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game on the East side field. Grider (54) was running interference and Collins of Tech was blocked

out as he attempted to make the tackle.

Tech won the game, 52.

Mrs. Early Breaks 600 Second

Time on Successive Nights

Despite the fact that more tenpin loops were in action last night than at any other time during the week, high scoring was scarce and

only one individual total topped the The most outstanding perform 830630 for Mechanic's Laundry in Pritchett's. fad a 603 in the Budweiser Beer Joop Thursday. In last season's éampaigning, she entered the select glass but once.

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Kernel circuit soared over the 550 mark, Mabel Fischer having 580, Mary Baas 578, Laverne Blers 560,

: Helen Krause 557. and M. Harp 552.

‘Chas. Wright of the Automatic five of the Link-Belt No. 1 league was the evening's top shooter. He had 211, 231, 225-667 in his three fries at the West Side center. Temi action over the week-end » . » .

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Teams to Play

Warm-up Tourney The feature game of the warm- | up basketball tournament at. the: Sacred Heart high scheool gym! billed tomorrow at 4 p. m. willl bring together the Tipton A. C, former. Bunker Hill stars, against Wilbur Schumaker's B, T. O. five. | Former Butler cagers are on the latter squad. In another contest starting at 3, Red Rings engage Kingan Re-| liables. Beech Grove Boosters go against Paper Package at 5 and] the final evening tilt starts a 6 between Fuzzy's All-Stars of Greenwood and Bud's Service Station, Race Driver Dead CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind, Oct. 20 (U, P).—Puneral services for Everett E. Rice, 36, auto racing river, will be held tomorrow. He Qled Thursday night.

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‘Manager Faces | Bribery Charge

NEWARK, N. J, Oct. 20 (U.P). —John Napurano, a manager of fighters, was charged with attempted bribery. today In connece {tion with the Freddie Schott-Freddy | Fiducia heavyweight bout at Madison Square Garden Sept. 10. | Napurano was released on $1000 bail after surrendering to county | officers who served him with a war- | rant charging bribery, Fducia ac-

cused Napurano of coming to his!

training camp prior to the fight {and offering him $3000 and per cent | {of Schott’s purse if he would agree to lose. PFiducia said he refused.

Horde. Race Fans Are Fooled Again

NEW YORK, Oct, 20 (U. P.)~ Jamaica race track fans, who have | been betting on jockeys instead of | horses the past week, found that | system just as complicated as the { horses today after a third rider got “hot” and booted home three or | more winners.

Conn McCreary won four yester- |

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Joyce by Draw

CHICAGO, Oct. 20 (U. P.) —Willie Joyce, third-ranking lightweight in the nation, wondered today whether he still would get that crack at the world’s championship in a match against Tke Williams, N. B. A. champion, because of a draw decision with hard-punching Joey Barnum, 23-year-old Los Angeles Italian. Joyce, a left-jabbing Negro from Gary, Ind, was supposed to walk away with last night's fight, yet Barnum brushed off his dangerous left wit® stinging one-two counter punches. Barnum took a slight margin at the start of the fight and defended it well engugh for the draw verdict, which tempotrarily checked Joyce’s march toward the lightweight title match.

Young Gridder Is in Hospital

Adam Sajko, Sullivan high school

Sr ey INDIANAPOLIS

I, Tech Capture City

Cathedral's Irish and the Gre Broad Ripple and Manual.

title honors and a “natural” is in at the Tech fleld next Wednesday Washington's Continentals dropped a 26-7 decision to the. strong Evansville Reitz eleven and Howe was nipped by Southport, 13-12, in other outstanding encounters in the

.| capital area.

Silent Hoosiers Win The Silent Hoosiers remain on the unbeaten roster with a 33-6 triumph

dropped from the select list when the Tigers lost an 8-7 verdict to Bowling Green (Ky.) State on a last period safety. Warren Central's Warriors, beaten only by Shortridge, continue to dominate the county picture and registered a 27-0 triumph over Beh Davis last night. Speedway shaded Beech Grove, 7-6; Lawrence Central won from Decatur Central, 7-0, and Plainfield won from Pike Township, 13-7, in other games involving Marion county teams, Tech Impressive Tech's Greenies, gaining momentum as the season rolls along, rocked Manual's title hopes with a crashing 52-13 triumph, The East siders struck early for three touchdowns, then added three more in the second period against the demoralized Redskins, Manual tallied on a pass play, Ronald Hallam to Jack Gallagher, in the third period and Gallagher gave the South siders their other sixpointer in the third period. The game was only three minutes old When Bob Harvey raced from the ‘Tech 42 into payoff territory for Tech, The Greenclads held the upper hand thereafter. Harry Kimbro registered three of the Tech touchdowns and others were scored by George Collins, Bob Pscher, Bob Phillips and Bob Adams, who romped 60 yards for his counter. McLinn, Bayt Score

