Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 December 1945 — Page 8

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Big Green Quintet Tumbles North Side Rivals, 31-20; [¢: Broad Ripple Tops Manual .

Tech's greenclad snipers were over another big today in quest of their city high school basketball championship with last night's decisive 31-20 conquest of the Shortridge Blue Devils, ; 3 It was the fourth straight triumph of the East Side snipers in .* city competition and Shortridge’s first local test. J Coach Herman Hinshaw's. cagers oppose Broad Ripple tonight at the Tech gym and will be heav- 8 =

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four starts at the expense of Manual, 31-24. Crispus Attucks notched its first triumph of the season over Pine|Hewe Village at Washington gym, 31-15, in the only other game on the city program last night. Hawks Defeat Warriors The Marion county headliner - saw Decatur Central's Hawks mS Gur San» shade Warren Central, 34-28. De-| gouthpert at Gary Tolleston. catur has dropped only one game ” he explained. this season, a two-point overtime! Broad Ripple started slowly] But Connie has his own setback at the hands of Ben De-|4gaingt the Redskins at the Rocket of “bests.” These are: i : yh gym and trailed the South side team| Players he developed: Mickey Southport displayed power With| , 0 oq of the first period, 13-8.

i 37 victory over Greenwood in a county contest, Coach Frank Baird's charges found plank, Jack Coombs, Lefty Grove

their basket eyes in the next heat! nq George Earnshaw. : however, and went ahead on a bas-| pest team: New York Yankees, ket by Ed Brown, 15-14, just before|yorlq champions of 1936-39. the half ended. : Best managers: John McGraw, DER Bill Huff set the scoring pace f0r| Giants; Hughie Jennings, Tigers. Ee ; : : Broad Ripple ds the host five W-| As for the 1046 season, Connie Connie Mack . . . . looks shead of 83. _ The teams played cautiously creased its margin to 25-20, and the | fears that too few promising rookies : "| Rockets continued to outshpot Man- | wij) get a chance to tryout with “But the greatest. player reser- be made an honorary citizen ual in the closing stanza. major league clubs this spring. voir that baseball has of course is|St. Petersburg at a city-wide Huff scored 13 points for the win-| «Transportation difficulties and those boys discovered and developed | bration which will attract ners while Jack Gallagher, Manual| the lack of hotel space in the vi- at army camps ifi this country and|sands to Williams park, 2 the the city

cinity of training camps will pre- overseas. ‘Ultimately they all willjevening he will be taining chance.” monial dinner by a i Oe A vn ltl will Chambet of Commerce. Kautskys Foes Caps Have Some Scores Youngstown Five a Here Tomorrow | 10 Settle With. Hornets After playing three road games By BOB STRANAHAN on consecutive nights, the Indianap-| - oooh Max Kaminksy's Pittsburgh Hornets play at the Coliseum this Buuictys J Setu lo de toniorrow night and our Caps have a couple of scores they'd very much EH lid C P rd I ish BO ; EE Su en Sorrelrs contingent its with the Y town The Hornets y nny ntingen Ne - a u ue, 8 ©) Bears. yn? third ead of the season this week in Pittsburgh, but they . The Bears h tered as succeeded bla them for the first shutout of th . eef fo Open. In Feature Tilt [= Zoom. "aru omiass py tio suseoet in Masking thom for . . yor

With Six Games — Qitnn of Huck Hartman gives the Janiro Defeats

Play opens tomorrow afternoon Undefeated Notre Dame, touted as visitors a well-balanced . lineup. Hartman is a six-foot seven-inch M # Ww 1 center who played with the Pitts- exican Welter burgh pros last year. standout Hoosier college basketball - Coach Paul Birch and Moe Beéck=| , .-% that bad a hat 1 il NEW YORK. Dec. 23 (U. P) | Ha .|game of the 1945 half of the season. er, former Duquesne ace who was : ‘ Baby-faced Tony Janiro of The power-loaded Irish, featuring {selected as the most valuable play- - Youngs. er in the 1041. college all-star tilt, town, O., a contender for “Y will be at forward and the other two als will | S¥eT of the Year” honors in members of the starting lineup probe registered ably will be Frank Baumholtz and

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ern conference ruled him eligible ‘because he enrolled for special Win No. 6 when they tangle at Ann| Zachary Sold courses at the university, . Arbor, Mich. . i ‘ NEW YORK, Dec. 22 (U. P)— The faculty committee said, how-| - The otly other game involving ever, that the team’s second high-|a ‘ state quintet finds Valparaiso est scorer was not a regularly en-[tangling with West Texas in the rolled student and therefore was second night of a round robin

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High School and College Basketball Results

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OTHER COLLEGES

~ CITY, COUNTY HIGH SCHOOLS Berne 3, Monroe 31. . Onward 31, New Waverly 29. ‘Broad Ripple 31, Manual 24. : oomington 4, Terre Haute Wiley 33. | oglitic 39, Orleans 38 Boonville 39, Linton 36. Danville 40. Speedway 34. © '" [Burlington $1, Forest 33. Otter Creek 11. Pimento 80. Decatur Central 24, Warren Centgal 28. |Chendler 27, Newburgh 11, Pendleton 36, Prankton 18. Mooresville '30, Ben Davis 24. Chi 3 42. Pinnell 51, Advance 26,

Southport 87, Greenwood 37, v : K 1 Columbia City 34, Piereeton 25. Tech 31, Shortridge 20 Concannon 34, Prairie Creek 33

REG Covington 34, Veedersburg 24 OFHER HIGH SCHOOLS Cynthiana. 7, Wadesville 36. Arlington 21, Carthage 18. Decatur 33. New Haven 33. ARO 0M, Premont 14. Decker 40, Bloomfield 21. Auburn 43, Kendallville 39, Delphi 33, Cutler 28. Avon 34, Plainfield 31. Elkhart 86, East Chicago Roosevelt 14. - Ellettsville 66, Monrovia 49, Lo) ee) ] ) ] Flora 60, Brookston 36, } Evansville Reitz 45, Gary Bmerson 43. Ft. Branch 39, Oakland City 15. M, Nayne Central Cathedral 29, Hunter : .

Gary Wallace, 43, Gary Roosevelt 25. Glenn 29, West Torre. Haves ne Hagerstown 40, Winchester 33. ng Tech 63, Valparaiso 29. , Washington . - Hope 37, Whiteland 36. ke 48 Toner. 4 Hymera 31, Parmersburg 30. Huntington Township a Andrews 18. Huntington 33, Alexandrig 30. Jasper 48, Evansville Memorial 36. Jefisrecn Twp. (Tipton) 24, New London Jonesboro 34, Marion St. Paul Kewanna 51, Leiters ord aa n Kouts 42; Chesterton 37

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North Judson 39, North Vernon 35, Batesville 24,