Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 January 1946 — Page 14

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The Indianapolis Kautskys turned in & neht 43-38 triumph over the

was tied again at 27-all when Bob Diets tipped in a fielder and the Hoosiers went ahead to stay.

third quarter. Tall Arnold Risen led the Indianapolis attack with 13 points, while Bob Feerick was high for the visitors with 10.

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BOSTON, Jan. 28 (U, P.). — Mort Cooper, Boston Braves’ pitcher who underwent an arm operation late last season, has signed his 1946 contract, .

[| Results

Western Maryland 50, Mt. St. Mary's 23.° Western Kentucky 62, Morehead (Ky.) ‘40. Wilberforce 49, Rio Grande 38.

Yale 80, Princeton 30.

CITY, COUNTY HIGH SCHOOLS Ben Davis 39, Cathedral 34 Evansville Memorial 28, Broad Ripple 24 Howe 82, Shortridge 320. Ww Central 40, Franklin twp. 36 n 43, Warren Central 31 OTHER HIGH SCHOOLS Bloomington 41, Columbus 36 Bremen Walkerton 27 (I.) 43, Michigan City 21, 8 3»

bu ei 44, Jasper 36 naville Lincoln 45, Louisville Central

Hammond Clark 55, South Bend Washington $86, 3

Hammond 81, Ft. Wayne Central 39 39, (shen 38 (overtime).

non 35, Mt. Wayne South Side 33 Mishawaka 50, Auburn 40, vv § South Bend Adams 40, Ft. Wayne North Side 39 (overtime), Rensselaer St. Joseph's 32, South Bend Oentral Catholic 29 Windfall 50, Prairie twp. 45 Fayette County Tourney Bverton 59, Bentonville 30 (final) Howard County Tourney ig 40, West Middleton 30 (final)

Johnson County Tourney Center Grove 33, Whiteland 31 (final)

Miami Comnty T Olly twp. 46, Chill 80 (anal)

(final) Tri-County Tourney Monrovia 42, Smithville 38 (final) Wabash Valley Tourney Shelburn 23, Robinson (Ill) 31 Linton 38, go 2 40, Shelburn 3 (final) Wi unly Tourney Motta ty & Plime n(n arrick Cou ty Tourney Boonville i, Lyon 22 (final) PREP SCHOOLS, ACADEMIES Park School 34, Columbus (0.) Academy

"PROFESSIONAL Oshkosh 52, Rochester 45,

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to the ring in the annual Times-Legion tourney. Parker, left, is shown shallow boxing in front

house, being coached on how to ja Both lads are Leeper Boxing school ! tournament's third show is to be held at the Armory Friday night.

team members.

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out yesterday afternoon to take his

ing Proprietor’s association, was one of the 28 pinmen making up the final squad in the tourney. He was also one of the 28 who were

little chance of overhauling the

John Blue, who took over the tep spot the week F. previous with a £ 16567. However, the dynamic Hunt, nationally known as a Jack Hunt 4,ugn tournament bowler, lost little time in setting his sights for the top award, when he opened with a 246 game. He went on to post 206, 182, 218, 231,- 187, 193, 215 for his winning 1676 an average of 209. The veteran Blue, whose 1657 gave him the lead for a week, had to be satisfied with the runnerup spot, but he accomplished one feat that was far out of reach of other participants, when he posted a 279 game, the top single effort of the event. Carnagua Is Third Bob Carmagua finished third with 1834; John Mencin, fourth, with 1624; John Groscop of Ft. Wayne and Ed Striebeck, tied for fifth and

.| sixth, with 1622's; Paul Wood fin-

ished seventh with 1621; Louis Fhrlich of Muncie, eighth, with 1618; Oscar Nettrour of Mt. Wayne, ninth, with 1611: Faye Rugh, tenth, with 1609, and Don Johnson, 11th, with 1607. Other totals were under 1600. Fred Schleimer, tournament secretary, announced 280 bowlers fired at the huge prise melon which would be sliced into 28 paying places with 1688 low to cash. He also announced the present list as unofficial with the iocal payoff being set for Pritchett alleys Wednesday night. A new lineup of leaders in the annual Deselan doubles appeared after 226 contestants had taken their turns on the alleys over the second week-end of action. Schuch and Steele Lead Bud Schoch and John Steele assumed first place in both actual scoring and handicap divisions, as

