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paid tribute to Joach-of-Bo McMillin and his Crimson «I, U., Western conference

was a rousing football party friends and admirers of the ' Hoosiers forgot all about

on jof their own as they cheered the speakers _and the pep talks. (Tug) Wilson, Big Ten

_ uf good cheer and also compliment~d Indiana university on its achievement of winning its first conference arid title in the history of the powerful Midwest organization.

football's No. 1 mentor of 1945, Coach McMillin disclosed that his | trip to Japan on a government assignment to coach grid teams in the army of occupation was all set. . He is scheduled to fly the Pacific © some time in January to spend about three months with the G. L's. Don't be surprised, therefore, if another

Introduces Champions ~~ McMillin introduced members of | the I. U, champions to the crowd of nore than 500 and once again Ping Ok LA 4 VI art work . Spirit’ and 100 per cent on the part of the boys and U. athletic staff as a whole broughit the championship Bloomington. assistant coaches came in ‘8 glowing tribute by McMillin also by Zora G. Clevenger, Indiana university's veteran athletic ‘director who spoke briefly and let the fans on the inside of what is required to keep a winning team

Since McMillin is booked for additional speaking dates before he shoves off for Tokyo, he said farewell to his boys after the close of last night's dinner, shook hands with each and told them to “hold

Prospects Good Indiana's 1946 grid prospects are of the best and the alumni are looking forward to repeating their Vie- ~- tory banquet a year hence:” Barrett M. Woodsmall, president i of the Indiana University club of | Indianspolis, who was in charge of

toastmaster. ° Spokesmen for the team were

1046 captain-elect. Plhos “subbed” for Russell Deal, star tackle and 1045 captain, who was detained in Bloomington by “exams. - .

Shelbyville Rifle Club Wins Again

Shelbyvilié remains the only un- ~ beaten team in the Central Indiana = Rifle league with a 950-797 conquest & of R. C. A. Scores:

Penn (Forfeit)

Dickerson ...... 176) Wheeler ....... 168 —— Total 900, | | " Danville Herman «182 Stevenson . .... 188 _ Clevenger ...... 18% sett 187 Brinsley ....... 10 r. Russell ...... 184 lever ......... 180 Storey .......... 1 Ditmer ....cocev. 178 tt . LAN ; ——] — Total. ... oie. 914 Total ......... #88

Bell | Mo ferble ......... 186 Brown ........ 186 | Skelley ........ 181{ Huffman ....... 179 | Davidson ...... Kelly ........, 165 Robinson .,. 177 MeQueeney ..... 151 Thompson ..... 177! Peaveler- Hess nns 145 Total veeriens 900) Total vw. 820

Big Ten Extends

~ Wartime Rule * CHICAGO, Dec. 19 (U. P.).~The Big Ten today extended the deadi line on its return to peacetime eligi- : bility standards to become effective at the conclusion of the present! . winter sports program. Commissioner Kenneth L. (Tug)

Having won the nation's nod as

TLL Pete Pihos, star fullback. and | Howard (Goon) Brown, guard and |Joe

Mary Fahey, Budweiser 182 , Marott

Indiana iversity’ s Fig Ten foot ball champions and the athletic staff of the ) school were feted by the Indianapolis I. U.club at the I. A. C. last night. At the left (left to right) are Howard "Goon" Brown, captain-elect of the Hoosiers; Coach Bo McMillin, who flew back from Ne w York after receiving the World-Telegram's scroll as Coach of the Year, and Pete Pihos, Indiana's all-Conference fullback. (At the right, Ath Athletic | Director Zora G. Clevenger (left) chats with Barrett M. Woodsmall, president of the local I. U. club.

