Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 January 1946 — Page 26

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Our Capitals were just a point

Pho a six-point bulge over Pittsburgh in their own Western division today. These developments came as the Indianapolis skaters outclassed the Providence Reds, 4-2, before some 4215 fans and Leagué President

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SEh ann 3 ° 4 RR EE 1 i RESULTS LAST NIGHT Borie (Brawn tema rs Ol, | INDIANAPOLIS 4, Providence 3 { ) 18:19. Renuties Lavoie (pwnd) Schersa NEXT GAMES Second period scoring—(3) Providence, Tomorrow Lemieux (McComb, Knipfel) yt 21. Penal-| St. Louis at Cleveland: New Haven at

ties—MocComb (slashing): Holota (crosschecking); Lavoie ( )s Third peri — (4) Indianapolis, douglas)‘ 4:23: (5)

(MeGomb, Jamieson) , Cau (une ) 19:43; Penalties—Holota

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MARION COUNTY TOURNEY 4, Bend Lawrence Central 34. Warren Central 38, Decatur Central 36.

Gu County Tourney Galveston 41, Metea 36, ! 30, Twelve. Mile 28, oung erica 41, Walton 38. Hounty Tourney n, Catroilton 3 , Deer gy 23. os County Tourney Wadesville 41, Griffin 38. White Coun!

Pulaski Oey Tourney Pulesid 26, Star City 18. Porte County Tourney Township 30, Hanna 17. ag 39, Sit Creek 12. Kingsbury 26.

ry Cr Ber aunty Tourney / 36, LaGrange 20. Military 51, Brighton 3 County Banas

) Bowers [i ket 0, Wingate 2. ew Ross 25.

38 N County Turney Bias oatn, Sal salem 2

WABASH VALLEY TOURNEY i At Attios

Pine Village 328, a0 Wallace 35. West Lebanon 17.

Pull Within Point Of Bisons by Beating Reds

By BOB STRANAHAN

{minded nets for the final counter

Hockey Summary, Standing

(trip- | .| Boston 4, New York

Youthful scrappers have been getting good instruction in their preparation for The Times. Legion Golden Gloves tourney which opens tonight at the Armory. Royce Gish (left), 160-pounder, and Don Packwood are shown with Arthur W. Murphy, trainer and manager at the Northeast Com-

back of Buffalo and coasting along

Armand Lemieux flipped it into the nets after Ross Knipfel had bulled his way through the Cap defense. Bill McComb also got an assist on the play, the goal coming with Wilson. flat on his back and plenty of traffic in front of the cage. Leswick Connects Little Pete Leswick was spilled unmercifully a couple of times early in the final period and the customers hooted loudly when no penalty was called. But virtue, ever triumphant, was its own reward and the wee Cap winger got up off the ice to fire in the third Indianapolis goal. He banged in his own rebound and other members of his line got assists on the play. Lemieux got his second marker at 13:45 in the period shortly before Holota was set off the ice for tripping. McComb knocked one into was disallowed. Coach Yank Boyd ie put five forwards on the ice in an attempt to catch up and a bit later also hauled in his goalie. Fernand Gauthier got the puck in center ice at this time and sent a long shot skidding into the un-

of the evening.

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! Hershey; Providence at Pittsburgh. Sunday Night

Hershey at INDIANAPOLIS; Pittsburgh at Buffalo: Cleveland at St, Louis; Providence at New Haven.

NATIONAL LEAGUE 3

|| Results

-At Shelburn Jasonville 38, sfidland 25. Shelburn 42, Fairbanks 32. Pimento 33, Farmersburg 31. At Sullivan New Lebanon 27, Merom 21. Sullivan 32, Carlisle 28. | Dugger 30, Pleasantville 20. At Riley. { ILIIey 31, Prairie Creek 12. | Terre Haute Wiley 47, Blackhawk 31. Terre Haute State 37, Honey Creek 33. At Vincennes St. Prancesville 25, Duktown 2. Bicknell 44 Prichto! Monroe City 40, Preciandville 31,

OTHER HIGH SCHOOLS

Zouth 2d Washington 41, South Bend I 5

STATE COLLEGES | Butler 38, Wabash 36

| Ball Staté 34, DePauw 33.

OTHER COLLEGES Otterbein 53, Denison 34 Alma 62, 8t. Mary's Mich.) 55. Tufts 74, Fargo Navy 56 Ft. Willams 59, Bowdoin 42. Randolph-Macon 66, Bridgewhter 49. Capital 69, Wilmington 41. Défance 44, Ohio Northern 42. Hamline 46, American International 44. Wake Forest 46, George Washington 38. American (Md.) 64, Western Maryland Nn. Morris-Harvey 55, Concord 40. Akron 71, Kent State 55. Penn (1a). 43, Dubuque 31, Fairmount State 58, Marietta (0.) 49. West "Virginia Wesleyan 67, Davis and Elkins 53, Loras (Ia.) 61, Camp Grant 42. Baylor 58, Southern Methodist 38, Kentucky State 48, Wilberforce 36. Alabama 39, Tulane 28. Eastern Kentucky 67, Xavier 46. Holy Cross 70, Boston College 39. Bates 56, Colby § Clarkson

ord Dakota Wesleyan 51, Yankto ola (Chicago) 75, Higols ‘Institute

‘sch 73, Havise 53, Florida A, & M. 45.

