Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 December 1943 — Page 19

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1By Eddie Ash

IN THE opinion of many sports observers in the Midwest, Maj. John Griffith, Western conference commissioner, took one poll too many. . . . Football received the green light’ in Griffith's poll of fans attending Big Ten football games the past season. . . . Ninety-eight per cent of the spectators voted to retain the grid sport for the duration, ‘ But Griffith didn't have to take a poll to disclose. the fans’ opinion, . . . The spectators would not have been in the stands if they didn't want college football to continue, : It was an uncalled for poll and there was one angle to Griffith's survey that may cause the lifting of eyebrows by federal officials. s+ « In other words, watch out for a kickback to the poll by the ODT, In his survey Griffith asked the grid fans to indicate their means of transportation to the games. . . . Forty-eight per cent said they traveled by automobile. . . . This information could be used by ODT officials as evidence that college football is not going all out to preserve gasoline and rubber. *. From this corner Maj. Griffith's latest’ poll just adds another chapter to the zany football season of 1943. . . . It would seem advisable to urge sports officials as well as the ordinary individual not to take sports too seriously in these wartime years.

Golden Sports Era Is at Hand

THE golden sports era is already here for horse race tracks and the National Hockey league. . ; . Spring, summer and fall racing set new gate and betting records at many tracks. . . . And a week ago ‘yesterday, a total of 45,836 fans took in three games on the National Hockey league card, 17,365 in Chicago, 15,365 in New York and 13,106 in Detroit. i ~~ The New York Rangers packed in 102,835 fans in seven home games for an average of 14,705 per contest , , . which is remarkable for a team far down in the dace.

Just a; half-dozen major high {school basketball teams remained ‘undefeated today, dnd only one {could be sure of carrying its perfect {record into 1944. + | Pt. Wayne South Side, with five in a row behind it, Is not scheduled until Jan. 7. Pt. Wayne Central, {Evansville Bosse, New Albany, Bra(2ll and Terre Haute Wiley, other {unbeaten quintets, all have at Jeast [one more 1943 game. New Albany | has three. # | But perfect records were not | necessarily the measure of a team. | United Press and mid-December | rankings, compiled after completion | of one-third of the season was come pleted, placed six once-beaten teams and one team which was twice de« feated on the current list of 10 best teams

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Lester Tooke, er Staves off Barons’ attack.

* SOME SOLDIERS get all the breaks. . . . Camp Grant has a three-sport star in Billy Reed of Shawno, Wis. . . . He-was on the Camp Grant baseball team last summer, played on the football team this fall and now he is playing with the Warrior basketball team.

Wartime Basketball in Indiana

WARTIME basketball: The Hoosier Big Three loses in a clean sweep, Purdue to Great Lakes, Indiana to DePaul of Chicago, and Notre Dame to Northwestern. . . . It's tough to take in Hoosierland but there will be more of the same until after the war,

Hockey Summaries

Indianapolis (3) Guard viivee.. Tocke Sprout ...... Right Defense Buller Bessone Leit Defense. . . Bherritt Shabaga ...... Center Thomson Prokop ....... Right Wing.. Sorrell Horeck .. ‘ Left Wing W. Smith Referee—Gordon Parsons. Linesman Pat Wills, Cleveland Spares-—Hergesheimer, Bartholome, Trudel, Burlington, Ferens, Carlson, Cunningham. Indianapolis Spares—Olinski, Morrison, Glover, Ruelle, Ritson, Bukovich. —8core by Periods—

INDIANAPOLIS 0 2 1-2 Cleveland . 1 0 0-1 First-Period Scoring-—1, Cleveland, Hergesheimer (Cunningham, Bessone), 19:57. Penalties—None, Second-Period Scoring--2, Indianapolis, Thomson (unassisted), 1:24. 3, Indianapois, Buller sThomson Glover), 19:50. Pen. alties— None. # Third-Period Ritson (unassisted), None

