Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 December 1945 — Page 12

OE WILLIAM SAYS. ...

NEW YORK, Dec. 29.—They brought Freddie Schott in from the bushes where he had hit 1.000 (43 starts, no defeats) and he couldn't get the ball past the infield. Not even against the erratic, unimaginative pitching of

Baksi the Bullski. oo This was supposed to be the transplanted Ohioan’s first start against a name fighter. I don't know what name they use for the Bullski but it can’t be very flattering. Young Schott was authentic green pea yet his vastly more experienced opponent, who is mentioned in terms of a challenger for the heavyweight championship, could do no more with him than muss him up a bit Only once did he have the youngster in distress. This was in the fifth when he bounced three triples off the Schott chin and upended his head with a full swing right uppercut. There were 30 seconds left to go. The Bullski, who is that way, simply let them go. I'm afraid you can forget about him. In fact, it should be a pleasure Schott may rate another look. He takes a punch well and is game enough, That's always a good recommendation in a big fellow The rap against him now is that he just can't fight. He looks as if he has the zest for it but he is so far away at the moment that it is almost absurd to speculate on his future, if any. For the most part he looked strictly Golden Gloves. ss 8 = ’s = =» It was beef trust night at the Garden. Some 2000 pounds of choice cuts were dumped into the ring As Mr. Jimmy Johnston commented: “It reminds me of the old white hope days only it's worse.” As a promotion the idea is to uncover some one who will be ready to take on Louis or Conn. Most of those on display would have looked better covered. Of the lot I liked Jimmy Evans of Brooklyn best; he's 21 and won the fleet championship at Jacksonville He throws a right hand uppercut as if he meant no good to the other fellow. Mr. Johnston thinks he looks like old Fred Fulton, an uncalled for knock "The hit of the evening, though he seldom did, was Jimmy Relly of Tampa who is as black as Goering's fate. For him the name Reily seemed incongruous so he changed it to Thamus O'Brien which 1s his fighting caption. He looks like a Fred Astaire in burnt cork and jabs in jive. He furnished the comedy relief and relief of some sort was needed. Mike Jacobs, the promoter, had the right idea He fled for Florida. ~ CI I | s & = Incidentally, Prof. Billy McCarney, connoisseur of cauliflowers, agrees with this space that a quick, casual appraisal of young heavyweights can lead to embarrassment. “Most big fellows are naturally awkward looking, they do not co-ordinate smoothly and therefore they fail to impress you,” he says. “That's why you should go along with them for awhile.” : At the same time the professor admits the current crop of heavyweights does not exactly evoke memories of Corbett, Fitzsimmons, Jeffries and Dempsey. } “But I wonder if they are, taken as a group, any less talented than the charlatans we were forced to look at after the other war. Do you mind if I list a number of those priceless gents. Well, there was Andre Andersen. And Joe Bonds, Jack Thomson, Dutch Seifert, Martin Burke, Farmer Lodge and Hank Hankinson, Big Boy Petersen, Tony Puente, Otto Von Porat and Meyer Christner. And there were others,

. . ” : ~ . . 2 “Tut Jackson, for instance?” : The professor winced. Jackson was a large gentleman of color out of Ohio. The professor piloted him into the big town on the crest of a furious build up and got him flattened in a matter of _ seconds. | “At that, he was no worse than the others I've named. He was a’bum when he started and a bum when He finished. But the point 1 wish to make is that our manpower was practically intact then. It hadn't been touched by the war as was the case this time. And still we had just as many clowns posing as heavyweights, and they fought in wind-ups and the promoters charged top prices. Jacobs has simply picked up where Rickard and the others left, off.”

