Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 September 1945 — Page 12
GE.
By BOB STRANAHAN
after city schools had -lifted
paign.,
entals were by themselves in defeat column after openers,
period touchdown.
smiles.
crushing 41-0 victory over
over Pike Township; Tech
Central conference game,
humbled Ben Davis, 33-0.
were winners,
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OTHER HIGH BCHOOLS Central (Evansville) 38, Princeton 0 Tolleston (Gary) 7. Roosevelt (Gary) 0 Marion 33, Logansport 6 Wabash 7, Huntington 8, Kokomo 20, Peru 13 New Castle 20, Richmond 0 Evansville Reitz 6. Boonville 0 Vincennes 30, Lawrenceville (Ill) 0 Sullivan 31, Bicknell 0 Noblesville 21, Elwood 19 Riley (South Bend: 6, La Porte 2 Adams (8outh Bend) 7, Goshen 1 tie)
(tie) : Washington (East Chicago) 8, Etkbart 0
(He), Linton 8, Garfield (Terre Haute) 8 (tie). Central (Munce! 14, Anderson 6 New Albany 31, Bloomington 0 Wiley (Terre Haute) 12, Brasil 0 Robinson : Haute) P Westville (111) 13, Clisiton 6 Lawrenceburg 27, Seymour 14 South Side: (™t, ‘Wayne) 32, Biufiton 0. Auburn 60, Decatur 0. Wabash 7-Muntington 6 Portland 25, Coldwater (O.) 0 Hammond Tech 33, Valparaiso 7, Lowell 0, Hobart 0 (tie).
Rushvile 14, Pranklin 12 Emerson (Gary) 0, Whiting 0 (ite),
Mallory, Medals
Clash Tomorrow
Followers of Washington's Continentals alone were unhappy today the curtain on the 1945 football cam-
The city title-winning Contin- | Howe 26, Pike Township 0. : the | West Lafayette 18, Washington 14
yesterday's
Coach Henry Bogue's plucky but Manual 26, “Columbus 0. green squad dropped an 18-14 deci- | Crispus Atiucks 27, Dunbar (Dayton, 0.) 0. sion to the West Lafayette grid | Beech Grove 26, Danville 0. ders, losing the decision on a third~| _
In other local camps it was all | Tors opened with a 13-0 triumph Shortridge opened with a the | Athenians at Crawfordsville; Howe's [Stayed on the unbeaten list with Hornets rolled up a 26-0 verdiet|# 26-0 decision over Danville and tri- | Speedway shaded Decatur Central, | umphed over Lafayette in a North} 14-132, 21-8; Manual rolled to a 26-0 vietory at | the Red Devils going into the third Columbus and Broad Ripple's squad | period, 14-12. Then West Lafayette Sacred struck from the air, Heart's Spartans rumbled to their [Dick McDonald flipped a pass to third straight triumph at the ex- Red Swindler and the Red Devil pense of Franklin Township, 47-6, | halfback jogged 20 yards for the in another encounter and Crispus {winning marker. Attucks and the Silent Hoosiers also |
The Tigers subdued Dayton Dun- smoothly in conquering the Giants. bar, 27-0, and the Deaf School war- {Fullback Pem Cornelius swept 45
Football Scores
Mishawaka 31, North Side (Fi, Wayne) 19 Catholic (Bouth Bend) 0, Niles (Mich.} 0
Michigan City 0, Benton Hdroor tMich,) 0
0. 6, Qerstmeyer (Terre At Raceland Oval
Roosevelt (Fast Chicago) 33, Hammond 0. Pected to drive tomorrow afternoon
; Washington Is Only Tenant of Mourner’s . Bench—Shortridge, Tech, Manual and Broad Ripple Win Initial Games
City, County Football Scores
| Broad Ripple 33, Ben Davis 0,
Sacred Heart 47, Pranklin Township, 8. Bhortridge 41, Crawfordsville 0. { Silent Hoosiers 13, Lawrence Central 0.
Bpeedway 14, Decatur Central 12,
{over Lawrence Central.