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Archers Rate Second

THREE Iowa hunters got a taste of war on the home front. ..., Hunting geese from a dug pit, they have decided such a pit makes a fair foxhole. . . . While the three were in their pit waiting near the Missouri river, an army bomber appeared and dropped four practice bombs, ~~ One of the bombs landed within 100 feet of the pit. . . , The ‘next day the tail gunner of a bomber sprayed the water 300 yards away with machine gun bullets. . . . The hunters stuck it out and bagged two geese apiece,

Do You Remember? DO YOU remember the days when Indianapolis fans threw money at their old Washington park baseball idols? . . . It happened in 1908, a local pennant season. . .. Billy Hopke, third sacker, and Bull Durham, pitcher; received the bulk of the silver tossed out from the stands.

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Sorreill......... Right Wing ... Aurie Indianapolis Spares—Olinski, Bukovich, | Morrison, Glover, Ruelle, Ritson. : Pittsburgh Spares — Mackie, Knipfel, Jamieson, O. Smith, Mercer, Forgie, Jones, | Richard, Gauf. | Referee — Gordon Parsons, Fritz Campbell. ~Score by Periods— Indianapolis 1 Pittsburgh

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Hemmerling * =» = . = 8 ENSIGN WILLIAM S. JOHNSON, varsity assistant basketball coach at Indiana university last season and head freshman coach, is now instructing navy pre-flight cadets at Athens, Ga., in the “Hoosier. brand” of basketball. . .. Johnson was a star I U. forward on the 1937, 1938 and 1939 quintets. 8 ” . ew pl ® DAVEY DAY, Chicago lightweight boxer, former stablemate of Barney Ross, when the latter was lightweight and welterweight champion, Is boxing instructor at Great Lakes, ‘

Third Period Scoring—(3) Indianapolis, | uzze 1 Ritson (unassisted), 3:16; (4) Indianap- | JUSt before the b r ended the ee aor Saackre Hoban. II 81 | Aes a urgh, Smith (Mackie, u 1, 114; 46) | y p, Indianapolis, Ritson (unassisted), 18:33; Alex - Ritson, who red four o Indiana lis, Ritson {Ruelle), 9:28. | goals for the Caps Saturday night enalties err: thooking and miscon- |. A i duet), “ Olinski (freezing puck), Howard | 1D the final period when they de | (charging). Ritson (hooking), Roubell feated Pittsburgh, 5-2, got his in two

