Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 January 1946 — Page 7

WILL HEAR F EXCHANGE

, New York Stock

ident, will be guest Indianapolis Cham'ée luncheon in the ~, tomorrow, His “The Business Out-

will be the first of ionally known bustwho will address 5 of the local Cham-

Peru, Indiana, Mt. hairman of the Ret inance Corp, before the stock exchange

ee planning the for= d by Henry Holb, ‘J. Ralph Pensters airman

NER PRICE up ers of domestic’ ofl ld to selling costs a increase allowed the the local OPA said vance was effective

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TUESDAY, JAN. 18, 1945

Loach of Year Times Included i

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Grid Award

To Be Expanded Next Fall;

in New Plan

By LAWRENCE ROBINSON Scripps-Howard Staff Writer

The Coach of the Year award, for the past 11 yeats one of the outgiansing post-season features of the football season, will be, expanded

; hen Tal the New York World-Telegram, whose columnist, Joe Williams, founded thé Coach ‘of the Year poll, sports writers of other ScrippsHoward newspapers, including The Indianapelis Times, will partici-

pate in the unique competition by which America’s coaches choose the goach who did the top job during the season. Almost the last [9 : official act of the fi American Foot- |

sociation, at their annual meeting in St. Louis was fF ratification of a | committee to as- FE sist in further nationalization ‘of the Coach of the NAL Year award. A Lou Little special committee was named by Coach Dick Harlow of Harvard, new president of the association, to assist the Scripps-Howard sports ‘editors in the program of expansion. Lou Little, Columbia coach, was named chairman of the Coach of the Year committee, with Harlow

| of Dartmou th, i3 Matty Bell of 8S. * Jimmy of 8t. s.- KR. O 4 (Fritz) Crisler of Michigan and Bill Dick Harlow Alexander of Georgia Tech. The committee of sports editors who will work with

the coaches will be headed by Joe

Willams. The mechanics of selects ing the Coach of the Year, by a vote

y |of members of the association, will

continue on the same basis as in the past.- The coaches’ association will urge every member to participate with some 350 members eligible to vote.

With both the coaches’ committee and the sports editors’ committee,

| composed of men from every geo4 | graphical section of the country, the

new set-up makes the Coach of the Year even more authoritative than ever. The whole-hearted co-operation of the coaches is assured by Presi dent Harlow, himself a former winner of the award, in 1936.

“The Coach of the Year award is a great honor to the winner, and a fine thing for the game,” declares Harlow. “It has gained tradition through 11 years, and I know every coach considers it a real distinction to be selected.”

The winner last season, eleventh

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,|of a famous line, was Alvin Nugent

(Bo), McMillin, who guided his Indiana team through an unbeaten season to win the smallest school in the Big Ten its first Western conference championship in history. Other winners, starting in 1935, were: Lynn Waldorf, Dick Harlow, E. E. (Hook) Mylin, Bill Kern, Dr. Eddie Anderson, Clark Shaughnessy, Frank Leahy, Bill Alexander, Amos Alonzo Stagg and Carroll Widdoes.

Women's City Pin Tourney Sets Record for Entries

The 27th annual tournament of

the Indianapolis Women's Bowling

association has set an all-time record for entries, according to an

An entry of 176 quintets will

unofficial report released today by Frances Snyder, secretary,

participate in the event, which is

scheduled to get under way at Sport Bowl Feb. 2. The previous top total of participants in this event was in 1944, when 172 quintets

faced the maples. Miss Snyder reported 281 duos will shoot in the doubles and 448 individuals will fire in the singles. This surpasses last season's records of 250 and 416. It was necessary to add two days to the original schedule, according to Miss Snyder. Arrangements have been made to extend the event through Feb. 24. In the meantime entries are rolling in for the 40th annual men’s meet, scheduled at the Delaware

alreatly registered: Naht Setitday is ‘the deadline for

‘Although a quintet of soloists reached the 650 mark in last night's

lgcal league matches, the top series

was a 659. Ed Burket posted that total through games of 278, 162. 219 in the South Side Busines: Men's loop at Sport Bowl. He was in action with Harrell’ Plumbers. Burket's opener resulted from eight pins in the initial frame and a string of 11 strikes. Another league member, Bud Schoch, was also in the select class. He had 213, 245, 197-655 for Morgan's Restaurant, who copped team honors on 900, 996, 1007—3002. Jim Baker had 192, 221, 244-657 for Trocedero in the Moose league at the Delaware; Joe Argus Jr. posted 243, 195, 212650 in the

Optimist session at Pritchett’s and | Lebanon and Franklin Township

Colin Fulle hit for 277, 176, 197— 8/650 in the Capital Paper at the! Central.

