; Auburn, Texas Teoh :

Also’ Seen as ‘Winners; Rule: Che. nges Urged.

‘By. GEORGE KIRKSEY United Press Staft Correspondent NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 30.—Louisi-

‘lana State, Auburn, California, Rice ..|and Texas Tech today were. visioned las winners of five New Year's Day i |oowl games. by:

17 of the nation’s outstanding cosches. Attending sessions of the American Football Coaches Association convention here, the mentors voted as follows: Rose Bowl: bama, 8.

California, 9; Ala-

Cotton Bowl: ‘Rice Incstitute; 15;

| Colorado; 2. : | Orange Bow: Auburn, 12; Michi{san state, 5.

‘Sun Bow: lexas. ‘Tech, 12: West,

ing ‘coaches recommended fwo

Football Rules ‘Committee, which:

| will theet at Gulfport; Miss, Sunday. 4. They: also. asited for one clarifia- || tion, that of the definition of an

“intentionally grounded ‘forward pass.” The recomraendations: 1. When the ball goes o6ut of bounds between the goal lines or becomes dead within 15 yards of the sidelines, it shall be put in play at a spot 15 yards for the sidelines. (The present rule calls for the ball to be put in play 10 yards from the sidees) ;

advertently touches an ineligible man on or behind ‘the line of scrimmage, it shall be ruled an incomplete forward pass. (The present rule gives the ball 3 ball to the the other side.)

Basketball

Semifinal games in the Dearborn Girls Tournament tonight are: 7 o'clock, R. C. A. Mfg. Co. vs. Greyhounds and 7:50 o'clock, Indianapolis Aces vs. Riverside M, E. - “The Prettel Brothers Transfer: five will meet Mt. Jackson Tire & Battery Co. at 2:40 p. rn. Sunday for the. championship of the Boys: B Tourney at Dearborn gym. Prestel Brothers :-sdvanced. :ta~ ithe final round last tight with = “victory over R. C. A. Mfg:.Cc., 35-18. Bfénnan registered 10 points for the winners. Mt. Jackson Tire & Battery Co. defeated Banner Whitehill, 32-25, Pier

men with 10 points, Fourteen teams are competing i

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this season. The league is in thre divisions -~ girls, junior boys an

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activity in local high schools by acting as coaches of the prep teams.

Joe Has High Hopes for New Year; Ho Montague to Stay} in Hollywood Is One

By JOE WILLIAMS ‘ Times Special. Writer BW YORK, Dec. 30.—In keeping with our optimistic nature we are looking forward to the New : Year with : hopes. and keen anticipation. We hope. newspapers will quit printing journalistic garbage about Tommy Manville's love life; that Mysterious Montague will stay. in Hollywood where Bing Crosby ‘and other artists appreciate his reCe 2 ose strained” Qignity; that : Babe . Ruth an =. will stop. his growling ‘about: being: ~out of baseball"... ; That P. K. Wrigley will cease xing 10 tell Charley Gfimm, ‘Gab- * by Hartnett, Tony Lazzeri and the Ritz Brothers how to manage the : Cubs; that every time Ralph Flanagan gets caught in a shower it | i will not constitute a new world’s record. That piractical governments fighting peace wars will take off their bloody whiskers and admit the only difference between them and the Al Capones of the underworld is that their hoodlums wear medals; that hockey promoters will get hep to the fact it is. possible to play the game without theatrical fist Shits; that John Barrymore and Elaine Barrie sudSenly Wil become caiuéra shy. » That the baseball eagues will learn the y interest the customers have in the ball—dead or alive— is the long hits it produces; . that publicity conscious merchants ‘and’ athletic clubs adopt a more skilful means of grabbing free space than presenting silver-plated wash tubs and gold-plated goboons to leading football players. . . . We also hope that in 1938 Eddie Cantor will stop. Sccusing other comics of his jokes, most of * which are so aged they walked with a cane back in Gen. Grant's time; or do I mean {General Motors? 4 oo» s ” T the Detroit Lions will discover Dutch Clark, 't Seen t

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wrestling will tontinue to be L yawn, and the crude. aromatic - rani piers back of . it be forced to go.to wok; that old Judge McKeever “be made to realize that by, his: childish tactics he is - ruining the best ball towa in the country, which is not only economically stupid but unfair to a loyal Brook-

except; swimmers, rs and racquet SRE Hh TR

is that someone ‘will be able to convince me Joe Pen- - ner is. funny and: Martha Raye is ditto; that Bennie _ Bierman, Fritz Crisler and.Lou Little will stop: writ- ~ ing books about their griliron genius