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{ ANN ARBOR, Mich, Dec. 20 (U.| } : the Far East, wrote his parents that ‘P ’ Back Constant Baron Threats ot of Go The former all-American football | from Ont, isn’ f Bala, t & guy you see around the coliseum very mpch nounced ‘as safe, sald in a letter | day's schedule of the 17th annual the 38 years old, was a andy man to have around. : la China base hospital. | with able to unseat the leading Engineers « 8 @» " to send down Jimmy Franks, thelr | wil bring me back in a hurry,” he urday, Dec. 11. York trip. | oe league, posted a "3201 total through | itself without a goalie. d that's I C : — next four positions, pushing C. Vv. pair of pads on him, handed the| n on er ence Cook's Goldblume of the Fox-| and see what he could do about returned to Indiana Collegiate ConDan Abbott's 618. The team had And Tooke did all right He Hertl> Jones Yhird Number 10 for 14 years with victory-minded Caps clipped the Bunker Hill naval air base. New Castle's hig and veteran with the aid of wu 284-handicap too, 4s the famous pitcher i hey hav Tooke was bounced all over the ice, mained as they were a week ago ave won seven of eight Lookie! Lookie! Lookie! [for the lead, the first three with '¢ 3160. Bud Schoch with 647 wr Bl fi l d . (agninst 30 for opponents. ~~ # way around in the Eastern Amateur NY league game. Central Normal| Carter's “Land of Goodness” and are followed in order by (3) FY. one victory and three losses, and (Jag B Shelbyvill i wit g Pd Jasper, (8) Shelbyville, ae oT with the ald of 492 gift pins, gave it yy 9) of Ft. Wayne-—have not won a con- Strfel 2 t | Str Ks 22 games in a row t - den, the band would strike up with | Striebecks 619 and Clarence wrestling fans. will be on the He PAY tan sea {Bob Dille of Valpo has scored 119 3 Classic league, took fifth position armory. He will oppose Frankie Nappy week for Kokomo in which just in case something happened Dille’s six-foot-nine-inch team- fore Lafayette, Rolls Into Sixth It {8 reported that Bloomfield : has. | Franklin's winless five, who has The seventh placers, Libby Lodge the strength of its five victories, in ‘the opening period ended, and schedule, which ends ‘Thursday 2493 and a 636 handicap to reach Birmingham, Ala, Archers have many veterans back He turned back 1! efforts by the _ 1omorrow — Wabash top 10 on the final day, had 3129, ‘returning in the main event. Gil South Side stopped Virgil Bisner in the final period while the Thursday — Central Normal at Clifton Inn, leaders after the ini- Jackie Nichols of Nova Scotia goes! Martinsville, another big and vet to stop but four. Dame; Freeman Field at DePauw {place on its 3119. In tenth position Pacer last Tuesday. ence, has won eight of nine games, skating far to the right of Goalie Ww Wi area ns The Marketters had 2112, Boston, and Whitey Wahlberg of spring's state finalist club, has won so hard that it hit the center sup-| 0 the $25 war bond, awarded by the RE — Bedford record. Ritson Scores Again I { T k Steve Warga Jr, the swing shift single game of the tourney. O'Brien ad S a C . i ! a * p the Caps into the lead which they) eam, and not even. Coach Art 3.4 +3 never relinquished. $5000 Miami O Golf to | inks - ami Open Go urnament, ) Bin Reriod Scormg ee SUE, Warga, the leader since the end) Wl, Tv. Oath ta Ny au, i. ont y. port, g others, a . Second Period Scoring—2) Indianapolis, | PUCK at the side of the net, popped The Tronto Maple Leafs scored | : | duct), Jasper, defending Southern In« : 14 |All scores, however, are subject to. year-old linksman headed a Held| i rge after a re-check. Payoff wifi ClsPited possession of the National seven out of eight games, Shelbybe at the Antlers on Friday night, [Hockey league's second spot. | ville “Took six straight before In~three strokes better than Sammy | iness” won over Morrison's Furs, a with a 5:2 victory, Bcoring twice | Week.

