Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 March 1945 — Page 26
Is Favored i in Butler Meet
By JAMES E. WALTERS
“By BOB STRANAHAN
INDIANAPOLIS was scarcely an admirable host for the sectional basketball tournament. Certainly | the conduct of students left a lot | - United Press Staff Correspondent to be 4 , and it is hoped there | mye picture at al four semi-final will be no repetition in tomorrow's .enters of the 35th annual state meet with three out-of-city teams yop school basketball tournament as visitors. remained blurred today as 160 All sorts of missiles—beans, rice, | cohoolboy cagers prepared for a doBB shot and rolls of toilet tissue | o. die battle and 35,600 fans exulted Swe Byine Saboush he re Much over possession of tickets to the of this jun TES, coury, enough to create hazardous = oeqrest inkling of things to come playing conditions for the COM- ;, semi-final action tomorrow was petitors. provided in Indianapolis. Here, In-
Elsewhere in the gym, torn news- | Ki apolis Broad Ripple, winter of t papers and tissue formed u defl- 25 out of 26 starts, seemed a “sure|™ y
smaller school | so-so - Rushville
nite fire hazard. thing” over two 28. 8 [standouts and a One wonders whether the 'team. youngsters went to the Butler | Cloudiest picture was at Bloom- | fieldhouse to watch a basketball |ington, where .7200 fortunate fans tourney, or fo limber up their will pack Indiana university field-| arms for spring training. house to see a meet featuring the "It isn’t tolerated in most other |defending “state champions from gyms and tourneys, so why should Evansville Bosse; the No. 1 chalIndianapolis be an exception? |lenger to Bosse—Jasper, and power. ® n..® house entries from Terre Haute |
Fun is fun, but when it Becomes | Gerstmeyer and Bediore, i stupid and creates a dangerous At Lafayette the question ap-j diti for both players and |P peared tc be which set of Wildcais on certainly isn't funny. =$hse of Hammond high, or those Tech high school officials say that of South Bend Riley?
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Where major leaguers are traini ng, without sun-kissed beaches.
The Indianspohs Capitals were
could put the Hoosier skaters back in second place in. the. league's Western division. The Caps play at Hershey tomorrow and tackle the Reds here again Sunday night. The | Hornets play Providence tomorrow | and Buffalo's Eastern leaders Sunday. \ The Caps broke a 1-1 deadlock in the final period last night to re:
Top Bout Pits Resume Men's ‘City Tenpin
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mauler will clash in headline action lat the Armory tonight when Cpl. | be the appearance of full
[tangles with Seaman 1-c Curly Den- row night, while the Leginonaires | {ton of Bunker Hill over the 10- !bowl Sunday at 4 p. m.
Gloves Finals
CHICAGO, March 9 (U.
| maples in an attempt to unseat Bob |
Tournament Over Week-End Billed Tonight
Resumption of the men's 35th annual city tourney, continuance of the annual AllisoNews meet and the weekly bowling proprietors’ doubles twill head week-end tenpin activities on local mapleways. Included on the team events program at the Fox-Hunt alleys will} (tonight in the finals of thy Golden squads representing the Sahara Grotto and | Gloves’ tournament of champions Buddy Rose of Ft. Thomas, Ky. | the American Legion. The Grotto quintets are scheduled at 7:30 tomor- {and awarded’ the right to repre{sent Chicago against New York's {champions in the traditional inter-
P.)— Eight champions will. be crowned
pulse the Reds and earn their two points, It was a bitter, hard- -fought tilt throughout. Pete Leswick sped through the Reds nearly the length of the ice] to register the first goal unassisted | after 9:08 in the initial stanza. Freeman Jack, Providence center, skidded. the puck past Connie Dion after 8:10 in the second period to knot the score. Later in the period | Roger Gagne and Manny Cotlow| of the Reds and Moose Sherritt of | the Caps drew penalties. Sherritt | was cut in the melee and Cotlow |
