Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 November 1945 — Page 12
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Ed Brown, Broad Ri backfield for an 18-ya
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ripped trough the Howe
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nearly away for a touchdown until hauled down by the safety man.
line and cut to his left in the
the game on the Irvington field, He was
City Bowlers to Take Day Off for
Election of Association Officers
Action in the city's tenpin fraternity will shift from the mapleways to the Claypool hotel tomorrow afternoon, when the annual meeting
|Pinmen to Roll Minor Events
Entrants in the minor events of
the annual West Side Center's Cap-
and election of officers of the Indianapolis Bowling association will (ital City tournament will occupy
be held.
A new president to suodeed James W. Hurt Sr., after his term expires May 1, will be named. Usually the first vice president is elevated to
. the presidency, but She absence of of Ed Lennox, seiving in the armed forces, will make this impossible, “unless Lennox assures the bowlers that he is certain of a discharge prior to May 1. However, it is probable that the new leader will be one of the vice presidents. Other than Lennox,
finey are Roger Cure, Drv RH: Tan 1s;
there is little doubt but that he will be selected again. The associ-
ation’s board of directors will also|Bus Parson
be elected,
Earl, Although no drastic ‘changes’ In| oon Walks
ding series, having 200, 5
232, 220-660 for Automatic in the Link Belt No. 1. at West Side. Fonnie Snyder again led the Real Estate league competition with 218, 234, a on
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Bloom Leagues Tomorrow
the alleys tomorrow afternoon and evening. The 9:30 shift, however, will be made of entrants in the
| team events.
2712 in the Kernel Optical’s session at Pritchett's was the best feminine series of the evening. 600 BOWLERS (MEN)
Hap Horn, Construction . Walt En , New York Cenirai
d Chain York Central ....... Ford Snyder, Schwitzer-Cummins sees
Oscar Behrens, Construction . Joe Matkov: . LinkWilbur Eads, D H. Pattison, rea Amos Bruhn, New York Central u Da Insu Walt Nash, Howard Dee
OTHER LEAGUE LE, LEADERS (MEN) Harry Jones, Bankers Ray Shields, Moon-Lite Mixed Chas. Rawlings, Marcy v Village . Howard win, Recn. Al Maloaf, Naval Ordnance (Sturm) . . Lew Walther, Hite: Heres . MT Prank Biglow, | Ordn. (PHO 0. - har thd “ube Service . Mm
Tony Bigger, Real Sil Joha Guthrie, Foster-Messick Mixed 500 BOWLERS (WOMEN) Patty Striebeck, Kernel Optical Co Doris Pa
Shipman, a , Real Silk Mixed Lucy Coe: Kernel! Nell Kernel
506 Kuykendall, ot Ribbon Ice ‘Cream 506 Frances Deer; K 508
12 Teams fo Play
Twelve teams. in the city recrea« tion department's ‘ sénior football leagues will see action at municipal gridirons tomorrow. follows:
Munici
Club oe PAL
0-130, Boogieville, at ri and
24-Hour Pd : Installation i Combustioneer Stokers
Gas and Oil Conversion Burners for early delivery ‘Willlamson Furnaces Installed at once tut Kt for All Home Heating f+ Infetmation
Raiders vs. Maoietons at Car+ fleld: 3: 00, Rh thm B Rockets Side Saints at ’ Garfield ve Suit Capitol City League—1:30, ;, Brookside vs. Jive ‘Hive at kside; 3, PAL Club vs. Jive Town at Brookside and Bula Buckets .. Harmony Hut at Rivers sf
& Hays (Goshen); R. 831 Drakes (Crawfordsville) ;
cox, McKeown, C. Sasbe (Crawfordsville): Littieman, P.
it No, 1 re C. h, Chain .e Stillwell; A. Brown, lke Phi { ton, ON; (Hamilton, 0.);
(Bwood:: served (Connersville) ; Reserved (Connersed Connersville
ville) ; (Connersville)
Carmondy, Jones ( wood) : Art
502} J Steffen, A. Vollmer (Jasper) A. Joseph { (Jasper); J.
