Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 January 1946 — Page 16

ship car will have a new driver. The first driver assignment for

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“Lou Moore, owner and entrant

! NEW YORK, Jan. 8 (U. P.).~Red Rolfe, New York Yankee third baseman, was back with his old

fib as coach today following ant of his appointment

_ 1941 Winning Car to Have New Driver

~ the Indianapolis Speedway next May 30 was revealed here yesterday. . Jole Chitwood, pace-setter in Eastern auto racing, announced that | of the “Noc-Out” Special which Floyd Davis “drove to victory in the last “500™ in 1041.

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Local Pro Cagers

|Await Ft. Wayne

Bolstered by the six-foot nineinch Arnold Risen of Ohio State,

|the Indianapolis Kautskys will pre-

sent their strongest lineup of the entire campaign when they face Ft. Wayne's Zollner Pistons in a National league basketball game at the Butler university field house tomorrow at 9 p. m. Two preliminary tilts also are on the program, which will mark the second clash of the season between the local pros and the Ft. Wayne squad which won the world’s

Sunddy and the addition of Risen

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of the victory car, confirmed sale

quintets, with practically®all team members enrolling in the minor events.

| Miss Snyder will be at the FoxHunt alleys tomorrow night and at the Pritchett alleys Friday night from 8 to 10:30 and Saturday night from 7 to 9 to handle entries. She has requested all league secretaries furnish her with average sheets as of Jan. 1 as soon as possible. This is the date used in computing handicaps for the events. Men's Entries High Oscar Behrens, Indianapolis Bowling association secretary, has well over 100 teams entered in the men’s tourney, and with deadline for registration 12 days away, expects a big rush during the final week. He reports, however, that choice dates and shifts are going fast, making it necessary for teams desiring to name their spots to get

Behrens requests that entries, along with entry fees, be turned in or mailed to him st the Delaware alleys, tournament headc He will be at the Pritchett alleys Wednesday night and at Fox-Hunt

| Bmmett Bowers; South Side B. Al Muelier, South Side B, M

Registration for Men and Women's Local Bowling Events in High Gear Secretaries of both men's and women's local bowling associations, parent bodies of the annual city tournaments, report registrations for the coming events are moving at a fast pace. 3 The feminine pastimers have to get their entries in this week, as

the deadline for enlisting is Saturday midnight. Frances Snyder, women's association secretary, reports the present entry as approximately 80

had 10 consecutive strikes, left the 5-9 and spared it for a 286. John Bright, International Har. vester leaguer, also posted a high single game record for the season, when he struck five times, ran into & split, and then turned in another

Gladchuk Signs

NEW YORK, Jan. 8 (U, P)~ Chet Gladchuk, former Boston college all-American and a New York Giant football player in 1941, has signed a 1946 contract and will replace Mel Hein as first-string cen-

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Gets Boston Surplus Boston also gets the privilege of buying at the close of the season any Indianapolis player at a flat price. The sum was not disclosed. Indianapolis, on the other hand, will get first calling on all the Boston surplus and optioned players

roster to the maximum 25 limit. The exchange was completed late yesterday afternoon at Victory fleld. John Quinn, general manager of the Boston club, signed for the new parent club while Bush and McKinney endorsed the contract for the local organization. President Bush was highly optimistic about the club's chances after the deal was completed. He reflected that the new contract will give the Indians for the first time in their history a direct avenue to obtain players from a major league club and its eight farm subsidiaries. The new chain includes clubs at Bluefield, W. Va.; Richmond, Ind; Owensboro, Ky.; Evansville, Miami Beach, Fla.; Raleigh, N. C.; Jackson, Miss, and Leavenworth, Kas. :

Greyhound Five To Tackle Aces

Coach Edgar Bright will take his Indiana Central college Greyhounds to Evansville tomorrow night for an Indiana college conference tilt. Ten players will make the trip, according to Bright. The starting five will consist of the two Kistler brothers, Delbert and Manford; Dave Catlin, Don Fleener and Ray Deutseh. Other men on the trip will be Cox; Wagner, Miller, Sanders and Elliott,

