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with all the fearlessness 1 simply pick the American leaguers in tS advanced studies ot the mystery of

been my contention that the American Teniae as & group the National and if is sound, then it must given a fair rattle the series. position is not altogether supported by the succuwhich reveal that in season tests, or dating back the AL'ers have won. 26 t 16 for the opposition. up as something more a thin, feathery edge. es were not comif these figur ok Som bearing on the subject is to be found in the results of the 13

Comparison of the Clubs

All-Star

Howard Staff Writer

1 proach the quaint business of a of a barn yard

layed to date. Of these the Ss have won nine as agginst four for the Nationals and this year they won with indolent. ease. It was no contest. 1 am repeatedly reminded by the dissenters that the two leagues get thelr material from a common source and operate under identical conditions and, therefore, one must, pe as strong as the other. To this 1 can only say: “Look at the record.” The difference in performance is too emphatically revealed in the

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ures to be brushed aside by the convenient and, to me, specious rebuttal, that “anything can happen in a short series.” At that, I agree anything can’ happen: Even the

BOSTON ST. LOUIS— Nationals manage to win once in al Culberson, rf Sehoendienst, 2h esky, Ss bore, while. Williams, If Masta, Ib he Aa'l Ler, In presenting my case against the Biktaigio. of Sigh Nationals I make one exception and Bie ko Blaier, J . this explains why I am dropping my H. Wainer, ° Marion, "is . i - ughson, p at, customary indifference to the possi Umpires—Ballanfant ana Barlick (N

bility that the result could be a]

{game of the world series:

Lineups The probable lineup for the first

L.), Hubbard and Berry (A. L.).

surprise. The St. Louis Cardinals |

are in the other corner this year {In this respect they have the best and Cardinal teams play baseball record in their league.

as it should be played. For the last 20 years,

the time Branch Rickey got his|staggered inta the championship. remarkable farm system into pro-|This is undoubtedly true. For one duction, they have Always been the thing, it lacks the “take-charge” team to beat in the senior league.| quality whish marked the efforts Over this stretch they have won|of past Cardinal teams. And yet nine pennants and five world series. | there are reasons to believe it must

or from |great Cardinal team which has just

You are told that this is not a

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Boys, Our Joe Picks The Red id

pears to be the fate predicted for them by the gambling odds. should be reminded that the Cardinals bring a quality of desperation to their series challenge that is not present in many ball clubs. As a team they are painfully underpaid. For many of them, win-

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o a pretty good taem. From the point of view of ability, the closeness of the pennant race Sa phill since the Cardinalsg had to come from behind in a playoff to win. Yet they consistently murdered the two clubs they had to beat, namely, Brooklyn (16-8) and Chicago (14-7). These figures suggest that the Cardinals are not to be taken too frivolously.

My thought is that they will be

beaten but I don't believe they will | be run out 6f the park, which ap-

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L.) vs. St. Louis Cardinals (N, L.).

St. Louis; Oct. 9-10 and 11 if necessary, Fenway Park, Boston; Oct. 13-15 park, St. Louis.

pacity).

Facts, Figures ..

“World series facts and oe Participants—Boston Red Sox (A.

Series—Best four out of seven, Site—Oct. 6-7 Sportsman's Park,

(if necessary), Sportsman's Odds—Red Sox favored 7-20 Tor eries and 5-11 in 1st game, Starting Time—1:30 p. m. C. 8. T. Broadcast—Mutual. Weather — warm, asional showers. Probable Attendance—34,000 (ca-

possible oc-

ning the serjes means the differ-

ence between a minor league salary and a major league salary for the year.

