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NEW YORK, F eb. 14.—Have you noticed how many fine, stalwart, fighting friends baseball has developed all of a sudden in Washington? All sorts of dignitaries are rushing to its support . .-. “it's a grand old game “it’s an American institution” . .. “it's what the boys in the fox holes are fighting for.” Hmgimmm . . .'this wouldn’t have anything to 20 with the fact” that ‘the fathers have decided to give the commissioner's $50,000 Job. to an outsider, would it? . . . I was just agking. - J, Edgar Hoover shilled all over the federal bureau of investigation for the grand old game recently, which, by an odd coincidence, was the day after the fathers let it be known they had thrown the job wide open. Mr, Hoover invited baseball to send its representatives to Washington for counsel and comfort . . . “every door will be open at their knock,” he promised.

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Sen. Chandler ‘Bangs Out Solid Wallop’

ALSO recently Senator Happy Chandler of Kentucky stepped to the plate for the American institution and banged out a solid wallop for the 4-F'ers, upon whose immediate fate baseball depends. “The happy senator said high government officials have no objections to. “four or five hundred 4-F's playing professional baseball.” , , ; This is tantamount to promising the fathers they are all set for 1945. Is J. Edgar after the job? . . . Is Happy after the job? . . Well, this wouldn't indicate they are running away from it, would it?

Situation in Coast League Hard to Fathom

OWNER of the plushiest race track on the west coast is Dr. Charles Strub. Additionally, he is, and has been, for a long stretch of years part owner. of the San Francisco club in the Pacific Coast league. 1 made mention of this fact not long ago in connection with the enforced retirement of one Harry Ludwig as leader of the Sacramento club in. the same league. . His retirement was compelled by the commissioner's office in Chicago. . . . It seems he is engaged in the pinball business or some such.

Acceptable When Baseball Needed Him

WHAT interested me was that Ludwig was clearly acceptable to the baseball fathers a year or so ago, when the Bt. Louis Cardinals” threatened to take baseball out of Sacramento (they operated a farm club there) and Ludwig, Jallsing the local citizenry, saved the franchise. I psked: If he was acceptable then, why not now? And, just to be onery, I wondered out loud, how Strub, the race track operator, continued to remain in baseball despite the “firm taboo.” And, in wrapping this item up, I hasten to add I'm not shilling for the aforementioned Ludwig and pinball games.

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Times-Legion Golden “Glovers

big event. Novice class fighters want it to

Tourney Prices

Tickets for the finals show of The Times-Legion Golden Gloves tourney. to be held at the Armory Friday night have met a brisk sale, The reserve seat prices are $1.80 and $1.20. For reserve ticket information, contact the Busgh-Callahan store, 136 E. Washington, or the Sportsman’s store, 126 'N, Pennsylvania, The prices include tax. The store managers request fans to pick up reservations by noon on Friday. The general admission price is 80. cents, tax included. These tickets will be available only at the Armory box office booths Friday. The box office is to open at 6:45 p. m. Reserve seats unsold downtown also will be available at the Armory. ra

DePauw Is Set To Win Title

By. UNITED PRESS DePauw's Tigers and Wabash's Little Giants, who first met on the basketball court 39 years ago,. renew their rivalry tonight at Crawfordsville with the Indiana Collegiate conference cage championship bid of DePauw hanging in the balance, A Tiger victory would give DePauw the crown for the second straight year. A Wabash victory would hand it to Pt. Wayne Concordia, the only unbeaten quintet besides DePauw in conference play. DePauw partisans expected little difficulty tonight, however. They checked the Tigers’ earlier 60-39 {victory over Wabash for reassuranger] It will be the final game of the season for both clubs.

By UNITED PRESS Hoosier high school basketball coaches cast anxious glances at local | draft boards today while counting the chances ‘of keeping their squads “draft proof” throughout the state tournament Opelting eight days | hence. Bedford's Stonecutters ranked with the best in Indiana all season, !

but their state title chances went glimmering with the news that Joe | reine Snel

Hunter and Bob Williams, regulars, |=

EE merely. Toon tor mae Angelo. Awarded Verdict Over Ali

Wabash, one of the central sec tion standouts, faces tourney lay ‘without Guard Deverine Cassidy, who left for army duty’ late last, Martino Angelo, Akron,.O., junior heavyweight, took headline honors at the Armory last night when the {sturdy Buckeye matman tamed Ali

week, East * Chicago Washington and | Al, of Turkey,

Evansville Central, a pair. which threatened to cause considerable anxious moments for the favorites, also were hard hit by service calls.

