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Uptown drives. The victors’ scores follow: . BOStOR ccocescsces 224 254 170 548 Cline ..jeeceee....195 487 166 548 DOWNE .i.eeeeeee-208 157 21 571 Russell ...........188 255 204 . 612 Richard ..........208 202 169 576 920 2885

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In Printcraft

League Firing

Upsets Jess Pritchett’s Mark Which Had Stood , Since Dec. 3.

Local bowlers today had a new pacemaker and a new season’s reccrd of 769 at which to shoot. The leader was Jack Hunt, who crashed into the magic 700 circle for the eighth time this year last night when he battered the pins for games of 236, 267 and 266 in the Printcraft loop at the Pritchett drives. By his performance, Hunt passed | Jess Pritchett, who had led local pinmen since Dec. 3, when he scored

will get an early chance to regain

in Beam’s League. Best team score was 2885, turned in by the Wiles & Wilson five, which took three from Coca-Cola in the Intermediate League at the

955 os best i among the pinwallopers last night was Emory Cundiff’s 224-234-223—681 in the :Universal loop at Pritchett’s, followed by the 670 Fred Pavey assembled in the Parkway Recreation League with games of 177, 245 and 248. Next in line came Lou Fouts, who hit 657 in the Universal loop, and "Pug Leppert, who got 652 in the Intermediate circuit at the Uptown alleys. Parnell’'s 594 was high in the Koch Furniture combine at Parkway. Dan Abbott hit 647 to lead Skinner Radio to a triple victory in the Elks Club loop at the ‘Hotel Antlers. Kreffel Sets Pace Kreffel of the Roller Chains bounced the maples for 644, high in the Link Belt Dodge wheel at the Illinois Alleys, while Fogels 607 was high count in the Hornaday Milk League on the same alleys. Benedict's 631 was best in the Thursday Night Handicap at Pritchett’s, trailed by the 629 Templin scored in the Alpha circuit at Fountain Square. Other leaders included McNaught with 614 in the Ayres’ loop at

mond Chain’s circuit at the same drives; Nichols’ 593 in the American United, also at Pritchett’s; Ray with 526 in the R. C. A. loop and Beaver of the East Side Social Club with 513, both at the Central alleys; Langley’s 586 and Reed’s 581, in the Mallory and Related Foods loops, respectively, at Pennsylvania. rE ——————— TE

A. B.C. Standings

CHICAGO, April 1 (U. P)— {Standings of the American Bowling Congress tournament at the Coli-

seum today: FIVE-MAN

Erie, Pa..cco.. Colonial Paper, Steubenville. O. ..an y Men, St. Louis Calves Distillery, San Francisco. Kunzelmaniy Esser, Milwaukee .....

Lang's Beer’ and Ale, Buffalo .. DOUBLES

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Sports Quiz

Q—Was the Long Island University Blackbirds basketball team un--36 season?

A—At Atlanta, Kasi, Aug. 4, 1909. ‘Q—Who holds the| major league

a single season. A<--Earl W .Webb, To hit 67 in 151 games, with the Red Sox in 1931. Q—Did the basketball team of Indiana University defeat Southem California this season? A—Yes; by a score of 42 to0.39. Q—How old is the heavyweight fighter, Nathan Mann, and what is his real name? A—His real name is Natalino Menchetti and he was born May 8, 1915. . Q—-Did Joe Louis score any knockdowns over Max Schmeling in their 1936 fight? A—No. Q—Did Man O°’ War ever ‘race at Washington Park, near Chicago? - A=—No; all his races were in New York dnd Maryland, with the exception of his match race against Sir Barton, at Kenilworth Park, Ontario, Canada.

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Shown here are the Tabernacle Midgets, who won 23 of 28 games

3 Share High I. U. Award

Andres, McDaniel and Duffy Are Honored.

