Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 December 1942 — Page 41

Caps Score in Overtime to Edge Out Buffa lo

Holota Pushes Puck Into Net For 4-3 Win

Time: Special BUFFALO, N, Y, Dec. 4—Jerry Holota, who joined the Indianapolis Capitals earlier this week,

overtime game of the American Hockey league se: on here last night by ramming the pick into the Buffalo cage at 7:50 to give the Caps a 4-3 victory. There were 3500 spectators in the stands when Holota, who was with the Omaha American ' association club last season, stole the puck from Morey Rimstead of the Bisons’ as the latter was crossing in front of the net. ; After Bill Jenniags had set the Caps ahead at the beginning of the game with a screened shot past Gordon Bell, the Bisons romped into the lead within 44 seconds on goals by Dede Klein and Fred Hunt. Major pen: ities were dished out to Klein and Sandy Ross for fighting late in the first period,

Brown Tics Score

The tying goal vw:s made by Adam Brown when the 3isons were one man short after Frank Beisler - joined in the melec and was charged with boarding. It was Holota who set up the score to. break the tie. He intercepted a Bison pass and relayed the ball to Hec Kil'ea. Kilrea then passed to Jennings who scored. With three minutes to go, the Bisons tied it up again and the game went into an overtime. Indianapolis (4) Buffalo (3)

en e.Right A. Brown. . Left Reforee—Rabbit Mc veigh. Tiny Teasdale. Kan ao Spares—DIn, Hun! Bil, 1 8 Spa Jack: ndianapolis I ackson, Jennings, Spans Thomsan, Sherritt, Holota. , =—Score by eriods— Indianapolis veo 1 BUFalD .ccpoeeceeass:. ia 2 0 © First Period—Scorin; 1, Indianapolis, Jennings (Holota), 3:50; 2, Buffalo, Klein (Dill-Summerhill), 9: 01 3, Buffalo, Hunt 4, Indianapolis, 9:24. Penalties— Sherritt, Klein (major), Ross isl

Second Period—Scori: )3t , Indianapolis, 3 ‘20. Penalties

v6, Buffalo, Kam-(Klein-Dill), 17:24. Penalties —

one. Overtime Period—Sco: ing: 7, Indianapolis, lota (Jennings-i<ilrea), 7:50. Pen-

Linesman—

Beisler, Chapman, Klein, Blake, Summer-

‘McAtee, Kilrea,

0 1-4 1

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ut the} finishing touches on the first local|

=| Pistons Win

all—and that was 93,000 spectators.

Hockey Standing

AMERICAN LEAGUE Western Division W L T G

Buffalo <..e0000¢ Pittsburgh . INDIANAPOLIS. . Cleveland

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Hershey «....oces12 Providence ccee.. 9 Washington ,.... 3 New Haven ,..... 8

0 10 3 8 2

RESULTS LAST NIGHT INDIANAPOLIS, 4; Buffalo, 8 (overtime). Cleveland, 5: Washington, 5 (overtime).

NEXT GAMES TOMORROW—INDIANAPOLIS at Cleveland, Buffalo at “Pittsburgh, Providence at Washington, New Haven at Hershey.

SHEBOYGAN, Wis, Dec. 4 (U. P.) —The Ft. Wayne, Ind, Zollner Pistons, in a fast-breaking game last night, defeated Sheboygan, 5445, for an even break in their first two games in the National Basketball league. The Pistons were knocked off in the first start of the season at Ft. Wayne by the Chi-

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AURORA, Dec. 4 '(U. P.).—For ‘the third straight season you can watch for Ray Eddy’s Madison Cubs to dominate hardwood proceedings in the Southeastern Indiana High School conference.

The Cubs have lost Big Bill Lodge but they are still a mighty tough outfit and their conference competition doesn’t look near up to par. If you remember last March, the Cubs and Aurora’s Red Devils finished one-two in this loop and then went on to the “sweet sixteen” where both were eliminated at Anderson. Aurora is down for the count already with four conference losses. Earl Overman, formerly of Indianapolis and Butler, coached for eight weeks before joining the army and now Herman Grinstead, his assistant, wil handle the team until a new man can be hired.

Win 31 Straight

The Cubs have a string of 31 victories in this loop and the boys who are extending it this season are: Andy Taff, Miller and Black of last year’s regulars, along with Klein and McKay. There are 13 teams in the conference now that Milan has been dropped following action at the annual meeting. Non-observance of conference rules and regulations was the reason for Milan’s ouster. However, its games will count for other conference members this season, Other teams are Corydon, Salem, Lawrenceburg, Scottsburg, Brownstown, Orleans, Austin, Paoli, Vevay, North Vernon and Batesville,

Corydon’s Prospects Dark Jim Gridley of Indiana university’s “point a minute men” of 1941 is handling affairs at Corydon but has dark prospects this season. Paul Ewing, former Auroran, has a tough schedule at North Vernon and has already bowed to the Cubs. Bud Bateman still is coaching the Lawrenceburg Tigers and has the best chances of stopping the Cubs’ winning streak with a big, experienced team. Hamold Anson at Batesville has a weak loop schedule and only a fair team. Salem has knocked off Aurora but that doesn’t indicate that. Salem will go far this year. Transportation worries are besetting all the schools more than ever,

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Divorce?

