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Speedway driver and new president of the speedway; “Tony” Hulman, of Terre Haute, new owner of the track; Joe Benna, also ‘of Terre Haute, a former headline Golden Glover, state A. A. U. oace-setter and former boxing coach at Purdue, and Johnny Krukemeier of Beech Grove, Golden Gloves champion here in 1933 in the first TimesLegion tourney, and again in 1934. Seats on Sale
With last night's thrills forecasting a record crowd next Fri. day night at the Armory, many fans sought ticket reservations before Seats for the third program, which will start at 8:15 p. m., went on sale today at the two downtown ticket headquarters. The $1 general admission tickets will be on sale only at the Armory fight night. Proceeds from these amateur events go to The Times’ Christmas Clothe-A-Child drive and the pro-
‘| motion of amateur sports by Bruce
P. Robison post of the American Legion and the chapter's philanthropies. Officials who served in shifts last
tnight were: Referees, Dick Patton,
Jackie Purvis and “Happy” Atherton; judges, Heze Clark, Ted Sullivan, Ed Clemmons, Ed Zimmer, Judge Thomas Walton and Anthony Cdpp; timers, Randall Wilson and Carl Mattern; count knockdown, William" Jordan. In addition to some 2100 persons who thrilled to last night's
; (fights were about 50 war veterans from Wakeman and Billings hos- | pitals, who were guests of Thelf
Last Night's
‘Winners in last night's TimesLegion Golden «Gloves bouts, scheduled for three rounds and all
in the novice class unless otherwise | gioy
136 , Rhodius k. o. William Cordo, Siokay-van end of first round,
toomb, Stokely-
136 Bowman, Carnegie Hall Santen, 4 decision over Edward Trot-
ae Pounds — Clifton Scott, A.C. Lee Boxing school, decision over John cGundy, Leeper A.C. 18 Pounds—Tilford Shanks, Northwest- ; 1:57, first round.
ler, Boys club
Times and the Robison
post.
Ring Results
118 Pounds—Harold Green, South Side Community center, won A default over Lozie Hilliard, Lockefield P « 118 Bantam-—Albert ik Dugias won by Seton over David B Stokely-Van Cam 118 Pou er Tmrenios Middleton, Rhodius Ban, Vy decision over Andy Anderson,
Do! 11 oa tchasies 3 es, unattached, over William van, Lockefleld
P. 112 Pounds—Otto Breeding, Douglas PAL, Wheision over Rudolph, Thurmond,
112 Pounds - George Taver, Douglas PAL, technical k. 0. over Kenneth Pirkine, Sn ely-Van Camp, end of first round 112 Pounds--C fton White, Riley PAL, decision over Gilbert Tichnor, Lockefield
175 Pounds (Open Class) —John Bgyant, Leeper a Sc decision over Ernest Roach,
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135 os Peter Ovalton, Northwest-
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Boxing school.
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Ty PAL, technical k. a. _over Hubert Mu-| Greenfield
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Two of the National Basketball league's leading scorers will test the Kautsky’s improved defense at the N. Pennsylvania st.
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Robert McBride, Indiana Central college sophomore from Washington and a returned veteran, will strengthen the Greyhound lineup tonight when the Central five will be hosts to the Millikin university team of Decatur, Il. McBride probably will alternate at the center position with Manford Kistler, who hurt his ankle in the Anderson game week -
decision over William Johnson, | C
Golden Glover and Purdue University boxing , Wilbur Shaw, champion 500-miler and now president.
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
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2 i was a stinger: / Ringside sports figures express varied emotions as The Times-Legion Golden Glovers slug it out. A whistle, a frown and a grimace come from (left to right) Joe Benma, former coach; “Tony” Hulman, owner of the Speedway, and (Photos by Lloyd Walton, Times photographer.)
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Bulldogs Face Tall Crusaders
TONIGHT’'S STATE CARD Valparaiso at Butler, Millikin at Indiana Central, | Nbtre Dame vs. Louisville. Chicago at Indiana, Purdue at Minnesota. : Franklin at Central Normal. Georgetown (Ky.) at Evansville.
