Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 December 1940 — Page 11
MONDAY, DEC. 16, 1940
* Harold (Hal) Jackson, Providence defenseman, came fo the hockey Capitals in a deal closed today. Although he's only 22, Jackson has had seven years of organized hockey experience and has seen action with the Chicago Black Hawks, Cleveland and the Reds. He's also a professional baseball player in the Michigan-Ontario League and batted .400 last year. Hal
was born at Cedar Springs, Ontario, and his home is now in Windsor. He's still single.
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half the Big Ten this week by Keeping, an eye on Butler. After losing to Indiana by three points the fancy dans of Fairview beat out Ohio State Saturday hight, 51-49. Wednesday night they] will play the homeless Wildcats of | : Northwestern at the ' Fieldhouse |
and on Saturday night will entertain Michigan,
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- The Bulldogs led Ohio State, 25-22, at the half, but the 4644 fans figured the Bucks could come back with a rally such as beat West Virginia earlier in the week! But Butler was the one that came back, building the score to 41-30 and.then attempting tofreeze the ball. Uncanny Buckeye marksmanship nearly ruined Butler—but not quite. 2 = 2
It’s the Style to Run
Butler came back to Indianapolis with tales of Ohio State speed. “We thought Indiana ran,” said one, “but the Hoosiers were Just loping glongside those Buckeyes.” And that brings up the subject of the Bulldogs’ next game with Ohio State here Feb. 1. On the night previous Hinkle's boys will play St. Joseph at Philadelphia and it’s no secret that the “Philly boys prefer the jackrabbit style of play, too. The question is whether the Bulldogs can chase firewagons two nights in a row.
Cage Scores
LOCAL HIGH SCHOOLS Shortridge, 33; Southport, 27. New Castle, 38; Tech, anual, 22; Masonic Home, 20 (over-
e). De atur Central, 38; road Ripple, 22. Howe, 26; Zionsville, 21. Greenfield, 26; Cathedral, 2551 Atlanta, 41; Silent Hoosie . Moral Township, (Shelby Bday, Crispus Attucks,
STATE COLLEGES
Ohio Neale Jo. Indiana, 53; Marshall, 22. Earlham, 48; Cedarville, 32.
Dayton, 40; St. Joseph’ Western (Mich.) State. Pie Franklin, 35.
Manchester, 44: Tay} 38. no City, 51.
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" Butler, 51;
Arkansas State. Manchester, Hanover, 57; Tri-State, 42; Koti, 31.
STATE. HIGH SCHOOLS
Ben Davis, 32; Speedway. 25. Anllerson, 36; My ncie, 28. Kokomo, 41; Peru, 28 Cons ' (South rs, 33: University School (Bloomington) Smithville, 19. $ Argos, 29; Etna Green, 25 Central (Ft. Wayne), 31; "Central Catholis (Ft. Wavne), 28. Sullivan, 23: Garfield J Herre Haute), 21. Odon ewber , North Side (Ft. Waynes. 40; Hammond,
2, roaiel (Gary), 31; Emerson (Gary), 29
» ” s 8 . NOTES FROM A TATTERED SCOREBOARD. . . . Tech has the stuff to make it hot for future foes, we believe. The - . Big Green has lots of height in Ray Hurley, Dick Plummer and Harry. Hagans, and they like to punch the ball in close. . . . In the end, it was New Castle’s accurate sniping that cost them a | overtime.) 38-34 decision Saturday night. Hamming Tech, 61; {East i 0 Beb Win = the mite of Fontan, 3 Slate Heirs Haute), 27. e Tech clu ut he enjoys mix- 30: Winamac, 19. 7 ing it up with boys with more Nashville, A: on a. 32, [ altitude. . . . The Trojans haven't | Wapsag: 38: Sidney, = achieved the polish they had at | Culver, 34; John Adams (South Bend), tournament time last year. . . . oblate Ls a slick Sentral Catholic (South Bend), 30; ball handler and: floor worker but | 2°" 27; Reitz, (Evansville), 25. HENDRICKS COUNTY TOURNEY
he likes to take his shots. Plainfield, 30; Stilesville, 25. Pittsboro, 31; Danville, 26. Plainfield, 21; Pittsboro, 35 (final) TIPTON COUNTY TOURNEY
Sharpsville, 35: Goldsmity, 13. Windfall, 35: Prairie Sharpsviile, 33; Windeall, 21 (final)
OTHER COLLEGES Michigan, 36; Michigan Normal, 16. Long Island ‘University. io Eo 31.
