Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 January 1946 — Page 16

MONDAY, JAN, 7, 1946

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school hardwood play this season.

Chuck Stickey’s New Castle Trojan five “is proving one of the state's giant killers in high New Castle knocked Anderson from the Indians’ Jofty perch and followed this up with a victory over the strong Lafayette Broncos. Rear Nett to right) Jay Gray, Bob Kessling and Curt Yeager, Front, Mac Parker and Ed Harter.

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. “TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Jan, 1 (v. “ E)~Terrs ‘Haute Garfield's undefeated Purple Eagles will defend their Wabash Valley high school basketball title against 122 Illinots and Indiana quintets in a two-week , tourney opening Jan. 17, ‘Garfield, which competes in its own sectional, drew a first-round bye and probably will not have until it meets equally unTerre Haute Gerstmeyer in the sectional finals. Unbeaten Robinson, Ill, figures the Terre Haute schools’ strongchallenger.

vors of 15 preliminary or meets will compete in the at Terre Haute Jan. 24, 25

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centers are at Robinson, Sullivan, Spen-

, ‘Terre on Wiley and Terre Haute Gar. all in Indiana.

Louis Skater 8 Right Bye

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to take 10th.on his 858.

still with the club, that left|prize for the best single game with four top-drawer his 256, rolled on the final day.

rumors indicated the|during the six days of firing. Al (Dixie) Walker, the Kriner, tournament secretary, anin Brooklyn, to|nounced that prizes will be awardBraves for Catcher Phil Masi, [ed later this week, following a reeither Joe Gordon or George |check ~ handicaps and scores. He Weiss may be sold at a fancy also announced that 812 was low the Yankees, solving Man- {to cash. MeCarthys Te Fountain Square Meet

Deer Sr. Averages 229 to Win Annual St. Philip Pin Tournament

Howard Deer Sr, Sport Bowl

occasions he is one of the city’s toughest bowlers, not only in his own back yard, but anywhere they: set up the maples.

He added further laurels to his

day when he handed the pins a severe lacing to win the annual St. “| Philip New Year's Classic which ended last night. 223, 255, 205 gave up the South Side star a 919, and when he added

37-pin handicap, he totaléd 956, better than the second place Cafourcs, another South had 918. 8 product of Sacred ys, had 817 and 101 free for ‘his runnerup position. WilSport Bowl operator,

Mawson Is Fourth Roy Mawson, the East Side print

er, rolling on one of the Sunday shifts, totaled 877 on an actual 781

96 free pins, to take fourth ey. Pete Bailey, .runnerup at end of the New Year's Day vity, finished fifth with his 876. Fox and John McGrew, coafter the initial week-end petition with their 876s, a tie for sixth and sevplaces as the event ended. Elliott, one .of yesterday's petitors took eighth with 762 ) 866 and Merrill Woods dropped ‘ninth after holding fifth on New ear’s Day. Ed Hornberger rolled ‘and added a 72-pin handicap

Ollie Krebs landed the special

A record entry of 412 competed

The annual Fountain Square 1050 scratch handicap team tourney got under way over the week-end with 36 of the 80 entrants taking their turn on the mapleways. The event will be concluded over the coming week-end. Ittenbach & Sons were sitting on top as the initial week-end contestants ceased firing. A 2684, aided by a .542 bhardicap; gave the team 3226 and a seven-pin lead over the runnerup Electronic Laboratory, which had 2733 (486) 3219. Schoetties Insurance is third with 2679 (516) 3195; Ben's Tire Shop is fourth with 2718 (459) 3177 and Milano Inn fifth with 2716 (298) 3114. In a match at the Uptown yes-

