Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 December 1946 — Page 8

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‘one of Cincy’s _ mainstays. or +l He played for the | Bearcats before Re war and then * entered the I armed forces.... on Iwo ' _- Jima the first . get out of the lling struggle against the Japs until 26 days later. | . . » Everyone in Smyth's company was a casualty, , . . He stopped some scrap iron from mortar shells but was not hospitalized and kept going. . . . So football is more like a lark to Smyth although his steady performance was a big factor in the success of Cincinnati U. in regular season play. . . , The Bearcats authored the fall's first stunning upset by defeating Indi.ana and turned in a great season by winning eight and losing two

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& EJ . - GRID TO HARDWOOD... Steve Bagarus, former Notre Dame football and basketball star, is a new member of the Baltimore Bullets Pro Basketball

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Chilly Weather Appeals to Illini

getting in what observers called their weather mote like that back home, fllinois’ football team was to run through a two-hour workout today in final preparation for the Rose | Bowl game.

[the Illinois camp was that the {Nine champions were far from physical condition they display their final conference victory overjof the singles. was | changes were made in the final

| Northwestern. lamed on lack of practice time | standings of top five of both divi-

| Alex Wenskunas, captain and cen-| Hockey league schedule makers ier will start against U. C. L. A. it rough on the New York|,, wednesday. +... The chart called for {wh will line up for the kickoff

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Although there was no contact the Illini briskly went

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The letdown

hour drill yesterday. |vived the The temperature was below 40 and dreds of © seemed to appeal to the Midwest- | handicap doubles. The final week-en ver, the consensus around| due an individual who could better Big|the 711 and 761 totals that gave the! Phil (Pug) Seyfried first place in ed in| both actual and “handicap divisions However, several

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Doubles and Singles Victors Crowned in City Pin Meet

Minor events of the 41st annual men’s city bowling tournament were concluded at the Indiana alleys over the week-end, determining winners in doubles and singles

Johnny Kiesel

their way into the doubles Snampionship 2s pins and Behrens 604. Their 1272 disp! Harold Martin and Joe Pritchett the lead for the past two weeks. Fred Schindeckler and Glenn Mayberry, who posted 1348 as the tournament got under way, surbombardment of hun-’ ompetitors, to win the

nd the whirl of sightseeing and sions.

ack - slapping of well « wishing | lumni. Coach Ray Eliot reported that

Other forwards

The lone change in the standings meet got under way over the weekof the top five in the championshipiend for a run of five days. Jerry division of the team events gave Brothers was on top today as the Findel Specials third place on theirifirst two days of competition came 2792. The No. 1 team in the han-|to a close. He had an 821, with a dicap division remained unmolested, 59 handicap, for 880. Brothers also but two other changes were made posted the high single game of the

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Rochester Clips Kautskys, Pistons

By UNITED PRESS The Rochester Royals, eastern leaders in the National basketball league, appeared to have the entire circuit well in hand today after scoring week-end victories over the Indianapolis Kautskys, western pace setters, and over the eastern division’s second-place Ft. Wayne Zollner Pistons. Led by Bob Davies and Al Cervi, the Royals rallied to defeat the Kautskys, 57 to 48, at Rochester on Saturday night. Davies, with 19 points, again was the main cog for the Royals last night as they downed the Pistons, 67 to 65, in an overtime battle at Ft. Wayne. Ft. Wayne took a 65 to 61 lead in the overtime, but Rochester rallied, tied the score on two {free throws by Davies and won on Fuzzy Levane’s shot from_the side. The Sheboygan Redskins held off a second-half Chicago. Gears rally and won, 63 to 58, while the Oshkosh All-Stars moved into a sec-ond-place tie with the Anderson Packers in the western race by defeating Toledo, 61 to 59.

By BERNARD HARMON

competition. and City association secretary Oscar Behrens rolled Kiesel mowed down 668 the 1250 that had given

continued as the best actual total in the five-man competition and Ferndale Tavern’s 3149 still was best in the handicap class. The team events end next week-end. In the 20th annual “Pot of Gold” team tournament at the Antlers alleys, Indiana Wheel & Rim was returned the winner, a 3243 giving it top money in the handicap event. Ed Erler, tournament secretary, announced 3100 as low to cash and said prizes would be awarded following a check of handicaps and |score sheets.