Columbus Picks

Biloxi as Site

COLUMBUS, O, Jan. 8 {U. P)— The Columbus Red Birds have selected Biloxi, Miss, as the site of their first southern training camp since the war imposed travel restrictions, President A. L. Banister announced. The training begins March 4. The Red Birds will share the site with their brother club in the St. Louis Cardinal chain, the Rochester Red Wings of the International league. Also at Biloxi will be the Birmingham Barons of the Southern association, and additional spring training competition probably will be furnished by the team

from nearby Keesler fleld.

Zale Stops Giles In Non-title Bout

KANSAS CITY, Mo. Jan. 8 (U. P.)~Tony Zale, hard-hitting Pole from Gary, was convinced today that three years in the navy had not dulled the scoring punch that brought him the world's middleweight title.

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CHICAGO, Jan, 8 (U, P).—~Minnesota, trounced and humiliated on the gridiron last fall was fast regaining its Big Ten prestige today with an underrated basketball team and a 6-foot 8-inch freshman center. :

among the top teams in the Midwest last night by snapping Indiana's eight-game winning streak, 50

moulded by Center Jim McIntyre,

| highlighted an evening which saw

Iowa's defending champions score their second straight Ten

over Purdue. ; Each winner had {ts individual hero, For Minnesota it was MoIntyre, a freshman and the tallest man in Minnesota basketball history. who muffled Indiana's attack while pouring in 15 points. Big “Mac” repeatedly broke up the Hoosier drives and turned their

Comes to Tribe

- Paul Derringer . . . Indians bid high for big pitcher.

Crimmins Named

To Irish Staff

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Jan. 8 (U. P.).—Bernard A. Crimmins, former all-American guard, has been named assistant football coach at Notre Dame, Frank W. Leahy, di~ rector of athletics, announced to-

day: Crimmins, recently discharged from the navy, was named AllAmerican in 1941 while playing at Notre Dame. He finished the 1945 season with the Green Bay Packers after receiving his discharge from the navy.

Armory Grappling Show is Tonight

Two heavyweight matmen who started * their grappling careers in St. Louis will vie for top honors on tonight's three-event wrestling bill at the Armory when Ray Villmer tackles Warren Bockwinkle in the featured attraction of the Hercules Athletic Club's weekly card. Heavyweights also will appear in the supporting tussles. The complete card follows: Main event—Two falls out of three, or 90 minutes: Warren Bockwinkle, 8S. Louis; vs. Ray Villmer, St. Louis. Semi-windup—One fall, or 30 minutes: Herb Freeman, Bronx, N. Y, vs. George (K. 0.) Koverly, Hollywood. Opening bout—One fall, or 30 minutes: Joe Millich, St. Louis, vs. Whitey Whittier, Roxana, IL The Millich-Whittler tussle will open the action at 8:30 v'clock.

Blue Devils Invade Irish Gym Tonight

Twice-defeated Shortridge high school's basketball team attempts to add another victory to its string of four games tonight when the Blue Devils invade Cathedral at 8:15 pm. The Irish will be seeking revenge for a 34-10-19 loss suffered at the hands of Shortridge last year, Cathedral's record for the current cage season is not 4s impressive as their northside rivals. The blue and gold