Bedford, 26. 21
Washington
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Grab Honors
NEW YORK, Dec. 16 (U, P)— The St. Louis Browns, despite their} sixth place standing in the American League last season, landed four ~ players on the all-league defensive club based on the official fielding averages released today. The Cleveland ‘Indians placed two men. oh the team, and the Boston Red Sox, |- Chicago White Sox and Detroit Tigers supplied one each. The "American League's all-star fielding team follows: 1B—George McQuinn, ‘St. Louis Browns, .992; 9B—Boby Doerr, Boston Red Sox, 977; 3B—Harold Olift, St. Louis Browns, 959; SS—Louis Boudreau, Cleveland Indians, .968; LF—Barney ‘McCosky, Detroit Tigers, 983; CF— Walter Judmich, St. Louis Browns, 989; RF—Mike Kreevich, ‘Chicago White Sox, .982; C—Rollie Hemsley, Cleveland Indians, .994; P—Vernon Kennedy, St. Louis Browns, 1.000. Although the Browns monopolized f{ndividual honors in fielding, they did not win the club fielding title. The Yankees and Indians tied for that, eagh: with .975, followed by the Browns with “074.
ett 2 ) Capital, 32. Oberlin, 46; Allegheny. 40. Wooster, 45: Miami, Ohio University, 69; Xavier Cincinnati), Case, 50; Carnegie Tech, Bowling ‘Green (0.), 48; Kent State, 2%. - University of Connecticut, Brown, 36. . 36: Beloit, 3b, and M., 32: City. College
Maragette, 20. 54: Doane, 24. aho
Nebraska. 35; . Kansas State
Towa State, 31; dley, Tulsa, 39; Pittsburg (Kas.) Teachers, Lawrence Tech. 48; Ferris Instit 29. Illinois State Normal, 34: Millikin, 3. Missouri, 34: St. Louis University, Texas, 32; Southwest Texas nna 36. 5 Washington and Jefferson, 64; Wittenere, Westminster, 49: Slipnery Rock, 28. y 243 Illinois Tech, Manhattan, 43; etre "36. Washburn, 33; Emporia State, 24. Detroit, 46; Assumption, 25. Arkansas, 46: Drury College, 20. Dartmouth, 44; Fordham, 40. : '34; Springfield
Frankin and Marshall, (Mass.). Yale, Th ‘Trinity; 40. Akron U.. 41; Niagara U., 24. : Oregon State College, 39; Utah State Agrictltural College, “52; North Texas
Southern Methodist, Teachers, 50. Texas Tech, 35; Texas Christian, 27. College Football Denver, 19; Hawaii, 16.
Xavier (New Orleans), 13; Prairie] View (Texas), 0.
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ers will portray the role of Mary Grey, who enters the home of the wealthy Mr. Borden, ; played by Mr, Miss Rogers Arnold, and succeeds in straightening things out in the unhappy Borden household. Mr. Howard and Miss Perry por{tray the spoiled children of Mr. Borden who have no use for their dad except as a source of revenue. It’s a light comedy selected by Mr. DeMille as an ideal play leading into the Christmas season. Miss Rogers’ last appearance on the Radio Theater was a year ago when she ‘had the lead in “Bachelor Mother. > #2 8 Tonight's Daven ehainrion.
Louis and Al McCoy is to be:broadcast starting at 9 o'clock over WENR. : ” ”n 8 Friday Dec. 13 marked the, first anniversary on the air for Dorothy Gregory, Scattergood Baines’ actress. She celebrated - the occasion |! by wearing a charm bracelet of tiny black cats and breaking a mirror just before she went on the air. . . . Ezra Stone, crack voice comedian of the Aldrich Family program, is to be guest star Wednesday night on Eddie Cantor's show. .". . Edgar Bergen’s program has been renewed for ancther 52 weeks starting Jan. 5. . For the tenth successive year ‘Kate Smith will sing “Silent Night, Holy Night” on
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at Damore’s hangout seconds later |- and Herky served one up to Jennings this time that Mr. Damore couldn’t touch.
Nine Out of Ten
Goalie Franks had stopped nine Hershey shots when Pat McReavy and Howie Macke stormed the cage, and Jimmy coulldn’t quite keep McReavy’s poke out of the meshes. Every year she puts in clearance for the song on Jan. 26, nearly a year ahead of time, so that no other singer will conflict with her selection. . . . Eddie Cantor's new program is clicking. When he signed with his current sponsor the contract stipulated that he would get a bonus if he managed to pass a popularity rating set by the sponsor. Latest survey shows he made it with plenty to spare. Betty Moran, youthful screen actress, has|: joined the cast of the Irene Rich program.