Michigan Engages Ohio State Five

In Western Conference Net Headliner

C AGO, Dec. 20 (U. P).—Collegiate basketball players return “from a /heavy week of Christmas turkey -eating to resume their backboard bombardings tonight in four major midwest games." Top items on tonight's midwest card are Michigan's invasion of Ohio State in a Big Ten conference game and all-victorious DePaul's attempt to whip an old “jinx” at Illinois In othér games, Minnesota and | ; mo - Purdue will strive to boost the Big | Illinois’ top .marksman is Bob Ten's - winning percentage of 815 | Doster, 18-year-old forward, who| compiled against outside competi- has 105 points in eight games for | tion so far this season. Minnesota :

entertains North . ‘Dakot tat * 131 average. | : Lakota -state| 1acal oddscmakers hav t while once-defeated Purdue %] ofdsimhakers have installed

meets | aS Great Likes satlors DePaul as- an eight-point choice

at Lafayette. |nonhin State is a ni y y . ’ ne-point favorite | —DePaul's Blue Demons, traveling yo win jis second straight Big Ten |

a blue streak behind the hot . | . i game from Michigan scoring pace-of ‘All-American Center Both teams have played one con

George .Mikan, have won. eight straight games In duplication of m | inois, 50 t fa i last season's performance: The ) © 46, and Michigan Demons always start fast and have ; ALE ’ ‘ contest last Saturday, 6 : blanketed midwestern - basketball, irday. 67 to 33

courts for the past two seasons _ Pivot Battle “except against Illinois = The Ohio State-Michigan clash’ ™ Coath Doug Mills’ smartly-coached Promises to be a pivot battle, | Ini afe DePaul's one jinx, having Matching the Buckeyes’ all-confer- | upset the Demons twice in their ®l¢e center of last year, Arnold last three meetings. Tonight, how- (Stilts) Risen, against Michigan's |

with one of the. hottest scortn |Selbo, who has averaged 15 points | mackihed in DePaul's. history. {per game in’ five engagements | ; Fine Average wen fei eh Jost. only tor - e . I n five games, rates y me 1a-as Demons have aver- as one of the most dangerous teams | ag 681 points per game In in the Big Ten this séason with al victimiizing such teams as Oklahoma | strong ‘chance of recapturing the | A & M., Bowling Green, "and conference championship Towa took regon State. 'Mikan, playing his away from it last season. i fourth varsity season, . has ‘ac-

counted for one-third of--his team’s Christmas-dulled -aMack Thursday

total, averaging 233 points per by rolling over Michigan State,-62 contest. , : Ito 42 f— ’

CITY HIGH SCHOOLS o Broad Rippie 27, Crispus Attucks 24 (overs

| Results

n COLLEGES Terre Haile Tourney

Lm... Ao - | Evansville 49. Southern Ii OTHER HIGH SCHOOLS t ! $ ay Siete Ken Evansefe Memorial 38 Washington Catho- Rasen Dinos 48. Murray Stite (Ken-

lic 30. Wabash 80 Loganspirt #9 Fiors 80. Boval Center 21 Marion 35, Elwood 33 overtime) -— Warsaw 37, Rochester 21 | Wolcottyilie 58, Ligonier 38. i Pennville 30. Bluffton 27. Beircleville 37, Porrest 33 Plymouth 62, Alexandria 48 New Castle 34, Anderson 13 (overtime). Morristown 31, Rushville 27 Vincennes 37, New Albany 34 Bunesville 68, Pavetteville 9 ary Tourney Horace Mann 32, Roosevelt 38 Peleston 41, Edison 32 Proewel 35 Wirt 34 | Emerson 47, Wallace 44 ast Chicagy Tourne Washington 42, Whiting n ’ La Porte 32, Roosevelt 23 velt 35, Whitihg 31 (consolation)

Oklahoma City Tourney Kansas 33, Oklahoma 46 (third place Oklahoma A and M. 65 Baylor 46 final) Reno Tourney California 35, Nevada 31 Utah 33, Stanford 1%