ter, Giant President John Mara| Zale, making his first ring ap-|five has won three contests in eight ssid today. Gladchuk joined the pearance since he enlisted in the starts ~~~ = navy after the 1941 season and re-|navy in 1942, knocked out Bobby ; W L Pts. OP Pet. cently was honorably discharged.|Giles, Buffalo (N. ¥.) fighter 1astiyvesn ..........5 o “160 105 1.000 Hein is retiring after 15 years of night in the fourth round of a|fscred Heart... 3 0 84 67 1000 competition. scheduled 10-round non-title DOUL.| washington °° 3 3 158 108 596 Cathedral ...... 2 6 10 333 i B Ripple ... 2 4 157 182 .333 . Silent Hoosiers... 0 0 He a 000 N Scores Crispus Attucks... 0 2 40 51 .000 ocal League lenpin > fdas. § 1 8 4 8 Manual a Ae , Brightwood Merchants ... 803 —~WEEK'S SCHEDULE— ohh In BOWL al ) no Poster, Rudo any ++ 888 ponight—Shoriridge at Cathedral. Rice, Fraternal ........ccoceee Frank Stumpf, Evangelical ... Friday—Sacred Heart at Washington, oe —— —_— Carl Stump: * avangalionl a ssa| Saturday—Manual at Cathedral Harvester. 836] Carl Woods, 9 , Jack Kirby, Bt Philip No. 1... $33 | os Markey. Ball | Unknown Upsets Wilred Brehob, South Side B. M..... 620 | Robt. Yager, Ft. Square Handicap ... 348 ays Tony Buretlo, ‘eas | ote Pugilist Vet Savold Bud Schoch, Bouth Bide B. A... ei | NEW YORK, Jan. 8 (U. P)— Paul Montgomery, South Side B. M... 633 Willowy Al Hoosman, an army-de-Al Kontney, Capital BIROE avec: s 623 | Ri veloped Negro heavyweight of Los Joe Argus Jr. Optimist saavvacesesss 631 Angeles, established himself as a Seotty Wilson, Ravenswood Merchants 619 promising contender last night by O. Rosemeyer, West Side Church... 817/100 upsetting veteran Lee Savold with gf ray Li ae 33/8 nearly “shutout” beating ja helt Act Pritchard, South Side B. M...... Wol 823 return 10-round bout before Benauits. Jormed aE ran bo Miles, John B. Wolf Ins, aren at Madison Square Garden. Savold Dick Hilton, Holy Croat ....::.- » 810 rts, Wolf Ins. ........... 813 |recelved one round from Judge Ensminger, Capital Pa | Cee Rn fais Ribbon .<...... 306] George Lacron and none from the ote oray, South f 3 ‘ 04 Esther . > Blue Ribbon iat S08) other officials. ! Séntty" Vawter, Moose "LLL eon| Mary. iba r Roeder, Lodge ... ne . ) » 806 Mabel Wolf INK. «...ovasan Boi Holdsian, South Sida , Ben su Joan MoKinney, Schmitt has Taek 33 DIAMOND LOANS 0] * i fl anv Mary Koss. Woll Ins. oi ebronsins 4 te " 3 Corskaa. Pi Suuare: chasse 11 001 Meg Koge ph Ribbon "+. 111i 300 § * WE BUY DIAMONDS . *

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scoring efforts fhto one-shot affairs

Iowans’ famed brother act. While Herb" Wilkinson was guarding the home half of the floor, Clayton broke loose on a 22-point scoring spree, the majority of his points coming in the second half when the Hawkeyes outlasted a Wisconsin

Gophers, Humiliated on Gridiron, Regain Prestige by Beating Indiana; Purdue Bows

1t'was Iowa's 19th consecutive home victory and 20th triumph in its last 30 games. Northwestern rolled over Purdue for its first conference mainly because of Max Morris, 1945 Big Ten scoring champion. The rugged All-America playing forward for the Wildcats, hit 14 points against Purdue -—a noteworthy feat for a visiting player at Lafayette. _~Morris’ opening conference per~ [ formance was just a shade off the 16.9 average he rolled up last season to win the scoring title ‘with 189 points in 12 games. Michigan dropped out of conference competition to absorb a 49 to

three conference games, return to Big Ten courts Friday against Chicago in the only conference game. Four Big Ten set-tos. are scheduled for Saturday with Ohio State's league-leading Buckeyes entertaining Illinois, Iowa at Indiana, Miohigan at Northwestern and Purdue

