Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 December 1946 — Page 6

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St. Louis at the time, so Kluttz did not even join the Phils as the Cards and Phils quickly negotiated a phone deal, whereby the catcher became a Cardinal in exchange for second paseman Emil Verban. If you are a St. Louis Cardinal fan, don’t worry about the recent sale of Kluttz to Pittsburgh. . . . He's a good major leaguer all right and will help the Pirates. but the Cards have three other stalwart backstops in Joe Garagiola, Del Rice and Del Wilber . .. the last named recalled from Columbus of the American association. . . . Wilber is a big fellow, durable and a long ball hitter. . . . He hit ‘em over Indianapolis’ Victory field wall . . . and that calls for a potent poke. # * ” CRACK OF THE WEEK. . .. Coach Ray Eliot of the University of Illinois Rose Bowl football team “confessed” at a sports luncheon in Los Angeles yesterday that he was embarrassed because he | brought sun glasses to California { and hadn't had occasion to use | tJ y ” | WILDCAT WEAKNESS

Chase for Indiana Title

. Faces Canterbury On Court Tonight

BUTLER CANTERBURY bana FP... ...Gibbs, Frank +» +.F Thompson, George arrowcliff, ..C.. Springer, James in, Hered. ...... GQ. nderwood, Carl ....G , Hollenback, Jack

Maas, Charles . ai Officials—Tom Downey and Clyde Gentry. 8:15 p. m, Broadcast, WIBC,

Butler university's Bulldogs will open their bid for the Indiana conference basketball title tonight at the Fieldhouse when they play host to the Canterbury Warriors of Danville, The Warriors, featuring high scoring young James Springer, 6-foot-9 oenter, enter tonight's contest with victories over Anderson, Wabash, Indiana Central and Defiance and losses to DePauw and Ball State. The Bulldogs have won over Pittsburgh and Cincinnati and lost to Wisconsin. Coach Tony Hinkle devoted Thursday and Friday practice sessions to methods of stopping the scoring attack of Springer but did not see fit to change the starting lineup that he has used in previous games. At the forward positions will be létterman Jerry Cranny, last year's high scoring ace; and Ralph (Buckshot) O'Brien, converted guard.

Opposes Springer John Barrowcliff, sophomore cen-

{ter from Spencer, will oppose the

Warrior's Mr. Springer and letter- | man Herod Toon and freshman Charles Maas will handle the guard | assignments, | Coach Glenn A Johnson has in-

in the process traps Jim Curry (25)

Po YET

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

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SHORTRIDGE'S BALL—Julian Rosenthal (46) of Shortridge falls on a free ball in the best gridiron fashion and of Warren Central, who apparently has reason to yell. The scramble occurred during yesterday afternoon's game in the Washington tourney. The onlookers include Robert Benjamin (45) and

| Ken Hicks (30) of Shortridge and Dick Hog (26) of Warren Central. : {dicated he probably will start the!

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{to 28, and then the South side team | finished last in the meet by drop-|the Berries, 64-30, for their eighth. |

— SATURDAY, DEC. 28, 1048

Warriors Tip Satans And Continentals

To Win Tourney

Don West Gains Individual Laurels in Meet; |

Fe ow BOB STRANAHAN n Central's Warriors today basked in the glory { Wpset of pe local high school basketball season SITY of We bison oach Ralph Clevenger's team tip: : i Y ped both Shortridge Continentals yesterday to win the tourney at Washi go 1d Ye dose The county quintet was away to a flying start against the pree

viously unbeaten’ Blue Devils in the after idge isi Beg Mpiy noon session and Shortridge

At night against the Continentals, | the o Warren Central pulled into a 35-19 was third period lead and then went! on to win the title game, 36-29, The Warriors sniped nine points in the afternoon game before Shortridge managed to score and theled for 8:15. i Blue Devils were on the defensive! A slim menu was offered high!

