Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 December 1939 — Page 18

4 By Eddie Ash

THE PRESS BUREAU of the International-Ameri-can Hockey League has come to the defense of the game | officials by writing a sermon on the subject. . . . Followers of the sport occasionally cut loose with enough heat to melt the ice when they object to a decision, but it’s all in the game and the officials are part of it. At any rate, the hockey referee, like the umpire in | baseball, is a Judge Landis when games are under way and it’s useless to put the bee on him or order him around.

« « « He is hired to call 'em as he sees "em. Maybe you've been a party to “indignation meetings” at games this season, or maybe you've been just a bystander while your fan neighbors have orally and physically demonstrated their disagreement with how the referee rules. To be aroused when a referee calls one against the home team is not unnatural. . .. It has been done since games began, and it probably will continue for a long time. ., . Even managers squawk against refereeing at times, But what should be borne in mind is that the InternationalAmerican picked its referees this season in the most satisfactory manner possible, .,. It is not a case of the official being assigned to the game as a result of an arbitrary choice.

Managers and Owners Vote on Men

BEFORE THE season opened a list of all available referees was | drawn up and copies sent to all managers and owners. . . . They were | asked to vote on the men, to decide for themselves who should have the first call for the whistle-blowing jobs. . . . The four receiving the greatest number of votes were picked for the permanent assignment, . .. The others are to be used whenever one of the four men is unavailable, During the course of the year each man will receive as nearly as possible the same number of assignments in each city. | The next time there is any disagreement with the decision of a referee, it should be remembered that he was, in the opinion of the managers and owners, selected as one of the best men for the job. | . He was selected before the heat of battle was on for his ability and integrity.

» = » NEW HAVEN had a hockey game sellout crowd Sunday .. The Eagles have won seven straight and are leading the Eastern Division of the International-American loop. . . . They also lead the over-all standing with 24 points to 23 for Indianapolis, Western Division pace-setters, Jimmy Ward is the Eagles’ coach. . .. The team finished last in the Eastern Division last season and also in the cellar in the over-all, . The rejuvenated outfit has revived hockey interest in New Haven and the fans are giving the turnstiles a merry ride.

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» ® » Plenty of Class in Flamingo Field SEVENTY-NINE colts and fillies have been nominated for the $20,000 Flamingo Stakes scheduled for Feb. 24 at Hialeah Park. The Flamingo, which is the second richest Florida 3-year-old race,

Blue Quint

dges Iowa In Thriller

Bulldogs Take Lead From

Hawks on 3 Occasions To Score Victory.

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After defeating the University of Towa, 35-32, in a spectacle of chills, |

Butler's basketballers still were catehi ing their breaths today as they prepa for that big date on their calendar—the Indiana University game here Saturday, For while only about 2500 witnessed the Butler-Iowa struggle in the Fieldhouse last night, they made enough noise for four times that number. It was that game. From the first tip-off until the final gun neither squad was ever out of the running. Three times Iowa held the lead and three times Butler pulled up and took over. It was the Bull-

{dogs who finished out the string in [front, but only after the score had |

been tied at 31-ah. No Shot, If You Please

To protect their slim victory margin the Bulldogs in the final 30

kind of a

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seconds of play refused three free

throws under the optional rule in order to take the ball out of bounds {and retain possession. The Hawkeyes made their best |gains using the wild fire depart-

length of the court. Bill Wheeler, |

Towa forward, ran down and took | {these long heaves three times to [go under and score with no one else |

around. Before the evening was over, (however, Butler was on to this sort |

| ment stuff, with passes going the |

(26).

During the height of the second-half frenzy in the Butler-Towa basketball game last night, (11, left), Bulldog forward, fired and missed and Rudy Soderquist (22), Hawkeye guard, took to Boh air A capture the rebound. Other Iowa players are Bill Wheeler (14), _ Charles Atkinson (24), Bulldog guard, is on the far side of the court, Butler won the game, 38- 3%

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TH os photo oto,

Erwin Prasse Jr, (18) and Victor Siegel

of thing and giving the Iowa in- | | vaders a taste of their own medicine. (The Bulldogs played a consistently | steady game whether the pace was | |fast or slow. They committed only | 110 errors such as bad passes, double dribbles, ete, during the entire tilt ‘and the record for a Butler squad is seven. Towa Weak at Foul Line

17H. S. Clubs Unbeaten Steele, Roche In Conference Net Play In Headliner

All-Star Mat Card Offered

By UNITED PRESS | Hoosierdoms top high school

game each with no defeats. Auburn and Central have been defeated in

Game statistics show that Butler

hardwood conferences have 17 lead-

non-conference play.