"Tis ‘The Kiss of

In seasons gone by coaches

the state's finest quintets. This time a berth in the “big death.”

had proved their right to among the first 10 teams took spills. The other three — Jasper, East Chicago Washington and New Castle—came through and picking their way through their fallen rivals for statewide prestige, moved into the top berths. Jasper's fast-breaking Wildcats, beaten only by Lafayette and Jeffersonville, slipped into the No. 1 berth for the first time this season. Leo (Cabby) O'Neill's Wildcats trounced Vincennes, 35-26, for their 10th victory. Senators Win 10 East Chicago Washington's clever Senators became the first major team to win 10 opening games when they tripped Gary Emerson, 36-28. Emerson had won seven out of its last eight starts. New Castle slipped a halter on Lafayette's Broncos, ‘38-32, and snapped a seven-game Jef! streak. For Anderson’s then top-rated Indians, Evansville Central, Indianapolis Tech, Hammond High, Columbus, Jeffersonville and Lafayette the week was something else again. Anderson had the best “alibi.” Playing for the fifth time in eight days, the Tribe went down hard before once-beaten Fort Wayne Central, 49-22... nn... Bosse Beats Central Evansyille Central saw its hopes for an undefeated season go glimmering when city rival Bosse flashed by, 46-34. Richmond's fast-improv-ing Red Devils trimmed Indianapolis Tech, 31-25, Hammond high dropped a 42-40 game at Whiting, ending a seven-game winning streak. Columbus won two out of four, but lost’ to Indianapolis Tech and New Albany. Jeffersonville got Vin-cenn-s on the rebound from the Jasper game and lost, 46-35. This left the sixth United Press statewide rankings: 1. Jasper (won 10, lost 2) 2. East Chicago Washington (10-0) 8. New Castle (9-3) 4. Anderson (9-3) 5. Lafayette Jefferson (10-3) 6. Evansvi lle Bosse (9-1) 7. Ft. Wayne Central (6-1) 8. Hammond high (8-3) 9, Jeffersonville (7-3) 10. Ft. Wayne Sout h (8-0) Next best: 11. Hammond Tech (9-2); 12, Elkhart (11-1); 13. Evansville Central (7-1); 14. Richmond (6-4); 15. Terre Haute Garfield (7-0); 16. Terre Haute Gerstmeyer (7-0); 17. Shelbyville (10:3): 18. Vincennes (5-3); 19. Madison (8-3); 20. Indianapolis Tech (8-3); 21. Columbus (9-3); 22. Gary Emerson (8-4); 23. Indianapolis Howe (9-2); 24. Rossville (13-0); 25. Lapel (11-0).

Victorious Nelson Eyes Frisco Open

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 8 (U. P). —Byron Nelson headed north for the San Francisco open today with $2666 first money in his pocket from the Los Angeles open. Nelson so outdistanced the field it was almost “no conquest” in his winning yesterday. The Toledo (0.) salesman won with a 284 the highest winning score since 1035. *His nearest competitor — five strokes back-—was/ Ben Hogan, Hershey, Pa. with .a 280. °

Warneke to Umpire LOR AD Jan. 8 (U. P.).— arfpeke, former Chicago’ Cubs pitcher, has, been signed as an umpire in the'Pacific Coast baseball league, President Clarence (Pants) Rowland has announced.

cheered when their high school basketball team rated

Take last week for example. Seven ranking

at Wisconsin.