{Sherritt
FRIDAY, MARCH i) 045
Caps Congiier Providence 1 By 3-1 Count, Gain Ground In Battle for Play-Off Spot
still in the thick of things for §
play-off berth in the American hockey league today following thei 3-to-1 triumph over the Providence Reds at the Coliseum last night | Coach Johnny Sorrell’'s charges braced. after a five-game losing string and gained two precious points on the idle Pittsburgh Hornets | A combination of Cap victories and Hornet defeats over the weoek-ent
The Summary
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Dion : Kane
Providence (1) Goalie . "Right Defense . Left Defense Koweinak ..., Center va Leswick....... Right Wing Reigle. . Left Wing Indianapolis — Spares, Forbes, -M., Skin§ ner, Purpur, Rouse, Garvin, Poitras,
Skinner, Sorrell, Hewson,
Providence — Spares. Mercer, Bellemarre Lavoie, Gagne, Cotlow, Patterson, Bedard. Referee, McVeigh; tnesman, Fitzgerald. | —8core by Periods— 3 | INDIANAPOLIS ... 0 Providence ....., rai 1 First Period Scoring—(1) Leswick (unassisted), 9°08. None. Second Period Scoring--(2) (Gagne), 8:10, ion sticking), minutes for drawing blood). Third Period Scoring—(3) Indianapolis |Rouse (Purpur, Leswick), 13:32; d anapolis, Kowcinak (Leswick, Kane), 17:34 Penalties — Sherritt, {Kemp thooking). Leswick (tripping), ard (tripping), Kane (cross checking). --8aves by Periods— li
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gatemen will relieve the youngsters of as much of this trash as possi-|
Kokomo Holds Edge A trio of quintets appeared in the
round route to top a five-tilt fistic|
Falls City Beer's 2978 is the top
| McPherson and Bernie Mills, w ho| city bouts to be held here April 4. are perched at the top of the cham- |
was assessed a major. sentence in| ; 7 11-2] the box. | ere. vo 1 lo-a§
FRIDAY,
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bill to be staged by the Hercules! series in the championship division, Thirty-two fighters from 16 cities
{Athletic club. _ it The scrap will be a rematch with while Presi-O-Lite's Mustang's 7131
Auburn's Red Devils and Muncie: penton holding a previous stx-round is the leader in the handicap diCentral clinging to a strong dark-|gecision over Rose. The sailor-boxer Vision. J . | horse rating. is undefeated here in four starts. With few exceptions, the nine The Indiana High School Athletic! The complete program follows: squads scheduled at the Speedway
More Penalties Called “Sherritt and George Pearson i
ble when they take the tickets|rynning at Muncie, with Kokomo's ‘tomorrow. However, a certain | widcats holding a slight edge over! amount is bound to slip through. 2 ale To this department, it would | seem a matter of sportsmanship |
'| pionship division with 1231 and| iy exchange punches tonight. | Pete House and Russ Roberts Who There will be 16 semi- -fifia] bouts | lead in the handicaps with 1361. |and the eight finals. Going into|'¢ Reds trooped to the penalty Entrants in the minor events in tonight's acivity, the top teams are: Lo in Nata) sav (ou em |
the AlliscNews event’ will take over gansas ,City, five i i ansas City, qualifiers; Los the West Side Center alleys sun- | Angeles, four; Chicago, Cleveland, for high sticking and Leswick fol-|
A i U. Net Meet
Opens Tomorrow |
