Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 November 1946 — Page 6

*I want a young . ball club, ‘I want youngsters who like to play the game-—not men who perform just because that's hat they're paid for. Give me & So like the Cardinals.” ...Coming from Griffith, - always an antiNational leaguer, that's a rousing tribute to Eddie Dyer's new world champions. ... “I've been hiring old players since 1933, when we won our last pennant,” the Senators’ chieftain declared, “and that's too long”. Incidentally, Griffith's 1933 chsh, - practically intact in 1934, fell apart and finished seventh.... The Old Fox looks for a lively winter season for trading, buying and. selling players in the majors.

» » » HAYBURNER IN FRONT , . . The Cincinnati Post sports department. tried the game of “picking the football winners” last week and in the field of six, ‘Ben Dahlman, the paper's horse race expeit, led the parade and jJanded in the winner's circle . . . Giddap. $ J last week in the field of six, Ben Dahlman, the paper's horse race expert, led the parade and landed in the winner's circle . . . Giddap. ,

with examinations. . . . The Wes-

thing on dral’s unsplattered ahd well

that the Irish and Tech are go title unless Washington, Shortridge or Manual rebel.

the dral, while Shortridge is another Big Green foe and Manual a

Cathedral opponent.

slip ‘on the perilous underfooting in the second half.

game, the Irish moved 68 yards to score. It was Flavian Wiedekamp at the middle and Rudy Bayt at the tackles and -ends yard pass from Bill Johnny Turk to ‘he setting up the tally. bulled the remaining distance.

down in six games kept the Rockets at bay the rest of the time, while the one other Irish threat that c result of fumbles.

tistics Cathedral gained 87 yards by rushing and 51. through the air to

. $B (FINAL) WHO RUNS THIS COLLEGE? . W. L. T. Pts. O.P, Pet. (oo No tip go Blak. The Biitho™ Pen lim Te! esleyan COli-|Speedway 1 § . faculty of eR football teams Bae cont 3 3 8 2 HI Nov. 21 game ab South Georgia |brankls Tws. 3 3 § Ii % i - Junior college because it JLIArTRLYjiiurer, ons 8 0 BAR dW

2 .

The Continentals still stand. in paths of both Tech and Cathe-

T The Irish marked up their fourth |W

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Trish Record dh City Victory; J

Shortridge Defeats Manual As Howe and Tech Triumph

By J. E. O'BRIEN ; Cold rain and the resultant goo dirtied up just about everyIndianapolis’ high’ school gridirons yesterday -except Cathe--protected city series record.

And it’s plain to see—in spite of the rain and low visibility— inig to. have overlapping claims on the

City ‘Standing

victory against Indianapolis com-|gowe petition yesterday, defeating Brodd Ripple, 6-0. Cathedral struck for the one touchdown before the

louds opened and then refused to

Go 68 Yards On their second drive of the

with a 13Holmes to 1-yard line Wiedekamp

The rugged Cathedral defense

that has permitted only one touch-

arried to the 16 fizzled as the

During the first half—while stastill meant something—

County Standing

Jeyan grid squad immediately called a strike. , . . The faculty restored

the game, = d

” POST-WAR WOLVES , . . Like in 1946 baseball and the “losing managers,” the heat is beginning to seethe under several big-time college football coaches. . . . In the pro ranks, four mentors were fired before midseason in the All-America conference. .. . . College alumni work up a temperature in no time at all when the “old school” bogs down on the grid. . 0»

RUGGED FOOTBALL IN AR“KANSAS . . . In a recent high ‘school grid tussle, three Popular * ‘Bluff players suffered broken legs “+. The board of education there has appealed to the Arkansas State High School Athletic association to investigate. . . . Looks as though the game officials permitted the young teams to get out of hand. » . # LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON. ... It's a time-worn adage but it fits the situation of Howard F. Yerges Jr,, stocky Michigan quarterback, to a football “T.” . . . The 172-pound, 5-foot<9-inch blond, is a real chip off the old block. ... His father, Howard F. Yerges Sr., built along the same general lines as his son, quarterbacked Ohio State regularly in the days of the great Chick Harley. ® » s

YOU FIGURE HI OUT... . Mich-

SORE a ae

sae RAR a y

Iinois 7 . . . Illinois 13,

football dopesters become mental cases? . ... The comparative score

of holes. a 5 ‘IN THE LONG AGO ... Two Western conference grid teams played in the Rose Bowl. ,.. In 1902, Michigan swamped Stanford, 49 to 0. . , . It was the first Rose Bowl attraction. . , . In 1921 Ohio State accepted the Rose invitation and the Buckeyes were bumped off by California, 28 to 0.