Clark Twp. 45, Pranklin Twp. 30.
1 Franklin 34, ‘Southport 23. “a Speedway” 38, Oréenwood no
y The schedule | Som
Northants C
The Sunday schedule follows:
1 FP. M. 0. Nofs Singer, Harve Yost (Goshen); De!
G. Koch, P hb H. Popke (Goshen) : oy ranham (Goshen); R. Leinbach,
T, C McGaughey, enson (Crawfordsville); "H. Pars y Hall (Crawfordsville): H. Wil C. Edwards Crawfordsville); 0 ay Niehaus (Cheviot, O.). oh
McNew. Ray |...
v- Morr Bn RUSSELL... A Gene Taylor; Howard White x; W rkson, I. Tu {wood}: : Mindach, P. Kagel; W. Richw K on - Frits Pregen, Shurfranz Bob Cahill, A. Bonar liton, O.); 8. Ballard, P. St. Clair Reserved (Connersville): Re-
Reserved Reserved
): (Connersville). 5:90 P. M.—Barnes, Jacobs ( Ault (Elwood); C. Hawkins, EB.
( uncle) k (Muncie) : H. (Muncie); P. Bettig. G. Kunz (Jasper); Krem
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sw Tonner Set
HOLLYWOOD, Nov. 17 (U. P).
53¢| —Crooner Bing Crosby's national
pro-amateur golf tournament has been set for Dec. 20 and 30 at the Rancho Santa Fe course.
~ State High School and College Basketball Results
COUNTY HIGH SCHOOLS Beech Grove 33. GH Soups Central 32.
Decatul Central 43, Bdinburg 36.
_ommem HIGH HIGH 8CHOOLS !
The South Bide Saints and Buss
in their respective circuits with six straight triumphs each.
Package, Rings Play Feature Net Tilt
Buckett are the undefeated lesders | poorer: Susanville 34. Frankfort Bo, Gary Horsce Mann 30 (3;
overtimes),
. Paper basketball team will play Red Rings in the feature
game at 4 p. m. at the Sacred Heart Hartford Oity
Football Scores
alty, however, Tech again pushed into Shortridge territory in the second persed, reaching the 9. A penal thwarted the drive. Shortridge got to matter of seconds ended after Ca
by the Blue Devils. A blocked Shortridge recovery by Tackle Jack
«| initial touchdown in the first pe-
riod, his 10-yard smash climaxing
ey a b4-yard drive.
Looks Like Big Year for ‘Little Fellows’ i in State Hardwood Play
“By JAMES E. WALTERS ~~ United Press Sports Writer
This is going to be a great season for the “little fellows,” If results during last night's Indiana high school basketball firing are any indi-
cations of things to come.
thriller. It was the third straight
ugherty | victory for Lapel, 38-36 conqueror Day |of Lebanon in midweek.
Rossville, 20-game or better winner for three straight seasons, showed fits 42-28 defeat of Frankfort last week was no fluke by
tien 1. 3, Saratogs | 22. Marion | St Tre 33, Collegeville Bt. Joseph’ =
[a 0 2 town 38. dian 3, Swi Cy 2. Decatur Catholic 34.
bid was nullified by a 15-yard pen-
* Broad 4 Ripple Trims Howe {In Final Game of Season, 19-7; {Demons Make Goal Line Stand
CRCTTEE 1
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Sacred ed Heart, Howe.
YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Broad Riwie 19, Howe 7. Shortridge 0, Tech © (tie), TODAY'S GAME Cathedral vs. Washington at Tech.
Howe battled to the Rocket 12 but lost possession, and then the Ripple fullback tallied again in the second stanza on a 9-yard plunge after a 70-yard march. The ‘Hornet touchdown came early in the third period following recovery of a Rocket fumble on
‘the 20. Paul Eicher plowed over
from the 2 and Hoflman accounted for the extra point. The Rockets tallied again in the final session, starting from the Howe 44. Brown was the kingpin in the advance and finally carried it over from the 3. Cofnelius contributed the extra point.