lead again before the period was out. It was a neat bit of work by the Brown line, Connie Brown nursing the puck just inside the blue line until Butch McDonald had wiggled through the Bar defense. Then Brown slipped him a pass, and it was easy with only Damore to deal with. Harry Frost, aided and abetted by Roger Jenkins and Gordon Pettinger, tied the score at 4:31 of the third period, only to have Messrs. Brown, McDonald and Fisher get another two minutes later, McDonold went down first and Damore saved his pitch. Then Fisher tried and Damore got that one out of the
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They're telling this one on Dr. Y. Q. (Lew Valentine) who will be heard tonight on WIRE at 8 o’clock. Driving back to Chicago from Cincinnati recently he was flagged for speeding just five minutes from his home. As the police officer approached announcer Allen €. Anthony, also in the car, quipped: “I have a policeman here, doctor.” But the fast talking quiz master couldn’t talk himself out of that one and now is wondering how many silver dollars he’s going to have to fork over for his traffic error. « 8 8 =» . Coming at this season. it’s pleasant to report that Maj. Edward dianapolis. goal in the meshes. Bowes has added to his valuable That happened just 26 seconds|art collection Andrea de Sarto’s after the previous one, and Her- painting of “Holy Family with St. shey was through right there. John and St. Elizabeth.” ( Summary: Andrea del Sarto, a contemporary Hershey (2) |of Michelangelo, Raphael and Damore | y oonardo da Vinci, painted the masterpiece in Florence about 1515. There are only four other del Sartos in this country.
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himself when Brown came along to do the mop-up job.
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Brown got another with the help of Fisher and McDonald at 14:05, Hershey wing, do a bit: of physical objecting. Fisher was willing to argue, which they did, with Fisher pinning Krol on some unorthodox hold. The referee banished ’em both. Just to make it certain, Jennings scooted through the whole Providence team to deposit the fifth In-
n R.W Germa Spares— (Indianapolis) Whitelaw, donald, Brown, Kilrea, Fisher, chenratter, Jennings, McAtee; (Hershey) Frost, Macke, Krol, McReavy. Reardon, Pettinger, Roulston, Hamill. Referee—Ramport; linesman, McCabe. —Score by Periods— Jhdignapolis 1 3-5 ‘shey 1-2
. 0 1 Hershey ‘Period ' Scoring— (Indianapolis) Jennings (Herchenratter, McAtee) 7:00, penalties. Second Period :Beoring (Indianapolis) McDonald (Fisher, Brown), (Hershey) McReavy (Mackie), i450 Ne penale
8. “Third Period Scoring. (idlanapolis) Brown (McDonald, Fisher) 3 (Fisher, McDonald), 14:05; Jennings (unassisted), 14:31; (Hershey) Frost ‘Jenkins, Pettinger), ‘4:31. Penalties—Jones. (2 for jripping), Fisher and Krol (match for
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chased some years ago from its original owner, the Spada family of Bologna, Italy, for a reputed $150,000. . » ” ” Secretary of Agriculture Claude R. Wickard is scheduled to broadcast at 11:30 a. m. tomorrow on the National Farm and Home Hour program over the NBC-Blue network. Mr. Wickard’s topic will be “Agricultural Unity and Defense.”
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airplane industry on ‘their program | tonight, 9 o’clock, WIRE. “Blue Skies” gnd “Flying Down to Rio” will be among the musical selections along with the old favorite, ‘Come, Josephine, in My Flying | Machine.” Lullaby Lady Louise King’s contribution will be “Salil, Baby, Sail.” , n 2 ‘When «Jack Benny & Co. reached New York for a two-week stay recently a large group of Red Caps was among the unofficial welcomers. “Where’s Rochester?” manded.
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PRINCESSES’ HOME HIT BY NAZI BOMB
LONDON, Dec. 16 (U. P.).— {Schomberg House, residence Princesses Helena Victoria and Mea-
i rie Louise, granddaughters of Queen
Victoria and cousins of the King, was hit by bombs during a recent air raid, it was made public. Two incendiary bombs penetrated the roof and damaged the dining room before they were put out. Neither of the sisters was in residence.
BRITISH AID ELEVATED LONDON, Dec. 16 (U. P.).— Arthur B. Purvis, director general of the British Purchasing Commission to the United States, has been made Privy Councillor, according to an announcement today.
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Nevertheless, this schedule 15round ‘bout is expected to draw a gross -gate of about $65,000, setting a new record for the Hub City, where the previous high was $56,000, established for Jack Sharkey’s victory over Jim Maloney in 1925. Virtually no one in this New England cultural center gives McCoy, the Boston challenger, a chaace to beat the hard-hitting champion, yet co-promoters Mike Jacobs of New York. and Rip Valenti of Boston are convinced that nearly 18,000 fans will swarm into Boston Garden merely to see Louis in action. And they're probably right.
Purdue Wrestlers Rule the Midwest
Times Special LAFAYETTE, Ind, Dec. 16.—Purdue held the Midwest A. A 1. wrestling championship today as the result of its week-end victory in the annual meet at Chicago. e Boilermakers scored 15 points, while Indiana’s defending champions aecounted for 12 points, Co-Capt. Casey Fredericks of Purdue defended his title in the 121pound class, while Jack Foster of the Boilermakers won the 136-pound crown.
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