Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 January 1943 — Page 24

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+" leo Richard and Joe Fisher, ace

~ goalie out of position to fire the} winning point, sewed up the con-

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.out in the only other division game

‘Right Wing: Jamieson and. Center

& , Desi te Trudel's “Hat Triek’s

Play at Pittsburgh Tomorrow

WASHINGTON, Jan, 15 tou

*Tradel. of the

gfaunigey Caps countered in every period fo noes the Lious, 4-3,

+The victory left

the Indianapolis sextet: firmly entrenched in second

position, three points ahead of third-place Pittsburgh and four points behind division-leading Buffalo. The Bisous. Valloped Provident, 7-0,

their second consecutive shut-

played. Indianapolis went to ‘work from the start intent on atoning for its shut-out at the hands of the Bisons pn its home ice Wednesday night.

Ross, taking assists from Bill Thomson and Jud McAtee, got| Fisher, the first score at 2:15 of the initial t. Hec Kilrea, with the help of| Asm

counted for the second and finally goal of the period which was unfazied:by penaliies. The time was| Ross 18: Trudel got the first of his three

goals at 17:63 of the second qQuAr-| {

ter when he received assists from

QG, ‘Gauthier. Les Douglas then sent the Caps into a 3-1 lead with a goal at 19:08 on an -assist from 5 Thompson. .. Four penalties were called in the heat, with Jamieson, Trudel, Leo Richard and Adam Brown serving time in the penalty box. Washington. got two goals in the final period but a brilliant shot by Adam Brown, who drew the Lions’

test. Brown's shot, at 11:42, was unassisted.

Gets Two More

Trudel accounted for the two|Buffalo Washington goals, at 10:02 on as-| Pit Pittsburg}

sists from Jamieson and G. Gauthier and at 19:20 with help from Asmundsen and Jamieson. Penal-

: Hershey ties were handed out to Jamieson Br

and Andy Ross.

The game was the first for the|:

Indianapolis club in its five-game

oh Lon DUE TO COLDS

Summary: Indianapolis (4) Washington (3) PErras........... Goalie ..... P. Gauthier ROSS. cove. Right Def kenbush. Left Defense ....... Malll Suagkenby Sess Sontes ees Southiss | MeAtee.. ..... RN wine Lo de Fefereo—Walton Russell. Linesman—Lea . Tadianapotis Spares—Jackson, tt,

J. Kilrea, A. BI9wn, fa

Figher, ie a ae | fer, Dowpaz: Rho

—Score by Periods—

Meatee), 2:15; (3 dian. apolis d, Fisher 8:29 Penal ane, Utiohas h Second (3, Wi

Period Scoring— on Trudel (Jamieson, G. Gauthier), dian 1a8

(4, In apolis) ions. 9:08. Penalties—Richar n, Trudel and A. Brown. ’ y Period (8, W ) Trudel SSamietsom, a. Saute) 0:02;

unassisted 11:42;; (7,

hd Spe Rei

invasion of the East. The Caps will play at Pittsburgh. tomorrow night and then will face Buffalo, Providence and Hershey before returning to their home ice for a return engagement with the Lions Jan, 24.

Hockey Standing

AMERICAN LEAGUEB Western Division

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L T G GAPts. rr 13 108 196 39 INDIANAPOLIS ¢ 12 $ 119 91 85 Pittsburgh 15 106 118 32 oe. 15 107 107 29 Eastern Division t W L T -G GAP. Feasen 20 6 T° 117 % 4&1 Providence +17 16 1.128 129 x « 7.19 6 971 138 New ven... 7 18 5 7 110 iH

RESULTS LAST NIGHT INDIANAPOLIS 4; Washington, Buffalo, 7; Providence, 0. ’

: NEXT GAMES

TOMORROW—INDIANAPOLIS st Pittsburgh, Buffalo at Hershey, Providence at Cleveland, New Haven at Washington.

Pi URDAY --INDNIANAPOLIN at Buffalo, oe, at New Haven,

Attendance at Illinois High

CHAMPAIGN, I, Jan. 15—If

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fans maintain their interest in Illigl nois home basketball games, one of the largest records for a season will be established. Stanford drew 6835 and Michigan 6634, which was practically capacity. There are 7098 seats in George Huff gymnasium but band, ushers and others must be accommodated.