Phil Official Dies

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 7 (U. P). —PFuneral services will be held Thursday for James J. Hagan, 50-year-old traveling secretary of the Philadelphia Phillies, whose death yesterday ended a 43-year career

manager, has proven on several

many scoring achievements Satur-

Games of 236,

Howard Deer Sr. . . . tourney winner

terday, Patty Strebeck’s All-Stars, a feminine aggregation, won from the Uptown Five men's quintet, 2605-2648. Art Johnson paced the men with 578, while Miss Striebeck led her team with 572. Leading + bowlers in yesterday's league play at the Uptown follows: Beth-el Men's Club-A. Schuchman, 581; Consolidated Finance Mixed Robt. Robinson, 542, and Mary Leppert, 488; Uptown Mixed—Ger-

wanger, 499,

Tigers, Wabash To Renew Rivalry

Times Special GREENCASTLE, Ind, Jan. 7T-—-DePauw university's hardwood-quin-tet will be gn the floor at Wabash college tomorrow to renew the 40-year-old basketball rivalry between the two Hoosier schools. It will be the first encounter of the season between the two Indiana collegiate rivals, with the stake being the breaking of a 35-game tie in the series. DePauw, returning to conference play after a long stretch with out-of-state teams in which the Tigers suffered a series of setbacks, has

in the league this season, Central Normal and Franklin bowed before DePauw at the opening of the season, and Butler won its contest by two baskets on Dec. 17. The two teams will be almost evenly matched for height. Wabash may be somewhat hampered if their regular center, John Hull, still is out with an arm injured in the game with Crane Naval depot and if Forward John Hering remains

with the club,

Basketba

CITY, COUNTY HIGH SCHOOLS Broad Ripple 26; Ben Davis M4 Crispus Attucks 39, Clear Spring n Howe 34, Decatur Central 2 Sacred Heart L383, Manual * Bouthport 80," Cathedral 48 OTHER HIGH SCHOOLS Anderson Bt. Mary's 44, Pendleton 26 Berne 36, Ft. Wayne Central Catholie n Colfax 41, Stockwell 32 Dugger 40, aorave 35 Elkhart 66, Warsaw 34 Evansville Bosse 32, Terre Haute Wiley

Evansville Lincoln 49, Madisonville 26 © Evansville Reitz 51, Winslow 23 Pt. Wayne Central 49, Anistacn 3 Pt. Wayne South Side 60, Bluffton 21 Griffin 41, New Harmony ‘a8 Lapel 20, Greentown 26 New Albany 42, Columbus 39 South Bend Adams 39, EB. Chicago Roose velt ig Bend Washington 40,7 Benton rbor 36. Terre Haute Garfield 41, Valparaiso 39 Vincennes 46, Jeffersonville 35 BURLINGTON TOURNEY

Chay Twp. 28, Burl n 26 Carroliton n vig , 33

ovis my 43, Clay Jain, Tub (inal) URNEY

FARMLAND TO Barker 40, Paftaiand 48 (overtime) r an ov Winchester 32, Farmland 28 Porker 80, Lynn’ a7: (foal)

* STATE COLLEGES

Camp Atterbur h Central Normal 81, a : en. tern Kentu tucky A "Notre Dame ule dus 50

Varina 4 , Brigham. Soins LS

out because of illness,

[| Results

Bowling Green 65, Putte Rico 33 Canisius 81, Scranton 3 ©. C. N.Y, 53, ih » Colgate 58, Rensselaer 48 Dartmouth 48, PnnsJivania 4“ Detroit 40, Toledo 34 Delaware 38, Swarthmore MN Duke 55, Davidson Elon 86, Lynchburg pr Georgia Tech 61, Clemson 48 Georgia 38, Auburn 37 Qettysburg 44, J 4“, Juniata n Kan Iowa Btate 4 Kentucky 57, Ohio “

Louisville 60, Vanderbilt 27 Coe §

1 65, Bast Stroudsburg 48 Macomb » Llihols Sollege Lt Michigan 48 Michigan a

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7 W. Va. Wesleyan 38 09, Cincinnati 38 radiey Tech 30 Southern Tlinots FY 47, Fon n State 38

; Maryland 47, North. Carolina State 33 Navy 71, Bucknell 30 New York U, 61, Connecticut 58 Otterbein 3, Pt. Hayes 33 Princeto Rider 50 Pittaburgh 8 84, Geneva 48 Rice 49, Southern Methodist 20 Richmond 39, Hampden-Sydney 36 Rhode Island State 84 nove 0 tgers 44, Panzer Salem , Ww. Vi is Tech 41 Stevens 46, Un » South Carolina 53, Newhatry n