Local league Teapin Scores

. 648 John Bright, Internstionsl Harvester. 645 Roger Carr, Inter-Plant haiden son 833 Len Faust, Lakeshore Mixed 628 Gene Zweissler, Court Hou Howard Deer Sr, » South “side BM. Bernie Burch, U. "8. Carl Brehob, Bauth Siac” B. ‘M J. Forrester, Inter Bill Winkelmeier, Evangetic " Dennis Lauer, Fratern “as an Harold Anderson, a 00d Merch. Ray Chrisney, St. Joan of Ark Natl. il, Auto Tran ce "Obergtell, Holy Louis Koehler, Evangelical Al Striebeck, t. vr Bud Dietz,” St Warren Bronson, South Side B. M.... Art Pritchard, South Side > M

013] .. 608] 08

Caps’ Douglas Leads Scorers

Top performance seems to be the) vite

by-word of the Indianapolis Capitals| Ps hockey team to date, ‘The local ice club is leading the western division of the American loop . . , tomorrow, they clash with the Bisons at Buffalo in the last road game on this month's schedule for undisputed leadership of the circuit . , . and finally, the club boasts possession of the league's ass leading scorer—Les Douglas. ‘Douglas replaced Johnny Mahaffey of the Pittsburgh Hornets His week as pace setter when he Salked up 49 points. The volatile [Douglas pogo-sticked four nofches in the American loop with a surge of eight points. Translated in terms

of action, Douglas scored three goals| PITTSBU

+ | Bvelyn

nd made five assists,

State High School Basketball Tourney Assignments

SECTIONALS

The complete list of state high ool 1046 sectiorial basketball {5 ournaments, showing the number bf participating schools by counes, follows:

Ambia--11 Benton. Anderson—9 Madison. Attica—T Pountain, 3 Warren, 1 Ver nillion (Perrysville). Auburmn-—7 DeKalb, 8 Steuben, 1 White ey. (Churubusco). Batesville—9 Ripley. Bedford—10 Lawrence. Blcomingion 4 Morgan, 6 Monroe. Blufrto Wells,

Chinton—10 Park, 6 Vermillion. Connersville—-7 Fayette, 4 Franklin, 3 J

Crawordavitie—12 Montgomery,

nville—13 Hendricks, 1 peedway). atur<=10 Adams: phi—f Carroll. Bevis (Relta) —8 Vanderburgh, 6 Fulks 18 Randolph. OY Wayne (North)-—18 ‘Allen, 1 Whitley

Frankiort11 Clinton. Franklin-—0 Johnson, 3 Brown. Gary—8 Lake (Gary school), 8 Porter o Wheeler and Port,

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Brightwood Merchants. . Don Van Sickle, Indiana Bell Jack Raney, Kiwanis .s W. Byers, North Side B. ‘M.. Lynn Porter, Real Bilk Mixed. . Dr. O. B. Normad. Service Club . Square Handicap. . Lou anon Schwitzer-Cummins. . {Mack Johnson, Carmel Lions Rudy Jurass, Stewart-Warner Mixed John Featherstone, Carmel Church Mx.

