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am't going to ay ; : | fstic bill at the Armory when the chief get aws ; By CARL LUNDQUIST, United Press Sports Writer | former Times-Legion Golden Gloves | Tem tuiinn Wear Rresnmeiind the New Yorx i NEW YORK, Nov. 27.—His boys had plenty of kicks coming and champion takes on newcomer Billy Shoes and Boyy' Shoes. the Saturday i 1 they made them both on and off the field, Bright, from Chicago, In a fourouth Bend be« I. He instructed them to “kick, kick and. kick some more” and when {round preliminary scrap. ' ike, Mass gos ] they got into the dressing room at half time they kicked about having Miles, a standout performer in the M [ Cc R Oo R Y S a fleet of spe- 4 to kick so much. But he was firm, this likeable guy who coached only| {simon pure ranks, who also. caphigh school players until last season. The boys went out and kicked tured the Indiana A: A. U. 0. sup ne aN ST. SMART some more and the strategy paid —————"" weight crown in 1945, has been | yi $s off with a victory that put them in ly brave man. He was one of the highly successful in his first battles |

beagles ae the Rose Bowl. strongest advocates of the drive | as a money belter and shows prom. | season He's the United Press coach of to put the Army football team in! ise of a bright future in pro ranks. | 4 f SAME The main event is set for 10 hap} YEARS ‘0 LOCATION

the week, Bert Labrucherie- of the the Rose Bowl,

the Sunshine : : Tropleal park ! unbeaten ary Se ay il don't know how we would have! rhe Holy Trinity football team (pictured above) will play St. Catherine tomorrow afternoon at Delavan Smith field for the C. ¥. O. Cadet ters and will feature Bob Simmons, 3 nday and will : wc Sra uni rules, fered agaist he great Calera, but football league championship. Their game at 2:30 p. m. will be preceded: by a game between the two. division runners-up, Little Flower Indiana welterweight champion, | . n A T a] S with Hialeah Han. Souther California. 13. 1c § Sank that the People of So 1€T0| and Holy Cross, which is scheduled for 1:30 p. m. At staks in these games will be the Rev. Thomas Scecinia and the Rev. Miles O'Toole me- |against Jimmy Scherrer of Mil-| lays from Jan, Saturday for their second Cctory al otis Should lave had | morial trophies. Members of the Holy Trinity team are (linemen, left to right) John Snyder, right end; Don Stegar, right tackle; Walt Para, |waukee, who beat Simmons in the 28 te Dent + « Gulfstream the Series in 16 vers, y In chance to see them play,” he said. | pent guard; Herman Schrader, center; James Jordan, left guard; Joe Toth, left tackle, and Louie Lambert, left end. The backfield includes Brewtown three weeks ago. Sim-| . eparaie Uepis. March § to : hig l - Tree quarterback Don Cesnik (behind the center) and (left to right) William Saligoe, right ‘half; Jimmy Peterchefr; fullback, and Joe Turk, left half. | mons will be out to avenge that | 2 Separate Entrances

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ft the Philadel & WM tied at 6 to 6" he said. “But I Thi d Vi wo rn 216% Mass. Ave. 223 N. Penn, norrow in their told thkm that or a muddy | Ir iciory Gl be T tt i aiary pebweets alin Amling Honored nim M1, iy urkey trot fof § Wet. Now Tim sad X stuck by myo ANDERSON. Ind. Nov: 21—Ahi. To Lead League Pinmen Here Llobe Trotters | munity Pals cub at 7pm. wil Pre CLEVELAND, Nov. 21 (0, py || Aan 6, but it Sgures | it ! derson college's Ravens were rolling| ! | me Indianapolis” Secos, profes. “?9¢ the Seco-Manarch |Capt. Warren Amling of the Ohio Let us have those muscular attraction this | | “The Bruins punted 16 times and along unchecked today in the Indi- By BERNARD HARMON | Pete Peterson was the big scorer gional basketball team, face another State university football team re- aches end pains—colds—poor the favorite ale the payoff break: came ‘when their) 22 college conference basketball! A string of 15 consecutive strikes,|q; the Indiana Recreation loop, con-! touted Negro aggregation tomorrow Little (Giant Eleven _ [ceived The Cleveland Press trophy blood circulation, sciatica, lum-

