Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 December 1940 — Page 11
"SATURDAY, DEC. 14, Bowl for Gold At the Antlers
Competition began this afternoon for the $200 top prize in the Antler Alleys Pot-O’-Gold bowling tournament, with more teams taking the drives this evening. Late entries were expected to set a new record for the 14-year-old meet, which up to last night had
attracted 149 teams, one shy of the 1933 field. A total of 24 teams was to compete today, and 48 more will roll throughout tomorrow. Teams will have a starting handicap equal to 75 per cent of the difference between 1050 and their league averages. Besides the top prize, teams will compete for 21 other prizes ranging from $10 to $100. Last nights best bowling score in league competition was turned in by Bob Kelly, who put together games of 224, 234 and 224 for a 692 total in the Washington League at the Illinois Alleys. Carl Walraven took second place with his 670, made in the Murphy's Tavern League at the West Side plant. Kenny Christensen, also rolling in the Washington League, took thrid place with a 668. The list of “600” | bowlers:
Bob Kelly, Washington Carl Wa raven, Murphy’ SE Tarun, Ken Christensen, ashin s108. Harold Bogle, Gold Medal. . Fonnie Snyder, Real Estate Tutterow, Washington Fred Estle, Federal .... Tom Casserly, Jess Smythe, National Paul Moore, Fox-Hunt Classic K. Rohrberg, Construction Panl Gentry, U. S. Tires.. Les Brandt, Construction. edford, Construction Gib Smit Y. Paul Field, Fox-Hunt Classic. Halliburton, Bireley’s Beverage Behrens, Construction = Larry
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Potsy to Speak
NORTH ° MANCHESTER, Ind, Dec. 14 (U. P) —Potsy Clark, coach of the Detroit Lions professional football team, today has been named speaker at the annual Manchester College football banquet to be held next Wednesday.
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Pitt Stays Out
PITTSBURGH, Dec. 14 (U. P.) —John L. Griffith, commissioner of athletics in the Western Conference, attended the University of Pittsburgh footfall banquet last night and told interviewers that Pitt's membership in the Conference has never been discussed. “The status of the University of Pittsburgh as regards the Western Conference has not- changed a bit since our initial arrangement,” Major Griffith said. 3 The ~ “arrangement” announced Feb. 1, 1939, is a, mutual agreement under which Pitt adheres to Big Ten Conference rules and submits * athletic problems to Major Griffith to solve.
CHARLOTTE, N. C., Dec. 14 (U. P.) —Southern Conference coaches today gave themselves a clean bill of health, announcing that they had been unable to find any violations of coaching ethics this year and that it would be completely unnecessary to draft a “code of ethics.” . The “code” was suggested at last year’s meeting when Coach Wallace Wade of Duke and Jess Neely, then coach at Clemson, charged that certain Conference coaches had offered contracts to high school football players and presented - other players with “expensive gifts.” Public airing of these troubles apparently cleared up the matter, the coaches said, and during the past year “there was not a single violation of this nature reported.” Furthermore, the coaches said,
there were no other violations of the ethical code of any kind. The coaches selected Rex Enright of South Carolina as president of their committee and named Wil-
Tech Frosh Win
The Tech freshman basketball team today boasted victories over two county contingents, the first, a 21-9 conquest of Speedway and the second, a 38-23 triumph over Warren Central on the home floor yesterday. ;
Michigan Is Beaten COLORADO SPRINGS, Dec. 14 (U. P.).—Colorado College’s veteran hockey team defeated the University of Michigan last night, 7 to 3. The teams play again tonight.
The South Annodices Is Football Is Pure
liams (Doc) Newton of North Carolina State as secretary. The executive committee of the conference, meanwhile, met in executive session to discuss proposed constitutional amendments. Its recommendations will be presented to the general conference meeting today when it was believed George Washington University would be admitted to the loop to fill the vacancy left when the University of Virginia withdrew several years ago in opposition to the now-defunct Graham plan,
Ramsey Cue Winner
Walter Ramsey scored a 50-35 victory over Joe Pilz in 71 innings last night in the state three-cushion billiard tournament at Harry Cooler’s parlor.
Thesz to Meet Fraley ol Mat
Louis Thesz will e the semiwindup spot on the mat card at the Armory next Tuesday night where Ray Steele appears in defense of his title against Ray Villmer. Pat Fraley, 225, the aggressive Nebraska grappler, will tackle the
921235-pound Thesz, who is from St. gos Louis and ruled for a short time
as king of the heavies. The headliner will mark the second time this season that the rugged Ray Villmer, 222, of St. Louis,
¢42|has had an opportunity to battle
Steele. In their first meeting, Villmer got away to a fast start by grabbing the first fall and contin-
632 | ued to go strong, only to lose the ¢ | verdict with only three minutes re-
maining in their 90-minute time
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The first Steele-Villmer encounter was a lively affair and some of Villmer’s followers believe that he has a strong chance of upsetting the titleholder when they grip next Tuesday night. Steele scales 218 and is from California.
