Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 December 1938 — Page 23

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‘lost: three.

To Get Dose of Own Medicine

Carnegie’s Tartans Hope to Supplement Running With Passes.

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By BERNARD J. NILLES United Press Siaff Correspondent PITTSBURGH, Dec. 21.—Carnegie Tech hopes to give Texas Christian ‘a dose of its own medicine—forward passing—when the two teams meet in the New Orleans Sugar Bowl football game, In all the talk about Davey O’Brien, Texas Christian’s demon

passer, the ability of Tech to throw|

the ball has beer largely overlooked. The Tartans have a strong running attack, but their passing game is even more effective. Tech players don’t throw many passes, but when they take to tne | air ‘they really strike out for pey dirt. The running aftack is built around Halfbacks George Muha, strapping sophomore, and Merlyn Condit, junior. Muha is the more powerful runner of the two, but Condit is trickier once he gels into the open. Ray Carnelly, quarterback, directs the team, runs interference, punts, kicks for the extra point after touchdown and passes. He throws long passes and Condit, who can throw ‘em long or short, helps him.

. Lee May, Start

Jack Lee, 200- -pound fullback, has been out ‘of aciion since the Pitt game when he disldcated a cartilage in one knee. He may be able to start against Texas Christian, but if he is not, Tony; Laposki, ‘who weighs only 171, will take his place. Coach Bill Kern, who learned football under Jock Sutherland of Pitt, goes in for 3 more open offense than Pitt uses. He never hesitates to garable for a touchdown. On offense he uses an unbalanced line with a single wing most of the tirne, but occasionally the team drops into a double wing formation. Kern’s chief worry, of course, is to stop O'Brien's passes, and he hopes to be able {fo do it early in the game. While not giving away any secrets, he indicated he would try to do it by having his ends and tackles smash’ into the T. C. U. backfield instead of dropping back

Lawson Robertson, Olympic coach, demonstrates a device to prevent false starts. John Magee, former Olympic coach, is on the mark; Avery Brundage, looking on. A pad is electrically connected to the gun. If the runner jumps the gun, contact is broken, preventing the gun's being fired. Demonstration was made in Washington.

Leeper A. C. Moves To New Location

The Oliver Athletic Club, formerly located in West Indianapolis, is now named the Tommy Leeper Athletic Club and the new address is 525 S. Harding St. Trainers at the Leeper A. C. are Lou Thomas, local heavyweight professional fighter, and Bill Armstrong. Those wanting training in the ring may receive it between 5 and 9 p. m. daily.

to help cover passible pass receivers.

Amateur Basketball

The Kingan A. A, and Mt. Jackson fives, rated strong contenders for the championship, will see action tonight for the first time in

the annual Holiday tournament at Dearborn Gym. . |

Kingans meet Fairview and Mt.

Jackson takes on FE arrison Spare Parts. The evenifig’s’card: 7:00—Schwitzer-Cumuafins © Stokols vs.

Trimble Oilers. q: 30=-Mount Jackson Tire & Battery vs. pare Parts, Ft. Harrison. 8: ers Ares vs. Texaco Oilers. 9: Hg=Orosstown Merchants vs. Polk's 10:10—Fairview A. C. vs. Kingan A. A. Firman Sims quintet upset Drikold Refrigerators last hight, 21 to 20, as Shiner’s basket in the last | five seconds of play put the Firmans ahead. Curry was best for Drikold. Mt. Jackson Buddies subdued Linco Oilers, 3¢ to 20; Salvation Army Red Shields trounced Brooklyn Merchants, 34 to 25; Salvation Army Green Shields defeated

Pro Netters to Use ~ Five ‘Personals’ Rule

The trofessionat basketball game at Butler Fieldhouse next Monday night between the Indianapolis Kautskys and New York Celtics

rules with one exéeption, Five personal fouls, instead of four, will be permitted before any|. player is banished. A curtain raiser between the Falls City and Stewar{-Warner amateur fives will start at : 30 and the main tilt at 8:30. The Celtics edged the Kautskys at Kokomo High School last Saturday and the locals lare anxious to match their skill against the Eastern vet-

During a clinic before the game the Celtics will demonstrate intricate floor work, (blocks, pivof play and bounce ounce and roll passes.

Washington Host To Dan ville lle Tonight

Washington's Continentals hope

to even their sedson’s standing tonight when they play the Danville

basketball team at the West Side |[ gym. Coach Rowland Jones’ quin- \

tet has won {wo games and has

Long shots have been most effective in the Continentals’ scoring but after being beaten in the last minutes of the game with Wiley w= Terre Haute, Washington's sharpshooters are practicing follow-up shots. Bob MacCslip | did well in yesterday’s rebound shot practice. In the heavy scrimmage the Continentals’

Beveridge Paper, 31 to:25,. and the Kingan Knights, led by Ray Fleitz with 10 points, downed the Hoosier Commercial College, 30 to 13. Payton paced the college quintet.