500 BOWLERS (WOMEN) Cole, Coca-Cola .... ~ lis, Blue Ribbon Ice Cream. Artie Stephenson, Blue Ribbon

Betty Nigh, “Blue Ribbon . Eulah Holliday, John B. Wolf . 83 Vivien Parsons, Lakeshore Mixed .... White, Herman Schmitt Ins... Gertrude Grovenberry, Blue Ribbon .. § Isabel Kroeger, Blue Ribbon Mary Brisnik, Coca-Cola Alice Clossin,

, Ravi Eva Williaghon, Ot Sam Rita Chandler, Ra

2 EER LEAGUE LEAT LEADERS (WOMEN) . Kronshek, R. C,

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Lt erstone, Darleene’'s ira bonus 98 Pauline Jenkins, Darleene's Mitabssux 406 Lents, Kroger Grocery 487 Helen Mutter, Stewart-Warner Mixed 455

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” Fight Re Results

30%, » Angeles, knocked out aha ory, Worcester, Mass. hii

BOSTON—Buddy Hayes, 134%, qutpointed Jackie Harris, 136%,

131%,

Malden,

BALTIMORE--Lée Oma, 195, outpointed Jimmy Bell, 186%, ton (10),

Detroit, Washing-

CLEVELAND--Artie Levine, 150%, York, knocked out Billie Walker, Portland, Ore. (9).

New 157%,

DETROIT—-Bill Grier, 150, Detroit, pn |

pointed Chuck Hirts, 145, Detroit (10).

URGH, Pa.-—Ray (Sugar) 148, New "York, stopped Dave Clark, 152, Cincinnati (3).

(Zenas, North Vernon, Vernom and Butlerville). Hamm Lake (all except Gary), 2 roter y= pW and Portage Town-

SHAD ford City—8 Jay, 3 Blackford (sufficient number of Randolph nesenury to ou Jamiand tourney to 16 teams ntington — 15 Huntington a Whitley (Jefferson Center). Indianapolis (Technical) —16 Marion. Jasper—-T Dubois, 5 Pike County, Kendalivilie—b Lagrange, 7 Noble, Kokomo-—10 Howard. Lafayette--18 Tippecano Lawreneceburg-—6 pape Bwitserland, Lebanon—§ Boone, 1 Marion Township), Logansport—11 Cass. Madison--7 Jefferson, 3 Scott, nings (Paris Crossing). Marion—9 Grant, Michigan City--15 La Porte, 1 Porter (Jackson Tow ip, Monticello--10 h 4 Moroceo~86 Newton, 7 Jasper. Muncie (Royerton)—13 Delaware, Nappanee—11 Elkhart, .1 Noble (Cromwell, if Recesaaty i722 cut Kendallville Toulney | k 16 tea New Albany—f hark, 3 Floyd, 8 Har.

ry ashington, 4 Craw-

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{Which seats around 1000 fewer | spectators than the Butler goalry.

THE INDIAN APOLIS TIMES

Notre Dame Team

Sit Picked For Hoosie: H. S. Net Play ~The. sites for the tournaments in the 35th annual Indiana High School Athletic association eliminations were unveiled today for Hoosier basketball players and fans. 4 While nearly 800 prep teams blasted their way into the stretch drive of the 1945-46 hardwood season, preparations for Hoosierland's greatest sports extravaganza. The tournaments begin Feb, 21 at 64 sectional centers and roll down the calendar at the rate of one session a week ufitil the championship ‘crown is placed on the

heads of 10 young athletes the night ‘of March 16,

Bosse Strong Again

Defending champion is Ev (ville Bosse, whose Bulldogs h hive captured the title, two years running and now have, in their quest for a third and record-tying cham~|plonship, a mark of 10 victories and one defeat. The I. H. 8. A. A. announced officlally that the final games would be played again at the Butler university fieldhouse. During the war, the event was moved to the Indiana state fairgrounds Coliseum,

The navy took-over the fieldhouse and forced the I. H. 8. A A across town. The announcement also said that the four semi-finals sessions would be held again at Indianapolis, Lafayette, Bloomington and Muncie, same as last year.

Assignment Changes Three changes were made in regional site assignments, and 17 alterations were listed in the selection of seftional centers. The semi-finals sites are the fieldhouse at Butler, Indiana and Purdue Srtiversities;” and the Muncie high school fieldhouse. These four structures can accommodate more than 35,700 Ians, 50 per cent more than the 22500 who crowded into the 1944 centers at Muncie, Vincennes, Hammond and Indianapolis. . * Tech to Fieldhouse The 1948 Indianapolis sectional for Marion county teams is scheduled at the Tech gym, but is expected to be changed to the Butler fieldhouse to take advantage of the huge seating capacity. Sectional dates are Feb. 21, 22, 23. Three Marion county teams will compete elsewhere to keep the local meet down to 16 teams.\ Speedway is to compete in. the

3 night's main event on the Hercules 3 A. ©. mat card at the Armory.

om Wayne Martin, Hollywood, Cal., and

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Boston, |

Danville sectional, Pike Township iat Shelbyville.