At Armory Tonight.

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Too Fast | For Foes

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Bill Menke Leads Crimson. Five to 51-35 Victory Over Pittsburgh.

TONIGHT'S COLLEGE CARD Wabash at Ohio University, Carroll at DePauw, Louisville at Evansville, Taylor at Manchester, St. Joseph's at Illinois Normal,

By UNITED PRESS Its season record still unmarred, | Indiana University’s speed- -mad | basketball team shifted its atten= tion today tq the approaching bats | tle with Butler's Bulldogs, The Hoosiers scored their fourth | straight victory at Bloomington last night, downing Pittsburgh, 51-38, | The Panthers previously were de-| feated by Butler, 47-36. The Smoky City crew held the | Hoosiers nearly even during the first half and were behind only 28-22 at the intermission, Coach Branch MeCracken's boys, however, stepped up the pace during the second session to run away from the invaders, Bill Menke, Hoosier center, dropped in 13 points for scoring honors, while Paul Armstrong and | Bob Dro each netted nine for Indiana, Bd Straloski and Sam Milano- | vich, Pitt reserves, paced the visitors | with seven counters each,

Forest Weber, former Plaine field star, is Purdue's giant of the hardwood and center Is his posis

A A ike ¥ tion, He stands 6 feet 5 inches n other state college games| , 0 n Franklin edged Earlham, 30-28, in a | ad weighs 208 pounds, The big College Conference battle, and Indi- | ellow will be scen in action toe ana State traveled to Eastern Illi-| morrow night when Southern nois State Teachers College to lose,| California invades the Boilers

40-39, | oe Last-minute field goals by Bob Moker Fieldhouse,

Anderson and Don Reichert pulled | the game out of the fire for the| N C, A. A. to Act Grizzlies after Earlham led, 28-26, ’ Franklin held a 17-14 advantage at og On Subsidization scoring honors, while Phil Ortwein’s eight points were high for Earlham, y A late Tndiana State rally failed | yotioi CGO, BEE, 19) CF, 1) ho

the half. Reichert connected for six field goals and a free throw to take as *tne Sycamores yielded to their clation will take steps at 1ts annual

Illinois foes, Eastern Illinois led, 23-

New Castle stands alone in the

19, at the half,

(eonvention late this month to regu=

| made 14 out of 67 field goal at- ers who are undefeated in confers noth Central Conference, having

Indiana-Pitt late recruiting and subsidization of

was called the Florida Derby prior to 1937... . After the latter date, the

Joseph E. Widener decided to name

colored birds that live about the track's infield lake.

The stake event, at a mile and view of coming 3-yvear-olds, which races as the Kentucky Derby, mont Stakes. LAWRIN, went on to win the Derby. . . .

classic,

Quenemo appears to be the best colt in Woolf's stable. . . ran many exciting races at Arlington Park and showed plenty of

belated speed, proving that he'll go Victory Morn, in the Flamingo, barring trainer, most of the 3-year-old stakes,

which won the Flamingo for Herbert Woolf in 1938, WwW Inscolad and Prompt Pay for the next running of the winter

Maxwell Howard's injuries. . . 1s high on the colt and will more than likely enter him in |

the event in honor of the flame- |

one-eighth, is considered a prewill later attempt to win such |

Preakness, Arlington Classic and Bel- |

oolf nominated Quenemo, Insco-

. He

a route. consistent racer, is a sure starter . Earl Snade, Victory Morn's

No Musie or Reserves For Serious-Minded Vols

By HENRY

United Press Staff Correspondent

19.—With its team the Tennessee Athletic Association must have decided other. considerable thought it evidently hit upon being ungracious. The first move in this direction was .to tell members of the band, who had puffed and huffed throughout the season, that they werent to be taken to the Rose Bowl and could stay at home and practice Which gave the invaders their

ABILENE, Tex, unscored upon, it had to be “un”

Dec.

something or

L01Ng some new tunes to cheer the team Having gladdened the hearts of these young men who naturally didn't want a free trip to California, with all its upsetting citement and fun, went to work on the football team itself had pared down the number of players who were going to be taken | to only about 36. OI course, report came to me several days ago before I got lost may be now that only going to be taken, with the idea| that Coach Bob Neyland can pay for his share by playing the 11th position, Something New in Neckties But let's not express any opinion, one way or the other, Tennessee Athletic Association, After all it’s their own affair and it makes me fighting mad to see a sports writer expressing his opinion of somebody else's buriness. I can’t]

help but feel, however, that if I had been giving my all to a bass] horn for four years ‘and then didn’t get the trip to the Rose Bowl, 1 would use it to make somebody the]