= Ce > In %; { prom : ] 3 ! 1 2 a : We ’ : yf i ; V . : : ¢ ar. 3 : - ; : : ; ; " fiir ; : 27 Saves as Caps Win, . pi Harmon Recov : | I, Hn e's Lngmneers Ho a At China B B he f She ina Base| re - ® ecause of Emergency, Turns |, sw son wor oe x « First Place in plane was shot down in flames in! “I can sure get in trouble, but given | a little time I can usually get out.” | By FRANK WIDNER' : | Although y ' and s player from Michigan, who was re-| ghmany of the :ity's top Lester Tooke, who packs 185 pounds on a §-foot-7 frame and hails ported missing Oct, 30 and later an- {ranking quintets were on the final because he's in the dressing room taking care of the bumps and bruises . | dated Dec. 7 that the burns he sus- | pot of Gold” tour our Caps sustain in their hockey games. But last night, Tooke, who Is ined were “darn near healed” at/, An mament at Goalle Harry Lum t to New York to join the Detroit | WENN i. e Harry ey wen ew Yo e 0! w ) - sell | “My old pep and zip aren't in their game with the Rangers, the parent club promised {me as vet, but the rest I'm getting team, which assumed the lead sat | {goalle, who was unable to make . | train connections for the New, The winning aggregation, which | halls from the Diamond Chain! Somewhere slong the way, Franks . 1 got “lost” and Indianapolis found esume ace an actual’ 2553 and a handicap of An 648. New quintets took over the! where Tooke came in. . Coach Johnny Sorrell slapped a Beers, he week's runnersup, into sixth place. squat little fellow a big stick and * f told him to go out there on the ice| Hoosier college basketball teams | Hunt Classic loop rolled into second | {place Saturday night, escorted by! stopping the puck against the high- - scoring Cleveland Barons. ference competition this “week. an actual 2852 series and a J17 Both DePauw teams play tonight, handicap for 3169. ‘turned in one of the best defensive the university squad at Indiana and games here this season as the Lt. Everett Case's V-5 cagers at floril-Jont thet CI the Detroit Tigers, Tommy erfi-Jones another Jlassic | : Bridge ts i k rofans have liv i ‘Barons, 3-1, for their first win over Since there were no week-end league entry, finished In third place idges gets it as bunk number, n Jans have lived up to pre-season Cleveland this year In winning. conference games, standings re- redictions and take first place, | The team had ual , inducted at the Ft. Sheridan, but he plunked back 27 shots of the De Pauw university. Valparaisg. he te a 2000 actual, whicn Il, reception center mes against good opposition and Barons, much to their disgust. | Wabash and Indiana State are tied the ald of the free pins netted "+ "© . have averaged 48 points per contest | Tooke is no stranger in the nets WO Wins ang no defeats, and In-|Bill Tarrant with 628 were the ster iy coampt ar elenaing las few people know. He knew his diana State with a victory in its| performers, oe amplons hold second place, i Wayne South Side, (4) Mart} 11} {Is fifth in the 10-team race with copped fourth place in its Saturday ariinaville, league before coming here, and { (5 Bedford, 6) . appearance, getting 2659, which, M t 0 dford, (6) Muncie Central, there is 1 f ° au old story about him ihe other four teams—Earlham, | pener And 100 N Alb 1Franklin, Evansville and Concordia ® 3151. Norman Hamilton paced woerson, (10) New Albany, Whenever Tooke would come out ' . . po. 3 Jayne Ce on the ice in Madison Square gar-| the Carter's with 58. With Ed| “Jack Bloomfield, a “new face" to ,,' . WAVAe Central now has won y ) i ference zame. © |" Scoring leaders.also are the ss Scholl's 614 laying the foundation, : } fons, the latest a 34-25 trfumph aa) Lookie! . - Here . Dae oe same {Falls City Beer of the Fox-Hunt mat card tomorrow night at the over Kokomo, climaxing an unHe's been working out with the points in six games for a long lead | the Kats 1 I | |over second-place Milt Schoon, V!th 3146. They had a 2001 and a Hart of Chicago In the opener als lost the North Central Caps at various times this season, 245-pin handicap. “at 8:30. conference lead when they fell be like it did last night. And it was Mate. who has 93 points. Third , j blace is held by Dick C 8 a great thing for our boys that he’! © y Dick Cummins ofp. G.v team, In taking sixth, has been going good against for- | Phil Hergesheimer beat him to 67 points in six games. totaled 3130 on Sunday, Dee. 12. midable opposition, and has been South Side rated third spot on the draw just three seconds before| The remainder of this week's oo") 00 00 Sunday morn- “CCKINg A chance to appear in An .jqing dectsions over Muncie Bure Took ttled d to d the Night because of Christmas holi jing. Tt had 3129. using an actual Indianapolis ring. He from ris and Warsaw, and because the ooke settle own sen ne : ’ © - days: Clevelanders back home in defeat. 98Y8 that position. Tompkins Ice Cream, Matchmaker Lloyd Carter has [rom a team which was one of the . ne oorts PY, ¢ State; Stout Field at Cehtral Nor (another five that slipped into the Gil La Cross, the “upset specialist,” state's better quintets last year. Barons in the opening heat, N ' : - the second, and then took it easy | Mal an actual 2779 and 347 pins handi- beat Martino Angelo last week, And his Warsaw mates Saturday,’ err I cap. ending Angelo's undefeated record. 35-22 | Indianapolis defensé and offensive Evansville: DePauw university at power made it necessary for him Great Lakes; Purdue at Notre...) week.end and third placers last against La Cross, who is from Bos. eran club and the defending chamBilly Th ed th V-5 | week, managed to take over ninth ton. Jackie disposed of Lefty plon of the South Central confer illy Thomson evene e count '°% ’ at 1:24 of the second period by TT TT was Hornday Quality Market, the! Semi-windup action fis between losing only to Bedford. Bedford, Gauti d sl i it t hi fourth place team. of last week. Joe Ferona, a former boxer from With three men back from last jautier and slamming it past him, Harold O'Brien, a member of Minneapolis Whitey has not seven of eight, with Jasper's twoport post 9 ie nets wah a smack Miami 0 n Early & Daniels, was the winner of dropped a tussle here this season, Point victory the only blot on the hat was heard all over the coliseum. | pe : - crear Indianapolis Bowling Proprietors Munci > le Central 8 The goal was unassisted MIAMI, Fla, Dec. 20 (U. P.).— association for the high individual u al Surprise . . uncie Central is a surprise s — | Defenseman ymie Buller sent! i Linesman — | e Hy |war worker, pocketed a $1000 war rolled a 265 on Saturday to take the bond today as the winner of the Prize. Second Place Beckner SXDested wile od Sool A A season. u he Bearcats have Roy Glover flipped a pass to ! Jami (Richard, O. Smith), 16:07. SC e latter k the : ' ; Penajties—Sherrits thigh sticking! Thomson. and the Ia too of the second day of the four day | Lorenz Wiesman, Antler alley, By UNITED PRESS Sorrell .W. Smith, Thomson), 10:13. Pen- it out to Buller, and he rammed it medal play contest, played even par Manager, and Johnny Mencin, tour-| only an upset decision to nk alties—Hemmerling (10 mingtes, miscon-|) oo oon the blue line at 19:59, golf vesterday to post a 70 and col- patient gg have announced two week-end victories over the Chi- fort. lect the first place prize. The 27- 4'tt the low score to cash is 3061.|c40, Black Hawks to move into un- diana conference champ, has woh of "123 professional and amateur | layers with ‘a 72-hole total of 280] y | pla) Ole lola! O | In a match at Broad Ripple Bgwl. The Leafs ended the Hawks rein! 3'ahapolis Shortridge hatided the Byrd, Detroit pro who won the |1ast night Carter's “Land of Good-|of seven home triumphs last night | Golden Bears their first defeat last Tam O'Shanter tournament at

