Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 December 1946 — Page 23

C. 10, 1946

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chestnuts all over

ers trailed at half. jer at intermission. Bloomington were and Notre Dame,

je Card IGHT eorgetown (Ky.) | at Huntington. Illinois Wesleyan. DW NIGHT nisville. ASDAY at Evansville. Indiana State. /alparaiso. DAY utler.

sville. at Purdue, , Wisconsin, Indiana Central. 1 State. : t Canterbury. nklin,

ington. wrence Tech. 10is Wesleyan.

n came back after t half to lead the overtime session, eight points in the win its fifth vicunted for 15 points Purple Warriors lerson last week ) with, their hosts came from behind ai 48-all. Francis sixth field goal to in of victory.

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es, Indiana light » claimant, is due to begin his final Friday night fistic Al Johnson, the nmission’s accepted

yas declared vacant “state to campaign nson and Tommy ged by the comlogical contenders 5 the winner of this ne defeat in 10

s under the mank McClendon and . successful’ in his es. He knocked out ] in the second t fight. at the armory has the Indiana light

Lloyd Carter an- » had signed Byron le Galento) Pittrc he six-round semi“hicagoan has apore. Byron knocked of Bloomington, Il

Basketball Dec. 10—After be ime basis for fou piversity of Miami ball in. a big wa: ce has announced 18 nore in the making

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scratch handicap. sweepstakes, an

Sattracted most of the city's topAnotchers,

The “Pot of Gold,” in charge of

tournament manager Ed Erler and % Lorenz Wiesman,

operator of the Antlers, attracted a capacity entry of 192 teams last season and is expected to draw a like number this year, 111 Teams Entered Although today’s entry was reported as 111 teams, a last minute rush that usually prevails is expected to boost the mumber to last

4 year's figure, An entry of 125 teams

guarantees a first place prize of $300.

Entry fee for the event which is

{slated over three week-ends, is 4 $13.25. Baturday squads are sched-

uled at 3:30, 6 and 8:30 p. m., while the Sunday starting times has been set for 10:30 a. m. and 1, 3:30, ‘6 and 8:30sp, m, Entries close Friday midnight, leaving but three more days to register. Further information will be furnished by Erler at TA. 2960 or Wiesman at LI. 2351.

The St. Philip event is a fourgame affair, is to be held Dec. 28-29, Jan. 1, 4 and 5. All squads are set to get under way at 12 noon, 2, 4, 6, 8 and 10 p. m. Al Kriner and Jim Hickey, who are handling entries, may be reached at the St. Philip alleys, CH, 1210,

Results in City Bowling Leagues |

600 BOWLERS (MEN) John Rice, Fraternal ... Len Paust, South Side B. M.. “e +1 Prank Kagel, Inter-Plant . 851

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Elmer Gehle, West Side Chur a caver . 835

Ted Lich, Courthouse

“asses Blanche Meyer, Thos. Bemis i Al Smith, West Side Church ........ 631 Pear] Dull, ites Ph Mirabeaux ... 548 Bob Ryan, South Side B. M..... «+. 627! Betty Bhipman, Thos. Bemis .. 544 Ray Roberson, Optimist Club .. 6268 | Thelma Holl ingswor hs, Thos. Bemis. . 538 Bill Behréns, Evangelical Chur 624 Mary Kelly, Blue Ribbon. Ice Cream 537 B. Wuensch, Auto Transp.. . 624! Mickey Rotert, Real Silk Mix « 535] Jim Gibbons, Moose Lodge resssunenn 623 | Hazel Waymire, Solitaire Beverage .. 535 Al Lutz. aternal wh .. 623| Vivien Weaver, Thos. Bemis . +o B34} Paul Sylvester, Holy Cross... . 623 Katie Fitzpatrick, Darleene’s ..

Chas. Navikas, Courthouse ..