Lapel’s fast-stepping Bulldogs, back on the glory road they traveled in 1939-40 when they went all the way to the state tourney finals, upset | y:| the veteran-loaded Anderson Indians at Anderson, 36-34, in an overtime
double overtimes on the major cir-
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Fight Results
YORK—-Tippy Larkin, id ig fot S3inted Nick Morta a
tin . hy Doty, 158%,
Ruitfore, Conn. (3).
“Istait of a season.
138%, | Hospital here, it was disclosed today
losiby Cobb's life-long friend, Dr.|
Tech punt in the third nr of scoreless tie.
Cecil Crabb, Shortridge halfback was stopped on the Blue Devil 27Tattle on tthe East side gridiron. The teams fought to a
the rivalry
yard line after returning a
Caps Annex Loop Record
Although they dropped their last three games, the Indianapolis Capitals succeeded in setting an American Hockey league - record, loop headquarters in New Haven disclosed today. In their first 10 games the Caps became the first club in league history to go through without a defeat to mar their record, On top of that was the individual performance of Defenseman Hugh Miller, who succeeded in scoring at Teast oné point In the first nif® games. No defense man
Seven of the Indianapolis vic-
“welcomed home” ever has duplicated the feat at theicrowd of 47.000 Northwestern fans, ! pulling. for the -Wildeats to hand
Leahy Returns From Navy Irish Pep Talk Before "Cat Fracas
EVANSTON, Iii, Nov. 17 (U:
to Give
P)~Frank Leahy, who led Notre
Dame to a national football championship in 1943 before he entered the navy, was back on the Irish bench today.
Just released from the navy, Leahy will be sitting with the Notre
Before the game, Leahy will give
8 pep talk to the boys in the dressing room. The veteran coach knows. that-the Irish have a reputation for bouncing back after stun. ning defeats,
The quiet mentor also will be by a capacity
tories came in a row and in npne of the 10 games did the Caps fail to pick up at least three goals. High mark was reached in the seventh contest, when they counted 11 times against the Buffalo Bisons. Five clubs’ have succeeded in scoring eight wins in their first 1p games, but none of them succeeded in evading at least one defeat, Coach Johnny Sorrell's charges, now éngaged in a difficult road trip during the Sonja Heinie show, play in Hershey tonight. Tomorrow night they'll meet the Reds at Providence.
Gilbert Takes Over Baseball at Tech
Charles Gilbert has been elevated to head baseball coach at Tech, Athletic Director Charles Dagwell
Spencer, Nenoff
Form Mat Team
Jim Spencer, Boston, has been signed as a partner for Steve Nenoff, Toledo, as one of the teams in the tag-team match featuring the
wrestling card next Tuesday night at the Armory. .
This pair will face Rene LaBelle
of Montreal and Billy Thom, for-|. mer Indiana university mat coach whesnow resides in Indianapolis. All are “big timers" in heavyweight ranks.
the junior
Tag-team bouts have proven “thrillers” for local wrestling fans.
They az far We Ils out of tires;
Dame players at Dyche stadium, hoping his old team can rebound from last week's crushing defeat by Army, with a solid victory over North western,
Rotre Dame is second straight deeat. During Leahy’s absence the Irish’s luck against Army changed. The revengeful Cadets whipped them, 59-0, last year and came back last @aturday to Administer an 48-0 triumph.
eran, are about the only two familiar faces with the Irish squad to greet Leahy. Ed McKeever, Leahy’s
backfield coach who took over as
head coach in 1944, has gone to Cornell. Clem Crowe, assistant coach, is at Iowa.
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announced today. Dagwell handled the sport for 10 years but is
a ——————————_——————— Cobb Philanthropist ROYSTON, Ga, Nov. 17 (U. P.).— Ty Cobb, who. was born and raised here, has given approximately $250,000 for the erection of a modern
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