Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 December 1941 — Page 43
FRIDAY, DEC. 19, 1041
Big Ten
Unbeaten F ives Notre Dame and Purdue Meet ;
Seek to Stay Just That Way
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ords go on the block tonight as teh state high school Wash-
major teams protect their strings. ington'’s. champs, with séven con-
secutive. triumphs and no defeats look to their eighth victory with
Some assurance, facing Franklin,
winner of only one game this year,
Marion, also riding the crest o
a T-game winning wave, has more
risk. The Glants meet Anderson's Indians, losers of many battles this
season but all of them close. Marion 2,
beat Anderson, 24-21, on Nov. when the Indians threatened strongly. Anderson also. has nosed within a few points of beating such strong quints as Lebanon, Lafayette
and Logansport.
Lafayette’s Broncos of Jefferson unbeaten in six encounters,
High, tee off against Kokomo's Wildcats in another tough contest. has been both spasmodic and impressive thi® year, knocking down | Frankfort, but losing to Indianapolis | Tech and Marion. are fresh from a victory over Peru] last week.
Bedford, Burris Outstanding
Horace Mann, Gary's entry into the northern fray, also is unbeaten, but has only played three games, two against minor competition. Mann faces Valparaiso, the team that was downed by the Horsemen's chief menance to ncrthstate leader-ship--Hammonad. For every unbeaten five that risks its neck tonight, almost two oncebeaten leaders will be barking at their heels. Bedford and Muncie Burris, both once-defeated by Wash-| ington, offer outstanding contests, Bedford tries again to keep those threatening Mitchell Blue Jackets) shelled off in a hot rivalry tilt, and] Burris engage Burl Friddle's upcoming South Side Archers from Ft. Wayne, state champs three years /go. Madison's Cubs, after losing] ground to its mother star, Wash-| ington, in a week-end roundelay when both the champion Hatchets| and the runnerup Cubs played Jeffersonville, meet a weak Scottsburg team. Madison stuck with Washington among the undefeated until Jeff, losers to Washington, beat the| Cubs, Ft. Wayne Central, Shelbyville and Frankfort, all one-game losers, pound the hardwood—Central at Ft. Wayne North Side, while shel-| byville he host S Southport.
Ww iley - Wi ins s Swim
Wiley High School swimming team of Terre Haute defeated the Indianapolis Athletic Club, 43 to 23, last night. The meet was closé until | Wiley pulled away in the late events. The winners won five eight regular events and both relays.
Morris Beats Ramsey |
Morris Morris, with a high run of | 22 eight, and 44 points in 49 innings, | beat Walter Ramsey, 50 to 29, in last night's Indiana state threecushion championship at Harry! Cooler’s parlor. Harry Rubens is to meet Phil Greenberger at 8 p. m
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The basketball pace along thé Big Ten line steps up from a delafed offense to a fast-break this week as. the faes er and Notre Dame, still juggling sophomores and ony tackles un | but only once- -tried Michigan, while Purdue takes a swi games, their third crack at Western Conference compe.
| Great Lakes five in tonight's | Week-end schedule wit (tition, Iowa University drops in at
the Fieldhouse tomorrow night.
Saturday's picture’ also finds three of the Big Teén's undefeated risking records. Minnesota entertains Creighton, Pittsburgh comes to Northwestern and Wisco plays aost to Marquette. Illinois goes to Detroit in the other game.
Hope to Repeat
The inexperienced men of the Irish hope to repeat their last year's performance against the Wolverines {when they scored a 10-point victory {at Ann Arbor. The men of Michigan are short on veterans, too. Only Bill Cantwell and Jim Mandler returned. Purdue hag yet to hit their stride although the season's three foes have failed to cause trouble. Against the Blue Jackets they must go or else. Only Ohio State has outscored the Great Lakes five in seven games. Four Hoosiers will start for the
The Wildcats ex-collegians. Bill Menke and For-
rest Anderson at forwards, Johnny Lobsiger handling the taps ana Ernie Andres at one of the guards. Northwestern and Illinois found the Hinklemen tough sledding but | both eked out victories in the clos[ing minutes, The Hawkeyes offer competition of the same caliber, judging from their 52-tu-31 triumph over Washington of St. Louis, Chapman led the Iowa squad in this only contest with five field goals and five fouls. The same problem which bothered Butler in their {other games, height, will be there again, A Big Center
Ruhel, ‘Hawkeye center who towers to six foot three, racked up 10 { points fgajust Washington and [starred on the rebounds, Seigel, the Big Ten's Sixth-ranking scorer last — has averaged nine points a for two years. hr Minnesota is out in front in the pre-conference standings with three victories and a 152-point total. I'mpressive in the late 1941 season the | Gophers are in full stride this year. | Creighton may be No. 4 The Go- | phers are averaging over 50 points a game, Marquettes basketeers, hopeful that if history ever repeats itself lit does so on this occasion, will meet Sie national champions of Wiscon-
Fhe Hilltoppers were edged out, 35 to 34, in a recent game with the Badgers but for the past three years they have lost at Madison and won {at Milwaukee in the annual two{game series. : The Badgers are unbeaten in three starts. With Johnny Kotz running wild, they expect to chalk up victory No. 19 in a row. So far the Badger forward has looped in 48 points to lead the Big Ten snipers, Pittsburgh starts its westerh jaunt {with a trial run in Chicago Stadium BEI the wild-scoring Wildeats, by Sophomore Otto Graham. | Halnacy Otto has 42 points in two (games and his one-handed loopers 1+ sparking the rangy offense, The Panthers have a couple of sophomores of their own, Mel Frail-
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Schedule for e Bush-Feezle Friday Night League at Pennsy Gym: 7:30~8hawnee A. C, Eagles. 8:30--Wells County vs. R. c. Cola.