pener and Anderson St. Mary's: to oppose Sacred Heart in the second afternoon encounter, Losers

Washington earned a final berth |through in another noteworthy trie by beating Manual's Redskins, 34 ummph at Logansport.

ping a 43-26 consolation contest in a row. Coach Glen Bretz used

West Is Star |ence of a host of scouts and Gens Don. West, six - foot - three - inch | Southwood and Lee Hamilton cole senior forward and center, was the!lected 27 points between them to’ outstanding individual sniper in the|lead the Bear attack. victorious Warrior attack. He con-! Hammond high's Wildcats rolled tributed nine points against Short-|on unchecked in thie far north with ridge to share scoring honors with|a decisive 48-25 victory over rival Dick Hon, who got 10. night, West moved into the pivot double trouble today in the Hamslot to cage five field goals and a mond invitational when meeting pair of free tosses. South Bend Central. Hammond The pair of triumphs ran Warren |holds a 38-36 last-second triumph Central's string to six in eight |over the South Bend team regise starts this season. Shortridge’s set- [tered in a Nov. 30 engagement, the back in the afternoon was the first only loss charged against the Bears, In six games for Coach Jerry| East Chicago Washington, with a Steiner's cagers and left Crispus At-

Evansville Central Rolls Along Unchecked |

to Shortridge at night. {Joe Keener sparingly in his accuse | tomed pivot job due to the pres-'

. fornia when the Wildcats only made |

¢ | four letterman combination that

thweste team | DAs been so successful thus far. the N v fm Big Nine |Starting at forward will be Frank |

Tuesda, it he fee HO I hen. esaay Gibbs, high scorer for the last two | does not suggest that the Wildcats (Seasons, and George Thompson, will have too much New Year's |300-pound 6-foot junior. Springer cheer under their belts. . It's will be at center and letterman Carl based on the record In five | Underwood and junior Jack Hollen-| the Wildcats Rave made ack will hold down the guard| only 44 out of 93 charity tosses. . . POSS. Last Saturday, Northwestern “blew” its chances against Southern Cali-

Maybe the Butler Bulldogs can “bea

the Danville Athletic Club in a preliminary game at 6:45 p. m. |

good on six out of 22 attempts from | the foul stripe, losing the game by 48 to 44. Hoo ” -

” NO WAY TO TREAT HOST + «+ The Orange Bow! inaugural was in 1935 and the home team, the University of Miami, was the host . . . But Bucknell, the visiting squad, monopolized the show

sier College ‘Cagers Survive

{P.).—Four teams from Indiana, re

{in semi-finals of the Indiana State

Monday Rivals To Be Tested

All but one of the four teams

turning here to oppose Holy Cross

| West Virginia and Ohio meet today Monday.

Holy Cross will open its four-

and swamped the Hurricanes, invitational basketball tournament.! game midwestern tour at Toledo to-

26 to 0... Miami finally got back | into its own bowl last New Year's

| The semi-finalists were Xavier of night while Hagvard triumphed over {| Ohio, Marshall of West Virginia western Rese

at Cleveland last

day and downed Holy Cross, 13 |and Indiana State and Evansville. night before coming to Indianapolis

to 6.

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Evansville eked out a 52-51 vic-|to complete preparations for its tory over Southeastern State ofiMonday date with Indiana Central. |

IT WAS UTTER CONFUSION {| Oklahoma and Xavier eliminated | The Crimson squad will be quar-

«++» On New Year's day in 1929, Wrong Way Riegels made his fa-| mous run that cost the University of California the Rose Béwl honors |

in the last of opening-round games| last night.