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Pennsy -Gym: : Morning 10—Local Motion FI 11—-0z_ Wizards Ns, Yah gkiashes, 12—Indianapolis Flashes vs. E. C. Atkins, Afternoon and’ Evening
klandon vs. Beveridge Paper. r’'s Tavern vs. Eastern Coal, Drikold vs. Franklin Short’s Cafe. l—Mallory Kentuckians vs. Foster Forbes. 5—Morton-X vs. Monarch Steel. 6—West .Side Merchants vs. Good Will Industries. 7—St. John’s vs. St. 8—Guarantee Oil vs. i Hotel.
Last nights 4 fesulis at Pennsy: Shawnee, n-X, 34. ’ Kingan Reliablag, a Seven Kay Jewelry, 28; Shamrocks,
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Tomorrow’s schedule in the EmRoe Girls Big Six League at the Hoosier Athletic Club: 2—'I'riangle Club vs. Seven Up.
3—Real Silk big Blue Ribbon De Cream. 4—R. C. A. vs. Hoosier A. C.
Fourteen teams compose the C. Y. O. senior leagues which open play tomorrow. League No. 1 will play at the Cathedral gym, while League No. 2 will play at the Sacred Heart gym. Tomorrow’s pairings: League No. 1
1:30—St. Joan of Arc vs. Cathedral. 2:30—Plaza Club vs. Holy 'Irinity, 3:30—Little Flower vs. Holy Name.
‘League No, 2
1:30—8t. Philip vs. Crusaders. 2:30—~Sacred Heart vs. St. Patrick, 3:30—Shamrocks vs. Holy Rosary.
FORMER TEACHER DIES AURORA, Ind;, Dec. 14 (U. P.).—
Nathan Lee Richmond, 84, former ;
business school teacher in Kankakee, Ill, and Aurora, died yesterday
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The Jordan Conservatory of Music ran into the rather embarrassing predicament of having more potential recipients than presents for their annual Christmas party. But conservatory officials called on WIRE for assistance, and a satisfactory solution has been effected. The Christmas party takes the form of an orchestra concert conducted by Fabien Sevitzky. And the presents were free seats for the performance at the Murat on Tuesday night at 8:30. Requests soon used up all the tickets, and the public kept clamoring for more. So Miss Ada Bicking, the school’s director, arranged with the local station to broadcast 30 minutes of the concert from the Murat, beginning at 10:30 p. m. the disappointed ticketseekers and the rest of the radio audience Mr. Sevitzky will lead the 92 student players in the Overture to Glinka’s “Russland and Ludmilla” Overture and Tschaikowsky's “Nutcracker” Suite. Miss Bicking will give a brief greeting at the start of the broadcast. There will be two two guest conductors in the non - broadcast concert. Leon Zawisza, the In- . dianapolis Symphony’s concert= master, will conduct the Mozart Concerto for Flute and Harp, with James Hosmer and Lynne ‘Wainwright, also orchestra members, as soloists. Mr, Sevitzky And Dr. Hugo Grimm will be on hand te lead the performance of
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® 2 8 The New York PhilharmonicSymphony Orchestra’s broadcast schedule is tough on the swing fans, for it has left Benny Goodman off the air. The versatile clarinetist made his debut with the Philharmonic this week, playing the Mozart A Major Concerto. But his two appearances didn’t fall in the series, which includes the Sunday afternoon performances. So e . swing-sweet-and-serious virtuoso will be missing from tomorrow’s broadcast. | However, there’s a very capable substitute (that derogatory identification is for swing enthusiasts only) in the person of Joseph Schuster, the orchestra’s principal cellist. For his solo appearance Mr. Schuster has selected the Mozart Cello Concerto. * Also on the program are the Overture to Weber's “Oberon”| and the Brahms Symphony No. 2. This will be John Barbirolli’s last radio stint before his midwinter vacation. For the four weeks beginning next Sunday his place will be taken by Dmitri Mitropoulos, the brilliant conductor of the e-| apolis Symphony Orchestra. 8 a8 8 .
The New Friends of Music Orchestra, conducted by Fritz Stiedry, will begin a series of 10 broadcasts from Carnegie Hall in New York at 5:05 p. m. tomorrow on NBC-Blue. On the program is the world premiere of Arnold ~ Schoenberg's Second Chamber Symphony. This is the first symphonic work from Schoenperg’s pen in 25 years. : 2 @® ”
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