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Manual handed the Blue Devils in| ©

the “five-gym city tournament” run off last month, when the North siders tackle the Redskins tomorrow night,

of a 20-game card which city and county high schools have on their

Althoukh no: official announcement ‘has’ been forthcoming, there

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games already scheduled for Friday night may be changed later because of the county-wide surprise dimout.

Several Changes Made

Several schools already have made changes, Cathedral and Washington moving their tilt to tomorrow night and the Silent Hoosiers-Carmel battle changing to tonight. The Howe-

Pp. m. Friday in the hope that it will be over before the dimout starts. The ' Broad ' Ripple-New Augusta game will be staged tomorrow. Tech’s Big Green tackles Marion Friday night at Marion in a scrap Which may mean first place for the Indianapolis five in the North Central conference race, . The schedule:

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Decatur Central at Cathedral. . Ben Davis at Plainfield. Carmel. at Silent Hoosiers,

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Pistons Wallop Chicago, 73-50

FT. WAYNE, Feb. 3 (U. P)— The Ft. Wayne Zollner Pistons moved into a .722 standing for a three and one-half game lead in the National Professional Basket-

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ANN ARBOR, Mich. Feb. 3— Eighty-two University of Michigan varsity athletes, representing nine different sports, .are members of either army, navy or marine reserve units and probably will be called to active duty by June.

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NEW YORK, Feb. 3 (U. P.).—Willle Pep, recognized in New York as the world’s featherweight champion, and his manager, Lou Viscusi, "escaped with a warning today when they were called before the New York Boxing commission to explain why they failed to report on time “They had been ordered to appear at noon last Wednesday for

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: Times Special 4 BLOOMINGTON, Feb. 3. — Now

Big Ten schedule without a reverse and has won 13 straight games this season, Coach Branch McCracken is confronted on all sides by fans who want to know: “Is this Indiana team better than

Either McCracken hasn't made up his mind as yet about that particu-

: | lar matter; or he doesn’t want to ex-

. | press himself at the present moi | ment.

Instead, he simply says: “It’s hard to tell. This team has

i |things the 1940 team didn’t have,

Fritale Zivio

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preliminaries incident to the Pep-

Friday night, which Pep won. Pep did not arrive until 6 p. m. Pep and his manager explained that weather conditions caused them to miss a train at Hartford, accounting for their lateness. Chairman John J. Phelan said under the circumstances no penalty would be assessed.

In Good Shape

The commission’s physician, Dr. William H. Walker, examined Fritzie Zivic, former welterweight champion! and Beau Jack, recognized in New York as the lightweight champion, who will meet in the Garden in a 10-round nontitle fight Friday night and pronounced them in excellent shape. Beau Jack weighed 142 pounds and expects to enter the ring at 137. Zivic weighed 149. He must Scale down to 145 or less. Matchmaker Nat Rogers of the. 20th Céntury club discussed with the commission the possibility of: staging a 10-round non-title bout’ between Beau Jack and Pep at the Garden March 5.

Some Objection

Phelan, while making no official ruling, said it was his opinion that Beau Jack would have to weigh over 135 pounds to protect

then claimed the lightweight championship. He pointed out that New York rules provide a bout must be 15 rounds to decide a title but should Pep win the press and others might, concede him the crown. ; Viscusi objected to coming to terms for a bout in which Beau Jack would weigh over 135 pounds, saying it would be too much of a handicap ¥or Pep, whose fighting weight is 127. Another obstacle in the way of - the bout, was a report that Pep would insist upon getting the same percentage of the gate receipts as Beau Jack.

LEWISBURG, Pa., Feb. 3 (U. P.). —Al Humphreys, . head = football coach at Bucknell university for the past six years, has been granted a

mission as senior lieutenant in the

i | That team had some things this

team doesn’t have. Right now this team seems to be doing pretty well, and so I'm not going to Worry about it.” The Hoosier head man does have something to say about his team’s phenomenal rise as a challenger to the great Illinois defending titlists.

