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4 Games Stand And Its First Undisputed Conference Basketball Title
By WALTER BYERS United Press Staff Correspondent CHICAGO, Feb. 10~Four basketball games stood between Iowa's once-heaten Hawkeyes today and their first undisputed basketball champlonsHip in the history of the Western conference.
The ‘Hawkeyes, in first place in
eight games, meet Wisconsin at Iowa City tonight and then must face
Wisconsin at Madison, Saturday: Illinois at Iowa City, March 3, to close out their season. A clean sweep for Iowa would give the Hawkeyes their first disputed title in the 45-year his! of Western conference basketball. Jowa's only two split championships were won in 1923 when the Hawkeyes tied for first place with Wisconsin, and in 1926 when Towa tied
with Michigan, Indiana and Purdue.
Pressed by Illini
=" .Jowa has a schedule break since it
has only one really tough game left, the Illinois finale, March 3. Illinois, however, hot on the Hawkeyes’ heels with six victories in seven outings, has five games left, including one with Ohio State's defending champions. Illinois launches its title bid tonight against Minnesota at Champaign, meets O. 8. U. at Columbus, Friday, and Northwestern the fol-
Big Nine Standings CHICAGO, Feb. 19 (U. P.).—The Big Nine basketball standings: . ops. | 3) 288
Wisconsin *Michigan Minnesota Northwestern Indiana *Conference season completed, GAMES THIS WEEK TONIGHT Wisconsin at lowa, sota at Illinois, FRIDAY—Illnois at Ohlo State. SATURDAY-Illinols a4 Northwestern, indiana at Ohio State, Towa at Wis. consin,
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Clash Tonight
NEW YORK, Feb, 19 (U, P.)~—| Two fight shows at Madison Square garden feature this week's national boxing schedule. Willie Pep makes his "third defense of the featherweight title (New York version),
against Phil Terranova tonight. Welterweight lay Robinson meets |
Friday night. In London; Eng. tonight Heavyweight Freddie Mills is slated for a
Indianapolis Park School defeated Lake Forest Academy here Jake LaMotta in the same ring Saturday, 52 to 28. It, was a Midwest Prep conference game and the fifth victory in a row for the local quintet in league competition after dropping its first start. In the picture, left to right: 24, Wilmerling, Lake Forest; 5, Trude, Lake Forest; 3, Pete Palmer, Park School; comeback attempt against Jack| 3, Thellman, Lake Forest; 4, Eggers, Lake Forest,
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Forest Caps hm Early to Turn Back Hornets
After losing five games in a row, the Indianapolis Hoosier - hockey Caps achieved a comeback out at the Coliseum rink last night by defeating the Pittsburgh Hornets in a thrill-packed contest, 5 to 3. The Caps kept the crowd of more than 5400 fans in an uproar by * splurging for four goAls in the first peripd. It was an unexpected and marvelous burst of scoring speed and power. The triumph enabled the Caps to tighten their hold on second place in the American Hockey league's western division. The locals now “are three points ahead | {of Pittsburgh and nine behind the | pace-setting Cleveland Barons. |was sunk in the Mindora invasion, In last night's game the Hornets |scored first, in 1:34, after which Johnny Sorrell's Caps found their stride’ and tallied four goals in a row, by Sherritt, Forbes, Hewson and Furpur, Hornets Come Back
The second period was scoreless but the Hoosiers made their lead
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London, who upset him a few months ago. : Promoter Mike Jacaps expects a crowd of 16,000 and a gate of $70,000 + at tonight's Pep-Terranova clash, It is scheduled for 15 younds, Pep, though only 22
aa dition to his title. He has the most | {impesing victory record in modern |
| fessional bouts,
liminaries. Only Sammy Angott, |
team the runnerup position. Red Rock Coal finished third with 2414. Bally Twyford’s Comets won the| top place in the handicap division with 2823.
No Doubles Changes oh
Heavies Matched On Pro Program
Johnny Denson, local ring prod-| No changes were made in the uct who formerly held the state|jeaders of the doubles events cham-| heavyweight title, and Hubert Hood, +| pionship division and there was but
{Coal-0il Women Pin Champs; holds os coveted ny rer Falls City Leads Men’ S Meet
standup despite Pittsburgh's come-baek-.in the ‘third session. The visitors shoved in two goals and were only trailing 4 to 3 but, the Caps still had something left and Leswick sewed up the contest by driving the. disc home on an assist by Sorrell ° The final Indianapolis goal was
Indianapolis bowlers crowned a new women's team champion and the ® | registered in 19:48 of the last tai ring history—85 victories in 868 pro- men were assured a new title-holder as the annual city tournament of including 26 pre- both groups continued on local alleys over the week-end.
stanza and increased the Indian- | apolis lead to 5 to 3, with the game
The women wound up their team events with the Hoosier Coal & | ending seconds later. former lightweight champion, de-| Oil Co. replacing Ideal Furniture as champions. | feated him. | only quintef to crack the top five on the final day.