» . -

Notre Dame played the Gophers . . Extra bleachers ' furnished

mal seating capacity.

Local Amateurs Win Four Bouts

Louisville last night. The Jefferso

Tenn Dennis club. The results: James

pounds,

néy, Indianapolis, s* Louisville Golden G nd round, 126 Xounds. ,. Indianapolis, , Louisville,

three 17a

isville, round three

our rounds, 1

est, (Extra en in

three

the Rockets’ 74 on none by passing? The Rockets ob|viously had .a few tricks they couldn’t pull dn the -wet second half, ; gridiron oddities as a backfield- | confusion play and a around” formation.

the chief pigskin artistry of the!

ANSWER TO QUERY , . . The Minnesota stadium attendance record. is 63,237, posted in:1937 when

the means of topping the stadium’s nor-

County -Amateur Athletic association of the Kentucky cify sponsored the event, which was held at the

: Cousins, Indianapolis, decisioned Bob Kent, Louisville, three rounds, at 126] Alquina 36, Brownsville 30

Stoves

3 fought after lads Louisville, . decisioned ianapolls, - thr ille, decisioned Don rounds, 145

, decisioned Bo three rounds, 136

thesground -and

having already tried such

“tackle- |

Kicking Is Outstanding Wiedekamp's kicking comprised

afternoon while Ed Brown of the Rockets got asslick ball off his slick foot for 68 yards late in the fourth quarter.

Rk Jon Shostkidgs Salem and yielded, 25-7. anual, 18-2, for its 15th victory - over the South side rival. Ed Keever MIRED OF he frst lew minutes, skipped 18 yards through tackle for|iouchdown in six plays and the Continefitals retaliating to tie the score on a 68-yard pass play from Bob Wolfla to Wesley Jones.

ithe first Satan score early in the game, but -the spectacular was saved for Ted Steeg, who romped 72 yards in the mud in the third quarter and 24 yards for another

Assault Again

regained the top-notch racing]

crown last spring.

| year

in an attempt to

condition was “sound.”

two-fifths

late-running Stymie, with" Bridal

and last.

the credit for ‘Assault’'s splendid race was his jockey, Eddie Arcaro. The noted saddle star was substituted for Assault's “steady” boy, Warren Mehrtens, in an effort to snap Assault's losing streak of. six straight since winning the Belmont | stakes, x

Baksi Favored

LONDON, Nov. 2 (U. P) —Heavy-|

‘red- |

{die “Mills next Tuesday, but

| Advance 30, Perry Central 25. Alamo 43, Bowers 24.

Anderson St. Mary's 34, Markleville 24, Avon 26, North Salem 12, atesville’ 36, Bunoman 9

Bi decisioned | Bent TOUS, entonville 21, Orange 17,

Green, Indianapolis, decisioned

Berne 25, Lancaster 14 Bloomingdale 17, Wallace 15 Bloomtield 30, Carlisle 21, Brookville 60, Whitewater Twp n) 3 Burnettsville 42, me

Buffalo 33, Burney §3, ‘Zenas 11, Cambridge City 38, Knightstown 37, Camden, 38, Cutler 33, ampbelistown (O.) 30, Kitchel 20. Center Grove 51, Whiteland 40, 8 Centerville 39, Webster 32, Chalmers 27, Reynolds 22, Clark Township Clarksburg 35,

30 (Prank-

N 8, BALMER Ab. ew Salem 20, fax 37, Clarks Hill nm Concannon 45, Blackhawk 26, Cory 45, Ashboro 19. Cowan 33, Dalesville 27,

Kk 30, Carrollton 21, hi 40, Brookston 29, , Center 24. Dover 50, Jamestown 3. ie 42, Stinesville 22, lish 45, Leavenworth 20, Flarbanks 43, Prairie Creek 34,