«+ « The Golden Bears were poired | with Georgia Tech . . . Riegels, | California center, recovered a fum- Liast hai. ble, became confused and took off |'a5t naib for his own goal . , , Other players on both teams also were confused t omentarily . . . Riegels' mates finally realized what was up but did not catch him until too late , , and Georgia Tech won, 8 to 7. = H ” THE PAST IN TEXAS— In the Dallas Cotton Bowl football game in 1940, Clemson defeated Boston college by the baseball score of 6 to 3... The next year's attraction there also was close as Texas A. & M. edged Fordham, 13 to 12. .. . Sixtyseven points were scored in the 1946 Cotton Bowl event with Texas prevailing over Missouri, 40 to 27.

{and Evansville, and Indiana State's {host Sycamores and Marshall,

|In East's Workout SANTA CLARA, Cal, Dec. 28 (U.!|

{nie Bferman began to taper off today in drilling their East football [team for its Jan. 1 date with the | West. All-Stars in the Shrine bene{fit game | Hard contact work was finished {yesterday with an extremely rough {scrimmage featuring line smashes {by fullbacks-Pete Pihos of ‘Indiana and Ed Cody of Purdue. Emphasis nN was on power throughout the drill. PRO GRID BOWL .. . Arch]

Ward, Chicago Tribune, who knows! [C$ his way around in pro football eir- | Fight Results cles and in all sports, predicts that | AJSINNEAROLIS == dackie Graves, the time will come when the cham- | 130, Reading, ‘ra tt va Paulie Jackson, pionship game in pro grid competi- | WORCESTER, Mass. -— Al Costa, .153, tion will be decided in a warmer 153, Amaterdtn, 1.7 ord Wide 2e zone, probably in New Orleans or| CHICAGO—Eddie O'Neill, 151, Detroit. | Miami, as a New Year's day sul-{ Cjiirointed Kid Cocoa, 157, Puerto Rigo stitute for one of the current bowl —— games. . , . Ward also predicts that | the tite playoff will be between | the National league and All-Amer- | ica conference winners. . . . Looks | as though Ward has got something | there. « + » These leagues didn't hit it off this year but it will be smart business to get together in the future.

Valpo's Cage Tilt Washed Out

RIO RAS, Puerto Rico, Dec. 28 (U. P.).—Rain interrupted an outdoor basketball game between Valparaiso university and the University of Puerto Rico last night, and the contest was rescheduled for tonight. Valpo's Crusaders, who traveled 5000 miles by plane for a threegame series with the Puerto Ricans, led 9 to 6 when a downpour stopped activity after 10 minutes of play, The Hoosiers won the first game Christmas night. The two teams play again tonight and conclude the series Sunday.

Hardwood Notes

op Joyce Beven-Up hasket lL mest the Crawfordsville i at 8:30 o'clock tonight at ] i The Seven-Up d almost entirely of for. All-Stars will be aft in the pane at

° ture game ™m gym

Beer vs, ting vs.

Wolverines.

ihofer, guard, and Cecil’

d4 Hast second of play when Freshman | nation.

tional meets are Cpl assisted by Frances Whitcraft and Jerry York, at the Rhodius park yagd. community | Kemp, assisted by Byron Crum and born-1. R. McParland |Opl. Denzel Poindexter, at the Gar- | Sheexs-Geo |fleld park community center; Cpl. over-Willlam Zink, Lester Kuszmaul- Roy! P. Striebeck-E. Striebeck,

HONORED AT LUNCHEON—

Fran guard; Walter Frethofer, quard (back

Southeast Missouri Teachers, 64-49, (tered at the Antlers hotel.

Indiana Central will not see ac-

tion again until it takes the floor . 77% 2m Evansville broke a deadlock in the against Coach Bill Barclay's combi- | No. 1, Plumbers No

Barclay is serving his first

Bob Smith snagged a free throw. year at Harvasd after four seasons sembly, {The score was tied 11 times In the as a member of the staff at the Bakery,

University of Michigan, where he Todgy's schedule matched Xavier! starred

in three sports. 2?

nh : Play Is Launched - ' Hoosier Backs Sharp |For Paddle Trophies

Competition for the L. Strauss &

Co, table tennis trophies, offered in

P.).—Coaches Andy Kerr and Ber- | co-operation with the city recrea- | {tion department and the PAL clubs, was to get: under way at four sec- draulic, South Side Turners No. 2 tional centers this afternoon,

managers for the secEd Dersch.