PROBABLE LINEUPS
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Coach Tony Hinkle5s. Butler university Bulldogs will be fighting -to regain first place in the Indiana conference when they take the floor against the Valparaiso Crusaders at 8:15 in the Fairview fieldhouse, The Hinklemen were knocked off their first place perch Thursday when the DePauw Tigers staged ‘a 49-45 upset at Greencastle, marked the Bulldogs first conference loss in seven starts. Butler five bests the rangy Crusaders, it will throw the Bulldogs, Valparaiso Evansville and Indiana State into a four-way tie for first place. The visitors will Butler squad one of the sternest tests it has faced this year. Coach Loren Ellis’ team averages over 6 feet 5 inches in height while the Bulldogs average under six feet.
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FIGHT RESULTS NEW YORK-—-Chalky Los outpointed Pedro 132%, Camden, N. J. (10), BOSTON-—Joe Blackwood, 158, Paterson, outpointed Izzy ~Jannazzo, Broadly, N. DANBUR
Wright, 134%, |
®irpo, 154%,
139, knocked out Jack Gare
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decision while Beech Grove toppled
The Hornets added the 13th victory to their string and it wasn’t even close at the final gun. Only
{one point separated them at half-
time, however, as the Hornets led, 13 to 12. But then the barrage opened, with Darryl Springer and George Spradling leading the - scoring splurge which handed the Bears their ninth setback. Irish Beaten
Cathedral made their batting average .500 last night when they dropped thelr seventh out of 14 starts to Beech Grove, 27 to 24. An 8-to-8 dead heat was registered in the first quarter with the Irish leading 14 to 11, at midway. Beech Grove came from behind in the third canto to take permanent possession. Tech “went visiting at Lafayette and the host was mighty ungracious, knocking off the Greenclads 41 to 34. Tech trailed at halftime but edged into a lead at the third-quarter mark 28 to 26 when Harry Zorman and Dick Green found the range. Rockets Triumph The score was knotted three times in the closing canto before the game ended with clinching buckets . by Lowell Cartmill and Don Bel. Broad Ripple rocketed to another win when it slipped the knife to Greenfield 32 to 29, on the Tiger's home floor. The out-of-towners
held a-slight edge after the first
State High School and College Basketball Results
» COUNTY HIGH SCHOOLS Beech Grove 27, Cathedral 34. Ben Davis 43, Bouthport 24. 4 39, Sllent Hoosiers 37 (over-
: Broad Ripple 32, Greenfield 29, 43, Pygyetteville 21, 31, Washington 29.
' ‘Point 35 (over
, Mooresville 31.
fille 38 (overtime).
n 38, Gary Frobel
Reitz 28.
31, New Richmond 18.|Y
Hutmond Catholic Central 58, Crete (Ill.)
Haviford “Twp: 3, Decatur Catholic 30. Hillsboro 34, Wingate 17. Holland 54, Chrisney 48. Hope 31, Waldron 30. Huntingburg 50, Spurgeon 35 Jackson Twp. 19, Clark's Hill 13. Jasper 52, oS loSmigion 39. Jonesboro 52, Sweetser 29. Kendallville 55, Hartford Ty 33. Kennard 35, Wilkin Kitchel .47, Brownsville . Klondike 50, Dayton 22. Knox 33, Walkerton 32. Kokomo 34, Frankfort 32. Jago 23, Marion 8t. Paul's 21 (overtime). ja eville 31, New Carlisle 29. paz 56, West 25. Is of rh 49, Michigan City 36. Lima 34, Tope ka Linden 53, Richland 45 javertime), Logansport *B" 38, Adams Twp. Losantville 33, McKinley 32 or aEne). Lucerne 45, Young America 32. Madison 36, Franklin 27. Marion 31, New Castle 29 Jevastima), McCordsville 35, Mt. Comfo t 20. 37.
Mtea 45, Onward gantown Scircleville 28; Midicbury 29, nbn sburg 14. Milroy 48, New em 26, Monitor 38 Shadeland 21. Monon Monticello 28, Re 4, Brook 33 Montpelier 32, Bailie 28 (overtime), Mt. Vernon 36, yville 25. New Palestine 8, Westland 38.
