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By JAMES E. WALTERS, United Press Sports Writer > Conference action headlines this week-end's Hoosier high school

will decide 1945-46 titles tonight.

.| basketball firing. Four of the statels nine major leagues apparently

Elkhart, winner of 16 out of 17 games, pad the 12-game winning Columbus Bulldogs, could jointly share honors of the first champs crowned this season if they come through with victories.

The BluesBlazers from the far north head the Eastern division of the Northern conference and need one victory in their ‘last three games—against South Bend Central, Goshen or South Bend Adams —to clinch a tie for the title. Central, at Elkhart tonight, currently is tied for second place,

| while Adams and Goshen rest in | the second division.

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Plymouth’s Central conference {leaders and East Chicago Washing- | ton, pace-setter in the Western! {wing of the Northern league, could |FOW-

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leagues will be. settled—barring startling upsets. Anderson in the North Central, Scottsburg in the Southeastern,

West Central, Evansville Central in the Southern and Columbia City

in the Northeastern are setting the pace, but still are two or more vic-

tories away. from the title. Several other top-games, aside from the conference championship | battles, dot the card tonight or tomorrow. Probably the best sends Jasper, smarting from consecutive losses

to the Evansville powers—Central and Bosse, to New Albany tonight.

The hosts have won seven in al

Richmond Meets Kokomo

Richmond, with a nine-game!

|gets by second-place Wabash and winning streak, faces trouble to-| the onceésbeaten Senators ‘topple. runner-up Hammond high, the championship issue in those two

from Sullivan,

New Castle a week ago.

Central. Bosse, Bedford Tangle

Wiley tomorrow.

Peru at Kokomo, and South Bend

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

onference Titles AT Stake

Bids for Title

Terre Haute Gerstmeyer in the|!

+ + + challenges Red Cochrane's welter rule tonight.

Title Bout Aired on WISH 1310 9:00 P. M.

Basketball Scores

"HIGH SCHOOLS

Boonville 31, Evansville Reitz 28.

Buffalo 27, Burnettsville 18. Chalmers 44, Woloott 34. Dubois 46, Ireland 29. Shelbyville 47, Greensburg 34. Sunman 33, ‘Milan 26. STATE COLLEGES

Butler Alumni 58, Butler Varsity 80, Notre Dame 62, Michigan State 57.

pot OTHER RESULTS Alabama 34, Mississippi State 29. Ashland 45, Wooster fn. Baylor 51, Texas 36.

Centre 46, Cumberia

nd 42, Camp Atterbur = a T37IoN 18.

‘Cin net 88.

Westminster (Pa.) 58, Olmated Fiéld 25, ost Virginia wand 8 50, Sale 8 m 44. eatern aryl and ount h Mar s Wheaton 47, Lake Forest (Il r Wright "Field 67, Wake Boron ug

PROFESSIONAL | Sheboygan 52, Oshkosh i Youn ra cB Tut I (oyeltime).

DEATH NOTICES

mother of Irene Bailey, Mrs, Ray Wacker, Herbert 8. and Alford L. Batley. sister o Mrs. Norman Wineinger, Homer and Roscoe Crim,

Herrmann Funeral

| night, too—hosting the improving |

Kokomo Wildcats. The longest streak still intact of a major quintet—the “10-game skein of i | Linton—appears in little danger

Anderson, holding a half-game | § edge in the North Centra over 88 Richmond and the state's No. 1| {88 |quintet—Lafayette Jefferson, tangles | 5° 8% | with Frankfort tonight. Jeff travels | 1° f to Marion, where the Giants upset |

For the first time since 1041, the os welterweight title is at stake

| crown on the line at New | Madison Square Garden at 10 p.m. Pounding on the door to the throne |M Jatrick Cn room is Marty Servo of Schenectady. som. For information, all Tireless, aggressive Servo is a hard

Ft, Wayne offers another rousing | civic feud tonight—twice-beaten | South Side agaigst North Side. | "on | Huntington, which saw an eight- | figame winning streak terminated by South Side last week, takes! on Ft. Wayne's top-rated quintet— | |

punches faster'n you can count arid pie never been knocked off his feet. Bash-nosed Freddie, however, is | plenty tough. He fights li i and has lots of | Evansville Bosse, pointing for its his recent tilts with Rocky Graziano, |8. L A. C. deciding game with city dynamite-packing middleweight, §% rival Central next week-end, meets have taken the rust off of “Red's” i |s0-s0. Bedford tonight. {plays non-conference Terre Haute' him in good fighting trim.

Enjoy the excitement, blow-by- 5 Terre Haute Gerstmeyer pits ifs blow.onG

Central! form, shined u

against Otter Creek—the club which ' # bounced thie then Wabash Valley sharp! & | favorites out of the tourney. Elsewhere tomorrow, Hammond Use Gillette Blue high meets Hammond Clark, Evans- | ville Memorial is at Jeffersonville,| ;},,rnest edges

| sharp! BE sharp! Blades with the

{8 | Riley tangles with South Bend : § | Adams.

Friends may call after 4 p. m, Priday.

