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Coal “Strike Prevents ‘Shift of Two Games

Hardwood ‘Notes From All Over Hoosierdom

By BOB STRANAHAN o ECH'S SPACIOUS East side goalry will be dark—and cold—tomorrow night instead eof jammed with partisan followers of Howe and

Broad Ripple.

Howe wanted to move the contest to Tech's larger gym to accommodate more customers, but the plan was turned down. Tech burns approximately 45 tons of coal a day in heating the

various buildings and gym. And here was a chance to conserve. Howe and Broad Ripple can blame John L.—not Tech. Washington, too, wanted to move its game with Howe to Tech but couldn't’ for the same reason. So there'll be no door ticket sales at the Continental gym tqnight. Stu. dents and townspeople without advance ducats may as well stay at home, : The same ticket situation will apply at Broad Ripple tonight for the Cathedral clash.

® uw... STOPPER NEEDED... Crispus Attucks will need a corking guard to bottle up Vallonia’s Dick Robison tonight. The big Richard scored 57 points in two games last week, 27 against Medora and 30 against New Washington, ” » . CHANGES MADE . . . Evansville Bosse's game with Princeton, originally scheduled for last night, has been changed to Deg, 19. No reason given. But New Salem Principal Ary Skillman was notified that Fairview couldn't fill its date with New

Salem. The reason: Lack of boys|

in the Fairview school.

= ” ” DON'T SELL SHORT . .. Best looking prospects of any of the state’s high school netters seem to be at Terre Haute Garfield, which doesn’t open’ until next ‘Wednesday against Clinton. Three big reasons are Clyde Lovelette, six-foot nine and three-quarters-inch center; Ronnie Bland, six-foot-two-inch forward, and Bennie Kiburis, also a couple of inches over the two-yard mark.

= id SO THEY SAY . . . “Five of 17 players used by Indiana in its opening game with Wabash were stars in Muncie semi-final area, which may or may not prove where the best Hoosier interscholastic basketball is born. “Among the Hoosler varsity men |

were Johnny Wallace of Richmond, | met just about every t ype of wresMarshall Koontz of New Castle, |tler

Ralph Hamilton of Ft. Wayne Indiana university mat mentor fig-

South, and Murray Mendenhall Jr., and Tom Armstrong, both of Ft. Wayne Central. Muncie basketball fans know ‘em all, especially Koontz! ! I"—Bob Barnet in The Muncie Star,

» » » GREENER PASTURES . . , It will be a Hoosler homecoming for Cliff Wells and several of his players when Tulane comes through Indiana for games with Valparaiso at Gary and North Carolina state at the Coliseum later this month, Virgil (Sug) Risner, the ex-War-saw star; Jim Riffey, the former Washington Hatchet center; Don Cripe of Flora and Wells’ son, Bob, are the Indiana boys on the Green Wave squad. Tulane snowed under Keesler field and the Henderson Point Marines, but came acropper against the pow-er-laden Kentucky team. » » » TRAVEL NOTE. . . . Lafayette had arranged for a special train to carry beosters to Shelbyville Saturday night, but this had to be canceled on account of the coal strike. Undaunted, Lafayette rounded up enough busses to replace the rattler. Lafayette, incidentally,- is lining up one of the state's most attractive holiday tourneys for Jan. 1. Evansville Central, Richmond and Jasper will join the Brones.

Thom Will Test Friendly’ Terry

The “big test” for “Friendly” Jack Terry is scheduled for the Armory

wrestling ring next Tuesday night, where the Oklahoma City ace will clash with Billy Thom, Indianapolis. Such mat performers as Rene La Belle, Lefty Pacer and Gil La Gross have fallen before Terry, who gives the impression that he can dispose of his opponents with ease. “Friendly” Jack brought a new style of grappling to Indianapolis. |He sports a big/smile as a “front” | for his tricky and rough tactics. It is |a promised thriller as Thom has

his career and the former

ures he can halt Terry’s winning ‘streak. Steve Nenoff, Toledo, will oppose Buddy Knox, Tulsa, in the semiwindup. It is Knox's first appear‘lance of the indoor season.

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HEADS TOGETHER . . , These Indianapolis Kautsky starters have their héads together fo see what can be done’ about stopping the Anderson Packers in the National Basketball league game tonight at the field house. Reading from the bottom of the circle to the right: Arnold Risen, Bill Closs, Ernie Andres, Herman Schaefer and Leo Klier.