The 19th annual St. Philip singles

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the club to play seven games OVer |... he Sam Zatkoff and Ike Owens, |in other standings of the five lead- tournament, BT & nine-day period . ., The endur-|...4¢. 1ou Agase and Bob Cungz,| ers. Bohne connected for the second Pro Basketball ance string started Saturday night |i, pies and Bob Prymuski and Alex The 2885 rolled by Marott Shoes best, 236. : NATIONAL LEAGUE in a the games an Jan. gase, guards. Composition of the Western Division Sethi {backfield will depend on whether . * W L Pct. Pts. OP. ie nigh Doe 3, un. 1 tacked, vil depend on wher Bowling Standings and Results ppuous 3 § “HT and Jan. 2... The boys won't dare pe Cite WEEK-END LEAGUE LEADERS Sr 38 187 138 partake of any New Year's cheer, 10S ANGELES, Dec. 30 (U. P) City Tourney Leaders | “0 BOWLERS (MEN) Chi... huis at-am . 8 8 |—Bert Labrucherie of U. C. L. A. TEAM EVENT (ACFUAL) Don Corsaro, Fox-Hunt Morning... ayy Detson : 0 +250 785 - 327 STIRRED THE BREEZE . . . made some final player assignments Merott Shoes 2883 | Frank Stumpt, Traveling ...... Cel Eastun Disitien > Raiph Kiner, the Pittsburgh Pirates’ today as his team neared the end| Pinder Specialy. 193 | Lou Fouts, Traveling. Si 23 Ft. Wayne 3.3 300 12 + { . yeli ET . AT freshman outfielder, who led the |of its training for the Rose Bowl Somorkis See cream 270 Mike Agtesta, Teen-Agers.. Lee “Moline I 48 33 8 6 ational league home run hitters in game against Illinois. 1 TEAM EVENT (HANDICAP) | Bob Busemichinel, Traveling... : 609 | Youngstown... 4 11 266 339 92 1946 by collecting 23 round trippers.| Labrucherie tagged Wes Maithews, Ferndale Tavern ren . . 3140 {Don Johnson, Traveling.............s *Former Buffalo franchise. ch Sinclair .....ccicoovviveie 2... JMB8IEd Gaalema av RESULTS YESTERDAY

Eastern Fives

At Coliseum Here Tonight

Holy State, double-header at Coliseum,

igan

tonight ‘and Butler's activity occupied the college basketball scene fqr, this week in Indianapolis.

the first game of the twin bill tonight at 7:30, while Everett Case's North Carolina State contingent plays Holy Cross in the second encounter, 0 traveling squad are former Indiana high school stars.

the five regulars responsible for the Crimson’s success in qualifying for

Butler Faces Three Contests This Week

TONIGHT

Harvard vs. Indiana Central; Cross vs. North Carolina

TOMORROW Butler at Northwestern. Anderson at Oakland City. THURSDAY Indiana at Butler. U. C. L. A. at Purdue. FRIDAY Notre Dame at St. Louis. SATURDAY Western Reserve at Butler. Earlham at Canterbury. Evansville at Murray State. Indiana State at Western Mich-

Ohie Wesleyan at Wabash,

A double-header at the Coliseum

Indiana Central meets Harvard in

Six member's of State's

GOLDEN GLOVERS—The Simmons A. C. is readying a large squad of amateur boxers to send out for prizes and glory in the annual Times-Legion tourney starting on Jan. |7 at the Armory, Pictured above are three members of the Simmons club contenders, left to right, Danny Morgan, Calvin Winters and Sylvester Sime mons. Bob Simmons, a former Golden Gloves champ and now Indiana state pro welterweight king, is coach and trainer.

Harvard's roster includes four of

the national ifitercollegiate tourney last season by winning 17 of 18) games during the regular campaign. | ; 3 Games for Butler | Meanwhile, Coach Tony Hinkle starts his Bulldogs into a week of action against two Western conference and one Mid-American rival. Tomorrow night Butler plays Northwestern at Evanston, then, on Thursday Indiana will be met at the fieldhouse before probably the largest crowd of the season. Butler doesn’t want to appear piggish, but the Fairview athletes

35s/have their sights trained on twos

titles this season. The Bulldogs, new entrants in the

44 | Mid-American conference, not only | unbeaten Hammond, but lost the 943 have designs on that crown for title game to unheralded Elkhart| Cathedral's student body paused

|1946-47, but also have an eye on the Indiana College diadem. The Hinklemen clipped Canter-

United Press Rates Jasper, Evansville Central One-Two

By UNITED PRESS This is the week that Jasper, Evansville Central :and Lafayette Jefferson get together in the holiday high school basketball tournament at Lafayette. But fans are wondering today if it will prove as little as’ the meeting of Hammond and South Bend Central last Saturday in the Hammond tourney. Those two holiday events, the one at Hammond’ and the one a$

ser wees vou Cathedral Honors: | Tolirney: Champs

state's two best quintets as Hoosier teams start their drive toward the tate tournament championship. South Bend Central came through with a 36-35 win over previously