French 20. Orleans 45, West Baden 31 Otwell 28, Btendal 27, Owensville 38, Oakland City 3. Parker 23, Selma 21. Petersbury 36, Winsiow 3. Plerce: "Stns Green 32. Pine Village 3, Viederabies ".
Pleasant Lake 86, Bcott 3 Pleasant Mills 20, Decatur 11. (overtime), nm.
I nd 43, Unjon City 33. ulaski 2. Btar City Madison ieingio gion 33, Sodiand ‘$1, Rensseiaer ol Fowler. 32
Redkey 37 Riehiand
Royerton 3
Scottsburg
Vincennes
niin 49, Jackson
Greentown
Whiteland Chili 32;
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Peru Mex 40,
ton 42, 4 Atle 41, & #1
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Rossville 45, Flora 37. Eaton 22. Rushville 44, Con Salem Center 33, Scott 32, Brighton 30
ravi 40, "Grund 31
56, Salem
3,
45. Beymour 40, Greencastle 16. Bhawswick 36, Huron 9. Bheridan 36, Sharpsville 32. Shipshewana 40, Ligonier 33. South Bend Adams 53, Plymouth South Bend Central Catholic "0, tool 26. South Bend Riley 51, Sesita 27. South Whitley 33, Coesse Sulphur Springs 36, Swayzee 61, Somerset Tipton 39, Peru 33, Van Buren 27, Jefferson Twp. 26, Jashingion x Warren Central 40, Speed Washington Township 59, a rn: Mile 35. Waynetown 40, Alamo Whiting 41, a Whitestown hi
New ae on 21. 20.
1. Emerson 31, orntown 35. h Bend Catholic 29.
Wilson 33, Sout Windfall 36, Walnut Grove 29
Allen County Fotittind
New 4“,
Woodburn 32, Harlan Arcola 54, Hoagland a Huntertown 39, Leo Elmhurst 44, a tapetae. Central 19.
Fayette County Tourney Orange 32, Tlanine 17. Everton 36, Harrisburg 18,
Howard County Tourney
London 33
42; Russiavillé 23.
Clay West Middleton a Howard 34. Union a8, Ervin
Jolinson T unty Soutney
Nineveh 30, Union Tw
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44, Edinburg 38.
Miam Converse 20 (overtime). Clay Township 53, Bunker Hill 43 , Cillead 27 (double overtime).
st. tie 28.
County Tourney
Macy County Tourney riville 52 Newburgh 14 Horhed 30; Selvin 12. Chandler 39, Millersburg il. Boonville we “Folsomville 13. Wayne Caunty Tourney Economy 30, Milton 25. Fountain Cify 44, "Whitewater’ 1. Fahast
Valley, Tourney er 26.
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tre Haute Gerstmeyer 36.
he py ws a
+ {Southwestern 34, McMurry 33.
Decker 31, Terre Haute State 28. Shelburn 35, Clinton 33. Dinton 33, Attica 29. Robinson (Ill.) 60, New Lebanon 22 "Decker 36, Bllettsville 32,
STATE COLLEGES Manchester 45, Anderson 27.