Syracuse 68, Roches Temple 70, ‘LaSalle

Tennessee 44, Marsha n

- West Virginia 88; Western. Mi x

3 neent's 30 chigan ) Vine Michigan

Yioming 40, Washington (Bt. au) 0

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er : ‘Texas Christian 81, Texas A. & M. 41

State N of Final Back to Butler

Hoosier high school = basketball fins will have to wait another week or so to learn officially that the state tourney finals have been returned to the Butler fieldhouse.

The I. H. 8. A. A. Board of Control met Saturday to select tourney sites, but Assistant Commissioner Robert Hinshaw said that no infor. mation would be given out until the next “bulletin” of the association Is published. The Times learned from a Butler athletic board member, however, that the I. H. 8S. A. A. had oontracted with the school to return the meet there, The field house will be refurbished for the event, work having already been started. Butler accommodates about 2000 more fans than the Coliseum, scene of the last three final sessions.

~~ Local Scene On the local high school basketball scene, Sacred Heart remained unbeaten in city series play after a 33-30 conquest of Manual. The Spartans beat off a determined Redskin rally to triumph, Howe's Hornets rounded out & fine week by vanquishing Decatur Central, 34-24. The Hawks had won seven straight before bumping into the improving Hornets. Southport walloped Cathedral, 6048, and Broad Ripple shaded Ben Davis, 26-24, in other local encounters,

Pts. y Besar inn . 169 1.000 Sacred Heart ...3 ¢ ™ 87 1.000 seissaeseesr 3} 74 » og ashington .... 2 3 158 106 Cathedral ....... 1 3 6 19 3B Broad Ripple ... 1 4 13 153 .20 Silent Hoosiers ,. 0 § —- — 0 Crispus Aftucks.. § 1 Is un 0 hortridge ...... 1 20 3 +000 Manual .......00 oo 3 80 14 000

Zollners Shade Kautsky Quintet

FT. WAYNE, Ind, Jan. 7 (U, P.). -—Fort Wayne's Zollner Pistons came from behind in the last half tonight to edge the Indianapolis Kautskys in a national pro basketball league game, 49-46. Indianapolis jumped to an early lead on the professional champions, holding Ft. Wayne scoreless from the field in the first 12 minutes. Bob McDermott, the league's top scorer, was unable to score a basket until the last six minutes. Then he dropped in three consecutive long shots to send Ft, Wayne ahead stay,

Nelson Sets Pace In Coast Tourney

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 7 (U, P).— Byron Nelson was on his way today toward adding the $13,333 Los Angeles open golf tournament to his long list of triumphs. Nelson yesterday boosted his leadership to two strokes as he posted a 54-hole total of 212 over the Riviera Country club course.

defending champion and first day leader, and Jim Ferrier, the former

214.

Savold to Meet Hoosman Tonight

, NEW YORK, Jan. 7 (U, P)— Veteran Lee SBavold of Paterson, N. J, will open his campaign: tonight

Hockey Results

. NATIONAL LEAGUE Detroit 3, Chicago 2. New York 4, Boston 2. UNITED STATES LEAGUE . Omaha 3, St. Paul 1.

Ft. Worth 2, Mifineapolis 2. Kansas City 6, Tulsa 6.

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CHICAGO, Jan, 7 (U.P)~Indiana and Minnesota, bolstered by. the recent return of service stars,

Cleveland Barons. the young Indianapolis goalie.