Steele for 643. Combination of their results gave them 1206 and first in actual scoring, and when they added 103 free pins, they nabbed the top spot in the handicap division. Vince Manno and R. Strickland,

led the handicap division last week, are now in second place with their 133¢. John Kiesel and Oscar Behrens combined for a 1268 for

Hockey Results

LAST NIGHT'S SCORES National League New York 5, Detroit 2 Chicago 4, Boston 1 United States League

St. Paul 5, Dallas 3 Kansas oity 4, Omaha 2

SATURDAY RESULTS National League Toronto 6, Chicago § Boston 4, Detroit 2 Montreal 8, New York 3 United States League Omaha 2, St. Paul 1 Minneapolis 9, Dallas ¢ Port 5, Tulsa ),

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Captures Top Cash in Alley Classic

Jack Hunt, one of the city’s busiest bowling aliey men, took time

turn in the third annual West Side

individual scratch classic, and when the firing was over he was $500 richer as a result of finishing in first place. * ; Hunt, who is part owner of the Fox-Hunt and Prijchett-Hunt-O'Grady bowling establishments and secretary of the Indianapolis Bowl-| je re

second place In actual scoring, and with an added 63 charity pins took over third in the handicap division. The leading Steele and Richard Schaub, who had teamed to take second in the handicap $hst week, fell to fourth with 1323, while Claud Stone and J. Regich combined for 1145 (169) 1314 and fifth place.

Behrens teamed with Harry Wheeler for a 1247 to add third place in the actual scoring to his runnerup position and Bob Earl and B. Byers connected for 1296 and fourth place. Schaub and Steele, who were the rulers in aetual scoring after the initial weekend of firing are now fifth with their 1222.

Leading individual score of the event is Bob Earl's 668, while Stone and Steele share the lead for the best single game, each having 266s. The event will be concluded Sunday night after another week-end of firing. Gladys Chesnut, a local entrant, finished on top in the first annual National Negro Women’s tournament, conducted at the Fun Bowl over the week-end. She had 1117 for the six games. Winners of other prise winning positions were: Sara Sturidvant (Cleveland) 1097; Jean Covington (Chicago) 1071, Isabell Baxter (Cincinnatl) 1065, Hattie Sellars (Chicago) 1085, Gladys Chesnut 1068, Isabell Baxter 1048 and Maye Johnson (Detroit) 1043. Contestants were not confined to one try at the prize list and many took several whirls at the maples, Additional prizes will be awarded to several others of the 150 contestants.

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whammed in a short shot from the right of the cage. «Wilson was a fancy Dan in the nets in the closing minutes of play as the Eagles gave everything they had to try to escape the shutout. He hit ice on a couple of shots which looked as though they had a scoring label on them, and was given able and ample assistance by the Cap defense.

Hockey Summary, Standing

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Negro baseball league.

, 138, oa Watren De Jean, 135, New Orleans (3); Pat Flowers, 123, New Orleans, outpointed Dive Chegtum, 120%, New Orleans (4).

Lausche 2d in Pin Race for $52,000 Prize

CRICAGO, Jan. 28 (U. P).— brother of Ohio's in the

Cost Rockets

TOMORROW NIGHT Lebanon at Cathedral, WEDNESDAY Washington at Greencastle,

Broad Ripple's Rockets know today how important it is to count from the free-throw line, The Northesiders dropped a close 28-24 decision to Evansville Memorial Saturday night in a doubleheader at Tech gym because they falled to connect on & single gratis toss in 13 attempts. Broad Ripple outscored the Tigers from the field, 12-8.

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Golf Playoff

PHOENIX, Ariz, Jan, 28 (U. P). —Ben Hogan, Hershey, Pa., and Herman Keiser, Akron, O, met today in an 18-hole playoff for $1500 first money in the $7500 Phoénix Open golf tournament.

terday’s 4 tie with

Vie Ghezai,

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.|blazed a sensational seven-under-

par final round to take third place with 274. He received $750. Smiley Quick, Pomona, Cal, was low ama-

:| teur with 283,

Closes With 71 The tournament looked lke Hogan's until the final round when he dubbed a putt on the last hole.

i Two-putting, he got a 71. 54

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money winners included:

Sam Byrd, Detroit, and Lloyd Mangrum, Los Angeles, 279, $475 each, George Schneiter, Salt Lake City, 200, $376. Joe Zarhardt, Norristown, Pa.: Leland Gibson, Kansas Oity, Mo.; Chandler Harper, Portsmouth, Va.

Chicago Is Ahead By One Point

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