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NEW YORK, Dec. 20.—It was just Baugh, Baugh, Baugh, There mr probably was no time in the history of football, college or professional,

{nights in the third heat to wind up |the scoring. He broke clear from | behind the Indianapolis net, dashed {down the center of the ice and put

Chicago earlier this year, posted for the runner-up prize of $700 in war bonds,

(feminine aggregation, 2678 to 2565. In the last two periods to add to Anderson, a’ twice-beaten club,

Other scores included Bob Ham- |

iM. D. Hitt led the men with 619, their first stanza tally, the Leafs {while Blanche Meyer paced the were never héaded, Ted Kenitedy {women with 537. {paced the winner's attack with two

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Hockey Standings

Kingan’s men took a drubbing goals. from Kingan's women in a match] The New York Rangers won their | With victories over Burris, Logans-

{lton, Evansville, Ind, 298. ee |at the Fox-Hunt alleys. The ladies’ second game of the season by de- | Port, Lebanon and Lafayette, New Albany Strong

quintet, paced by Miss Smith's 458, feating the Detroit Red Wings, 6-2. | esults New Albany rates the top 10 in

that one man took such complet§ charge of a football game. '% : The man was Sammy Baugh, the slender Texan. He made the New| York Giants look silly, from the coach to the lowest sub; he was literally ‘a one man team in his team’s 28-0 victory, - He made the coach look silly, “the, miracle coach of the year” because

