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9 A Pu iy paw S 0 y » 0. A hea New Rhea Next {Douglas .......... 3 7 10 | Manchester. 21, Biuifton % e Barons have seven points, Couture series. 8 4 10 | ol | ta Au alpers State 0 o the Caps five. In the eastern di-| Bukovich ........ 3 2 5 | Hanover 14; Prankain ts T° | 1 ; % gai ision, Hershey is on top with eight Conacher ........ 1 4 5 |Evensville 7. Marshall 0. » ints and New Haven is second McCaig TE 1 1 2 OTHER COLLEGES th five. Doran ..... A | 1 2 |Allen 19; Paine 0 lker, one of the EE And it's that rugged New Haven Licari ............ 1 0 1 Liste ogra oh 8.3 Mex. | ng heavyweight squad that is due to battle the Caps| Podolsky ........ 1 0 1 lake Spel Southern Miinois 13. y here Thursday night,” in the Hoo- Summers . ag 0 1 |Army 48, Columbia 14. ice Brown, rated . ’ : hd Bates 20, Northeastern 0 5 battl rill siers’ next circuit date. | Demsbury ...,.... 0 1 1 |Bethune-Cookman 41, Morris 7. ie, & 1n last night's match, Gerry Cou-lgelisiapt ............ 0 1 1/ Bradley Toth 30. Golarado Colle 0 ounder at the ture, tall and weighty wingman, — Brigham Young 10, Colorado i ay night. The dusted off the ice and monopolized DY Ea ianer 10, roti . honors by smacking home five goals. th | Bucknell 31, Buffalo 0. five-tilt profes : : : n. e ice Canisius 14, Niagara 2 : He also had two assists, giving him ; Catawba 28, Appalachian State § 3 a cool seven points for the evening. AMERICAN LEAGUE Cincinnati 19, Ohio 0

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MONDAY, OCT. 21, 1946

Caps Edge Forward

Hoosiers Have

Big Week-End;

Qouture Stars

By EDDIE ASH Times Sports Editor

Evidently par for the course in scoring goals against the Philadelphia hockey Rockets is 8 plus, or

80 close to nine per game that let's Just make it that. In four starts this new ice season, the Rocket Phillies have. been slaughtered, but it remained for the

Indianapolis Caps to place a new

‘high running up points against the inept Quaker City team by trounce ing them, 10 to 0, at the Coliseum last night before a crowd of 7913. It was the most one-sided score in the’ league's early’ season. But the Rockets sat hockey out during the war years and they have yet to assemble a formidable squad, for the usual .reason—material shortage. At any rate, the Caps annexed two games over the week-end. The first was at Springfield Saturday, where the Hoosiers downed the new

Eagles, 6 to 2. All of which places!

the Caps second to Cleveland in the

Indianapolis triumph. ” ~ ”

Cap Scoring

(Four Games)

THE INDIANAPOLIS

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In Hockey Chase

Goalie Maurice Corteau went to his knees to stop this shot of Cap Winger Gerry Couture (No, | I) as Jim Conacher (No. 15) waits for the rebound. The Philadelphia net minder couldn't turn all of them aside, however, and Couture tallied five times in the 10.0

Week-End College Football Results

STATE COLLEGES ©

Purdue 14, Ohio State 14. Iowa 13, Indiana 0

American loop's western division.

| Games Assists Pts. |

He scored four of his five goals in the third period when the Caps swarmed all over Rocket Goalie Maurice Corteau and pitched the disk by him six times. Tommy Ivan's Hoosiers tallied one goal in the first period and three in the second, giving them a comfortable 4-to-0 lead and this took all the spirit out of the Rockets. ; Corteau Unaided | Let it be said for goalie Corteau, | however, that he was practically | on hig own _thréughout the contest. | He received little help from his| defensemen and spent a night of | agony in the cage. The Caps staged a blistering at-| tack, all right, but it's too early to size 'em up properly. It's necessary to wait until they have tangled with tougher competition. | Be that as it may, the Caps are] idle until Thursday and Coach Ivan!

in which passing will be stressed.

riod, the Hoosiers got only one | goal in spite of the fact they.bombarded the Philly goal no end and Corteau made 18 saves. ; But these early season points will look huge in late season and “Ivan is determined to prod his hustling¢ team to further efforts right now to take advantage of all weaknesses of .opposing clubs before they round up high caliber replacements,

Expert Teamwork

Les Douglas, at center ice in the

Indianapolis No. 1 line, emerged from the night's pastiming with six points rolled up on one goal and five assists. He was a real pal in slipping the puck to Couture to cortfound the Rockets, and on four of Gerry's payoff drives, Douglas was in there with an assist. It was an outstanding example of teamwork. The Caps were in charge of the puck from the beginning of play| and the Rockets ran themselves ragged chasing the home boys. | Seven minor penalties were! charged during the fracas all twoiminute sentences. The first period was the most entertaining and the action was so torrid that the Rockets lost their wind and showed it plainly when they came out for the second session. The game's “quickie” goal, the! rst in the last period, required just 11 seconds as the Caps secured possession at the faceoff, Douglas nailed | the disk, near goal, whacked it to Couture and goalie Corteau was! caught wide opgn for a setup Hoo-! sier marker,

said two hard practices.’ will be held |

instance, in last night's first |

Western Division

INDIANAPOLIS 10, Philadelphia 0. Hershey 3, Buffalo 2 Cleveland 2, New Haven 2 (tie), Pittsburgh § Providence 5 (tie), Only games scheduled.