It Looks More Like May Than October

Jimmy Jackson of Indianapolis (right), second-place finisher in the 500-mile race last May, is shown

as he overtook Rex Mays just before receiving the checkered flag in one of two exhibition races yester-

The other race was won by Russ Snowberegr of Detroit, Mich. Snowberger aver-

aged about 115 miles an hour, and Jackson did about 113, although each driver was required to make a pit

National Funeral Directors association, holding their annual convention here,

The races were staged as an entertainment feature for members of the

Snowberger, Jackson, Mays

and George Connor competed in the first race, but engine trouble prevented Connor from running in the

Racing Card

Tonight—At Greenfield Midge drome, 50-lap track eid Mudge open competition. Tomorrow Afternoon—At Indian-| apolis Midget Speedway,

st, open competition.

tion),

Royals Annex Little Series

MONTREAL, Oct. 5 Montreal today planned civic celebration of its first little world series championship, and heroes of the city were Manager Clay Hopper, second baseman Jackie and veteran pitcher Curt . Davis, whose 2-to-0 triumph over Louisville last night ended the series. After losing two of the first three games played at Louisville, Montreal | ,

won three in a row at home and took the best-of-seven series, four

games to two, Score:

Louisville . Montreal

000 000 000-— 0 020 000 00x— 2

Tomorrow Afternoon—At Frank- Earlham, 13-7, Jin Fair Grounds, big cars (Mid- | at Richmond. west Dirt Track Racing associa-

Tomorrow Afternoon—At Mitchell, big cars, open competition.

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Robinson

Dorish and Walters; Davis and Howell,

|Big Crowd Sees Greyhounds Win

Indiana Central scored its second

W. 16th Indiana conference victory of the

by defeating minor upset |

last night

in a

season

The largest attendance in Earl- | ham's football history saw the visiting Greyhounds strike twice by air for their scores. ‘Fumbles—some right on the goal line—cost Earlham several scoring opportunities.

30 yards to Delbert Kistler scored the first Indiana Central touchdown in the first quarter, and the | Greyhounds added the other in the | second period on a 40-yard aerial from Bill Freidenberg to Vernon Gilman. The Earlham score came in the first period, with fullback Jim

line to climax a 31-yard drive,

Football

STATE COLLEGES Indiana Central 13, Earlham 7,

OTHER COLLEGES

nd 6, Ohio Northern

ate Adams (Gol) 26 Bluffton 13, Wifmington Chattanooga 37,’ Tennessee Tech 6 Colorado State 21, Colorado Mines 0 College of Pacific 31, Williams Alr Base:0 Northern Teacher:

Eastern New Mexico 0

Denver 2, * Brigham Young 13 6.

OPENING GAME Tickets Now on Sale

AT L. STRAUSS & CO. during store hours. AT COLISEUM DAILY 12 NOON to 10 P. M.~

HOCKEY

OPENING GAME 8:30 P. M. Thurs, Oct, 17 : BUFFALO ‘ SEASO TIC Ee

Locations Still Available Avoid long ticket lines and at sellowts,

Doane 12, York East Central State 6, Bouthwestern Tech 2 E. Tenn. State 13, Georgetdwn (Ky.) Greeley Teachers 21, Colorado Mines 0, Greensboro 24, Norfolk Georgia 35, Temple 17 Hamline 26, Jamestown 0

North Carolina 21, Miami (Fla.) 0. North Dakota 20, Augustana (8. D.) 6 North Dakota State College 32, Morning-

Northern Riinois 26, | Illinois Teacher Ottawa (Kas. i William Jewell 0, Peru Teachers 18, d Richmond 37, Mayland 1.

Teachers

Superior (Wis 20, LaCrosse (Wis.) | University of Louisville 19, Wattenberg © astern Reserve 20, Youngstown ol

Weern Union 8, Yankton (8. D.) 0. Villanova 26, Marquette 13, Wake Forest 19, Georgetown U. West Virginia Wesleyan i Glanvite 8. West Virginia Tech 10, 0. Washburn 20, Emporia State” i

PROFESSIONAL All-American Conference New York Yankees 21, Buffalo Bisons 1

Bob Breading Wins Speedrome Event

minutes, 54.2 seconds,

A lateral-forward pass good for

Phelps plunging from the 3-yard

0. Abllene Shristtan College 6, North Texas Stat.

llinois College 3M, LIne 14 | Jowd State "B" 32, Ottumwa Navy Pre- | fight 0 . | goon Valley 26. Moravian 6 Minot Teachers 28, Valley City (N Dy Teachers 0. Missouri 19 St Missouri Valley oolie 3H Simps on 6 Nebr Faska Wesleyan 5 Nebraska Centra New Mexico 6, West Texas 0

