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CHICAGO, Dec. 11 (U, P.).—Some | basketball fireworks should fly to-|

night and toniorrow night as Illinois and Jowa, with nearly the same teams that already have won Big Nine championships, Speed up their Warmup campaigns. +o Illinois, with four of its brilliant iz Kids back from the 1943 i pionship - team, bumps into Marquette at Champaign tonight, and Jowa, fired by four members of ita title team of 1945, runs into Detroit Thursday night at Iowa City. «« Marquette, who won three games ore losing to Wisconsin Saturday, rated as one of the Midwest's trongest teams, and Detroit's ruged and rangy squad will give the awkeyes their toughest test so far, ut both Big Nine teams were expected to win. Illinois Shows Power Illinois showed its strength by whizzing past Cornell (Iowa) in its bpener, 87 to 39, with reserves taking pver at halftime. Iowa knocked off th Dakota State and Kansas Bate, averaging 63.5 points a game. The Illini, on the basis of the Whiz Kids' return and some shiny few prospects, have been rated

so far as the team to onoe the conference race tarts the first of the year.

{| ‘But the red hot Hawkeyes are so lose ‘to them on paper that the {fllini undoubtedly are uncomforttable. Illinois’ returning Whiz Kids are dy Phillip, all-time high scorer i the conference with 258 points {in 1943, Ken Menke, Jack Smiley ‘and Gene Vance. All of them exipept Menke were rated all-confer-‘ence players in 1943, Menke landed on the second team. Aid Whis Kids Lanky center Fred Green, Bob Doster, third in conference scoring {last season, and several other exenced standouts added to the iz Kids give Illinois one of the rong teams in conference

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{But the Hawkeyes are just about us impressive. Bulwarking the Iowa team are Herb Wilkinson, three-time allAmerican, guard selection; Clayton Wilkinsoft, Dick Ives and Jack Spencer—all back from the title team of 1045. Herb Wilkinson was an all-conference guard that year and Ives was the hottest scorer in the loop with 208 points. Giving the Hawkeyes still more ve Danner, all-con-ference MOFwar in fergie Murray Wier, who poured in points when his team needed them most last year, and Noble Jorgensen, 6foot, 9-inch center. Both teams have three weeks to polish up for the Big Nine race Rhead. Illinois opens against WisConsin Jan. 1 and Iowa meet§ the Badgers at Jowa City Jan. 4.

Munn Is Mentioned For Spartan Post

EAST LANSING, Mich. Dee. 11 (U. P.).—Clarence (Biggie) Munn, long a favorite of Michigan football fans as a line coach at the University of Michigan, was the top candidate today to replace the resigned | Wes Charl®y Bachman as head doach at Michigan State college. Officials at Michigan State said they would announce their selection soon, and it was understood the @oice lay among Munn, now head | oach at Syracus®, Earl Blaik of |p Ee and Frank Wickhorst of Cali5 - Munn Won four games and lost | five during the past season, his first |

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cuse. Wickhorst is under severe fire at California after a losing season. Bachman resigned after winning five and losing five this year.

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OF MIKES AND MEN—Three of those who mounted the rostrum last night at the Indiana University club's annual football banquet were (left to right) Pete Pihos, named I.U.'s most valuable player; Howard (Goon) Brown, captain of the 1946 squad and captain-elect of the 1947 team, and Judge Sherman i Minton.

Everybody Is Cheerful but the Turkeys

As |. U. Alumni Honor Football Team

By J. E. O'BRIEN Only the turkeys who paid the supreme sacrifice to become the main course oouldn't join im the cheerful proceedings last night at the annual football banquet of the Indiana University club of Indianapolis, Naturally it wasn't such a gala occasion as that of last year celebrating Indiana's first Big Nine championship. But the several hundred alumni and guests who ate and applauded at the Indianapolis Athletic club agreed with Coach Bo McMillen that the Hapsiers made an “honorable defense” of that title. - * - Spirits were bolstered further by Bo's reminder. that only eight of

Indiana's 57-man squad of the past

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same loop was above the 650 mark) with 246, 208, 208—660 for Mutual Milk. Bill Kettrop finished in the runnerup spot with 196, 249, 232676 ip the Pennsylvania Recn. Other heavy scorers were Ar: Reinking with 223, 193, 257—673 for Misfits]

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600 BOWLERS (MEN) | Al Menges, West Side Classic. .....o.e0 [7] Bill Kettrop, Pennsylvania Reen....... 876 Art Reinking, Naval Ordnance ...... 73 Ernie Koch, West Side .............. 660 Bob Robbins, John Hancock Mut, Ang 858

Gordon Hartley, Blue Rib, Ice Cream. Fred aw, nn. Art Krick, Rotary Club. Wilbur Richwine, West Side .... Bob Carnagua, West a Harold Brewer, West Bob Striebeck, East Side. “Cassio