OTHER" RESULTS National League New York 3, Detroit 1. Chicago 2, Boston 3 (tie),

SATURDAY'S RESULTS American League INDIANAPOLIS 6. Springfield 3. Hershey 2, Providence 1. New Haven 2, Pittsburgh #0. Cleveland 5, Buffalo J St. Louis 7, Philadelphia 3

Colgate 47, Kings Point 1

Cornell (Iowa) 13, Coe 0, ra Y L TPIeG 0Gin,yi0n 20, Toledo 13, Cleveland ... 3 0 YY 731 Delaware 27, Gettysburg 6 | Indianapolis «3 } i 3 1 6 Denver 20, Utah nu ¥ uffalo cee «1 10 » y Pittsburgh ..... +1 2 1 3 13 ja|Dickinace 27 Susquehanna 0. £8 1OUIS .,...iix0s 1 31.9 3 4 Duke 41, Richmond 0. East (North) Carolina 21, Erskine 7 Eastern Division Eastern New Mexico 13, Highlands 1 W L TPTS8G OG Eastern Illinois 7, Millikin 0. H i 0 0 31 3 Emory and Henry 27, Tusculum 7 ershey ............ 3 8 Florida A. and M. 7, Morris Brown 0 ew Haven ........2 1 1 § M 6| Pranklin and Marshall 49, City College of Providence inl 2 1 3 10 14] New York 0. Philadelphia ..., 0 4 0 0 12 35 Purman 14, Citadel 0. Springficld 0 2 0 0 6 12|Geneva 19, Bethany 0. | Georgia 33, Okishoma Aggies 13 RESULTS LAST NIGHT Georgia Tech 26, Louisiana State 7. ngton 230, Wayne 0.

George Washi Guilford 36, Wofford 0. Hamline 12, Dakota Wesleyan 17. Hartwick 15, Panzer 0. Hayate nt yard o eidelberg 40, Capital 6. Hiram 20, Grove City 6. Hofstra 21, Teeaton Teachers 0.

Illinois College 0, Shurtleff 0 (tie). Illinois State Normal 15, W, Illinois 0. Iowa Central 33, Dubuque 7. Iowa Penn 6, Iowa Wesleyan 28, John Carrol 19, Case 7, Kalamazoo 13, Hope 0, Kearney Nebraska Teachers 32, Sterling 0.

United States League Tulsa 2. Kansas City 2 (tie). Minneapolis 5, Ft. Worth 3, National League Montreal 1, Boston 1 (lie), Torofito 6 Detroit ¥

Indianapolis - (10) Philadelphia (0)

Almas Courteau Nicholson .. ... Labovich McCaig ...... Bchewchuk Douglas Richard CORACHEr ........ nu Wiisisavins Callanan Couture Prokop —Scores by Periods— Philadelphia .............. 0 0 0— 0 Indianapolis . 3 3 610 Officials—Hugh McLean and Bob MecCully Indianapolis spares — Bukovich, Doran, Licarl, Summers, Dewsbury, Blake, Podolsky, Morrison, Sclisizzi, Sullivan, Philadelphia spares — Lavell, Herchenatter, . '‘Narduzzi, DeFelice, Lofvendahl, Hergesheimer, Collins, G. Gauthier, First period- scoring — 1, Indianapolis, Conacher Couture), 10:45. Penalties —

Hergesheimed (charging); DePelice (trip-!

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ping) | Second period scoring—%2, Indianapolis, |

Couture (Douglasi, 8:49: 3 Indianapolis, | Ky (unassisted), 13:08: 4, Indianis, Summers \iDoran) 15:36. Penals—DeFelice (board - checking): Dewsbu (holding): Nicholson (interference); iinterferencey } T period scoring—5, Indianapolis, | Cc I (Douglas), 0:11: 6, Indianapolis Co re Douglas, Conacher), 7:48; ' Indianapolis, Couture (Douglas, Conachery, 8:07

8 Indianapolig, Couture (Douglas), 8:45: 9, Indianapolis (Couture), 13:27: | Indianapolis, ' Bukovich “(Selisizst) |

10 17:50. Penalties—Labovitch (charging),

ing binge in the third period he set the Rockets dizzy. The big fellow turned on the red light four times in less than nine minutes. The first three came when the Rockets were short a player, with Lou Labovitch |

| sitting out a penalty. ”

Goalie Red Almas of the Caps spent a night of leisure as Rocket drives were few and far between. But he was on the alert when dan- | ger threatened and kicked ‘em out! without too much trouble, Bob Wiest, a Capital reserve center, was not on hand last night. He

When Couture went on that scor-| Was injured in the Saturday game

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