Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 February 1940 — Page 17

£ Kautskys os Fall, 54-44

Goodyears Come From Behind to Win.

The Akron Goodyears staged a second-half rally and again whipped the Kautskys, 54 to 44, in a freescoring contest last night at Southport’s High School gym, Dropping long shots with deyastating accuracy, the - Goodyears came from behind at the start of the third quarter to double the

77-5 Says 'Apostoli Will ill Win

Freddie Meets B Bettina in Garden Bout Tomorrow For Crack at Conn.

CHICAGO, Feb. 1 (U. P)—" None can say that the late University of Chicago football I

Ore The BACKBOARD |

By J. E. O'BRIEN,

athletics revealed ‘today t 2%. one Chicago player was employed off campus as a magician’s - assistant. He was not identified.

IS IT "TRUE what they say about Greenwood ? That was the question we popped at Jean Bradnick of the Franklin Star, a fellow who's on the best of terms with - Johnson County basketball. Could we expect Greenwood to ~ preserve its string of 14 victories? Just how far did he think our neighbors south on U. S. 31 would go in the tour- - naments? That's what we

Gage Is Lost for. S Blue Devils’ Tilt

Shortridge’s hopes for victory against Lebanon there tomorrow.

By LESLIE AVERY United Press Staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, Feb. 1—It’s. about] as close to an even match as any promoter could dream up, but the

.. @sm at the Masonic Home.

wanted to know.

“They’re everything folks

are - saying,” Bradnick reported. “Not the sort of playmates, naturLy. for teams like South Side or ashington, but tough enough in their own class. The team, as you know, is built around Herbert, a center definitely on the smooth side. And he gets able support from the other four. Greenwood’s substitutes run more to the gradeschool size, but they've shown they can get up and romp when the second alarm comes in. “Of course, Fuzzy Vandivier builds his Franklin teams to hit their peak near the end of February. Then there's that record the Grizzlie Cubs have to uphold — you know, never a sectional loser. Seriously, though, the Franklin fans are worried.” “They should be.” The gentleman who had taken the floor was Coach Claude Weeks of the Masonic Home. “I can’t speak for Greenwood, but Fuzzy had better look out for our boys. George Crowe was all that saved them last year after we had taken care of GreenWood. We'll be tough again this year.” “Or next,” put in Bradnick. “All of Claude's first five will be back,” he explained. Mr. Weeks wanted to add a word about thé basketball enthusi“You've never heard anything like the rooting of the boys out there. The team’s confident, too. Big floors,

big crowds, big opponents—nothing scares: em.

Okeh, Mr. Weeks, we'll watch Evar

both Steenwood ang Masonie Home.

At the Top Agni

BACK JIN THE 1934-35 season Coach | Janis P. (Hunk) PFrancis|Ti thought he had a pretty fair basketball team. The Jeffersonville home folk thought so, too, and in time Indiana agreed. That team, which included such - lads as Bill Johnson, Ernie Andres and bby Thompson, finished its regular schedule undefeated and moved into the sectional. Nobody could stop the Red Devils there and. ney flavansed to the regional. But all the while wise guys were popping out of dressing room doorways with that. old reminder: “An

unbeaten team never wins the s.

Hunk and his Red Devils as they romped into the Butler Fieldhouse and into the final game. But there they fell, after 30 straight victories, before Archie Chadd’s Anderson Indians, 23-17.

Francis’ door all along began to howl for blood now. They . said Francis had failed to coach the team properly during the title game and eventually swayed Hunk’s staunch supporters. Francis was given his walking papers. His next stop was at Windfall (pop. 734), where his teams immediately revealed his old touch. Then up a step to neighboring Elwood. Last week his club defeated South Side of Ft. Wayne, 28-26, which is no mean feat when you consider South Side still is ranked No. 1 in Indiana by most observers. It has been a brilliant comeback for Hunk. And you can’t blame him if he smiles with vengeance at the Jeffersonville clique which outmaneuvered him and his friends five years ago. . 8 8 =

