Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 December 1939 — Page 28

THURSDAY, DEC. 7, 1939

Wings Send Caps Four | New Icers

Brown, McDonald, Motter to| Move Up: Locals Lose At Hershey.

Times Sy i HERSHEY. Pa, Def. 7.—The Indian a Nolis 1ockey team, thrice Stalled ts Eastern victory hunt, is expected to have a new lineup when it moves over to Phil adelphia for a game Saturday Manager Herbie Lewis of the | Capitals received word from Datroit, last night that the Red Wings are ding four players to join the r club. They are Hec Kilrea, veteran Detroit winger; Ken Kilrea, a forward who is Hec's brother! Scotty Bowman, defense man, and Jack Keating, forward In exchange the Capitals are to gend Connie Brown, center: Butch Me Donald, wingman, and Alex Motter, defense man to the Red Wings. The Capitals fell Sag the Herghey Bears last night, but re-| tained the in the wesle mn di-! vision of the International-American |! League. Hammil sent the Bears off to a| fast start when he poked the puck! into the net in the first 48 seconds of Pla; Hershey added a pair more tallies In the first period on another score by Hammil and one by Mackie Klein increased the Bears’ margin to 4-0 ‘with a rebound shot in the) second peri and Kirk made the filth Her score early in the

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Seuthport High School's basketball team, sectional and Marion County champions, journey to Jeffersonville this evening to meet the It will be the third game for the Cardinals, who have won from Manual and lost to Franklin already this season. In the front row (left to right) are Ralph Bridges, Everett James, Charles Long, Charles Miller, Bill

. ever-dangeérous Red Devils.

Shown here is the Southport squad. | Wright, Ed Schienbein and Bob Monroe.

Bob Dillow.

. THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Cardinals on Goal Hunt at Jeffersonville Tonight

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It’s Nothing New For Illini Captain

CHAMPAIGN, Ill, Dec. 7 (NEA). —Leading a football team won't be a new experience for Tom Riggs of Huntington, W. Va.,, who is Illinois’ | captain-elect. Riggs, a tackle, was|

captain of Duke's freshman team in 1935 and captain of the 1936 Navy plebe team before he came to Illinois. He was forced to leave Annapolis because of poor eyesight.

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Elward Won’t Talk of Purdue’s Chances in 40

Mal Elward, head football coach at Purdue University, who appeared at the banquet last night honoring

the 15 outstanding local high school |

football players, turned down an op-|' | portunity to predict anything for his Rex year's team. “They said last year we should

!all the players would be seniors, ward said. “Well, all our seniors are gone . But, understand, I'm not predicting a thing.” Elward was one of the speakers. Others were R. B. Stewart, Purdue

flowers. The bors wére accompanied by their fatherswho also were intro-

'duced by Kizer when he presented |

the awards. Elward opened his talk by saying, ‘We come to drink to the old oaken bucket, not to bury it.” The sym{bolic trophy remained in Purdue's hands after the 7-68 victory over In-

{have a een team this year because diana Untiversity this year. El-|

Also attending the dinner were a number of Purdue football players and members of the coaching staff. Following the dinner and talks, moving pictures of the IndianaPurdue game were shown.

University controller; Edward Ross, |

president of the local alumni assoPurdue |

ciation, and Noble Kizer, athletic director. The players were chosen coaches and athletic directors pi local high schools and by sports|

writers of Indianapolis papers. Each

was given a certificate, medal and

«1 Schools Place «\ Men on A All-State

(Continued From Page 26)

Arizona State and Catholic in Sun Tilt

DE PASO, Tex, Dec. 7 (U. P)— . R. H Homan Jr, chairman of}

Be Sun Bowl game committee, has

cas | announced that Catholic University ‘would play Arizona State in the Sun |

oa Bow! football game here on New

{Year's day. The invitation was accepted by!

3 A. J. Bergmann, athletic director at 8 Catholic University.

Await Kay's Troth

LONDON, Dec. 7 (U. P.).—An-!

al nouncement of the engagement of james S:ales

Kay Stammers, pretty Wightman Cup tennis star, to marry stock! broker Michael Menzies is expected

S soon, it was understood today. Menzies is training for a commission in|

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Dave Hofeditz (Sullivan) ‘Riley, South Bend),

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Ray Yoder John Pearce (Peru) | Frank Rvan (Tolleston, Gary), Arthur Turner ‘New astle) Alex Sarkisian | t Washington. East Chicago), Whitney Van- { Cleve (Kokomo), kins (Central, | Evansville), 1 (Memorial, { Evansville), Ott Hurrle (Cathedral, Indianapolis).

+ Washington, South!

David Webster (Plymouth: |

Tackett |

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Irish Record

Third Victory

Indiana Central, Also Win Cage Games.

TONIGHT'S SCHEDULE Western Illinois State Teachers at Purdue, Cornell College at Evansville. Oakland City at Franklin,

Notre Dame, Franklin and Indiana Central chalked up victories on the state college basketball front last night, while Wabash fell before jan Illinois attack. | The Irish had things their own way as they rode over Cincinnati at South Bend, 54-17. It was the third |" Fo victory in as many starts.

Forward Eddie Rigka took scoring {honors among the 16 men that | Notre Dame used. He played a half and looped in 9 points. Notre Dame jumped off to a 15-2 lead at the quarfer and held a 29-6 advantage = the intermission.

Indiana Central and Oakland

the Greyhounds’ attack, tallying 11 | points. Indiana Central led, 21-19, {at the half. | After leading, 16-10, at the half, Franklin opened up in the second | half to score a 54-29 victory over Huntington College at Franklin. | Wilson dropped in seven fielders to pace the victors, while Click was high for the invaders with 12 points. | Walter (Hoot) Evers, a varsity

Mygrs newcomer, dropped in 11 points to |

! pace Illinois to 60-21 triumph over| Wabash's Little Giants. Klein was (high for Wabash with four field 'goals, ‘The Illini led, 23-9, at the | half,

Begin Training SUMMIT, N. J, Dec. 7. (U, P.).— | Tippy Larkin, Garfield, N. J., light-

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son, N. J, heavyweight, began! training today for their bouts with | |Al Davis, New York, and Steve! Dudas, Edgewater, N. J, respective | ly, in Madison Ssquare Garden, Dec. 15.

Franklin,

City staged a thriller at the Univer- | sity ‘Heights gym, with the Grey-| hounds coming out on top, 35-34.| George Crowe was the big noise in|

Sooners Expect 0. K. on Bo Bowl Tilt

NORMAN, Okla, Dec. T (U Py. —The University of Oklahoma Sooners expected Big Six Confer- § ence sanction today of their projected trip to Dallas to play in the Cotton Bowl New Year's Day.! The team and its coach, Tom Stidham, had wholeheartedly ac-| cepted the Dallas invitation and were confident school and conference officials would approve. Word from J. Curtis Sanford, | | Cotton Bowl ,promoter, said an op- | | ponent for the Sooners had not! {been selected, but would probably | | be chosen from among the follow-| ing: Mississippi State, Duquesne. | North Carolina, Boston College {and Clemson.

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