OTHER COLLEGES \Marviend 43, Duke 38 Detroit 51, John Carroll 33. Kent State 51 Muskingum 49, Westminster £2, Culver Stockton 33. Marshall 91, Xavier 50. Texas Christian 55, Texas A. and M. 47. Texas 70, Bouthern Methodist 69% Tulsa 54, Camp Chaffee 44. Kansas 50, Towa State 47 (overtime). Gallaudet 35, Catholic U. 31. Swarthmore 58, Drexel 24. Forge 82, Moravian 47. Franklin & Marshall 48, Ursinus 41. Warrensburg 42, Cape Girardeau 40. Susquehanna 50, Dickinson 36. Muhlenberg 87, Lehigh 44. Manhattan 48, Scranton 42, Bt. Louis 37, Bradley Tech 34. Central (Ia.) 47, St. Ambrose 44.’ Colby 43, New Hampshire 41. East Tennessee 58, Emory and Henry 30, Keesler Field 54, Tulane 48. Chadron 78, St. Regis (Denver) 25. Wayne 41, Hastings Neb.) 38, Midland 53, Doane (Neb, 32, Peru (Neb.) 60, Kearney 55. Northern Illinois 48, Eastern Illinois 44. Camp Pickett 57, Washington and Lee 45, Welch Hospital 45, Florida 40, West Virginia State 48; teriorce 40. Union 37, Carson-Newman Utah 41, ‘Colorado A, and M %a, Pittsburg (Kas.) 47, Emporia State 42. Massachusetts Tech 69, Bates 35, Colgate 56, Villanova 45, North Carolina 57, High Point 16, Oklahoma A. and M. 34, Wyoming 24. Montana State 42, Colorado State 35. Montana 103, Gonzaga 34, Brigham Young 48, Denver -23,
Arizona 45, Arizona State 35. Idaho 42, Oregon State 37. Washington 57, Oregon 46. Knox 46, Grinnell Manhattan 46, Bera 42, Washington (Bt. outer 1,
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Chicago Gears 53, Rochester 4
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Capital Area Scores Indicate Wide Open Sectional Meet
your money in your pocket if yow're looking for sectional] favorites, for anything can and most likely Will happen. | Last night two county teams knocked off a pair of. city slickers. Decatur Centra] topped Washington by two points in a close 31-to-29
Cathedral; 27 to 24. Howe remained
a leader with an easy 36-to-20 conquest of Lawrence Central.
” » s TONIGHT’S SCHEDULE Broad Ripple vs. Evansille Memorial at Tech (7:30 p. m.). Cathedral at Ben Davis. Gilboa twp. at Sacred Heart. Howe vs. Shortridge at Tech (6:45 p. m.). Lawrence Central at Franklin twp. Washington at Warren Central
quarter. After that it was Broad Ripple’s game. Bill MacDougall paced the Rockets, dropping -in- five -field -goals-as-his team registered its sixth - victory against seven defeats. Crispus Attucks doubled its opponent's score to win handily over Fayetteville, 44 to 21. Leading all the way, they dropped the enemy for the second time this season. The Tigers led, 11 to 6, at the quarter, 25 to 7 at the half, and 32 to '14 at the third period. Hawks Beat Continentals Decatur Central Hawks chopped the Washington five down with a slim two-point win. after leading,
led the Hawk-eyed five in the second quarter when the lead piled up. The Continental comeback in the second half was due largely to the sharp shooting of Ralph O’Brien which cut the Hawk lead to four points. It was almost blow for blow in the closing stanza as Decatur Central won, 31 to 29. It took Boggstown an overtime period to trip the Silent Hoosiers in a hard-fought contest ending with the locals on the short end of a 39 to 37 score. The Silent five held a one-point lead at the half-way mark.
3 Hockey Players Acquired by Reds
PROVIDENCE, R. I, Jan. 26 (U. P.).~Acquisition of three new players and the loaning of another was announced today by President Louis A. R. Pierl of the Providence Reds hockey team. Center Gaston Gauthier, formerly with the Hershey Bears, was purchased outright from the Ft. Worth (Tex.) team of the U. 8. Hockey league. At the same time, Pieri revealed the loan of goalie Harry McQueston to the Minneapolis Millers in ex~ change for defensemen Orville
the Greenfield Bo
18 to 11, at half time. Dave Reilich e
It was give and fake at the Armory last night at the second Times-Legion Golden Gloves elimination. The bows swapped punches aplenty. On the left, Torry Everett of the Stokely-Van Camp team seems to be leaning at almost a 45 degree angle as George Miller of
AY the right, Clifton Scott, the dusky battler from the A. C. Lee school lands a left alongside the head of John McCurdy of the Leeper A. C. Miller and Scott were winners to advance in their respective classes.
ys club swings a long right in their 160-pound scrap.