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more daring bettors were risking as much as 7 to 5 today that Freddie Apostoli takes Melio Bettina again in their 15-round fight in Madison Square Garden tomorrow night. The two boys have a lot in common. Both are of Italian extrac-

tion. Both have been recognized as champions of the world in New York State. Both measure 32 inches around the waist. Both have taken a couple of lickings from - light heavyweight champion Billy Conn. Both still have ambitions of beating Conn. That’s what the Apostoli-Bettina return scrap is all about. They are fighting to decide which will get a shot at the 175-pound. title. Promoter Mike Jacobs has promised the winner a championship match against the winner of the ConnGus Lesnevich title affair in Miami Feb, 28. Jacobs hasn't decided the site of the winner vs. winner bout yet, but the odds are that it will be staged at Detroit in March. The longer distance apparently works to the advantage of Apostoli, who got up off the canvas three times in the first three rounds to

.|overtake Melio with a strong fin-

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“Greyhounds

ve 1 Win No. 10 Indiana Central captured its 10th Indiana College Conference bas-

a0 ketball game last night in a high

scoring duel “with Valparaiso’s

-|Uhlans, unable so far to win one

conference game, The score was 54 to 51. In the second game of the night St. Joseph’s pulled ahead in the

.| final three minutes to defeat Illinois 5001 Wesleyan, 40 to 38.

Two conference games are scheduled tonight, bringing Rose Poly to Wabash and Central Normal to St. Joseph’s. Koepke High Scorer George Crowe of Franklin, an and Brenneman, veteran Greyhound. forward, engaged in a double scoring race with Koepke and Weber, Valparaiso forwards, on the Indiana Central court with the Indianapolis pair triumphing, although Koepke, who looped 21 points, won high scoring honors. Crowe counted 17, Weber, 15 and Brenneman, 13. Valparaiso led, 29 to 28, at the half, and the score was tied at

44 and 49 before Crowe and a

brother freshman, Don Saylor, sank fielders to pull the Greyhounds through. w= St. Josephs Stars Early St. Josephs started early against Illinois Weslyean and led until only fwo minutes remained in the first half. Then the invaders looped two quick field goals to take a 21 to 17 edge at the intermission. The Pumas trailed for many minutes after the game resumed but finally squeezed out a 38 to 37 lead with three minutes to go. At that juncture, Hoffman counted his fourth bucket of the night to put it on ice. Hoffman scored 11 points for the winners while Anderson was high for Wesleyan with 10 counters.

ORTURA

“FOR TH THOSE, wo DEMAND y

|Owner Charles S. Howard would test his ‘handicap champion in a

‘Coach Glenn Curtis and Capt. Stanley Smith chart some of the strategy which has enabled Indiana State Teachers College to stage a basketball comeback this season. games and lost two and their State Conference record is four won and one lost. They play Manchester at Terre Haute tomorrow and come to Indianapolis Saturday to battle Indiana Central.

The Sycamores have won nine

By HENRY M'LEMORE . United Press Staff Correspondent LOS ANGELES, Feb. 1.—Seabiscuit has been scratched from so many Santa Anita races because of rain in the past week, that it was rumored here today he would be shipped to New York to make his first comeback attempt in Madison Square Garden. Unconfirmd reports said that

mile gallop on the Garden's indoor

You Should Have Heard ’Em Boo When Seabiscuit Stayed in Out of the Rain

track against a brilliant field of milers such as Glenn Cunningham, Lou Zamperini, Archie San Romani and Chuck Fenske. The only thing that is holding up the shipping of Seabiscuit to New York is an impeachable rumor that there is a leak in the Garden roof and that in case of rain a few drops of water might drip through any ¢ spot the red and white Howard sil Seabiscuit’s latest withdrawal from a race came yesterday, and