race with their third straight vic- eight in his first game, and seven

de margin. , ., all-America quarterback nominee, , tl YM necting for 231, 247, 189—667 that night at the Armory. T B H d jos the “most valuable” player on] bago and neuritis. t, in the “ : n in tory. in his second, enabled Ed Hughey : The Harlem Globe Trotters wii 10 DE nionore the varsity for the season just A Wie ‘othe. 1 Ernie Case, punted from his. own co..n pon Hedden's charges to get enough pins to win city-wide 10d his Lovish Construction quintet : , ’ ded We are thoroughly capable of ue,” the rivals : 47 to Mickey McCardle, who fum- i 6 4 td N di id 1] 44 " <'to the leazha's top team total of tie be the Thanksgiving opponents of, CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind, Nov. tunded. ki h P % i ’ PN @ Sy - 1aiv 'S yesterday's es y 7 en in strength, bled on the 5-iard line und. Wes oped Jo ih a 6 Hung i vi ve wonors in yesterday PB re A P the local pros, who were nosed out'27.—Members of Wabash college's INDIANAPOLIS CLEARING nous working with your doctor on S ( i X = ¢ ay 8 S ' “ . : Mathews recovered for U. C. L. A. Te 3 wh . y Sgt pl of wage p ay. ht : : io y 1 ers turned in 663's. Carl in the final minute of play Sunday 1046 football team will be honored Devite © s Aso oon | ANY condition ‘that requires ENELY . Three plays later Case went over Nak ol person ee St ay “ 2 ns oy : he Uptown Jaxer R or Be that Bark for LY the Chicago Monarchs. at. & community_ banquet Wednepe, UNS = oo. wine | heat and massage in any form. i—Army : “ Bg 115m oe foot out on a quarterback Faves im FA pe hal, re Faarey ood P43, 236. 182 81 Ballard Ice re of the Penn- The Trotters are one of tne oldest, day hight, Dec..18 424 State Lire Bldg. LIL 1675 Our massages are highly bene3—Colgate y = sneak for one of the Most important ae on i di Dido ghe +408, Ee coy ormd ed . 2 Negro traveling aggregations inbas-! The Chamber of Commerce and | ’ i | nly JAS Aion : of touchdowns U. GC. L. A. ever made > > for the top series.- A pair of West svlvania Recreation loop with 229, yetball. Their handling and passing the Rotary, Kiwanis and Lions clubs HERMAN L. WILD ficial to circulation and are 3—Columbia "ei Labrucherie, whose Los Angeles Side Classic members hurdled the 210, 34 and Ernie Welch of whe has made them one of the favorite are co-operating in sponsoring the Platinumsmith and Designer given by highly trained mas. T-Biiiduse $ % high school ‘teams were thew . Brown Re elected 650-mark, Wilbur Richwine getting Misfits in the Naval Ordnance at attractions in pro ranks | banquet. 1} Have your better Jewelry repaired by seurs and masseuri oy El n BAMS wer own. as - 246, 201, 223—670 for Cook's Beer, Pritchett-Hunt-O'Grady getting 222, | Eo Jewelers. Long experience in Repair- : - ~ “ | its.” 1 97 Suivi Mong ee . The locals will send ‘their usual| It is planned to have a speaker! . 3 no little co lege outfits,” won 97 I U Ca tain us Bob Shaw turned in 243, 247, 167 241, 200, the total being a season | ual; It p a I ing of all kinds of Jewelry, Remould KAYWOOD VAN NOTE a 2 games there, lost but 12 and tied ** . 