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enry. . ‘That I will quit: boring ‘the. customers “by: felling them I § thaugist -Démpscy knocked out ‘Tunney at Chi- |" horrible: violent static be used hy the de ‘ networks to replace radio applatise; that collége pro- | ~ ‘fessors express their envy of foctball coaches in some: way other than deploring. ‘over-emphasis;, that Rudy Vallee either Bets. married. or shute up talking about

We further hope that in the New Year some magle

develojed to eliminate sinus, hang-

overs, fogs, the stymie and cheer leaders; that old Sonpie e Mack will stop drooling about one more pen-| a winner, when every time Le gets one he sells it; that book reviewers will learn that to:a great many people four letter word novelists aren’t inspired realists but Just. spectacularly ghecene. cee

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Ford Frick, who wes once an intelligent : baseball critic, wll admit he was only when he told the. iq the peosls ob difference /

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for oblivion, the Rand-McNally people will be "able to find some other lace equally suitable to ing obscurity. oe be

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} ‘Sugar Bowl: Louisiana State, 12; Is .|Santa Clara, 5. =

changes of rules ‘to the ‘National

"2. When a forward pass which in-

son setting the pace for the Tire-

senior men. The Lutheran teams’ play every Sunday afternoon at St. Paul Gym, Weghorst and Wright. 1. Sts. The standings:

Various members of the Cleveland. Barons’ hockey club are helping: popularize the sport as a varsity

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Jess Prifchett 659. .C

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| Blue. Devils i 2 And Tech Five|

A ony Tay. will ie little time in: getting their’ 1938 campaigns | under way. Shortridge meets Bloom- | | ington here Saturday afternoon and

Tech entertains “Richmond. that night. : Central Catholic’ of Pt. Wayne at Cathedral ‘tonight,: and

on St. Mary's squad. eart plays ab St. Paul's of: ‘Marion

: | Saturday af

| ning: the regular season game, 21-15, | and “Shortridge ‘copping their city

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Marvin Hook of Tech

Fred Keaipe of Shurtridge

ternoon. Strictly onthe records, ‘Shorbridge

| fans- are predicting. victory for the | Blue. Devils tonight, Coach Kenneth |

Peterman’s - squad “has won four games in; five starts, losing only to Greencastle.’ ‘Tech has won two and lost three. But Tech supporters point

‘| out that in their last start the Big

Green: defeated Frankfort's Hot Dogs, 27-25, in, a’ double overtime

| battle.

+The two teams broke even: in their ‘two ‘meetings last: year, Tech ‘win-

tournament clash, .24-20. They did

won by Tech. Yesterday Shortridge ended a four-day practice period with a drill on fundamentals and basket shooting, while Tech underwent a more strenuous practice session which emphasized ' passing’ and ball han

e Blue Devils’ probable starting lineup - for tonight includes Don Bruce and Bill Stautz, forwards; Fred Krampe, center, and Emery Schlake and Alder Breiner, guards. Probable starters for Tech are Bill McDonald and Ray Holland, for=-

vin Hook and John Higginbotham, guards. Cathedral Plays Tonight Cathedral's game with the Central Catholic five from Ft. Wayne: is scheduled for 8 o’clock- tonight, and the Irish reserves will play St. Meinrad’s varsity in a preliminary. Coach Joe Dienhart sent his squad through a brief drill yesterday, giving especial attention to free. throws. Likely starters for Cathedral iniclude Hurrle and McKay, forwards; Quinn, center; and Griffin and Conner, guards. For Central Catholic, the lineup will probably be Sterling and Roach, forwards; Disser, center, and Bodecker and HoefTer,

; guards.

Bn stants of Strieidge

Local Pin

" Pug Leppert’ s 688 Tops

Compe: tition

Pug Leppert came through with a 268-212-208—688 series’ in he Uptown Recreation League. to take individual honors. in local bowling coms

petition today.