but failed, Then in the second period Howe shoved Sacred Heart back and came in possession of the pigskin on the Spartan 28 after a short kick, Three passes and a running play were the score, with John Eding to Roger Kennedy for six points. Jim Stutz placekicked the ball squarely through the H-posts for the vital extra point. 1 Tech assured itself of finishing close behind unbeaten Muncie Central in the North Central conference with a 21-0 victory over Richmond. The triumph was Tech's fifth in six league outings. Fischer Makes 3 Extra Points All the scoring took place in the second quarter with Bob Fischer, Tech's toe-talented end; booting all three extra points. The first score was the result of a 20-yard pass from Bud Burleson to. George ColA blocked Richmond punt set up the second, with Lynn Lynch, while the feminine meet gets under Tech center, downing the ball in way at 4:30 p. m. | the end zone. Four consecutive aerials brought 'nament, sponsored by the bowling the third Green score, the payofl proprietors, is scheduled at Dezebeing a toss from Dick Stevenson lan’s tonight and tomorrow afterto Collins. : Washington's well-traveled Con- | couldn't compete with | women’s 600-series for the seaso Gerstmeyer’s power at Terre Haute |36, was reported last night. It was touch- Wednesday night;

enough wards

lins,

tinentals

‘ the

attempted

first period when a Redskin” punt rolled dead on the 4-yard line. In attempting.to get-out of the danger zone, Crabb was nailed behind the Shortridge goal. Howe Beats Spartans Howe chalked up its first victory in city ompetition with & scant 7-6 margin over Sacred Heart, Norb Mappes of the Spartans, the city’s No’ 2 scorer, cracked over in the first quarter from the’ 9-yard line, conversion

rolling for a

ARO

- Singing in the rain. « . . to bother this Broad Ripple

Kneeling in front is Sandre Anders

Keglers Turn to For Action This

By BERNARD HARMON Tournaments will be pretty much in-evidence on local bowling alleys over the week-end. : The sixth annual Capitol City meet for men and the. eighth annual women’s 900 scratch “Pot of Silver” opens today. The former, being staged at the West Side Center, will run for four week-ends, while the women’s event, at the

_. THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES —

rty Cathedr

High school football fans got something of a dunking at local games yesterday, but it didn't seem foursome under the umbrella right) Clara Mae Freeland, Joyce Harshman and Marty McKinstray.

(left to

on,

Tourneys

Week-End

LOSES UNIFORM Pafty Striebeck, one of the city's leading feminine bowlers, reports her Davidson's ‘Indiana Fur Co. uniform of a blue blouse and grey skirt disappeared from the Pennsylvania alleys yesterday afternoon. She is offering a $10 reward for the return of the uniform. Call CH-7061 or the Pennsylvania alleys, RI-0078..

al ‘Slate

Hustling Caps Draw Bead on

Over-All Lead

By EDDIE ASH : Times Sports Editor . The Indianapolis: Caps, riding hard on a streak of six games without a defeat, invade Philadelphia tonight to battle the Rockets and it will be the Quaker City puck chasers’ home opener, - The Rockets have been kept on the road for eight games and are trailing the entire league with only one victory and seven losses, but are expected to show signs of more life under the watchful .eyes of the Philadelphia fans. The Rockets were forced to delay their home inaugural because an ice show. held forth at their rink. Philadelphia is just getting back into hockey after remaining out of the league during the war years.

All Clubs Busy

«.

home tomorrow to. tackle the formidable Pittsburgh Hornets on the state, fair ground Coliseum ice tomorrow night. The Hornets also play ‘tonight, meeting the St. Louis Flyers in the Smoky City. The Caps are clinging to the league's western division lead by two pajnts over both Pittsburgh and Cleveland. The Caps and Hornets fought to a 4-4 deadlock here last Sunday in the most interesting contest of the new season at the Coliseum. It's a heavy week-end in the loop. All 10 teams are in action tonigh and again tomorrow. - Hershey is still the league's overall leader with 12 points, aud: the Bears play Providence at Hershey tonight, and on Sunday the ‘Bears perform in St. Louis, In other words, there’s an even chance for the Hoosier Caps to be No. 1 in the 10-club circuit come Monday.

Conacher Improves

Antlers, will be concluded over next week-end. : Both tournaments .have set new entry records, and with the increased number of participants, scoring is also expected to skyrocket. The initial shift at the

West Side takes the alleys at 12:30,

The semi-monthly doubles “tour- |

noon and evening.

Betty Murray

600° BOWLERS (MEN) | Harry Lovendahl, Link-Belt No, 1....50 | Everett Gilles, Link-Belt No. 1 649 |

A sustained Gerstmeyer attack Tovio Lahti, Allison A. C.......e..... 640]

Coming in for a major share of Monday night.