657 for Falls City Beer. record in that eircuit. starting lineup of Huffman and of national prominence for ne / ing Resetting. _ Soldering, All done Onner snd Hg : t - — ie gre Care. . E... From the 2 six in the 16 years he was in charge BLOOMINGTON, Nov. 27.—~Mem- RI { Nicoson. at forwards, Armstrong at meeting. E-. : ' a rds, it's no eof . Moving on to U. C. L. A. he took bers of the 1946 Indiana university J: memes p— m—— — - eee _— id ve spot wi o on- football team las re-elected | Ch + B H L. R I+ and Navy, but over a spot which had been a cor ootha last night elected | | y ow ing eague esulrs in there pitch stant headache, where the teams Howard Brown captain of the Crim- | +86 the service clage more often than not were worse son squad. He is a junior and hails | BOWLERS (MEN) Henry Desclan, Detelan een... -. Sos , Saturday. . . , than mediocre. from Dayton, O Be Hughey Cearala, ike Classis fal Harold Rosemeycr BIotlo, ay ix. 382 | . ¥ 1 wine § i 8. © { plenty of come Pioneered the ‘T° . Selection of the 1946 captain to pete Peterson. Indiana Recn 667 Robt ruts, Allison Owls a x Lo ; 18 0 Ernie Welch, Naval Ordnance .. 663 'Ed Tayler, Indpls. eaching ixe 58 by the Annapolis Football coaching with 1 is a erve another year was announced Carl Roeder. Peunsylvama Recn. 663 B. Heck, R. A .. B39 The Navy lost 3 g at um 1s at a football banquet sponsored by Bob Shaw West Side 657|Jim Abney, Inland Container ... 35 er winning its | simple, fundamental business. He (he Bloomington Downtown Quar- Pete Guage Wer. Sige als Tae 810. Amor K C A Mix a : 88 7 3 - \ an Pa n . y has waded drills fhe boys on one game at a terbacks’ association. Speakers Were jim Brent West Side 642 Clarence Delo 8t, Hutto Mixed 5 is time and works unendingly on the ’ a - Lowell Hildebrandt, Stewart-W.: Mixed 632 Bi ohlstadi, Fidelity Trus ! o as — Ne 3 A. B. C's of the game. He is ead a a Roy Wishmeyer, Methodist Church... 83\BR} GCke, BE By a Jned ce elevens } 4 > TL a CXS +. Art Gray, Blue Ribbon Ice Cream .... 634 i pioneer with the “T” formation Harold Van Orman and John Hast- O2tha Dobbs, Methodist Church...... 633 500 BOWLERS (WOMEN) ’ A which he used eight vears ago: { Robt. Mick, Alilson Office Mixed . 683 sas | NAVY y bet ight ) £0, | ings. Chris Rassmussen, Allison Engr 632 Phyllis Gandolf, Btegemeler's ( Grille Jos Villanova od 3 even efore Clark Shaughnessy's ——r—_ Wayne Ross, John Hancock Ins 627 Mary Baringer. Primros¢ House | Columbia viv ” Jerry O'Grady, Our Lady of Lourdes. 625 Robertta Pittman, Arthur Murray 561 Mbt, 1 famed revival of it with the 1940 TODAY'S SCRATCHES Ed Erler, Broad Ripple B. M......... 625|Murial Hayes, Blue R Ribbon Ice Cream | j—N, Carolina U. i : Stanford team which is the last Dick Gayde, Penn. Recn ... 620 | Julia Lang, Prim ras i i A — Alice Clossin, Pe Coal & Of .“s Penn Pacific coast eleven t o th 10} AT BOWIE (cloudy and fast) I Pred Mitchell, West Side wor 820 1 10 Iba, Arthur Murray LL. 338 Notre Dame F - even Ww g rough | |__Ginokum. Speedy Booger, High 8ir, Geo. Homan, West Side . 