Dewey Sowers, West Bide Church... . 318 Dick Stull, V. 8, Rubber............. Andy Pagach, ‘Inter-Plant oh

South Side B. M.. . 609

Bua Egge.t, Ev angelical «sine . 609 Rex Campbell, Lions Club. .. 609] Dennis Lauer, Praternal .... . 608 u 1, Hely Cross . 606 , Capital Paper .. «.. 606 Little Flower . . 608

Fraternal] ..... . 605

Optimist ..... iil Indiana Bell ........ Art Updike, Courthouse . D. Shull Ed Buchfink, Lakeshore Mixed .. Joe Grady, Inter-Plant

; OTHER LEADERS (MEN) I Joe Gehl, Real Silk Mixed .. 597 Gene Harper, North Dine BM 597 3e0, Corydon, St. 595

hi . Jim Hurt Jr., Kiwanis "Er ib 589 Rube German Kahn Tailoring Mixed. 589 ne 5

Reformed Church Glen V er, Internal Revenie Herb Mattox, Ideal Engr Geo. Moore, Ft. Square Classic 312

r, Bt. Joan of Arc National 587 Ge n, Serv jee MI LL cede 563 | Harry Peterson, iv 4! Club ...... 563 Geo. Moore, Pt. Wii = 8:30 “eee 5861 H. Brown, Pun Bowl Commercial .... 652 | Harry Stiver; HerfI-Jones ven BIB 1. Shortridge High ....... 512 arl Roth, Carmel M. E. Mixed .... 481 600 BOWLER (WOMEN) Ann Crull, Thos. Bemis & Co . 808 500 BOWLERS (WOMEN)

I ances Rosner, Nichols Jewelry ..... 576 va Dininger, Thos. Beuis a vew suds 57%

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NEW YORK, Dec. 10 (U. P).— Baseball dominated the best 10] sports stories of 1946 which were selected today by United Press| sports writers: Half the 10 concerned baseball— the world series, the National league pennant playoff, the Mexican league, Jackie Robinson making good as the first Negro in organized baseball and the attempts of the American baseball guild to organize players into a labor union. Here are the top 10 as selected by the U. P. sports writers: ONE: The world series in which the underdog Cardinals defeated the Red Sox in seven games, TWO: The Mexican league which lured nearly two dozen U. S. major and minor league stars south of the border and stirred up the resentment of organized baseball in this country. THREE: Assault’s “triple crown” victory and becoming the greatest single season money winner in turf history. FOUR: The Louis-Conn fight, which developed into the post-war | sports world's first big flop. FIVE: The Rose bowl pact be-|

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ot of Gold, St. Philip Bowling Tournaments Attract Local Pinmen

Heavy Entries Expected for Both Meets; Rice Sets Pace in League Sessions

By BERNARD HARMON

With the annual men’s city bowling Journament under way, local pastimers can now turn their thoughts to some coming events. : This week-end the 20th annual “Pot of Gold”, probably the most # prominent of local alley meets, gets @ blanks are now being circilated for the 19th annual St, Philip 200-

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West Side Church ......... 601}

Transportation ...... 583%

Yankee Eleven Trounces Seahawks

The New York Yankees today be; gan making plans for the All- Amer ic conference championship game against Cleveland on Dec. 22 after. winding up their regular season last

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th a 31-t0-0 trouncing of . EE in 8 Seahawks. | Aussies Prepare

Performing before a crowd of a "ne Sia the Eastern division Doubles Team

champions kept the last-placers on the run. While holding the Hawks to a mere 22 yards gained on the ground, the Yankees pulverized the Miami forward wall and scored almost at will.