Cardinals Marion county. competition | Mike Bisesi,

brought another touchdown late in|walt Blankenschen, Insurance the. same period, -and ‘then Clyde! Jackson, Black Cat quarterback, got | Bus Parsons, Link-Belt No. 1.. off touchdown tours of 37 and 45

back Lincoln Grant of Covington, |Cyru Veteran’ turfmen, impressed by AsS- Ky. 27 to 12. The Tigers played a | Briss Kidd, Link-Belt No. 1 sault’s flashy fictory in the invita-| cautious game in the mud, tional Pimlico Special, agreed to-| Coach Lon Watford substituted fre-| day that the gimpy Texas horse has | quently. {Bud Hoda Warren Central scored a 13-6 Fonnie snfkie form- which won him the triple victory over Beh Davis to conclude |its schedule with a record of four Meanwhile, Hirsch Jacobs, train-| triumphs and five losses.

and

John Ott, Sport Bowl Recn...... sess, 638 J. Tacoma, Allison A, C. .....o aeuves i 629 {Jim Brent, Fox-Hunt Classic. . 628

| H. Chamness, Naval Ordnance, 628 yards, respectively, in the third [John ' Kiesel, Fox-Hunt........ en. 827] quarter {John Murphy, Fox-Hunt............. 627 e on ' |T. Amold, Alison A. C... 822 rispus ervey Thomas, witzer-Cummings 1] ac m orm P : Attucks concluded its [Paul Ross, Link-Belt No. 1 reese 6200 season with a record of five vic. | Fannie Snyder, Fox-Hunt St denrnenis 620 tories and three defeats by turtiing | Gaalema, Fox-Hunt cereares 19 | 9 Bob Carnagua, Fox-Hunt srsnees 617) BALTIMORE, Nov. 2 (U. P).— s- Bcholaski, Antlers Recn.......

616 | 6 !

Yas 615 |

Perry Sr., Link-Beit No

Grotto.... 22

i Harold Rosemeyer, . 614 {Larry Fox, Fox-Hunt sesaasans 613 | Harry Jackson, Construction.... . 612]

... 608] 608 |

. 607 |

Bud Betzler, Rosedale Dairy. . ... Moon-Lite Mixed. . r, Real Estate

| Emmett Byers, Sport Bowl. Recn..... 607] | Jim Moore, -New York Central ....... | | Tom Haisley, Traffic Club ..> ...... 605 | Leo_Ahearn, Fox-Hunt wu venue 505, Franklin | Reg Speicher, Sport Bowl Recn...... 602 Otis Thrielheld, Sport Bowl Recn..... €02

finished

igan 21, Indiana 0... Igiena 14, ler of Stymie, second in the Special Township counted touchdowns ing : Now d — igen announced he was giving his 5- the first, second -and . fourth quar- . + +» +» Now do you wonder Why year-old star two more races this ters for its 19-13 conquest of Pike yeat | By smash Township. Don Kortepeter, fresh- ; { Whirlaways a me money Wwin- man fullback, tallied Pike's. touch- . : system for picking winners is full ning’ record. ' Undiscouraged by downs in the third and fourth ou olay, Brest-0-Lite. | Stymie’s loss, Jacobs sald Stymie's ters, [~ Southport's Assault. had all his old brilliance their as he ran over the same mile and with a perfect 4-0 record by turn-|g. three-sixteenths course he toured in ing back Decatur Central, 6-0. The taking the Preakness in four and Cards marched directly for

. Buckfink. Rosedale Dairy ........ 60 Claton Rigsbee, Insurance ’ Carl Mindach, Fox-Hunt Bill Biyshe, Rosf Jeweity .

. 600 OTHER TEAGUE LEADERS (MEN)

2 | Nell" Koelling, Kernel

5 600 | Marge Battreall, Kernel | Ethel Angelton, Blue Ribbon Ice Cr.

$99 | Butch Hoffman,

turned in 254, 176, 174—604 in the Stewart-Warner loop at the Central alleys. The opening game and the 604 represented season records for the S-W loop. It has been announced .that motion pictures of the automatic pinspotter will be shown tomorrow night at 8:30 at the Illinois alleys. These pictures, in color, last but 15 minutes and show progress of the

latest development in tenpin equip: ment.