Jim Brent, West Side 625 Kenny Andrews, East Side Classe. . .. 628 Harty Stivers, Penn Reen.. vasesss 838 Burnie Mills, Methodist Church . 623 Harry Grubbs, Pun Bow! Bocial.. 623 Tom Bullock, Eagles Lodge...... 632 Lon Sweeney, Grotto ..........ee 631 Telford Wright, wast Side ...... 620 Bill Kriner, West Side .... - 630

C Hardin, West Side .. 620 | Bill Billskey, West 618 Ken Gardner, Broad Ripple B. M..... 618 Lou Chandler, Broad Ripple BM. Bis

Arnold Thiesing, Broad Rn BM. i... Premont Hutchins, Penn . Jan Sukmen, West Side ............

600 Counts Are Abundant In League Bowling Sessions

Although no record scoring deve. ing their appearance in men's circles as numerous 500's were rolled by

Al Menges was the top shooter of the evening, getting 233, 224, 223 680 for Bittrich Meats in the West Side Classic. Ernie Koch of the |

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Smith, Methodist Church .... 614 Peres 'eterson, Indiana Reon.......... 613 Orval Williamson, Gyro Club ... 612!

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Russ Collins, Eagles Lodge ..... : 11]

Byron Thieging, Commercial .... ’ | ill Gorten, Broad Ripple B. M.. .. 810} Delbert Gettings, Broad Ripple B, M. .» 610] {Al Hausman, West Bide 609 | | Floyd Kenyon, John Hancock . Joe Newman, Pun Bow! Social . Clarence Moxley, Penn. Recn.. Fabian Maurer, Penn. Recn vas 00s | Herb Hohit, Blue Ribbon .. .......... B Plummer, Indiana Reen..... Larry Pavey, West Side ... mM Lane, Broad Ripple B. M. Jerry O'Grady, Our Lady of Lourdes..

sr rear | 604 603 |

Guy Porter, West Side .............. 603 Tellefer, Fun Bowl Soeial ........ 601 { Bill 8hopp, John Hancock ........... 6801 | Leo Moran, Penn. Reen sees veo 600] OTHER LEADERS (MEN) Ed Hughey, Coca-Cola ........c..v00s 508

| Ray Comer, Allled Printers .

: 506 Ortel, Chevrolet Commercial Body.

season are seniors; and also by his futroduction of swivel-hipped George Taliaferro, “who we hope will be back with us next fall.” Minton Is Added Starter A home-grown forensic lineup quarterbacked by McMillin as toastimaster ran the after-dinner plays, aided by only one added starter, He was Judge Sherman (Shay) ‘Minton, who pictured MecMillin as the boy was went to one of the smallest; least-known schools to become an all-American quarterback and then took the worstbeaten school in the Western conference to a championship, becoming Scripps-Howard coach of the year in the process. Leroy Sanders, unanimously reelected president of the “I” Men's

HARMON uped in last night's bowling league totals, an abundance of 600's mak-

in the Naval Ordnance loop at Pritchett-Hunt-O'Grady; Bob Robbins with 245, 211, 202—658 for Fox Steak House in the John Hancock Mutual Insurance at Fox-Hunt and Gordon Hartley with 234, 208, 214— 656 for Stark & Wetzel in the Blue] Ribbon Ice Cream at Sport Bowl.

Mmer Lucas, Mijson ow cooe 554 AMERICAN LEAGUR K. Hamilton ace. Lite) .... 548 Western Division J. Abney, Inland Cinbos vere SM w .. og Wm. Trappin, U. 8. Rubber Mixed.... 540 ~acaiand ...... 16 ; 3 Pt 3, John Beck, St. Philip Mixed. ......... 488 Pittsburgh 12 6 5 2 103 7 500 BOWLERS (WOMEN) [SaaNavoLs ® 118: oh Bas Jor ng, ne Ribbon. Ice Cream mo St. Louis .. T 13 TN 81 0 Bellis, Pritchett Morning ... Mabel Skinner, Primrose House ...... 568 Esstern Division Juanita Cork, Arthur Murray ....... 566 L T Pts. G Dorothy Bohlsen, Primrose «+s: 562| Hershe, . 5 2 36 106 8 Alberta Pittman, Arthur Murr “- 361 New ven . HH 4H Laverne Biers, Stegemeler's Gri . 557 Providence 12 3 21 2 10 n ade, Diamon al 838 Springfield ........ 7 1} 3 17 Mary Rell Armor pga . . i Philadelphia «3.18 3 1% & 159 | arrie er, Arthur Murray : . lie Pruett, Bischoff Coa! 552 RESULTS LAST NIGHT Helen Sheets, Hoosier Coal & Ofl..... 546| New Haven 4 Bt. Louis 4 (tie). Amy McDaniel, Pritchett Morning ... B44 NEXT GAMES Easksy Sant, Slegemdiers 0 4 Tonight—Cleveland at Pittsburgh; Buf eille Barkhau, Blye Ribbon ....... 539 poe ATV EL : Lulu McDonald, Bt 538 12s at Providence; Hershey at {iadel-

Gertrude Grovenberry, Crescent P Ruth Ranes, Arthur Murray Julia Lang, Primrose ........... Genevieve Higgs, Primrose

se Allison Office Mixed.