In the county, Beech Grove
The Continentals were leading
Quarterback
Operating behind a green line, Broad Ripple’s veteran backs ran
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COLLEGES { Southern California 13, U. C. L. A. 6. | Gustavus Adolphus 8 St. Olaf 8. | Mississippi 21, Kentucky 7. | Auburn J8, Howard 0. a Eastern Kentucky 14, Tennesses Tech ‘12 Muskingum 25, Ri0 Grande 0, ery
Neb, Teachers 34, Doane Col lege 1 BI Toro, Cal, Marines 68, Los Angeles Bulldogs 0. Redlands 44, Occidental 0 { Fresno State 13, College of Pacific 0. Colorado College 12. Denver 0,
Warrensburg, Mo, Mo., Teachers 9. Washburn 19, Pt ————————
Teachers 8; Maryville
| Riley, Kas, Cavalry 0.! er ——————
Stars to Drive
| Harry MacQuinn of Indianapolis, {Duane Carter of Los Angeles and Tony Bettenhausen of Chicago headed a list of midget stars ex-
jat Raceland on State road 67 northeast of Indianapolis
yards around end in the first period for a touchdown .and the Rockets were off. Only in the third period did they fall to cross the Ben Davis goal. Shortridge Triumphs
Tech, Manual and Shortridge were fairly impressive in their openers, The Blue Devils ran
roughshod over the Athenians, rolling up 21 points in the first period and failing to score only in the last with reserves on the field. Remy McKean and J. B. King each tallied a pair of touchdowns for the Blue Devils, What Tech lacked in weight the | Greenclads made up for in spead | {in notching their opening victory. | [Coach Dick Hamler's boys had | things well in hand before the Broncos were able to cross their
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Sturgeon, a recruit from the basket- |
touchdowns. Gallagher Is Star
Manual also uncovered an indi- | vidual star at Columbus in Jack! Gallagher. Switched from end to! the backfield, he scored three of! the Redskins’ four touchdowns.
Howe had its own way against | Pike in a game played largely on! the ground. Joe Weaver scored a pair of markers for the Hornets, one coming after a 44-yard sprint | in the first period. Defensively, the Hornets were alert and stopped | one Pike push on the 10-yard stripe. Bill Kelsey and Roland Conway | each scored two touchdowns in!
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| Sacred Heart's march over Frank- |
next Friday at Victory Hfeld. The Silent Hoosiers finally found their stride in the last against the Bears, scoring both |
Kaiser tallied on a 42-vard and Ila Walker made the other! after a pass interception. Orville Williams, paced the attack in Crispus Attucks’ triumph at Dayton, He accounted for three of the touchdowns, one on a 50-yard | trip in the third period.
The management of the big plant {sald that a full and fast field was! | assured, { | Time trials start at 1 o'clock and] | the first race is scheduled for 2:30 |
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| Everett Oberlies, Real Silk, mixed.....
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106 [night in the finals. The title game will be preceded by a preliminary at 7:30.
Ft. Wayne Reaches Softball Title Go
The Ft. Wayne Zollners of Indiana were finalists today in the world championship men's softball tour nament, awaiting an elimination in the opposite bracket. which will determine their opposition in the title game tomorrnw night, .
Indianapolis high school foo yesterday and there was action
ship after an 8.yard end sweep. ington is shown crossing the goa
tackler with him in the second q
Heart had just plunged over for
when the picture was snapped.
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thall assumed the sports spotlight aplenty. At the left (above) Joe
Weaver of Howe is shown tackling Clifford Yohler of Pike town
Center, Max McNew of Wash. | line dragging a West Lafayette uarter at the West side field, In
the pileup of players at the right, Harry Weingardt of Sacred
the Spartans’ second touchdown
Bowling 'Sec.” Behrens Shows
Boys How to Knock 'Em Down
Oscar Behrens, Indianapolis Bowling association secretary, was top
goal in the final period. Harland | Individual scorer in last night's pin loops.
Performing with Marott Shoes of the Fox-Hunt Classic league,
to 945, 1057, 1046—3048, the best tea
ball team, tallied two of the Tech Behrens southpawed his way to 243, 219, 224—686, leading the Shoemen
m total of the evening.
Scoring in feminine ranks failed to reach the 600 mark, although
five members of the Kernel Optical
ened with totals above 550. Bertha | Urbancic set the pace with 580, Iva | Dininger had 577, Genie Drexler 568, ! Iris Ronk 556 and Judy Hindel 553. ! Management of the Delaware al-| leys has announced that openings| exist for three teams in a Saturday night boys’ handicap league, The loop is made up of bowlers 14 to 18 years of age. Teams or individu- | als interested are requested to call!