'BOYD—Wanita Byrd, wife of Charles | Fred, sister of Burrell J. Byrd and Mrs. |

{C. C. Downey, both of Charleston, 8, C.;

Burial Crown CLARK-Elizabeth, of 2010 N. Arl aunt of Nuon and Carolyn 2630 Station st. Buria Come-

aries,

day, 10 a. m. from the Beanblossom

tuary,

Spangler, Ban : vieve Finley, Marion, Ind; Walter Kansas - - City, Mo,

Saturday Meridian

15, at the, Kirb wh 19th st, 10 a. mail

Kessler bivd, beloved mother “ot Cole, Bt. Louis, Mo,; Ray Grisham,

| snabolis Cloude Qrisham, Denver, Golo. ; his armor and put | Grisham, Norwalk, O.; sister of Eimer

of her daughter, Mrs. Harvey D, Orr of

illette’ SCavalcndeot Spdnis | Late N. Kessler bivd, Funeral services Sun- & | West Central lead tonight against gyer American t | third-place Clinton, while Terre wisH, 1310, 9:00 Haute Garfield tries for revenge

. m, from the Webb & Halt

t Mu [a ome in Fredricktdwn, Mo, Burial

Wabash 49, Crane Naval Ammunition De-

passed away Wednesday. Mineral Saturday, 1:30 m., at the G, H. tome 1508 8. East st. Priends (hvited. Burial Round Hill,

passed away Thursday. Services Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary Saturday, 1} a, m.

ave, entered into rest hing te Ungon 8, foes 1:30 p. m. Saturday, No Northeast | Chapel, wn Hill

CRAIL—James, of 307 N. Davidson st, husband of Bessie Crail, father of Wile liam, Helén and James Jr. Puneral Satur.

" Mortuary, 1321 W, Ray st. Burial Memo“Red” Cochrane | rial Parr Cemetery, yr - % (a ri of Elizabeth, N. J, lays his | DUNNE—Thomas Patrick, husband of the late Mary Dunne; father of Mrs, Scott Henry, Mrs. Bernard Shepard, Mary, AA Jr. and John Dunne; brother of Patrick Cassidy, and Mrs, Will Robining. Funeral notice Kirby Mor

FELIX Ida Belle, mother of Mrs. Ella A. Pedro, Cal; Mrs. 3. pai

and Satinday. 81 died Wednesday. Panerai +

tery. Friends may call at vy oa Pam.

ans jm M243 jun Foy GIROUD—We extend our deepest grati- : on our many friends, neighbors and relatives for Shei . | mamy acts of love and Xk words of sympathy extended to us during our & cent bereavement, the loss of our beloved mother, Mattie Giroud. We also extend

| Harvey D. Orr, Indianapolis; Mrs. M. rte

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KORNBLUM August, 58 years, ¥ N. Arsenal, beloved husband of Anna Ror blum, father of Mrs, Jeanie Marie Karl (deceased) and Capt H.

ry Kornblum, Branaville, Ine Saturday, 10 a. m., at the H. Herrmann Funeral Home, 1508 8. A st. Friends | oAll any time. . '

husband of Beatrice, father ald, Rosemary, Gerald and Ge Dana. brother of Mrs. Grace Eekert, Lee Marcum, B. G. Marcum and Bdward Marcum, son of Willlsm Mareum,

at the residence. Friends invited, rial Ploral Park. Farley service.

stationed in North Carolina, daughter of Baran i sister of Mary Wagner,

Richardson, passed away Thursday a, m. Friends may oall at sister's ener.

copy.) Tolin service, PENNICKE w Alice J, 3147 N. Wallace,

Mrs. Mildred R. Barnell and Maurice W.

R. Wands, Los Angeles, Cal, Friends ma call at Shirley ng irvi ving Hill Oh 5377 BE. Wash

services Saturday Ay 1°30 p. m. from

husba pu t rothy,

Chapel! of the Chimes,

indianapolis Times, Friday, Feb, I, 1060

. Korn oo yon Dr.), Chanute PFleld, Il; brother of

invited. Burial New Crown. Friends may AT R., age 46, 230 vero

away Thursday, ' Funeral Saturday, 2

MAXWELL-Ollve M, wife of Warrant Officer Paul ‘Maxwell 'of U, B, Amy,

Rebecca Mumaw, of Plqua, 0.. Catherine indianapolis Times, Friday, Web. i, idig| une of Ft W

BAILEY —Estella, 72 years, of 1516 Comer ave. beloved wife of rag B. Balley,

Jessie Rich, George Hardin, Harvey Hardin, of Sharpsville, Ky. and Charles

1338 Reisner st, any time. Services Saturday, 1p. m. Interment Orown Hill, (Mun. cle and Anderson, Ind, papers please

passed away Thursday a. m, beloved {wife of John L. Pennicke and mother of

| Fennicks, srandmocher ol Mis, Qenige Katzenberger, Ellen Tompkins and yeoman 3-¢ Maurice Pennicke Jr. and AETM 3-0 N Ruthann Pennicke, Jack Edwin Pennicke GE ERAL BAKING CO. and aratgrandmotnes of Sally Jo and Edwin Katzenberger and sister of Prances

any tthe, Funeral to secounting di chapel. Rev, Kelcher wil offieiate. Burial he She 1@ t tery. Priends are avited, "Moore Mort. | CTO swine oe O, 3, paused away 'o

—— of estat.” snd John Swift, Services at the J. C. flson Chapel of the Chimes, 1204 ra st, turday, 1 p. m. Priends invited. Burial Washington Park. Friends may call at the

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