Tourney

center; Cpl. Harold

[James Brown, assisted by Louise | S&F { Schulmeyer and Thelma Merritt, at! | the Brookside park community cen139. ter, and ,Cpl. Joe Gooden, ‘assisted by Royce Stokes and Ed Denny at| the First Presbyterian church gym, | pred Estle. Pox-Hunt Classic '|16th and Delayare sts.

Finals will be held Jan. 4 at the

{ Dearborn hotel,

Freihofer, guard.

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Post-Holiday

To Affect Two Pin Leagues Ho Will Retire

By BERNARD HARMON

Slump Fails Schroeder Says

tucks with the only unbroken victory string in Marion county. Only other action on the loeal

Franklin township and Moral emerge the winners in a twin pro-

MELBOURNE, Dec. 28 (U. P.).—

The strain of the Christmas holiday played havoc with scoring In i

jon the intersectional college basket- nt 10cal pin loops last night, but the off-day evidently proved helpful The Bulldog “B“team will meet Pall double-header at the Indian- ¢, members of the Jos. E. Kernel Optical ladies league and the Foxjapolis Coliseum Monday night will! gy, Classic men's circuit. {have an opportunity to prove their ability against other rivals in the {week-end engagements. Coach Everett Case's North Carolina State quintet, which already | has won the first two of its six | | holiday contests, will play Franklin { TERRE HAUTE, Ind.. Dec. 28 (U. college at Shelbyville tonight before

Ih the Kernel loop, Gertrude Bradley and Margaret Skelton ened Ruth Graham's 675 season record, but both fell short, Mrs. Bradley

winding up with 669 while Mrs. Skelton trailed her by 10 pins. The | combination of the pair's high scoring, . however, aided the Sally Twyford Comets _to better their season city league regords, established Sept. 13. With Mrs. Bradley's 279, 217, 173, and Mrs. Skelton's 209, 268, 182, the Comets posted 1005, initial game and the total represented the top season marks. | Patty Striebeck also found the

TEAM EVEN1TS—DEZELAN'S

a. m.—S8olataire, Electricians, FinFoxworthy Fords, Plumbers

1 p. m. — Purnas Ice Cream No. 10, Engineering, Photophone, Side Panel AsPittman ood Market, Quality Engineers, Industrial Cotton's Mills Pies, Crown

Engineers, Employment, Laundry, 3:3 , m.~Miller's Grocery, RobisonRagsdale No. 133 Team® No. 1, Indiana Wheel & Rim Co., Gibson Company, Me- | morial No. 3, Team No. 2; Perry W. Plant, Roselyn Bakers, Broad Ripple Post No, 312, Team No. 17; Economy Auto Rebuildjers, Wayne Post No Y Post No. 1334, Garfield Post No. 88, Team No. 2 i 6 p. m~Cuinn Paints, Conkle Funeral Milk .Co., Roger Popp, Solataire, Allied Real Chesty Foods, Bader Coffee

Home, - Mutual Speedway Bowl, Estate, Tip Top Liquors, Indianapolis Brewing Co. Co., Industrial Painters.

(DEAN PUMP SQUAD)

“ 8:3 p. m.—Heston Concrete, Dean Holland & Esquire Grills, Solat#ire Drink, Mueller Motor Sales, Wege Marble & Tile Co, Advance Paint Products, Dean Centrifugal, Sportservice, Ayrshire Collieriés Corp., Richardson Rubber Co DOUBLES & SINGLES-—INDIANA

m.—Al Hummel-Gary Elliott, Art Hubert, Richard Kerst, Wes KXKidwell-Les Brooks-P. H. Thrun (D. O.), J. Os (D. 0.), , Harry WilE. A. Bchoon-

LeRoy ). L

unter (D. O.),

hepman, J organ-G Switzer

600 BOWLERS (MEN)

695

| Dick Corbett, Washington 664

| Fonnie Snyder, Fox-Hunt 656 } Foner Alred, Fox-Hunt 48 : Moxley, Washington 647 mn Burge, Construction 847

986, 869—2860. The!

