Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 December 1945 — Page 16

moa "NN 's Mentors Pick Bo McMillin As BLU. Pilst | __Fine and Good for Butler [R Butler Faces ‘Broach, Ha _ ToBeFeted |B s Caps Subdue St. Louis [DePauw and Teams Roll First and In New York {JS ouisyille Nextiln Pot of Gold Pin Event

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+ #But it was the team that made it possible. The boys did it and they're deserving of all the praise. “These Indiana boys this year were great kids—the kind any coach would like to handle. ’*Somehow, I feel like the boys! should get it—not old Bo.” . McMillin also ran away with the “point” scoring. in the poll of coaches, who were asked to vote for first, second and third choice. While first-place votes only count in choosing the Coach of the Year, a tabulation is kept of all the voting. goo Highly Regarded It is interesting to note that Bo ‘outdistanced his next three rivals a combined total, and also that a the 164 coaches who voted, and several cast only first-place votes, “a total of 126 named McMillin on Aheir ballot for one of the three showing the high regard all ve for the job the Indiana vet- , H_. did this year. When the Butler Bulldogs engage the DePauw Tigers at the . Although busy on the banquet Fairview fieldhouse tonight, the Hinklemen expect the game to go , “Fine and Good.” This hope may materialize quite literally for the - two men pictured above are Marion Fine (left) and Noel Good (right). Lf Both players have seen plenty of action so far this season. They'll | Tech Is Ahead get a real test against the University of Louisville cagers tomorrow :

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Basketball Results CITY, COUNTY HIGH SCHOOLS Frankia and Marshall 4s, Swarthmore «.

31, : (Ia.) 33. S8S100 Lanrt 3 Stiedin) 2. us 81, 8. Dakota Stats 45. Ashington 48, Broad Ripple 27.

al : OTHER HIGH SCHOOLS . 3 : : ved votes: ’ Anderson 32. Muncie Burris 19. 48. : Hocke Scores Tl Bai, Roe B. Rdkien ot Y.: N ex abana a . en 19. : of 2! Pt. Wayne South Side 45, Warsaw 19. tJ ® NATIONAL LEAGUE Pt. Wayne North Side 37, Nappanee 30. ay . Montreal 4, New York 2. Fowler 40, Otterbein 24. y Boston 3, Toronto 3. rr ig BL Ra : : Chicago 6, Detroit 4 mmon: ersonvile 36. ‘ 44 {La Porte 40, Whiting 39. 2 { Shelbyville 28, Muncie Central 27. | " Pike County Tourney Ld Otwell 38, Winslow 30. Petersburg 33, Spurgeon 28. ] gets 58, k Petersburg 40, Otwell 28 (final), . Jobn's 51, Rhode Island State 37,

Summitville Tourney Syracuse - St. Law 25. Anderson 81, Mary's 3, Gaston 18 (con-| Southern Hinets 47 tion). 6 Pairmount 35, Summitville 30 (final), Toledo 50, : rN Washington hid nN Johns Hopkins 20 Previous World-Telegram Coaches’ |. er 47 Wr } Wooster 71, Kenyon 36, : , 0. Yale 46, Villanova 33. Coach of the Year were: 1935, Evansville 62, Central Normal “. Chicago Tourney Lynn Waldorf, Northwestern; 1936, | jhntinSion 10, Boab Washington 44 Oregon 41 (consolation) Richard Cresson Harlow, Harvard: Notre Dame 5. Wisconsin 5. Lone 38. DePaul 74. Indiana te 56 (final), & Purd 32, ington’ © t. uis SINGS | 1 1937, E. E.+ (Hooks) Mylin, La-|yaititiie 6 "Drake 54 (overtime). - * PROFESSIONAL ; 1938, William Kern, Car- Fort Wayne 58, Oshkosh 48. negie Tech; 1039, Dr. Eddie An- OTHER COLLEGES Che o Clears 48, Kautskys 43. derson, Iowa; 1940, Clark Shaugh- Augsburg 82. Carleton 45, » Wayne 4, Youngstown 30. nessy, Stanford; 1941, Prank Leahy, | Axron 76, Case 33. . SERVICE TEAMS Notre Dame; 1942, William A. Alex- | Beloit 77, Aransas Bthte 4. Camp Atterbury 63, Xavier 31.

y Bucknell 83, ; ander, Georgia Tech; 1943, Alonzo | chicago 57, Macomb Teachers 40.

Chicag A. Stagg, 1 Pacific: | Columbia 51, Union 34 Callege of : the ific; Coast Guard 57, Providence 33. -

1944, Carroll Widdoes, Ohio State. Cornell 55, Pennsylvania 42 ¥ . big gd % Rocheutes 4% Mart ® . C. N. Y, 62, Kingsport Marines #0. CASTLETON WINS Colorado Aggles 40, Colorado State 28, Castleton Eagles basketball. team de-| Concordia (Ill) 83, Concordia (Minn) 31. feated the Armour five, 42-37, at Sacred | Dubuque 64, Iowa Wesleyan 44. eart gym yesterday. Castleton desires | Dartmouth 55, Princeton 43. turday and Sunday dates. Call MA-7772. Duke 48. Virginia 38

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