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Bob Earl, Sport Bowl Recreation. ...... 645 Bud Faulting, National .............. 839 John Burge, Construction vo «+ 8341 Bill Noffke, New York Central.. . 828
i cont | Bob Walker, Washington. ...... .. 824] fin township and Coach Frank | george Peet, InSuranee. ............¢.0 624 | Oliphant's charges uncorked & | Todd Wilbur, Allison Interceptors . 1 i { Gene Moore, Fountain Square Recn 609 | passing attack which may mean gt Mot Po Fon.. 208 trouble for Cathedral in the Dale Logan, Allison A. C.............. 801] parochial schools’ rivalry contest | Paul Day, Traffic Club.. an 600
599 596
Herman Horstman, Pub, Service, mixed Ed Penwick, Indianapolis Ry., mixed
Schafer, Bankers .. PE LAR a 504 {C. Roberts, Antlers Recreation ...... 587 period | H. Huffman: Schwitzer-Cummins . 587 | Elmer Lunsford, Moon-Lite, mixed ...., 580 Dale Collins, Moon-Lite, mixed ....... a0! ‘ run | Bob Gray, 8even-Up ; bs Ci a 576 Norman Kohls, Chrysler Air-Temp .. 574 Al Brau, Allison No. 2 . iv sse BT} Harold Jones, Indpls, Water Co .. "B63 Clarence Schneider, Christ the King.. 561 Byron Scaggs, Diamond Chain. ..... . 564 Buck Ewing, Naval Ordnance... 553 Dawson Guthrie, Foster-Messick, mixed 530 Albert Hock, 8t. Philip .. Chk 537 Ray Gregg, Prest-O-Lite, mixed....... i
Softball Derby
tonight at!
the Speedway stadium in the fifth | annual softball derby. |
| “Flea” Whorten will twirl for Cinwhen Shuffle Inn meets
All-Stars of Greenwood |
+ 9 against the “Hamilton (0. Coneys Outpointed Jimmy Martin, Chicago | a in the second encounter.
(loop, rolling at Pritchett's threat-| FR, 0858 or report at the alleys,
207 N. Delaware st., tonight. The Delaware has also announced that the weekly doubles tournaments, sponsored by the bowling proprietors, would be held on their alleys today and tomorrow, A men's handicap league, rolling at Fountain Square on Wednesday nights at 8:30, is in need of four
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Mickey Rotert, Real Silk, mixed ..... 520 Thelma Farrell, Blue Ribbon Ice Cream 515 Wanda Miller, Prest-O-Lite, mixed... 508 Mary Esch, Indianapolis Railways .... Estelle Nash, Moon-Lite, mixed 483 Thelma Perry, Foster-Messick,. mixed. 477 Dorothy Behlson, Pritchett Matinee. ., 464 Bertha Toumey, Pritchett Matinee .. 464 Mildred Christian, Pub. Service mixed 458 Jean Milender, R.. C. A. ....i civvrvas 42
Walker Winner In Armory Serap
Jack (Buddy) Walker, Columbus (0.) heavyweight, staged a late rally last night to gain a decision from Bob Garner of Louisville in the 10-round feature which opened the indoor fight season at the Armory. Walker had an 11-pound weight advantage but failed to cope with Garner's left jab in the early
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NEW YORK, Sept. 22 (U. P).— The=Detroit Tigers, who have won 16 out of 28 games in September, needed only an even break in their remaining six contests today to be sure of at least a tie for the American league pennant. Overlooked in the recent letdown of the Tigers is the fact that they have been playing at a .615 percentage during the last month of the season, whereas their overall percentage is 574. They were in a strong position because of the unstinting co-operation of the Yankees, who practically “impeached” the Senators by beating them two games in a row in a “last ditch” series at New York. Washington, with only three games left, all with the last place Athletics at Philadelphia, would have to sweep the series to tie the Tigers, provided Detroit gets an even break in its last six. The only way the Tigers could lose the pennant wouid be to drop four or more games while Washington won'all three. One extremely remote possibility involved last year’s champion Browns, who could squeeze in by winning all of their eight remaining games, four of which are with the Tigers. They are six games out of the lead.
Cycle Races Are Scheduled
The Indianapolis Harley-Davidson | Motorcycle club will stage an eightevent racing program tomorrow at Fountain Curve course, located on
state road 34 near Brownsburg. The trials start at 11 o'clock and
p. m. Officials said that races had been arranged for novice, amateur and expert riders. The program is under sanction of the American Motorcycle association with points to go to the riders’ national rankings. Bob Pettit of New Waverly, a consistent pre-war race winner, will be in the starting field. Among local entrants are Deb Moore, Perry Helfon and Walt Hostetler,
Hartley Captures
going. |
Results of other bouts: .
Jack Hill, Danville, Ill, outpoint- |
ed Curly Denton, Bunker Hill (6),|
middleweights.