Rex Dawson was tunnerup in thisiloop with 670. Other high scores were Fred Shaw and E. Pearson each 653, Art Stuart 648, Kurt Lieber 637, Al Holmsn 620, Russ Buley 617, George Godwin 614, Art Sachs and

Ray Chrisney each 609, Norman Mitchell 604 and Kramer

ana. Fehr's -L ‘3eer Won three games

{and J. W. Bader Coffee edged out

Schoen Brothers Cleaners, which finished with an 1120 count. Other double victors : were Coca-Cola, Indiana Candy end Beck Coal. Bud Schoch finished with 267 for 686 to lend the Indianapolis lobp at Pritchetts Alleys. The Barbasols gained team laurels with 3238 as John Murphy connected for 678, Lee Carmin 677, Don Johnson 672 ana Cankle Funera: Home totaled 3120 with Arch Heiss toppling 663 pins, Chuck Markey 662 and Bok Wuensch and John Klesel each 630. © :

Jack’ Hunt Rolls 677

Jack. Bunt turned in a 871, Striebeck 648, Tom Selmier John Blue 5 4 Harold Cork 632,

Phil Bisesi 629, Carl Hardin '620, Joe Fulton 318, Malt Roeder 605, Frank

Alford and Leo Ahearn each 603, and Charlie Cray 602, and Chris

basol scores: i. Ceeredinny 183 ise

Pritchett xs eos 258 = Totals ... ....1008 John Eder headed n 2 game in his 640 total, which ida

Anterclub league, Huestis getting

led the El Lilly Ladies loop with 603 at Pritchett’s. ; Charles Buck rolled a 648 for a season’s record in the Central No. 2 league, G. Gerking getting 616 and J. Herther 611. Country Maid Sausage registered a shutout victory and General Tire No, 1,'Silver Moon Cafe, Tamler Theaters, Dorsey Funeral Home, Service Products and Inland Battery earned two-out-of-three verdicts.

Frances McPheeters turned: in a

491 to head the Indiana Ladies circuit. Haag Canteen, Bailey Insurance, Lane’s Radio. Service Oe, Gold JSeptuted ‘three. games while yden’s Bakery : +O Cola finished ‘ahead: as,

‘Another league’ récord. for the

: | campategn. was chalked

rolled ‘a 847 in the Automotive loop at the Hotel = Antlers. Federal Mogul Bearings, Hoosier Casualty, | Monarch Motor and U. 8S. Tires made clean sweeps. In the K. of C. league ai the Pennsylvania alleys, Dichman came through with 627 and the Rev. August Pussenegger 608. Jones-Maley annexed three games and H. A. Dud-

: Da Daal is xi tha = Fountain Square alleys, Morehouse :

the way with 589.

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Evansville Team

Wins Tourney ‘Central of Evansville won its fourteam cage tournament last night by edging oui e fast quintet of Tipton Blue Devils; 27 to 26. Central's victory “broke - Tipton’s eight-game winning - streak. In the consolation’ game of the Evansville tourney, Richmond swept through Bloomington, 30 to 20. In the afternoon games, Central had ‘defeated Richmond, 39 to 27, and Tipton had taken Bloomington, 35 23. In North Central play, Newcastle was - shoved farther down the league ladder by Jefferson of Lafayette, 30 to 23, It was their sixth Conference loss. The victory for the Bronchos put them in the challenging position next to the Kokomo Cats. Leaders of the loop.

cuit also was in action at Fountain Square, Adams taking first honors with 575. Wheeler’s Lunch shut out its opponent and Fisher Brothers, Schuster Coal and Rieman Florists annexed two games. At the Illinois alleys, Moran’s 570 was best ir the Link Belt Ewart loop 92|and Richey fopped the Coca-Cola league with 544.

CHICAGO, Dec. 30.— Approximately 40 outstanding five-man bowling teams of the Middle West are scheduled to compete in Ray Schalk’s second .annual Holiday Sweepstakes tournament at his Beverly Recreation Alley here on Saturday. night, Jan. 8 and Sunday afteérnoon, Jan. 9. Among the entries listed are Hank Marino’s Heil - Products squad of ‘Milwaukee, world’s champion fiveman match team, and in ‘addition, there will be topflight bowlers from Detroit, Indianapolis, Milwaukee, ‘Chicago, St. Louis and Peoria. Matino, individual world’s champion match bowler, will appest ‘with ‘his own team on Jan. 8. : --A first prize of $500 has attracted the field which in ‘nume bers that which participated in Schalk’s inaugural sweepstakes, staged last January when the Prager Beers of Chicago totaled 4015 pins

and a purse of $400. enty alleys are ‘being. groomed Jot the compelition.

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Ohio St.

Entries continue to pour in for the annual Golden Gloves come petition scheduled for:Jan. 28, Feb. 4, 1.1 and 18 at the State Armory here. Bud Cottey (above) of the Olive: A. C., a former champion, is He seeks honors ia the 1268-pound Open class, Entries should be sent to The Times-Legion headquarters, 118 FE

SOCCER STRONG MAGNET BERLIN, Dec. 30.—Although the. event is six months away, more than 60,000 seats have been ordered for the soccer match between England and Germany at Olympic

Stadium here.

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