Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 December 1943 — Page 23
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spaced defense, . permitting Halfbacks Harry Clark and Dante Magnani to break away around ends.
‘Greatest Comeback If he can carry the load, Nagur-
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“If the Redskins draw back to set up a defense against Sid Luckman’s passes, will batter through," Anderson said. “If they bank up to stop Nagurski, Luckman will start . That's the combination that might win for us.” That was only one-half the pleture, however, The Redskins were
‘Inot sitting around idle or visiting
the Washington monument while the Bears were holding their fourth straight week of drills for the allimportant game. In fact, Coach
weapon of “his own ready for the Bears—a weapon of morale, Bergman announced today that he'll pull the old college spirit suff and secret his squad away from the bustling capital tomorrow in an attempt to give his players more than
another. At Lafayette Tomorrow
“We used to live In the same hotel, but now that's impossible”! Bergman said, “As a result, the boys never see each other except at
week I took them to the country for & few days. and it did worlds of good for their morale.” The Redskins will arrive at Lafayette, Ind, tomorrow, where they | a will work out at Purdue university for three days, before coming to Chicago Saturday night. Dick Fare man, injured tackle, will try to work out this week, but he will be an uncertain starter until Sunday morn. ing when his physician will decide whether he can play. Lou Rymkus, another key lineman, has suffered
:(an injured knee, but may start,
| {Boston Trims
By UNITED PRESS The Boston Bruins moved within one point of the second-place Toronto Maple Leafs in the National league hockey race today after their 8-5 home victory over the Canadian sextet last night. . The Bruins put on a scoring show for 9000 fans, running up five goals in the first period, with Capt. Dit Clapper, Don Gullinger, Bep Guidolin, Flash Hollett and Bill Cowley
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HAPPILY, there is a way to guard against - the public suspicion which almost always greets an unexpected and seemingly illogical result. There is the baseball way, for example.
Scoring in local bowling leagues last night was nothing to brag about, only three pastimers reaching the 650-mark. Two of the top series were rolled at the Pennsylvania alleys, while the Sport Bowl was the scene of the third. Eddie Greaver, rolling in the matinee session of the Allied Printers, posted the top three-game total of | the season in that loop and nabbed '
8 = 0» ; OTHER 600 BOWLERS (MEN) Dr. Frank Walker, Foteman Regroation aie Gomer Lorenz, Uptown Recreation ... 643 Mel Roach, Moon-Lite Major . Ed Stevenson, Our Carl Kalser, Stewart. Jess Stewart, Indians Gear Foste Parsons, Stewart-Warner
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alter Eggerding, Stevens Mortuary Jim Talbott, Foreman Recreation . on Smith, West Side Classic Dick Riggins, West Side Classic ..,... 609 Lou Fehrenbach, John Hanoosy insur, John Feree, Grotto , Jim Jones, West Side Classie Bristo Kidd, West Side Classi Dick Nerdholt, West Side Classle .... Ray Hil, Indiana Recreation hil Bisesi, West Side Clasale Jess Hall, West Side Classic Frank Trout, West Side Class OTHER LEAGUE Ea (MEN) Geo, Schuster, Commereial
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a tis Curtiss Wright Pete Tril Rotar m Rex Marmaduke, Ind. Em, Se. Div, Mxd, mn Roy Wagner, Indiana Machine & Tool 560 Otto Moos, Dezelan Recreation
Valpo, Bunker Hill Change Net Date
BUNKER HILL, Ind. Dec. 22 (U. P.).-=Valparaiso university and Bunker Hill naval air station basketball teams will meet in a return game at the base Feb. § instead of Jan. 8, Lt. Douglas Campbell, base public relations officer, said today. Valpo officials had sought cancellation of the game because of threats which Valpo coach Loren Ellis sald had been made by naval players against his team. The college athletic manager, M. E. Zimmerman, had asked the Valpo athletic board to permit cancellation,
Zollner Pistons Hold First in Pro League
PT, WAYNE, Ind, Dec. 22 (U. P.). —Ft. Wayne's Zollner Pistons today firmly held first place in the Nae Professional = Basketball league after a decisive 56-30 defeat of the Oshkosh, Wis, All-Stars last night,
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Littrell, West Side Classic ....... 600 |g,
* 607 Hazel Jordan, Blue
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city-wide honors for the evening when he connected for 234, 200 and 239, 673. He was the only member of the league over 600. Ed Sowar took time out from his duties as alley manager at Pritchett’s to walk up to the Penn alleys and show the boys how it's done, He clicked to the tune of 662 on games of 211, 201 and 250 in the Pennsylvania Recreation league.
OTHER 500 BOWLERS (WOMEN) Phyllis Beyer, Bemis Letter Service .. Elizabeth Broolls, Kiee-Ooleman Betty Shipman, Blue Ribbon lee Oream 533 Goldie Rufil, Bemis Lotter Service .... Blanche Meyer, Kioo-Coloeman
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Mabel Fischer, Blue Ribbon Jee Cream 515 Mary Kidd, Bemis Lotter Service ..... 37
Ruth Sheren, Park Blin Lillian Lee, Beck Coal Ing -. ,
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are sure there’ was no funny business, All we could do was refer the gentleman to the Notre Dame-Great Lakes game as an example,
~ # . NO, FOR our money, the GiantsWashington games were strictly on the level. One week a team will do everything right; the next it will do everything wrong. As we all know now the Giants were never a poo) —— team; they just happened to catch the Redskins when they weren't clicking, and in so doing they took on an artificlalty of greatness. It
was all a matter of relativity. the point is, the way proessional football is run today, what the possibility of playoffs the at "a the West alpresent, the temptation for from the bottom of the always going to be there; likewise the twitching urge of an
tors of the league must close up all possible avenues leading to scandal.
Eddie Greaver Hits 673 for Pin Honors; Sowar Takes Second Place With 662
Other high scorérs of that loop included Cy Bernard with 638, Harry Stiver with 623, Henry Johnson 620, Tom Connor 615 and Al Hoéreth 811, Harry Campbell, rolling with Ben & Irene's tavern in the Blue Ribbon Ice Cream league at Sport Bowl, hit 650 on the nose with 201, 208 and 241.
Leads Women Bowlers
Marie Zook was the best feminine bowler in the city last: night. She connected for a 507 In her three tries at the Marott Shoe league pins at Pritchett's. She had 109, 217 and 181 for the Bubble-Up quintet. Her closest league rivals were Mildred George with 588, Helen Gardner with 575, Julia Lang with 573 and Tillle Kagel with 588. Eleven additional 500's made thetr Frances Deer and Marie Mcllvain had 543's, Francis Snyder and Edna Mae Schoen. had 522s, Ruth Zweissler had 520, Marie Brownlee, Margaret «| Farland and Zola Young 5158's, Margaret Thiele 510, Cleatis Swords 501
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