{the clincher on the game at 19:09. (Ritson had three unassisted goals in Saturday's game, Not a single penalty was called | 3 3'during the battle ‘although fisti6 11/cuffs flared two different times. Moose Sherritt and Pete Bessone 'G Pte. had one argument that wound up 18. with a few punches being traded, 13 and Jerry Olinski swapped blows with Earl Bartholome later in. the game, Bop v2

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STATE COLLEGES

Wabash, 42; Illinois Wesleyan, 38. Northwestern, 48; Notre Dame, 32. Great Lakes, 58; Purdue, 32. Miami (0.), 74; Earlham, 33. DePaul (Chicago), 81; Indiana, 43. Evansville, 41; Louisville, 40.

| Gloreana 0G Pts. won 2640 to 2030. Uhlir, with 485, The Rangers opened with a two- | Indionabetls *... period a toss-up decision with Hammond Rall matched the two Detroit tallies in| Clark, Jeffersonville and Brazil. All the second and clinched the contest | have good records. - New Albany The weekly doubles tournaments with another pair in the third. | has not lost in four games: Brazil conducted by the Bowling Propri- Grant Warnick was the star of the has won five in a row; Jeffersons etors association were ‘held at the Ranger attack with two goals and! ville has lost to Washington hus Sturm alleys yesterday. | an assist, ) . { beat Jasper and Lebanon; Clark is Betty Nigh and R. Gillespie com-| The front running Montreal Ca-|the Northern - Indiana conference bined scores of 512 and 606 with nadiens increased their lead in the | favorite. : a handicap of 207 to total 1325 and |league standings with a 3-1 victory| East Chicago Washington, Inditake top money in the mixed dou- | over the Boston Bruins, The Ca-| anapolis Shortridge, Gary Emerson, bles. First place in the men's event nadiens went ahead with an open- | Lafayette Jefferson, Elkhart, Alexwas won by Emil Luca and F. a. ing period goal and scored two more | andria and Terre Hauie Wiley have Miles, the former having 592 and in the second. ; | looked good and are capable of Miles 504. With 144 gift pins, they| Toronto defeated Chicago, 8-4, in | moving into ranking positions at totaled 1330. the only Saturday night game, any time. ; Bee

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every respect. { Hershey The fact is there was only one Bunaie © man on the football field yesterday ean S50 3% wit Bou PUSSE WI op EEE tr only one , . He! provide at ’ kicked, blocked, tackled and ran.| Hershey, 3: Buffalo, s tie). He was truly a great football play- SATURDAY SCORES er; he was, in short, the difference IN MANAPOLIS, 5 Pittsburgh, between the Giants and the Red- ie}, 6: Providence, skins, and by. far. Vidveian, 9; Butale, 4 — uy diem ies 0 Sung ru} 4 WEDNESDAY INDIANAPOLIS at Proviwere dull and, sluggish throughout. ng Herel Te You waited from the start to see|Zivie, Zanelli Meet what the “miracleman” was going NEW YORK Dec. 20 (U. P.).— to do with them. All Mr. Owen|yeteran Pritaie Zivic, former welterdid was walk up and down the side ;

: weight king, engages Ralp Zanelli line and groan and send in five or atx Tore , with futility Ene of Providence at Boston tonight in

Benté a 10-round bout that headlines the ents, nation’s small Christmas week box--{ing schedule.