41st Annual Men's City Pin Tourney Opens Tomorrow

By BERNARD HARMON

The 4lst annual men’s city bowling tournament opens tomorrow

with the initial day's activity confined to team events at Dezelan’s alleys:

Competition in the doubles and singles gets under way Sunday at The first squad of the 431 aggregations entered in

the Indiana alleys. the five-man competition faces the maples at 6:30 p. m. tomorrow.

The first competitors of the doubles entrants, who number 632, and

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES =

Caps” Early Lead Fades Away

the initial shift of the 1110 entrants in the singles event, open fire on the pins at 11 a. m. Sun-

day. Play in the team events will Cafeteria;

and (All-event) Behrens. cleus of the cash awards, however,

The team events, which are in charge of Oscar Behrens, city association “secretary, will be concluded on Jan. 5, while the minor events, supervised by Francis Raftery, will wind up one week earlier,

with their handicaps added.

Entrants in this season's meet, jday’s sessions.

cause of confliction with the state Pritchett's; Jordan had 189, 254,

tournament, which is slated on local | 224—667 for Uptown Barber & alleys during March and April, will Beauty Shop in the Rainer Purni-|( be firing at a record prize fund.|ture at the Uptown and Holmes ge Although entries fell below last| connected for 216, 237, 197—650 for year’s total, advance in entry fees|Automatic Canteen in the MecLar-

built the cash awards to a new high. | neys’ Lunch at West Side,

Results in City Bowling Leagues

600 BOWLERS (MEN) [Paine Stegmoller, Bowes . . ...... 523 Hobart Moore, Universal ........cveuss o81 Vivien Weaver, Brightwood Fuel... 522 Bill Jordan, Ranier Furniture ........ { Margaret Theobold, Jam 51

Haskell Bryant, Bowes . Ann Bateman, Coca-Cola. .. Aun Crull, Bowes 641 Mary Thomas, Coca-Cola. . 631 | Muriel Hayes, Bowes . 626 | Mary Spugieh, Bowes 624 | Blanche Blacketer, . 624 | Mabel Skinner,

830

Universa . ot : Darnell, Pittman "rood Mkt. M,.

r Roesener, Coca-Cola .... ‘ " Antlers, .

Coca-Cola ... 624 | Rose Parsons, Brightwood Fuel 2 .+«» 623|Jo Berkopes, Apex Coal ... 512 . 621 na Wagner, Coca-Cola

{John Morgan Jr, | Geo. Moore, Alpha... Lohman, McLarney's ‘ae | Russ Fehr, Pittman Mixed ....

MeLarney's 8 un

coves Soe! Betty Dierkers, Coca-Cola ’ | Harold Rosemeyer, Automotive .. r ve 06 | OTHER LEADERS (WOMEN) Walter Bauer, Mitchel- Soout- “Briel run Wm. Sink, Shrine (8:30 one 805 | Natalie Haboush, Uptown Recn Earl Paxton, Shrine (8: 30) 603 | Carrie Trissel, Graham Furniture Wayne Clarkson, Ranler...... ... 603 |Jess Campbell, Hillcres Elmer Gehle, Printeraft 602 | Pat Wedrick, Naval Ordnan Toumey, Universal...

{ Chas. Arthur, E. C. Atkins. ....... ++ S01 601 FIGHT RESULTS OTHER LEADERS (MEN) wl DENVER — Arturo Godoy, 202 Harry Vandeventer, Parkway Recn 308 RR out “Buddy Knox, 20%, Frey, Fi-Blak Insulation | Bob Kennedy, Koerner Optical Mixed a9 | MILWAUKEE Cecil Hudson, Hershell Livingston, Ei Lily waukee, ou Al Slaughter, Shrine (6:00)... Clayton, Chrysler Air-Temp.....

ayton, 157,

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). ee 593 NEW YORK (Forum)-—Pete Kennedy,

' 147, Elmsford, N. Y., outpointed Vie PigBoy pars: Hick Ouver's a pu nataro, 144, New York (8). John Bonuwski, Merz Engr...... 573