Bemis Letter was. the A 2445 gave the]
The last Indianapolis tally was made when the Hornets pulled their. goalie out of the nets in an {Inn being pushed into fifth place.|effort to tie the score. But Sorrell
Feeney Funeral Home of Our Lady stole the puck, and batted it to
of Lourdes league, nabbed the lead|1eswick who had a clear drive at {on the 1:30 squad with 2539 (588) |the unprotected cage. {for 3127, only to be nosed out by tWo| The Caps’ next home game will
{pins en the following squad, when| |be against Hershey next Sunday Luzar's A.C. of Holy ‘Trinity league night,
posted 2702 (427). Rosner Drugs, . {moved into third with 3109,
United Press state-wide rankings of
The “SoMd S8uth” (basketbally speaking) has Jasper's Wildcats in first . place, Jeffersonville’s Red Devils in second and the defending state champions from Evansville Bosse in third. And for good measure, Belford’'s Stonecutters held the No. 9 position. : Oddly, Jasper, Jeffersonville and Bosse batted .500 in a round-robin of games with each other. The Wildcats’ only defeat in an 18-game campaign was by Bbsse, 41-39. Jeffersonville lost to Jasper, 48-37, but dowend Bosse, 26-23. Bedford lost to all three,
The Favorite’s Nod
Being in first place in the rank-| ings was old stuff to the towering, | fast-breaking Jasper Wildcats. They were there in 11 of the’ 13 United Press polls and their first-place ballot in the final listing assured them of the favorite’s nod in the state tourney. If either Bosse. Jeff or Jasoer goes all the way on the tournament ‘trail, it would be southern Indiana's fourth state cage title in five seasons. Washington won in 1941 and made it “Washington, too, in 1942.” Bosse triumphed last March.
Tie in Conference Jasper and Bosse wolind up in & tie for first Place 4n the Southern | Indiana Athletic conference when Jasper clouted Boonville, 55-38, and Bosse whipped Vincennes, 41-186. Kokomo took the North Central conference championship by clipping Logansport, 35-32, and gained prestige on Saturday by routing Wabash, 51-34. In the two other major conference races not decided until the final week, Greencastle carried off the
Southern Indica Monopolizes U. P. High School Net Ratings
By UNITED PRESS
Southern Indiana's bid for its fourth state high school basketball Shampionship in five years will be a reusing success, the 13th and fi
As the 776 hopeful title contenders prepared for the start of the month-long tourney opening next, Thursday night, it was the South, suh—and with a vengeance—in the rankings.
Hockey Rar Is Registered In Big League
the 1944-45 season indicated toda By UNITED PRESS A scoreless tie, a rarity in hockey and made all the more so because it’ involved the Montreal Canadiens, one of the top offensive teams of modern times, was the highlight today of a busy week-end in thé National league. : The Canadiens, playing at Chie cago against the last-place Hawks last night, could not "get their vaunied forward line into a sor ing drive, and on shots that escaped Chicago's alert defensemen, they. found Goalie Mike Karakas ready
and waiting to push them aside. The well-regarded fives were . ’
Auburn. (16-2),. Anderon (15-5), Rookie Scores Goal Culver (18-4), Evansville Memorial] jt was the first time Montreal (15-1), Leo (22-0), Linton (17-4),'}04 been shut out since Nov. 25
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1. Jasper (17-1). 2. Jeffersonville (16-2). 3. Evansville Bosse (}6-2). 4. Gary Lew Wallace (19-2). 5. South Bend Riley (19-2). 6. Indianapolis Tech (16-2). 7. Kokomo (17-3). 8. Elkhart (15-3). 9. Bedford (14-4). 10. Hammond High (15-5) and Indianapolis Broad Ripple (19-1) —tle.