Northwestern, Wisconsin,

[llinois After Big 10 Crown

CHICAGO, Dec. 20 (U. P.).—Northwestern, Wisconsin and Illinois loomed today as definite contenders in the impending Big Ten title race, after gaining impressive victories in week-end contests, But the non-conference quintets of the midwest grabbed the bulk] Minnesota, 31: Jowa State, of attention as the powerful Great Lakes, DePaul squads maintained per- gi Thana, 3; Syringte/d (Ma,),, Kangtus, fect records. Another of the region's outstanding non-conference fives, ud York Coast Guard, 36; Columbia, arquette, fell-victim to Coach Bud Foster's Wisconsin team, 40-37, as the Badgers avenged their earlier defeat to their state rivals.

first defeat in ‘three starts, 58-52,

Eastern Doubles Tourney

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almost as if he were passthrough tissue paper men. He look this way and that way then pass and one of the receivers would have right in the middle of his it would be a first down.| was like watching Carl Hubbell putting the third strike over plate in a pinch. ia got 50 you felt sorry for Steve the Giants coach. There was thing he could do but walk up and down the side line and make

Turner Is Introduced In between periods, Joe (No-No) Turner, who was goalie with the Caps when they copped the Calder cup, was introduced to the 4000 fans that attended. He is now a lieutenant in the U.S, army. The Caps face a three-game schedule this week. Wednesday night they will be in Providence for a game with the Reds, and then they will meet -the Barons again Saturday night in Cleveland. son. .. Next Sunday night they will .£ace| Xuron University. 30. Obie Wesleyan, 41. Hershey's high-riding B'ars In the|,, Norman Navy Zoomers, BI; Oklahoma, coliseum.

LOCAL HIGH SCHOOLS

Reech (rove, 40; Silent Hoosiers, 28. Manual, 36; Warren Central, 35, Frankfort, 36; Tech, 22 Shortridge, 43; Ben Davis, 33, Broad Ripple, 26; Washington,

OTHER COLLEGES

Western Michigan, 48; Michigan, 38. Norfolk Naval Training Station, 50; University of Virginia, 20. Pean, 37; Cornell, ii. Central Michigan, 67; Kalamazoo, 29, New York University, 52; St, Francis, 30. Penn State, 41; Washington and Jefferson, 31.

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Tillle Kagel was home today with additional bowling honors over Chicago opponents. . In a week-end match, she outscored Betty Brugmann over the 20-game route, 3714 to 3619, . It was the local star's second victory of the season over Windy City |" rivals, She defeated Laura Stellmacher- in an earlier match,

Two Teams Added |To Central ‘Y’ Loop

The Senior high school basketball league at the Central ¥Y. M. C. A. |S which started as a four-team circuit, |= will be expanded to six teams with

y ,, Minnesota, 31: Iowa State, 28. Knit Cuffs. In Navy, Connecticut, 42; Wesleyan (Cenn.), 33. Blue. Speci } Baldwin-Wallace, 35; Rochester, 34. : Kentucky, 58; Cincinnati, 30, lowa, 54; Monmouth, 29. Charleston (8. C.) Coast Guard, Duke, 46. Brown, 66: City College of New York,

Soccer Team Uses 'Chutes

WITH BRITISH PARACHUTE TROOPS, Eighth Army Front, Italy, Dec. 20 (U. P.).—Something . new in the way of sports travel cropped up here today when a team droped by parachute te with the "home’

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FOOTBALL OUTFIT

Consists of .- Pants, Shoul2; , 44. Dowling eat 69; Ohio university, der Pads, Hel- -

Illinois, 89: Misouri, 29. Lafayette, 43; Lehigh, 30. Wisconsin, 40; Marquette, 37, Yale, 39; Harvard, Tufts, 38; Bates, 31. Muhlenberg, 63; Swarthmore, 35. Nebraska, 41; South Daketla, 31. . Oklahoma A. & M,, 42; Temple, 37.

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OTHER HIGH SCHOOLS

Dale, 43: Lynnaville, 11. Greeneastle, §1; Greenfield, 24, Tipton, 39; Greentown, 31, Culver, 59; Bourbon, 29. Anderson, #4; Burris iMuhtia), a.

Riley ( Bend), 39; Central (Ft. aihel, 34; Kokomo, t Lafayette, 19.

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