Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 February 1942 — Page 9
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| Tomorrow
Just as if they hadn't played a basketball game all year, 15.local
the “real glory” tomorrow night. Naturally, everyone knows what that is. |’ 86 what if Speedway (this is just for instance) only won a single county game all year? They could
tional title, Not a Prophecy
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ing new agium. Or start playing like five Frank Bairds and wipe at all those pre-sectional 10sses by g in a walk. The whole * business starts at 7 p. m. tomorrow night at Tech's gym, with Southport and Howe furnishing the opening fireworks. : The local tourney continues through Saturday night, with three games tomorrow night, two Friday morning, three Friday afternoon, three Friday evening, two Saturday afternoon and the finals Saturday night : Out on a Limb Except for what you'll have for
Tourney Starts
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Or Decatur Central (this is mot: 48 Alsab |? ‘land fold right back to their spankRipple (this is purely fanéy) eould
Bob Pastor, New York heavyweight, became the world’s No. 3 confénidér ast night for Joe Louis’ crown by virtue of ‘his eight round knockout over Lem Franklin, Cleveland Negro. . Pastor in the right corner watches Balers Job Sedley sive the Jeune 1 Fagan. : :
‘He Was So Fast | Couldn’ }
See Him'—Lem Franklin
By JACK CUDDY United Press Staff Correspondent
.CLEVELAND, Feb. 25.—Bob Pastor, New York's mercurial Re ,
Shi, Louis Meet March 27
NEW YORK, Feb. 28 (U. P)~— +tHeavyweight boxing champion Joe
ter, who hit for 18 points. : On the night of Jan. 17 at the
- | Butler field house Butler whipped
Notre Dame, 40-43, in a contest which added 21 points to Wilbur's credit.
first two minutes and 15 seconds, Notre Dame rélaxed for just a min-
After scoring seven points in the
of 46-33, ¢ 088 plu away to whittle the -ount to 52-48 with but thtee minutes remaining in the game. From that point to the final horn the Bulldogs matched Notre Dame bucket for bucket. NOTRE DAME (57) | BUTLER (54)
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11 Total Score at BAlL—Notre Dame, 46;
3 14 11 Butler 33. i
Holds J unior Meet “The English Avg. Boys’ Olub today announced its second annual junior net tourney for boys under 14 years
The tournament will be held all day March 17, starting in the morning. The Hagel all-stars woh last
year. Entry information may be o6htained by calling Al MeKinney at Ma=2010.
Bo-Bo has been tendered a cut, ~ they may do jusiness. |
is back on the heavyweight heights today. Officially recognized as the world’s No. 2 contender by virtue of his brilliant knockout victory over Cleveland's coffee-colored kayo-artist, Lem Pranklin, Only Billy Conn now stands between black-haired, fair-skinned Pastor and a thigd tilt with champion Joe Louis because of Bob's
Louis will make his 21st title defense at Madison Square Garden oh March 27 against Abe Simon of New York and again will donate his entire purse to charity, Mike
Sunday night dinner, there's nothing so hard to prophesy as who'll win an athletic contest and Indiana pasketball is in the realm of sooth=|
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eu CENTRO, Cal—Declaring we're
Pirates today laid down a set of stringent training | rules for the . Pirate batterymen, working out here before they move to San -Frisch said
rate scout Hollis
ANAHEIM, Oal-~-Connie Mae two-hdur bunting drills, preparatory |to out the Philadehilp Athletics for next week's exhibition games. For the first time since their arrival at camp, | A’s went through ¥ tting pract jj yasterday.. : :
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sayers, palmists and Welsh elfs, There’s nothing small about us. When we decide. to (0. some picking, we go way, way out on a limb, We don’t think seriously about anything, either. 80 here’s how it'll go (these are pure guesswork): Tomorrow; Southport beats Howe, Speedway and Ben Davis over Broad Ripple. ‘Friday morning: Decatur Central
|over Franklin Twp. and Shortridge
whips Beech Grove. Friday afternoon: Dentral of Law-
|rence over ‘Warren Central, Manual
over New Augusta and Tech beats Southport. Friday evening: Washington beats Ben Davis, Decatur Central beats Shortridge, and Central of Lawrence whips Manual. Saturday afternoon: Tech over Washington and Depcatur Central over Central of Lawrence. Saturday night: Toch (gulp) over Decatur Central, So long—(H. M.)