Jim McLinn and Rudy Bayt were the Cathedral scorers ‘in the 14-0 conquest of Broad Ripple by the Irish, McLinn added both extra points from placement. ,

left halfback who collapsed on the field during last night's game, was

hospital. The 17-year-old Sullivan star is reported to be suffering from =a brain hemmorhage. He collapsed while playing in the SullivanTerre Haute Wiley. game, won by

i] Sullivan, 12-6. He was brought to

the Indianapolis hospital early today.

Play in Finals

Of Texas Tourney FT. WORTH, Tex, Oct. 20 (U.

7|P) ~Tomorrow’s 36-hole final in

the Texas womén's open golf tour-

1 q|Dament found Mrs. Babe Didrikson

Zaharias a slight favorite today as both she and competitor Mrs. Albert. Beckér Jr, of Inglewood, N. J. rested for the final round. Mrs. Becker won her way into the finals yesterday by topping Mrs. H T. Williford of San Antonio, Tex. 2 and 1, while Mrs. Zaharias defeated a Los Angeles fellow-towns-man, Dorothy Kielty, 5 and 4.

Football Scores

STATE HIGH SCHOOLS New Castle 7, Anderson 6 f Munste (Central) 48, Bloomington 12. Kokomo 6, Prankfort 0. Peru 26, Logansport 6, Huntington 13, Elwood 0, Franklin 34, Seymour 21. Noblesville 33, Walnut Grove 9. Michigan City 18, Central Cathelic {South Bend) 15, Adams (South Bend) 13, Elkhart 7 Wallace (Gary) 37, Mann (Gary) 27. Hammond Tech 28, Catholic Central (Hammond) 6, Thornton Fractional (Calumet City, I) 19, Clark (Hammond) 0, | Wirt (Gary) 8, Griffith 7, Lafayette 25, “Marion 18. West Lafayette 10, Rensselaer 13 | Washington (South Ben) 19, LaPorte 14 Bosse (Evansville) 20, Boonville 7 | Vincennes 65. Washington 0. | Riley (South Bend) 33, North Side . (Ft. Wayne) 6.Joliet (I11.) 34, Roosevelt Central (Evansville) 27, Whiting 33, Hammond 6 Wabash 35, Alexander 0, Plymouth 13, Warsaw 7 Garfield (Terre Haute) 8, (Terre Haute) 0, ¢ Sullivan 13, Wiley (Terre Haute) 8, Clinton 18, Princeton 0 Columbus 20, Connersville 8. Linton 35, Brazil 0 Bicknell 20, Huntingburg 13. Central (Ft. Wayne) 12, Central Catholic (Ft, Wayne) 6 Columbia City 46, Central (Ms, Wayne) 'B" 1

(Cary) 18 Centralia (II) 0

Gerstmeyer

9 | Auburn 32, New Haven 7

Bluffton 26, Decatur 26 (tie) Jeffersonville 18, Anchotage (Ky) 8, | | COLLEGES { Miami (Fla) 7, Florida 6 Wilberforce 42, Kentutky State 27. Chattanooga 47, Howard Drake 19, Denver 19 fer Temple 28, West Virginia 12. North Texas Agricultural 19, John Tarleton 0 St. Louis 32, Missouri Mines 0, Towa Wesleyan 21, Parrons .0, Muskingum 25, Heidelberg 12. Colorado State 60, Eastern New Mexico 8. Pittsburgh Teachers 10, Warrensburg Teachers 1. Kemper Military 21, Missouri Military 3 Bethune-Cookman 13, Jacksonville

Base 1. Delawtit 8, Westchester Teachers 8 (tle), Bt. Mary's Preflight 13, U. v. C, 7 La oA Ls

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A 36-yard jaunt by Vince Gatto to the Rocket 1-yard-line set up

réported in a “very critical” con-|the first marker in the initial peri30%! dition today in Robert W. Long!od, McLinn plunging over the goal. | The other came in the third heat,