2nd Door East of Delaware St.

on Everything! Diamonds, Watches

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Motter. Bryan Hextall scored Rangers’ score on a long 30 feet out in the second period.

Bookie Ales Sart, on Jou to he Canadiens from th ber Qjstes ama teur farm team, scored three goals

walloped 5-1, to move within three points of fourth place.

Score for Montreal

Joe Benoit and Gordon Drillon scored for Montreal in the first

period's final minute, He rung up his third at 11:26 of the third ses-

snandat SRVSERY

sssscsenee

2 Ice Teams

Left in’ Big 10

ANN ARBOR, Mich. Jan. 15.— The Big Ten hockey crown has again become the mythical headpiece it used to be, for with Illinois having dropped the sport for want of playérs only Michigan and Minnesota are in the running. The title was imaginative enough with three teams in the league competing. - Now that there are but two, the Wolverines and Gophers may concentrate on one another to the exclusion of all but a few opponents from Canada. The team winning most of the four games between the two schools may claim all the first division and championship honors it can dream up. The “championship” series got under way last night at Minneapolis and will be resumed tomorrow. To complete the series Minnesota comes here Feb. 18 and 20.

Dent in Schedule

Cancellation by Illinois of its remaining games this season puts a sizable dent in Michigan's schedule

and Wolverines were to be played, two on local ice and two at Cham-

forward line a entire game without relief.

| entered

for four games between the Iilini|

FOUR STARS REACH AFRICA

(PARLEY: FUNERALS =e

event includes Capt. Guy L. John- BERT S. GADD ; son of Kokomo, Robert B. s Maso MoBane of Fortville and Pvt. Wil- GRI liam S. Bowman of South Bend. |ie01 £. New York _maseu| Hundreds of Indiana officers and G. H. ® men are stationed here. Severall ss go. masT ST. MA-8488 Indiana; Purdue and Notre Dame HISEY & Tus

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Mitzi Mayfair—have arrived ‘here to entertain the troops. Deaths-—Funerals 1 apolis Times, Friday, , 1948

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HICKS Myrils, beloved wife of William, mother of Laura Davidson, Jessie Pierce

and Mamie og passed sway Wednesday. Services Sa , 3 p. m., at the W. D. Beanblossom Mortu Burial

. ary. Mt. Pleasant cemetery,

JESSUP—Belle, County Hospital Thursday p f Mrs. Ethyl Breedlove of P ndiane napol . Inez Keehan of Detroit, Lysle Jessup of Westfield; five grandchildren and nine ' great-grandchildren. Services at the J. C. Wilsen “Chapel of the Chistes!) 1234 st., y 3 m. Friends invited. ‘Burial Crown Priends may tall at the are of the Chimes,” after Saturday n

LIFORD—Paul Joseph, entered inte rest Thursday, age 23 months. Son of Mr. ~ snd Mrs. Marvin Liford, brother of John Marvin ‘and - Marlene Liford, a Dollie par and William ‘Liford.

Sa 2:30 p. m, . residence, 1031 Chadwick wr " Burial * ingten Park cemetery.

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of Mr. and Mrs. , passed a a m. ab Sor! 030 NN, Ti av invited Burial

Crown Hill: Priends may call at’ dence after 1 p. m. Saturday.

McCARTHY. THY—Patrick i ‘brother of Mary, John and Daniel Md cCarthy of Indianapolis and Jam es McC of Detroit, Mich., died Wednesday, Jan. 13. Funeral Saturday, Jan. 16, 9:30 a. m., at the Blackwell Funeral Home, 1508’ N. Meridian st. Requiem mass at St. P

MOORE—Frank, Kise a

an Thomas Lynch, Dassed away Thursday p. = Funeral Sal i Bide 1:30 Bros. Lok

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at chapel any time,

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BEAUTY operator sat commission; North

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LADY'S | aist watch, In K Jraoelst; 21st-Ar) line, Sunday. ward, LOST gold Benrus wrist watch,

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Saleslady, age 23-40, to drive and sell an established grocery route in Indianapolis area. Salary $120 per monily plus bonus and commissions on sales.

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Can Earn Good Wages Excellent Trucks and Working Conditions Apply Mr. Miller

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