‘Line Drive’ by

on hockey ice, : In the third and final period at contest played before 6188 fans and far out at mid-ice and the drive had so much on it that the blazing puck handcuffed Cap Goalie Red Almas, tore through his glove and dropped into the cage for the tying score at 3-3. ‘ Bush's goal was registered at 18:13, just 1 minute 48 seconds before curtains. It upset the Caps and the fans no end but was a tribute to the staying qualities of the St. Louis club, Flyers Keep Plugging As a matter of fact, the Flyers played their hockey like the Bt. Louis Cardinals play baseball, at least it was that way last night despite the fact the visitors are last in the American league's western division. At one time in the game, the Hoosiers held a 3-0 lead, shortly after the start of the second period. But the Flyers refused to fold, fought back, kept plugging and came from behind by scoring one goal in the second stanza and two in the third. The Flyers lost the services of one player, Jack Shewchuk, a defenseman, in the second period. He received a fractured left wrist and will be out of play indefinitely. He

Handcuffs Goalie Almas and Flyers Gain a 3-

By EDDIE ASH, Times Sports Editor

The Indianapolis Caps last night were the victims of a line drive. They weren't playing baseball but the guess is that Eddie Bush, St, Louis Flyers’ big defenseman, thought he was on a diamond instead of

Sammy Snead, British open HOOSIER PAINT and. a a Tors LINOLEUM co. Eddie Bush today in the $10,000 Miami open final Shp 5 108 Yes golf Rayon Pleated Shade... a

3 Deadlock

the Coliseum last night, in a close fanettes, Bush leaned on one from

was to return to St. Louis today while his mates went off to Pitts burgh. After Tommy Ivan's Caps fired two goals home in the first sessiun, the rooters decided the game was sewed up. And the fans’ enthusiasm soared to greater heights when the home pastimers chalked up a third goal at 1:30 of the sec. ond period. Visitors Get Going By that time, the Flyers were frantic and théy decided to do something about it. They broke their own scoring ice at 3:29 of the second stanza while their defense halted the Caps’ rushes. At the beginning of the last period, the score was 3-1 in the Caps’ favor, Finally, at 10:40 of the period, Eddie Olson put his team back in the game by eluding goalie Almas on smooth, quick passes by Hector Pozzo and Harvey Fraser, It was a well executed scoring play. The story of the tying goal has already been relaied, The Caps next home game is with New Haven Sunday night, but they play at Philadelphia Saturday, and that looks like a sure victory. The Philly team has only won two games

was taken to the City hospital and

Defending champions, who won last season's laurels on the basis | of actual scores are (Team) Russett McAtee ... (Boubles) Ken Christen-|8hewchuk ........ RD senses be resumed Sunday at 10:30 a. m. sen-Lou Fouts; (Singles) Bob Shaw Bush The nu- st

goes to the boys who top the list] 8t.

Hobart Moore, Bill Jordan and Jack Holmes were the only leaguers to reach the 650-mark in yesterMoore set the pace moved up from the usual spring with 200, 236, 245—681 for Jardina dates to the presert schedule be- Bros. in the Universal matches at |, Second

. 500 |y : 500 | oungstown

0 606 | Mildred Buckner, Koerner Opt. Mixed 480 474 .. 472 . 468 | Buffalo at ance 54 602 | Marjorie Fuller, Fletoher Tr. Mixed... 363 aot |

Chile,

Indianapolis (3) Almas Conacher Wochy Simpson | Summers Millar

St. Louis (8)

| Highton’ .. Liscomb ...

RODErtson ...... i

sessassrrene LD.

Louis spares—Olson, Pozzo, QGladu, McReavey,

Fraser, Allum, Clark, Rimstad, nal, ois spares—Douglas, Bukovich, Couture, Simon, Nicholson, Blake, Sclisizzi, Wiest, Burdette, Podolsky Officials—Bob McCully and Eddie Burke. Pirst period scoring—1, Indianapolis, Simpson (unassisted), 7:45; 2, Indianapolis, Sclisizsi (Blake), 19:11. Penalty— Clark (interference). period xoing-3, Indianapolis, Wochy Bann), 1:30; 4, St. Louis, McReave 1Giadu) 3:29. Penalty—Sclisizzi

orp a ertod aeaLtl —8, a. Louis, Olson 0:48. 6 St. - Louis, Bush {ig a nt an (high sticking); Couture (high sticking).

Bowling Schedule

TEAM EVENT—DEZELAN'S M—Victars, Climax - Machine,

6:30 ightwood Btatio J Mayer No 2 Pak ALL Flight, “hewolt News, Ballard Milk, DeMbss & Die, Br Coal, Bquitavle Seiormied SF Duet sulatio Secon orme 0 PUM —H 's Standard Service, wesmith Slandary Service, Sicanoff Hides, Elks No. Polk's Milk No. 2, Home as Ring Jewelers, Lathes. Rail

way Express, National Hiway Market, Uptown Tavern, Polk's Milk No.

