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long field goal to Howe's George

other three quarters, with Howe's Hugh Moreillon doing what damage was done. as Freeman was totaling six.

needed any Manual teammates in defeating Broad Ripple, apparently had lost his touch when the Beech Grove

as inaccurate.

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_ Chart of Local Sectional Play

bared To Four Teams; 256 In State

1945 City Team Champs Set |For Tenpin Title Defense

Fehr’s X-L Beer, last year's city champion bowling team, will be the main attraction on local alleys over the week-end. | The Fehrmen, who won the 1945 event, flying the banner of another sponsor, are scheduled to take their turn on tonight's 9 o'clock shift Included in the team’s lineup are Nan Schott, Ed Schott, Ed Striebeck, Jerry, O'Grady and Capt, Fred Schleimer,

199-660, Ed Huck Jr, who last Friday connected for a 700 in the Sport Bowl Recreation, threatened again last night, when he opened with 275, but games of 188 and 194 followed, giving him 657 and runnerup honors of the evening. He was in action with National Refining.

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ing all gift throws. The customers had expected a shooting match here between Zahn and O'Brien, and that’s what they got. Little Mike plunked in 20 points, and Buckshot gathered 19. Howe's Percentage Low No doubt Howes backers will say the Hornets were *“cold” against Tech, and perhaps they were. Howe had 61 opportunities at the basket and capitalized on only seven of these, while the Greenclads succeeded on 18 of their 44 shots from the field. Bob Freeman and his rangy un-

allowed the Hornets more than one

would get in three or four. The Green built a comfortable 14-5 lead in the first period, granting only a

It was the same story for the

He collected five fielders

Ronald Hallam, who scarcely assistance from his

game rolled around. He kept trying, but could count only two field goals, and the other Redskins were

Meanwhile, the Hornets, carrying all of Marion county’s hopes, broke swiftly for close-in shots, erased Manual’s 10-9 quarter and steadily built on a 20-14 halftime edge. It seemed like old times when Shortridge and Cathedral ended half their game with only 27 points totaled on the scoreboard. But 18

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Friday Results i in Sectional High School Basketball Tourney Play

HARTFORD CITY

Pennville 38, Dunkirk 34 Madison Twp. 34, Jefferson 26. 49 Gray 29.

Reduey 2

’ HUNTINGTON

Huntington 47, Markle 17. Union T

Fendision 42, Summitville 40 (overtime). 45, Alexandria 38,

Napoleon 42, Osgood 24, Sunman

16. Versailles New Marion 20, BEDFORD ord 84, Mitchell

23. Delite 4: Marshall halt Twp 8. ville 30, Huron 35, Fayetteville 33.

BLOOMINGTON 4%. Euinsncs 3.

Unionville 40. University 39, Monrovia n firmnges 2. Erte nn, Smithville 5 BLUFFTON ou Ih Livarty Getter 30.

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“* Cathedral

6f these belonged to the Irish, and they didn’t intend to let the Blue Devils sneak up anywhere along the backstretch.

his corner.

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welter,

Garner Wins Armory Scrap

Bob Garner, the hard hitting Louisville light-heavyweight, won a close decision over Charlie Banks, Cincinnati belter, to take featured bout honors on a flve-scrap fistic bill last night at the Armory. Garner was a few pounds over his usual fighting weight and scaled 180 pounds, eight more than his Queen City opponent to make it a catchweights duel.

The Kentuckian was outclassed

in the first two heats as Banks displayed a clever style that completely baffled the Louisville slugger, but he connected with a hard right at the bell ending the third session and Banks was dragged to Gamer scored with another terrific right to floor Banks for a nine count in the next round. From that point on, however, the classy Cincinnati ;|and was coming strong at the fin-

mauler rallied

The preliminary boys tried hard

In a scheduled

ton Bess, Indianapolis, welterweight Willie Lockett, Chicago, after 1:50 of the first canto with a hard right to the jaw. Ernie Mishawaka welter, given the nod over Al Jackson, Chicago, after five rounds of close milling. : The four-round opener was won by Bobby Marshall, Cincinnati by decision over Mickey

Shortridge did pull up to within six points of the Irish at the threequarter turn, but Capt. Jim Doyle and John McHugh met this ‘challenge with more Cathedral field goals. Which, after all, is the best basketball cure-all that can be recommended.