Vie Hutton, Indianapolis, out- | Hartley outdrove Pete Romcepointed Ted Newsome, Gary (5),|vitch and Tony Bettenhausen to win in 5:57.08. Billy Sullivan, Los Angeles, won | Romeevich, Lucky Purnell of InAnother ace pitcher, Hal Ma- by a knockout over Al Sheridan, |dianapolis; Swede Carpenter of In318 haney, will be on the mound for Indianapolis (2), heavyweights. pax : shy Indianapolis, | Diego were heat winners.
heavyweights.
Mike McKessick,
| (4), middleweights.
| som, Long Island, N. Y. »
Midget Feature |
Ted Hartley, Roanoke, captured! the 30-lap feature race in the Speedrome’s special American Legion night program last night.
dianapolis and Bill Berreton of San The 20lap consolation went to Joe Gar-
The two winners clash tomorrow
CLEVELAND, Sept. 22 (U, P.).—
rs { G AR R H Ave | r . . > Cuecinello, Chi .., 116 396 5 123 31 Victory field will be the scene of Racing I rogram gtitiweiss, N ¥ 10 rt 104 iu 308 . ’ - ckshot, 3 ses 1 7 7 } tomorrow's activity in the annual The week-end race program: Estalelia, Phila. .. 123 443 45 133 200 amateur city baseball series, Tonight | Moses, Chi, 17 85% 18 100 200) | In the only game stheduted. P.R 8.00--At Greenfield, midget cars. NATIONAL LEAGUE Mallory battles Gold Medal Beer, Tomorrow CAYarreita, Chi. ., 124: 468 91 164 308] 8, Bost 4 6 K the clash being scheduled at 2:30 2:30—-At Raceland on state road Robo Brooklyn 197 S74 120 tH 328 | Kingan Reliables, the only other §7 midget cars Hack, . Ohi wo M48 NIL IN IM 30 t a i 5 ‘ , get cars | Kurowski, St, L 147. 487 0 15 eam st in the running for the 2:00~At Fountain Curve cullrse, | HOME RUNS ‘ « J A Q 1 g . f an s y > . ; gm tk Brownsburg, motorcycles | Holmes, Braves . 28/Adams; Cards. . ry gregation is he 2:00—At Rockvill . Stephens, Browns 24/Ott, Giants ..... At R e, standard siz res | only undefeated team remaining in CATS 4 si% Workman, Braves 2 the meet. Victories over Williams! =» RUNS BATTED IN . ~ 2:30~At Mt. Lawn, New C: Walker, Dod 21/01 Tool & Engineering, DeWolf News, stock cars. g sue, Walker, Braves | Ht Bho, . Pareres.. 108 Allison's and Leonard Cleaners ad-| ——— JAdams, Cards ...108 vanced the Eastsiders to tomorrow's) contest, B b They drew a bye last Sunday and ase Q Q en ar were: onlookers as Gold Medal Beer | / ; | AMERICAN ASSOCIATION V V ) shanded the Kingan nine a 10-9 de-| (Playoff Series) Pittsburit RATIONAL LEAGUE 4 ‘ ' Sburgh at Chicago feat In 11 innings. It was the initial |g, »,., Won. 1 Loos | Cincinnati at St. Loufs (night), loss for the Meatmen, and the Louisville 0 3 00 | Bhiladelphia at Brookiyn, fourth victory for the Beermen who | INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE {onsen at New Yorke uE » | I KE ' J | lost to Kingan in their initial tour- | (PlaYOl Series) RESULTS YESTERDAY ney mecting, to give them a 4-1... Won Loat Pet altimore 3g 600 AMERICAN ASSOCIATION standing, Montresl 3.53 00 Playoff Series) — . 1 nye aries Johnny Twigg is a likely starter NATIONAL LEAGUE St. Paul ... ri 000 004 002-3 9 3 for the Medals. He probably “will : RT "Won Lost ' Pet louisville 040 000 boi 3 8.1 b od’ DY. AF A | Chicago 91 pry oi Sunkel, Coffman and Narron; Ceell, Kim. | ~ ® Oppose y rt Cook or Joe 3 ‘ a “ berlin, Widmar and Walters. Louis 89 87 810 Lease, Brooklyn 82 8% .558 Ne te | hs J Wo Pittsburgh 80 87 54 AMERICAN LEAGUE | MOU y 3 New York kL} #0 524 Washington « 021 000 000. 3 12 3 FIGHT RESULTS Boston 8 83 438 New York 301 000 10x— 5 & 0 By UNITED PRESS Phiadannia " 188 4H re sgeling aMastatian: Bieta ang, Puts ca YORK (Madison Square Garden) | ———— y ati | di dh alky ‘right, 133. Los Angeles, out. | AMERICAN L Wn Pointed Humbertn Zavala, 138, Mexico City RIGA? MEAGHER Pet NATIONAL LEAGUE LR ee | Detroit Bl SR 8 83 A! (First Game) | ——— WASRINGON. + «++. ova 85 64 363 Brooklyn .... +: 000 000 001 1 '1 9 | St Louis ... sn 534 Philadelphia 000 000 000-0 3 0! New York . 0 A Branca, Buker and ndlock; Schana, n Cleveland mn 500 | Kar) and Seminick U Shicage 3 3 Als (Becond Game) PENT TD Pe 1 ’ ‘ } { Philadelphia ..0...000000 80 08 L349 Paihia out 00 iY SCHEDULE TODAY abd hd Sandlock; XKrius, Sproul Needed Now [srt istecron mova © | | St. Paul at Louisville (night). INTERNATIONAL LEAG