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Local Women's Team Rolls Highest Total in Nation
Women may be referred to in many circles as the weaken sex, but when it comes to bowling they are doing gn about-face. of this emerged from the Kernel Optical Ladies league session at
Pritchett’'s last night.
The Mechanics Laundry quintet posted the top three-game series
of the nation, 2059, in their trio members vaulted over the 600-mark, the team had 963, 1009, 987. Their middle game was the best of the
|season in local ranks, but ranked
far down the list nationally. .Bernis Thorpe paced the heavyhitting five, who took sole possession of first place in the Jeague
standings through a trio of victories over Hoosier Coal & Oil Co.,
“|with whoin they shared the top
spot prior to last night's matches. Mrs. Thorpe had 197, 226, 214—637, her third 600-series of the current campaign. Louellen Early also made her third entry into the select circle with 180, 200, 243—633, and Betty Shipman connected for her second 600 through 211, 224, 168—603. Dorothy Berkopes and Genie Drexjer, other members of the Laundry quint, had totals of 546 and 540. According to the Jan. 5 bulletin, released by the Women’s International Bowling congress, a - 2905, rolled by the Kornitz Oil of Milwaukee, was the season’s top threegame series. Unless other heavy scoring resulted since then, the local tegm’s total is far out in front of other feminine aggregations. Two other members of .the Kernel loop connected for 600s, Mabel Pischer having 203, 234, 171608 for
Marott Shoes and Frances Snyder, |
Indianapolis Women’s Bowling as-
sociation secretary, 215, 169, 222—606 |
for Bemis Yetter Service. It was the initial 600 of ‘the ‘season for
Local league Tenpin Soores
BOWLERS (MEN)
600 Lovie Pahey, Foster-Messick Mixed... 587 Don MecVew, Fox-Hunt Classic ...... Roberts, Schwitzer-Cummins ...... 583 Dave James, Insurance ..........eee., 659 Bil Behrens, MAIOBAT .o... :.vresees 582 Len Faust, Fox-Hunt ..........o0000s. 653 | Geo. Cravens, Link- Beit "No. 3ersvuve 582 Hap Horn, Construction ...... Oren Euliss, k Belt No, 1 . . 582 Paul Moore, Fox-Hunt ........ Ted Fenwick, Indianapolis Railways . 579 Red Schaub, Moon-Lite Mi Javea Stuart, Traffic Club . ........ 579 Lou Daugherty, Insurance .......... u_ Cochrane, Christ the King ...... 8 Wilfred rt Bowl Reen 8 “rattle, Naval Ordnance (Sturm). «510 Miller Ensminger, Washingto! .
Morris 'Tutterow, Sport Bowl PFonnie Snyder, Fox-Hunt ..... Howard Deer Jr., Sport Bowl . Ralph Richman, Pox-Hunt .......... Joe Miller, New York Central ........ Chas. Reinbold, Washington -.. Homer Cox, Antlers Recn Walter-English, New-York “Central, Clarence Schott, Fox-Hunt Brant, Fox-Hunt Joe Osting, Construction .... John Murphy, Fox-Hunt Bob Kelly, Fox-Hunt ... Eugene Douthit, Mutual ‘Muk W. Mickieson, Marcy Village Wally Bolsz, Insurance .... John Btarr, Water Co. W. Ross, Allison A, C: . Fonnie Snyder, Real Estate ,...... Telford Wright, Construction Les Brandt, Construction Howard Deer Jr., Fox-Hunt . Bob Bolinger, Sport Bowl .. Clayton Riggsbee, Insurance
OTHER LEAGUE LEADERS MEN
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Seven Girls Meet Ft. Wayne
The, Tom Joyce Seven-Up girls will meet City Electric of Pt. Wayne in the opening game of an all-star card at Sacred Heart gym tomorrow at 3 p. m. The strong Pure Oilers will tangle with Fuzzy’s of Greenwood in the feature game at 4. Other games scheduled:
5:00—-Broad Ripple American Legion vs, Beech Grove Boosters 6:00-—-30th Bt. Jarage vs. Industrial Club 1:00--Armons & Oo, ve. [Beveridge Paper
= Tourney To Start Feb. 4
CHICAGO, Jan. 26 (U. P.).—A 10city, 43-day tournament for the world’s pocket billiard title, between champion Willie Mosconi of Philadelphia and Jimmy Caras of ‘Wil. mington, was announced today by the Billiard Association of America. The championship matches, to start in Philadelphia Feb. 4, will be the first sanctioned title competition in pocket billiards since April, 1944, when Mosconi defeated Andrew Ponzi in a challenge match
Service vs. Dalony Club
(Rusty) Waldriff ‘and Doug Verity.