Cathedral (32) Southport (25) FG PTP FG FT PP Jan f 3 - McHugh t Plerson.e .. Cranny,c .: Doyle, hk ng

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Wilson, Chicago. It was announced that Willard Reed, Indiana's state heavyweight champion who recently returned from overseas duty with the army, will appear in the featured bout of next week's Armory card, with an

to “steal the show” with every bout Johnny Crane, Chicago welterweight, slugged it out with Pedro Carsonia, take the six round semi-windup by a close margin.

Indianapolis, to

five-rounder Milstopped

was

opponent to be named later.

It'll Be a Long,

all the angles how they might lay up

from the hot breath of the Pittsburgh Hornets in the Western division leadership of the circuit. True, the Caps are “in” as far as the playoffs are concerned. But there's a considerable monetary difference between first and second position. Consequently, our boys will have plenty of incentive in the week-end contests at St. Louis tonight and at the Coliseum tomorrow against those troublesome Hornets.

Point Behind

The Smoky City skaters are only a point behind Indianapolis in the league standings and are at home tonight against so-so Hershey. In previous meetings this season the Caps have outscored St. Louis 51-23 and have won seven of eight games, so they, too, ‘should be a good bet against the Flyers, Tomorrow night's game at the Coliseum, then, could very easily be a very important one to the leadership aspirations of both clubs. The Seibert - Sorrell boys have one less game remaining on their schedule than Buffalo and three less than Pittsburgh. And of the

Hot Summer for Caps|If Hornets Take West Division Title |;

By BOB STRANAHAN While our play-for-fun high school boys are dreaming about state|2 basketball titles, the play-for-pay Capitals no doubt are figuring out

They're not exactly counted out of the American league hockey championship “just yet, but their chances aren't exactly glowing. And to make matters worse, their necks are beginning to get a little scorched

a few bob for the long hot summer.

eight,, six are on home ice. Buffalo has five remaining at home and Pittsburgh four.

waving for a while, folks,

ule for the three top contenders for the league title:

Jous; £ 2 af, burgh March 6, with New Haven; March 9, at Hersh March 3, a Hershey.

tomorrow, with Pittsburgh; Feb. 28, with Cleveland, 3 March 3, 8

Ed Roessler; Pittsburgh.

diana 27 Haven; March 3, Sleveiangi March 6, with Hershey; March with Pro

March 16, at dianapolis.

So we still can keep the flags

" Schedule Given Here's the balance of the sched-

BUFFALO-~Tomotroy ae we st. at Indianapolis; arch ‘Low rch 3, with Fitts: ; March 10, with Previdence; ‘New Haven; March 14, with at

INDIANAPOLIS—Ton onight St. Louis;

PITTSBURGH-—Tomorrow night at Inis; Feb. 26, at Cleveland; Feb. oh “Clevelind; March 2, with New at

Buffalo; March 5, at vidence; March 13, at Hershey;

The Caps took off early this

After weighing in at the local

The Windy City tourney, staged

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DECATUR

i 89, Hartford Center 26. Pleasant ns 30, Gengwa 24. Decatur 47, Monroe Monmouth 47, Al 38.

DELPHI

Carrollton Twp. 33, Burlington 2 Delphi 48, Adams Twp. Camden 41, Cutler 35.

EVANSVILLE

Evansville Reits 53, Evansville Lincoln 35. Evansville Memorial 46, Evansville Bosse 84.

Griffin 40, Wadesville 37. Mt. Vernon 30, Poseyville 2 Bysnaville Central 5, Evangvill Reitz

FARMLAND

| Spartanburg 61, Modoe 17. Jackson 32, Stoney Creek 29. Union City 40, Huntsville 28, Farmiand 40, McKi ; Parker 39, Saratoga 23. Spartanburg 38, Jackson 28.

FRANKFORT

Colfax 31, Seircleville 23, Frankfort Jackson Michi v

antown 59, Forest 40, Colfax 26, FRANKLIN Franklin 57, Van Buren Twp. 18. Center Grove 32, Ville n 27. Nineveh 34, Clark Whiteland 58, Fdinpur 24. Franklin 70, Nashville 38. FT. WAYNE Leo 28, Coesse 26 (overtime). Ft. Wayne Central 58, Monroeville 39,

Shortridge

Hartford City Portland 42, Pennville

Polk Twp. 50, Warren Huntin Clear Creek 50, Je

Jasper 50, lang

Petersburg

Jasper B54, Winslow 2

Wawaka

Albion 35, Wolf La Kendallville 40, Cromwell 42, Avilla

Green Jackson Twp. 66, W Clay Twp. 38,

Wea 33, Da mne; uck

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Sun ar ats

Fi. Wayne North Side 31, Ft. Wayne Cen: tral Catholic 28.