Outstanding Solo Play Marks Bowling Session

A pair of outstanding solo performances emerged from. last night's local tenpin league sessions, Frank Rubbert getting 708 and Patty Striebeck, youthful feminine star, 622. It was the second 700-series of Ruppert’s bowling career, and a season record in the West Bide Classic loop. He topped Ernie Voelz’s 702 of Sept. 18, with games of 256, 225, 227 for Stoker Service. Miss Striebeck 71, 249, 202 for her| — Ray grits of the season. All| Hunt were other top shooters. Mcwere rolled in the Budweiser Beer Afee had 213, 220, 223—656 for Rost league at the Pennsylvania alleys.| Jewelry and Falting 200, 224, 230— She Had a 622 Sept. 18 and a 609) {654 for Sportland Inn. Nov. 9. The weekly session of the PennRunnerup in last night's individ-|sylvania Recreation league was ual race was Art Krick, who tacked postporred when smoke from a fire up a season three-game record injon ‘the, first floor of the buflding the Rotary league at Sturm’'s. He halted activity. John Beam, operahad 221, 214, 234-669. tor of the plant, reported that no Carl McAfee, another West Side|damage resulted to his establishClassic leaguer and Bud Falting of ment and that the alleys would be the John Hancock circuit at Fox-!in operation as usual today.

Local League Tenpin Scores

700 BOWLERS (MEN) ehrereniennieis : 3 Prank Rubbert, West Side Classic. .... 708

Daisy Stuart, Marott Sophie Lowe, 'Marott .........ce0000 . Julia Lang, Marott i. Naida Rohl, Budweiser .. .......su0s Thelma Richardson, 3 5 H

600 BOWLERS (MEN)

Butler Beaten By Louisville

TONIGHT'S CARD Earlham at Central Normal, Louisville at Purdue.

St. Louis U. at Notre Dame. Southern Illinois at Evansville,

A fast breaking, smooth-passing Louisville university basketball team handed Coach Tony Hinkle's Butler Bulldogs their first home loss of the season, 51-41, last night at the Fairview fieldhouse, Coach Bernard Hickman’s quintet led all the way after ‘the first two minutes after the Hinklemen had taken a 2-0 lead on free throws by Jerry Cranny and Herod Toon. Art Cook hit a pivot shot for Butler’s first field goal. With three minutes of play remaining in the first half the Bulldogs pulled to within four points of the visitors on baskets by Humbert and Cook to make the score 10-15. The Sea Cards pulled away from! the Bulldogs in the second half and

49-33. Butler put on a mild rally

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les . las “Tox, tna 1s. Bleaching. Mixed 849 Turk "s Tavern ing- M1

Leroy Kerst, I ol a a coe B48 Himnan Dietrich, d ‘Chain ... $38

Bill Case, Junior C of © ........... mt Larry Hartman, OFro .....:.c..coovees 8s #00 BOWLERS (WOMEN) setae 22

Palty Striebeck, Budweiser Beer \ ——

- 500 BOW WOMEN) Tillle Jardins, Ooca- Mixed. ..... mm Frances Smith, Marott Shoe Co....... 70

welser . Mabel Fischer. Blue Ribbon Ice Cr...

Zella Bn » Garnet at. "Burg, Marott Marge Hoftheim, Blue Ribbon Skeets Ebert, Marott ..

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Maro Margaret Skelton, Marois py ‘ Laverne Biers, v . Mary McTiwatne, au ain aNe sures 527 Mary Baringer, Marots - Jane Case, Marots

‘Basketball Scores

+4 CITY HIGH SCHOOLS : Dover 34. Silent Hoorlers 27. Rediviaer St, Joseph's 36, Sacred Heart}

OTHER. HIGH Attica 57, Kingman 30, rookston 42, Cutler 37. ambridge City 40, Morton Memorial 30. Carmel ‘37, Westfield 29 Cayuga 39, St. Bernice 2s, }

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Clinton 31, Linton 29, Columbus 44, Mitchell 34, Culver 33, Plymouth 33. LATEST! Denville 86, Whiteland 38. ugger 28, Switz City 27, NEWS Bvanssilie Bos Bosse 72. South Hend Riley 48. ¢ : Evansville Central 28 Jeffersonville 15) TES pom. Evansville Memorial 40, Tell City 31, i Everton 46, Orange 24. Pal Kxoept Greensburg u North Vernon un unday untingburg sshington hy Kitchel 85, Harrisburg 532. WIRE

Lakeville 41, New Carlisle 38. Lebanon 33, Elwood 28. Lafayette 34. South Bend Central 33.

