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FRIDAY, FEB. 22 1946 a

Champs, F Foner Champs and Other Tenpin Stars to Appear

In Action Over

the Week-End

Basketball won't be the only sport parading its elite over the weekend, for right here in Indianapolis practically every bowling star will be in action as the annual men and women’s city pin tournaments

is resumed.

Champions, past champions, and a host of would-be champions will take their whirl at the maples, the men at the Delaware and Illinois

alleys and the women at Sport Bowl The top Suiurday attraction will be the. appearance of last year’s champion five-man aggregation, captained by Fred Schleimer, popular secretary of the Indianapolis and Fox-Hunt Classic loops. Schleimer’s, aggregation, Fehrs X-L Beer, won last year's event under another sponsorship, posting a 2078 to take the title. Their 1946 appearance is scheduled at 9 p. m. tomorrow at the Delaware, site of the team events, Heavy Action Sunday If the Fehr five fails to unseat Marott 8hoes, who lead at present with 2891, there will be plenty of topnotchers going .after the crown Sunday night, when the Indianap-olis-Fox-Hunt Classic squad takes over the alleys on the 8:30 shift. Larry Fox's Bowes Sealfast, win ners of two previous city titles; Wilbur Richwine’s Cook’s Goldblume, another two-time winner, and Charley Cray’'s Barbasol, a former champion, are among 16 quints who will be gunning for the Shoemen on the special squad. Several other special squads are included on the week-end program. The Construction league will take over tomorrow's 6:30 shift, while on Sunday the Eli Lilly squad at 3:30 p. m. and the Commercial league squad at 6 p. m. will precede the star-studded 8:30 squad. The top Sabbath activities in the men’s event will shift to the Illinois alleys, where several star performers are carded to take their turn in the doubles and singles. Members of the Fehr team will be among those firing at 1179 of Sim Woodall and Homer Minnick, leaders in the championship dou-

bles, and Buck Baurley, who heads the actual singles scoring with 631. Feminine Champs Three of last year's women's champions will be defending their crowns on the 7 and 8 o'clock shifts at Sport Bowl Sunday night. Last year's top doubles combination, Genie Drexler and Dorothy Berkopes, are scheduled at 7, while Bernis, Thorpe, defending singles

in the individual event at 8.

A steady stream of leading feminine pastimers will traverse the

the opening Sunday squad goes on at 11 a. m. until the final shift moves across at 10 p. m. If anyore is to topple Vivian Parsons and Mickey Rotert from their doubles lead and Gertrude Bradley from the top spot in the singles, it should be one of the Sunday performers. The doubles leaders have 1046 and Mrs. Bradley a 573 for

& Oil leads in the team event with a 2600. League Sessions

Scoring was again light in last night’s league sessions, Arna Elstrod’s initial 600-series of the season being the best performance registered. Rolling with MaddenCopple of the Bowes Sealfast. loop at West Side she had 236, 181, 136603. It was the fourth 600-series of the season in the Sealfast circuit and the 58th in women’s league competition. The top male scorer of the evening was Tom Fehringer, who had 230, 200, 220—650 for Electronic Laboratory in the Parkway Recn.

Saturday's tourney schedules follow: MEN—TEAM EVENT 4 P. M.-P. M. Liquor Stores, Atlas

Super Market, Willlams' Five, Main Office, | Mf

Sponsel Bakery. Phillips “66,” Stone, Stafford & Stone, Assistant General Manager Cook's Beer, Tool Design, Indiana ial, Disbursements,

P. M.—Service Con. Co., Brandt Bros, & So. Stewart-Carey Glass, Midland Buflding Industries, Inc., Vonnegut Hardware, Modern Home Insulators, Inec., Bayes Brothers, Inc., Speedway Lumber, Jones Service, The Stanley Works, an Heating Co., Indiana Gear Rangers) Holland's and ~ tan Hvdraulic, Dean Centrifugal. ¥ P, M.—Hittle Mach. & Tool, Troy Oil Farrell Granite, Stark & Wetzel, Mack's Lunch, Ace Neon Suns. Fireside Taner Roehl Pharm:

Asgrow, acies, Nichols’ tle Harrell Plumbing, Epler F Matathon Service, H. Herrman Funeral Home, Bendix, Pens x Beer. MEN—-DOUBLES & SINGLES 1:30 P, a. C. King-R. Ramey, (D.