Eastern Kentucky 55, Hamlime 45. Kelly ‘Field 33, Texas A. and M. 32 New Mexico 50, Arizona State ¢4. Nebratka 48, Oregon State 40. Scranton 54, Lovola (Baltimore) ‘a, Marshall 88, Kansas State 42 - Camp Ross 89, Southern California 43

i PROFESSIONAL Youngstown 47, <@hieagt Gears 5

r —— RT To Cubs Sign Pitchers Washington 43, La Porte 33 (final) | CHICAGO, Dec. 20 (U. P). — TA th Bend Tourney | The Chicago Cubs announced. to round genssiation) © <0 3.-(Arm- day the signing of-Pitchers ChesRiley 42> Goshen 25. _ ter Prust of Lake Mills, Wis. ‘and dams 48, Reppunte Y rey Ralph Stumborg of “St. Louis for ” Nayne Nori Side 8, Bloomington 3¢ [their Tulso farm of the Texas { $0 on) . - y Lufayette 38, Jasper 35 (final) league. Both players are ex-serv-Crown Point Tourney icemmen. 41, Hobart 39... eres " Gary 8, ]

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By JAMES E. WALTERS United Press Sports Writer "A “shake-up in Indiana high school basketball's statewide alignment obviously was in prospect today. . Top-rated Anderson, secondranked Jasper and ninth-place

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jodi _ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

i Rejoins Caps

Gary Lew Wallace all tumbled for the second time last night. Anderson, which took over where Jeflersonville left off atop the state parade two weeks ago, dropped a [34-32 overtime heartbreaker to re|surgent New Castle on the Trojan

court. Jasper, bidding for its 10th tri-| umph, instead saw Lafayette Jef-| ferson's Broricos become the ‘first | major team to win 10 games as

Coach Marion Crawley's crew took |

| 1ts own holiday tourney, 38-35. |

Wallace, still unsteady on defense,

|sizzled the nets for 44 points, but

let city rival Emerson drop in 47 and advance to -the second round of the Gary holiday meet Easily the most startling item,! however, was Rushvilles 24-point|

TODAY'S SCHEDULE Tourney at Cathedral dral, Sacred Heart, Memorial and Anderson Marys). Tourney at Pike township (Pike, Speedway, Franklin township and Zionsville). Tourney at Warren Central (Warren Central, Manual, Greencastle and Washington), |

MONDAY

Tourney at Tech (Tech vs. Columbus; Howe vs. Franklin).

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Evansville | St. |

shellacking by little Morristown, 51-27. Rushville, which opened with five straight victories, was regarded as one of the state's stronger clubs. Another small school power wasn't as successful as Morristown. Gary Edison's Blue Blazers failed in a try for their 10th victory and lost their. first game—to "Gary Talleston, 41-32, in the Gary city meet, East Chicago Washington, featuring big Ray Ragelis on the pivot line, trounced Whiting 42-27. and théen La Porte 32-32, and make its oy read nine victoriés-<no deeats.

Wabash Triumphs Wabash stayed on the East Chicagoan's heels in the “undefeated race” by coming from behind in

port, 50-49. This kept the Central Indiana conference pace-setters even with Elkhart, with eight victories apiece. South Bend Riley and South Bend Adams turned the South Bend holiday tourney into an allSouth Bend affair. Riley trampled Goshen, 42-25, and Adams kayoed Nappanee, 45-25. ‘South Bend's Central and Washington advanced

to today's semi-final firing the night before. Michigan City, ‘last season's

champion at South Bend, hit rock bottom when, after a first-round loss, it fell before Mishawaka in the first game of the consolatiofy round, 34-29. } In other noteworthy games, Plymouth chalked up its fourth | Central conference decision—oune less than Wabash — by blasting Alexandria,

losing, 35-32, and Vincenites scored |

37-34.

Rockets Annex Overtime Decision , +

Doug McCalg . . . to play defense. -

Capitals Are in Middle of Mixup Over League Lead

By BOB STRANAHAN

comes back

The American Hockey league

New Year's classic gets under wa singles tourney consisting of four games, to be rolled across the four alleys at the St. Philip plant on Eastern ave. In last night's matches, Howard Deer Sr, whose son Howard Jr. chalked up the last 700-series of the current season two weeks ago at Sport Bowl, hit the coveted mark on the nose on the same alleys. Howard Sr. had 223, 266, 211-700 for Madison Avenue Flowers of the Sport Bowl recreation league. It was the 11th 700-series of the season and the first in -the Sport Bowl circuit. } Oscar Behrens southpawed his way to runnerup honors in solo performances, setting the pace in the Fox-Hunt Classic with 183, 245, 248