Times Special BLOOMINGTON, April 1.—Three men were selected today to share in the annual Balfour awards in basketball and wrestling, two of Indiana University’s highest athletic honors, Athletic Director Z. G. Clevenger announced. Emest Andres of Jeffersonville, captain-elect of the 1938-39 basketball team, was selected to receive the, honor in basketball, and Willard Duffy of Muncie and Charles McDaniel of Bloomington were named to share the wrestling award. The Balfour awards, given each year by L. G. Balfour of Attleboro, Mass., former “I” man, are granted to athletes in football, basketball, wrestling, baseball and track for “bringing honor and disfinction to Indiana University.” Andres, a junior, was runnerup for Big Ten scoring honors this season, and set a Big Ten individual scoring record by tallying 30 points against Illinois. Andres was unanimous choice for All-Conference guard in basketball, and was a popular choice for All-America honors. He also is a letterman in

Duffy and McDaniel, both seniors, have won the award previously.

Collegiate heavyweight wrestling champion, won the award in 1935. He was a member of the 1936 U. S. Alympic wrestling team at 191 pounds, and has won three letters in football, where he played at tackle. - Duffy, Big Ten 126-pound champion, was a runnerup for the National Collegiate 118-pound title, and was voted the outstanding wrestler in the Big Ten tournament. He was an alternate on the Olympic team at 123 pounds. He received the Balfour award in 1

honorary cocaptains of the Indiana

season.

DePauw and Indiana Battle on Diamond

Times Special GREENCASTLE, April 1.—With a win over Chicago's Maroons already to their credit, DeFauw’s Tigers will be after their second victory over Big Ten competition when they entertain Indiana’s baseballers here today. The Tigers will be without the services of two regulars for the Indiana contest. Buzzie Bavasi, hardhitting catcher, suffered a split finger earlier in the week, while Russ Smith, outfielder, reinjured his knee prior to the opening game.

Dempsey Advocates Judges’ Elimination

NEW YORK, April 1 (NEA).— Jack Dempsey is convinced that the

a boxing decision is not practical. He believes the referee. should be the only man to name the result. He keeps moving and sees things that judges might miss, Dempsey pointed out.

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during the season just closed. The Midgets were paced by 4-foot 10inch Cecil Freihofer, who scored 243 points.

are Fred Freihofer, Julius Hobbs,

A big job faces cycling enthusiasts attempting to pick the favorites for the six-day bike race which will start at the Butler Fieldhouse Sunday at midnight. Pairings for the gruelling grind

indicated that at least half a dozen

starting line with several others not

far back in the rating. Jimmy Walthour, who will wear No. 1, and Freddie Ottavaere, No. 2, are one of the American teams and will wear the red, white and blue jerseys with the stars and stripes. Al

Forms First Track Team

Indiana School for Deaf Cards Five Meets.

For the first time in history, the Indiana State School for the Deaf will have a track team this season. Leroy Hedgecock will coach the team, which has scheduled five meets. - Athletic Director Jake Caskey has released the Hoosiers’ track, baseball, football and basketball schedules for the coming seasons. They are as follows: on

Track April 29, at Crispus Attucks: May 4, Greenwood and Danville A Danville: Mav 14, at Indiana Boys’ School: May 28. Indiana Boys’ School here: Fine 4, at Morton Memorial. Baseball Bor 5 Degatyr Central here: Aon g 2 pril Tech: April 27,

. Ba hool: ay 14. at Indiana Boys’ School: May 17, Jaros Ripje lad Silent Hoosjers: May 28, iana School here: May 31. Tech ” ilent Hoosiers: June 2. Park School a Silent Hoosiers.

Sept. 24, at Boys’ Sohool: Oct. 1h Morton Memorial here: Oct. 7, at Logansport : Oct. Js. Kentucky School for the Crispus Attueks here: 29, at Ritconsin School for Lhe Deaf:

Rov. 4, open; Nov. 11. at Proad Ripple. Basketball Dec. 2. at Union ‘Township (Bargersville); Dec. 3. Park School at Silent Hoosjers: Dec. 9, Morton Memorial here; 0, at ‘Berne: Des. 16, at Prairie ownship Sripton): Dec. 17, Cambridge ec.

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Boone here: dan. 13, at Hope: Jan. Jefe onville; Jan. 21, open home); 0. at Pinnell: Jan. 27. Bathbure are 28, at Boys’ School; Feb. 3, Carme hare: Feb. 4, at Franklin Township: Feb, : Feb. 18, Sacred Heart at Silent Hoosiers: Ten. pad an 2nd 2 30 Central States Tournament a

INVESTIGATE ‘EGGING’ OF BEDFORD QUINTET

° C————— MARTINSVILLE Ind., April 1 (U. P.).—Investigation continued today into the “egging” of the Bedford basketball team and its followers here last Saturday night as they returned from the state tournament at Indianapolis. Bedford eliminated Martinsville in the championship game of the Vincennes semifinal Coach Glen Curtis of Martinsville expressed his regret over the conduct of some “poor sports” and pointed out that most Martinsville fans had enthusiastically backed the Stonecutters after their own team had lost out.