Mrs. DiMaggio At Reno Hotel

RENO, Nev., Dec. 4 (U.P.).—Mrs. Joe DiMaggio, former actress Dorothy Arnold, is in Reno today, presumably to establish residence to permit filing a divorce suit against hep. husband, the hard-hitting New York Yankee outfielder. Miss Arnold has engaged an attorney, but she refused to allow him to discuss her business in Reno. The attorney, Joseph P. Haller, confirmed that he bad been retained by her. “My lips are sealed,” he said last night. “See me in the morning.” Miss Arnold secluded herself at her hotel. At San Francisco, DiMaggio said he knew nothing of reports his bride of three years intended to sue for divorce. Asked if he knew she was in Reno, he said: “It's my business where she is ‘and what she’s doing.” He refused to comment further, Miss Arnold’s action follows the customary procedure of celebrities seeking a quiet divorce. She arrived Tuesday and went to the Riverside hotel. In six weeks, she can get a streamlined divorce in about five minutes unless DiMaggio should contest. DiMaggio refused to say if he would contest an action should she start one.

Western Michigan Invades Notre Dame Camp Tonigh:

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Branch McCracken’s. veteran Hoosier basketball team will opén its hardwood season against DePauw and ‘Wabash to highlight the week-

end net card. Notre Dame opens the blasting

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vades the Irish camp. Coach George Keogan’s five opened its season by downing Ball State last Saturday. Wabash at Indiana, DePauw at Law-

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OMAHA, Neb., Dec. 4 (U.P.).— Creighton university announced today it will suspend football and basketball competition for the duration of the war because of the uncertainties of the draft and travel restrictions. The Rev, David A, Shyne, S. J., Creighton athletic director, will make a formal announcement of the decision at a meeting today in Kansas City of the Missouri Valley conference athletic directors. | § spension of the two sports becomes effective at the end of the current basketball season and both Football Coach Maurice Palrang and Basketball Coach Eddie Hickey have been instructed not to schedule games for next year. Palrang, whose three-year contract expires on Dec. 31, said he had no plans for the future,

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rence and Franklin at Butler headline Monday night’s card, with Purdue marking time until Thursday night before opening against Wabash. Rose Poly has decided to drop basketball this year because of manpower and fransportation difficulties. Keogan’s power against Western Michigan tonight will be centered in Bobby Faught, 6-foot-4 center who set a Madison Square garden record of 26 points last season, and Johnny Niemiera and Charlie Butler. Keogan lost Capt. Art Pope, Frank Quinn, George Sobek, Cy Singer and John: Hiller from last year, and Bobo Fisher will be graduated Dec. 20. : McCracken’s fast-breaking hoopsters this year will have abundant scoring material, with Big Ed Denton back in the lineup along with forwards Johnny Logan and Ervin (Scooter) Swanson. These seniors will be supplemented by Ralph Hamilton, Warren Lewis and Dick Wittenbraker, juniors who saw lots of action last year.

DePauw’s Tigers sunk Ft. Knox, 49-37, in their opener, and turn to I. U. with a record of five won and five lost against the Hoosiers in the last 10 meetings. The DePauw attack is keyed on the sniping of Wally Etcheson, junjor forward from Bainbridge, Ind.,

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_ | Kautsky Net Team Disbands I For Duration

The Indianapolis Kautsky professional basketball team has disbanded “for. the duration,” Abe Goldsmith, co-owner of the team with Frank Kautsky, announced today. Decision to disband the team was reached because of difficulties encountered in travel restrictions and because so many members of the team are employed in war plants. Studded With Stars

Kautsky’s have long been an outstanding contender in the National Professional Basketball league and have played the best professional basketball teams all over the country. Many high school and college stars, especially from the Midwest, have been members of the organization, including such names as Johnny Wooden, Jewell Young, Johnny Townsend, Ernie Andres, Ken Gunning and Ed Sadowski. " Five Teams Left

Absence of Kautsky’s from the professional league this year will reduce it to five teams. - Those still remaining in play are Toledo, Sheboygan, Wis., Oshkosh, world’s professional and National league champions, Chicago Studebakers and the Ft. Wayne Zollner Pistons. The team was organized 17 years ago by Mr. Kautsky and Mr. Goldsmith pecame co-owner three years ago. .

Leahy Sent Back to Bed

SOUTH BEND, Ind. Dec. 4 (U. P.).—Notre Dame’s coach, Frank Leahy, was ordered back to bed by his physician yesterday after an attack of spinal arthritis which kept him in the Mayo clinic at Rochester for three weeks earlier in the football season. Backfield Coach Ed McKeever, who steered the Irish to victories over the Iowa Seahawks, Stanford and Illinois during Leahy’s illness, took over the job of directing practice of Notre Dame’s season windup against Great Lakes Saturday. It was not certain ‘whether Leahy would be sufficiently recovered by then to accompany his gridders to Chicago for the final game.

Boston College Gets Lambert Trophy

NEW YORK, Dec. 4 (U. P)—|

Orange Bowl-bound Boston college today was awarded the Lambert Memorial trophy, emblematic of the Eastern Intercollegiate Football championship. Despite a 55-12 defeat by Holy Cross in their last game, the Eagles received 46 out of a possible 58 votes. It was the second time in the seven-year history of the trophy that Boston college has won award. The Eagles also won it in 1940,

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