Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 December 1946 — Page 19

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RESS ms of the De- § preparing a y to National Is following a ecision during which Toronto ) 1. in the third league-leading 2 to 1. ie Wings shot 0 Goalie Walbut Referee “no goal” ber shoved the | to Lindsay. fans were so official's decijuired a police the arena. dowie Meeker 0 third-period ’k left Detroit in its last 12

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dres and his | be up again American Gear they return to er fleld house 30 o'clock. ational leaguers itled all coach ces and the for a rugged half-game edge ie Western di-

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2 Meets Billed For City Over This Week-End

Washington, Cathedral To Play Hosts

By UNITED PRESS It was the day after Christmas but Hoosier high school basketball fans still have unopened packages in the way of holiday tournaments this week-end. The invitational tourneys highlighted the last week-end of basketball én 1046. Only a handful of single games were on the calendar as most squads take a year-end rest before hitting the final stretch. Touted as the topnotch tournament was the six-team affair at Hammond tomorrow and Saturday. South Bend Central and Hammond high, two of the state's best, were included in the field. Unbeaten Hammond and Central, with only one loss on its record, may meet in semi-final round play. South Bend drew a bye while Ham~ mond was matched with city rival Tech, which fell before the Wildcats 49-35 a few weeks ago. Two Meets Here Elsewhere in the state, tournaments held the limelight. Tomorrow, holiday competition was scheduled at Gary, Indianapolis, | Nappanee and East Chicago. In-| dianapolis will be the scene of a| Saturday Catholic school tourna-! ment and Michigan City will be host to another Saturday event. | La Porte and East Chicago Wash, X ington were the powerhouses in the East Chicago tourney, but they must get by East Chicago Roose-| § velt and Whiting, respectively, before they can clash in the finals. Gary Emerson was the favorite in| the eight-team, two-day tourna-| ment at Gary. Gary Froebel loomed | as a possible upset artist, however. Play Saturday Indianapolis Shortridge will gol

into the invitational event at Wash-| ler's basketball squad: The mite is Marion Fine, 5-foot-6 guard, ington tomorrow unbeaten. The| and the tall one is John Barrowcliff, 6-foot-5 center. face plenty of work in the next week or so, meeting four opponents |were buying every spare loaf of in eight days. It will be Canterbury here Saturday, Northwestern [bread and piece of meat they could Nappanee plays host to Goshen,| iLare on New Year's Eve, Indiana here on Jan. 2 and Western Re- |find, and taxicab‘men were getting

other contenders are Warren Central and Manual’s Redskins.

South Bend Washington and Co-| serve here on Jan. 4 lumbia City. Michigan City invited a Peru, South Bend Riley and Frank-

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y Never one to shirk a heavy net Week s H. 5. Schedule schedule because of the holiday sea-

(Tourney at Washington) son, Coach Tony Hinkle sent his : 3 30-Shortridge vs, Warren Cen-| Butler university Bulldogs into

tral. | practice today in preparation for

2:45—Manual vs. Washington. | four basketball games to be played

7—Consolation; 8:15—Finals. |in eight days.

SATURDAY The Bulldogs will be host to the (Tourney at Cathedral) Canterbury Warriors Saturday night Cathedral, Sacred Heart, Ander-{ai the fieldhouse in the former's son St. Mary's, South Bend Central | first Indiana intercollegiate confer-'

Catholic. {ence game this season. They have (Tourney at Plainfield) | today and tomorrow to work off | Decatur Central, Speedway, Christmas turkey and prepare a Beech Grove, Plainfield. ‘defense for high scoring James |

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NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 26 (U, P.).—Canal st. handicappers were quoting Georgia's unbeaten, untied Bulldogs a 14-point favorite over North Carolina today, as New Orleans hauled out the last mile of bunting in preparation for ‘the annual Sugar bowl game on New Year's day.

Speculatigron™the outcome of the “battle of the Charleys”-Trippi of Geor| d Justice of North

Carolina—has become the town's man wearing a tiny, expensive chief conversation piece, Enthusiasm ran almost as high designates him as one of the examong the 127,000 persons in town|clusive 36 citizens responsible for who won't see the game as among all this sports frenzy. If he looked the 73,000 who got tickets. Tripp! slightly whipped, it was because he and Georgia, most observers agreed,| had to turn down so many people

had more general power and scoring (Who wanted to be seated for the|

ability than Justice and North Qaro- | kickoff, lina. But there were some avenue| Next year, though, the Sugar quarterbacks who looked for a sur- bowl folks hope to be ready to seat

prise. They hinted that Justice|90,000. Then the turndown among

would dazzle in a manner not to the 200,000 applicants would be only a liking of Georgia's “slowpokes.” mere 110,000. Catching the Choo-Choo | “Slowpokes,” as applied especially |. A. < Swim | Squad to Georgia’s forwards, was a de-| scription given by Coach waly| 10 Meet Huntington Butts, football’s little round man, The Indianapolis Athletic club who says he is afraid his Bulldogs|Will swim the Huntington ¥. M. would never catch the Justice boy—|C. A., national “Y” champions, in called Choo-Choo. a dual swimming meet tonight at While Butts moaned that his| Huntington.

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if he ever got a chance to call on his extra-point artist—George (Goat) Jernigan—against the Tar Heels, there were wails from Chapel Hill, just as loud and just as tearful. Coach Carl Snavely had a good cry when his rangy, capable center, Chan Highsmith, broke two vertabrae against Virginia. Matters got even worse last week when Art Weiner, 200-pound end and ace pass snatcher among the Tar Heel flankers, decided to quit school and go home to Newark, N. J. Snavely never has had anything against Newark, but he can’t see it in pref{erence to spending New Year's day jon the Gulf coast in some place like New Orleans, for instance.

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