Ft. Wayne South Side 51, Huntertown 24, Woodburn 38, Hoagland 32, Ft. Wayne Central 53, Leo 34. GARY

Gary Tolleston 47, Washington Twp. 7.

26. ry Roosevelt 30. Gary Tolleston 51, Boone Grove 22.

GREENCASTLE Bui 2, Roaglidala 29, Bainbridge 40, Clinton Center 14 GREENFIELD Eden 51, New Palesting 28. Wilkinson ro ooand Mr Fortville 35, Green Held envitl = GREENSBURG

North Vernon (1, Jackso x Sandcreek 33, Bandusk 2 re Rew aint 41, Bt. Poel at 3,

bo \ Seresn vi sburg Butlerville 30,

Catholie 37, © | A 0

Ristuy Lawrénceburg 45, | Bright 42, Aurora

(overtime).

Pp. 21. 21. arren) 39.

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Lancaster 58, Jefferson (Columbia City) 29. Huntington 48, Polk Twp. 30.

JASPER

20.

Spu rgeon Ireland 27. unt ngburg . ( 34. tendal 36 (overtime).

KENDALLVILLE

, Brighton 21. Shipshewaha 43, Topeka 27. ke 33. Warsatvie 9. Shipshewana 38, Wawaka oh, KOKOMO

town 87, Ervin Twp. 21.

est Middleton 35.

New London 387. Kokomo 50, Howard Twp.

yton 29, 40, Montmorenci 36 (overtime). Monitor 40, Klondike B56, Stockwell Lafayette Jefferson 54, West Lafayette 27. Ro 2, Wea 20,

LAWRENCEBURG

riot 23. Dillsboro 30, 40.

LEBANON

Lebanon 26, Dave Zionsville 46, Pike

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Marion wy B hy Gas City 36

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23. Twp. 36,

Pinnell 40, Advance 23, Whitestown 30, Thorntown 28,

LOGANSPORT Washington Twp. 46, Galvemon Mu. New Waverly 43, Walto Boyl Center 37, Young it 20. Logansport’ 82, Washington. Twp. 26, MADISON 8, Salads 15. Dupont 30. Deputy 42, Parte Crossi Madison 65, North Madison 28.

MARION Fairmount 26, Jonesboro 28.

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21 | Wednesday.

day and Wednesday. Teams representing 33 cities are to compete in the Chicago classic and the boxers will represent the cream of amateur circles in the Midwest, South, Southwest, Northwest, Rocky Mountain district : nd the Paciffic coast. In Two Rings On Monday night, boxers in the four lighter divisions will be sent into action, the flyweights, bantamweights, featherweights and lightweights. On Tuesday night, the four heavier divisions will take over, the weltepweights, middleweights, light heavyweights. and heavyweights. Then on Wednesday night, survivors of Monday and Tuesday will close out the program. Two rings will be used Monday and Tuesday nights and one on It's an elithination

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MONTICELLO

Reynolds 47; Wolcott “22. Monon 49, Round Grove 35. Buffalo 27, Burnettsville 17, Monticello 41, Chalmers 25.

MUNCIE Muncie Burris 40, Center 19. De Soto 40, Gaston 28. Royerton 50, Daleville 1 29, Yorktown 34, Selma Muncie Central 32, Macle Burris 24.

NAPPANEE

Bauge Twp. 32. New Paris 52.

Wakarusa 47, Middlebury 61, Elkhart 61, Bristol 38 Wakarusa 45, Concord Twp.

NEW ALBANY Jeffersonville 61, Borden 19. Henryville 53, Lanesville 290. New Washington 52, New Salisbury 31. New Albany 62, Charlestown 17, Corydon 59, Elizabeth 24. Jeffersonville 48, Henryville 385.

NEW CASTLE Spiceland 51, New Lisbon 18. New Castle 28, Mt, Summit 1L Sulphur Springs 37, Middletown 28. Lewisville 88, Mooreland 34. Knightstown ' 41, Spiceland 25.