Last night's scoring was very A belated score, that boosted the|light, a 650 by Harry Lovendahl in n to|the Link-Belt No. 1 representing On!the top solo- series of the city. He 224 for Pillow Blocks. .

had 205, 221,

City Bowling League Results

500 BOWLERS (WOMEN) Dorothy Lazo. Beard's Food oan Dorothy Berkopes, Kernel Optical Co.. Gertrude Bradley, Kernel Betty Shipman, Kernel Maybelle Rader, Kernel.. Wilena Hansen, Kernel.. Mary Baringer, Kernel... Judy HMindel, Kernel

Agnes Junker, Kernel

Jim Conacher of the Caps probably will return to action against Pittsburgh here tomorrow after missing two games because of injuries, but Coach Tommy Ivan will not decide definitely on’ his lineup until a few minutes before game time at 8:30 p. m. Pittsburgh started slowly this year, losing two of its first three encounters. Since that time, however, the club has turned in two victories and three ties to move into a contending position. The Hornets top the league in goals, with 41, but the Caps lead on defense with only 17 markers against ‘Goalie Red Almas in eight games.

Japanese Defeat

GI's in Softball

MANILA, Philippine Islands, Nov.

PA GR NS LAI 5 Re en

After playing. in Philly tonight, [3 Coach Ivan’s Hoosiers -will return ;

SAT

Central gridders face Evansville at 8 in-an Indiana conference ga while Eicher is used by Coach Ed

today and pointed U. C. L. A. was

straight Bruin victory, and they nailed it- down in’ the first eight minutes as they scored 19 points— a touchdown by Burr Baldwin after blocking Wedemeyer’s punt, another by Baldwin after taking a pass from Ernie Case, and one on a pass from Case to Ernie Johnson. U. C. L. A. scored again in the second period, twice in the third and. again in the fourth, and a belated St. Mary's drive was hopelessly short. In other important games, Marquette beat Detroit, 21 to 20; Wake Forest drubbed Chattanooga, 32 to 14; South Carolina topped Citadel, 19 to 7; Miami beat Villanova, 26 to 21, and the University of Hawaii nipped College of Pacific, 19 to 13. Marquette won with a passing attack despite a heavy rain.

Thom to Meet Rustic Matman

Farmer Jones, the Arkansas “hill billy” grappler, will take on Billy Thom, Indianapolis, in the feature

2.—Jap prisoners of war recently | defeated a G. I. softball team, 22)

to 8, before 1000 persons at Rizal 3 | memorial stadium ‘here.

{ Webber, Lumberman'’s Ins. Mixed. . 529 ood i Ruth Ittenbach, Kernel veees 7 Lt. Col. Kenyon wi v, director Mildred Lowe P. H O'G. Mixed ..... 524 |of the army recreation division of |

Helen Krauss, Kernel .............. 524 i Charlotte Cavin, Kernel......... . 524 the Western Pacific command, exPatty Striebeck, Kernel 332 | plained that the contest should

Pearl St. Phillips, Marcy Village... Dorothy Erler, Kernel

Bobbie Simerly, Moon-Lite Mixed. ...

# 522

521 never have taken place, for army 520 | veolations prohibit such games.

Ann Crull, Kernel . 520 Wilma Bradford, Blue Ribbon Ice Cr. 514 | Due to an oversight on the part Sally Twyford, Kernel . rvee-B

Mary Bass, Kernel eau er, Beard's Food ...

13 of the recreation division, the game

Dorothy Nel . 5128 inni DE Es root: 511 had reached the fifth inning before Muriel Hayes, ernel .. Creare naa 310) the officer in charge found that Jap Ne chmidt, ernel.............0 1 : ’ Judy Hindel, Indiana Matinee 508 | Prisoners were pldying. However, Louann Early, Indiana Matinee .. 508 | gj Mabel Buchanan, Moon-Lite Mixed.. ser] nce the game had progressed 50 Elizabeth Pfeilschifter,” Kerne ~.." 503 | far, he decided to continue it for

{Lucy Court, Kernel

{Lenora Coffin, Real Silk Mixed......: 502]

| OTHER LEAGUE LEADERS (WOMEN 4 | Cecelia. Boeller, E. C. Atkins Jane McAree, Public. Serv, Mix

RCA

502 |

the full seven innings.

| Estelle Weathers, Kernel..... ......... 501 ood [Eva Williamson, Kernel............» 500 | Col w y pointed out that in s00 previous games scheduled with

{had been American army personnel

Golay, Prest-O-Lite (Speedway)... 598 | Evelyn White, Paper Package Mixed. . 449 | ——— Lowell Young, Kingan.A. A........... 597| Thelma Perry, Poster-Messick Mixed. . 447 | Copyright, 1948, by The Mdianapolls Times Hughes, Allison Tool Freee rated gs ¥ Harvey, Sturm Recn cieanaee 446 and Thé Chicago Daily News, Inc. Harris Koelling, Bankers Cavs 93 | Wilma Meyers, Veteran's Adm ....... 429 es Paul Pursell, Moon-Lite Handicap..,, 515 —————————————————————— National wi Secos to Stage rank Pollard, National Malleable . 870 A + : lpn Pranklin, Indpls. Railways Mix, 569 ma eurs : Herb Coval, -Irvington Presbyterian . 568 Drill Tomorrow John Laffey Sr. St Dearborn gym Sunday schedule!