Eastern

Bob Breading of Indianapolis, Consolidated Midget Racing association champion, drove to victory in [| the 50-lap feature race last night at sx || SPeedrome. He was timed in 12

hours and 4000 miles in 24 hours. Among his records are 177.83 miles | per hour in a 500-mile run and 3854 miles in 24 hours. . The car is the same in which Ralph | Hepburn set a qualifying record for Indianapolis’ 1946 Speedway classic. , . . Jenkins’ relief drivers

son, Marv, a

{standby pilot

with Hepburn as

ROYALS PENETRATE IRON | CURTAIN. . . . The Louisville ColoInels finally lost a decision, ,,. And=

with it went the little world series title. , . . Pitcher Harry Dorish, the Russian; who threw up‘a solid bar-

American association pennant series and in the A. A. playoff against St. Paul and the Indians, was

in Montreal last night. . . , The at-

tendance was 19,171.

AT THE BIG SERIES. . , . Presiapolis Indians is to watch the Red Sox and Cardinals battle it out in St. Louis and Frank McKinney, Tribe vice president and Pittsburgh!

at the Boston end. . Tribe Treasurer Al Schlensker is preparing to move to Pittsburgh as assistant Buc rrasurer, although he: isn't too

.thusiastic about saying goodby|midfield to start the Redskins’ only though, when the Bearcats rolled |

tw Hoosierland's gorgeous October |

| weather.

AMERICAN LEAGU E YEAR .

That's the way it looked in regular |

{season and this corner | Red Sox to prevail in the big series, but with a nod of admiration to the {Cardinals for their hustle and allaround Speriudt play:

DAY AND NIGHT ... Bob Feller and Satchel Paige believe in mak-

moon shine. league all-stars and Satchel’s Ne- | gro league all-stars are on a barnstorming tour and the teams played before a crowd of 21,000 in Chicago Wednesday night. . So intent “|are Feller and Paige on getting in 4s many games and gate receipts as possible that they are going in for two-city double-headers,

the same day.

3.| . PLANES TURN THE TRICK. After playing at West Haven, Conn, | this afternoon, the

for a night game.

Baltimore. On Oct,

booked for a day game in

Daveipors.

stopped by the Royals when his| mates failed to get him any runs combat the Continental aerial at-| |56 yards by “Klingler enabled the

dent Ownie Bush of the Indian- |

picks the!

playing both afternoon and night

Feller-Paige | combine will fly to Newark, N. J. Tomorrow after-| noon, they play in Yankee stadium, New York, and tomorrow night in| 12, they are! Des | Moines and a night attraction in

Continentals Remain in City Series

Picture; Shortridge Makes Grid History

warfare, Crispus Attucks topped St. Louis Washington, 20-13, and the Silent Hoosiers won from Plainfield Boys’ School, 21-6, to round out the city