American Hockey league teams, was crowd of the season-—and allowed the Caps to keep pace in the Western division. They needed to win, too, for Pittsburgh triumphed over Providence and the Hornets are on even térms with the Caps in that hot Western division’ chase. . The victory also

The Conference

CHICAGO, Jan. 7 (U. P.) ~The Big Ten basketball standings:

W L Pel. Pls X Oble Siate ,..0ovc 3 0 1000 184 136 Indiana ...ivee 3 0 L000 1M ” JOWE sivvsvannese 1 0 1000 a » Minnesota ......1 © 10 i" = Michigan .......1 2 8% M7 1% Minols ........ «1.8 S80 1m 1M NeriBweReTE Jv vw oat * a Pardue iconv BL 00 ho 8 sessssen 9 1 000 “" 50 Wisconsin ...... L I 000 7. 8

Tonight's Games—Minnesota at Indiana; Wisconsin at Jown; Northwestern at Purdue.

sin .and Northwestern opens It Big Ten schedule against Purdue at Lafayette. In a non-conference tilt, Michigan plays at Michigan State. Indiana, unbeaten in six nonconference games and two title contests, shoots for its third straight Big Ten triumph against Minnesota, which would raise the Hoosiers into a first-place tie with Ohio State. Sparked by Forward John Wallace, who has dumped in an average of 15.7 points a game this season, Indiana warmed up for tonight's game by trimming Chicago Saturday night, 50 to 34 It was the 52d straight conference defeat for the Maroons, returning to Big Ten competition after a layoff in the 104445 season. Iowa, playing with nearly - the same lineup that won the 1945 championship, is expected to win easily over Wisconsin, currently riding a six-game losing streak, The Jowans have been idle since they won their conference opener with Illinois three weeks ago. Launches Scoring Bid Max Morris, Northwestern for-ward-center who tipped in 189 points in 12 games last season, launches the defense of his Big Ten individual scoring title at Lafayette tonight. The Northwestern-Purdue scrap is expected to be the closest game of the night, with the Wildcats, undefeated record in five non-confer-|! ence contests rating them little, if any, edge over Purdue, despite the Boilermakers’ loss of Center Paul Hoffman because of injury. ‘Ohio State, which strengthened its lead in the conference by defeat-

straight victory Saturday night, is idle tonight, along with Illinois, Michigan and Chicago. Notre Dame's unbeaten Irish, who moved higher among the nation’s leading teams by tripping DePaul last night 43 to 42, play at Great Lakes Friday night in one of the top Midwest games of the week. Saturday's triumph was Notre Dame's seventh straight this season. Closing out the Big Ten’s busiest week so far this season, Michigan plays at Chicago Friday night, while Saturday night's schedule includes Iowa at Indiana, Illinois at Ohio State, Michigan at Northwestern and Purdue at Wisconsin,

ing Purdue, 57 to 50 for its third |Ind

looked good after the Oaps had dropped a 2-1 heartbreaker at Pitts burgh on Saturday night. The home boys lost no time in

|taking the advantage against the

champions, Only 38 seconds of the period had elasped when Les Douglas ramiied the first shot past Goalie John Kiszkan. He took a pass from Steve Wochy, who wove cleverly through the Baron defenders. Wochy Connects Wochy found the ramge with a

long shot from the right side of the ice for the second marker mid.

{way in the period.

The third came shortly afterward when - Jerry Brown Sreks-up & Baron drive and Doug McCalg went in on Kisskan on a solo rush. he Cleveland goalie came out to ry to check sthe shot but McCalg drove it cleanly into the cords. Moose Sherritt and Lou Trudel drew Baron penalties late in the period but the Caps were unable to profit from the manpower shortage. McCalg followed them to the box with a holding misdemeanor toward the close of the period when Les Cunningham was bearing down on Goalie Wilson alone, The Caps continued their pres-

Indianapolis (9) Cleveland (0) goalie ......... Kiszkan ++ right defense ....Davidson left defense ......Adolph Center ....Cunningham « Tight wing ....... Prokop Te loft wing ....e 000 Trudel Indianapolis spares—Miller, Blake, Simpson, Bukovich, Leswick, Brown, Holota, Gauthier,

Cleveland Spares ~Bessone. Sprout, Sherritt, Bartholome, Thurier, j, CAoPeTing, Kelley, Brayshaw, "Hergesheimer SCORE BY PERIODS Wahis aren sans 3 3 3 asvanssssaer terspss 0. 0 0-0 scoring-—-(1), Indianapalis, ae "Woah: AS masher) 9:38; (2), InCupscher) Ly 3; oCalg ( alties—8herritt (holding); Tru< del 1 al McCaig Casidine);