3 Bouts on Mat Program Tonight

Following an absence of six months, Farmer Jones returns to local wrestling action and is in to-

The - easy-going “hillbilly” grap348 | pler from Arkansas, who is a big] 40! tavorite with Indianapolis fans, | clashes with a rough and tumble | style of opponent in Joe Ferona of Newark, N. J. Jones and Ferona meet, for two falls out of three. Matchmaker Lloyd Carter has arranged a strong supporting card..of two bouts, each listed for one fall

Jim Spencer, Boston, are in the semi-windup, while the opener at 8:30 is between Monty LaDue, Manchester, Mass, and Whitey Whalberg, Columbus, O, It is an all-

the association announced |

Paul McDuff, chairman of The

big amateur fistic show which is to

Rodgers and Jack Purvis. The fisticuffing is scheduled to get under way at 8:15 p. m. and

on the minute. a Boxers’ Instructions The hoxers *

ing at 1 o'clock. The drawings for the night's bouts will be held after the examinations. Drs. Paul Evans and Harry Brown will be in charge of the examinations. No boy will be permitted to box unless given a physical okay by the tournament medical staff. Tourney contestants in both novice and open classes and in all weight divisions are urged to report at the Armory early Friday afternoon. First to report will be

every effort will be made to start

weighed in first and will receive that much more rest before the| night's action. Examinations will!

Tourney reserved seat tickets are| on sale at the Sportsman's store, 126 N. Pennsylvania st., and at the, Bush-Callahan store, 136 E. Wash- | ington st.

Cards Sign Lewis ST, LOUIS, Jan. 15 (U. P.) ~The St. Louis Cardinal baseball club has signed William (Buddy) Lewis to a scouting contract. Lewis, 41, a catcher, was with St. Paul in the American association last year. He

soo | Junior heavyweight program.

formerly was with Indianapolis.

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BeYRauR-g Jackson, 2 Jennings (Scipio and "Hayden Bheiouiite «- 8 Shelby, 3 Bartholo~ mew, 1 Marion YPranklin Township). South ene He 8t. \Joseph. Spencer—7 Cl 6 Clay, 6 Owen. Sulivan—11 Sullivan Tell City—8 Perry, 4 ‘Spencer, 1 Warrick (Selvin). Terre Haule Uiaboratory)-18 Vigo. Tipton—-7 Hamilton, 5 Tipto: Vincennes-——12 Knox Wabash-—13 Wabash, 3 Whitley South Whitley and Washington Center). Warsaw—14 Kosciusko, 3 Whitely (Lar well and Columbia City). Washington—# Daviess, Martin. nam Pu Fulton, Worthington—12 Greene,

REGIONALS

The 64 sectional winners will compete, in groups of four, at the following regional centers on Saturd day, March 2:

Anderson-—Anderson, fleld and Indianapolis. Evansville (Reitz) Boonville, Evansville, Princeton and Tell City Fi. Wayne (North)->Auburn, Pt. Wayne, Kendallville and Warsaw, Greencastle—Attica, Clinton, Crawfordsville and Greencastle. . H d--Gary, H d City and Morocco,

Danville, Green-

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, Decatur, Hartford

Golden Gloves Entry Blank

National Guard Armory, Jan. 18, 25, Feb. 1, 8 —Auspices Bruce P.. Robison Post American Legion— Sponsored by The Times

ENTRIES LIMITED TO AMATEUR BOXERS 16 YEARS OF AGE OR OVER.