largest brass necktie he had ever|

worn, But enough of this. Let me tell you migration west by Even if only the 10 there on New Year's Volunteers won't lack for Driving toward California

of the great plavers get Day, the support. these

the association |

At last report the budget boys |

this |

in Texas and it] 10 men are

about the|

Tennesseeans. |

M'LEMORE

unbeaten, untied and

After what must have taken

come next football season. 1 |

- Basketball Scores

STATE COLLEGES ! Butler, 35; lowa, 32. Indiana, 51: Pittshurgh, 25. Franklin, 30: Earlham, 28%, Eastern IMNinois Teachers, State, 39. OTHER COLLEGES Morris Harvey, 45: Rio Grande, 38. Dubuque University, 38: Penn, 20. Kent State, 41: Baldwin-Wallace, 28. | John Carroll, 43: Niagara, 35. | Dayton University, 38; Rhode Island, 51. Kansas, 63; Southern Methodist, 31. Colgate, 61; Lafayette, 34. Oklahoma A. and M., 33: Lasalle, 186, Mount Union, 58; Bethany (W. Va.), 32. Towa Teachers, 30; Kirksville (Mo.) Teachers, 28. Oklahoma, 49; Arkansas, 36. New York University, 635; Mountelair [(N. 3) Teachers, 28. St. John's, 42: Springfield College, 39. Washington State, 38; Wayne. 335. Carnegie Tech, 43; Loyola (Chicago), 38. Long Island University, 6% Witten. berg, 30. | Oregon, 46; Temple, 36. | Seton Hall, 58; Mt. St. Mary's, 32. St. Francis (Brooklyn), 4%; Elkins, 43. Penn A, C., 50: Lehigh, 32. West Chester, 56: Albright, | Nebraska B, 51: Luther, 33. St, John's U,, 18; North Dakota State, 18. Reloit, m., 32. Michigan State, 32: Creighton, 30, T. C. UU, 38: North Texas Teachers, 20. | Tulsa, R01: Springfield (Mo.) Teachers, 28. | Howard Payne, 68; San Angela Junion

10: Indiana |

Davis

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18: North Central (Naperville,

[tempts

(There was a startling difference at {the foul line, where so many games

| ments for Butler,

(Lind rolled away to a 7-1 lead. Then | Steiner hit a long one, Gunn made!

as compared with the

ence play, but only nine of these str mark of 13 out of Bl. pia} ) won four straight league games and |

have been able to keep their slates three outside the conference. In| pa. clean in all their games, the South Central Seymour, unte- ja) Steele facing Dorve Roche in Strange as it seems, the three feated in the conference with three ‘Ne headliner will be offered by the leagues that have two undefeated victories, is in first place but has|Hercules A. ©. tonight at the AriCaders are fn in the Hope pu been beaten in non-conference coms mory, | 0 1¢ state—in the ortheastern petition. | & Conference and both the western |’ In the Southern League Wash Shee): scaling 218, and eastern divisions of the North- ington, Princeton and Bloomington 441% Cal, and ern Indiana High School Confer- are tied for first place with one|parts as the ra Froebel. ‘with § ctor] [conference victory apiece, but only |Dorve, a 222<pounder, is out of Deary Froebel, with four victories, Princeton boasts an undefeated rec, p and Gary Lew Wallace with three ord. In the Central Indiana con pre 1. Hi, arg io & favorite Vine; lare pacing the western loop while|ference Elwood leads with two|lic Das tossed some of the best in|” [South Bend Washington and South league triumphs, while Muncie Bur-|the game, Ray recently returned Bend Riley, each with one confer- ris and Peru have one victory each. from an invasion of wrestling rings (ence triumph, are the leaders in the But both Elwood and Peru have|in Australia, South Africa and New

Hawkeye An all-star wrestling card with

of this type are won. Butler made! seven out of 10 free throws, while Towa made only six out of 13. Those standbys in the Butler lineup, Bob Dietz, Byron (Ben) Gunn and Jerry Steiner, again put out most of the offensive and defensive heroics for the Bulldogs. Before the | final gun, Steiner fouled himself! out of the game, Charles Atkinson, a guard, also performed with dis-| tinction. His two field goals were! the first he has made this season. There were only two dark mo-

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CHAPEL HILL, N. C, Dec. (U. P.).—Coach Ray Wolf is not in| the running for the vacant job at Rice Institute, R. A. Fetzer, director of athletics at North Carolina University, said today. “Coach Wolf tells us he is happily situated here and has not in|dicated a desire to be released from | his contract, which has about four [years to run and which we naturany expect him to fulfill,” Fetzer | sa