Tommy Morris and Chris Platis jafore approximately 2400 fans,

became soldiers on Monday and a third - Washington regular, Cordovers Tuckers, flashy ball-handler, has received his “greeting.”

Player Tallies, 33 Points, Loses

| Times-Tegion Amateur Boxers Poised for Stugfests Friday. In Title Matches at Armory

today Sompleted paid training for

the 1945 tournament's finals presentation at the Armory, Friday night, tomorrow they will taper -off and weigh in, and then rest. up for the!

Be known that they are just as de~

termined as tite open class contestants to wind up the mitt carnivaldn[

8 blaze of slambang action and) they hope to. ‘steal the show” from their more experienced colleagues in the amateur beak-busting busi- | ness. However from the looks of the {class of the lads “left in hoth classes and In all -eight weight divisions, it's a safe gamble that demonstration

of heavy leather

majority of the matches. Lads Reported in Shape

Now that the Indianapolis tourney is in its fourth and final week, there is not much to choose between a majority of the youthful ring hopefuls, Trainers, coaches and instructors report that their proteges have responded nobly to’ the long siege of daily training and all set to shoot the works. Survivors. on Friday's huge program will be the new champions and will be the recipients of the choice prizes. Awards also will be made to’ the runnersup in all weight divisions of both classes. There is only one o ;class defending champ left in the current competition. He is Robert Beamon, lightweight (135 pounds) of the Northwestern community = center PAL No. 2 club, He is to defend his crown against Pvt. Pames Hickerson of Camp ‘Atterbury. The eight open class champs will form the Indianapolis team to represent Indianapolis inh the Tournament of Champions to be held in Chicago stadium Feb. 26, 27 and 28. Indianapolis will be one of 28 cities represented in the Windy City’s annual fistic extravaganza. All boxers remaining in The Times-Legion tourney in both the open and novice classes are requested to report for the weekly weigh-in and physical eximinations tomorrow between 7 and 9 p. m. at 476 8. Meridian st. No ‘boxer will -be—permitted —to—enter—the—ring Friday unless he has weighed in and received the nod from the tournament's medical staff, directed by Dr. Will H. Long.

Sanctioned by A. A. U,

The judges are appointed by the A. A. U, and perform their tourrniey duties without pay.

GREAT LAKES, Ill, Feb. 14 (U. P.)—A Great Lakes naval training station basketball quintet defeated | Marquette university, 756 to 65, last {night despite the sensational*'scorling spree put on by Gene Berce, [Milwaukee freshman. Berce scored 10 field goals and

are on 13 of an attempted 14

charity tosses to pile up 33 Marquette tallies, a new scoring record for the Hilltoppers.

in the main event

of the weekly grappling bill mad EX- Notre Dame Grid

After the pair had split the oe Stars Reclassified-

{two falls they traveled the remain|ing 25 minutes of their 90-minute [tussle without another fall being

CLEVELAND, Feb. 14 w. P)—

Two members of the Cleveland Rams of the National Pro Football

The Times-Legion meet is conducted on a charity basis. The Bruce P. Robison post of the Ameri-

of the net, receipts for legion charities and philanthropies- and The Times receives 40 per cent for its annual Christmas Clothe-A-Child fund. Boxers are urged to report at the armory early Friday evening. The tourney committee desires to get the show under way not. later than 8 p. m. There is every indication that the night's bill of fare will call for 24 bouts. Some of the novice class ads will have to fight twice in the weight divisions which still con-

Glovers Wind Up Hard Drills For Finals

the fistic- entertainment will be al’

throwing and torrid speed in the

| Broad Ripple Saturday night.