0.), H. King-T. G. Blanck, (8. 0.), 2 Kiewitt-G. Stuart, Walter KnuthPrank © G-imm, Justin PForsyth-Ralph Thomas, D

, Daniels-Gle: Cravens-M. McCulley, D. R. P es Royer, C. Hazelip-A. Dawson, Rus CornelJus<Harty Lukins, Eugene Loeper-Ward Tug Mg, Leonard Chae -Jony Picker- * Buatir-G. Porter. M.—Ralph Bader-Jake Seifried, Al as Es Prench, Tom Kercheval. John Raftery, Red Schwab-Ed Kohr, Harold Yount-Lou Fehrenbach, Floyd Wim-mer-Floyd Kenyon, Dean Burns-Bob Heus-

Esquire Grills, |p

R. | Dan kes-John “| Wm. Luckemeir,

renner, Claude Soni, Schornstein,

Lyle Clift, G. Muncie-V. Drake, H. - LL ER w, T. Clifford-A. P. Bota, J] Brehob, H. Dampier, G. Popavec: Sauter, E. v. Mcllvaine-R, L "30 P. M.-H. Winns J Fletcher, G. Dinsmore-J. Elixman, Winters-J. Watson, Walter Hoff Edwin Ri

Weishaar-H. Hafer, G. - A) iner-V. Wiley, A. Under-wood-G. Akard, Basil Cowan-Ernest Perkinson, Percy Jim Newbold - Par , Johm Ni «Wm. i : 9:30 P. M.—P. Roeder- D. Powers-J. Collins, Lee Wickliff-G. C, EiK 3 Max-well-John Crist, G. Hangh-Shackelford,

arsh, Emil Strakis-

WOMEN-—TEAM EVENT 4:30 P. M.—Perndale Tavern, Volum Control, Mg ownsip Courier, Kingan Co. , Royal Crown Cola, Kingan hy 0.

-Cola, Cl Re Lab Pepsi-Col oA 0 oe Dress Shop, ogy ah Berviot: RipDle ter Service No. 2, Front Tav

lin, Jim Hurt, Sr.-Jim Hurt Jr, W. P. Carten-Ted idppincott, Sr., » R. Collins-D.

vern, Dark Horses, St. Eon Cnedinn, Kingan's Team 1, Kingan's Team 5,

Local League Tenpin Scores

600 BOWLERS (MEN) Tom Fehringer, Parkway Recn.. 850) Bob Roth, Building Trades .. . 839 Fred Mitchell, Marvin Shell Service. 3 Harry McCracken, Holy Trinity . Kenlly Andrews, Coca-Cola (Pho 8. "e38 th Miller, Automotive 634

a Hohit Jr., Vegetable ‘Growers 622 Geo, Gerking, Automotive ........... 621 0. Augerstadt, Banding “Trades Verran 620

Art Sherdell, Allison ‘Airport John Wood, St. Catherine ........... Bob Fauceit, Moon-Lite Naor . Leo White, Automotive “ee Lloyd McVey, Marvin Shell .... ‘ Ralph Pheu Automotive .......... : Ramey, Stewart-Warner Bohels: ‘John Koch Pe

600 BOWLERS (WOMEN) Arna Elstrod, Bowes Seal Faat....... 603

500 BOWLERS RE CHoMEN) Laura Alatander Samant Vii Betty Eva Ba Kournes Gertrude Pfarr, Bt.

3 Raul Estate. ... 542

b Cave, Movaelits Major eve sens 609 H, Craig, Sturm Ri tiene. G08 Harold Thoman, Tamers 1 608 Leroy Sulter, Pittman Food Mkt, Mxd. 806 | Dorothy R. vidson, Building Trades ....... 606 Al Hout Marvin Shell .. ........... 606 Carl Rardin, Marvin Shel shiY suey ol ale Leroy st, Holy Trinity ..... “an “es Ted Fenwick, Parkway Reem, .. | 604 | Mickey Rotert, rigbinned Puel..... 522 Dick Corbett, Marvin Shell ......... 601|Connie Hickey, St. Philip ...... , Bob De Witt, Parkway Recn. 600 Baty Pomart, owes © Eo modns ¥yns Scott Padgett, Riviera Nutionai wav ive 600 Jo" Bar 2 on Real mi a ane Wilmo il OTHER LEAGUE LEADERS. (MEN) ou’ A Stegmoller, Bow ny sesane