on the speed test runs will be his|pjke township to make it six straight |

FIRST BASEMEN, 48 HR RBI SB Pet. Bats AB. 'R. M.T:2B e102 71 3 Pp SC du. EA gg TS SECOND BASEMEN ; 8 5 0 oy 13. be " 188 in p 18. 117 4 an THIRD BASEMEN ‘ ; xs sp mow. 3} 4 ® 1 0 a nu 22 51 10 1 6 35 1.208 hd SHORTSTOPS wi al 4 2 54 o as L HH Mn 3) 6&1 i TFIELDERS ; L ah ¥ 1. 4B 3 ’ mn ‘R 85 18 24 1 3 18 3 ‘$17 35 37 WB @ _ 3 op. 8 300 oR 00 183 20 8 18 1 0 292 Srivs x nn. wo 8 1 8. op 0 Je : 34 3 WH Lg. ag oe «-B g o.-j8 3 &. voog beard 42 82 120 4 3 2 9 a5 +b 52 82 15 6 3 ht 6 ‘213 'R BM #5 14 3 0m £4 2 ‘ 3 5 21 3 a8 X84 5 {1 UH : 2 0 ‘ ul 1 ' 9-0 : , day at the Speedway, CATCHERS 15 oR 3 3 § 1 ! : am . R 3 3 : : 3 i t i stop in the race Jackson won, L 1 . 6 49 3.325 L. a » 8 4 3 3 Yb Me UTILITY PLAYERS . . : oan 2 4 a 9.3 7.49 vo a $n 3-0 .1 $ § second. “RF wm. 48 3 51 3 + 1 WH 3 3.3 9 0 9: 9 8 PITCHERS © . . Par R 2 0 2 0 0 2 ° 18 E 3} 3 8 1 § om $8 id ri IR : 24 : . EF 1 § 0% tol dd «BR 3 2 3 } ° 0 5 0.234 ; ik 11 3 gs 0 0 4 0 an 3 L 5 11 0 0 0 2 : 312 . 6 . oy 2 un 20% : 9 mn By EDDIE ASH R I 3 6.9.9 % 0 JF Washington's Coritinentals stayed 3 .R 3 3-4 i 133 uch in the city series picture |§ TE 7B 17% 0 3 i 1s STEPPING IT UP. - Speed Stas bor Shortridge or Ry his- | : = $ 2 0. : R i 3 3 § 8.1 § i|Ab Jenkins disclosed in California |pory on the high school football - R ? \ 0 8 1 0 o today that he will make high speed | front yesterday. | ‘R $4 2 v3 § [000|runs about Oct. 15 on the Bonne-| Coach Henry Bogue's West siders| pH 5 3 2.3 3-8 3 8 ‘90 | ville salt flats near Salt Lake City, tripped Manual, 13-6, and the ep; § % ev ‘so 0 © 0 00),ah, in a low-hung racer equipped |Pled Blue Devils registered a on SLs SATIN NG 1 SB Pet ‘WSO with a radical | Victory over Anderson, It was the %2 147 ie a 108 as $1. TT engine: He is|first time since 1507 that Short792 Te > : 5 : eh TT 1426 284 07 #1 681 54 26 Salt Lake City's | ridge ha beaten the Indians in CLUB HIELpIYG or 7s. Tel ex-mayor. The | football. pA 11 \21 166 9 new “Mobil Spe- | Broad Ripple nipped Sacred | > . ise 4156 1781 137 1 ’ cial” weighs only | Heart, 19-13, in another tight city | PITCHING RECORDS 1900 pounds and series encounter in which Sopho-| ¢ BR 8h 10 CG SHO -W. 1. ret WPHE . is 36 inches high more Don Klingler raced for all 1 A In-H MN i } 3 3 in . contrast to|three Rocket touchdowns. S Fi n 101 2 5 2 S 306 0 3 0 the 4500 pound | Tech's ° Greenclads dropped a & 20 g$ hI $.] wt 8% “Mormon Meteor” | North Central conference decision |#8 IH $f w= 12 1 3» 12 ae 3 8 ° in which Jenkins|to the Bearcats at Muncie, 26-7, - LE 3 1h 3 i n 10 on 3 48 i set six speed rec-|for the only reversal among the 25 m 3 ou 3 2 a $584 } 3 Ab Jenkins 4c in July, 1940. | { Indianapolis ‘ city teams in action | 148 oi MN 3 Fr 13 7 6% 4 i 3 The new car, built by Bud Win- | although Howe was held to a score- | 3 " a " 3 “800 i 10 field, famed maker of racers, less draw by Westfield. 3 B a 18 1 1.3 3.008 2 1 }probably will be sent to Salt Irish Beat Cards NOB § 4 3 1 2 0llake City within a week. Jenkins| Cathedral was blanked for three | i$ 8 3 ‘ 3 1 10 $34 ; 2 ofhopes to average 200 miles in| quarters and then eked out a 12-2} 33 4 12 4 3 ®t 8 jn 1 & Olthe first hour of his speed tests|triumph over Southport at Roose4 s y ‘ ‘ 1 000 1 0 O0fover the 10-mile circular course, velt stadium last night before 8000 3 3 3 3 00 : 3 olcover 500 miles in two and a half fans in a flerce bit of city-county”

John Schuessler (in white) tucks in a 30-yard pass for Washington in the first quarter of the Continentals’ game with Manual as two Redskin tacklers close in. On the following play Washington