Bertha Daniels Ada Hervey, Pritchett Morning .. . 535 Mabel Fischer, Blue Ribbon . 523 Helen Gardner, Pritchett Primrose B21 Prances Rhoads, Hoosier Coal & Oil.. 518 Della Beck, Pritchett Mornin .. B18 Bue Campbell, Allison Offize Sized’ .. B15 Janet Behrman, Primrose . .. B1

Rose Behrman, Primrose. Loretta Newton, armres . A. Douglas, Tria wee | Marge Hoffheim, Pile Ribbon ..

Margaret Ray, Blue Ribbon ..... . B11 Betty Dininger, Primrose 510 Bonnie Willsey, Blue Ribbon .. ...... 610 | Mary Michaelis; St, Ph ilip Mixed..... 510 | Bunich Koch, Primrose 509 Jane Pegg, Hoosier Coal & Oil.. 509 | Mildred Douglas, Arthu r Murray. 08 | Mabel England, Stegemefer's .... . 508 Martha Gale, Stegemeier's ..... . BOT! Ann Poppaw, Blue Ribbo 507 Sis Fogel, C. A. Rober ts & Peo. 506 Betty Walsh ‘ 6505 Mary Kidd tegen 504 Flo Denny, s “res 504 | Bdna Wagner, Primrose .. B04 Betty Sturm. Primrose 803 | Louise Brehob, Biue Ribbon. .

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506 | Elenor Woolgar, Primrose 800 Felix Lucas, Degelan Recn. .......... (WOM : | Kirschner, Moon-Lite Morning ....... 36s | OTHER LEADERS (WOMEN) {Sterling Decker, Dean Pump.......... 878 | Ann Conway, Employment Seo. Mixed 498 | Bvank Kagel, Allison Bngr............ s78| Ruth Junge, 'U. ubber_............ 404 | H. Eastridge, J. D. Adams Co. 574 Margie Schnell, Srewar: -Warner Mxd. 479] {Lou Komlance, Indpls. Bleaching x S| pM Whips, RR. BW Aun, 108 | Howard Hamilton, Emplymt. Seo. « B11 {Inez Wick ARed iia’ ?2 es pi AtegeIalL R C. A Phy. of ne: Wickyep, Bagles Auxiliary........ 52 | Bob Madden. O. Y. O. Mixed . 307 | Ma Julie Fox, “intan coos Fi 3 | owall Siidebrand, ‘Btewart-W. Mixed 562 Olive Taylor, Indpls, Breaths Mxd.. iH {Buss Clipp, Wm. J. Holliday Mixed.... 887! Corrine Alien. Riviera Club . 400 | Max Glenn, Riviera Club ............ 857! Mary Lou Kriner, C. ¥. O. Mixed 393 tam, Link-Belt No. 3........... . 886’ Margaret Shinkle, W. J. Holliday Mxd. 392

CITY, COUNTY SCHOOLS Beech Grove 38. Anderson St. Mar Silent Hoosiers 30, McOordsyille 24,

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Battle Ground 30, Romney 28, Bedford 40, Mitchell 26 Bloomington 49, Sullivan 19 Buck Creek 31, Jackson Township oe) Centerville 41, Econom 38. Covington 58, Pine Vi Crawfordsville 34, Jrecneasite Oromwell 49, To ver b J Decatur Catholie 39, St, John's (Lime, 0.)

DeSoto 52, Daleville 30 Elkhart 48, Goshen 18 Evansville Bosse 44. Evansville Reits #1. Pairbanks 47, Blackhawk 23. Fishers 36, Westfleld 32 Suman ci yo, oney Creek 29, | Joseve 38, Cal t Gaston i, “Sel " umet City (M.) #1, Hammon ark 48, Rel Hoagland 57, Decatu ong: Tesh 43; Knightstown. yo ar cosville ”. rencebu Blesy Markleville 52, ln 4 © Muncie Central 39 Sistem Mm. North Judson 50, Royal Center Oolitic 46, Plainfield Boys’ Sel Dra 3 oe Cayuen i

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STATE COLLEGES | Bvansville 71, Georgetown (Ky) 30. | Indians Central 64, . Huntington 5! Illinois Wesleyan 60, 8¢. Joseph's 52.