PAOLI Pekin 39, Marengo 33. Paoli 38, Orleans 32, Salem 51, Campbellsburg. 25, French Lick 50, English 32, Hardinsburg 40, Pekin 27. PERU Peru 53, Gilead 37. Converse 55, Butler 20. Bunker Hill 33, Mexico 20. Clay Twp. 56, Macy 20. . PLYMOUTH Hamlet - 32.

36.

+ Lapaz 50, North Judson 50, Knox 34. Bremen 41, Argos 21. Culver 54, Tippecanoe 26. Plymouth 55, Lapaz 40.

PRINCETON Ft. Branch 20, Princeton 27 (overtime). Patoka 45, Francisco Haubstadt 37 Owensville 28. Mackey 39, Oakland oh ke Ft. Branch 48, Hazleton 27. RICHMOND Webster 32, Williamsburg 31. Richmond 59, Whitewater 39. Hagerstown 87, Economy 32. Fountain City 82, “Centervili .. on 55, Webster 40. RUSHVILLE New Salem 37 Manilla 20, Rushville 53, Mays Morton Memorial 730, 3 arthage 21.

SEYMOUR < Seymour 61, Tampico 17. Vallonia 58, Contling nd 23. i 39, Sretheraville 38, Clears SHELBYVILLE

FE Rin en 61, Oliftord 18.

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Times-Legion Golden Gloves Team Departs for Chicago Tomorrow

une Charities, Inc., calls for three nights of fisticufing, Monday, Tues-

| | tourney and one defeat means ‘out

Armory this afternoon, members of

under the auspices of Chicago Trib-

until next year.” The Local Champs -Indianapolis Golden Glovers will leave here tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock from Union station over the Big Four. The local champs are: . 112 pounds, James Cousins, Douglas PAL. 118, Rolland Tunstill, Douglas PAL 126, Sylvester Simmons, Northwestern PAL. 135, Cpl. Henry McMinn, Camp Atterbury. 147, William Douglas PAL. 160, Weldon Phelps, Northwestern| PAL. 175, Cpl. Ursal Snapp, Camp Atterbury. Heavyweight, Lee Carter,

(Buster) - Miles,

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Lee Athletic club.

SOUTH BEND South Bend Adams 40, South Bend Riley 36 (overtime). South Bend Central 30, Lakeville 26. Woodrow Wilson 36, North Liberty 33. New Carlisle 41, Walkerton 31. South Bend Washington 46, Mishawaka 40

South Bend Central 48, South Bend

Adams 4. nT INCER wp. Quincy 285. Cory 50, hs 19. Ashboro 48, Patricksburg 34. Spencer 37, Van Buren 25. Posey Twp. 44, Gosport 40, SULLIVAN Carlisle 51, Merom 28. Dugger 51, Graysville 23. Sullivan 41, Hymera 36. Shelburn 27, Farmersburg 26 (overtime). Carlisle 33, New Lebanon 32 (overtime). TELL CITY Dale 36, Luce Twp. 27. Cannelton 46, Chrisney 20.

TERRE HAUTE

Terre Haute State 41, Glenn 20. Terre Haute Gerstmeyer 36, Otter Creek,

Honey Creek 48, Concannon 24. Pimento 42, West Terre Haute 31. Terre Haute State 28, Terre Haute Garfield

TIPTON Westfield 37, Jefferson Twp. 38. Tipton 45, Prairie Twp. 3L Windfall 34, Fishers 28. Noblesville 31, Sheridan 30, Sharpsville 46, Westfield 19, VINCENNES Vincennes 57, Bruceville 30. Bicknell 59, Monroe City 29. Oaktown 31, Sandborn 28. Freelandville ‘86, Wheatland 35, Vincennes 35, Edwardsport 26, WABASH Wabash 55, South Whitley 20. Linlawn 33, Roann 32 (overtime), Lagro 23, North Manchester 20. Chester Twp. 62, Lafontaine 46. Wabash 68, Urbana 25. WARSAW Silver Lake 42, WAR 4 40 (overtime). Leesburg 36, Larwill 15. Warsaw 34, Beaver Dam 23, Eins Green 24, Syracuse 20. Milford 36, Plerceton 29, Silver Lake 34, Leesburg 27. WASHINGTON Epsom 41, Odeon 26. Loogootee 32, Elmore Twp. 31, Washington 46, Plainville 30. Washington Catholic 38, Glendale 18. Epsom 47, Barr Twp. 37. = : WINAMAC ‘Rochester 50, Medaryville 27, Francesville 42, Grass Creek 27. Winamae 44, Talma Fulton 57, Akron 37. Rochester 59 Kowanns 27. WORTHINGTON Sol

duced but three individual totals over 650, but a pair of single game performances helped spark the evening’s pastiming.

man Real Estate in the Real Estate loop at Fox-Hunt, was the top three-game performer with 235, 226,

10:30 A. M.—C. neral Home, Rader's Crystal Flash's, Reliaple Meats, Indian napsl Klieber-Dawson Harsnbarger's 8 Coniractor

Cornelius Moose American Royal } Crown © Cola.