If the Cardinals aren't a great team, it could be that the Boston Red Sox aren either. Indeed, that's What you hedrd all over the circuit this year. The popular criticism was that they didn't rate with the old Yankee teams, But who did? And as Manager Joe Cronin observed: “We aren't playing against the old Yankees; we are .playing against thewnew Yankees¥ = In my book the Red Sox just fall

short of being a great team, They have two evident weak. spots, right field and third base. In all other departments, including the tremendously important one of pitching, they are strictly top drawer, “old Yankee” material, that is, son... Breaking the two tea down on a comparison basis, the Cardinals get the palm in the infield, the ig Sox very definitely in the

By ROGERS HORNSBY,

can go intp Boston with a two-game lead where they figure to win at least one out-of three games, That| would bring-the series back to St.| [Louis where the home field would | again be a factor in Cardinal sce cess, The advantages of a home field in a short series are numerous, | The Card outfielders, who play 77 games there every year, know | how to play the ball off the wall. | Their judgment of fly balls and line drives in relation to the fences and the shifting shadows has become more or less instinctive. Furthermore, the

First Traveling

By BERNARD HARMON The first traveling bowling league! to operate in Indianapolis since 1933 will get under way tomorrow afternoon at the Indiang alleys. The 12-team circuit includes in its lineups most of the city’s top scorers. Teams entered are Herff-Jones Co., Tompkins Ice Cream Co. Bowes Sedifast, United Products Co., Bar-| basol, Ritchey’s Furniture, Speedway Bowling alleys, Allied Real

ing Center, Harrell Plumbing+ and Blythe Rubber Stamp Co. The loop will roll at 19 local plants, changing its scene of action each Sunday. with more than 12 alleys will house

smaller plants. Officers of the new circuit are Carl Hindel, president;

Schleimer, secretary-treasurer. Some nifty scoring performances emerged from last night's league

(700 BOWLER (MEN)

SATURDAY, ‘OCT. 5,'1948 '

| extra base on a hit ,

Estate, L. S. Pratt, Delaware Bowl- |

less than 12 will divide the play, | with four matches each at the!

Dugdale, vice president and Fred |

hosgs Bowling Scores

outfield and also back of the plate where they will have an ‘experienced catcher as against the Cardinal kid, Garagiola. “As for pitching, the Red Sox appear to have the edge there, too . . . but you can never tell in- advance about pitching in a world series. Down-the-middle strength, line running from the plate through second and out to centerfield, is supposed to be the vital artery of a ball club. Here, too, the nod goes to the Red Sox. They have experience back of the plate, an ex-

pert double play combination and -

in Dom DiMaggio in center, a superlative ball hawk, plus pitchers who, on paper, are enormously. talented. Yes, I don't see how you can get away from picking ‘em. All right boys, go to your corners and come out fighting.

Hornsby Picks the Cards on Southpaw Hurling and Speed

Former Big League Star

CHICAGO, Oct. 5—~The way the Boston Red Sox have run away from American league opposition this season may make them logical favorites to win the world series. But I look for the Cardinals to beat Boston, perhaps in six games, because they (A) open at home, (B) have the depth in southpaw pitching and (C) have a decided edge in speed. If the Cardinals get the right sort of breaks in their own park they

wall is 357 feet away, compared to the 315-foot fence in Fenway park, Boston, Then you have Manager Eddie Dyer's left-handed pitching strength in Howard Pollet, Harry Brecheen

and even Al Brazle who has a {of stuff and has had series Sh

rience. They should slow down ‘TH Williams, the “key man” of Boston’s big innings. I rate speed as a big item in a short series. A stolen base , , . an . «can turn the

tide in this sort of a series. More-

right-handed | over, in the field the Cardinals have power of Rudy*York, Bobby Doerr,|iet propulsion compared to York, Dom DiMaggio and Pinky Higgins|Higgins and other heavy-footed Red shouldn't be so apparent in Sports-|SO0X. man’s park, where the left field! Copyright. 1848. by The Indianapolis Times

and The Chicago Daily News, Ine.