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JACK HUNT ROLLS NEW HIGH FOR SEASON

Youngsters End Season With Fine Record

Kenneth Becker, Don King, Bill Weghorst and Leonard Reel. In the rear row are Coach James Reed, Weir Cook, Douglas Malone, Bob Becker, Jack Taylor, Cecil Freihofer and Bob Bond who was manager of the team. : :

Crossley, winner with Walthour of the recent Milwaukee event, No. 3, and Cecil Yates, No. 4, are another American team and will have blue jerseys with blue, white and red bands. : These two . combinations will be among the favorites, which also will include the colorful CanadianSwiss pair of Jules Audy, No. 5, and Ernst Buhler, No. 6, who will be attired in light blue jerseys. Piet Van

{ Kempen, No. 7, of Holland, who has

established the great record of 33 six-day bike victories, will have Freddie Zach, No. 8, of Switzerland,

HOCKEY PLAYOFFS START TOMORROW

By United Press Division finals of the Interna-tional-American Hockey League playoffs get under way tomorrow night with Philadelphia meeting Providence for the eastern title while Cleveland and Syracuse clash for the Western championship. Philadelphia «nosed out New Haven 3-2 and Syracuse OvVerpowe ered Pittsburgh 5-2 to reach the finals last night. Division finals, to be decided on a best-two-of-three basis, will begin in Philadelphia and Syracuse. Philadelphia’s Ramblers had a real battle on their hands in making it two straight over the Eagles. New Haven was out in front twice, but the Ramblers came from behind to tie the score each time and won out on Charley Mason's goal at 2:55 in the third overtime period.

Dirt Track Race

Times Special DAYTON, O., April 1.-Dirt track auto racers will compete at five Indiana tracks, according to the early season racing schedule released by the Central States RacLatest event arranged is the Flag Day race at Altoona, Pa. Specifications for cars were also

! | announced. Minimum motor dis-

placement will be 150 inches; maximum will be 366 inches. Wheelbase length may vary from 80 to 114, inches. Superchargers will not be réstricted. The racing dates:

May 8—Jungle Park, Rockville, Ind. vii, 15—Hammond, Ind, and GreenMay 22—Ft. Wayne, Ind Mey Sy hasten: Ind.

30—sShar une 5—Da yoon. ‘0 “and Hammond, Ind.

Tune TT pears, CELTS BEAT ALL-AMERICANS FT. WAYNE, Ind. April 1 (U. P)). —The New York Celtics, “world’s professional basketball champions,”

defeated Jewell Young's All-Amer-icans here last night, 50 to 45.

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as his partner, and they will wear red, white and blue vertical stripes. Harold McNauwens, No. 9, and Mickey Rodak, No. 10, make up. the Irish-Polish team and they will have green jerseys with gold and white bands. Another strong comsbination is composed of the veteran Freddie Spencer, No. 11, and Tommy Flynn, No. 12, an American team wearing black and red stripes. Henri LePage, No. 13, will ride with Fernand Wambst, No. 14, and the French-Canadian duo will wear red jerseys with the Italian flag as the Italian-Canadian team. Rusty Peden, No. 17, and Tom Saetta, No. 18, also make up a Canadian-Italian combination with dark blue jerseys and the union jack. The Jewish-Swedish team wearing blue and white jerseys is made up of Jakie Gruber, No. 19, and Bud Hanson, No. 20. The public will be admitted without charge to the first training session at the fieldhouse this afternoon.

LORIN EVANS NAMED GOSHEN NET COACH

GOSHEN, Ind. April 1 (U. P).

head basketball coach at Goshen High School, succeeding Herman Byers, who will continue as head football coach. Evans has been assistant cage

coach for the last three years, and line coach for the grid team. He is ‘a former Manchester College

High School . before coming to Cioshen.

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