at Kansas City to regain the title.
BASKE
Rolla Mines
BUTLER vs.
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85¢c ‘General Admission
8:16 P.M. — BUTLER FIELDHOUSE
TONIGHT
TBALL VALPARAISO
Proof
of efforts. When three of their
each. Miss Snyder's Bemis team had 935, 896, 911—2742 in its three games. : In men’s circles, Don McNew flashed some of his old-time form to set the pace with 208, 266, 212— 686 for Meisterbrau Beer in the Fox-Hunt Classic league matches. Two other members of the league were over 650, Yen Faust having 230, 244, 179—653 for Russett Cafeteria and Paul Moore 240, 203, 207— 650 for HerfI-Jones. Other outstanding scorers of the evening were Dave James with 178, 245, 236—659 for Unemployment Compensation in the Insurance league at the Pennsylvania and Hap Horn with 215, 246, 191652 for Vonnegut’s in the Construction league at Pritchett’s. A squad of 30 entrants in the third annual West Side individual classic will fire at the maples tomorrow afternoon at 2, bringing the event to a close. They will attempt to dethrone John Blue, the tourney leader who amassed a 1657 in his eighth tourney games last Sunday. The Sunday schedule follows: M. O’'Grady-Joe Michaelis, Daniel Car-
‘| Betty Weaver, Kernel
saro-Bob Drexler, Keith Miller-Donald Galey (Boone Grove), Larry Seiler (Evansville) -Art Baker, Ray GeorgeWerner Mueth (Evansville), Dick Nord-holt-Jay - Batchelor (Hammond), Leo ck Hun Joe Harris (Hammond) -Wilfred Brehob, Jim Blake-Ed. Battson, Tony Bullock-Fred Moll (Hammond), Herman Bohne-Edwin Schott, . Balley-Earl Winterhoff (Hammond), Wilbur Holle-Bernie Mills, Dave BattsonJoe - Braskich (Valparaiso), Bob JinesPaul. Thompson.
Heal). Wade, Diamond Chain Blythe, Kingan A. A. Don Yarnell, Naval Ordnance (PHO a) Max Steel, Rosedale Dair .e Rickey, St. Philip Men's Club .. ry Pruesser, Public Service Mixed..... Kurt Oehme, Real Silk Mixed....... a
600 BOWLERS (WOMEN) Bernis Thorpe, Revue Optical Co
Louellen Early, Kernel ............... 633 Mabel Fischer, Kernel ............... 608 Frances Snyder, Kernel .............. 606 Betty Shipman, Kernel ............... 603
500 BOWLERS (WOMEN) Flossie Haufler, Kernel
Bite Sheehan, Kernel Jane Pegg, Kernel Gertrude Bradley,
Xs rnel
Marta Roberts, Indpls. Railways Mxd, Mary Baas, Kernel Mary Baringer, Kernel Pauline Ritchey, Kernel Rita Maher, Foster-Messick Mixed. . Wilena Hansen, Kernel .............. Dorothy Berkopes, Kernel .. Lucy Court, Kernel . Hazel Wagner, Kernel .. Helen Krauss, Kernel ... Genfe Drexler, Kernel .... Patty Btriebeck, Kernel Marie Fulton, Kernel Margaret Skelton, Kernel Pauline Wagner, Kernel .. Judy Hindel, Kernel ........ Garnet Von Burg, Kernel . Iva Dininger rnel Nell Schmidt, Kernel Bille Hi M
Rosemary Kruger, Mickey Rotert, Kernel. . Ruth Kopel, Kernel ... Helena
Madden, Kernel
Jessie Culligan, Beard Food
OTHER LEAGUE LEADERS (WOMEN) I. Collins, Biue Ribbon Ice Cream.... Esther Raines, Water Co,
SATURDAY, JAN. 26, 1S
Times-Legion Golden Cloves Show Caps Shoot
Sunday Night |
nside
PHILIP "HENRY ve minutes of fly at 38 he wants nal in the co n ambitious jump pettger, new supe port, but -a few e is amply qualifi pct to say Lt. Col. pave and won't b 22) has be ravel since hé wa ead every book a he subject that h + + And then th rmy adr forces the m chief of air ins
For Eagles
| By BOB STRANAHAN | The not - so - high - fying Ney Haven Eagles may be duck soup fof the rest of the American Ho league, but tomorrow's visitors