City Bowling Tourney Schedules |

Russe H. Hartman Real Estate. |

«| BE, Voelz-H. White, R. Busselle-D, McNew, ,iR. Fox-F. Fox, - Kiesel-O. Behrens, David |

PM 0O.), Charles Krichbaum-Orville Banks | Brent-Fred Mitchell,

Last Night's League Bowling Scores |

Rain put a stop to the complete rout of the Australian Davis cup| team today, but local tennis circles) threat- buzzed with these developments |

after postponement of the final |

pocket in the Optical loop, getting day: : 200, 216, 192—608 for Indiana Fur, 1. Announcement that Ted It was the season's fourth 600 for Schroeder would forsake big-time

Mrs. Bradley and Miss Striebeck tennis in the future to devote his schools were set for a meet at mour by thumping the New Castl | Cathedral this afternoon and to-!Trojans, 47-40, and little Liberty downed Rushville, 36-33, in other |

and the second for Mrs. Skelton. [lime to business. In the Fox-Hunt loop, Fred Estle! 2. Decision of the Australian neared the 700-mark, falling short Davis cup leaders to plot an imfive pins with 217, 212, 266—695 for mediate rebuilding of the team for Tompkins Ice Cream. the 1947 games. Russet Cafeteria —tad 950, 1056, Humiliated by the sound trounc1089 (a league season record)— ing handed their team by Schroeder 3095, while Tompkins Ice Cream and Jack Kramer, who clinched the! posted 996, 1032, 978—3006. |cup by winning both the singles and the doubles matches in the first two! days of play, the Australians; planned a complete reshuffling for

(D. 0.), E. W. Byers-D. E. Gommel, Hurt NeXt year. Oehme-G. N. Hyde, Dr. A. E. Mozingo-| Jt was anounced that Kramer Charles Ettinger Victor Beck-Frank i Myers 0 Prank Myers (8. 0.), and Walter Pate, non-playing cap-| Emmons Turner-Art Sachs, Al Freije-

tain of the U. 8. team, would ‘leave | for San Prancisco by air on Jan. 5 {with the trophy cup.

Lyle Wilder (D. O.), John Preije-John Ferguson (D. O.), H. Luesso-William Post, M. Kennington- B, Weimer, R. WeimerL. Pluckenbaum. 3 p. m.—E. Huck Jr.-E. Byers, R. Web-er-F. Ulsas, H. Hohlt-I. B. Turnip, Pete Bailey-Wilfred = Brehob, James CaldwellW. R. Haslet, R. Aumann-H. King, Niehause-G, Gulett, L. Stewart-R. Maw-

| m———— son, L. E. Milan-E. R. Paxton, W. D [a S Have Tou h | { Meyers-F. Parker, O. L. Buehler-C. Smith, 3 { | Row to Hoe |

K. Bogart-N. Hamilton, A. Zimmer-Dr H. Sexson, Dr. E. Woods-J. Johnson, { Woody Case-Jesse Hunt, Thomas Bemis {Jr.-Tom Selmier, J. Collins-P, Quinn, W.

| Mangam-C, Cox | p. m.—P, Hare-M. Tutterrow, A. Ep-{ler-C. McClintock, O. Krebs-E. Horn- !