Second period scoring—(4), Indi - olis, Bukovich (Gauthier) 1 17; (5), Indi Holota (Miller, Simpson) as: (8) Indianapolis, Wochy (Branigan, las) 17:57. Penalties—Bartholome (ripping) ; Miller (tripping). Third period scoring— Leswick ( Conacher) 1:13; ot (Simpson, Blake) 13:15; (9) Indianapolis, Douglas (Conacher, MoCaig) 13:56. Penalties—Prokop (interference); Bessone (boaid checking); Bukovich (tripping). Reféree -- Bernie LeMaitre; Umpire — Gorden Parsons.

Gee to Play

BUFFALO, N. Y., Jan. 7 (U. P.). —Long Johnny Gee, 6 foot 9 inch major league baseball pitcher, has been signed to play with the new Knights of Columbus professional basketball team, it was announced today. Gee was a star basketball player at Michigan and is on the voluntary retired list of the New

(7) Indianapolis, (8)

York Giants.

This week’s Indiana high school basketball schedule, as compiled by United Press, was as follows:

TOMORROW Shortiidge at Cathedra Pike Twp. at Lanreace Cent ra Terre Toate Gerstmeyer vs. “Ferre Haute

Lebanon at Lafayette Jefterson. Gar, I} Horace Mann vs. Gary Froebel, South Bend Central vs. South Bend Riley. Linton at Terre Haute Wiley. Sullivan at Terre Haute State: Clinton at Attica. Clay City at Brasil. Liberty at Rushville. Peter at Bicknell, WakAr n Sishen

Columbia ory Berne, Warren at Decatur at Huntington. WEDNESDAY Mooresville at Decatur Central. Greenwood at Franklin Twp. Sree h al Aurors ton at Bransville Central, - Central.

‘olleston. South Bend Adams Ro] Michigan City. Brookston at Montic an

Huntingburg at Branivitle Reits. Noblesville at Green Evansville Memorial at Owensville,

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way at Beech Siar, ual at Ben Crispus Attucks " Ty ettoville, Decatur C

00 at Bedford, Evansville Reitz at Washington. Vincennes aj Evansville Central Huntingburg at New Albany. Mt. Vernon at Boonville, Batesville at Brookville, Salem at Madison. Columbus at Franklin Greensburg at Connersville. Greencastle at West Lafayette. Shelbyville J at Martinsvile Rushville A &

to become No. 1 heavyweight chal-| Qf ro at crawlordsville. lenger in September. He meets Al|B! - Hoosman, elongated Los Angeles| Hanes st Biwocd. Negro, in a return 10-round bout at Huntington » at Hartford Clty, Madison Square Garden. Muncie RR at Peru. Tipton at Roch: Ft. Wayne Oentral ‘st Auburn.

Bluffton at New Haven Decatur at Columbia “ity.

Week's High School Schedule

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Mish - mt. Wane Central Catholte vs, Ft. Wayne North Bide.

t th Bend Central, Goshen at Bou : nt Canin Michigan City at I Bast Ricses W ashington vs. Fast Chi-

cago Roosey or Hammond Tech at Gary Emerson. Hammond Clark at Gary Wallace. gaty Tolleston at Whitin ang. Hammond High at Valpars Robinson, Iii. Sullivan at Bioomington Mitchell at Orleans.

Beanie ‘Lincoln ab Henderson, K7. a Bicknell at Evansville Memorial .

SATURDAY «Tourney at Tech Shortridge, Broad Ripple, Lawrenes Oentral and Howe. Beech Grove at Sacred Meart, Crispus Attucks st Vallonia. Manual at Cathedral.

Fora % Silans Jovsians. xan a a ry Froebel at Ft. Wayne South. oa at Jip.

