Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 October 1941 — Page 7

Joe Carveth (left) and Les Douglas . |, . ready fo score again.

On the legs of Joe Carveth may rest the fate of this year’s Indianapolis Capitals. - The return of the center ice- . man has a double significance to Manager Herbie Lewis: “1. The hard luck player performed excellently in ‘39 ‘as a member of the famous Carveth-Wilder-Douglas front’ line. : ©: 2. Les Douglas is back with the Caps and plays his best hockey when teamed with Carveth. They yeto. the offensiye threat of ‘the

Carveth started with the Caps fh '39 but suffered a broken leg guring the season. He was back

‘Leaning Sycamore’ Leads His

last year in the opening exhibition game ‘against the parent Red Wings. The trio looked so good that the Wings took them up-to Detroit, But again ‘a bro leg. halted Carveth’s play. * Wilder is up again with Detroit but Les and Joe are ready to go for the Taps. Manager Lewis has 16 ren on the ice at the Coliseum now and may get more if Gus Giesebrecht is able to play for the Wings and a few border troubles are straightened out. The season opens Oct; 23 with an exhibition game against the Red. Wings, sponsored by: the Indi~ anapolis Press Club.

Team to Win at Highland

Bill Heinlein,' the “Leaning Sycamore” of Noblesville, led his team of three amateurs to a best-ball victory of 66 and a prize of $103 yesterday in a pro-am at Highland Country Club. .. 'The tournament attracted 104 players, who competed .for five prizes and paid tribute to Charley Higgs, former Kokomo Country Club

professional, who was host. Heinlein's team included George Denny and Bob Laycock of Indian-, apolis, and Fran Flagg of South Bend. Five teams, tied at 67, split second, third and fourth money of $159.47. These teams were led by Professionals: Red Widener and Wayne Hensley of Anderson, Maurice Feeney and Gil Gividen of Indianapolis, and Bill Reed, local amateur who took the role of professional. Reed’s team. just missed the gravy train when, in the darkening twilight, its leader three-putted the 18th hole. *Feeney was low medalist for the ‘day with a 34-3468. Heinlein was next with a 35-34-69. Another pro-amateur will be held Monday at the Anderson Country Club, with Dick Nelson, for many years pro at Meridian Hills Coun=try Club here, acting as host. ‘

Bowling Notes

OE —————————————————— ‘One pin stood between Leo White and a magic-circle 700 last night as the Court House League bowler ran off a 205-237-257—699 at the Pennsylvania alleys. Other leading bowlers who did 800 or better were:

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1 Coup d' Cop TARENTUM, Pa., Oct. 14 (U. P.) —Special policeman Paul Adams resolved today to be a bit more discriminating in the future when he apprehends men shooting guns at football games. Assigned to watch thé crowd. at a football game here between Tarentum and Ford City for a fan who had been firing blank cartridges, Adams arrested a man he found preparing to fire a pistol near the scoreboard. ® The officer had “his than” half way to the’ police station before officials of the ‘game caught up with them. They informed the red-faced officer the * man he had nabbed was the game’s official timekeeper.

Blue Devils Conquer’ And Tie:-Manual

Shortridge High School's secondary football teams ‘won and tied in their two games with Manual yesterday. The Redskin and Blue ‘Devil re-

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touchdowns while Bob Elipe | booted

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Art in Pro League

CHICAGO, Oct. 14.~Field | Goal kicking, frequently mourned as a fost art, still flourishes in the National Football League. Fourteen men Kicked seventeen in the first fifteen games:of the new championship race,’ official starevealed today, and in fhreejg games fleld Sale have prothe margin of ‘victory. . ‘Three veterans of ‘the arf, ‘the league, lead in this HE — ment with two successful attempts apiece. They are Bob Snyder of the hicago Beafs, Clarke - Hinkle reen. Bay, and Ward Cuff of he

| Yarosz Wins Again -

JOUIBVILLE, Ky. Oct. 14 (U. NL Yarosz, Pittsburgh,

champion re Yarosz, held his

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today thanks to a 10-round deci~ sion over ‘the veteran: Gib Jones of

‘| Cincinnati.

Races Postponed The midget raced at the Indian- | apolis Speedrome iy lo. post-

ANN SHERIDAN in NAVY BLUES (Warner Bros.” cutrent release) makes a big hit with » the Navy, ; Chesterfield mokes o ; big hit with the Navy and with smokers everywhere with their Milder Better Taste.