620 joy Toa, Arthur Murray TE J-Qested = 4 ] its season undefeated. U. C. L. A. 3. Heaits Bn twine. Moon Magic, Sweet Bal lant 5; oad, Riphle BM. oe | Elizabeth Pfeilschifter, Primrose .... 521] " 5 hasn't gotten that job accomplished | Hash, Whimsical rw 5% Mee Hewhins, West Side ree si7| Margaret Percifield. Prifirose ay Fir : in S yet; it must beat Nebraska's 3-Valdina Style, Adviser, Janes Rose, I Oaths Dobbs, JD. Adams Cerin . S11! Libby Wurzberger, Parkway Indpt ... a 3 . . i elieve. | Jack ariin, C relia tt Primrose . ea | rt ————— scrappy team in its regular season's. Gene Chance. {Don Stivers, Penn. Recn 614 | Bearue Thelin. Blue Ribbon........ 512 finale Saturday, but the odds are i= Fabrin, Milkmouse, Miss R., Doe Head. |John Mencin, West Side 611 | Skeets Ebert, Primrose PN 511 | all for th doi a3 —Tintia, Curler, Seaboard, Aldridge, Con- Pete Ernst, West Side EE 618 Ruth Ranes, Arthur Murray aati i} 28 em doing it. | nachta, Tony V. Leonard Lutz, Blue Ribbon ......... 607 | Marilyn Wurtz, Stegemeler's ees 5104 A 3 The 41-year-old U. C. L. A. grad- &—Kennebunk. Silver Tower, Black Ob- Bob Plummer, Indiana Recn va $07 | Gertrude ginger, Blte "array coe 38 € aaa era Ject, Gullah. | E. Roth, Chevrolet Comml. Body .... 06 | Glendyn Roempke, Arthur ‘ee ; : uate of 1929 never plaved or — {Ralph Arbaugh. West Side . [12 Goa Bilie Rice, Fe TTar = 201 iE coached football at any place but Jake Roeder. Penn. Recn .... 804 'Flo Smith, Arthur Murray .......... 4 . 2s Weigel. John Hancock Ins. ...... 803 Laverne Biers, Stegemeler's .......... 504 i in Los Angeles. He plaved high PROGRAM SELECTIONS ar! Hindel West Side. 603 Jean Cases, Prion i st haat Sos 2 1 i re- fe | John Rafftery, John Hancock Ins . 602 Amy McDanie t i school football on the team he re- PONIN= = ooo Merry Eigin. I Tom Arnoid Allison Office Mixed ... 602 Lucille Perkins, Stegemeier's ........ 503 2 turned later to coach and was a 2—Gossip. Flying Raid Latlise. Bresl Harry Stokes, Bast Side Classic $02 Martha Stephens, Primrose .......... ii 3 <3 -Okapi Lancer, Don Chance, Biue Steel. Roy Roberson. West Side ..... 601" Kay Kelly, Primrose “arn aban i i star halfback at U. C. L. A, de 4—Drum Major, Badge, Grey-Del. Mike Bisesi, John Hancock Ins. ..... 600 Frances Deer, Blue RIDOON 7.0 sss 502 spite the fact that he weighed only 5—Music, Meetmenow, Hug Bug | Alice Kumpart, Arthur Murray ...... 502 140 pounds 6—Prognosis, Harvest Night, Larkmead OTHER LEADERS (MEN) | Helen Dysert, Hoosier Coal & Oil... 501 GH Andy Jiggs Beal. Pire De 1 .. 598 | Avonelle Evans. Wm. J. Holliday Mixed 51 Along with everything else, La-|7—Aethelred. Alhalon, Talasea. M. Semenick, Link- Beit No. 3. 504 | Sarah Schumaker, Primrose .......... 601 8 ; g : | 8—Comedy Player, Dudie, Goodby Gum-+'Roy Morical, Allied Printers 593 | Bridget Dalton. Primrose . o- 3 pei 4 ’ ie » ; i . . r ria E REE Brucherie qualifies as an exceeding-|" drop. | Ralph Itténbach, Gyro Club. ... 590 | Vera Downs, Arthur Murray .......... B00

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