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| associati ade cer that i ) 20 alleys in the minor events are de-|day. The tourney opened last Sun-|gol lowed shortly afterward for trip-| HARDING, that Je ame Je gen yl aie Edin Bol i Ea Rounds, Maddie. void of the usual outstanding stars.| day when the team De were run Sam, O4 And PY Woels, Tek, ping. No scoring took place during| A men's basketball tournameni HERRIOT on sd wouk: And without |final round in tourney history—| ton Bunker Hill, vs. Cpl. Buddy |One of the exceptions is Leon eo Both men and women i Qualifiers by weight: HIS ManDowes Siopiget: 2 |for the Indiana A. A. U. cham going the. necessity of risking a bad from an attendance angle—when ft| Rose Ft. Thomas, Ky. {tongim, the R. C. A. pin may er, ployees of the Allison plant willl 1» poungs — Jackie Boyd. ‘Chicago: | ace of the Reds pe ve a eo plonship will open tomorow. evel Ss tumble or a broken leg because | moved three meets to huge gyms| Semi-Windup, 6 Rounds, Wel- [who holds the season’s city three-| compete In the meet, which winds] | Prank Rivera, Kansas City; Aldo Lu Part, | ‘88 e ortage a bi Jig som)
{game individual league record. up March 18. Ted Fittipaldo, Cleveland. [later when Roger Bedard was pe-| {ning at the Armory with thé
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ughtlessly littered the [at Purdue, Indiana and Butler while| {orweights—Bob Simmons, Indi- 118—Bob Jarvis, Kansas City: Russell| Someone Hug | xeeping the fourth at the spacious ES vs. Al Jackson, Chicago. However, darkhorses spring up| The proprietors’ doubles events | Dungy, Gary, Ind.; Sam. Patton. Colum-|nNalized for tripping. Cy Rouse scored | Fisher Engineering company quind Fin NNER ly. Indianapolis students |Muncie fieldhouse. Prelim, 6 Rounds, Welterweights suddenly and a possibility of new| will be rolled at the Broad Ripple |" 04 ; ector Marquez, Ft. Worth, {the tie-breaker at 13:32 on asgists tet of Indianapolis slated to get th] Sue on ortsmen and sports- | The almost total lack of upsets _Sparky Reynolds, Indianapolis, |\c2ders Monday morning is not out alleys this week-end, with action |g rn Rao ra, Vir] from Fido Purpur and Leswick. ® |tourney under way at 6 o'clock with} 28 wis? dig > other Hoosier city. |in ‘sectional and regional play in Span Watson. Indi Tape * of question. This was proven when | getting under - way tomorrow at | Tumstill, Columbus; Jack Darthart, Kan- | The home boys added a tally for Bridgeman Dairy of Danville prod women 2s any ; on SeLot. ! nd Ye ud \atson, anapolis. Elmer Roberson posted the initial] 6 p. m. and Sunday at 2 p. m. Sas. Clty: {good measure at 17:34. Dick Kow- | viding the opposition. They can make this junk-toss- {the past two weeks assured the con Prelim, 5 Rounds, Junior Light- € P. 135 — Bernard Paige. Chicago: Roscoe the -A f ing unpopular themselves. |tinuance of superlatives. The list weights—Raymond Glenn. Indi. 000-Series of hiS 10-year bowling| Scoring was light in local league |Scally, Los Angeles: Curtis Smith, st |Ci1ac was on the firing end after| The survivor of the starting field -— § Wnpop 2 of major title threats relegated to hi olis. vs. Billy Reed Indian career three weeks ago to take the | play last night, three pinmen juons; Bob Crosley, Ft. Wayne, Ind. {taking assists from Red Kane and of 12 teams will earn a trip ta ALLEY James 1 ay wae in evidence| ihe sidelines during the frst two apolis asin hoe, avons of Uo | rnc oe 0 rk, rs Bre 10 BS SH SHOP, I Bei | Denver. Colo. to represent Indiang bei than No such display was In oy eh0e rounds was limited to Gary Lew| ~ pestim. 4 Rounds. Junior Git gles. The two totals, 672 in the hob took honors on 180, 234, 240— |land: Robert Wich. Beaux Cheats. {in the national championships minkin, N, O Be a behaved | Wallace, Elkhart, Indianapolis Tech weights—Robert Beamon, Indian championship division and 712 In|€34, for Marion County green vike. Muncie, Caren, ow pek w Hockey “Standings | tourney scheduled to start there or brother ‘of Mrs y v - | i L a 4 18} 3 tors were pa eyany | and Jeffersonville. All the others| apolis, vs. Billy Sparks, Indianap- (the handicaps are Su tops. house in the Vegetable growers |city; Ray Spurlock, Kansas City. AMERICAN LEAGUE Mareh 13. : Sits: Mis Sen and manner. was gained the “sweet sixteen” round.