The Spade Black Hawks are Seeking a game Friday night with a team in the 16-18-year class. Call CH. 3299 after 5 p. m. The Black Hawks defeated the Spade A. C., 27-15, last night.

The Bearcats defeated the Little Rens, 29 to 26, and the Riverside M. E., 29 to 23. O’Neill was outstanding in both games. i

The Van Horn’s Tavern five of Thorntown is seeking games with

games. Write Ray Anderson, Box 23, Thorntown, Ind.

Basketball League playing at the Pennsy Gym needs one more team to complete the league. "Those interested call Carl Callahan at RI-4453.

Shortridge Begins Practice for Tech

The Shortridge varsity basketball squad was to begin practice sessions this afternoon for the clash with Tech a week from tonight at Tech. The Blue and White have been idle since their twin bill last week-end in which they lost 32-31 to Shelbyvile and then downed Southport 32-21. The squad is now at full strength,

Dick Gage, guard, returning after a two weeks’ illness. Gage's specialty of long shots has been missed in the last three encounters and is expected to cause the Green quintet considerable trouble. On Dec. 30, two nights after the Tech game, Shortridge will play Central of Evansville there, Athletic Director Russel Julius said that only the varsity team would be taken on the trip and the reserves would not play that night.

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New ‘Augusta Is Silents’ ts’ Opponent

The - Silent Hoosiers tackle two basketball opponents this week before beginning a two-week holiday vacation. They will travel to New Augusta tonight and will meet the Masonic Home five at home tomorrow. ' The Silents have won two and lost four this season, their latest conquest being over Cambridge City, 24-21, Expected to start for the locals tonight are Hanyzewski and Elmore, forwards; Smiley, center, and Martin and Gee, guards. The probable New Augusta lineup will be Hanshew and Young or

| Regan, forwards; Stewart, center, ‘and Grundy and Moore,

guards. New Augusta has won six of seven games.

The Law!

Boxer Slugs Referee And Learns He's a Policeman.

OME, Italy, Dec. 21 (U. P). —Boxing fans who always beef at the referee had a hero today—fighter Luigi Celli who knocked one out. : At the end of his match with Otello Romoni, Celli’ watched, scowling, as Refereee Alberto Galletti walked over and raised Romoni’s hand in token of victory. Then Celli rushed up, shoved Romoni aside and pasted a terrific right uppercut on Galletii’'s jaw. He took the fuli count but when he woke up he had the last laugh. As Celli clambered from the ring, Galletti grabbed his arn. “You're under arrest,” he said. Celli unfortunately had forgontten a recent government decree which- gave police powers to all sports. officials.

Cage Player Knocked Unconscious in Tilt

Police today suspected “foul play” in the alleged slugging last night of Horace Beaman, 21, of 1006 Ingomar Ave., as he was shooting a foul during a basketball game at the Hoosier A. C. between the Kingan & Co. team and a quintet representing the Rockwood Paper and Pulley Co. Mr. Beaman of the Kingan team was standing on the foul line, police said, when someone punched him so hard that he was knocked unconscious. He was taken to Methodist Hospital and remained there today for observation.

"PROGRAM PLANNED BY KINDERGARTEN

35 Children Will Appear at Central Library.

About 35 children of the kindergarten at 914 N. Jefferson Ave. will give adChristmas program at 7 p. m. tomorrow in the Cropsey Auditorium, Central Library. Mrs. Mathilda Engel Fark is supervisor. A magician will entertain. Those participating in the program are: Claire Anderson, Shirley Bacon, Wanda Lee Bacon, Joan Begos, Barbara Rae Besore, Jack Bickell, Jimmy Bienz, Clarkson Coffin, Jimmie Burgan, Marlin Billington,

1| Adrienne Cogan, Jimmie Cristie, | Barbara Jean Fark, Norma Jean

Fleming, Joan Ferguson, Conrad Goshiff, Glen Frederick Holle, Richard Hunt, John Isgrigg, Barbara

{Joy Johnson, Jerry Koehler, Ronald

Lee, Norma Leppert, Marilyn Jean Morrison, Roland Nemec, Paul Norsell, Robert Pennak, Mary Ann Pratt, Travis Selmier, Charles Smith and Thomas Woods.

