Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 December 1945 — Page 22
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NEW YORK, Dec. 12.-—There seems to exist a mis‘taken impression in some jootball sectors that this writer and the New York World-Telegram name the football The coaches of the The. World-Telegram
merely sets up the machinery by which the ballots are
tabulated.
Several years back, when Prank Leahy was named Mr. Tops, 1 received a. good going-over from Minnesota loyalists who insisted
the honor should have gone to Bernie Bierman. insinuations that because I am devoted to the song, Eyes are Smiling,” that I was unduly prejudiced in favor of the The fact is, of course, I had no more to do
Notre Dame mentor.
There were ev
with naming Leahy than Hitler's gal friend. There have been times when I have not seen eye to eye with the coaches’ final nomination. Last year was one. The award went to Carroll Widdoes of Ohio State, and there could be no question but that the young man turned in an excellent job with the 1944 Big Ten
champions.
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JUST the same I would have voted for Ed McKeever of Notre » Dame, influenced by the remarkable manner in which he restored . the morale of his team, after two bruising defeats at the hands of
Navy and Army.
Balloting for this year's standout is now in progress. "Has been
dor some, days.
And 1 should imagine the coaches of the country
would find it a difficult problem, for there are any number of
eligibles. There's Red Blaik of Army, Phelan of St.
Indiana, with the first Big Ten winner in 46 years:
undefeated in two years; Mary's with a spectacular record: Bo McMillin of Frank Thomas
Jimmy
of Alabama, with another Rose Bowl entry; Lou Little of Columbia, beaten only once. Any one of these—and there may be olners— ‘wouldn't look out of place on the throne,
BLAIK LIKE McCARTHY IN BASEBALL
IF I were permitted to mark a ballot mine would go for Blaik. For several reasons. One is that I'm not in sympathy with the contention that great players automatically make a great coach. This is likely to be the rap against Blaik, just as it has been for years -against Joe McCarthy as manager of the Yasfkee baseball team. A push-button manager, Jimmy Dykes of the White Sox calls McCarthy. I don't recall offhand how many years Dykes has been managing, but the records show he's never managed a world series
club. » »
IT TAKES unique and extraordinary ability o win consistently with a team of stars. There's always the danger they will start browsing among their press clippings and develop the notion they are
better than they are. fhumble; Hla has the same gift. LR
McCarthy has a way of keeping his Yankees
I hasten yp repeat I speak merely as an innocent bystander and to concede readily that the football coaches know much more about ‘these matters than I ever will and when, in the end, they come up with their man he will undoubtedly be the one who is most entitled
3 wear the crown.
Bowlers Posting Entries for: Pair
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Entries in the two singles bowling tournaments, soheduled within the YOrk of the Detroit Tigers and next month, are progressing rapidly according to secretaries in charge. More than 300 individuals have registered for the 18th annual St./land Indians.
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| CHICAGO, Dec. 12 (U. P) em] | Bagby Jr., 20-year-old right handed \ pitcher, has been obtained by the i | Boston Red Sox from the Cleveland | . | Indians in exchange for Lefty Vic| | Johnson and an undisclosed amount | |of cash. § e Red Sox announced late last night that Bagby would return to| the club where he began his major | {league career before he was traded | to the Indians in a six-player deal|
in 1940. Bagby reached his peak in 1942] when he won 17 games and lost nine
and in 1943 when he finished with |a 17-14 record, but during the past [two years he has been a disappoint | ment to Cleveland Manager Lou | Boudreau. . Johnson, a six-foot, 160 pound | rookie, came to Boston in the tail end of the 1944 season. In another player deal, the Red Sox sent relief pitcher Prank (Red) | Barrett to their Louisville American {association farm club in return for infielder Mrnie Andres. Giants Get Hartung The New York Giants purchased Clinton Hartung, versatile pitcher-‘nfielder-outfielder from Minneapolis lin the American association for 'three players yet to be announced land an undiscjosed cash sum. Hartung, still in service, |outstanding pitcher and hitter. | The Cincinnati Reds continued their housecleaning, selling pitcher Bob Ferguson to Seattle. In the front office, Bill McCorry, Cincin[nati traveling secretary, moves over ‘to the Yankee chain as general {manager at Binghamton to make {room for Gabe Paul, the Reds’ pre- | war roadman recently discharged | from the. service. In—other--deals;-Boston’s National | eague representatives, the Braves, | announced the ing of Johnny| | Cooney. oldtime major league out- | fielder, as coach, and the New York | Giants obtained Ralph (Red) Kress, {who pitched for Baltimore in the International league .ast year, also as a coach, York, Heath Go Begging Meanwhile, the prize “lemons” | of the major league meetings ap- | peared to be first basemén Rudy
outfielder Jef Heath of the Cleve.