League Since

'33 Begins Rolling Tomorrow

sessions, with Bowes Sealfast of the Fox-Hunt Classic setting a new |season record for three-game totals, {With Johnny Murphy at 225, 195, {237—657; Don Johnson with 644; {Johnny Fehr with 641; Fonnie Snyder with 608 and Larry Fox with {560, “the Sealfasts posted 1065, 1010, {1035—3110. Another 700-series ,was added te the season's accomplishments, when {Hap Horn emerged from his Con(struction league appearance at Pritchett's with 266, 222, 216—704. Horn was in action with Vonnegut Hardware. He joined Ed Huck Jr. {Vic Pullen and Ray Chrisney who {had turned in previous 700-totals. Women leaguers continued th#¥ {march to a new record for 600-serié

Optical league :at Pritchett's.

jn last season's league play. Sally Twyford’s Comets posted the {top women's team total of the evening, having 888, 950, 914—2761 in the Kernel session.

! picture. scored the first touchdown of its 13-6 vietory Hap Horn, Construction ..........,.. T04/ Maria "Roberts, Kernel Virgil Riley's Beech Orvt Hor- > 600 BOWLERS (MEN) Judy Hindel, Kernel =| Frances Snyder, Kernel .. nets rumbled to a 31-0 triumph over Ci + St di (in the first period on touchdowns | Jonnny Murphy, Fox “Hunt Same . 887) Helen Wolf, Ketne rie! : i Y an ing {by Eulas Jackson and Charles Jones | Don Aonnson, Fox- Hunt ves gis| Laverne Biers, Herne _. id Stineg 304 . n Ww oe rgus Jr t. Joan of Arc ..... $ victories and to clinch the 1046 Caliodeat w L NG and added another in the final heat! john Fehr. Fox-Hunt . 641| OTHER LEAGUE LEADERS (WOMEN) championship in the Capitol Dis- teen "1 » 14 & 1oepe-by Harry Brooks. The St. Louis | Tred kn Spon Eo Rech. 1... 83 Violet Dow, PHOG Mixed ............ 490 trict conference. Crispus _ Attucks I @ 6 1800 visitors scored in the second ‘and | B. Yocum, Norch Inapis. Merchants. 633 Martha Dolan. Public Service’ Mized. 452 y t i ) § RB . . : Decatur Central walloped Browns- Mong sR ren XN HE “age fourth periods; ly: fii Nom Een 620 Jae Nesung oh Ranvays Mivee 0 ! i as oe x 1 % : v yons, s{er-Messic Xi burg, 26-6; Lawrence Central smoth- Broad Ripple “ha TT a Howe checked a Westfield drive} Bud CL TE §23 Eva Thaxton, Public Service Mixed . 463 ered Greenwood, 34-6, and Speed- Silent Hoosiers .... 0 0 00 #1 the shadow of its defending goal | Bob Mack, Allison A. C. ©. ll... a17| 1%, Barrer. Sm Ren in Iie 4 Howe 2 [| 12 13 N00 5 C. Golay, Prest-Q-Lite (Speedway).. 617! peggy iy way. trimmed Franklin township, lat ui ® 3 19 0.. .oeslD the last two minutes of play to | gi. Dietz, New York Cenieor as). ols | eggy Welch. Ind. Lumberman’s. Ins. 260

20-6, in other games involving Marion county teams. , Ben Davis suf-| fered a reverse when the Giants|

19-6. Manual Undermanned The South side Redskins were un- | dermanned and apparently couldn't

tack. Washington passes

heaving a couple of them and Wesley Jones going over from the 19 to score after receiving another aerial, Bob Reuter intercepted a Manual fling and went 67 yards for the | second Continental marker with |

remaining. Dick Lipscomb added the extra point. Manual'spJim Harvey ran the sec-jond-half kickoff back 30 yards to

touchdown drive. over from the 6,

Satans Use “qm

Ed Martin went

‘| Coach George Gale of Shortridge the |

{staged a surprise party for Indians last night, utilizing a T-! formation along with Shortridge's usual double wing. Anderson went ahead in the inlitjal period when Horace Wainscott intercepted a Blue Devil pass on jhe 35 and ran for a touchdown | Shortridge took over before the

out of the air on the Indian 17 and crossed the goal to tie the count. Quarterback Jack Leer's conversion |

front to stay. Right Halfback Pecil Crabb and,

was good, putting the Satans in|

| enor went 81 yards with the sec-{ond-half kickoff for one of these.