_| Franklin, Alexandria, Elwood, Rush-

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Boxers Wallace Parham,

left, and Herman Davis, receive | pointers from George Lefferts, Leeper Boxing sehool instructor, as they sharpen up for the local Golden Gloves tournament finals at the Armory Friday. The boys are novice class contenders.

and instructions each evening.

age compiled by the veteran was a 218 for 2100 games. He will bowl at several other | establishments in the state follow- | ing his local exhibitions. His appearance in Indiana 1s being sponsored by the Bush-Calla-han Sporting Goods Co. He will appear at the Fountain Square and Dezelan alleys on Monday night; at Pritchett’s and the Delaware Tuesday night; at Fun Bowl and West Side Wednesday night; at Sport Bowl and the Illinois Thursday night; at Pritchett-Hunt-O'Grady and Sturm’s Friday night and at Hotel Antlers and

: Around the State . His state tour- will take him to Frankfort, Lebanon, Bloomington,

ville, Shelbyville, Muncie and Anderson. Oscar Behrens,

city. association

has a few reservations available for |

will hold these reservations until to- |

tending to bow! in the meet get in| touch with him at MA-1969 as soon | as possible. A women's matinee league is being formed at the Illinois. It will open tomorrow afternoon and bowl each Thursday thereafter. Women interested iM joining this circuit should be at the alleys or call Mrs. Hallie Striebeck, CH. 7061. , Fremont Hutchens of Pivot City Tok in the Pennsylvania Recreation loop had 257-198-217—672 for top honors in last night's leagues Carl

Joe Miller, Buffalo Bowling Star, Booked at Local Alleys

Joe Miller of Buffalo, known in.tenpin circles as bowling’s Man o’ |8a8mes to go, while Boryla has 246 War, will appear on several local alleys next week, giving demonstrations points and four games remaining.

Another outstanding aver-| | pile,

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Leading Scorer Brown Closes Season Tonight

By UNITED PRESS Lanky. Harold Brown. ace of Evansville college's ' Purple Aces, showed his heels to other contenders for the state's individual college basketball scoring title today, but he winds up his season campaign tonight. * Brown increased his margin of last week to 28 points over busy Bob Dille, Valparaiso star. The Evansville: captain now has 299 {points in 16 games while Dille has netted only 271 in 20 games, The: Valpo all-America, who car-| (tied off the state scoring title last | | year, has five more games in which [to “sweeten” his current total. Ed Lash of Indiana State took! {over where Clarence Disney left] {off when he left for army duty. The | new Sycamore mainspring held {third place again, with 256 points] {in 22 games. He closes play after two games this week.

Two Have Chances

Both John Janisch of Valparaiso and Vince (Bullets) Boryla of Notre

{Dame retained slim chances of tak- |

mg the ‘crown in the event Dille| runs into the type of scoring luck | which saw him net a mere 13-point total in two games last week. Janisch has. 247 points and five]

Players with 180 poms or ‘more

Miller holds the world’s three-game record ‘of 888 and has rolled 23] included: perfect scores. He was national match champion in 1933-34 and recently | Brown. Evansville... averaged 222 on a 900-game exhibition tour.

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Valparaiso ! “| Indiana State § 256. | Janisch, Valparaiso Boryla, Notre Dame *Disney, Indiana State .. { Gibbs, Central Normal .. | 8winford, Indians State . { Bottema, Butler .-....... } | London, DePauw ... | Gardner, DePauw ...

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*Paris, Indiana U, Jones, Evansville Dee, Notre Dame .. 1 Armstrong, Indiana State 19 °—In service, competition ended.

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Nelson Takes Links Playoff By Tallying 65

NEW ORLEANS, La., Feb. 14 (0,

'|PJ.~Byroh Nelson of Toledo, the

Mr. Consistency of golf who chills opponents with his feverish brand of play, was $1,333.33 richer today after winning the $5,000 New Ore leans Open in & playoff round against Harold (Jug) McSpaden of Sanford, Me. Nelson, who last year set a new’ money-winning record for a golf professional, and M¢Spaden come pleted the regulation 72 holes with identical scores of 284, making the {extra 18<hole playoff necessary. { Yesterday Nelson was practically unbeatable.

Off to Fast Start

Long off the tee and precisione like in his accuracy with irons, Nele {son fired a seven-under-par 65 to make McSpaden’s highly creditable 70 look poor by comparison. Nelson had McSpaden four down at the start of the back nine yes{terday after turning the first round in 32, five under par. Regulation figures proved no obstacle on the (back nine either, Nelson carding |two-under-par 33 coming home. McSpaden, Nelson's most persiste lent challenger this year, went ous lin 36 and back in 34. + - The winner, three strokes down [at the start of the final 72 holes on Monday, sank 12 and 15-foot [putts with consistency.

