Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 February 1938 — Page 23
33 MAJOR GAMES ON TONIGHT'S STATE PREP CARD'
Muncie’s Lead | Is Threatened By Frankfort
Bearcats Play Alexandria as
Hot Dogs Tackle Logansport.
MUNCIE, Feb. 25. — Raymond
(Pete) Jolly, the Muncie net maes- |
tro, is like a hero tied to a railroad
track in an old melodrama today. |
He and his Bearcats must lie still
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Conference tonight while the Frankfort Special, engineered by Everett Case, bears down upon them. All that can save the Bearcats is a bunch of Logansport Berries spilled out on the loop track. If Case gets his vehicle past the Berries, the Hot Dogs will tie Muncie for top ' spof in the circuit chase, won a year ago by the Frankforters.
Muncie takes on Alexandria at}
home in a nonleague game. Central of Evansville, a’ question mark in southern Indiana, invades Bedford in another of tonight's 33 major contests. If Central doesn’t prevail against the Stonecutters, Central adherents will have to keep quiet, for now is the time when all good coaches — Central's Mark Wakefield included — are bringing their teams to peak performance. League Tie Indicated Although Martinsville has concluded “its season, the Artesians’ Sotith Central crown is in imminent danger. Tonight at Greensburg, the Tree City tossers take on the lamblike Rushville Lions. A Pirate victory—which is expected—would give Greensburg and Martinsville identical league standings and renew the oral battle for the circuit flag. Greensburg has been voted out of the league race because the Pirates didn’t play all loop members—missing Martinsville—but Coach H. H. Newgent and the Buccaneers are certain to appeal their case if the Lions fall. . Another South Central conflict— Greencastle at Columbus tonight— may turn out to be a championship game if Greensburg’s strong protests cause the conference members to revoke their original decision and ‘declare both the Artesians and the - Pirates ineligible for the loop laurels. Columbus is in third place, Greencastle in fourth. The Tiger Cubs can pass Columbus by winning. Along the Ohio River, Jasper’s mixup with Jeffersonville occupies tonight's spotlight. Woody Weir's Wildcats are unknown quantities in the southern sector while Jeffersonville is struggling to regain the glory it achieved earlier in the year. Attention in the northern Indiana section will be divided between La Porte and Oxford. At La Porte the home forces will battle Emerson of Gary. Emerson and the Slicers were runnersup in the Western and Eastern divisions of the N.I1.LH. S.C. Tonight's encounter should go to La Porte by previous performance ratings but Emerson, with dazzling Pete Fogo at the helm, may cut down the: Slicers and establish itself as chief challenger to the championship aspirations of Hammond and Elkhart, the two division win- ‘ ners. At Oxford, Monticello seeks to close its season of 24° games unbeaten. The Indians rate as: the strongest small-school club in their part of Hoosierland, far superior to most of the opposition they encountered during the season.
‘Three Blue Devil Teams To Play at Anderson
‘ Shortridge’s net: bout with Anderson at Anderson tonight heads the list of seven games involving local prep basketball quintets. Varsity, reserve and freshman games between Shortridge and Anderson teams are billed with the opening tilt set for 6 p. m. Sacred Heart opened week-end activities of local schools last night, losing a 36-to-34 ‘decision at Knightstown. i Sacred Heart lost a 17-to-15 halfime advantage during the third quarter but rallied in the last period to come within one point of the Falcons. At this point, Al - Kopp, star cenfer, hit two field goals for htstown and the
Falcons held onto the ball “until
- the game ended. Sacred Heart will end its sched’ ule at Westfield tomorrow. Beech Grove's strong Hornets entertain Manuals Redskins and Broad Ripple plays host at Short-
ridge to Warren Central in city- /
county battles. Tech travels to Franklin for @ clash with the seventh-place South “= Central loop five. Washington's city ‘champions will
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way in the Elks League at the Hotel Antlers, Hayes getting 605. McGraw Insurance and Business Furniture swept their series while Mobilgas and Junior Social Club scored two-out-of-three decisions, Frank Jokiel topped the Industrial loop at the Indiana Alleys with 635, Dorsey Hoffa hitting for 607, Vern Williams 605 and Albert Hardacre 600. Industrial Steel Treating, Universal Gear and Betsy Ross Candy triumphed three times and Hoffa Silver Cafe, Adams Mahufacturing, DeQuincy Merchants, Mitchel & Scott and L. Strauss were ahead twice. Mose Collins fired a 626 in the E. C. Atkins League at the Indiana Establishment, Switzer getting 622. John Kiesel came through with 616 in the Related Foods circuit at the Pennsylvania Alleys, edging out Charlie McCahill by two pins. Tacoma Drugs No. 1 and Linson’s lunch were three-time winners and Drewry’s Beer, Kiefer-Stewart No. 1 and Stokely No. 2 took two games. John Steele fired a 630 in the Fletcher Trust League at the Pennsylvania drives and Louis Buennagel had 608, while Graham set the pace in the P. R. Mallory- loop with 546. At the Illinois Alleys, Bennett led
be at Plainfield, the first of two local outfits to mix with the Quakers. Plainfield comes here tomorrow fo engage Manual. The Tigers of Crispus Attucks will be host. to the Xenia (O.) cagers and Silent Hoosiers will journey to Whiteland in the remaining two scraps on tonight's program. EE (36) Sacred Heart 30, P PG FT
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Bill Cinmmings, the race driver, shakes hands with Bill Cummings, Indianapolis’ new Golden Gloves Open flyweight champion. The two Bills met at the recent Times-Legion tournament and became fast”;
friends.