teams are playing “button, button

Bowlers Turn Attention - To Holiday Tourney Play; . [Fancy Scoring Is Registered

] Local league bowlers, making their final 1945 stand, turned in some fancy scoring last night, The city's various loops will suspend operations until Wednesday because of the New Year's holiday. Many of the male bowlers, however, will be busy during the three final days of 1945 and on New Year's day, as the annual St. Philip

y this afternoon. It is a scratch

—876 for Marott Shoes, who took team honors of the evening with 996, 1006, 1052—3054. Little Dave James came to life

alleys for 211, 236, 224—671 in the insurance league. James, who broke into the high scoring columns on several occasions last season, has been in a slump this year. His big series of last night was his top total. He was in action with, Employment Compensation. One other total was better than 650, Lyle Clift connecting for 212, 255, 1904-657 for Railroad Men's in the Construction league at Pritchett’s. Women Pass 600 A pair of feminine pastimers passed 600 in the Kernel Optical loop at Pritchett’'s, both getting 601's. Lucille (Billie) Rice had 190, 227, 184 for De Wolf News and Betty Shipman 194, 175, 232 for Mechanics Laundry It was the second 600 of the season for Mrs. Rice and the first for

—who has the button” with the leadership right at present and our | Miss Shipman. The two big series

Caps are in the middle of it all.

Coach Johnny Sorrell's charges face a pair of games with the

Drayton Named

Racing ‘G-Man’

NEW YORK, Dec. 20 (U. P).— Spencer Drayton, a gimlet-eyed gent who formerly pursued

gangsters and saboteurs, set out today to prove his investigative worth as horse-racing’s head G-Man—by

trying to find an apartment and

office by Jan. 15. It was a real test for the former Indianapolis FBI agent who on that date will become top man in racing's thoroughbred bureau of investigation. As such he will be the arch enemy of doped horses, fixed races, phony mutuel tickets and off-the-track smart guys who try to line up a “sure thing.” Officially, Drayton's title

“administrator of the Thorough-| bred Racing ‘Association division of | prosecution.” Technically he still T®

will be 8 G-man, looking for and| Also Involved in the hot scrap

prosecuting any and all who tamper

with the outcome of a race at any rshe of the T. R. A's 33 member tracks Eastern division ‘of “the league.

from tdast to coast.

New Champion To Be Crowned

TERRE HAUTE, Ind. Dec. 29 (U.

P). — A new champion will be | against the less potent St. Louis|

crowned tonight in the annual midwest 7 college basketball” tourney at

46-44 decision in the first round last night to Eastern Illinois. ~

In last night's other game, Evans- |

ville collegé gained the semj-finals

Sémi-final actipn this afternoon

losing to Indiana in-an overtime! it third straight after a siége of paired “the tourney. favorite..and | influenza, toppling New Albany, host, Indiana State, with Loyola of with Andy Branigan. in. the Indian-

hicago and Evansville against Eastérn Illinois. . Southern Illinois started fast against the Aces, taking a 27-21 halftime ‘margin “and-ieading by 10

| Pittsburgh Hornets over the week-end which may be very important

in determining the top spot. The Caps, supposedly strengthened and fired up by a deal with 8t. Louis, go to the Smoky City for a game tonight. Then they come back home for another engagement with the tough Hornets on the Coliseum ice tomorrow night. But the Sorrell skaters will have the defensive help of Doug McCaig for the “crucial” encounters.

