Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 January 1946 — Page 25

1gainst the emlock which en~ ership with the

he grim Bruins s glad to settle

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of scoring dur-.

vever. d a fancy feint . the Caps into in the second ie only thing ef the middle sesller's “dipsy-doe” led and abetted

| the Caps’ cage vith About seven remaining. Bill a shot at 13:02 . on new life. ind went ahead seconds toward obertson really re, The Hershey i t0 Gino Rozsi~ ng goal as Wilnto the cage. ed for the next rebound which aldn't recover. Puck

he puck in the ive after about a half of the as sent off the nce, Hershey ing all ensuing , but wasn't sn | the stanza. nd the Bear de-~ and surged over with Conacher. 10rt pass over to vent in alone on goal which tied

ed grimly the od, not only ta prevent a score. n out.

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140 131

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me for er an. 25 (U. P.).~— kie St. Louis

ho lost his right ne accident will nt of the gross yuis-New Haven lay night, Flyer George Carson

| would be guarhis share might . The St. Louis all of Brown's and his salary yf the year. the Wednesday scheduled and the decision of pague President who recently ecial ‘exhibition

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SOUTH BEND, Ind, Jan. 25.—The undefeated Notre Dame basket- " ball team will face two of its toughest opponents of the season within a six-day span when the Irish journey to Louisville, to battle the University of Kentucky tomorrow, and then return to the home hardwood to tangle with the dangerous Michigan State Spartans next Thurs-

day. Coach Adolph Rupp’s Kentucky Wildcats, defeated only by Temple in 14 starts, were strengthened last week in morale when they trounced a good Tennessee quintet, 50 to 32. Tennessee previously had trimmed Temple, 43 to 36. The Irish, currently rated the No. 1 collegiate five in the nation, wiil be faced with the problem of halt‘ing the scoring activities of veteran forward Jack Tingle and freshman center Wallace (Wah Wah) Jones.

Jones was hailed last year as the

outstanding high school cager in the countyy.. Ralph Beard, another freshman with an average of 10 points per game also must be reckoned with by Notre Dame defense, as must Capt. Jack Parkinson, a guard, who is the top Wildcaf marksman with an 1l-point

average in 13 games,

Notre Dame and Kentucky have clashed 11 times on the hard-

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Leroy (Cowboy) Edwards, one of Indiana's outstanding ocontributions to professional basketball ranks, will be at center with the Oshkosh All-Stars in the National league game at the North Pennsylvania . st. Armory Sunday afternoon against the Indianapolis Kautskys,

New Gym Planned BOSTON, Jan, 26 (U. PJ). new gymnasium on the Holy eoib campus will be erected by next year, the Very Rev. Willlam J. Healy, 8. J., president of the col'lege, has disclosed at an alumni | meeting.

wood and the Irish hold an eight to three advantage over the Wildcats in the win column. The last two games have been decided by margins of one point each. Kentucky edged Notre Dame 56 to 54 in 1943-44, while the Irish returned the compliment 59 to 58 last year.

Wistert in Fold

| PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 25 (U. P.). —Tackle Al Wistert, former Michigan university all-American and for the past two years an all-profes-sional league lineman, has signed a fivesyear contract as a player and {scout with the Philadelphia Eagles ‘of the National league.

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, Tickets On Sale Feb.

Flood of Requests Assures Biggest Crowd for Classic

Feb. 4 at the downtown Indianapolis Motor Speedway office, 444 N.

Both, Shaw and the veteran T. E. dy i under the new set-up, expressed amazement at the flood of orders

the 500-mile race will go on sale

Shaw announced today. (Pop) Myers, vice president

office,

“This unprecedented early demand encourages the management to believe that its earnest efforts to make “the 30th international event the biggest ever may well be realized,” Myers said. Shaw previously has predicted that this year's May 30th classic will draw the largest crowd ever assembled for any single sporting event. . Building New Stands “Our first obligation is the comfort and safety of the army of race fans whom we are assured will be our guests on Thursday, May 30th of this year,” Shaw said. “With that thought in mind we now are engaged In extensive reconstruction of grandstands. The popular paddock and stand G now are under construction and it may be some days after the other tickets go on sale before we can offer tickets for those two stands, However, we are in a position to acAlcept reservations for G and the paddock , stands. = Tickets for all other stands are available for immediate delivery.”

All 48 States

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Manager of Oma To Raise Protest

NEW YORK, Jan, 25 (U. P).— {Tex Sullivan, who manages heavyweight Lee Oma of Detroit, announced today that he will go to the New York Boxing commission

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St. Paul Gets

Junior Series

baseball world's series will be held at St. Paul, Minn, next August.

diamond association baseball park in St. Paul has been signed with the 4th Legion district of Minnesota, National Americanisip Director. Elmer W. Sherwood announced here today. He said the 8t. Paul invitation was backed by letters and telegrams from the governor of Minnesota, the mayor of St. Paul and many fans.

annual climax of American Legion sandlot - baseball in which some 500,000 boys under 17 years of age participate every year,” Sherwood said.

Shaw said that mail orders had |Legion junior baseball program will reached the office from all gf the 43 !start June 30 according: to Sher-

The 1946 American Legion junior

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wood. More than 10,000 teams will cross bats on that date to determine the championship team in every state. State winners will meet in 12 regional tournaments, The regional champions will play in sectional competition. The sectional titleholders will meet in the annual junior world's series in St. Paul. ; Only boys who have not reached the age of 17 on Jan, 1, 1946, are eligible for participation in the program. The two major leagues again are contributing $20,000 this year toward the interstate junior baseball tournament expenses.

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