Wilson announced that a mail vote | of the Western conference faculty |) representatives showed unanimous| to ‘hold up enforcing the . three-year eligibility rule until the basketball, hockey, indoor track and

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hn. COLLEGE BASKETBALL

87, akarolt ae 13. TR

Chicago Navai Armory 41. Kaine Base 8s" Tops Army Arta a

across Teachers 3, River Palle Teachers

Sie Toners 51, Are Miami 2, Bl Rett ns sas University 41.

Method

Markleville 43, Fortville 41. | Martinsville 43, Greencastle 30, = iddietown 29, Sr hwhn 25. onon 42, nd

Parxgon-23. Mooresville 84, Edinburg 17. New Lebanon #0, Jasonville Plainfield 45, North Salem 29, Rensselaer 37, LaPorte 27. Royal Center 62, Waiton 24. Shelburn 48. Carlisle 40. Sullivan 26, Brazil 24" © =

STATE COLLEGES Central Normal 43, a Central 33, Crane Navy 34, Wa 33. Earlham 95, Wiimington 63. Runtingion 53, Anderson 43. ndiana Clocinnatt “. koow Louisville 51, Butler 4 Ma

PROFESSIONAL Rochester 61, Sheboygan 49. —————————————————————————

CUSTOM RECAPPING

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ALL-GRAIN, OF COURSE, BUT (T'S LEISURELY AGEING ~ THAT MELLOWS STERLING'S RICH, TRUE-BEER FLAVOR

ar dienes 660 | Winnie Hawk, Budwel oes $13 Carl Monies, West Side nn §30| Katherine Lehr Allison Office Mixed 's10| and the game ended a few minutes Bud Faiting, dehn ncock Insurance 654 Rosemary Fleenor, B o.oooaienins 508! Jater. Summary: est Side ............. 840 | Helen Oardner, Marott ......cocoeuns 507 Butler (41) Louisville (51) { Al Hussong, wo Side ...... .. 639 Charlotte Kauffman, Budweiser ...... 508 » u | Paul Stemm, West Side .... .. 833 Theima Cavanaugh, Blue Ribbon vee. 508 FG PT PP FG FT PP Prank Kagel, West Bide .. .. 638 | Clara Lark, H H veres 301ICo0k!.... § 3 4Kuypperf. 4 2 2 Boh Carnagua, West Side .... ... 835! Frances Rhoads, Broad "Ripple “tevin 501 {Crannyf.. 4 #8 2 Kinker { .. 0 3 2 Al Maddox, Inland Container . . 631 i Stynvtehf 1 0 0/Garwitzf. 1 I 1 Clarence Moffett, Dean Pump . 616! OTHER LEAGUE , LEADERS (WOMEN) [Hartman 0 © ‘1iWellmant. 1 0 4 J Carl Mindach, West Side ' vo 814 | Helen Lovell, Kirby Mortuary ........ 498! Heacoxe . 0 2 1'McIntyre! 0 0 3 Jeff Atherton, West Side ..... cer B14 Lois Lekens, Farm Bureau Then WO Tonsend.c I” 0 J3SHuptfuhre §& ® 1 Val Werner, West Side .......... .. 614! Amy McDaniels, Anderson Spring .... 485 | Fineg.... 0 2. 3Hunterg.. 0 0 3 K. Myers, Coca-Cola Mixed .. “ | Ella Mui ASP ciaviciiirasinnnes 477! Toon g 0 2 3Knophg....2 0 0 Red Schwab, John Hancock ... +... 808, Libby Eichel, ARtiers .........ocoevee 478 sumbert,s 2 0 OParkerg.. 4 31 2 Kenny Newman, . «+. 807! Martha Williams, E. C. Atkins .. 475/Goodg.... 0 O0 OJohnsong. 2 1 4 Ea ud, West Side ..+ 808 | Olive Taylor, Indpls. Bigaching ‘Mixed in |Camie.c . 3 0 0 Bud Eggert, Allison Office Mixed .... 608 Thrice, ployment Sec. Mixed ..... 451 . |“afimang 0 0 0 H. Martlage, Blue Ribbon Ice Cream soz Mildred Stahlhut, rangle iaxasnene « 4471 Totals. 13 18 17] Totals 21 9 27 : | Ralph’ Prankiin. Indians Reen, ....... Ora Brown, Inland Container ........ 434] Bcore at Hall —Louisvilie 21, Butler 15° Ralph Arbaugh, West Side .......... or Bob Kelly, West Bide ......covvvveien 01 ——— 1 OTHER LEAGUE LEADERS (MEN) Qlen Kelly, Allied Printers ........... 508 man Jannett, RCA Moon Lite) -. 506 Sor ps Re Bowie 8. ; PI f «sass vas Harrell Hoffmad, Grapho Prod 580 having Jerry O'Grady. y of Lourdes $13 Ss are "we Brandlein, oo tio 560 Why dea e