Mereusy E. J.

cer; 3 fton Wilder, KoTavem, Happy Landing, Ha ture.

3:30. P. M.—8hi| Printing, Servies,

Laundry, PltunaiL Rise Coal.

Indianapolis News, Mouldings, Inc; Thomas Bemis & C

ry & Sou LU die] 5 8 Bast St.

Ice (2, Van Camp, Boer, Tn Indiana Pur, Derolt Broach, Wash-

ing rich's Meat basol, Morgan's Restaurant, Bader Cook’s Goldblume Beer, Russet Cafeteria, Pick-Ups.

Fray J. Hier, L. Parsons; Fred Wieland, John Sheets; Joe Taylor, Lew Smith; Tom dick, Jack Brown; H. Schulus 3 Mcllvain; John Mercurio and partner; Morris Posner, I. Libbowitz; Jack Eostick man Dutch y He ood.

Ro! Art Witte, Harold Witte; E, 2 . VanCamp. J Richarusol, Wm. Paugh, Hall; Rus PFisbeck, H

Etahl, F. Dennerline; Cleveland; March 17, at In-| line;

Burn = = Lower; morning for St. Louis and will re- Erm

main there over night before coining back fé® the home game. Gibbs, They've worked faithfully this week Crane. : and the only casualty is Winger |Herther, Jack Keating, still nursing a hand | BP"RSeT:

injury.

R. Hou 8r., Buckshot;

E. Briles

at the Delaware alleys.

Bosse's 1 5 1945 {Champs Amid Upset Victims

By JAMES E. WALTERS United Press Sports Writer

Last night's league matches pro-

Jake Seyfried, rolling with Hart-

Tomorrow's tourney schedules:

MEN--TEAM EVENT W, Tavern, Feene ay Pu

Power & ht, Chas ay Pk

selyn BakeMarket, Automatics, Mechamies gion, St. Paul's

pred wis Lincoln Lantz & Sons, Reiner PharMontie Wray’s Auto Service, WorryC. F. Maley & aroavern, Fletcher Trust Co., Hoosier Optical, Ba Sc Doffee, Schmidt’ 8

PRS

pifig, Chemical No. 1, search, Chemical No. Chillers, Paper Package Compress Crown | Clain Emrich Hardware,

uirt, Fehr's X/L Beer, CresRed Gables Supper Club,

Zo. W Sho Rich,

Coca-Cola, |

cent Paper

L. Strauss & Co., Monarch Sales Co “Pivot Olty Ink Co., ZuckBubble Up, Parkway Inn, No. Ss, Harding St. Plant, WedPharmacy M.—Bowes Seal Past, Tompkins Inc., Gold Medal ton Chevrolet Co., Herfl-Jones, BittMarket, Meister Brau, BarCoffee,

MEN--DOUBLES AND SINGLES 11 A. M.—H. D. Bohamon, A. B.

RidEstridge, 8. Swift; E. Rasmussen; P.

2. C. Pulle; Pozner, Art Moore, Bernle GoodHayman, Noel Shaw; J. McGrew,

P. M.-C. Rigsbee, L. Daugherty; H. i G. Crofts; Lymmie Durrett, W. Clark; Bob Robbins, Fred Schmitt; Art nbach, Bid Mattingly; James Morris, Fred Pavey, Larry Pavey; Earl Fegan, Ray Chrisney; Art Johnson, bt. Shaw; Gene Brines, Chas. Hodson;

Rosemeyer. M.—R. Sche earer, G. Schearer; H. C. Stone, L. DennerSam R. Hendricss; 2 «Quin, H.

3 P,

Chas, McCann, BE

Art San

Pritchard, M.