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NATIONAL LEAGUE Won Lost Pet. GB GR {Chieage .......,. 81 55 623 . 8 {8% Lewis ...... 8% 51 810 2 8 AMERICAN LEAGUE Detroit ......... 85 63 574 aie 6 Washington ..... 85 66 .563 1% Remaining games: NATIONAL
Chicago—Pitisburgh—Sept. 22, 23 (2). St. Louwis—25, 26, At Cincinnati—27, 28, At Pittsburgh-—30. St. Louis—Cincinnati—Sept. 22, 23. At Chicago—25, 26; At Pittsburgh—23. At Cincinnati—29, 30 (2).
AMERICAN Detrpit—8(. Louis—Sept. 22, 23, land --25, 20. At St. Louis—29, 3 25 a uington—A4 Philadelphia—Sept, 22 2).
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Washington manager, Ossie Bluege, still defending his orderly rotation of pitchers with the assertion that “every man on the staff is’ in top condition and Detroit hasn't a well rested pitcher,” could not have picked two men on his staff who have had worse luck with the Yankees than John Niggeling
the New York series.
Niggeling, knocked out after one inning by Nick Etten's three-run
Saints One Up In A. A. Series
and Mickey Haefner, his choice for i
in Last
homer in New York's 5-t0-3 trie umph yesterday, had’ failed twice |before to beat the Yanks this seas son and his lifetime record against them is four wins and 16 losses, Haefner, who lost the opener, has {dropped three and won only one (against New York this year and his {lifetime Yankee mark is four wins and eight defeats, At Detroit, the Tigers face Al (Boots) Hollingsworth, Brownie lefty who lost in a relief role in his only appearance against the Bengals this.year. Tiger Manager Steven O'Neill indicated he would start Jim Tobin, a liability since he came from the Boston Braves, {The Tigers have dominated the
. Browns all season with 13 wins and
five losses, Cubs Face Strincevich In the National League, Chicago's Cubs, defending their two-game lead, must beat a good Pirate righthander, Nick Strincevich. Paul Derringer, an able veteran, was the probable Cub starter. The Cards, playing the Reds in a night game at St. Louis, will use little Sylvester (Blix) Donnelly, fac ng Ed Heusser, who beat them his last time out, In the only other ‘games yesterday, the Dodgers won two at Philae delphia; 1 to 0 and 11 to'5, to run their record for the season to 16 wins in 17 games with the tail enders.
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 22 (U. P.).— The St. Paul Saints and Louisville] Colonels meet ‘again tonight: with | St. Paul holding a 3-to-2 victory in the first game of a four-out-of-! seven American association finals playoff series. Southpaw Tom Sunkel, with the! ninth-inning help of George Cofl-| man, last night held the Colonels! to four hits and held them scoreless until the ninth. ' The attendance was 9298. St. Paul scored its first run in the| sixth on a walk to Joe Vitter, a sacrifice, and a double by Bill Hart. The Saints, given nine blows by| Rex Cecil, Harry Kimberlin and Al Widmar, scored their other two runs | in the ninth on a single by Karl Schoendienst, an error by the Colo-} nels’ Chuck Koney and singles by | Don Lund and Sam Narron. i The teams will play two. more games at Louisville béfore journey- | ing to St. Paul, where the series | will be completed to determine the association's entry in the little world series with the Internationa] league representative. |
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