is rated an|.
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Jerty Cranny, former Cathedral basketball star, is slated to play forward tonight when the Butler Bulldogs take the floor against Ball State
dog scorer in the first three contests. He has tallied .38 points.
Flyers Annex Stormy Contest
By UNITED PRESS "In a game in which the players among themselves, manhandled the referee and excited
4800 spectators into throwing debris | onto the rink until play had to be |
‘stopped, the St. Louis Flyers de-
Philip New Year's classic, according to Al Kriner, tournament secretary. The Tigers don’t want York and {feted the Hershey Bears last night,
The event. which consists of four games across the four alleys of Heath doesn't want Cleveland, but 6 to the Eastern Avenue plant, will open Dec, 20. It is a 200-scratch handica
affair and the entry fee is $3.00 per
person. Entry in the East side ailsir may be made by calling the St. Philip | alleys, CH-1210.. ; f West Side Classic
third annual West Side individual classic, a scratch singles affair, has| entries for - 145 registered at the present time. With a quota set at 256, an additional 111 individuals must oe! registered prior to the midnight] Dec. 31 deadlirie. If the 256 entries pre received 42 prizes will
beck, secretary, CH-7061, | Crofts at LI-0740. Three soloists, rolling
or with gers has become flat footed walking
in last attempt to peddle York, who will
night's local league sessions, topped
ihe 930.4, with Clarence pig next year by Hank Greenberg. Pred {ley 0 the Pivot City Ink team off Heath, tempestuous Cleveland Schlsimer, sectetary of the) /the Pennsylvania Recreation loop slugger told Boudreau he wouldn't | Pe g honors with: m, 234, 225 {play for the Indians next year “so
George Noriwiler set the pace in| Boudreau nearly broke his neck {the West Side Classic session to! runnerup honors. He had | deal, but his one potential buyer, , 231, 243674 for Stoker Service. {Manager Jimmy Dykes of the ChiHenry Otterbach posted a sea- cago White Sox, finally cooled off be son record Th Our Lady of Lourdes with the’ explanation:
awarded with first place paying ‘church league at Pritchett-Hunt- | O'Grady for the third series over Cleveland stadium, you know he | Total cost of the affair, which|650. He had 245, 104, 213-652 for wouldn't be happy in our old.park
© $500,
consists of eight games across 16
P| "ody seems to care.
Manager Steve O'Neill of the Ti{the floor the past two days in an {be replaced at first base for De-
[you'd better trade me.”
scurrying around trying to make a
“If Heath doesn't like that nice |
on the south side.” |
alleys: is $13.50. Saturday squads will bowl at 8 p. m., while the Bun. | tay shifts will be started at 2, 5 and Bp m Entry may be made through
-Schleimer or the West Side Center by. calling BE-1946,
George Crofts, Illinois alley man- | ager, has announced a new mixed league is being formed to roll at the Illinois at 6 o'clock each Monday night. Individuals desiring to affiliate| with the new circuit are requested |
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he Flyers stuck with the Bears, |eastern leaders, all the way and then won with two goals with less than seven minutes to play. Hershey Goalie Nick Damore was fined $25 for charging on Referee Hugh McLean after Bill Allum sored for St. Louis in the third
Td victory moved St. Louis into! a tie with Cleveland in the west- |
lern division.