The Times, Bruce P. Robison Legion Post and Indians District A: A a do not assume any responsibility in esse of injury te any contestant. contestants must have consent Jf parents or guardian

r bring entries to Sports Department, The Times, 314 W. Marys

Entries Close Jan. 1. Midnight

{for the right to play in the cham-

w——eNovice Class (Beginners)

eink} Class (Bxperienced) BISA NRANQANINNRAA NNR Batts tanttsem

BENNER aan trncnnne setasnsernane

Aaaystis--Ambis, Frankfort, Lafayette and Lebano Logan sport Delphi, Logansport, Monti. cello and Pen Tatoo, Wabash. ; Martinsville—Bloomington, Terre Haute and Worthingto: Muhdis-~Ratmiand, Muncie, ‘New Oastle ad) Richmond. ville Batesville, Connersville, Law. Bog etic and Rushville. Shelbyvi Pranklin, Greensburg, Madison and Shelbyville. South Bend (Adams) Nappanee, Plymotith, South Bend and Vincennes—Jasper, and Washington.

SEMI-FINALS, FINALS The regional champions will ad-

Marion, Tipton and

a a tep

namao Sullivan, Vincennes

Saturday, March 9, according to the following assignment, to compete

plonship tournament at the Butler field house on Saturday, March 16: Indianapolis (Butler fleld house)-—An-derson, hville, Shelbyville and Greencastle, Lafayette (Purdue mond, Lafayette, Bouth

auntie; Mynele ad house) Ft, Wayne, Marion. Hun

vance to the semi-final centers on | Ps

fleld noise) ~Ham« Bend and Logans-

Ste, “New Albany,

Ace Welter Awaits Golden Gloves Bell

Sharpening his punches for The Times-Legion Golden Gloves fournament is Bob McAdams, South Side Community Center open class welterweight, He's a rugged leather thrower. He was novice class lightweight champ in 1944, won the county tourney open |47-pound title last December and was a semi-finalist in the recent state A. A. U. tourney.

Times-Legion Amateur Ring - (Classic Referees Are Named

Times-Legion Golden Gloves com-

mittee, today announced the appointment of five referees to handle the

be launched at the Armory Friday

night with the possibility that approximately 20 bouts will be presented. The referees, all experienced, will alternate in pulling the slambang boys apart. They are Hese Clark, Happy Atherton, Dick Patton, Roy

Opposes Kautskys

continue throughout the afternoon.’

Carter O'Rourke, former DePaul university star who obtained an army discharge several weeks ago, will see action with the American Gears of Chicago when they tangle with the Indianapolis Kautskys at the Butler fieldhouse tomorrow night in a benefit game for the infantile paralysis fund,

Basketball Scores

STATE COLLEGES Ball State 37, Wabash 30, Central Normal 48, Earlham 37. Notre Dame 51, Bt. Louis 48.

OTHER COLLEGES

Illinois 45, Northwestern 38. Minnesota 71, Chicago 44. Illinois Tech 42, North Central (11) 3 (overtime). Kentucky 62, Xavier (Ohio) 386. Lebanon Valley 43, Susquehanna ». Lincoln (Pa.) 51, Hampton 44 Louisana State 48, Alabamik 20. Mayo Stospital 40, Knox 38. Towa §tate 57, Nebraska 30. Albion 63, Riitsdale 41. Alma 40, Ferris 33. Marshall 83, Morehead Toledo 47, lexola

(Ky.) 48. Baldwin-Wallace 13. rola a) 69, Chicago Nayal Towa pre Flight 82, Washington (St. Louis) 41. Ashford Army Hospital 58, Beckley 26. Valley aH Hospital 66, Villanova 42. Montana tate 68, Colorado Btate Col-

Darter’ , Murray (Ky.) oH Kentucky Wesleyan 83, Centre 29. pila {Ras.) Teachers oo, st. et's

Bene-

HIGH SCHOOLS Monticello 39, West Lafayette 28.

SERVIOE TEAMS Ellis Island Coast Guard B54, Coa

st Guard 18, Bainbridge Navy 51, Seton Han Frosh 36. 62, Ft. Logan 4

wry Feld PROFESSIONALS Rochester 58, Youngstown Mn. 0.

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'|the first half, leading at halftime,

{players in the fracas that followed.