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Columbia Captains To Join Air Corps
NEW YORK, Dec: 19-—William G. Hasslinger and John BE. D. Gru-
now, Columbia sports captains, notified their respective coaches that they have been accepted for service in the Army Air Corps and probably will be called .for active duty before they can lead squads through coming cambaigns. Both are ready to drop sports and atademie .activities at a moment's notice. They recall the experience of Leonard Will, the Lion's varsity fullback, who was called by the Army Air Corps from football prac« tice in mia-September. So certain is Grunow that he will be called before the crew season that, at his suggestion, varsity crew men elected his successor. The selection was Arthur BE. Smith of Richmond Hill, N. Y.
1st Football at 92
LUBBOCK, Tex.—J. K. Millwee saw his first football game shortly before his 92d birthday. Said Mr, Milwee: “That's not so rough, by
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ten at the powerful Butler completes the Hoosier
Leo Barnhorst . . . plays for Cathedral in the preliminary game of the Jowa-Butler tilt at the Field House tomorrow night,
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This week in the Big Ten: TONIGHT Great Lakes at Purdue, Notre Dame at RAW
IMlinois at Detroit. Towa at Rutler. hon at Minnesota. Pitts rth at Northwestern, Wisconsin at Marquette, MONDAY Towa at Western Michigan. LAtisdu: R at Butler (non-conference). Ohio ate at Creighton TUESDAY Western Michietn at Ehicage, o State at Creight otre Dame at titinais, TUESDAY Western Michigan at nie . IMinois at Notre Dame 19 WEDNESDAY Indiana at Pittsburgh.
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I Looney Lew a Prophet or an Artist, Is His Song an Omen?
By JACK GUENTHER United Press Stat Correspondent
NEW YORK, Dec. 19.—A sizeabl
\S | susceptible citizens will gather again tonight to witness the second | phase of a campaign to standardize t
| champions, and for once they can't in advance what to expect for their
The occasion is the meeting of Lew Jenkins and Sammy Angott,
who reign respectively as world | lightweight kings of New York State and the National Boxing As- | sociation. The party of the first! part, Lopney Lew himself, has provided more than a hint of what is [in store by releasing a remarkably | timely ballad which he has titled, “This Time We're Really Through.” The scrawny, scar-faced Texan |claims to have actually written his
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and he has announced that he will introduce it from ringside as soon as he rocks Angott off the beam | | with a few well chosen punches. | | Jenkins states that this task won't | | occupy him for more than 10 | {utes at most and requests the cus- | tomers to stay for the song. « | Of course, there are many per- | sons in town who disagree with | the Jenkins prediction of the eve- | ning. Many consider the local champions musical efforts evidence that he has proven himself not merely an artist, but also a prophet —one with hardly a peer. More than a few seasoned eritics, musical and otherwise, believe that Jenkins himself has been really through for some time and that when the 15-round bout in Madison Square Garden is over he will hardly be in any condition to sing. The betting summarizes this sentimfent. The odds are 8-5 that An-
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The figures appear sound. If Jenkins i$ to win, and after the sorry spectacle he has made of himself against his recent opponents a ‘triumph would must win quie his vaunted punch.
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Want to Skate in Figure 8s? World Champ Begins Series
By MEGAN TAYLOR World's Champion Figure Skater BOSTQN, Dec. 19—So you want to be a figure skating champion? Well, it is a hard job. It took me 12 years to win a world champion« ship, and there were times when I wanted to give up and forget the whole thing. My father, Phil Taylor, taught skating at fashionable St. Moritz in Switzerland. He put me on skates for the first time at the age of five. The following year, I started practicing the eights. I wanted to enter competition for the bronze medal, the first recognition in skating. But I didn't take the test until I was seven. That was a memorable occasion my first appearance before the public. I had a nice routine prepared and despite the presence of a lot of famous skaters, the big stadium at St. Moritz didn't frighten me at all. I did every trick and spin I knew. When I finished, the music was still playing so I kept on skating. I won a silver cup and they gave me a bouquet. After passing my bronze test, I saw Sonja Henie for the first time. She was magnificent and inspired me. Little did I realize that one day we would be rivals for the world championship. A sore throat kept me out of the British championships when I was 10 years old, but after recovering I returned to Switzerland and really worked for the next championship. I took ballet lessons and gym, for the winner was to represent Great Britain in the 1032 Olympic Games at Lake Placid. I prevailed, and at 11 was champion of Great Britain. We sailed for America immediately afterward and arrived 10 days before the games. The thought of competing against the great Sonja Henie made practice easier.
Sonja won. I placed sixth. We thought that not too bad for a little girl of 11. In the world championships in Montreal, I placed sixth again. My father and I worked very hard for the next year's championships, improving various steps, jumps and spins. In the 1935 championships, I placed fourth out of 22 entries from all countries. The following year I worked
were in Oslo, Sonja’s home town,
hand, including the King and Queen of Norway. I ran Sonja a very close. second.
kept me from participating the following year. My weight increased. I grew tall and out of shape. When I returned to Switzerland, my father nearly swooned. I ran two miles every morning, skipped and danced until I was back in condition, A technjpality kept me out of the 1936 Olympics, but I won third place in the European and second in the world championships. Finally, in 1038, I won the world title in Stodkhom. When I returned to England, the Lord Mayor received me. The King and Queen congratulated me. I successfully defended my title in 1939 in Prague, and looked forward to the 1040 Olympics in Finland. As you know, the war cancelled all international competitions, so I turned professional and am now touring the "United States with “Ice-Capades of 1942.” I have prepared a series of articles, “Learn to Skate,” for The Indianapolis Times. I hope it will help many youngsters to enjoy as much health and success and Lave as much fun skat-
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