Siegel and a free throw by Thomas aS Won two conferences games another crown with five wins and 245, rough and tumble Greek grap= He opposes Herbie Freeman, 240, Up Again, Down Again grid star, and Hans Schnable, 228, edge at the half. ; ll: y morrow night when the Akron pot at Augusta, Ga, April 4-17, Phillies Sign Scout, Steiner committed his last personal | Purdue last spring after three bril- | The other 12 new “Bobby Jones” scout and the release of two players Summary: |against Anderson for other Big Ten 1 Ml: Clayton Heafner, Char-|delphia and Wilmington, Del, | Joseph,e .. 0 0 Evans.e ... [championship last season; Bennie ®. J. Hamilton,c © 0 1 Soderaut't,e macher, Dallas, Tex.; Harry Givan, Outs in part payment for second (Shelbyville) | complete the list of Goodyear rook-|Y Mich. LD Vocke from St. John’s of Brooklyn, | foot six-incher from Nebraska, and Nick Frascella from Wooster are|-<A movement was under way toand has been with the Goodyears two vears. Chuck Bloedorn has construction of a municipal stadium on some city-owned property,

One of these came costern division. All are undefeated. heen beaten while Burris is riding | Zealand. They meet for two falls in the first few minutes of play [In the Northeastern Ft. Wayne an eight-game winning streak, out of three, when Towa on baskets by Dick “orth and Ft. Wayne South are un-| In the Southeastern Conference| Appearing in the semi-windup Evans, Vincent Harsha and Victor Gcieated in all games, but South Salem is well on the way toward will be George (Ory Baby Zaharias, while North, Auburn and Ft. Wayne| no defeats. The Lions have been|pler from Pueblo, Colo, who is | Central have won ‘one conference | beaten twice outside the conference, |showing locally for the first time in a fancy one-hander and Dietz sank | B year, Seorge Is jeder of se vais oF a tip-in to pull the Bulldogs even. A d Wi h | nown Zaharias “clan’ of matmen, Each one of the three performed his | n erson it | Byrd Invited to particular specialty, Jewish husky from New York who makes his initial Armory appear (Goodyear Team Masters’ Meet wee The Bulldogs then got out inl —— Len Macaluso, 226, former Colgate front, 15-11. Then came Butler's] second gloomy streak. Diegel and Cocne Anderson, former Franklin] NEW YORK, Dec. 10 (U. P), — Holland, meet in a return bout. Rudy Soderquist, sophomore guard, High School and Purdue University Sam Byrd of Philadelphia, former Schnable won a close one in (heir led the Hawkeye counter attack star, returns to the state where he yankee outfielder, has been invited Meeting of three weeks ago. 20-17 made his basketball reputation to to compete in the masters’ tournas In the second half it was almost | Goodyear: and Kamtsky All-Ameri- | basket for basket all the way. With cans Ot at But BR any ou in| Byrd, who understudied Babe Release 9 Players UN rule Hed 3 3h Ranh ay a National League game. Ruth before he gave up baseball I ee 0 utier eN| Anderson, wh ted f . {ine 3 Stel ¢ I's0 0 graduated from SOF 89% was a Ee OH PHILADELPHIA, Dee. 10 (U. P). oul and Siegel counted the free, players to com 0 ISL | ~The Philadelphia Phillies an- | 1 - throw, Lyle Neat hit from the side. UBIL Yon Hy rye on he Boller players who | nounced today the signing of a new and Butler kept possession for the ..ambiing for positions with Akron. |qualified for the final half minute to win the game.| qy.66 men who once competed | classic by their showings in the last|to Chattanooga of the Southern « Bu Open, 4. 5, Amateur, or P.l | Association, John P. (Jocko) Col= Butler a5 am Iteams will be on his side tonight. A. tournaments. are: John Bulla, |lins, former baseball coach at Philas G FTP FG ’ : D :. They include Wilbur Fox, who Lisle (Qummr . 3 1 Seat: 3 played on the Ohio State team lotte, N. C.; Matt Kowal, Philmont, SS gS pide Yo the scouting \ , sta 0 ond, a first baseman Is ; which won the Western Conference Pa.; Wilford Wehrle, Racine, Wis; . |Rikinsoné 3 3 3 Havens. } | I a Bing id and Gordon Troy, another infielder, Reg. 1 SPraeg.. 8 |Stephens, all-Big Ten forward for Oliver, Hornell, N. ¥.; Don Schu- Were released outright to the LookoS a 2 (the University of Iowa, and Jake Totals . 14 7 12| Totals .. 18 6 13/Nagode, former Northwestern for. Seattle, Wash.; Art Doering, Chi- iy by the Phils last dy Free throws missed: Butler, 8; Towa, 7 | ward. cago; George Dawson, Glen Bin, acquired by the Phils last season, Score at the half; fowa 20; Butler, 17" hyo masterners and a Southerner a; Rod Monday, White Plains, a (Indianapolis) | , and Emerick Kocsis, Lake Orion, R mp, ies. Coach Ray Detrick grabbed the . wo guards on the mythical all- Mi Claims Wolf Not | Eastern team of 1938-39, Jim Mont- . A 4 gomery from Villanova and Howard Ft. Way ne Seeks * Af J b R From the South came Joe Hitt, Mis- L B b ne ter Job at Rice from ne Sout eague Baseba | Steadying this nfw talent will be ——— 1 [five veterans. Floyd Ebaugh, sixFT. WAYNE, Ind, Dec. 19 (U. P). oh ri ie their second year in the day to bring organized baseball to Johnny McAdams played for Ft. Wayne. |Coach Detrick at Ohlo Wesleyan Sponsored by American Legion Post No. 47, the plan called for the three years of service at forward and Ray Morstadt is the oldest in| Earle W. Moss told the executive point of service with four | Vears. committee of the Legion post that —— [a major league interest would es-| [tablish a club in Ft. Wayne provided