| gjjg, ? : : Doubles entrants will fire at the league at Sport Bowl. | 1 75—James Lee, New Orleans: Adolfo Wester Division Other Saturday night games wil ter, both -of Cin The only gripe at Anderson Evansville » Bosse and Kokomo| 0 : + 5 | Quisano, Los Angeles; Sgt. George Seibert, | w 1 GA Pls pit Martinsville Merchants agains man, Virginia | the fact "that late-comers were | a Beamon will be making his first |: = : a a = | Peoria, IIL; Cpl. Tom Attra, Ft. Worth. Claveland. ....... 81 $3 173 1! Frankton All-Sfars. at 7 o'clock glanapelia, at t de down the edge both grabbed semi-final titles. last start as a professional battler after 600 BOWLERS (MEN) OTHER TEAGUE LEADERS (MEN) | Heavyweighi—Paul. Thomas. Milwaukee; | pittsburgh 28 nr 5 it permitted to para hile H d hed S : : Lue Baylark, Chicago; John Harding, Kan- | INDIANAPOLIS. 33 139 35 | Kokomo. Oil Wells against Greens 130 po m. a of the floor and into their seats he stat Ne "1938 a J DE ra successfully campaigning in Times- Oris Brehob, Vegeiable Grove .... 6 | avoid Yount. Shrine Recn sas City; Cpl. William. Zuke, Omaha, Neb. St. Louis . 12 225 31| burg Y. M. C. A, at 8 and Wes Re This made it way not only on the | g | Beamon- Sparks encounter will open! yser, Inter, BAY. wires, Fillenbaugh. Elks . 8 . Ww L GA Pte. Farndon All-Stars at 9. Maren 3 32 to write their | | Logansport and Muncie Central th 11 at 8:30 o'ci8ck. | Bill Blyth, Universal tens 644 | O. Rich. Allison Speedway 57 Buftale ... 9 1 8 : ar) press boys trying . e bill a o'c! orolive o . 636 Jack Falk, Broad Ripple Am. Legion . 579 §',X ect HSOn Hershey o....0 25 23 8 163 58] Belden Mfg. Co. of Richmond MA-6049. [Ka h-payin cus- | won state championships, but before | Keith Miller, Aut Ross Hewes, Packard Mf 870 ‘ - Sed and Lafayette stories, but on the cash-paying | Harold Schlenz, Universal .......s.... 630 : ' : Providence® ...... 7 6 226 50) Oolitic All-Stars, Youngstown A. copy. ] ithe semi-final system was installed | Ed Dankert, Indpls. Power & Light G ’ I tomers as well. ‘Centr 1 N 1 {Russ Anderson, P. R. Mallory ..i..... 626 Don Rohr, Holcomb-Hoke 5 LAST NIGHT'S GAME of East Chicago and the Loyal Or BODENHAMER—( RN 8 in 1936. a orma {Carl Rearick, Univérsal tvevesss. 624|-Toe Beatty, Holcomb-Hoke T B S | t d INDIANAPOLIS 3, Providence 1. der of Moose of Ft. Wayne, drew wife of Pvt, Rc TOMORROW'S THE DAY Centers Are Listed | John Wood. St. Catherine 0 De Jdelecie NEXT GAMES ‘ : meer “corps in
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’ ! From here, the picture a are) John Bright, Holy Trinity .........s Ernest Ross, L. 8. Ayres & Co Tonight—Cleveland at St. Louis. : day, March 9. Got Go: Esky! ket like this: pp Times Special (oven Tuttle, Lukas-Harold Mixed 623 | Frank Cour, Public Service Mixed CHICAGO, March 9 (U. P).— | Tomorrow—INDIANAPOLIS at Hershey; | day morning in.games at 10 and 1 Little & Sons 1 We've gotcha in our pockel. | Me De Hart, Parkway Rech. 2 Kenneth L. (Tug) Wilson, athletic [Providence at Pittsburgh; Buffalo at Cleve- o'clock. The two semi-final. games &t., Beech Gro
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xe i} right 7 p. m., Saturd It’s hard to stop a Rocket. sais come-to eles in the first game | Coach Glen Johnson's Central Nor- | cif Butler, Marvin Shell Service ... 613 Dilte Sines Susties-Wright 3 was expected to be named the new Cu b Pl I d t d with the championship game to fo CASSERLY— Thon 8 niversa “e 1. . - .e pec ; Hig eee oe Fy bal jean is entered in the National Ei log ok By Inter. Harvester .... 617)Betty Weayer, Brightwood Fuel .. athletic commissioner of the Weste1 u ayer naucte {low at 8 p. m. of Jon, ena y 18 ( intercollegiate athletic association ry Poole, Universal .ve...... 617 Sophie Lowe, Roberson Coal 68 | . 1S, pass Thom, Fenton Hammond's 16 victories in 17 starts! tourney 2 Kansas Cit Sa. Hone. Universal ,. ...... . 617 Mickey Rotert, Brightwood Fuel 7|€rn conference today as the ath- | PHILADELPHIA, March 9 (U.P.).| Se chil at tn g i as City opening ¢™gienion, Building Trades . 