Down the Alleys—

One hundred four local teams have entered the A. B. C. tourney to be held this year at Detroit, Neil C. King, first vice president, announced today. Warning that no entries will be accepted after midnight tonight, Mr. King predicted that about 120 teams from the city will enter. It will be the third consecutive year that more than 100 teams have signed here. Entries will be accepted until midnight at 121 N. Bosart St., and

calling IR-7928. - More than 6000 teams are expected to compete for the national title.

wall last night to set the pace in the local ‘alleys. Rolling games of 243, 237 and 235 in Indianapolis League competition at Pritchett’s, Bert Bruder heads the maplemen today with a nifty 715. Next behind him is Manuel Schonecker of the same league, who came through with a 701. Though not in the 700 class, Johnny Murphy of the same, strong

some compliments. In rolling a 663 total, Johnny got a 290 for his second game, starting with a spare and then crashing the pins for 11 consecutive strikes. The 500 ranks:

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3 8 TATE SOLLEGES St. Joseph's, 40; Illinois Wesleyan Indiana Central, 5: ir paral,

Noblesville, 39; FR hedral, 34. PROFESSIONALS Akron Goodyears, 54; Kautsky AllAmbsiesns, 44. Chicago Braint, 38; Jshkash, 83. HER COLLEGES

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Kinek Signed

EAST LANSING, Mich.,, Feb. 1 (U. P.).—Mike Kinek of Whiting, Ind. 202-pound end and co-captain of Michigan State’s 1939 football team, last night revealed he had signed a contract with the Cleveland Rams for the 1940 season.

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local’s last-half count. Jim Montgomery dropped in five field goals, and ‘former Purdue All-America Gene Anderson bagged 10 points.

.| rebound work of Floyd Ebaugh, was the “suaw that broke the camel's ack.”

| court play of Ebaugh in the first half by chalking up 18 points be-

"| rage functioned. Montgomery and Vocke hit five longs, Stephens got loose for a moment to make five

This, coupled with the exceptional

Young and Andres offset the all-

tween them, but in the third period the Goodyears’ siege-gun bar-

points and Anderson started flipping the’ ball all’ over the place for pivot-feeding. Then Andres got hot again for the Kautskys to bag 11 points, and bring the eventual losers within four points of the Akron

night received a setback today when. it was nounced that Dick Gage, only letterman on the squad, will : out because of the of a knee injury. The knee was hurt two weeks ago in a game with Cathedral.

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Dick Gage

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with an infected foot, Larry Yeager, returned to practice yesterday. <-

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8! gambled Seabiscuit’s soundness on 803 around the corner.

04| if the game little cuss comes up to 3 the handicap sound he’ll take it all.

when his declaration was announced shortly before he was to go to the post in- the sixth against a field of assorted articles named Heelfly,

and Hysterical, a boo of such proportions that it shattered electric light bulbs on the tote board and withered the less hardy flowers in the infield garden, went up. It didn’t bother Mr. Howard, how-

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powerhouse. : Gene Anderson worked the ball around some more for roint “feeds” to cinch the victory. The local Goodyear quintet downed the Farmer's Co-Op of Indiana by a 32-26 score, in the cur-tain-raiser.

The summary:

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patients for constipation and the head. aches, lack of energy and mental dulls ness which often result. This wise Dostor knew liver bile must

to handle him as he sees fit. It has been said that Mr. Howard has no intention of allowing the customers to dictate to him until they start paying for the hay and grain for his stable; footing the bill Jor an picking up the tab on his losses at the end of the year. I am in complete accord with Mr. Howard's stand. After all, he brought the horse. along from a common plater to the position he now holds. So he must know some-| thing about the horse. After all, the four races Seabiscuit declined to enter in the past week were worth only a total of $15,500. Mr. Howard would be on the mailing list of all the psychiatrists if he

a cheap race when a fortune is just And I mean just around the corner, too, because

Dodgers Buy Tex NEW YORK, Feb. 1 (U. P.).—The Brooklyn Dodgers, always scouting baseball’s boneyard for lost talent, today announced purchase of Pitcher Tex Carleton, formerly of the Cards and Cubs, from the Milwaukee Club of the American Association.

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