| Long Runs Productive ! Touchdown gallops of 60, 43 and |

set Up Rockets to win from an inspired | Howe 0, Dorish goose- ‘the first touchdown in the initial |ga ered Heart band. These “

egged the Royals early in the series. period, Quarterback John Wolfla trips”

climax | came in the second, third {and fourth periods. | Norb Mappes scored both Spartan touchdowns, one on a 35-yard] [journey and the other on a 9-| {yard rush through the line. | Tech played on about even terms | | with the Bearcats for. the first |

president, will take in the title series Only seconds of the second period |period and was knotted up at.7- all |

{on the ‘strength of a 64-yard run {by Bob Tharp and a conversion by {Bob Fischer. Muncie power began to assert itself in the second stanza,

51 yards for the second counter | with Abe Cooper finally plunging | over. Muncie scored two .more touchdowns in the final period, | Irish Get Scare A first-period safety when a pass from center went over Rudy Bayt's head Into the end zone stood up for Southport until the final stanza | and gave Cathedral something of | la scare, { A 45-yard sprint by Bayt after | la pass interception and Jim Harless’

ing hay while the sun AND the | quarter ended, however, when Ted 5-yard plunge in the final minute . Bob's American |Steeg snatctted an Indian aerial [Of play accounted

for the two Irish six-pointers.

Crispus Attucks took a U- 0 lead |

gain the 0-0 draw with the Sham- | substitute Half Jack Tichenor each 'ocks on the Irvington field. A pass tallied two more markers for the interception spiked the Hornets’ best rier against. Indianapolis in the bowed to Franklin's Grizzly Cubs,|Blue in the next two periods. Tich- chance to score in the final quarter.

CITY, COUNTY HIGH SCHOOLS Beech Grove 31, Pike Township 0. | Broad Ripple 19, Sacred Heart 13. Cathedral 12, Southport 2 Crispus Attucks 20, Bt. ton 13 | Decatur Central 26 Brownsburg 8. Franklin 19, Ben Davis 6 Westfield 0 (tie) {Lawrence Central 34, Greenwood 6. Muncie Central 26, Tech 7. Shoryridee 32, Anderson 6 ilent Hoosiers 21, Indiana Boys School 6. in 20, Franklin. Township 6. Washington 13, Manual 6.

OTHER HIGH SCHOOLS Alexandria 19, Noblesville 0 Auburn 38, Hartford City 7. | Bloomington 34, Washington 0, Bluffton 6. Columbia City 0. Boonville 20, Bicknell 13 Siaviondsviie 26, Sheridan 0. Danville 19, Plainfield 6. Evansville Memorial 14, Evansville Cen tral

6 Frankfort 26, Kirklin

Fig ht Results

9 UNITED PRESS NEW YORK (8t. Nicholas Cowboy Reuben Shank,

160, with Jerry Fiorello, 187%, 1 ‘Brooklyn (10).

Louis Washing-

Denver, drew

Maurice Harrell, Construction Fred Wesher, Link-Belt No. 1 Walt English, New York Central Ray Reynolds, Prest-O-Lite Mixed C Fisher, Grotto . Ed Haus, Rost Jewelry Fonnie Snyder, Fox-Hunt ' Manuel Schonecker, Fox-Hunt J , Fox-Hunt

Bob Kelly, Lou Beebe, St Henry Otterbach, Real Carl Hull, Link-Belt No Dave 8mith, on PR . R. Billinger, Allsop A. C. ... 0.44.

OTHER LEAGUE LEADERS (MEN)

A. Lahrman, Schwitzer-Cummins ....

- | Boyd Thaxton,

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» For Peoria Bouts Accompanied by Eugene Bland,

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Harold Green, 126 pounds;

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ICE SKATING

TODAY 2 SESSIONS 2:30 to 5 and 8 to 10:30 P. M.

Same Schedule Daily |} Except No Skating on Monday Nights

—COLISEUM SKATE SHOP—

Now located on. north side of building. Now open for sharpening — sale of ‘new skates and supplies,

ADVANCE SALE, ADAM

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OPEN COMPETITION

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SUNDAY—2:30 P. M.

GENERAL ADMISSION, $1.25

HATS, 9, N. MERIDIAN

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