611 | Pauline Virostko. Coca-Cola 7\letic directors and board of faculty | —Dominick Dallessandro, Reading, Bowlers to Report on Saturd: A Card seemed too hot for South Bend' next Monday. Buss Meyers, Basca Mixed 617 | Mary Brisnik, Emmerich Inn 3| representatives met in joint session. | Pa., Chicago Cubs outfielder, was in-| p. m. nm rmory Riley (25-2) to handle. The other{ The Warriors drew Eau Claire Ralph Richman, :Universal 616 ‘Mary Leppert, Coca-Cola p . ] = DE i f Indiana uni- |aflernoon foes, Oxford (18-5) and ors ew u CIA Haven Peterson. Mitchell Bros. Mixed. $12 | Beity Nigh Roberson +--+ 5611 Today's meeting, which concludes | {ducted into the army yesterday.| All bowlers entered in the double loved wife of - + § » § rs + uel 2q | : Goachi Billy Tn Ipdina® ie TOON Hoan s Sor Lie a (Wis.). Teachers in the 16-team’ Bob Bolinger, Yeustone 6: owers Sis Frances Lindel Brightwond PY Fue ras i \the directors’ annual two-day | | Dallessandro was reclassified ‘1-A and singles of the city tournamen Mrs. Mattia > versity will oppose: Ro bi the! > Sp £ the f e Ea SFOMDGH tourney, {Prank Stemm, Mitchell Bros. Mixed .. sit} Vivien Weater, Brightwood Fuel, .... 57|spring gathering, marks. the fifth’ |after Re previously - was classified at Speedway, are requestéd to repor ring. city: Mrs Birmingham, Ala. to rea Be nt Sea of the 181 noren gli: Lex nes Md et Be Trl in | 608 [Some Se or ise Wright 'meeting of the conference leaders 4-F. He is mairied and has one 15 minutes prior to their scheduled jieion. D. Ou Hercules a > Wissiiine Oy Be) 4% Bloomington-Jasper . (25-1) Zollners Triumph | Howard Abraham. Inter, Harvester ... 807] Lou Linson, P. R Mallory 5/in their search for a successor to | daughter. Steiner's Pune y e J v i 2 uv pro < 1 “d= J » enkia, 0c rances avior rig 00 u i or St, rida ii fn EE ‘has an extra hour rest before the . CLEVELAND, O., March 9 (U. gj) Kenninger, Vegetable Growers ... 606 Loena Pields, Roberson g/the late Maj. John L. Griffith, the call at the Pus Tor We 2a here tast Tuesday night game if it gets oe “Terre Haute P).—The Zollner Pistons, world's Batol Be Iver Dniversa) . 563 Haskel Bry at, West Sue Mat 7iconference’s athletic commissioner ynul 10 p. m. was ht L ’ * 3 ’ ryor Smit r elma Weddle, Coca-Cola 1 1158 Pestien lo Martinelli. He Gerstmeyer (24-2). Bosse (21-2) professional basketball champions, Wilbur Schuck. Universal ii... 604 Mildred Wagoner, Coca-Cola for 22 years. FOR YOR 0 and tossed. Angelo Mar ; “’ today had won the right to meet Walt Henderson, Universal . 603 | Margaret Skelton, Roberson 53 H. O. (Pritz)- Crisle 1d Wilson ORD) and Thom are junior heavyweights. and Bedford (19-4) will stage a g elbert Gettings., Moon-Lite Major ... 802 Dorothy Petty, Coca-Cola .. Wy itz) - Crisler an lison away Priday n
Don Eagle, young Indiana mat- knock-down affair in the second mah who was here for the first time | game, with a tired Bosse losing to
oper week, will make his second ap- a not quite as tired’ Jasper at night.|
pearance. He impressed fans in. At Muncie—Kokomo (22-3), par-| turning in a victory over Red Daw- {ticularly with long Tom: Schwartz | son. The Indian grappler is from in the lineup, should gain the state finals for the second straight year.
Sheboygan in the league play-offs! De Taylor. PR. Mallory after defeating the Cleveland All- H. Hart, Inland Container
Al Kriner.: Printcraft Men Transier team, 58 to 51. Res. Kline. Automotive .
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Evelyn Wiesman, Roberson —- . Friends may <a But Auburn (22-2), if it doesn’t have °, Maxine Parker, Coca-Cola laa Pls Tiny ut pe ing Pulisral B ri 5 Li Schenk, Roberson ... 517 mon a., technically Knoc oo ” neral sefvices & too much trouble with dangerous ” . inter Sports f efes Bey theater i iss-Wright 517 | nar Barlund, 201%, Finland (10). Olive Branch C Muncie Central (19-7), could stage] { Judy Hindle, Brightwood Fuel invited. Burial
a surprise. Huntington (18-8) was a soon-to-be “also ran.”