Aubura at Garrett Naas FL ih at A Washington. v lke: a Pa Lew Wallace at Terre Haute CGerste

uncle, Central at Pt. Wayne Central, New Alveay, a aomingtan: nville . Jeffersonville at Evansville Bosse Dunkirk at Ft. Wayne Central Oatholie.

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Caps Trim Barons for First Time Before Record Throng

By BOB STRANAHAN It finally happened, The Caps managed a victory over. the champion

Th score was 8-0 and a well-earned shutout or fall Tommy Wikon, The triuraph, which gave Indianapolis victories over all of the other

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scored . before 9620 fans—the largest

sure play in the second period but the Baron defenders were able to check all thrusts until late in’ the stanza. Then the Indianapolis skaters came through with three markers. . Tony Bukovich came in fast from the léft and took a pass from Fernand Gauthier to connect. The next came when Hugh Millar started a rush in center ice and the Caps went in three-on-one. Johnny Holota was on the firing end of this counter. Wochy got his second goal at 17:87, a rebound shot which caught Kiszkan flat on the ice and his stick skidding out to one side of the cage.

Score Three More

Just to rub it in, the Caps racked up three more tallies in the final period and then turned in a magnificent defensive performance to help Wilson get his shutout, f Pete Leswick fired the first one inthis seession-at 1:13 then Holota and Douglas got their second markers toward the close of the heat. Holota's was fired just as the Cap player was hit, by a Baron defender and he was half sprawling when he took the shot. The home boys again played with only three defensemen due to the absence of Rollie McLenahan. Les wick, although ill, played part of the game but Dick Behling was not in evidence. He reported late after his army discharge and probably isn’t ready to go just yet. He didn’t make the trip to Pittsburgh either,

Hockey Summary, Standing

"AMERICAN LEAGUE Western Division

WL T G GAPis INDIANAPOLIS ..18 13 5 180 140 41 Pittsburgh ........ 18 12 5 151 1171 W Cleveland ........14 11 5 130 131 33 St. Louls .........13 18 3 101 141 20 Eastern Division WILT G GAPts Buffalo ..eevveses.10 13 5 100 132 43 Hershey ....,eeee:17 13 4 103 04 38 Providence ....... 13 17 2 124 137 28 New Haven ....... 6 22 7 119 100 1» LAST NIGHT'S SOORES

Women’s Swim Meet Set at Hoosier Park

The women’s national A, A. U, swimming championships will be held at Shakamak state park om August 16-18, the Amateur Athletie union announced in New York yese terday. The women’s indoor titles will be decided at Seattle, Wash, April 12-14, The men's outdoor track and field competition will be held in San Antonio, Tex, June 28 and 29, marking the first time since 1910 that they+have been in a southern city. Men's Events Naval training establishments at Bainbridge, Md., and Shoemaker, Cal, will be the sites of men's ine door and outdoor swimming chame pionships. The indoor meet will be wl DRIUDIIUEE on April 90 and ne outdoor at Shoemaker, Aug. 1-4. Three cities, Boston, Denver, and St. Joseph, Mo., drew events they have sponsored annually for a nume« ber of years. ‘The boxers of the nation will square off in final competition in all classes at Boston on April’ 8-9, while Dene ver will have the national basket ball tournament- again, March 17-23,

24-30.

Sutphin Winner Of Casting Event

Winning both the % and % ounee

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SATVEDAY RESULTS

Hershey DIANAPOLIS 1. Cleveland "s Butta) o §. Pittsburgh 3, St. Louis 2. NEXT GAMES idence at Wednesda; ou New Haven at alo; Cleveiand at Hershey; at n — Providence at INDIANAPOLIS: uffalo at New Haven.

All Heavyweight Card Arranged

Joe Millich, Toledo, and Whitey Whittler, Chicago, will meet in the opener on the all-heavyweight wrestling card tomorrow night at the Armory. It is for one fall, Headliners are Ray Villmer and Warren Bockwinkle, while a special sémi-windup sends Herb Freeman of New York against George (Kayo) Koverly of Hollywood, Cal. Bockwinkle has been a consistent winner in local rings and tossed Ray Eckert his last time out. Villmer

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