Recalled From Flyers

McCaig, who played with the 1942 Indianapolis loop champs, was sent to the local club by the Red Wings late yesterday and will join them tonight in Pittsburgh. He was recalled from St. Louis earlier this week after George Ritchie was sold {to the Flyers. The husky defenseman, quite a I favorite here, returned to the ice |last fall after his discharge from [the Royal Canadian Air force. | It also was announced that Goalie

will be Floyd Perras has gone to Minne- |

{apolis of the United States league lon loan but subject to immediate call.

for the lead are the Buffalo Bisons and the Hershey Bears of t

Bisons in Tie The Bisons, who snatched the top position in their sector of the circuit and a tie with Indianapolis and Pittsburgh on Christmas night, play a home-and-home series with the champion Cleveland Barons tonight and tomorrow night. | Hershey, meanwhile, is carded

{ Flyers and Providence Reds and is lim a good position to gain ground

“Terre Hatite. Murray (Ky. Teach- | in the race. : : 4 ers, the defending champion, lost a

A Blake With Club George Blake, new winger ob{tained from the Flyers in a trade for Jud McAtee, will be in a Capital

62-48; Elwood forced with a sensational rally thaf tripped uniform for the week-end tussles. ference game, Olin State whipping | Marion. into an overtime before Southern-Hlinois Normal, 49-45.

| Blake will play on a line wita

| Clift-8impson and Rosy Rossignol The riew defenseman will team

| apolis lineup’ for the Pittsburgh en

counters. : { “Sleepy” play onthe road was the

lineup, General Mahdger ' Dick

Ed Brown was the hero to Bread points with eight minutes to play | miller explained, although the boys

ing 27-24 overtime Lvictory over| Crispus Attucks in a city series en- | counter at Tech gym last night.

goal which tied the count at 23-all,| just 10 seconds from the end of | the regulation playihg period. Then he ‘eonnected for a charity toss in|

The “Buckeyes resharpened’.thetr [the extra sessior’ as Bob Hanley

clinched the décision ‘with’ a field goal.

— 114-9 and the Tigers still were in| | front at the end of the third period, American Hockey, league team have |

18-17," when the Rockets.]aunched their game-winning drive. | Parrish tallied 14 point for Cris- | pusfAtticks to lead scorers of both

Holiday Cage ‘Meet Resumed

Class A quarterfinals in the 17th annual holiday independent bas-

ketball Xotrnament will he played tomorrow afternoon at Sacred Heart gym ’

| "Bread “Ripple American Legion meets 30th Street Garage at 3 p. m. An hour later P.-R. Mallory meets | Indianapolis Pure Oil. At § p. m. Paragon Pure Ofl is carded against U. 8. Tires and at 6, Paper Pack{age plays Fuzzy's All-Stars. Link Bélt und Electronic Labora-

[at 7. « Last night's results; Electronic 49, Tioline 28. , Bud's Service 46, Cafe 29. Indianapolis Pure Oil 36, Kingan's:30.

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Aces stalled away the final seconds.

Bisons Give Bonus To March of Dimes

BUFFALO, Dec. 20 (U) P) —| Members- of the Buffald Bisons.

directed the club to donate $1500,

originally designated—as a bonus|

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ever, Illinois will have to contend |thread-needle shobter, Center Glen Ripple high school basketball fans Harold Brown, Indiana college bas-| have been putting up a good, hustoday Tollowing the Rockets’ thrill-i ketball's top scorer, sparked a drive]

| fans. — . { “We don't want: ahy more ‘poke

-1and 18 points of the night seconds| checking” the Caps’ boss remarked. The Rocket forward fired the later—on—a ptsh-shot-and Center| °° samy Paul Scott batted in-a rebound. The;

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tify performance before the home|’

boosted the Kernel loop’s total for the season to 18. Mechanic's Laundry threatened to set .a new season record for three games, but fell short of the recent 2790 of the Bemis Letter Service. The Laundry five had 921, 889, 946— 2756.

700 BOWLERS (MEN)

Ralph Richman, Fox-Hunt 610 Don MgcNew, Pox-Hunt Fonnie Snyder, Real Estate Coe Howard Patterson, Construction .... 603

Francis Raftery, New York Central _. 600 | Jim Dowe, Traffic Club Ce. 600 | Manuel Schonecker, Fox-Hunt . 600

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Lucas, scoring ace, will be in the Sheboygan Redskin lineup against the Indianapolis Kautskys in the National league basketball game - at the local armory tomorrow afternoon at 3:15 o'clock.