Bayt breaking through for a 20yard touchdown sprint. Broad Ripple never was inside the Irish 40-yard line and was on the defensive most of the way. The unbeaten Evansville team registered its sixth straight victory at the expense of the Continentals. The downstaters scored on a 30yard pass in the first period and added another six-pointer on a line buck by Fullback Bill Rommel. Halfback Ray Brandau scored in the third: period and again in the fourth for Reitz and Washington's only touchdown came in the last stanza when Bob Wolfa passed to John Schuesler in the end zone,

Fumble Is Costly

Howe held a 12-7 leadership going into the final period of the game

‘|with Southport but a fumble on ‘the 4 gave the Cardinals the ball

late in the game and Kenny Bridges crashed through to score the winning points, : Bridges got the first Card marker on a 6-yard smash through the line at the start’ of the second half. Howe came booming back with two touchdowns to take the lead. Halfback Jim Hill went 63 yards for one of these and Joe Weaver ran 38 for the other. | Frank Kaiser scored three times and Capt. Ila Walker twice as the Silent Hoosiers smothered the Woodmen. The Kentucky team trapped Fullback Orville Willams of Crispus Attucks behind the goal line in the final period for a safety to gain the slender decision over the Tigers. Bowling Green scored in the first period but failed to convert. Williams went 50 yards to tally for Attucks after a pass interception in the second period and Don Lewis gave the Tigers the lead when he ran the ball over for the extra point, Ben Winings, Warren Central star back; accounted for a pair of the Warrior touchdowns at Ben Davis. “It was Warren Central's seventh victory in eight starts this season.

Fight Results

CHICAGO--Joey Barnum, 1302" Les Angeles (drew) Willie Joyce, 138, Gary. (10); Elmer Ray, 105, Hastings, ia outpointed Hubert Hood, 192, Chicago (10).

= Tony *Janiro, 148%, Younguton: O., outpointed Al Guido, 140, New York (8),

BOSTON--Jimmy MecDanlels, 140, Angeles, Xnacked out Johnny Jones, en New York (8

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Irish Eleven Moves Ahead {In Race for Crown; Howe

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enclads of” Tech held the spotlight

in Indianapolis high school football play today following victories over

Coach Joe Dezelan’s charges moved in front in the race for city

store for fans when the two clash afternoon,

» » Hn City Standing WwW. L. T. Pts. Op. Pet Cathedral ,.... 2.0 0 40 0 1.000 Suektidge venw No BQ 9 6 1.000 Teoh: ..ovioes 1.0 1 952 13 1,000 Manual ....... 2.1.0 28 38: 4.808% Broad Ripple .. F 1 1:28 14 500 *Silent Hoosiers 0 0 0 0 0.000 jCispus Attucks 0 0 0 0 0 000 y vs: 8 1.9 0 15 000 Bod Heart ..0 2 1.0 0 51 .000 Washington . . 0 2 0 12-16 .000

*Plays only Howe, Sacred Heart, Plays only Cathedral.

City, County Results

Bowling Green State 8, Crispus Attucks 1.

Cathedral 14, Broad Ripple 0. Franklin Twp. 28, Danville 6. Evansyllle Reitz 26, Washington 7. Silent Hoosiers 33, Greenwood 6. Séuthport 13, Howe 12. . Tech 52, Manual 13. Plainfield 13, Pike Twp.

1. Lawrence Central 7, catur Cousral 0.

Warren Central 27, Ben Davis 0 Speedway 7, Beech Grove 6,

Sheridan Wins In Third Heat

Al Sheridan, Indianapolis lightheavyweight, today held the Indiaana state 175-pound boxing cham-. pionship. Sheridan opened a cut over the left eye of Tommy Charles of Terre Haute in the second round at the Armory last night. Charles came out for the third, but soon was bleeding heavily, and the bout was awarded to Sheridan by Referee Dick Patton after an examination by the athletic commission physician, Gene Gudgill, Dayton (O,) welterweight, took a decision from Sparky Reynolds of Indianapolis in a fast, slam-bang 6-round semiwindup. Gudgill's brother, Larry, also was a winner. He shaded Pedro Carsonfo of Indianapolis in a 5-rounder. Both weighed in at 150 pounds. Bob Weatherford, last year's Times-Legion Golden Gloves champ in the heavyweight class, made his first start as a pro a good one by taking a technical knockout from Bob Begley of Dayton. The Ohioan absorbed a flock of body punches in the first two rounds and was unable to answer the bell for the third. Allan Small, a former merchant marine sailor from Elwood, took the opening 4-round bout from Herb Jones of Indianapolis. They are heavyweights.