DEFECTIVE STOVE BLAMED IN FIRE

The residence of James Cathiser and adjoining buildings, R. R. 13, Box 168, three miles ‘east of Allison-

ville on 82d St., was damaged $1000

last night by a fire which started in a defective oil stove in a chicken coop and spread to the residence and tool house, firemen said.

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14 HOOSIERS PASS C. P. A. EXAMINATION

Fourteen young men have passed certified public accountant examinations, it was announced today.

tions, held Nov, 17 in the Indiana

House of Representatives chamber, were Ralph Tharp, New Albany; Herman P. Gauguer, Indianapolis; A. O. La Berteaux, Muncie; M. Dale Livengood, Indianapolis; Harrison L. Richter, Gary; August J. Sieloff, Indianapolis; Eugene Garrison, Indianapolis; L.. M. Henderson, Indianapolis; Dopald- H. Borger; Ft. Wayne; F. A. Leas, Indianapolis; Stanley A. Pressler, Bloomington; John E. Brown, Indianapolis; Ralph J. Whettinger, Muncie; and Theodore E. Crook, Anderson.

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JODWIN—Jerry V.,

beloved nusband of Anna Maude N. Xklde

Ys apolis, Ms. Goldia Pryne of Toledo, O.; Earl Goddwin, | Ms, May Carter, James Goodwin and I win. Funeral 2 . Mm. Trias; at t WILLIAM D, B - 3 MORTUARY, 1321-27 W.

Burial Floral Park. [Gosport rapes please copy.]

Ella, aunt of Sam and Richard Barry, Mrs. Frank Whalen, Mrs. James - Condon and Nelle Hanrahan,

JLLETT — Thoma

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n m., at ‘the residence, 5718 Sa lversity” Ave. Friends may call at the residence. Burial Crown Hill. SHIRLEY SERVICE.

KINNAN—Lizzie L., of Fred

age 73, beloved wife Kinnan, mother of Fred C. Kin- ,- sister of Marun Heitkam, passed away at the ome, 1128 Pleasant. St., Monday evenin go F Lneral Thursday at the residence, m.; 9 o'clock at St. Patrick’s Chapel: Friends invited. Burial Srowtl Hill. Friends. may call any time. HE OME In charge. [Detroit (Mich.) papers pléase

MARKS — Joseph vo entered into rest Tuesda BY) age | gon of William d Ethel Marks. brother of ary Ann, obert , Thomas and James

Mr. Funeral Friday, 8:3 m., “dence, 2126 Station St. ‘and at St. Frances de Sales Church, 9 a.m. Soo Hosen 's Cemetery. ~ HARRY ERAL CHAPEL in charge.

MeCARTY—Helen, of 1742 Morgan St., beloved wife of Frank McCarty, mother of Frances and William McCarty and James Kendall, daughter of Charles and Sylvia Kinney, sister of° Eva Livingston, Frances McKinney, Perry an Tt Kinney, passed away Dec. 20, age 33 years. Services Thursday, 11 a. m., 2D. ATUARY 1321-27 W, Ray St. Burial Flat Rock Cemetery. Friends invited.

MONROE Samy), father of Bessie Wolland, Ind. brother of Lucy y Dec. 20 0 at resi-

. _ Funeral services. 2 Thursday, Interment New Crown Ceme: ery.

RYAN — Harry Qatherall, age 55 years, brother 2 Estella EB an and Winifred Listed a away Dec. 19, 8,0 renitderoe, 4422 E. oy asnngton 8 neral at the “FLANNER ySHANAN MORTUA RY, Thursday, Se 22; at a. Friends invited. Burial ov Hi " Friends may call at the mortuary.

RYAN—Thomay, beloved husband of Martha Ryan. father of Mrs. Stanley Tooley, Mrs. Joseph Haigerty, Martha, Thomas John, Charles and William Ryan, pass: away in Dayton, 19. Friends L HOME, 2339 N. Meridian St. Pune or Thurs-

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*12313 W. Wash, St.,

DO Downing, died Tiesda

WNING—Clara, mother of | Fister of Mrs. ARTS Friday, a

SHOWECKER—Moses, husband of seg father of Margaret, Irene and Day on, J. C. W Prospect St.,

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hi WILLIAMSON—Ben amin ¥F., of 2870 N. Oln ved husband f Lens,

MOOR® NOR HOME. 2530 Station St

WOODS--Lewis. 639 S. Meridian, [father of Alva, Herscheil, Carl, Llo: a and Mil passed away Tuesday ght h NNER &

ifn? R’ ARY, Wednesday neral at Ft. Branch, Ind.

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