Marines to Play ‘Atom Bowl’ Game

NAGASAKI, Dec. 29 (U. P). — A gridiron carved from the rubble of this atomic bomb target city

will be the scene of a New Year's day “atom bowl” football game between two service teams, it was announced today. The teams will be captained, respectively, by Marine 2d Lt. Angelo Bertelli, former Notre Dame star, and Navy Lt. Bill Osmanski, pride of Holy Cross and the Chicago Bears. Both men are on occupation duty with the second marine division.

Local League Tenpin Scores

500 BOWLERS (WOMEN)

Howard ‘Deer Sr, Sport Bowl Recn. . 700 Patty Striebeck, Kernel .............. 504 Mary Schmidt, Kernel .............. 575 600 BOWLERS (MEN) Genie Drexler, Kernel ............... sn Oscar Behrens, Fox-Hunt Classic . 676! Bernis Thorpe, Kernel .... ........ Dave James, Insurance .............. #71 | Bille Hodapp, Moon-Lite Mixed .... 564 | Lyle Clift, Construction ... 657| Rita Sheehan, Kernel ............... 562 | Willis Miles. Naval Ord. (PHO'G)... 645 Agnes Junker, Kernel ............... 556 |8. Smith, Moon-Lite Mixed ......... 643 Skeets Ebert, Kernel .... 550 John Mencin, Fox-Hunt ............ 642 | Garnet Von Burg, Kernel 539 Lou Daugherty, Insurance ..... .. 841|Iva Dininger, Kernel .... . 53% Johnny Kiesel, Fox-Hunt ...... .. 634 Helen Wolf, Kernel ................. 530 Prank Kagel, Fox-Hunt "834 |Betty Dobyn, Kernel ................. 528 Carl Erdman. Allison A. C. .......... 637(Judy Hindel, Kernel ................. 525 Stan Hohlt, Sport Bowl Reen. ...... 628 | M. Cogshall, Blue Ribbon Ice Cream. 523 Jim Richwine, Allison A. C. ........ 623 | Mary Baringer, Kernel . 52 Dave Smith, Constructions. ........... 618 | Laverne Biers, Kernel . John Fuller, Allison A. OC. ..... . 517|Laura Alexander, Kernel Harold Decker, Insurance . .. 614 | Mickey Rotert, Kernel Herman Franz, Construction . . 813 [Charlotte Cavin, “Kernel ............. 520 Ed Fanchaly, Washington ...... .. 812 [June Swiggett, Kernel ............e0. 517 John Keller Sr, Bankers , 611 |Julla Lang, Kernel ............c..... 51

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Butler Five Plays Miami . At Field House

The University of Miami (Ohio) will be out to avenge an early seas . son ‘defeat at the hands of Coach Tony Hinkle's Butler netmen when they take the floor against. the Bulle dogs at 8:15 tonight in the Faire view fleldhouse. The Butler five won the first’ contest, 47-40. The Bulldogs have won four games while losing only to Illinois Wesleyan and a powerful Louisville five. Miami has annexed only three . of seven contests but- has been improving steadily and should provide stiff competition for the Hinklemen. The visiting Redskins will ‘base , their hopes of victory on the shoule ders of Walter Maquard, sharpe shooting guard, and Jack Bowman, giant center. The only change in the Butler lineup will be at center where Clark Townsend will replace the injured Dick Heacox. Tuesday night, Coach Harry Good will bring his Indiana Hoosiers to

Bulldogs. The Indiana team, exe ponents of fire-wagon type of base ketball, have won their first six starts.

Puerto Rican Five To Play Valparaiso

CHICAGO, Dec. 29 (U. P.).—The touring Puerto Rico university base ketball team worked out at a loop gymnasium yesterday preparatory to leaving Jor Valparaiso, Ind., to= day where .it meets the Crusaders Jan. 3. The 10-man Puerto Rican team, under Coach Felicio. Torregrosa, will play Valparaiso Jan. 3 and 9 and Bowling Green university Jan. §, Torregrosa said he expected to schedule one or two more games.

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