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month, 54-45. But last night at Terre Haute, it was a Aifterent story. The tall Sycamores took a 25-23 halftime margin and successfully

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Local bowling alleys will be buzzing with tournament activity over the week-end, with the men’s and women's annual city meets headlining the attractions.

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Sunday's preliminary contests in the three-game basketball program at the Armory have been arranged, Franklin Township All-Stars, composed of former. Butler University players, will . clash with Fischer Engineering at 2 and: Cur-tis-Wright's city champion : girls team will nieet General Electric; Ft Wayne's top feminine aggregation, at 3. The top contest of the afternoon will bring together the Indianapolis

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BOSTON, Feb. 18 (U. P.) —Eddle Joost, former: Cincinnati shortstop obtained by the Braves in a trade for Eddie Miller, expects to resume his baseball career this year. Joost has been reinstated after voluntarily retiring a year ago. He played a year with “bhe Braves but made little impression and became dissatisfied, saying he could not get| along with the then manager Casey | Stengel. Since /that time he has been working in a factory.

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ceded a good chance to unseat Hoosler Coal & Oil Co, present leaders. City Secretary Frances Snyder's Bemis Letter Service, Dorothy Lilly's De Wolf News, Thelma Kavangaugh’s Budweiser Beers, Laura Alexander's Marott Shoes and Amy McDaniels’ Bowes Sealfasts are lamong the top-ranking teams in action on the final day. Minor events entrants will’ take over the alleys Sunday and will not wind up their activities until the following Sunday. With the defending titlists in the team and singles events having passed up opportuni ties to repeat, thé champion doubles combination, Tillie (Kagel) Jardina and Edna Kagel, will be in for some attention as they defend their title Sunday night at 9." Roll Minor Events The second week-end of firing is scheduled in the men’s tourney. The team events are being staged at the Fox-Hunt alleys and the doubles and singles at the Speedway. With most of the city's outstanding aggregations on ‘the .Sunday schedule, the West Side - Bader Coffee's leading 2753, posted last Sunday, should be blasted into oblivion, A solid squad of Indianapolis and Fox-Hunt Classic teams, including Bowes Sealfast, the defending champions, are scheduled to face the maples at 9 Sunday night. A Commercial league squad at 1:30 p. m. Sunday and the Holy Trinity

eral on tomorrow's schedule are con-|.

"The third week-end of play in the women's annual tourney will be

e- Dezelan alleys. With last year's in the discard as iar as repeating

top shooters are on the rosters of teams from those loops.

Star Performers Scheduled

All members of the Indianapolis and Fox-Hunt loop teams will not roll their minor events this weekend, but. several star performers are on the schedule, Such combinations as Harmon Pritchard-Tommy Tompkins, Harry

Schonstein-Cecil Bevis, Ray Bober- |’

son-Leo White, Clarence SchottEd Striebeck, Jerry O'Grady-Fred Schleimer, Bob Wuensch-Ed Scho‘t and Mike O'Grady-Larry Moran will fire their games. The annual Illinois alleys 1050 scratch team event will open tomorrow al d continue through Sunday and the following week-end.

According to Al Striebeck, tourna-| .

ment secretary, entries are well over the 200 mark, and there will be room for a few more if entry is made before midnight tonight. The weekly doubles events, sponsored by the bowling proprietors, will be held at two establishments this week-end. Action tomorrow will be at the Central and Sunday's play will be at the West Side.

, | Burlington and Tom Forgie got one

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veland INDIANAPOLIS Pittsburgh 8t, Louis

Hershey Providence 8 17 LAST NIGHT'S GAME Cleveland 7, Providence 4. NEXT GAMES

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AMERICAN LEAGUE Cleveland » Providence {

NATIONAL LEAGUE New York 6, Chicago 2.

Oma’s Manager Asks Bout Shift

NEW YORK, Feb. 16 (U. P.)— Tex Sullivan, manager of Heavyweight Lee Oma, announced today that Oma’'s Madison Square garden hout with Tami Mauriello, sched-

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ST. LOUIS, Feb. 18 (U. P)~ Mort Cooper, leading pitcher for She gon for his latest rejection,

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In last night's league matches onjuled for March 30, will be canceted local alleys, Lowell Fouch was the unless Mauriello is willing to fight] top individual scorer with 232, 216,/a week earlier. 225-673 in the Parkway Recreation| Sullivan sald, “When we signed league; George Nonwiler was the(for March 30, we did not relize second best with 173, 246, 246665 that the date falls on Good Friday, | in the International Harvester at! which comes earlier than usual the Pénnsylvania, Fouch rolled with | [this year.’ It would be wrong to)

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