| Mitchell. (15-3),. Scottsburg (16- =D | ot last year when Toronto turned a reokie wingman scoring one of ’ its goals, defeated Boston at MadiMat Honors Won son Square Garden, 2 to 1, last B B ® ) of the Bruins. Thé rookie, Jack oil ™m k r Mann, came ‘on after playing a y € a ¢ S matinee with the New York Rovers, 3 Detroit maintained its mastery CHICAGO, Feb. 19 (U. P)—| Toronto by topping the Maple held their second wrestling cham- | {the winning attack iif the game at pidnship today in the history of gi Detroit with two goals. Western conference. Purdue, rated an fnderdog ul advance billing, won the 1945 con- Fields High i In with 18 points, In second place was Towa, with 17, while Illinois—pre- | Al [-Star Victor y meet favorite—finished third with 16. The rest of the field bunched) Scoring 16 points, George Fields up as follows; Indiana, 15; Minne. Sportsman's club of Anderson, . (Ind. in the “main go” basketball 11; Noh Westen, 10, and Wis- | came played at the Armory yesters consin, 4. |day. The Stars won, 66 to 27. The only other wrestling cham-| The winners stacked up a huge ‘Purdue's point winners included |Njcoson and Ray Crowe chalked up Mike Rajcevich, who won the 175-| |six field goals ‘apiece fo¥-the Alle pound division, the only individual | Stars.
South Central crown and Plymouth emerged victorious in the Central.
and Terre Haute Gerstmeyer (16-2).|the trick, 2 to 0. New York, with night to’ move within four points Purdue's underrated Boilermakers | Leafs, 6 to 1. Joe Carveth paced ference mat. title Saturday night | Jed the Indianapolis All-Stars against sota, 13; Michigan, 11; Ohio State, plonship Purdue won was in 1942.|jead of 39 to 15 at the half. Angus pu Purdue captured.
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hard-hitting Chicago 190-pounder, | | The outstanding feat of the week- | will help usher professional boxing| One change in the singles, Standings enq in the minor events at Speed-| back upon the local sports scene | in the two divisions, which will be| | way ‘was the fine performance of! following Times - Legion Golden | completed next Sunday, are doubles Elmer Robertson, 158-average bowl-|
beds which per repair. guards, such
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TIJUANA, Mex., Feb. 18 (U. P),
when beaten by Illinois, 56-41, Friday, closes out its season this weekfk. end by entertaining Illinois, Friday,
Hockey Summary and Standings
INDIANAPOLIS (5) Pittsburgh (3
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The Ohio Situation The only hopes the Buckeyes have ” of retaining their crown i tb win both of this week-end’s games and then have Iowa lose at least one of its remaining engagements. O. S. U. maintained its slim hopes by
whipping Indiana Saturday, 63-45, |
as Stilts Risen scored 24 points. The Wisconsin Badgers defeated Purdue Saturday, 64-48, as Forward Des Smith broke loose with 20 points. Minnesota, with Clarence Hermsen throwing in 19 points, defeated Northwestern Saturday, 43-37.
Snead and Nelson | In Golf Playoff
GULFPORT, Miss, Feb. 19 (U. P.)~Sammy Snead and Byron Nelson, hot enough to wither the grass at the start and finishing of the $5000 Gulfport golf meet, were scheduled to cross clubs today in an 18-hole playoff for first money. They tied for the championship yesterday with cards of 275, both 13 strokes below par for the 72 holes. Nelson came from behind with a
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Gloves competition, when t | —Genie Drexler-Dorothy Berkopes| ote in Dpe 10-round te pat), oT Louellen Early-Bernis Robling} of a five-tilt card to be staged Pri- as) Gertrude Bradley-Marie Pul-| day at the Armory. ton 1026. | The six-round semi-final tilt will] In the singles, Miss Robling is send James Sherron, local unde-| first with 618, Mrs, Drexler, secfeated welterweight, against Pvt. |ond, with 574 and Miss Berkopes,! soldier- boxer from | third, with 561. | Josephine Mueller and Julie Hess | combined their 985 with a 203 handicap and took first in the handicap doubles. Last week's
Purdue Downed leaders, Mary Frances Tuttle and] Mary Fegan, are now second with|
By Great Lakes 1162 and Miss Drexler-Miss Ber- | Feb. 19 (u,/KOpes, third, with 1159. Handicap Singles In the handicap singles, Miss Robling clung to her lead with 658. Jean Cherry took over the No, 2, 34 starts. spot with 619 and Miss Drexler The Sailors led, 35-28, at the half |slipped from second to third with and added steadily to their score|614. until the final whistle sounded.| Miss Berkopes still leads the allLuke Majorki of Great Lakes and|events handicap division with 1629, Purdue's Bob Lewis scored 18 points while Mrs. Twyford climbed to the; apiece. top in the handicap ‘division with
A———————————————— 1760. Quakers Pass Up the men's championships. The 1943
Falls City Beer compiled a 2978 Post-Season Bids champion. Marott. Shoes took second NEW YORK, Feb. 19 (U.P. .—|last' night with 2067 and Cook's
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GREAT LAKES, Ill; P.).—A Great Lakés naval training station basketball quintet trounced
Purdue ‘university, 70 to 96 last night to rack up its 30th win in
Saturday night to take the lead in| ‘scratch, which opened Saturday are: |feating the Sheboygan (Wis.) Red-
er from the E. C, Atkins league who took: the lead in both singles di- | visions.