0'G. Mixed ... £61 arry Shambaugh, Christ the King.. 556 | Chas. Lohman, Public Service Mixed . 558

Denny Hogan, St, Joan of Arc, Amer. £50 Bob Jordan, Veteran's Administration 548 Bill Kennedy, McQuay-Norris ,. 543

{ Philip Men's Club 566 the Henry Mohr, Prest-O-Lite Mixed 563 |

seconds faster time. touchdown after the opening kick-|jome Reynolds bo B Clocked in 1:57 flat, Assault fin-!off with Jack Webb's “plunge cli-| ished six lengths in front of the maxing the 48-yard drive.

] | Wet grounds forced postponement Flower third -and Turbine fourth'nf the Silent Hoosiers’ , scheduled |

10 A. M.—Packard Mig. Reservation; | P, M.—Ace Eléctric vs,

Warm-Up Tournament 2 P.M. —8quirt vs Mallory;

i Paper Package vs, Mars Hill; 4, wood All Stars vs. Greenfield Legion.

Goldsmith Seco.

Green

1 The Indianapolis Secos profes-

sional basketball team will hold a practice session at 1 tomorrow afternoon at Dearborn gym.

o7/P. O. W. teams, the participants] 496

rs 460 and guards in charge of the camps.

The team will 'be made up of B

on the Armory wrestling card Tuesday night. ; Three thousand fans saw Jones win from Buck Weaver last Tuesday and it is a good. guess that another capacity house will witness the tussie between Thom and Jones. Whitey Wahlberg, Minneapolis, will be in the semi-windup spot and will clash with Buck Weaver, who

~ Play for Greyhounds Tonight

Greyhound freshman regulars . is teady to smap the ball Yo Quarterback Paul Eicher. . The Indiana

Unbeaten Bruins of U. C. L. Al Think Attention Long Overdu

NEW YORK, Nov. 2 (U. P).—The Bruins 8f U. C. L. A, undefeated and just about unnoticed in a national collegiate football picture dominated by Army and Notre Dame, clamored for proper -recogniti a 46-t0-20 victory over St. Mary's as proof, avored to beat Herman Widemeyer and his mal but not by the huge margin actually recorded... It was the si

URDAY; NOV. 2, 1946 |

. Center Manford Kistler

at Southport stadium tonight | me, Kistler is a regular starter, § Bright for half the game.

€ i %

‘Sugar’ Wins Disputed Bout

DETROIT, Nov. 2 (U. P.).—Ra! (Sugar) Robinson, pointing for th vacant welterweight throne, rar into a tough underdog in Ceci Hudson last night, -but rallied te score a controversial knockout ovey the Milwaukee battler in the sixth round at Olympia stadium. Robinson, Harlem's ‘“uncrown king of the welterweights,” floored Hudson for one nine-count in the sixth and then had him hanging on the ropes for another count. 1 Hudson's manager, Jack Bouman claimed the bell ending the sixth round beat the count of 10 by 2 | hair, but referee Johnny Weber saic the final count preceded the bel | and gave Robinson a knockout | victory. i Bouman said he would file mal protest of the decision.

a for- |

PELLONE VICTOR NEW YORK, Nov. 2 (U, P.)— Young Tony Pellone of New York won an upset 10-round decision last night over Johnny Greco of Montreal, Canadian welterweight champion, before an estimated crowd of 12,000 that welcomed bexing back tc Madison Square Garden after an absence of seven weeks, i

Games Changed

is out of Terre Haute. Whitey has

here this season. He won over Gordon Hessell last Tuesday. *

CITY AND COUNTY HIGH SCHOOLS Hewe 7, Sacred Heart 6, Shortridge ‘18, Manual 2. {Cathedral 6, Broad Ripple 0 Crispus Attucks 27, Covingt ocln Silent Plainfield until Monday night). Franklin Twp. 19, Pike Twp. 13. Tech 21, Richmond 0. Terre Haute Gerstmeyer 25,

ton 17. Warren Central 13, Ben Davis 6.