{Ohio State, Minnesota Lead Way Chalking Up Victories on Road

CHICAGO, Jan. 15 (U. P.)—Ohio State and Minnesota, the two best basketball “road” teams in the Big Ten, were tied for first place

Warrants Out [2 For 4 Hawks

BOSTON, Jan, 15 (U. P.).—~When the Chicago Black Hawks hockey team returns to Boston Jan. 30 for a game with the Bruins, three players and the club trainer will face warrants charging them with assault and battery against a Quincy fan. John Mariuccl, Joseph Cooper, Reginald Hamilton and Trainer Edward Froelich were named in war« rants issued yesterday by Municipal Judge Frank W, Tomasello. Svo Somentes, a former boxer, is the complainant who said he was at-

made by Somentes, who was seated behind the Chicago bench. Froelich was joined by the three Hawk

Notre Dame was the only major undefeated college basketball team in the Midwest today, thanks to the

| five minutes of the second half and

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 18 (U. P)—~

before 9021 fans,’ Billikens stymied ‘Notre Dame in

25 to 24. But Leo (Orystal) Klier pulled the Irish to victory, scoring 31 points and sparking the second half rally. Hank Raymond led St. Louis scores with 13 points. The score was tied at 33-all after

. Louis university held a 40-to-39 four minutes later. After gain-

Boryla’s field goal gave the ‘Irish a jead they never relinquished,

3 Net Tilts on Benefit Slate

The basketball program for the benefit of the infantile paralysis fund at -the Butler fleldhouse tomorrow night will consist of three

K. 0. ‘King’ BOSTON, Jan. 15 (U. P)— Knockout King Dennis (Pat) of New York, who has won 31 of his 24 professional fights by kayoes, meets Vinnie Vazso of Revere in & 10-round featherweight windup

{today because of their ability to backyard. With one-third of the Western

the only two teams which have been able to Jeave their home courts

SELLOUT AT PURDUE LAFAYETTE, Ind, Jan. 15 (U. P.) —~Hooslers who hoped to view the Purdue-Indiana basketball game here tomorrow night but { failed to get their tickets in ad- | vance were told today that they might as well stay home, Ticket Sales Manager C. 8. Doan said the last of a limited supply of general admission tickets were sold yesterday and that no tickets of any kind would be available at the doors.

Changes Made in Point Standings

MONTREAL, Jan, 15 (US P)—~ Although Chicago's Max Bentley still led the ‘scoring parade in the National. Hockey” league, Elmer Lach and Hector Blake of the Canadiens broke up a Blackhawk monopoly” by landing third and fourth places, league statistics disclosed today. Max Bentley had 30 points on 24 goals and 15 assists, and team mate Bill Mosienko was second with 32 points. Then came Lach with 30 points

Purdue Announces

'|Relays Plans

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Jan. 18 (U, P.).~Director Homer Allen of the Purdue indoor relays announced today that invitations had been extended to 110 schools to compete in the fourth annual relays March 23. Allen, who is the Boilermaker track coach, sald that entry blanks would be mailed about March 1. Michigan is defending champion in the uni. versity division and Miami, O, in the college division.

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and Blake and Olint|iis Smith of the Hawks with 29 points. Xai

bout at Boston arena Friday,

whip the other guy in his own conference season played, they are

without leaving their winning streaks behind them, too. Iowa's defending champions swept to eight straight victories at Iowa City before going to Indiana and their first defeat three nights ago. And last night Northwestern's fast-breaking attack stalled at IIlinois. The Illini, winners of only one out of five previous conference games, snapped Northwestern's streak at seven straight, 45 to 38, eliminating the last Big Ten team from the nation’s undefeated ranks. Minnesota, which proved its “road” ability by whipping Indiana at Bloomington a week ago, marked up its third conference victory with an “automatic” 7Tl-to-44¢ triumph over the University of Chicago last night at Minneapolis in the only other Big Ten game. It was Chicago's 54th consecutive conference defeat-and on the same court where the Maroons won their last Big Ten game, Feb. 13, 1940. Chicago, returning to, Big Ten competition after a one-year layoff, now has lost three straight games, averaging 336 points to its opponents’ 70.3.

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