In Card Opener
Rene LaBelle, speedy Toronto f First 600 Saties | junior heavy, and Monty LaDue, Robertson posted the initial 600 the ‘rough and ready Manchester, series of his bowling career and pass matman ‘who has been a |picked -a swell place to do it. He) | consistent winner here, will clash had 245, 216, 211—672, good for & in the one-fall supporting bout on 41-pin lead over second-place Jerry | [tomorrow night's weekly wrestling O'Grady’s 631. Phil Sgyfried-had pj) to be staged at the Armory.
628 for third place. |The tussle will carry a 30-minute After Robertson added a 100-pin time 1imit and start at 8:30 o'clock.
{handicap to his hefty series, it gave| ay ctralian tag-team competition
him 772, 83 ping more than Clar-| iy headline the program, with Gil ence Stone, who is second with 689. LaCrose, Boston, and Ali Ali, of
Adams stands third with 687. | Turkey, opposing partners Maurice
Two new leaders appeared in the Les Chappell, Quebec, and Mar{doubles championship division, last tino Angelo, of Akron, O.
(week's leaders. Pete House and a '
'Russ Roberts now holding third] Pistons Clinch
[with 1184. O'Grady and Fred |Schemier took first with 1222 and Another Crown FT. WAYNE, Ind. Feb. 19 (UO.
Ray Roberson and Leo White, sec«~The, World Champion Ft.
ond, with 1188, House and Roberts held their and E. Holtmeyer and Bud Massing" 2/1¢ Zollner - Pistons clinched took third with 1291. their third straight professional
lead in the handicap «division with| 1361, F. Schneider and J. Whitsett P). Leaders in the Illinois alleys '1050- | basketball title last night by de-
continued” as runnersup with 1209
R. C. A. Records 3356, Tompkins Ice | skins, 64 to 52, Cream 3275 and Bridgeport Brass| The Pistons were threatened con-
Goalie ...... R. Bessette Right Defense Left Defense
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Purpur, Garvin, Poitras, J. Skinner, Kowcinak, Riegle, Hewson. Pittsburgh Spares — Brodeau, Prentice, Jamison, Kaminsky, Gracie, Hemmerling, Walton, Campbell, Schultz. ‘ Referee—McVeigh, Linesman—Fitzgerald. —Score by Periods—
INDIANAPOLIS 0 1-) Pittsbi¥gh eo 23
Pirst Period Scoring—Pittsburgh, Rossignol (Mahaffy, Raubell), 1:34. Indianapolis, Sherritt (unassisted), 3:33. Indiag. apolis, Forbes (Sherritt, Garvin) 2. Indianapolis, Hewson (Purpur), 13:15. Ine dianapolis, Purpur (Reigle, Hewsofi), 14:32. Penalties—Roubell (tripping), Garvin and Prentice (roughing), Sherritt and -Mahafly (roughing). Bécond Period Scoring—None, —Thibeault (tripping).
ton (Mackie, Gracie), 1:03. Pittsburgh, M. Bessette (Kaminsky, Roubell), 10:42. Indianapolis, Leswick (Sorrell), 19:48. Penalties—Jamison and Riegle (high sticking), M. Bessette and J. Skinner (10minute misconduct).