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St. John's (Brooklyn) 49 New York Olity College 78. Montans €1. North Central (Ill) 42 Magali. 33. Ohio U 105 Marietta 25 Ohio Wesleyan 89, Wooster 48, Toledo 70, Assumption 556 Wittenberg 49. Dayton 46,

PROFESSIONAL Basketball Association

Louis 82, Cleveland 61. Philadelphia 88, Toronto 78

Riverside Golfers

To See Color Films Sound and color films of Sammy Snead and Patty Berg will be shown at a meeting of Riverside golfers at 8 p. m. tomorrow at the Riverside clubhouse. Also on the program will be films of local and state golf tournaments.

association just before the dinner, confessed that his only hobby is Indiana university athletics. and he called on the alumni to join him in that hobby. ’ Seniors Speak Others taking ‘handoffs from McMillin at the microphone were Zora G. Clevenger, retired athletic director who was presented with a fountain pen by the Indiana club; Claude Rich, club vice president, who introduced 15 high school coaches and 38 high school football players present; Pete Pihos, Indi-

{ana's most valuable player; How{ard (Goon) Brown,

captain of the 1946 team and captain-elect for 1947, and Frank Ciolli, Joe Sowinski and Russell Deal, all seniors on the team. In’ their addresses the seniors promised the high school guests that they would play under the best coaching staff in the country should they decide to attend Indiana, If the high school boys had any discouragement, it was from the fact that a large segment of the

team couldn't attend the banquet

because of approaching examinations. That and the fact that the Hoosier players present departed early to get back to the books.

LEXINGTON, Va, Dec. 11 (U. P.).

—Virginia Military institute athletic officials today annonced that head

football coach Allison (Pooley) Hubert had handed in his resignation. No announcement of a successor has

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Thom Wipes Of Terry's Smile

Billy Thom, the former Indiana’ university mat coach, handled “Friendly Jack” Terry so roughly

that the Oklahoma City 'grappler was unable to return .to the ring after being tossed out during their | third fall. Terry took the first fall in 19 minutes with a scissors hold, but Thom came back strong to annex the second on a grapevine after

out of the roped area after 10 minutes of the deciding fall and Thom was the winner when the westerner was unable to return after a count of 20. Buddy Knox, Tulsa, won . from Steve Nenoff, New York, with a rolling leg breaker after 18 minutes in the semi-windup. nolds, . Columbus, O,,

a draw in the opener, heavyweights.

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Concordia Cagers | Discover They Were Defeated

PT. WAYNE, Ind, Dec. 11 (U. P.) —PM. Wayne Concordia and Elmhurst high school basketball teams found out today who won a Nov. 16 game between the two. The Indiana High School Athletic association ruled that Elmhurst won, 37-36. The dispute arose over a discrepancy between the scoreboard and scorebooks. . “Board decided score of game played Nov. 16, Elmhurst 37, Concordia 36,” a terse telegram from Commissioner L. V. Phillips of the I. H S. A. A. stated today. The defeat was Concordia’s first of the season.

Hockey Flyers Move Up Ladder

By UNITED PRESS The St. Louis Flyers moved out of the American hockey league's Western division cellar and into a tie for fourth place today following A 4-4 tie with the New Haven Ramblers at St. Louis last night. Playing before a medger crowd of 78, the Flyers scored first when | arvey Fraser beat Rambler Coalie

ing passes from Hec Pozzo and die Olson. New Haven came back ckly in the second session with {Sergoals.by Norm Burns, Len End, Al Kuntz and Mallen, while Pat McCreavy and Olson countered 1or St. Louis, Fraser salvaged a tie for the| Flyers at 12:10 of the last period after taking relays from Olson and | Eddie Bush,

‘Drivers to Meet w A meeting of drivers, car owners and officials of the Consolidated {Midget Racing association will be, | held Sunday afternoon at 1:30! | o'clock at the Claypool hotel Palm room.

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NEW YORK, Dec. 11 (U. P). Willie Hoppe, for years master of |the billiards world, held a 49- -point | edge over . ‘Jake Schaefer Jr., Chicago, as .they entered today's! matches in their exhibition series. Each won one match yesterday. |Hoppe took the afternoon contest, | {50 to 37 in 56 innings, and Schaefer | | won at night, 50 to 43, in 69 Innings.

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"| Harmeson Is Speaker For Park Banquet

Glen Harmeson, Wabash college ———1grid coach, ‘ was the principal speaker last night as Park school honored its football pldyers at the Riviera club. The" dinner was staged by the! Fathers’ club of the school and | Leslie M. Devoe, president, served as |. toastmaster. | Letter winners were Jim Moore, Jim Norris, Marshall Blackburn, |

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