Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 December 1940 — Page 28
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By J. E. O'BRIEN
THE CHIEF concern of ‘Butler basketballers these
days are those black marks that go in Tony Hinkle’s notebook at each afternoon class. All bad passes, dribbles and shots are recorded by Hink, ‘and daily grades are distributed after each scrimmage. The “A” and “B” students natur= ‘ally will be closer to varsity berths than those below the class average. . | At yesterday’s practice the first five was composed of Capt. Bop Dietz and James McCray, forwards; Jack Clayton, center, and Bill Hamilton and Lyle Neat, guards. These five seniors, priv . ileged to keep their shirts on, battled to a 22-22 tie with the “skins” in a 20-minute session. + When it was over, [Tony complained chiefly of the spotty defense work. The Bulldogs scoot
like lubricated lightning on attack, though, neighbor.
“In the North Central
Six of the seven games coming up this week-end in the North Central Conference are strictly family affairs. Here's the complete league card: | : Friday | ‘New Castle at Anderson. Frankfert at Muncie.
Lafayette at Richmond. Marion at Logansport.
Saturday New Castle at Lafayette. Kokomo at Tech. Marion at Tipton. |
Muncie and New Castle will be making their first| conference starts, while Lafayette and Frankfort will be striving to protect their perfect slates., They say that Coach Orville Hooker has gona back to an old love—slefense—since his Marion Giants have lost their first two league games. Logansport should test Ie quality of Mr. “Hooker's WO00-~ g
City warfare is gelling an early start in Ft. Wayne. This weekend Central and North tangle in what looks like a close one. Although North won three straight from the downtowners last season, Central already has three games and an extra week of practice to its advantage this tirke. North Side put on a ragged sho last week-end in defeating Masonic Home of Franklin, 26-18.
Last ‘year it was “Gone With the wind.” This year it’s “Gone With the Draft.”
‘lent League:
Kantskys Trip Globe Trotters
RUSHVILLE, Dec. 5.~ dropping ‘three consecutive games'to the Harlem Globe Trotters, world’s professional basketball champions, Indianapolis Risky salvaged the final tilt of the - series last night, f
and Mark Ertel § with 20 points with 14 points set the pace in § the Kautskys scoring column. Elwood Yeager, former Purdue University star, made his debut § with the Indianapolis team and was credited with some classy defensive work. The Kautsky team will make its next home appesdrance at Butler Fieldhouse Dec. 27, with the famed Celtics as their oppon-
ents. \J Aggies Decline Pittsburgh Bid
PITTSBURGH, Dec. 5 (U. P.)— The Texas A. & M. football team last night rejected an invitation to play a post-season game with Duquesne University under the sponsorship of the Dapper Dan Club here. Coach Homer Norton of the Southwest Conference team notified Dapper Dan officials that the Texas A. & M. athletic council voted yesterday against the team’s participation in any outside bowl game. The contest would have been played here on Jan. 1. “Thank you very much for inviting us,” Norton said. “We hope you will invite us again net year, when we may be able to aceept. »
Amateurs
BASKETBALL Tonight’s schedule in the BushFeezle Thursday League at the Pennsy Gym: 7:30—Stewart Warner Ranges vi. Edgewood Merchants. S30-O0mas Bakery vs. Schwitzer-Cum-9:30— Wilkinson Lumber vs. Lilly Varnish.
Last night's results at Pennsy Gym: Drikold, 88; Trimble Oil, 22. Weidemann Beer, 28; Liehr’s Tavern, 19. . Eastern Coal, 35; DeGolyer Printers, 24. Results in the Em-Roe Sunday School League:
Second Friends. 21
; Union Trust, 26. 101 Class, 27; £ Presbyterian, 22. Christamore A. Cc. ., 34; Clermont, 32.
Scores in the Em-Roe Independ-
i Green Shields, 41; Star Society, 30. Decatur R .C., 63; Crown x, 13. Geo. J. Mayer, 31; Olive Branch, 16.
Lawson Is Named Logansport Pro
LOGANSPORT, Ind. Dec. 5 (U. "P.) —Eddie - Lawson, 23, adssistant pro at the’ Hillcrest Country Club of Indianapolis, today was named pro-manager of the Logansport Municipal Golf Course for 1941
Engel to Remain As Lookout Prexy
ATLANTA, Ga., Deeg. Joe Engel,- the “bush league Barnum,” today spiked rumors that he planned to quit as president of the Chattanooga Lookouts. Engel said he expected the club to be turned back to the Washington Senators, but that he would remain at Chattanooga and continue to take care of the business end of the organization.