J Bohannon;

M.—Lee G

H. Laux and Partner; Pisher,

M. 8. Tames, O (D. 0.;

BOWLERS (MEN) Jake seytried, Real Estate Ed Huck Jr., Sport Bowl. Bob Carnagua, Link-Belt No. 1.. John Craw ord, Washington Mike Churchman, Consiruction

The Indianapolis Times-Legion Golden Gloves open class team will be|Jjack Blythe, Kingan A. A. . ready to shove off for Chicago to compete in the annual Tournament of Champions at Chicago's huge stadium.

Hap Horn, Construction Hervey Thomas, Schwitzer-Cammins. . Earl Taylor, Indpls. Jatiways Mixed. . Walt Trenepohl, n Ted Fenwick, Ind Na Railways Mixed. . Wilfred Brehob, port Bowl Recn Walt Fggerding, Allison Interceptors.. Harry Dwyer, Washington Lefty Miller, Allison A. Bill iliskey, Fox-Hunt Classic Paul Bedford, Construction Herman Dinkle, 8 Art Dunavant, Allison A, C. Ted Hester, Kingan A. A. O g, Construction Bill Nickels, Washington Todd Wilbur, Allison Interceptor Henry Brandt, Construction Frank Bennett; Link-Belt No. 1 .. Emmanuel Roth, Wi Fred Mounts, Fox-Hunt Jefl Atherton, ih

John Murphy Fox-Hunt .. 60 Chas. McNeeley, Diamond Chain ....

OTHER LEAGUE LEADERS (MEN) Floyd Roth, Holcomb-Hoke Bob Ryan, Mutual Milk 598 «eo 506 .. 592

Bud Falting, “National 5 Ray Chrisney, Marcy Village pe L.. Sweeney, Naval Ordnance (Pho Harry Schornstein, Insurance Keith Emery, Water Co. Virgil Campbell, Hillcrest Gettys, Christ the King ........ 57 rk, New York Central .... Wilson, Joan of Arc American...

Russen R.

May Wax Even

battle wide open for four teams.

game at Champaign. The secondary feature pits run-ner-up Ohio State against Northwestern at Chicago. In the third conference game Indiana plays Minnesota at Minneapolis, while outside league ranks Wisconsin entertains Michigan State at Madison, Crucial Games

Iowa, bidding for its second straight championship, now is heading into the crucial portion of its schedule. In addition to THinois tonight, the Hawkeyes must face Indiana Monday and then engage Minnesota next Saturday. Iowa opened its conference sea son by beating Illinois 41 to 39. While the Hawks have improved since that contest, they haven't had their strength. buoyed like Illinois has by returning servicemen., The Ohio State-Northwestern game is part of a double-header

Basketball Scores

Davidson 52, Washington & Lee 39. Ohio U. 58, Akron B56. Murray Teachers 62, Union College 26. Concord State 5, Fairmont Teachers 52. Ohio State 53, Ohicago 31. Kansas 50, Migsouri 34. Furman 58, Charleston 44. Corpus Christi 70, Jacksonville N. A. 8. 38.

land State 383° Maine 69, Oarhondale Teachers 61, DeKalb Teach-

rs 30. Haven 45, Scranton Loch Haven Toternational wn ‘Massachusetts State

35. Louisville 50, Western Teachers 4“. Utah 170, Denver 39. | Monmouth, #1, exas Tec North Daiiote, 's1, North Dakota Oklahoma A. & M. 86, Bt. Tulsa 54, Washington (Bt. Touid 50 50.

TIRE PUMPS BARREL

West Texas Tec aguise 42.

Bud Mahone

Laundry, | M Cubs,

9? Bond, Ww. Davis; M. O.

Dawson; Ralph brain,

M. M why,

Hilton, D.

hor (DO): Dox i LI. vies n 'etit, wi Hendrix, 0); Egenolf; rard, A, Black; E. Angelton, D. Dn

Collier, O. Brown; I. Stewart, D. Crews, E. Wenzenburger; E. Garbes, Robinson; Wolfe, E. B. Stuart, H. Thomas; Wolf; M. Hoffheim, T. Kavanaugh; Waeseats, L, Barkhau

- hy G. Sidwell (80); Haines (DO);

B. kle; P. Wagner, M Junker; Osth Myrick; E. J. Taylor, Pittman, Bal,

P. M camphel E. Maher, mer; A. Fran Snyder, Sheehan; Fischer, M. Hays; F. J. Wuizen,

k A. Ray, yr xX Schmidt, Be Pi 1

|B. Dalton, Davis; ; 3

Big Ten Net Title a

CHICAGO, Feb. 23 (U. P.).—The Torrid Big Ten basketball race faced the possibility of a scrambling tonight that may throw the title