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Basketbgidl numerals were given tO: | Ruth Ann Hilgendort, Roberson
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v {| BLOOMINGTON, Ind. March 9 .George Cherry. Greensburg: Marion Pine, | Flo Denny. Roberson » 812 work (4) Indianapolis; ¢ At Indianapolis — Indianapolis Varsity awards: for 30 ach aa Indianapolis; Charles Leedke. Conners. | Gezirude Bradigy, Roberson . Bi : Franeiséo, £4. . i 9s re $1 ~— varsity / S P 1 111 Georg ' obinson, . } ’ > Broad Ripple (25-1) packs too many 4 # 2 wile rge Mil oe Ee Orioago John Roper, | Hilda Geldemeier, Koerner Optcl. Mxd. 509 Mortuary, Satu guns for little Hope (25-1) in the | umiversity athletes, participating In campbeli, O. Eugene Turner, Kokomo; Margaret Burkhardt. Curtiss-Wright vited. Burial (
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. . gram, were announced today by; Given the varsity * ‘I” in wrestling | katherine Myrick, Coc Sunday 8:30 P. M blvd. husband Quickly, Confidentially | Athletic Director Z. G. Clevenger. (Were the following: Bits) Mae Vickery. Rob ' granatyther of y ishawaka“ y - ad ay 1 av No Red Tape Lambert to Speak Varsity. “I's” were given to 10 hl Duda, omg Bigs Ron sis Fogle Hillcrest t Count 300 Nbiakarous CAPITALS ANY aa ¢ mess jaan. Tied I . aura Alexander, Roberson 5 3 . ’ : .|members of the 1945 wrestling team, George McCool, Indianapolis; Carl Nes-| 2:30 p. m. P On Diamonds, Watches ‘At Howe Dinner 13 members of the 1944-45 Hoosier '°F: East: Chicago. Joseph Roman, Chi-| EE PROVIDENCE REDS ment, in Wasi . { ; Siti cago, Ill: Lester Schmidt, Chicago, Ill.;| OTHER LEAGUE LEADERS (WOMEN) Prices: $2.20, $1.20, 8b¢, 60c, fas nel Friends may © Jewelry, Radios Howe Men's 400 will honor the basketball squad, ‘and, to seven Hugh Wilson Ann Arbor. Mich. JONN| yen Holderman. Underw'd Typewriter FOR RESERVATIONS HUDSON — Edmc {Howe high school basketball team swimming squad members. Numeral joion’ manager oo or Fe Dee James, Riviera Club 3 L Sirduse X& Co Coliseum Mrs. Juanita
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{at a banquet tonight at the East side school-with Ward Lambert, Purdue {coach, to be the principal speaker. Letter awards will be presented to {team members | Geaqrge Spradling Sr., of the Howe [elt ub, will be toastmaster
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Indiana's mid-winter sports pro- oak park, Iil, both junior -managers.
’ jagton manager awards went to nine basketball play-| Letters in swimming to: ers, one swimmer and eight members Elnard, Brieitochter ye raetis 3 ni. t } ssilo 1112 1pson of the 1945 gymnastics squad. OT uri oRE a, pDsOL Varsity letters in basketball were er. V Myron Volk. Cleveland, O.; - > I 3 White, Chicago. Ill.. and Paul Yogiven to: ; Eugene Bouslog Freeland Armst was awarded numerals enhurg, Corydon Numeral winners in. gymnastics | were: Berard Berger
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Louise Hiatt, I son, Chicago; Hudson. all of Mrs. Mae Nu Muncie, Willia Hudson of F Thursday. - Fri ley Phnera! H Funeral 2:30 p church. Burial MAUCH —Elizabe loved wife of 1 E .and Sgt. ™
€ity" Alrert FKralovansky East , Crowe, East Chicago; John Dragoo. Shel-| 8: army, siste | 4 ova Jack Mercer, Brazil Charles icliffe, byville; Robert Glaspie, Oxford, Bernard Eckstein, pass State Pawners | GREENCASTLE, Ind, March 9 Paoli: Del Russell Park Ridge - Lohman, Michigan City: Gerald Pate, n-| ning Sérvice Affiliated with Lincoln (U. P.).—DePauw university's 1945 ard Schneider, LaPorte ang Leon Kamin- dianapolts; Lester Webber, Buffalo, N. Y., Patrick's chure Jewelry Co track team was a wartime casualty ski, LaPorte, senior manager. and John Wood, Spencer. Crown Hill 8 ¢ art asualty | —-— a tt
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