Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 January 1946 — Page 9

16, 1946 |

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WEDNESDAY, JAN. 16, 1046" AR = ey Tors jp Play In. County | I 27th Annual Cage Event

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The 27th win Marion county ‘gets under way tomorrow night at

fieldhouse with the Cardinals of Southport and Beech Grove clashing

in the initial encounter, ! Ben Davis Giants, defending Lawrence Central in the second: en

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of the opening’ session. Teams appeared evenly matched and tight competition looms for the 1946 diadem., -Decatur Central's Hawks enter the event with the best record. of any of the contenders, having dropped only three decisions in 12 starts. The Hawks dropped a 24-22 overtime decision to Ben Davis in "the second game of the season and then lost a 10-point decision to Howe. Cards’ Darkhorse Southport “has flashed latent power all season and the Cardinals

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_Bouthport will be favored heavily

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champions in the classic, tackle counter. .

Thursday's Card oh p. m.~—Southport vs. Beech

8:15—Ben Davis vs. Lawrence Central.

9:30—Décatur Central vs. Warren Central

over Beech Grove mn tomorrow night's opener, Both the Ben Davis-Lawrence Central and Decatur CentralWarren Oentral contests on the opening session are expected to be closely contested affairs and of the toss-up variety. Two games are carded for Friday night, Speedway tackling Franklin township at 7:30 and Pike township meeting the winner of the SouthportBeech Grove scrap at 8:45. Semifinals will be played Saturday afternoon and the nals Satyaday Riz el > ;

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This kept the “undefeated pressure” evenly spaced between South and Washington. It was Washington's 12th straight victory this season and virtually eliminated defending champion Wallace from a chance at the Northern Indiana conference's western division title. Wallace, an in-and-out ' crew, went into the game with the reputation of a “giant killer” since it ended Terre Haute Gerstmeyer’'s perfect record last Saturday. But the nifty Senators never gave the Gary cagers a chance, South, despite a perfect record in nine games, will be the underdog tonight against Central. The consensus is that South has not played as tough a schedule as the powerpacked Tigers. Evansville Bosses Bulldogs looked stronger than ever as Jeffersonville, bouncing back from an astonishing 83-36 loss to Bosse, kayoed a strong Madison five at Jeffersonville, 4031. It was Madison's first loss in the last six games. Jeff started like a house afire, roaring to a 31-4 lead at one point. Then Center Bud Scott pulled Madison back in the game with a 14-point scoring barrage. : Elkhart On Fire Elkhart annexed its 13th victory against a loss to Hammond Tech

local Coliseum . tomorrow night. The Caps tackle the burly Bisons |

dayne Sotithizand Central Fives (lash in Hot Rivalry Tilt Tonight

By UNITED PRESS Pt. Wayrie South's undefeated Archers had a cheering note from

with. Ft. Wayne Central's once-beaten Tigers tonight. For the Senators from East. Chicago Washington, the state's only

night with a 31-24 victory over ruggeed Gary Lew Wallace.

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Ross Knipfel, who formerly played with the Pittsburgh Hornets, is one of the Providence Reds’ defensemen who will ate tempt to curb the high-scoring Indianapolis Capitals in an American Hockey league game at the

in Buffalo tonight.

all-important prep basketball clash besides South, came through last

Unbeaten Fairmount, one of the many prides of the smaller school circuit, became the state's: ‘winningest” team. It stopped Fortville, 38-25. Hammond high stayed a «half game behind East Chicago Washington in the West-N. I. H. 8. C. by trouncing Gary Horace Mann, 55-29. Franklin clung doggedly to second place in the South Central loop, | behind: Columbus, as -the Grizzlies downed Greensburg, 42-28. And Lebanon's Tigers beat their historic rivals, Frankfort, 29-26.

Blanchard Gets Sulivan Award NEW YORK, Jan. 16 (U.P) Felix ‘A. (Doc) Blanchard, Army's All-America fullback and inter.

collegiate shot-put champion, will receive tie James B. Sullivan Me-

eon at New York Feb, 24, Amateur Athletic union officials said today. Blanchard, the first football player to win the award during Its 16 years of existence, received 928 votes in a nation-wide poll of sports leaders, thore than twice the 432 votes for second-place Alan Ford, Yale swimmer, who was runner-up ‘or the second straight year. The Sullivan trophy is emblematic of selection as the amateur athlete who, by performance, example and influence, did the most to advance the cause of good sportsmanship ; Joe Platak of Chicago, nine times national handball champion, was third in balloting with 336 points. Blanchard was honored by the Maxwell Memorial Football club in Philadelphia last night, receiving that trophy in absentia, as the nation's outstanding football player of 1945. He was unable to attend

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and virtually sewed up the Northern Indiana conference's eastern | wing championship’ when it dumped South Bend Riley, 38-32. The victory put Elkhart over the | hump of its toughest conference | foes with a perfect 6-0 league rec- | ord and only second-division teams | remaining on the card. Evansville Central, beaten only by Bosse, demonstrated its power again by trimming once-beaten Evansville Memorial, 39-29.

Basketball Scores

HIGH SCHOOLS Scottsburg 48, Paoli 27. Lebanon 29; Prankfort 26. Franklin 43, Greensburg 328. Freeland Park 30, Otteriiein 8 (overtime). Monrovia 36, Eminence 14. Delphi 3% Winamac 17. El t 38, South Bend Riley 33. Merrillville 54, Hobart 44. Gary Tolleston 30, Vaipa raiso East Chicas, Washington’ 3, 34 Wallace i 58, Gary Horace Mann 29, Hammond Tech 34, East Chicago Roose-

velt 28. Whitin: 47, Hammond Clark 4 Evansville Central 39, Evansville Memorial

Petersbur 38, vy SRUrgEOn 3. So. i

Bourbon Argus Onward 26, Rockfield 25. Jeffersonville 40, Madison 31, Fairmount 38, Fortville 25. Adams (South Bend) 35, Culver 32. Oelitral (South Bend) 53, Michigan Oity

COLLEGES Michigan State 43, Wayns 3M. Muskingum 47, Wooster 34.

Qoetin 80, Denison 5

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Indiana 4.

NE 38. Witienber Wetuminis California (Pa) a eaghers 48, (Pa.) Teachers 4 Salem 61, West Virginia Albright 41, Scranton 38, | Wesleyan (Conn.) 43, Trinity 23, ! Dayton 48, Cincinnati 37. Ohio 64, Ohio Wesleyan 51. Otterbein 49, Capital 46. Bt. Jay's (Michigan) 50, Lawrence Tech

Illinois Wesleyan 46, Illinois Normal 2 Colorado College 61, Montana State 48. Bt. Vincent 63, Grove City 33. Wake Forest 36, William and Mary 3M. Northern Illinois 48, Wheaton 43. ine 69, Bates 42; Southeast Missourt 61, Missour! Mines 38. Southern Illinois 56, Eastern Illinois Loyola (Baltimore) 53, Johns Hopkins 50. Eastern Kentucky. 45, Western Kentucky

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