Bob Huffman, Koerner Optical Mixed. 503

Bo Ed Horton, Commonwealth Loan..... 500 | Berniece Brownlee, Bowes ...,. Fred Bohrman, Printeraft ............ 580 Estelle Nash, Brightwood MPuel Oren Medlin, Power & Light ........ 587 | Muriel Hayes, Bowes ...... ..... Alex Rosner, Beatiblossom Mixed ..... 585 | Ann Sauter, Beanblossom Mized webs Kenny Bogard, «+. 385 | Mary Elwanger, Bowes 51 Harry Lovett, "Elke Club. bikie ens wen 583 | Roberta Pittman, Pittman "Mixed .. 510 Claude Oliphant, Grotto. ........ ce... 579 { Louellen Karly, Budweiser Beer ...... ‘508 Bob Yount, P. R. Mallor, 579 | Alice Haulter, ‘Bowes ............... 506 Herb Raymond, E. C. At iba... +++ 578 | Kate Treon, Brignteood Fuel ..x.... 508 John Plokering. Merz Roar. «vs 573] Hilda Poster, BOWE ....»:.s000000s H. Moore, Stevens Mortu, +++. 589 | Doris Stanley, Koerner Mixed ......, Howard Carroll, Natcnl-Seoi rosaries 568 | Paula Nard, ~Cola tPritohetii | rue Moon, L. 8. . 560) Audrey Buiter, tman Mixed ... Hap Powers, . American Unit United Mxd.. .. 832 Margaret Douthit, Beanblossom Mixed 503 suline Richey, Bowes .............. 1 e_Jardina, Bowes ............... 1 Ann Neese, Sexton Real Estate ....,. 500

Lesnevich, Oma To Meet Touight

NEW YORK, Feb. 22 (U. P.)).— Gus Lesnevich, world. light heavyweight champion, will celebrate his 31st birthday tonight by returning to Madison Square Garden's ring, after an absence of more than four years, to provide the tip-off on his chances of moving up to the heavyweight throne. Lesnevich, a former coast guardsman who covets Joe Louis’ crown, is slated for a 10-round heavyweight test against Lee Oma of Detroit in the first main event involving two Russians in Garden history. Oma, a dark Russian who

favored at 7-5. Lesnevich’s light heavy title will not be at stake since both will scale over the 175-pound limit; Oma about 187, and Gus about 180.

Fight Results

ORANGE, N. J. Freddie ghrther, 144%, Ju utpoinied 8 Simms, . New (10) FALL MVER, Mass «acl Lima, 143, Long Island City, N. Y.. outpointed Freddia Camuso, 146, Fall River (10). NEWPORT, Vt.«dean - Richard, 118, Montreal, outpointed Mautice Auger, 132, Troy, N. ¥." (8),

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Willie. Hoppe Picks Up $1000 Purse

CHICAGO, Feb, 22 (U. P).— Willie Hoppe pocketed the $1000 championship prize money today after rounding out a 1000 to 788 total score in his 1000-point, threecushion billiards match with Jake Schaefer, In the Anal two blocks last night, Hoppe defeated Schaefer, 50 to 23, in 29 innings and 50 to 43 in 37 innings. Hoppe made a high run of 14 in their early block, highest of the entire match.

Basketball Scores

COLLEGE BASKETBALL Gear. 12 87, Miami 36.

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Muskingum oo and M31 Washington U. 8t. Louis) : iiss

. Louls U, 48, Tul , 38. Taledo University ye. Y Potty Jones Hos-| ¥

t Virginia Tech 67, Davis and Elkins Wittenbeig 50, Findlay 38.

KENTUCKY TOURNEY |

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‘omen To Resume

Reds Trim ef East Leaders In Ice Fray

the progress of the leading Buffalo Bisons in the American Hockey league today, but despite a 4-to-1 victory, still were 25 points behind the Eastern division pacesetters. Providénce spotted Buffalo a first period goal last night when Freddie Hunt caged a reboupd shot. Thereafter, however, were kept strictly on the defensive. Bill Warwick tied the score for Providence before the period ended and in the second canto the Reds made it 3 to 1 on goals by Armand Lewieux and Bingo Kampman. Lemieux added the final goal in the

INDIANAPOLIS 27 19.8 239 20 tsburgh ........ 27 1 213 164 61 Sepa TERI EY St. Louts ......... 3-88 34 & Eastern Division Buffalo ......acee 3161180 Hershey .........e ovidence cenrnan ® 27 4 182 208 42

Tomorrow—INDIANAPOLMS at St. Louts; Barshey © at Pittshurgh; Providence

evela Sunday-—Pittsburgh at INDIANAPOLIS; Hershey = Providence; Cleveland st New Haven; Bt. Louis at Buffalo,

Meet in Top Bout.