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Third Period Scoring—Pittsburgh, Wal | meron
: —A cinch strap which became une Western Division fastened during the second race TGF GA Pi yesterday was blamed today for the 145 x 53 accident at the Tijuana race track Im 167 5 which claimed the life of Jockey Clinton John Harrell, 26, Miami,
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RESULTS LAST NIGHT INDIANAPOLIS §, Pittsburgh 8. . Buffalo 2, Cleveland 3 (tie) Royal Crown Cola basketball Providence 2, St. Louis 2 (tie). team defeated Harry's ,IndependRESULTS SATURDAY ents of Anderson, 34-27, Saturday Cleveland 4, INDIANAPOLIS 2. in the Anderson high school gym Tea Horses 0 - in the preliminary game to the NEXT GAME Anderson Forse - Bendix Brakes game, Damon Woodrum, with 14 points, led the Colas in gaining | their twenty-sixth victory of the
TOMORROW-—Pittsburgh at St. NATIONAL LEAGUE 7 | season against three defeats,
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; RESULTS LAST NIGHT Montreal 0, Chicago 0 (tie). Detroit 6, Toronto 1. New York 2, Boston 1.
RESULTS SATURDAY
Boston 6, New York 1. Montreal 4, Toronto 3.
The Pennsylvania - Quakers, who|Goldblume hold down third as a{No. 3, 3218. stantly throughout the second, half. turned in.one of the season's top| result of its 2050. Bowes Sealfast,| Joe Miller, Buffalo luminary, who! Bob McDermott, named by Naupsets in défeating Army, following defending champs with 2905, failed|is making a tour of' the city and|tional league heads as the all-time their winning of the Eastern Inter-|to land a place among the leaders, |state, will appear in two exhibitions | professional basketball player in a Kasy for Talbert {collegiate league basketball title, The fead irf the handicap division|tonight. He will be at Fountain recent United Press poll, was high {will not be candidates for any post- changed twice over the week-end, Square at 8:30 and at Dezelan’s at point man of the evening with 29
NEW YORK, Feb. 19 (U. P):~/geason tournament bids, H. Jami- with the former leading Parkway | 10:30. tallies, Top-seeded William Talbert of In- son Swarts, director of athletics, —
dianapolis and second ranked J. said today. p Gilbert Hall of South Orange, N. J., Penn, now regarded as one of the! led the way into the quarter-finals ‘outstanding teams in the eastern of the eastern indogr tennis cham- area, ended its regular season with pionships today with easy victories | the Army victory with a record of| in their first two rounds. {12 wins and five losses. 2
Basketball A Results
LOCAL HIGH SCHOOLS . Ben Davis 36, Howe 23. Cathedral 29, Pike Township 24. Crispus Attucks at Oolitic P anceled). Sacred Heart 47, Silent Hoosiers 28,
OTHER HIGH SCHOOLS
Concordia (Ft. Wayne) 58 Woodburn 43. Decatur Central 30, Speedway 28. : avy 2. ory Carolina Pre: ahs 3% * Kokomo 51, Wabash 34. North Carolina State 47, Duke 40. Memorial (Evansville) 52, aha 3. Oho U: 59, Muskingum 44. Reitz (Evanasyille) 30, Owens Pennsylvania 61, Army 52, Bouth Bide ( Wayne) 33, Oe as 23.
Penn State 53 Pittsbur, Hn 36. Wiley (T : id) 5 errs. Haute) 44, Central (Evans. Rensselaer 73, Holy Cross
45. - Rhode Island State 63, “tat 45, Rice 68, Baylor 2,
six under part 66 on the final 18 yesterday to catch Snead.
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Haverford 170, Fenttylvania Miltary 23. Iowa State 51, Oklahoma “43. © Johns Hopkins 53, ar 40. Kentucky 40, Tennessee 34. Louisville. 50, Berea 38. Maryland 53, William & Mary 46. Minnesota 43, Northwestern 37. Missouri 55, Nebraska 54.
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OTHER COLLEGES
Albright 43, Muhlenberg 40. Akron 66, Cincianati 38, Arkansas 65, Southern: Methodist 49, Baldwin-Wallace 87, Wooster 47. Boston 48, New Hampshire 3. . Capital = peieiere 28. Case 43, Ohio Wesleyan 38. i 46, A a 42. Cornell 36, Columbia DeKalb Teachers 46, Hiinots Normal #4. Denison 43, Oberlin 18, Florida 52, Georgina 36. Georgia Tech 74, Auburn 42. | Gettysburg 53, Fianklin & Marshall |S N
St, John's ‘83, Brook 27. Scranton 71, Ithaca 56. Sewanee 51, Vari, 38. South Carolina 73, Citadel 47. Texas 70, Texas'A & M. 35, Virginia State 64, Hampton Institute 26. Western Kentucky State 48, Eastern Kentucky 42. Westminster 84, Carnegie Tech 51. West Virginia 78, Bethany 4 Wilberforce 47, Lincoln 37.
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