Shelbyville Club Maintains Lead
Shelbyville fired the highest score |,
of the season. 951, to maintain its lead in the Central Indiana Rifle { league, The scores:
, Shelbyville 1 Indianapolis Blackie's lois Tavern. F. Thoman 196! Davidson . 183 | Belter 189 H. Smith mn Tolley «.. 189 Reese m | Disser ..... . 180! Alexander ....." 164 ocal League enpin | cores, Northam 1... 188 Hanna a Tota... 0. 951 Total ......... “850 0 pOWLERS (MEN) | Helen Dysert, Budweiser ............. a) 1 Bell Clarence Moxley, Pennsylvania Recn. 681 Mary Baas, Marott esos vo. }85 Mears . 188 | Geo. Nonweller, West Side Classic = 674 Mary Elwanger, H & H 534 Be Binsley ..7... 184 Storey .. 180 Henry Otterbach, Our Lady ef. Lourdes 5 | Cleatys Swords, Alison Office Mxd . 828 igor” =~ ...... 182 Thompeon . 180 Buck Baurley, West Side ... Mary Pahey, Budweise { Clevenger ...... 178 11s Roy Morical, Allied Printers - | Mary Ellen Hutchins, Beck ‘ConthCoke m Clever 176 Zit a lle | Emmanuel Roth, Chev, Commi. Body 645 | Jo Ostheimer, Marott 7) im oar Carl Hardin, West Side . 632 | Lucille Grimes, ‘ Bisc Levine 325 | Total o.oo... 905 Total ...... \. 902 Bob Wortman, Grotto ... "$30 Fiizabeth Pleilschifter, Marott 524 | Mises MC Red Mounts, West Side ...... .. 620) Marie Sparks, Marott au) Smith 183 Gillette”. : 184) Al Kriner, West Side 828) Tillie Jardine, Coca-Cola Mixed 20, er 183 Homeland = 111 Gene Williams, Pennsyivania Reen. 621 | Alce Spitznagel, Blue Rib. Tce Cream Sr on ns 181. Smith "181 | | Harry ake, — de - $a Herel 'K a " & H Ch Perry .. 180 L. Davidson . 47 arr eler, nasylvania Rech. 629 | Hazel Kn r 170! Pe ot ck sss. Penne br Recn. am Blsten, Budweiser . mn McCrae ....... 170! Porter 14 C. rkins. est Side .......... 618 " welser savy ioe - Harold Brewer, West Side . . 817] Natalie Haboush, Kirty Mortuary «oo. 516] Total 897) Total . 803 A Bussons. West Side ............. . 817] Betty Loaeh. Bi Cy lobo 3 je Sensi eins tte alter Degisher, Shrine ............ 817 er, sarenar Jim Richwine, Side ye 2 dary nie Willsey, 4 Site. Ribbon resen 813 New Game Officers arold Schienz, ‘Pennsylvania Recn. . Argare ¥ bbon y 3 sa: La . Ed Wei el, Joba Hanaoes Ins, ae sos 0 ears Tucker, Antlers coeseranvas . The Indianapolis Hunting and Byron St agg! ae ain. 608 08 re ria. Marott sos | Fishing club's new officers, elected Wait oTrens Container . .. 807 Auth Graham, Merolt ..... last night, are: C. H. Ahrendt, Phealy Stouth, ipple B. M. _ 60g] : . C. . Tony Picclone, Pennsylvania Reco. . 608 | AAD Reynolds. Marott dent; Fred Sweetman, J, C 88~| Mike Koritza, Commerefal 603 HB. dale, William Northern, Gary Jones,
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Indiana, Irish And Franklin Rack Up Wins
By UNITED PRESS Notre ‘Dame's poWwer-packed Irish and Indiana university's Hoosiers kept rolling along at an undefeated clip today, but both needed last-half rallies to do it. Capt. Dick Wittenbraker, recently discharged from the: army, -convected on three consecutive long shots to apply the “pay-off punch” to Indiana's up-hill 56-53 decision over Camp* Atterbury at Atterbury last night. The Irish came from behind a 30-28 disadvantage to edge Chanute field at South Bend, 52-45. Leo Klier, who just received his naval discharge, tossed in 22 points to pace Notre Dame to its second straight victory. Wallace Has 20 Points
Another ex-serviceman, Johnny Wallace, was the big-gun in Indiana’s attack. He had 20 points. But, it was those three straight fielders by Wittenbraker that really saved the game for the Hoosiers. | In the only other Hoosier collegiate cage contest last night, Franklin | upset Central Normal, 41-35. Dallas | Hohnstreiter and Bob McClain, | Franklin's high-scoring forwards, | | shot the Grizzlies into a 38-21 lead |ina torrid drive opening the second | half.