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at one time had a 16-point lead at!

| Hoosier college quintets by pouring

Purdue Five Tackles Rangy Louisville Quintet Tonight

By UNITED PRESS Purdue's Boilermakers match speed with speed tonight at Lafayette as they tangle with Louisville's rangy Sea Cards ih the No. 1 Indiana college basketball game of the night. The Boilermakers will be out to keep pace with Indiana's Hoosiers, who wound up their pre-Big Ten campaign last night by making Cincinnati their fifth consecutive victim, 54-44. Purdue, which plays power-packed |

| a Notre Dame at South Bend Satur- | °'S with 18 points. Martin, Charles Johnson, Ben Ranck, Marshall

day, will be trying for its fifth straight decision—and its second of Collins and Buddy Patrick collected 67 points between them--five

the season over Louisville, Notre Dame, the third of the| Ore than Wilmington managed. state's Capt. Dick Wittenbraker was the undefeated cage powers, . . hero of Indiana's last-half drive to also is in action tonight, playing h . victory over Cincinnati. Held to ost to St. Louis university. Southa field goal in the first half, he ern Illinois at Evansville and Earl- v dropped in five baskets and a free ham at Central Normal round out , throw in the second half. Indiana the night's schedule. trailed, 27-26, at the half. Tom It was Loulsville's 10th victory|g.; warts late of Kokomo igh against narrow losses to Indlanalc,... contributed 11- points to the (62-59) and Purdue (55-51), and Hoosier cause Butler's second loss of the year. Elsewhere fst night, Srane Navy Set Scoring Mark handed Wabash its fifth cefeat, Meantime,. Eariham’s Quakers|34-33; Central Normal blasted set a season scoring high for

chances at the Indiana Conference title, 43-33, and Huntington trimmed hapless Anderson,

in 95 points against Wilmington, O. Bob Martin sparked the Quak-

once pace-setting Indiana Central’s|

Thom, St. Louis

Matman Win

“ Billy Thom, 187, and Warren Bockwinkle, 241, St. Louis, were winners in the double feature wrestling windup at the Armory last night. : Thom won from Red Roberts, 190, Memphis, in straight falls. The first was with a stepover toe hold in 19 minutes and the second with a leg breaker in five. Ray Eckert, 238, California, Mo.,

{won the first fall from Bockwinkle

in 15 minutes with a body slam. The Mound City grappler then proceeded to win the next falls with a toehold in six and a slam and press in nine. Ray Villmer, 220, St. Louis, won with a body slam from Joe Millich, 215, also of St. Louis, in 17 minutes. The show was the last in 1945,

Tonight's Card Carmel at Silent Hoosiers. Decatur Central at Speedway,

Howe at Greenfield. Lawrence Central at Franklin

53-43. |

twp. Washington at Ben Davis.

Sunday's Hershey-Buffalo tilt. Ine dianapolis agreed to move up its March 6 contest at Pittsburgh to All the date tonight and Hershey will play at Pittsburgh instead of the Caps on March 6. Indianapolis then will invade Cleveland Saturday and return home to meet Pittsburgh again on Byniay night * the iocal coliseum.

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