Basketball

NATIONAL LEAGUE Western Division L Pct.

revins arenes 510 i | Cecil Bevis, Riviera Club ...... 621 | Marie Christian, Bowes ........ . 510} Pi pA Forest Cox, McLarney's 619 | Rita Chandler, Antlers . . . 510 408 401 Chas. Smith, Delaware Major ....... 618 |Artie Stephenson, St. Philip. 50 | Anderson 295 280 Oscar Kossman, Universal. .......... 616 Alles Simko, Ferndale Tavern 506 | Oshkosh 339 311 Jim Vance, Automotive. 61s | Betty Leach, Brightwood Puel 506 | Sheboygan 235 237 {Dan Glubka, American Leg! ORY veins 3 | Borotny Petty, Coca-Cola Chicago 810 | Floyd Bramel, Mitchel-Scott-Ertel .... ia Bobbie Simmerly, Brightwood Fuel... 504 | Detroit ic i Paul Reddinger, P. R. Mallory ...... 610 | Dorothy Crawford, Am. United Mixed. 504 { Russ Houze, Universal ............... 610 | Mary Brisnik, Ferndale Tavern...... 503 | Pt. Wayne $ 1 .83% 356 306! Ralph Gale, Universal . ............ 610 | Olivia Winings, Pittman Mixed. ..... 502 | Toledo 3 50 305 244 { Chris. Brehob, Vegetable Growers ..... 608 | Jennie Sweeney, Coca-Cola..... . Rochester ....... 5 2 714 431 348 Robt. Raftery, Mitchel-Scott-Ertel 608 | Cele Leppert, Bowes . 502 | Buffalo 3 CT 0 20 200 Leo Jenkin®, Universal 608 | Olive Vance, Bowes “re + 501 Syracuse ......... 3 3 181 547 626 Eay! Bright, Blks .........c.covvvees 607 | Novella Young, Coca-Cola. .......... Pe 549

47 RESULTS LAST NIGHT Rochester 54, Buffalo 44. Sheboygan 74, Syracuse 47, NEXT GAMES Tonight—Anderson at INDIANAPOLIS; oungstown; Syracuse at Chicago.

Umpire Added

LOS. ANGELES, Dec. 6 (U. P.).—

| The American league has announced

Mil- [that Edward Hurley, who has been Chuck. Hunter, 157, { officiating in-the American associa-

tion, has been added to its umpiring |

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Hockey Summary and Standings

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RESULTS LAST NIGHT

INDIANAPOLIS 3, 8t. Louis 3 (tle), Hershey 6, Springfield 0,

| NEXT GAMES

Saturday night—New Haven at Cleve-|

land; Buffalo at Hershey, St. Louis at Pittsburgh; Providence at Springfield, INDIANAPOLIS at Philadelphia.

Fitz Promoted

NEW YORK, Dec. 8 (U. P). — Freddie Fitzsimmons, former inajor league pitching star, has taken over duties of general manager of the Brooklyn Dodger team of the All-America - football conference

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Coal crisis forces Office of Defense Transportation to order further . reductions in Passenger Service —

More Trains Come Off Drastic Adjustments !

WITH OUR OWN COAL SUPPLY DIMINISHING RAPIDLY —and that of other railroads, too—the Office of Defense Transportation, to save vital fuel, has ordered another 25 per cent reduction in coalburning locomotive mileage, effective December 9. This compels us to make further deep cuts in passenger train service.

MANY MORE TRAINS WILL COME OFF DECEMBER 9 in compliance with this order. In addition, some trains will be

TRAIN No. 13 leaving Indianapolis 11:20 TRAIN No. 27 leaving Indianapolis 7:08

to Pittsburgh = TRAIN No. 26 leaving Indianapolis 10:45 P, M.

Beginning December 9

combined. Others shortened. Many sleeping cars, panlor cars and coaches will be dropped. Everything to lighten the load, save coal and still spread service as far as we can.

RESERVATIONS ON SUSPENDED SER VICES are automatically cancelled by the Office of Defense Transportation's order. Your money will be refunded or we will endeavor to adjust reservations to remaining service if space is available,

TRAINS WITHDRAWN:

THE UNION (train No. 319) leaving Indianapolis 4:35 P. M,

THE UNION (train No. 319) leaving Indianapolis 4:36 P. M,

THE UNION (train No. 320) leaving Indianapolis 5:40 P. M.

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