Iowa, which has set the pace most of the campaign, risks its precarious hold on first place against Illinois in the schedule's headline

There were only 256 teams In 1 the Indiana high school us lent ball tournament today and three of the leading contenders—Evanse ville Bosse’s defending state champs, Shelbyville’s Golden Bears and

Semi-finals were to start at 1:30 P m. today, with the finals at 8 p.m ,| Bosse Joined the list of “also Sehicimer; EQ Sehott. ea Smo, hea | 8! per W=0. MeGuire. J, honey: Se season's biggest upset, 46-34, a the opening round at Evansville, Hammond, a 16-game winner, | Een |survived the first round at Hams mith, {mond but couldn't keep up with Mike Sansone;|East Chicago Washington last 8. Cartmel; ©, |night, 40-36, The Wildcats held the Herb Bak BE Crates Wana: 3, RY a r, Her! ding; Dr. A.|four ows, but Emory Bal \D. Broucher 0. J: Fouts and Clarence Walker chipped - Sam i G acciland with 27 Fak up Se Sas, c= umbus ‘Trium Sargent, John Manan. Shelbyville was er out of the running by a title contender, too. The Golden Bears stayed with 7 |Columbus’ South Central confers ence champions for three Perings, before losing, 59-46 Besides Bosse, two of the other} four participants in the four-team| c’|finals at Indianapolis last season’ were eliminated during yesterday's action. Runner-up South Bend: Riley lost to South Bend Adam 40-36, in an overtime, and Indiane apolis Manual upset Indianapol Broad Ripple, 42-41. Huntington, .|the fourth finalist, advanced to th *|semi-final rcund at Huntington. All the other leading challengers! x |moved into sectional semi-final fire .|ing this afternoon. The list included such power houses as Lafayette Jefferson, Koe komo, Ft. Wayne South Side, Wayne Central, New Albany, Riche mond, Vincennes, Madison, Susp! Elkhart and New Castle. Three Titlists ‘Out

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3 Lou Ouihiemer,

M.—E. ®Mansht A

WOMEN—-DOUBLES AND SINGLES 11 A. ML. Coulton, H. Leaxty; M. M. Earl; BE. Th J, Rudbeck,

M. Battereall; Kenninger, R Pr Mussia, B. oh M. Gar-

Brown, ‘M. Scott (DO);

1 P. M.—E. M. Vickrey, M, Pitzer; M. Hester:

M. Wiedman, M. Savage; » Black; B. Brownlee, M. Kidd; H. Geldmeier,

A. P. M.—M. Willis, G. Siavall (DO); M. B. Shaw, a rar rady, J. olin, a (Bo); A Stout, M. Peajeent A lon, R. Pittman, L. eimer, W. Smith (DO); F. H + ham (80); M. Tag-

Elstrod, L. Had J. A. Proy, SkimTretler, J. Sweeney; ws Madden, MDa E. Weaihers, 1 Dininger:

R. Kreffel Baxter, P. Ritche » Deer; B. TS,

Sparks, Zz. Bugler Eberts, L. Biers; ] hs: R. Graham, B. H. Baumgart; B. 8 Dreaer, D. Ber-

L. Ceurt, Bwiggett, Ww —B Meyas O. O'Connell; P. J. Pegg; A :

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| who started the tourney firing, on Rossville at Frankfort and White: Hock town at Lebanon have survived th ring; | first two days of action.

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CAMP. ATTERBURY, Ind, 584123. — Paced by Cpl. Bob O'B who tallied 15 points on seven field Bo uals Sd ote fi% foes he © mp Atterbury basketball team closed : s45|its home season by swamping Day 8 ton university, 64-34, at the 3 sports arena last night. The victorious Blue Devils we 1 in front at the half, 30-1 : Shroyer was high pointer for th losers with 13. Camp Atterb 5 invaded Decatur, Ill, today for game there tonight with Jame 7 | Millikin university.

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Monda , Feb, 25, 9 P.M.

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program that will lure a sell-out crowd of 21,000 fans to the Chicago stadium. In the other game Notre Dame plays DePaul. If Towa stumbles and Northwestern trims Ohio State, then Indiana can maintain’ its hopes for a cut in the title pie by downing Minnesota. The Gophers played brilliant early season ball, but have been in & slump in recent weeks, The Hoosiers are the choice,

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