Death’ to Languish In Prep ‘Big Ten’ Says U. P. Writer

By JAMES E. WALTERS = United Press Sports Writer

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ten” almost seems to be a “Kiss of

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Quakers Next Butler Rival

Butler university's cage squad will resume play im the Indiana College conference Thursday night when they. travel to Richmond to play the Earlham Quakers. The Bulldogs are the ‘current conference leaders with four victories against no setbacks. Coach Tony Hinkle, who was pleased with his team’s perform ance against Indiana last Tuesday has indicated that he will start the same lineup of Art Cook and Norman Hartman forwards, Jerry Cranny, center, Herod Toon and Marion Fine at guards. Bob King, senior guard, who was a starter earlier in the season has shown steady improvement in practice and will undoubtedly see action. Saturday night the Hinklemen play a return engagement with Illinois Wesleyan in the Fairview fieldhouse. The visitors from Illinois won the first game of the series, 52-45, earlier in the season.

Fight Results

By UNITED PRESS NEW YORK-—Al Hoosman, 193%, Los Angeles, outpointed Lee Savold, 196, Paterson, N. J. (10); Jackie Crawford, 178, Washington, D. C., outpointed Al Blake, 199, Baltimore (6). ’

BOSTON—Johnny Cesario, 141'%, Boston, outpointed Irish Jimmy Pierce, 139, Vancouver, B. C. (10).

KANBAS CITY-—Tony Zale, 162, Gary, Ind., knocked out Bobby Giles, 100, Buffalo, N. Y. (4); non-title,

SAN FRANCISCO—Jimmy Bivins, 187, Cleveland, stopped Watson Jones, 175, Los Angeles (6).

footballer)

Earl Seibert Comes to Cap Team as Coach

the Indianapolis Capitals an-

Johnny Sorrell will femain as

have more time to develop the club's offense as well as to do scouting for the Red Wings. Miller announced also that Doug McCailg is being recalled by Detroit to replace Seibert. National League Vet The new Cap coach is the second oldest veteran in terms of service in the National Hockey league, He broke in with the New York Rangers in 1930 and since has played with the Chicago Blackhawks and the Red Wings. For 11 seasons he has been rated either on the first or second allstar team of hockey’s major ieague. Seibert, who weighs 203 pounds and stands six feet, one and a half inches tall, now makes his home in Springfield, Mass. He was born Dec. 7, 1611, in Kitchen, Ontario.

Flies to Detroit

today and Seibert will join the Caps before Thursday night's game at the Coliseum with Providence. The Hooslers go to Pittsburgh tomorrow night for an.important game with the Hornets which will decide the Western division leadership, The club will be shy the services of Steve Wochy for several weeks. It was discovered that what. first appeared to be only a sprained thumb was a fractured hand and

least a month.

Hornet Mahaffey

Retains Ice Lead

NEW HAVEN, Conn., Jan. 8 (U. P)). — John Mahaffey, Pittsburgh Hornet center, barely managed to retain his scoring lead in the American Hockey league last week because of big spurts by three other players which moved them into a second-place tie, one point behind him, the weekly figures revealed today. Mahaffey picked up. four points himself and had a total -of 46. Twenty-nine are goals in which he also leads the league. . - The biggest gain was by Murdo McKay, Buffalo Bison center, who made nine points and moved from 10th to second, tying Paul Courteau, New Haven, and Wally Wilson, Pittsburgh, also centers, with points each. The leaders:

Mahaffey, Pittsburgh ...... 17 2 46 Courteau, New Haven...... 7 38 4 McKay, Buffalo .......... 4 31 45 Wilson, W., Pit 0 3» 45 Larson, New Haven ...... 17 27 4“ agne, Providence ......., 18 1) 43 Dell, New Haven ......... n 14 41 Douglas, Indianapolis...... 1 20 41 alton, Pittsburgh ....... an 20 41 Leswick, Indianapolis .... 15 2% 40 » Frank Zak Signs

~PITTSBURGH, Jan. 8 (U. P.)— Frank - Zak, Passaic, NJ, utility infielder, ‘has "sighed a“ 19468 playing contract with 'the Pittsburgh Pirates baseball téamh.’ Zak played 13 games with the Pirates last season and then was farmed to Kansas City where he batted 287 in

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