by Indiana State's debut in the DePaul invitational at Chicago. The | Sycamores meet Hamline of St. | Paul. Also on ‘ap are Ball State at ' Butler and Deflance (0O.) at Taylor.
Cb Hockey Scores
AMERICAN LEAGUE St. Louis 6, Hershey 4.
U. 8. LEAGUE Omaha 5, Ft. Worth 3. Kansas City 4, St. Paul 3.
Basketball Scores
CITY, COUNTY HIGH SCHOOLS Fortville 39. Warren Central 19. Franklin Twp. 35. Beech Grove 23. HIGH SCHOOLS Bedford 37, Mitchel 34. Bloomfield 30, Worthington 18, Bridgeton 36, Rockville 35 (overtime), Cayuga 40 Perrysville 20. {Clinton 26. Terre Haute Wiley 23, Covington 40, Pine V Yiage 26. {Culver 46, Bourbon 3 Crawfordsville 50, Oo icastie 28. atur 34, Hoagland 31. Qlenn 29, Blackhawk 22. {Lafayette 68, West Lafayette 18. Lancaster Center, 26. Ossian 2. Lucerne 49, Grass Creek 43. Monroeville 40, Decatur Catholic 28. Monte; teyer 33, Richland Center 326. New Jvatly 45, Metea 43.
Roachaale 55. PFillmo i" Romney 22, Baitie C Sod 20. Royal Center 47, North Judson 33. Seymour 85, Brownstown. 21. Shadeland - 28. ndike 26. South Bend Central §2, Rochester 30. : 39, 10! Y
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Waynetown 135, Woodb!
STATE COLLEGES { Franklin 41, Central Normal 33. | Indiana 86, Camp Atterbu Ren 48.
| Notre Dame 53, Chanute OTHER COLLEGES
Arkansas 52, Memphis Narre 48, Auburn 37, Mississippi State 26. Baylor 88, N.. Te
kota Wesleyan 49, Wayne Neb.) 26. Dubuque 39, Cornell (Jowa) 23. Greensboro ORD “" North. Caroi‘na 63. | Grenier Pleld 86, New Hampshire 59. | I oy hy) niversity of Detroit 34. | lo ith Dakota State 33. % lowa iW Teachers 75. St. Ambrose 33, Jamestown North Dakota State 25. Loyola ‘Balitnore) 41, Coast Guard 34. MacAley lester 50, River Palls (Wis) Teach-
s 33. I | Mankato (Minn.) 62, St. Olaf 39
| Mason General Hospital 66, Brookiyn 4.
| Mission House 36, Lawrence Nebraska 52,
South Dakota 29. Ohio Wesleyan 48, Wooster 44. Toledo U. 43, Assumption
3. Slippery Rock Teachers 62, Alliance 33.
lennessee 50, Milligan 35.
Texas A and M. 40, Southwestern Louisians 32 Washburn 42, Kansas State 38. { Wayne 43, Normal 31
ichigan | Washingion and 31. Pe A 3 {Wagner 52 Hofstra 42. | Wittenberg 49, -Ashland 38. Wichita’ 40, Southwestern 29.