the Link Belt Dodge circuit with 572 and Worrell’'s 494 was high in the Hornaday Milk loop. In the St. Catherine’s League at the Fountain Square Alleys, Wuensch was outstanding with 605 while the pace-setter in the Alpha circuit was Horton, who fired a 601. A 585 by Patterson topped the East Side Social loop at the Central drives and Rae upset 491 pins for first position in the R. C. A. circuit.
Henry Armstrong In Chicago Debut
CHICAGO, Feb. 25 (U. P.).— Featherweight champion Henry Armstrong makes his Chicago debut tonight in a scheduled 10-rounder with Everett Rightmire of Sioux City, Iowa. Odds ranged as high as 10 to 1 that Armstrong would produce his 33d knockout in 34 fights. Both fighters expected to weigh in at 130 pounds and Armstrong's title will not be at stake.
Bill Cummings Meets Bill Cummings
Times Photo.
The 1934 winner of ‘the 500-mile auto racing classic is wishing his namesake the best of luck when he battles in the Tournament of Champions at Chicago next week.
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| Sports Quiz
Q—Did the famous French horse, Epinard, win any of his races in this country?
A—No; he ran in four races in the United States in 1924, finishing second three times and fifth once.
Q—Did the Cleveland Indians ever have a pitcher named Fay Thomas?
A—He- pitched for Cleveland in 1931, appearing in) 16 games and being credited with twd victories and four defeats for a percentage of 333. His earned run average was 5.14.
Q—When did Eugene Criqui win the world’s featherweight boxing championship?
A—The little Frenchman won the title by knocking out Johnny Kilbane in six rounds, at New York City, June 2, 1923.
Irish Clash
TONIGHT
‘Huntington at Anderson. : 3 - Notre Dame at N. Y. U. in Madison
TOMORROW Franklin at Butler. Central Normal at Eastern Hlinols Teachers, Charleston, NIL . River Forest at Concordia. Notre Dame at Colgate, Albany, N. Y. Oakland City at Valparaiso. Purdue at Indiana.
By Unitad Su Notre Dame Dn York University in Madison Square Garden tonight; where sports writers last year voted Paul Nowak the best center seen during a season of play.
Valparaiso tomorrow hight protects its wobbly leadership against Oakland City. If Valpo’s Uhlans stumble, they're out of the race. Close behind in third place with only two defeats and a greater number of victories comes Ball State, who finished off Indiana State last night, 58 to 34, “and second-place Franklin, which stands a chance of being upset by Butler tomorrow. The only state game tonight brings another barrage from big Jack Van Dyke, second in Indiana college and university. scoring to Jewell Young of Purdue. Anderson will play Huntington and Van Dyke by getting 12 points temporarily could pass Young. Young has 228 points; Van Dyke 217. Purdue plays Indiana at Bloomington tomorrow in a Big Ten clash. The Irish continue from the New York arena tomorrow to Albany, the state capital, where they meet Colgate. In the only other meeting between - the schools in 1914, Notre Dame won, 31 to 26. Ball State gave Indiana State its 15th loss last night, driving to a tremendous 28-t0-0 lead in the first 10 minutes of play. Risinger and Johnson, Cardinal forwards, made 31 points between them. DePauw defeated Evansville, 38 to. 33, mainly by the work of their reserve center, Fouke, who slapped in two field goals and a pair of
PREP MAT FINALS SET
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Feb. 25 (U. P.).—Roosevelt of East Chicago qualified four wrestlers for the finals of the 17th annual state high school wrestling tournament here today. In other matches last night. Washington of East Chicago and Central of South Bend sent three grapplers apiece to the last round. Hammond,
placed two.
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Fresh from Florida, Al Collins, new professional at the Highland Golf and Country Club, is surveying the situation at his new post and will be all ready to go when the new golf season opens. He even rushed the season the other day by playing a round at Highland -in 70, which is tall shootin’ on winter links in the North. Collins came to Highland from “the Indian Hills Country Club, Kansas City, and from San Jose Country Club, Jacksonville, where he taught the sport this winter. He will bring his family to Indianapolis in June after his son finishes school in Kansas City.
free throws in the final minutes to break a fie score. The Aces jumped to a quick lead at the start of the first period, but DePauw rallied to get a 15-t0-12 lead at the half. Polk, Evansville guard, took scoring honors with 11 points. Kixmiller hit five field goals for the Tigers. Ball State 2 Stout,
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STATE COLLEGES Ball State, 58; Indiana State, 34 DePauw, 38; Evansville, 83. OTHER COLLEGES Long Island, 41; Toledo. $5. Catholic, 38; St. Thomas, 37. Washington-Jefferson, 59; Genevs, 4 Creighton, 48; Grinnell, 46. Fordham, 39; Canisius, 30. St. John’s (Brooklyn), 47; Providence,
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