{berger, V. Perkins-S. Friedman. A. Bottin-| The Indianapolis Caps faced anZix, F. W. Rafttery-E. J. SBowar, Carl

| Brehob-Gib_Smith, Ed Schoit-Bob Hoide- Other dose of double duty over the

man, Ed Klein-B. Connoly, A. Menges- week-end in their struggle to stay | A. Hausman, H. Brewer-E. Simons, PF. . : Ee Stock-2. Hier Jr., August Gatto-Willlam |In contention for the Western divi- | Brehob, Ben Roesner-Gordon Poppau, Wil- | gj 's y ag Tg Vil- {sion crown of fie American Hockey gan-B. Hardacre league race.

uw B Late (D. ok M i { J, William afer-F, Quinnette, Ll ’ Ian's Akal adam v1 Coach Tommy Ivan's charges 7 m.—H. Deer Sr.-G. Allred, H were in Hershey today for a tough

Pp. . Deer Jr.-C, Baker, L. Paust-H. 8tricklin,

contest with the Bears, then they | J. Mencin-P. Stemm, J. hop a train and return to the] R. Wuensch-C. Cray, : : : | . Argus.) Michaelis, ®. Mounts-D. Nord. Hoosier capital for a meeting with | olt, C. Mindach-F. Kagel, W. Richwine- i { H. Btiliwell, Carl Baxter-H Scniens, | tne Philadelphi# Rockets at the E. Perkins-L. | Coliseum tomorrow night. L Chase-F. Backenstoe, Jim| he Rockets, bolstered somewhat | in recent weeks, have shown con-| siderable improvement but the Caps still will rule as favorites over the| 37 | Easterners. This will be the second 636 of three in Indian-

Fahrbach,

Basil Cowan, Washington

Ralph Richman, Fox-Hunt........

Bob Schaub, Pox<Hunt 635 appearances " x<Hun § : Leo Ahearn. Pox-Hunt. . ......... 626 | apolis this season for the Quaker Roy Rirpy IWashiatan 625 | City sextet oy irby, ® Washington , 82 a ! ; | Bill Petty, Link-Belt No. 1 625/ The Ivanmen will have only one

Bd Fanchally, Washington ..,, 624

day of rest before taking,.on Buffa-

{Harold Stricklin, Fox-Hunt.... vor 820 . i Jack Sark, pashington ‘ a1 lo's up-and-coming Bisons in a aw, ox~-Hunt . i John Mencin, Pox-Hunt " §13|New Year's eve tussle at the ColiBo! otter, Hillcrest .. 818g 8S W Fred meres ni , % |seum. Buffalo extended its winning Ocear ~ Behrens, Construction _. 615 |streak to five straight at St. Louis Earl Cox, Prest-O-Lite (Speedway)

wn : Six Indianapolis members of the University of Michigan football squad were guests at a luncheon at the Athenaeum yesterday honor-

ing Bruce Hilkere (front row, center), former Shortridge star who will caphain the 1947 Others at the Michigan Men's club luncheon were (front: row} George row) Alan Traugott, halfback; Charles ir $8 %

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615 | a #d Schuster, Bankers 614 this week and currently is about

‘Tom Connelly, Traffic Club . 613 {the hottest thing in the league, Howard Deer Sr. Sport Bowl Recn 613 Len Paust, Fox-Hunt .. B11} | Al 8choch, Sport Bowl | Emmett Byers, Sport Bowl

.. 807 Lou Newman, Construction . ue | Ba rnhorst Paces

gram on the Flashes’ court. Pranklin registered a 56-41 triumph over Center Grove and Moral tripped the Beech Grove Hornets, 38-32.

Play Tonight

Another set 6f games is arranged | leis ~~ pair of singles matches untli Mon- for tonight at Franklin township ner of the Nappanee tourney, beat {with the hosts opposing Moral and ing the Naps in the final, 43-35.

Beech Grove meeting Boggstown: In Indianapolis, four parochial

night, Cathedral and South Bend Central Catholic were meeting in

Last Night's B HIGH SCHOOLS Ashley 47, Waterloo 42 Columbus 47, New Castle 40, Evansville Central 64, Logansport Franklin SE; 56, Center Grove Liberty 36, ushville 33. Moral Twp. (Shelby) 38, Beech Grove 32. Terre Haute Wiley 35, Brazil 33.