Bucks Face : Hoosier Fives

34, Beanaville Memorial 33, Evagfville Reitz

May Retire

Colorful Ward (Piggy) Lambert, Purdue university’s dean of

where they may.

ings for the night's matches will be made at 6:30 p. m., after which the boys selected to perform on the initial card will rest until they are called to dress for action over the three-round route to a decision. They Throw Leather Decisions are to be awarded by two judges and the referee and draw. verdicts are not permitted. A winner must always be declared and that furnishes the main reason the amateur fisticuffers usually tear out at the bell and throw leather the entire distance, The Golden Gloves tourney rounds are of two minutes duration with a minute’s rest between heats. Indications are that from 16 to 20 battles will be staged on tonight's mitt menu. Physical examinations, along with the weigh-in, were held at the Armory this afternoon with Drs. Paul Evans and Harry Brown in charge. The tournament calls for four nights of gloves action, tonight, Jan. 25 and Feb. 1 and 8. The meet is being fought in two classes, novice and, open, but the weight divisions are the same, 112,

118, 126, 135, 147, 160, 175 and heavyweight. Heavy Entry

As usual, the novice class drew a

flood of entries and far outnum-

bered the open boys. Prior to today's physical examinations the ‘tournament's combined entry list hit around the 140 mark. Novices will be called into action first and veteran tournament followers suspect they aye out to “steal the show” again, much to the chagrin of the older mitt tossers. But it probably will be all right with the ringsiders who like to watch the younger lads barge in and throw punches like a scatter gun releases pellets, The event is conducted on an

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Heavy Entry Indicates Plenty |__ Of Action on First Card Of Annual Amateur Ring Show

By EDDIE ASH Timea Sports Editor

This is the night the kids come out fighting and let the blows Tal

The occasion Is the opening of the annual Times-Legion Golden Gloves amateur boxing tournament at the Armory Where the fstic | carnival is scheduled to get under way at 8:15, The young ring gladiators were to weigh in this afternoon, draw.

Gloves Tickets

Reserved seat tickets for tonight's Times - Legion Golden Gloves amateur boxing presentation at the Armory are on at the Bush-Callahan store, E. Washington, and at the Sportsman’s store, 126 N. Pennsylvania. Prices for the reserved ducats are $2.20 and $1.60. General admission ticke at $1.00, go on sale at the Armory box office today at 6:30 p. m. Reserved seat tickets also will be available at the Armory after 6:30.

elimination basis. On the tournament’s final night, Feb. 8, champions will be crowned in both classes and the eight open champs will form the Indianapolis team for competition in the Tournament of the Golden Gloves Champions to be held in Chicago Jeb. 25, 26, 27. Tourney Prize List In the Times-Legion tourney, the eight open kings will be awarded new trunks, robes and shoes and the eight runnersup will receive jackets. In the novice class, the champs and runnersup will receive jackets. In addition, all losers in the tournament, in both classes, will receive some sort of a Golden Gloves emblem.

The novice class is for beginners, the open for experienced amateur boxers. The Times-Legion tourney is conducted on a non-profit basis. After all expenses are paid, including the cost of the Chicago trip, The Times receives 40 per cent of the receipts for its Christmas Clothe-A-Child Fund and the Bruce P. Robison post receives 60 per cent for American Legion philanthropies, including the promotion of amateur sports.

Bulldogs Edge Cavenien, 38-36

By UNITED PRESS Butler's Bulldogs, continuing to

the Big Ten basketball coaches, told the United Press yesterday that he is thinking of giving up his head coaching job. Lambert, in his 20th season at Purdile, has coached 11 Big Ten champions | and averaged nearly -15 victories out of every 20 games since he took over at Purdue in 1917. Famous as a “bench performer” whose antics steal the crowds attention away from the game, Lambert said there “was some truth in rumors that he was quitting after this season.”