Two hard hitting light-heavys, Bob Garner, a product of Louisville, and Charlie Banks, Cincinnati newcomer, will collide over the tenround route at the Armory tonight to top a five-scrap pro boxing bill to be staged under the banner of the Hercules Athletic Club, Welterweights will tangle in the four supporting clashes with four newcomers here in the ranks. The complete program follows: Main event —~40 rounds — light-heavy-weights: Charlie Banks, Cincinnati, vs. Beb Garner, Louisville, Ky. Semi-windup—6 nds welierwiighle: Pedro Cataania, Indianapolis, vs. Johnny

Prelim—35 | S. revntswelieranithte: Milton Bess, Indianapolis, vs. Willie Lockett,

Prelim—35 rounds—welterweights: Ernie Dethe, Mishawaka, Ind., vs. Al Jacksen,

s—welterweights:

Prelim—4 O. | by Marshall, ro 0., ws Moker ¢ | Wilson, Chicago.

Newcomers, along with Banks, in- |

cludes Lockett, Crane, Marshall and Wilson. The Wilson-Marshall tilt

Pop- | will open the action at 8:30 6'clock.

BE: Rangers Hold \Detroit Even

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making painfully slow progress io-

National Hockey league race. Their latest efforts resulted n a 2-t0-2 deadlock last night against the last-place Rangers at New fork. The opening veriod found the Rangers scoring both of their goals, Phil Watson letting no ice freeze ander his feet by plopping in the puck unassisted after two and a half minutes. Grant Warwick scored the other goal at 15:19 and after that the Rangers were through offensively. Detroit took up the scoring in the second period when Adam Brown and Joe Carveth made goals to tie the count. It was one of the roughest "ames of the season with Ranger Defenseman Bill Moe getting badly t and

7| bruised in the face in the frst pe-

riod when Hal Jackson raked his

545| tick high in trying to dodge a

body check, Standirg of the teams:

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£ Hoavyuo ott Soren %| On WISH Tonight

When world light-heavyweight champ Gus Lesnevich (above) came out of the service recently, he flattened Oregon's highly-touted Joe Kahut with a right to the jaw in the first round. Tonight at Madison Square Garden he makes his second start, opposing lusty Lee Oma of Detroit. Plus a noble right cross, rugged, Lesnevich packs a chunking left that has authority. In facing Lesnevich, “Loose-leaf” Lee Oma seeks his seventh straight win, Few heavys fight as Oma does. Carrying his hands at his sides, he lashes out with sizzling left jabs and hooks, follows through with solid rights. On defense he 1s hard to nail. Enjoy this 10-round heavyweight bout on Gillette’ s Cavalcade of § of Sports over American Broadcasting Co. and WISH (1310 on your dial) at 9 p.m. . «LOOK FEEL

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THE INDIAN APOLIS TIMES .

by a 1:00 o'clock tilt between Mil Eee roy and Kokomo. At 3:00 o'clock| o'clock meeting of the Gary S. A. n C

State A. A. U. Net. Meet Finals Set the North Vernon Oilers will tangle| ™ €1Ub and the Ft. Wayne Moose. His bres

won sectional honors in tourneys yette Morenci Termite five, will be the nso. ag at «:00 win| 44 Under Contract staged recently throughout _thejon hand to defend their laurels pit Terre Haute and the Rensse- CHICAGO, Feb. 22 (U. BP). —iney’ match’ all-service| The Chicago White Sox had 44 Trade parlor. tomorrow for a 16-team grand| Laurel in a 2 o'clock tilt. quintet, players under contract for the com-|8 o'clock. finale, with the winner to bel Greensburg and Frankton will] Madison and the ¥t. Wayne |ing season today, with Catcher! In a game crowned Indiana A. A. U, basket-| open the first round in a meeting| Eagles are slated for action in the! Mike Tresh the lone announced|Cooler defeated ball champions for 1946. scheduled for 12 -o'clock, followed|first night tilt slated for 7:00 and| holdout.’ 4

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