CKe
his thumb during
the ‘Coliseum haven't been” push| Yesults when overs for the Indianapolis Capitals omprehensi It is noteworthy that, while thd BESPECTACLE eastern club has won only seves ut about putting
games, two of these were from thy Caps. The last time the clubs met w: in New Haven in that stormy af) | fair which wound up 9-3 agains the Indianapolis skaters, Penal] ties were dished ‘out as freely as the flying fists, and Goalie Yves Nador drew a fine of 25 fish for his par} in the brawling.
One Goal Behind \ A glance through the re shows that in the five games play thus far the Eagles are only one goal behind the Caps in 24-25. And our boys haven't come nes a shutout against the Easterne One of the big reasons for this was Joe Bell who succeeded in scoring in 19 of the first 34 games of season for the best performance of any forward in the league at tha point. His 10-game scoring streak was stopped in St. Louis on Jan. 6! As usual here of late, first p! will be in the balance in the Ne Haven-Cap and Hershey - Buffalg encounters tomorrow night. Buffalo and the ‘Seibert ska are all tied up in the championship scrap, but both will enter the games
business. . . . In cc Phil Roettger plan 0-year plan to ac he wants: Air fr
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as favorites against their Sunda to have nation’s rivals. The opposition is dangero ¥ however, Then, of course, the Caps’ ne) : record of having gone unbeaten) ce X 1 through 13 home games also will be! x stake. The string started Nov, | against Pittsburgh and the Caps’ MEXICO CIT have been winners except for three to ties ever since at the Coliseum. S04. sumething
all-time record r Mexico City. Th here are equally Well-known h tuary and lesser « ist agencies that are getting the b Americans are automobile and t Acapulco, the thousands of requ rates. Taxco, the ite ot travelers, a The country is class Mexicans Ww can sightseers fc
Jack Keating Back 4
Jack Keating, ‘just out of the army air forces where he served as! an athletic officer, was on hand} this morning as the Caps staged | their final practice for the Sune day game, ] He came in from the coast where | he has played in nine games for! Bob Gracie’s Hollywood Wolves, | With Steve Wochy on the side- | lines because of his fractured hand, | the Caps can use this front help | immensely. On the romantic side, incidente | ally, Wochy and Miss Shirley Berte rand of Detroit were issued s |
marriage license yesterday, spots. Bullfight Ti Young Skater TICKETS to
from Spain, ares seats. Yesterday 800 to 1000 pesos, . Forty to. 50 middle row seats, Crowded to cap
In Exhibition For Polio Fund
Eighteen-year-old Bill Hanley, |
who took second place in last year's | spectators. Seal state competition in novice men’s | good sites. figure skating, vi Jive a special > tion for the polio fund at] Scien Rollerland Mon- | day. J , Hanley, who ree | sides at 509 N. | THE MEDIC Hamilton, is a example of how drug store em= ° war world. It is
ployee, and skates | for recreation. : He is an expert figure skater and |
any notion of
really like. Even in the c Kong before the beds. Since Hon this meant 17.5 |
Hanley
is expected to be a prominent cone tender for honors in the 1946 ‘state championship event to be held ag Rollerland on April 3.
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