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STATE COLLEGES Defiance, 353; Indiana Tech, 88. OTHER COLLEGES
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TROLLEY PROPOSAL HERRING SET DEC. 18
LA ‘public hearing on the Indianapolis: Railways, Inc., proposal to éxtend the Brightwood trackless trolley line will be held Dec. 18 and city officials anticipate a battle. Extension of the line from its
Forest Manor Ave. involves abancdonment of the present feeder bus line which covers the same terri-
If the proposal goes through, residents of Adams St. from 25th to 40th Sts. and of LaSalle and Dearborn Sts, from 25th St. to Roosevelt Ave, who are now served by the feeder bus, would be left without immediate access to a transportation line. Favoring the trackless trolley exfension are residents of newly developed sections east of Sherman Drive between 34th and 38th Sts., who arent keen on transferring from the Brightwood trolley to the {feeder bus. This group is repreleague, which is favoring the change. The railways company is anxious for the feeder bus elimination be-| cause the line loses $11,00 0a year.
YOUTH SENT TO FARM | FOR FALSE ALARMS
“A 16-year-old high school boy admitted in Municipal Court today that he turned in false alarms so he could see the fire department trucks He admitted,” further, that he turned in one by taxi the night of
Nov. 30 at Capitol Ave. and McCarty St. - He and six other youths took
the cab from downtown, he said,
and he pulled the alarm. Police, as well as the fire depart-
driver told them he had let the seven out at the corner. Police eventually found some one who recognized the youth and he was arrested yesterday at the high schoal. Fire Prevention Chief Bernard Lynch told Judge Pro Tem. George Rinier that there have been 110 false alarms since Sept. 1. Judge Rinier fined the youth $1, and costs and sentenced him to serve 60 days on the Indiana State Farm. .
ACCUSED IN DEATH ‘OF ESTRANGED WIFE
LOUISVILLE, Ky., Dec. 5 (U. P.).
swimming pool in suburban Jeffersontown, was arraigned in Police Court on a charge of murdering his 21-year-old wife and maliciously shooting a policeman in a downtown street. On motion of Maas’ counsel, further hearing was postponed until Dec. 12. Meanwhile, Maas was held in jail without bond. Maas is accused of having shot and killed his estranged auburn- || haired wife, Nadyne Heady Maas, in a crowded % treet yesterday while Christmas shoppers looked on. The couple had been separated since . shortly after -their marriage last summer. Each had-been mar-
“I didn’t mean to shoot her,” Maas said at police headquarters. “She wouldn’t come back to me and I still loved her.”
AERO MAYFLOWER SALESMEN MEET
The Aero Mayflower Transit Co. of Indianapolis will hold its fourth annual sales school at the Columbia Club tomorrow and Saturday. More than 100 salesmen from leading furniture warehouses all over the country are expected to attend. Among the speakers at tomorrow’s session will be P. A. Cooling, E. S. Wheaton, H. S. Evans and Merle. Sidener, all of Indianapolis. Tom Collins, assistant to the publisher of the Kansas City Journal and well-known entertainer, will be featured at the banquet tomorrow evening. Highlight of Saturday’s meeting will be a visit to the Aero Mayflower Transit Co.’s offices, van factory and maintenance shops. The Mayflower offices are in the Hogan Transfer & | Storage Corp., 863 Massachusetts Ave., and the factory and shops are close by.
HILLIS’ GAMPAIGN COST OVER $13,000
KOKOMO, Ind., Dec. 5 (U.P.).—[l Expenses of Glen R. Hillis’ unsuccessful campaign for the Indiana Governorship totaled $13,432.57, according to his campaign statement filed today in the Howard County Clerk’s office. Mr. Hillis, the only major Republican State candidate to lose in the Nov. 5 election, was defeated by Henry F. Schricker. Largest single expense was $4000
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WHITMORE—Samuel A., age 82; father of Arthur, Walter, Gertrude, Florence, Catherine and Helen, passed away Thursday. Services at ‘the Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary, Saturday at 1. ends inJitay B Burial Crown Hill, Priends may call at the mortuary.
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