Fight Crowd Razzes One-Sided Bout

NEW YORK, Oct, 20 (U. P)— Tony Janiro, Youngstown, O., gave welterweight Al Guido of New York such a lop-sided beating in their eight-round “rubber-match” at St. Nicholas arena last night that the crowd booed and stamped in the closing sessions, Each .of the three ring officials awarded 19+year-old Janiro all eight rounds. The fans, who paid $14,000, expressed loud derision in the late going because young Tony was unable to floor or knock out his stocky opponent, who had been a virtual punching bag from the opening gong,

Howe, Lawrence and

Tech Runners Win Howe defeated Shortridge, 17 to 38, In a two-mile cross country race yesterday, Davy DeWitte, Howe, led the field home in 10 minutes 20 seconds. Lawrence high harriers downed Brownsburg runners and Irving Darling of the winners finished first in 9:09 over the 1.7-mile course, Bill Benz of Tech posted a record

course by turning it in 8:30 as the

East siders defeated the Manual harriérs, 23 to 32.

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Evening 8 to (0:30 Same Schedule Daily Except No Skating on a ey ursday Nights or Nights of ames or Spe-

ela] Attractions.

Professional Instruction Hedy Stenuf, World's Famous Bkating Star of “It Happened on Jee,” will teach at the Coliseum this season, For Private appoint ment Telephone to the

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Broad Ripple forwards" haul down Rudy. Bayt, Cathedral ball the game on the Rocket field after a drive of five yards cision in the encounter.

Caps to Face Champion Barons Here Tomorrow Night

Cleveland's champion Barons, winners of the American Hockey league championship and the Calder cup series, come to the Coliseum tomorrow night to meet the Capitals in their second home contest. Coach Bun Cook's team, beaten twice by Hershey, meets Eddie Shore's New Hate entry tonight in

led the loop last season with 45 goals. Other veterans still with the Barons are Les Cunningham, Fred Thurier, Tommy Burlington, Phil Hergeshimer and Earl Bartholome. Coach Johnny Sorrell sent the Caps through their final workout today for the encounter.

Take Forbes, defenseman, was treated for a skate cut on his ankle

of the game. The Caps’ skipper was fairly well satisfied with his team’s front ice! attack but figured the defensemen needed some work. Indianapolis exhibited a neat passing game against the Bisons but the defensive lapse in the third period allowed the visitors to gain a tie, Cléveland has been a favorite rival of the Caps and another nearcapacity crowd is expected for the , jencounter, Game time is 8:30

p.m. maa ——— Marquardt Resigns As Toledo Pilot

Toledo Mud Hens of the American association are in the field for a ‘Inew manage? for the 1946 season. After two seasons at the helm, Ollie Marquardt resigned last night and announced he would devote his entire time to the hardware business here,

Lou Trudel, Cleveland veteran, slated for action against the Caps in the American league hockey game at the Indianapolis Coli-

seum tomorrow night, led the league in goals scored last season with a total of 45.

Cleveland and then heads west for the Indianapolis invasion. Cook expected Goalie Harvey Teno to be in trim for the week-end games and Big Moose Sheritt, the former Caps defenseman, probably will get into action. Sherritt Hurt Sherritt suffered a broken nose when hit by a stick in Cleveland's opener with the Bears at Hershey. Teno has been out of the lineup

but the injury wont keep him out b

carrier, in the’ first quarter of

The Irish went on to gain a 14-0 de.

Greyhounds Have

12- a Net Bill

, Coach Edgar A. Bright has ane nounced a 12-game schedule with three possible additional dates for the Indiana Central college Greye hounds 1945-46 hardwood season. The first game ‘will be played in the Indiana Central gym Nov. 17, with Taylor university. The schede ule:

Nov. 1%, Taylor. here; Nov, 20, Andere 7 Dee. 15, Hunte Dec. 18, Central Normal, Evansville,

ere; Jan. 9, there; Jan. 13, Manchester, there; Jan. 18, Anderson, here; Jan.

open Feb, 2, Taylor, there; Feb. 9, open; 12, Huntington, there; Feb. 16, Manches~ ter, here; Feb. 23, Central Normal, there; Feb, 27, Evansville, here.

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with an infected toe and was replaced in the first two games by John Kiszkan, Sherritt, a popular player with Indianapolis fans but not such a favorite with the players, was sold to the Barons in an off-season deal. Apparently he spent too much of his time in the penalty box to suit the Caps’ manggement although there was no question of his playing ability. The Cleveland coach will have at

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