“uncrowned champ.” |:

days is just like moving with a great caravan, Every car has a Tennessee license, and every car is packed with Tennessee rooters,

Shoot-the-Works McLemore

They make bets on the Volunteers | E M K tat h against the Southern California | wasnmarn, oo pil oie aii Trojans at every filling station.| prake University, Every time I stopped for gas today | versity, 39. I'd hop out and get into a hot| Wichita University, 36; Colorade College, argument over the game, When I|32 adjusted my motoring goggles ud] East Central State College, | Aggies, 31, dusted off my linen duster at yes- Bavior | University, 413 terday's Last Yop, I yeuined What 1 Oklahoma State Teachers, 31. had risked $12 of my Santa Anita| “gi. 55; Louisiana State, 39. nest egg on the Trojans. Against| geuthern MNiinois Teachers, 38; Western my will, too, because I like Ten | Teachers (Bowlin, Green, Kg) 32, nessee to win the game. Northeastern (Oklahoma) State College, 38; Oklahoma Military Academy, 186. But I couldn't resist the points| University at Utah, 53; Oregon Sta the boys were giving. They cer- “Trinity Ciera: 41; Delta — tainly love their team. One fat Teachers (Mississip D. , 38. 36. a fellow poked his head from a exas Tech, 38: Centenary, South Californi I trailer and gave me the Trojans | (overtime). AG pebaut, 42 and seven points as I adjusted the "Tinots, 41: Frinsetan, clioots spark ratchet of my machine and Bt, 31 scorched past him on a hill. You

47: New Mexico Uni-

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“He Is visiting with his wife's family in Texas as has been their custom at Christmas. They will go on to the West Coast, where he will address a football coaches meeting. "Before leaving here, Coach Wolf said Rice officials had requested an interview, He sald he might ‘drop in” if we had no objection.”

Southport Matmen Pin Ben Davis Team

Southport High School’s wrestling team turned in 34-15 victory over the Ben Davis grapplers yesterday at the Ben Davis gym. Victorious Southport wrestlers were Livingston, Griesmer, Robbins, Warman, Grieger, Higgins, Gregory and Roquet. Glenn Fruits and Joe Preda won matches for Ben Davis.

Lafayette, 35: Delp just can’t beat these Saxon road-| !

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sters. | Tomorrow, when I resume travel! CINCINNATI, O. Dec. 19 (U. P). with the Great Tennessee Trek I —Warren Giles, general manager of | am not going to be so free with the Cincinnati Reds, announced to-| my money. A team that is so seri- day that pitcher Gene Thompson ously bent on its task that it can't has signed his 1040 contract. bear the frivolity of band music, Thompson, only freshman hurler to and is so confident that it is only make good with the Reds last seataking a small squad, is mighty son, returned his signed contract by hard to bet against, mail,

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CHICAGO, , Dec, 10 (uv. P.) Paul Pirrone, veteran Cleveland middle weight who fought 16 world's champions during his 10-year career, announced today he was retired from the ring after his fourth round knockout last night at the hands of Joe Sutka, Detroit. Sutka, who weighed 159 pounds, floored Pirrone four times during the four rounds of their scheduled 10-round bout at Marigold Gardens. Pirrone weighed 163.

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CHICAGO, Dec. 10 (NEA) —Hack Wilson runs a tavern here and says he weighs 24 pounds less than when he was belting home runs for the Chicago Cubs.

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