Indianapolis Tourney Warren Central 35, Shortridge 33. Washington 34, Manual 28. Shortridge 43, Manual 28 (consolation) Warren Central 36, Washington 29 (final). Gary Tourney Emerson 37, Wallace 34. Tolleston 50, Wirt 29. Horace Mann 55, Edison 17. Froebel 32, Roosevelt 27. Hammond Tourney

Clark 44, Noll Central 35 Hammond 48, Hammond Tech 25. Nappanee Tourney Nappanee 47, Columbia Ci‘y 37. Goshen 42, South Bend Washingion 40. South Bend Washington 50, Columbia City 37 (consolation). Goshen: 43, Nappanee 35 (final), East Chicago Tourney Washington 43. Whiting 40. La Porie 46, Roosevelt 32. Roosevelt 42, Whiting 38 (consolation), Washington 49, La Porte 32 (final), STATE COLLEGES Notre Dame 66, Dortmouth 55. Terre Haute Tourney

Xavier 84, Southeast Missouri 49 Evansville 52, Southeastern Oklahoma 51

OTHER COLLEGES

Albion 54, Kent State 48 Arizona 64. Morehead (Ky.) 63, California 57, Ohio State 47 Eastern Kentucky State 68, Toronto 31, Hamline 33, Stanford 26. Harvard 58, Western Reserve 56, Michigan 58, Iowa State 37. Rockhurst 44, St. Mary's (Cal) 37. Santa Clara 56, Portland 37. Seton Hall 74, Baldwin-Wallace 4

30. 41,

8. Southern Illinois Normal 58, Colorado A. M. 48 |

St. Louis 62, Texas Christian 40. Washington 61, Minnesota 47.

SAVE

$1,000 { Ih

NS ol

high school front last night saw!

record of six victories against one

tourney with a 49-32 triumph over. La Porte after vanquishing Whiting in the afternoon, 43-40. Emerson Rolls Along Gary Emerson stretchéd its vie tory string to seven in a row i the conquest of Lew Wallace 34. The Norsemen were pitted against Tolleston today in the semi finals of the Gary meet. : Goshen emerged the surprise win

| Columbus demonstrated again it: {can lick about anyone except Sey,

outstanding single engagements.

sketball Results

Oklahoma City Tourney (Pirst Round Consolation) Baylor 69, Tulane 65 (overtime), Missouri 57, 2. 53, (Semi-Final Round) Oklahoma A. & M. 40, Texas 39. Kansas 51, Oklahoma 45. Des Moines Tourney Drake 69, South Dakota 33. Creighton 47, Denver 35 PROFESSIONAL Exhibition Wayne Zollners 55, St. Louis Blues ssociation of America Philadelphia 63, Boston 60. Chicago 88, Toronto 80.

Pro Basketball

NATIONAL LEAGUE Western Division

Pt,

WwW L ct. Pts. INDIANAPOLIS ..11 3 .785 831 Anderson 9 4 692 1760 Oshkosh 4 692 309 Sheboygan 6 .538 TH Chicago 8 466 853 Detroit 4 12 .250 785 Eastern Division Rochester ...... 11 4 133 ‘46 Ft. Wayne... 8 T5833 M1 Toledo . 8 8 .500 912 Buffalo 4 8 333 55% Syracuse ........ 5 132 .294 3884 Youngstown ..... 4 11 .266 839

RESULTS LAST NIGHT Toledo 63, Chicago 59.

NEXT GAMES

Tonight—INDIANAPOLIS Toledo at Oshkosh.

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Holy Cross vs. North Carolina State

Harvard vs, Indiana Central 800-85¢-$1,20-81.50-$1.80

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