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NEW YORK, Feb. 25 (U. P)— Boy, look up Leslie MacMitchell’s priority number because he needs a windshield to set a new mile record. That's right—a windshield—and it doesn't seem fantastic either when New York university’s boy wonder explains the difficulties he has trying to set a new indoor standard at his favorite distance. “You know it's amazing the things that crop up to spoil a record run around 22 turns of a board-floor mile,” MacMitchell said. “In the first place, I just cannot get used to setting the pace. In practice, sure, everything goes Off swell but when the gun sounds in Madison Square Garden—gowie, everything goes topsy-turvy and all I ¢éan do is run the best I know how. : Needs Pace-Setter “You know, it’s much easier for me when somebody else is setting the pace and helping fo cut off the wind generated by a racing pace. That's right—if I can follow somebody around for a greater part of the distance it acts as a sort of a windshield and is a definite advantage.” In all of his five mile victories this year, MacMitchell has been practically alone but Saturday will find him jammed among eight §7. | Other challengers—QGilbert Dodds, &| gant Mitchell, defender ‘Walt Mehl, .|Jim Rafferty, Leroy Schwarskopf, *| Ed Culp, Joe McCluskey and Cuil. lermo Huidobro. The hoped-for pace-setter may be provided in Dodds or the probable second-place battle between Mitchell and Rafferty may force MacMitchell to better the existing ‘world standard of 4:074. Dodds is the logical choice because he gave Greg Rice such a Stiff battle in the Milirose and
Bowling Notes
Last night's leading bowelrs:
Jacobs, Fritehate Rec. t Ree.
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grand performance in which he not only upset 13-5 betting odds but actually belted out the big, broadshouldered Negro who was supposed to flatten Pastor in an early round.
It was the first full-count kayo éver registered against who outweighted the New York veteran 197% pounds to 181, and who entered the ring riding a string of 19 straight victories, including 17 kayoes, Superior Skill
Referee Joe Sedley: counted out Franklin at 2:08 of the eighth round after Pastor had given a memorable demonstration of the superiority of boxing skill over the sheer power of a slugger.
Franklin who had knocked out Tony Musto and big Abe Simon in less time than it took Joe Louis, seemed destined to turn the same trick on Pastor in the first two rounds when he exploded thundering punches on the smaller man’s head and body. He had Bobbing Bob in such trouble several times that Pastor's manager, little Jimmy Johnston, was screaming from beneath the corner, “Keep moving Bob—keep moving.” And Bob kept moving! like a distraught MONgoose~with flying feet and flickering body.
Franklin Slowed
Pastor's killing pace and body blows had Franklin slowed to a walk in the fifth, and the New York veteran—sensing certain vie-
perately in the sixth, though he lost the round. That was his last stand. Busy Bob barraged him unmercis fully in the seventh and continued {the attack in the eighth, In the latter session; a left hook to the jaw buckled Frahklin's knees, Then Pastor forced him into the ropes and Famed leather to the head, until a hard right hook brought Lem lurching off the ropes into a nose dive to the canvas. He lay stretched out on the canvas, half supported by his blows; then staggered to his feet just after the count of 10 had been reached. Franklin had no alibis, He merely said, “Pastor was so fast, I couldn't see him- half the time—-much less. hit him. And he’s a much harder
Bob Connor and Ben Cup former Butler aces, led the Browns burg Corner Cafe to its first success i night in defense of the city tle.
The Corners beat the Martinsville
eight. In other city tournament games
beat Eli Lilly, 33 to 25; Indian apolis Flashes barely won over
beat Electric Steel in overtime, 34 ! Tonight’s schedule:
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Jacobs announced today. The title shot will be the second for Simon, who was technically knocked out, by the champion in 13 rounds last March 21. Pastor, Simon Stablemates Most observers believed that Bob Pastor of New York had earned the March Louis bout last night by knocking out Lem Franklin of Cleveland, Both Pastor and Simon are managed by James Joy Johnston, Louis will donate all but his expenses to the army relief fund. Jacobs similarly will contribute all profits while Simon will turn over two and a half per cent of his 15 per cent purse. The bout has been scheduled for 15 rounds. - Louis knocked out Buddy Baer of California in the first round last month in a similar show held for benefit of the navy relief fund. Since being stopped by Louis a year ago, Simon has done little. He knocked out two obscure boxers, Pete Tamolinis and J. D. Turner, was held to a draw by Turkey Thompson and was knocked out by Franklin at Cleveland last October. :
Centers Plan 2 ‘Golden Games’
Two “Golden” games—part of a movement to raise funds for a temple of basketball honoring Dr. James A. Naismith, founder of the game—will be held at community centers this week. Tomorrow afternoon the Northwestern center will entertain the junior high school five from School 17. Friday night the First U. B. church Victory Five will meet an all-star team at Rhodius park. The all-star team was chosen from teams participating in the recent senior tourney sponsored by the city and WPA. Members are Kenneth Scott and Robert Foreman, Eagle center; Paul Middleton and Wilbur Groseclose, Rhodius; Carl Trittipo and Donald 8hgrt, Northeast center; Joe Noonan and Rex Knight, English ave. boys’ club; George Blackburne, Keystone 1center, and Thurman Bishop, Mayer chapel, 1 . Championship squad members are Jack Lockridge, Ralph Wilson, Al Turner, Dick Elder, H. Foreman, J. Suott Roy Martin and Paul Dean,
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