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Blair Steps Up In Turner Boxing For Friday Show
Golden Gloves 126-pound champion,
of the bouts of the final evening of the 21st re-newal of the city-county amateur boxing tournament to be held Friday night in South Side il Turner gymnas-
Thomas Blair, last year's local
is representing Pal Club No.4 in i
Aterican, National Leagues 4 Turn Down Pacific Coast Bid to Be Third Big Circuit
CHICAGO, Dic. 12 (0, P).—Albert -B. Chandler, finally at) peace with the baseball world, presided over his first joint major league meet= ing today aware that in a year or so he may be commissioner of three big leagues. The National and American league club owners; closing out their annual winter meetings today, were expected to pte the minors’ ree quest to outlaw bonuses for players, — ——————
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ers’ vote, said, “we believe that| eventually the Pacific Coast league! will advance and become the third
city-county tourney . participants usually compete in The TimesLegion Golden Gloves classic at a major league.”
later date. Action in the Turier fistic Pro-| cine Const. ich ear ot ihe Pa-. Sr a 5 Slated to get under- | grisie a classification at the minor : . 19, | leagues’ Columbus, oO. meeting last week, “at present has neither the income nor the seating capacities to move inte the big show next season.” Rowland presented population fig. ures running up to 10,000,000 peo,ble in arguing his case for six hours. | “Wild Bill” "Longson successfully But he knew the West coast wasn't defended . his National Wrestling |"¢3dy. He didn't ask that the Pa-
cific coas! hamp play th association heavyweight title at whe winner oY es ee = a, pay ol
Armory last night before a crowd of {he claim that the club members approximately 2500 mat fans but Were ready to pay major league sal- | challenger Geoge (K. 0) Koverly,' aries, a difference of an average of $8000 to $10,000. Co of Hollywood, Cal, threw a scare! Wants Big League Tag intorthe heavyweight kingpin before | {
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sium. Blair {s un- as well as reinstate last season's will be before the Pacific Coast Upposed in the night game rule—granting the local league is ready.” Frick said. “but pound team unlimited after-dark games it may be sooner than most of us class to-Snd The National and American league Rowland commented, “The men petition, His yesterday turned down the Pacific who control major .eague. haseball twill ¥ : Coast circuit's bid for a Las, are merely postponing ‘he inevponen PATTI, | league’ label for 1946, League itable, but we will be hack with a Lad oi > President Clarence Rowland Yo come straight-from-the-shoulder demand nity center. Both |back next year when the West that we be given... major league . coast loop might be better prepared’ | baseball.” Yi boys pack 3 ook wad are willing| o, resent a case. ers. - This t should be the beadliner of the card. Frick Statement Jewel Young Comes There will be bouts in both the| President Ford Frick of the Na- |Back to Kautsk novice and open classes Friday. The | \eague, acnouncing the own- uiskys
The Indianapolis Kautskys were assured of additional strength for their National league haskethall ‘same with the American Gears -of Chicago next Sunday afternoon at the local Armory as the result of word from Jewel Young that the former Purdue star will be ready for his first appearance since being discharged hy the navy, Before obtaining his navy commission three years ago, Young was a “favorite with Kautsky fans and {his return to action is’ expected to |give the local pros some much. needed ‘scoring punch.
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All he wanted was a label to tag the firing was over. 'the* Pacific Coast as big league Koverly survived the champ's| baseball grounds. opening rush to take the first fall] Prick charged that such an ar-| but’ Longson crippled the Califor- | rangement would be unfair to the! nian's left leg ‘with a legbreaker| players, since they would be exempt | {hold in winning the second fall to/from the draft and could only climb leven matters. Longson then went to the National and American — to work on the same member to end |leagueés’ by sale or trade. the match with apother legbreaker| The two big leagues volunteered after five minutes of the final ses-!tg select a committee to study ‘the sion. | matter with the Far West clubs Ray Villmer, * speedy St. Louis and report next year at the annual heavy, took semi-final honors by|meetings, Frick said.
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headlock and press, and Leo Numa, | | Seattle, was the opening bout victor! at the expense of Abe Yourist, Minneapolis, with a cradle hold at the 23-minute mark.
85¢ General IOWA CITY, Ia., Dec. 12 (U. P| —The scheduled Big Ten footbail| game between the University of | 5 Towa and. Ohio State university in 1946 today was postponed until 1947 so that Ohio might play Southern California next year.
Tiger Netters Win
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