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| COLLEGE PARK, Md. Feb. 14 U. P.).~—Athletic officials at the University of Maryland today ane nounced that Friday night's baskets ball game with Marshall college of Huntington; wv. Va., has been cane celed. | Their expaaain ; “Most of the Mahia} team hag | been drafted.”

Chicago Fight

Boxing enthusiasm hasn't run Levinsky, in a four-round exhibition

in 1932 which attracted over 22,000 fans.

by Robinson he might well be.

him, and the Harlem Hurricane whipped the burly Italian in A re-

Kirk Has Chance In ‘Point’ Race

CHICAGO, Feb. 14 (U. P.) —Walt

turh engagement. . . Robinson is considered the No. 1 challenger for the crown worn by Champion Freddie (Red) Cochrane, but he rafiks only as a 55 favorite tonight.

The magnet tonight is Costner, a locally = developed sensation from]

Cincinnati, who fans consider to-be| Play Local Five

the coming champion and if he gets|

Robinson, generally ranked king ‘of the welterweights without port-| tap for local net fans at the Butler

folio, is a smart, deadly boxer who | fleldhouse tonight with Phillips 68, has won 51 out of 53 fights. Jake ‘fe National A. A. U. champions, Lamotta is the only warrior to beat

Fans Are Ago. |

Over Robinson-Costner Melee

CHICAGO, Feb. 14 (U. P.).—The “Sugar Bowl Brawl” matching Ray (Sugar) Robinson against George (Sugar) Costner in a I0-round welterweight bout, will draw approximately 21,000 customers to the Chie cago stadium tonight for about a $90,000 gate.

as +high here since the old Manassa

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Three basketball tilts will be on

{and Fischer Engineering Co., cham« pions of the local Allison league, clashing in the featured tilt schede uled to start at 9 o'clock. Other games on the three-event program will pit the Lukas-Haroid girls against the R. C. A. femining five in the 7 o'clock curtain raiser, with Pure Oil, Marion cowity . champs, meeting Ray Crowe's Alls Stars in the 8 o'clock tilt.

Mindach ‘of Cook’s Goldblume in the West Side Classic had 205-183-269— 657 for runnerup ‘honors. Two Season Records Polly Ritchey posted a pair of season -records in the Triangle!

Young Coaches DETROIT, Feb. 14.—With Athletic Director Lloyd Brazil and Head the only player today with a chance| Coach Charles ‘Baer handling Unito catch Northwestern's Max Morris| versity of Detroit athletic affairs,

on ; : in the Western conference scoring the Titans boast of one of the] Lou Spivey, defending champion, |ladies league at the Fountain Square rage. youngest sports combinations in the SPORTING GOODS CO.

| f 182 last night. defeated Dave Klapper, | alleys. - After opening with 189, Morris, who has three conference nation. Brazil is 38 years old and!| ] cogs in recent weeks, and Johnny g,.y 'yinscomb, Indianapolis. Jen-| Rams recently lost Coach Buff Don. 20 to 32, in"a state three-cushion she wound up with the best single] games left, has scored 142 points for Baer 15 one year his senior. 136 EAST WASHINGTON ST.

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exam and is subject to call at any ted her a 615 total and another loop | Toronto. { lor. The “contest, lasted 60 in-| ahead of second-place Bob Geahan | Pudloski th \ par Hime. So. is Krieg, a future naval | SEH 10 Mie amy nings.and each cueist had a “high, recora. It was the initial 600-series| 4 yfichigan, who has only one con-| Oldest L WwW Y wins The CHICAGO JE Co., Inc. 146 E. WASHINGTON ST.

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Coach Dick Polk, mastermind ot In an afternoon match yesterday, Helen Dysert also’ entered the| gy. Rowever, ius: played oni SIAWOND TORN | Fou Sage Heomsse We Sans

Evansville Central-upset conqueror of both Evansville Bosse and Jeffersonville—lost its Center Mel Benner, City champions of Ft. Wayne, | North Side’s Redskins, probably | will start tourney competition with-! out Charley Todd, one ¢1 the main

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Ban on Pinmen

WASHINGTON, Feb. 14 (U..P.): : —The cancellation of all bowling| cievetand thr 1. GF tournaments which would force INDIANAPOLIS, © 20 16 11 135 players to travel outside their home| se. poe "16 27 & loa cities was requested today by the| Eastern Division National-Bowling-council: Fa Wn The council adopted unanimously Hershey las resolution recommending that|Frovidence

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