Times Special

COLUMBUS, O., Jan. 18. — Ohio State university’s pace-setting basketball quintet faces Indiana and Purdue in a pair of road games which promise to seriously menace the Bucks’ first place rating in the Western conference. The Hoosiers will be met at] Bloomington tomorrow night, with the Boilermakers next on the menu at Lafayette Monday. The Bucks have won their last seven Big Ten outings, the string beginning last February at Bloomington, where Indiana was trimmed, 63 to 45. In 53 meetings with Indiana basketball teams since the first conference clash, the Hooslers have won 28 against 25 for the Buckeyes. The Buckeyes will go to Bloomington by chartered bus today and then move to Lafayette Sunday, Purdue, which gave the Bucks a terrific battle here Jan. 5 before bowing, 57 to 50, is regarded in the Ohio camp as being on a par with Indiana. Despite two losses, the Boilermakers still are considered a title threat. In 49 Ohio-Purdue games, the Lafayette cagers hold 32 victories to 17 for the Bucks.

Kautskys Triumph; Play Gears Next

Times Special SHEBOYGEN, Wis, Jan. 18. —Coach Nat Hickey’s Indianapolis Kautskys moved on to Chicago for a National league game with the American Gears tonight after scoring a 49-to-41 triumph over the Sheboygan Redskins here last night. Jerry Steiner and Arnold Risen shared individual honors for the Hoosiers, who will make their next home appearance in a league game with the Allmen Transfer squad of Cleveland at 3 o'clock Sunday afternoon,

Cue Tou Tourney

Hi Johnson defeated Orville Bray, 50-22, in 78 innings last night inthe

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win the close ones, clung tenaciously to their lead in the Indiana Intercollegiate. conference basketball race of today, The Indianapolis collegians came from behind in the closing minutes last night at Crawfordsville to nick keyed-up Wabash, 38-36. It was Butler's sixth straight I. C. C. victory against no losses. Wabash has yet to win in conference play. The night's other game also was a thriller. Ball State jolted DePauw’s hopes of winning a third straight title by trimming the Tigers at Muncie, 34-32. DePauw, also beaten by Butler, now has lost two conference games and js tied for fourth place. Irish Play Sailers Tonight's Hoosier card will be) featured by undefeated Notre | Dame's bid for its 10th in a row. The fighting Irish tangle with Great Lakes in the Chicago stadium. Elsewhere tonight, Evansville goes after its 11th victory—at Southern Illinois, and Anderson - is at Indiana Central in a battle of

| second-division I. C. C. quintets.

The lead in the Butler-Wabash game changed hands Seven times, Wabash was-in front, 30-26, midway in the last half. Then the Bulldogs moved into a 35-32 margin and never were headed. Art Cook's 13 points paced Butler, while Fred Perdue hit 12 for Wabash,

Ex-Hoosier Links Leader

RICHMOND, Cal., Jan. 18 (U. P.). —Bob Hamilton, P. G. A. champion, and formerly of Evansville, led a field of sharp-shooting professionals and amateurs into the second round

thent today after shooting a three-under-par 68 in his first day’s outing. Out of the army only a couple of months, Hamilton took advantage of the absence of leading money winner Byron Nelson, whom he beat in the 1944 P. G. A. finals, to show his old form, turning in five birdies. Twelve other golfers promised to make a fight of it by turning in subpar scores. ’ In with 69's were professionals Joe Brown, Des Moines, Ia.; Armand Farinia, Schenectady, N. Y.; Charles Stohland, Ponca City, Okla,; Jimmy Hines, Chicago; Tony Penna, Dayton, O.; and John Perilli, Lake Tahoe, Cal. Stohland is an amateur.

amateur.

Local Sectional Returns to Butler

To the surprise of no one, the Indianapolis high school sectional basketball tourney is returning to Butler for another year. The contract was signed yesterday by Principal Hanson Anderson of Tech, the host school, and Butler officials. Increased attendance and interest last year when the meet was held at Butler made it almost a foregone conclusion that the event again would be returned to the flieldhouse

Henry Tonges (left), rangy Southport of the Cardinal-Beech Grove game last night in the Butler fieldhouse. Southport won the tilt, 68 to 46, On the right, Don West (22) blocks an attempted shot by Raymond Horner of Decatur Central in torrid third game of the evening which the Owls wom, 38 to 36.

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The third annual West Side| Classic, will be resumed over the! 2

drives. One shift, at 8 p. m,, is scheduled tomorrow, with some of the city’s top scorers on revue. They will be firing at the first-place total of Louis Ehrlich of Muncie, who posted

game represented the best single. effort of .the season in the Koerner Optical loop at Sport Bowl After La opening with a split and a spare, she had a string of 10 strikes. Tomorrow's West Side schedule

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Official Entry in Women’s Tenpin Tourney Announced

The official entry in the 27th annual women’s city tenpjn tournament, scheduled to open at Sport Bowl, Feb. 2, was announced today by Frances Snyder, Indianapolis Women’s Bowling association secretary. Team entry is 177, doubles 266 and singles 463. All are new records, the team registration bettering the former mark of 172 in 1944 and the doubles and singles topping last. year's 250 and’ 416 record entry.

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8:45 p. m. — Southport vs. Pike ' Twp.

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