on’ (Ky.) LinGrant 12,

Hoosiers at (postponed

Washing-

OTHER HIGH SCHOOLS Southport 6, Decatur Central 0 Bloomington 0, Terre Haute Wiley 0. bus 14, Lawrenceburg 7. Danville (Ill) 21, Clinton 6. Dugger dt Brazil (postponed until Mon-

ay). \ roid Chicago Roosevelt 48, Hammond Tech 1

Prep Cagers Go Back to Firing Pits

By BOB STRANAHAN

Hoosierdom's went back to the basketball firing’

Young

pits aghin last night.

Field goal production will conweight Joe Baksi of Kulpmont, Pa., | tinue in full sway until next March was quoted today as a nine-to-four | Whe n a champion comes from the An Indianapolis amateur boxing favorite for His bout with English | fruits of this labor. : team, managed and coached by |light-heavyweight champion F Eugene Bland, won four of seven bouts on a special fistic program for young glove tossers held in

Lights blazed again odds | mately 150 of the state's high school on him were dropping as a result Bymnbasiums: of a poor showing .in his workouts. | Young America, incidentally, de-

State High Schoo

Jeckson 51

ville 17 Jefferson

Liberty 2 ti

exico

Merom 24,

Pairland 27, Moral 22. EY Framinng 3g. Bema 26, J. Mark Fishers 3 rdseville 27, ' New Ross 4 y 16, Whi EWalel 22. te New Waverly e alnut Grove ver s ) O

In Wr ‘Oolitic land

Jeflerson Center 45,

1 Tow 37. (overtim ) Kewanna. 45, Star Cit Lapel 20, Fortville 18. Lewisville 58, Raleigh 35 Liberty 30, Harrisburg 35 Liberty Center 33, Ligonier 59, . 4inden 43, Veedershurg 28. Lincoln 39, Stoney Creek 30, Lyons 43, Sandborn 3 adigon Township (8

axwell 33, 54, Macy McKinley. 36, Lynn 35

Ervin 23,

Avilli

New acy

Farmer shurg

Milroy 55, Sandusky 20 Milton 27, Esonomy 25 Modoc 28, Ridgevillé 26 Monroeville 20, Hoagland 21 Monterey 83, Grass Creek 32.

Vin 'stiren

18.

Morristown 34, Arlington 31, t-58 N New Market 21, Ladoga 20. 6, New Richmond 12. , Ningveh 37 A Boys Sahoo . n 1 d 50, Metea

33,

feated Walton, 46,34, in the opeher|

America 1a4t night.

approxi-

36. !

: / : Basketball 55

Gas City 48, Marion St. Paul Gosport 25, Spencer 17 Harrison 43, Green Twp § Honey Creek 356, Otter Creek 186. Huntertown 33° Arcola 19 Huntington Oatholic 48, Clear Creek 28, Huntington Township 34, Bippus 18 Hymeta B56 Graysville 30

Lancaster Cenler 40 Jefferson Township fRandolph) 27, Hunts. |

nship (Grant) 30, Fairmount | e)

Lisbon 22

T. t. Joseph) 39, North Palestine 30, 48 :

No Marion county

teams and

however,

|ample, “always*d threat in the A

only a handful of the better known derson are#-and a one-time memschools of the state were in the per of the “Big Four.” group which began the season last'dogs opened with a healthy 29-18| state is in for another “hit and

The Bu

night. They'll delay activity for. an= triumph over Fortville,

other week or more.

. =» Orleans 31,- Salem 27. Parker 33, Spartanburg 24

Perrysville 43, 8t, Bernice 22, Plerceton 50, Claypool 256 { Pulaski 29, Prancesville 20 Redkey 26, Albany 20 (overtime). Roanpke.44, Andrews 28 Rochester 47, Fulton 31 Romney 28, Buck Creek 22 | Royerton 51, Eaton 44 | Salem Center 43: Brighton o Sharpsville 22, ‘Burlington 20, Shipshewanna 58, Lima 356 Silver: Lake 29, South Whitley 26. Spencerville 41, Ashley 20 Spiceland 37, Straugh

n 27 ww | SpringEId Twp, (FERUKITR)Y 63, Pre” view 12. [ Bt. Paul 37, Sandcreek 20 ’