Have Good Balance

¥ “We have good balance, some good rebound men, some good shooters and some outstanding passers. Our short passing game at Jowa was just as good as I'd ask for from the boys. Perhaps the most important think 'has been the fine physical condition of all the boys on the squad. We can do quite a bit of substitutinng without getting hurt too much.” The Hoosiers have a chance to tighten their grip on the Big Ten leadership this week-end in Saturday and Monday night games with Michigan. The Wolverines, always dangerous, gave McCracken and his 1939 team a rude shock in the final garie of the campaign. Michigan's 53-45 victory knocked the Hoosiers out of a share of the conference title. Indiana has taken ample revenge by winning the four tilts since then; and leads in the all-time standing; 23-11. :

Wolves Have Power

The 64 points Indiana tallied here last year against Michigan stood as the Indiana’ conference scoring standard until the hasty Hoosiers set a new all-loop mark of 71 points against Iowa Jan. 23. The Wolverines have already made a significant display of their power. After finishing their nonconference campaign with a’ clear record, the Wolverines defeated Wisconsin, one of the pre-season conference championship favorites. Although ' Michigan's opponents have’ planned their defenisive play chiefly toward stopping Captain Jim Mandler, the big center has consist ently paced the Wolverines and will be the object of Indiana’s best defensive affections here Saturday and Monday nights. Leading Michigan to seven wins in 10 starts, Captain Mandler has bagged 81 points. He is followed by the two regular guards, the veteran

.|Leo Doyle and sophomore Dave Strack. The latter is a Hoosier

hardwood product, having prepped in Indianapolis. Strack turned in a splendid defensive-job on Wisconsin’s Johnny Kotz in the Michigan victory. Doyle has caged 62 points, Strack has 59.

Rice to Risk 55-Race Streak

NEW YORK, Feb. 3 (U. P)— Greg Rice, America’s premier distance runner, will lay his 55-race

eight rivals in the two-mile feature of the Millrose track and field meet| gg at Madison Square Garden Satur-|®2 day night, it was announced today. Rice's appearance was doubtful

until he had been assured by time trials on the Columbia outdoor

training last October, had completely mended. ? The half-mile event will ‘send

Fred Sickinger of Manhattan, off the, starting line. Sickinger,” surprise winner of the event as a fresh-| Ba man _ last year, will face 34-year-

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that Indiana’s basketball team has| | completed virtually, one-half of its

winning streak on the line against|r

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eight runners, headed by young|Edna

‘given them by the Hoosiers last season. That yas the worst defeat ever suffered by a Michigan ‘basketball team. ‘In a second game last season the Wolverines held Indiana to, 47 points, losing 47-42, but memory of that first loss still rankles.' So far this season of high scores only one team has scored more than 50 points against.the Wolverines, Wisconsin caging 65 to gain a | split in the recent series Lere.

Boxer Escapes

Serious Injury

CLEVELAND, Feb, 3 (U. P)— Anton Christoforidis, former National Boxing association = light heavyweight = champion, escaped serious injury early today when his automobile overturned on a highway+and killed a man riding with him :

. The automobile skidded on a suburban road, went out of control and then turned over twice after striking a curb. James Vegas, 44, was thrown out of the car and killed almost instantly. : ~ Christoforidis, his: 22-year-old wife Pauline, and Mrs. Millie Vagas, 41, were trapped inside the automobile until the 26-year-old Greek boxer broke a window to crawl out. He then helped to free the two screaming women. { The party was returning to the boxer’s home at. suburban Geneva, O., after visiting friends at Warren, O., about 50 miles southeast of Cleveland. Christoforidis, who Yost his itl to Gus Lesnevich, fights - Ji Bivins of Cleveland here Feb, 23 74 the “duration” light heavyweight title. The accident was not expected to cause a postponement of the bout.

67 Racing Days At N arragansett

PAWTUCKET, R. I, Feb. 3 (U. P.) —The Narragansett Racing association announced today it will hold 67 days of racing this year — the same number as in 1942. State Racing Administrator John E. Martin assigned a 25-day spring meeting beginning April 10. and an autumn meeting of 42 days beginning Aug. 9 for Narragansett park. Directors of the association said they believed that racing could be conducted at Narragansett park without interference with the war effort and that the track could play a real part in assisting public morale “by offering entertainment and relaxation to war workers and men of the armed forces losted within easy distance.”

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