MIAMI, Fla. Dec. 10° CU. Pe (U. P) ~Australian tennis experts |y ong considered it - ‘likely today that the Jack Bromwich-Adrian Quist

MELBOURNE, Australia, Dec. 10 in the Davis

doubles team which helped the|to team with Bromwich but Quist|and Dinny Pails, against several|giers - Aussies take the Davis cup In 1939 has shown an Amazing improve- | combinations of opponents.

roe nan 4 cutens sh wi men. ots i hens eontton] pr First : against the Americans. =~ osier Bromwich, winner of the Vie-

and his stroking. In order to gain further data on toria singles, is rited a sure-starter themselves, the Aussie cuppers held | istered a total of 1 cup doubles. Cdlin|a secret practice todey in which|the opponents’ who made a fine showing in|Bromwich paired. with Quist and Panthers, Wik wuine the Victoria, was originally expected | Long as well as with Billy Sidwel | Stadium again next

Indiana's 1946 football

most first downs They. got 11,

under way at the Antlers and entry individual event that has always

Dugdale Dies x One of the city's most prompinent bowlers has thrown his last strike. Bill Dugdale died yesterday, after several weeks’ illness. Dugdale came to Indianapolis from Chicago 10 years ago and has been affiliated with fast leagues since that time. He was a member of the L. V. L.,, L. S. Pratt team in the Indianapolis, Fox-Hunt Classic and Traveling leagues. Bill, always popular among his fellow-bowlers, was 52, and had been active in the pin game for 30 years,

Entry blanks for the ote womep’s city tournament will also! be distributed this week, according | to. Elizabeth Pfellschifter, secretary | of the Indianapolis Women’s Bowling association. The event opens | Feb. 1 at the Speedway alleys. Outstanding individual scorers in last night's league matches were John Rice with 660 in the Fraternal at the Illinois; Len Faust with 653 in the South Side Business Men at Sport Bowl; Frank Kagel, with 651 in the Inter-Plant; Elmer Gehle with 650 in the West Side] church at West 8ide and Ann Crull | with 603 in the Thos. Bemis & Co. | lat the Pennsylvania.

ono} Shiteklomeler, A&P Louanna Early, Thos. Bemis ... | Ruth Graham, Thos mis | Ma Roberts, Nichols Jewelry . Arna Elstrod, Thos. Bemis Vesta Davis, Harlin Bros.

Darleene’'s .. Ann Poppaw, Thos. Bemis ... | Ruth Maze, Tho 2a | Edna La Fary, Bem Clarice "Cassidy, Blue Ritbon . Helen Wolfe, R. C. Col | Rita Maher, Darieene’s .

Armetta Ray, 08. Polly Zirostao, Ayreshire Collieries. . 520!

Mary Johnson, Western ain Annice Bernhardt Carr. H an 8.. 5H Sybil Northern, ‘ir ~

| Marge Pitzer, Millie Spears Cox. “Thos. Bemis ...... | Rita Péters, Thos. Bemis v Bewiis

earson Service .

| Estelle Nash, Thos. Bemis ....... Eskew, Harlin Bros. ....... i | Hilda Foster, Kahn Tailoring M 500 | PMary Feist, Thos. Bemis ..,.... ee 500 | | Betty Deppen, Darleene’s ............ 500 | Ethyleen Sheridan, Blue Ribbon ...... 500 |

{ Angie Ridenour, Harlin Bros. ........ 500

i OTHER LEADERS (WOMEN) |

Mary Lou Boucher, Ravenswood -M . 498 | Joyce Eltzroth, Infernal Revenue 494 | Gretchen Burleigh, Carmel M. BE M . 418

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Luckman Reported

‘Ready to Retire

BOSTON, Dec. 10 (U, P.).—To-| day's Boston Record said that Sid Luckman, star quarterback in the Chicago Bear T-formation, would retire from pro football after next Sunday and become assistant coach’ at Columbia university, replacing] Aldo Donelli, The Bears play the New York Giants for the national football league title next Sunday, Donelli quit at Columbia to become head coach at Boston university,

Mike Still Critical

NEW YORK, Dec, 10 (U, P).— Promoter Mike Jacobs rested comfortably yesterday as he fought for his life after suffering a cerebral hemorrhage a week ago, but doctors sald today that he still was criti-

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BOOKS

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Cut-Out BOOKS $129 . 558 Little girls will be thrilled : with “movie starlet” paper dolls. They'll like the other

A really special dolly with great

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Christmas the best ever!

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For that special gift that will make this Set her up in housekeeping with realistic sets of miniature,

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