| Bummisyille 46, Gaston 23, Bweeotzer. 45, "Converse 15, Tangier 30, Hillsboro 28 (overtime), Terre Haute State 28, ‘Glenn 22, Union 44, Edinburg 20 Union Township ‘Starke 53, Hamlet 51. Young-America 46, Walton 34, Wolcottville 87, Scott 17. + Walkerton 31, Tyner 2¢ (overtime), Warren 39, Union Twp, (Huntington) 26 Washington-Clay (8¢, 36 » Carlisle 33 " Washington Township 52, Lucerne 28, Wawaka 39, Alblon 27 Waynetowii 40, Wingate 17 | Westland 27, Mt. Comfort 28, West Lebahon 30 Fine Twp West Middleton 33, Russiaville 31, Williamsburg 29, Greengfork 25.

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Fk : Wolf Lake 13, Coesse 0 Worthington 53, Freedom 13. Yorktown 43, Union City 132, Zionsville 36, Pionell 18,

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Williamsport 35, Richl ‘wp, (Fountain) x > and TW. i

Batesville, another

Montgomery, or Barr townsh

fellow which this time against Shoals with 28-19 triumph. Berne,

There was little Lapél, for ex-|

occasional Some of the old line “people's visitor to the Butler fieldhouse, also|in a game between Honey Creek choices,” names which have chilled got away ‘on the right foot with a'and @tter Creek, being a new high the big timers and thrilled tourney 36-9 conquest of Suniftan.

Gas City, Culver and

French Lick were 1046 sectional champs opening with victories, but Spencer's titlists in that step of the

crowds in the past, were on the list, annual elimination bowed’ to Gos- |

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for something or other ip, opener. Otter Creek drew 33 0

from the Daviess county area which | these penalties, wound up with once captured the hearts of -state three players on the floor and on .| tourney , fans, was ' another little opened successfully,

also withdrew two boys in the clos ing stages.

handily, 47-31.

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There were several extra period tinglers and scores generally ran { Cape Fifty personal fouls were called | pakot

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the short end of a 34-15 score despite the fact that Honey Creek

Rochester was about the only “big name” quintet to get started, and the Zebras took Fulton quite

Bob Laycock, North Indpls. Merchants 542 Non-Tod ech chic : Whit {game at Plainfield. It wil yd sv Mg am lg 513] 8. P M.—Kingn ay vs. New Au- former high school and college Be postponed, x Ns saaion » - ! ela. will be played |art weddle Sr.” Cen. States Envelope. 538 | gusta; 6, Kingan Packers vs. T, &. T.|stars and will play its home games Evansville Bosse, 31, Princeton 0 Maxwell Kennedy. Real Silk Mixed .. 517! Market; 7, Prospéct Tavern vs, Bud's Sund 1 Evansville Lincoln 2, Lexington Ky.) J. Lobman, Lumberman’'s Ins. Mixed . 478 Service on Sunday afternoon at the Armory.| Dunbar % 28 EB {llé Central 0 Evansville Reitz , Evansv entral 0. Gary Wallace at Hammond, postpone

until today. Gary Emerson vs. Gary H. Mann, postponed until today. - Goshen 26,. Lansing (Mich) East Huntington at Peru, Monday. La Porte 28, Ft. Wayne North Side 6. Linton 7, Bicknell 0. Michigan City 27, Sonth Bend Adams 6. Mooseheart (Ill) until tonight), Muncie Central 26, New Castle Rensselaer St. Joseph's 7, Ft. W tral Catholic 6.

s COLLEGES

L indication that the|Auiance 13, Davis Elkins 7.

Aberdeen 32, Augustana 6. Aransas Poly 45, Western Union 6. Bethany (Kas) 20, Ottawa (Kas) 14. Giragdeau 7, Maryville Teachers 0. a Wesleyan 19, Doane 7. | Detroit Tech 0, Lawrence Tech 0 Findlay 41. Bluffton 0. Hastings 19, York 13. Hawaii 19, College of the Pacific 13. Hillsdale 19, Alm h nt (0.) State’ 12, Kalamazoo 0. Marquette 21, Detroit 20

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The amateur football program scheduled tomorrow at Municipa | stadium will be played at Belmont t stadium.

Football Results

Miami 26, Villano Moravia 20, Ithac t North Carolina 14, Tenn State’A. & I. 6. Northwestern (La.) State 47, Ouchita 1, | Southwestern 13, Alva Teachers uth Carolina 19, Citadel South Dakofa at St. Louis ( this afternoon) Tennessee Jean)

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