A 3 : when Center Dick Berlich batted today to honor an Irish basketball a rebound with two seconds 10 squad which twice came from bee

in. lay, 39-37. : play | hind to capture honors in the invie

also ied the circuit in another way.|for left tackle, Al Hoisch for left|Roger Popp Travel : : Al Hoisch for left| Roger Popp ....... Don Woodard, Natl. Coal Mixed 596 i i . +. He struck out 108 times trying |halfback, and Gene (Skip) Row-| Spon Ivan 3113 Bill Holiday, Pleas, Run Mixed | Ehenoysan “6 "Caicago (overtime). |pury Saturday night, 59-54, In their| wo. cq.0 Jasper and Jefferson, ,. to belt the ball out of the park. land for both left and right half. BO OUBLES. (ACTUAL) FINAL Doh Yersett Rr eX 30) Risulis SATURDAY first state league contest to Join| "0 t}e second game! after Ev. tational tourney staged Saturday at . ye Tackle Don Malmberg has com-|Jjohn Kiesel-Oscar Behrens .....-.: am OTHER LEADERS (MEN) : Sohkosh 61, ‘Toledo 59. - i Sa Tg Bate ansville plays Richmond in the | the North side gym. 3 DIFFERENCE i. arold Mart ~JOoe Pritchett .. «.... ey DOL Bl... .cocnvecnritnes A————————————————————————— IN Srp . Piste i Jecovered Sr» hip Injury | Howard Deer Jr -Curence Beker 1a Qus Rosen. Beth Hl.. rie.’ (8 o'iosk) so : = a BE a eras. De. |opemer. In the final contest Coach Cleon Where Charlie Grimm's Chicage ; able ys Simmons- anklin ..... 8 o'clock). 5 perf . C. C. . : : : : Cubs showed an alarming weak- » ys Burello-Neeley ..... te 1203 Bil. Bei ; Sty Walther Mixed...» 533 F avor ites F ace Pauw and Valparaiso lead with Here's the fifth weekly United | Reynolds charges wiped out 2 13. ast : was the 3 | \ a DOUBLES (HANDICAP) FINAL . Carl Ha! ion, ho Mixed 30. 31 . . . {three victories. Press rankings, with Jasper holding | point deficit with Anderson St. ing inte 130 double plays, the Na- | 3 Pred Schindeckler-Glenn Mayberzy.. 1391}J, Vernon, Parkway Mixed (8 o'clock) 498 | Grappl ing Vi llains Play Western Reserve first for the fifth straight week: pary's in the final four minutes of g i Roy Ooodpasture-Paul Weatherly .. 1329 500 BOWLERS (WOMEN) { ; 1. Jasper (won 8—lost 0) i tional league's high in i ot Br | py bos Bob rpmindBE: 11 SAE Doe ee a GR | wa | Butler's next Mid-Ametican rival . | play to force a 40-4Q deadlock, then | ils double oe Shefusiee : INGLES (ACTUABF FINAL 1318 [Verna Valle, (Natl. Con) anon” Mixed. 200 ¢ Action of ne Bive 2 uke *will be Western Reserve on Satur-| 2 Evansville Central (3-0). | win the overtime, 49-44. is d N , Dr. - 500 ty expected in the Armory | : ; lng tates Sits ng, ve : . ‘ paul Seyfried .......:...e devin .. OTHER LEADERS (WOMEN) | Ce Pe {OmOITowW iris day night at the fieldhouse. 3. South Berid Central (8-2). | Johnny Pearson tossed the tying { “only 90 of these “grounded inte” : gain Howard Deer Sr. an Roberts Bithmay Ee ros 16.00) 46 | where two popular grapplers en-! Johnny Wilson, Anderson college| 4 Hammond High (8-1).. |goal to force the extra session with J double plays, a major lea i wank Ragel .. 864| polly Hamilton, Uptown Mixed (8:30). 485 ir of ih ond Jo | ce, continues to top the individual| yo go otte Jefferson (7-2) just seven seconds of play left. i gue Claude Stone . . .. ¢81| Mary Schrader. Fi. Sq. Mixed (6:00). 16¢ [gage a pair of rough and tumble : : : . ye efferson (7-2). : . record... , Looks like the Cubs had | NEW YORK, Dec. 20 (U P)— SINGLES (MANDICAP) FINAL |Ruth Ruechel, City Walther Mixed... 464 exponents in a tag-team match. | orers in the state with 185 poinis| . oo oo oo | It was Pearson, too, who came to ; {The Ring magazine today named | Phil Seyfried 761 |Ann_Sauter, C. Y. O. Mixed.. res 4 “lin 10 games played thus far, but * he { Cathedral's rescue in the afternoon lead in their feet. | y 4 Ww Rich coneeenn es 761 (ADD BRULEE, CO kway Mixed (6:00) 454 | The undefeated team of Salvator | i 7. Huntington (7-0 ; ¥ « = =» middleweight champion Tony Zale |, RGIS, v0 ++ 131 Virginia Blanton, Ft. Sq. Mixed (8:30) 453 /Balno, New York, and Whitey | 10 Springer of Canterbury gained - Huntington (7-0). |game against South Bend Central WITH NO FANFARE. . . . Johnny | ‘Fighter of the Year.” Claude Stone ............. ver. 708 S———— TT Wahlberg Columbus. oO. will take | gTOUNd on the Raven sniper with a 8. Ft. Wayne South (6-0). | Catholic. . He came into the fray in Sain of the Boston Braves won the| Zale already had been awarded |™* SPF Loy pvinvs’ ws 8) on Steve Nenoff * Toledo, and| tela’ performance against Butler.| o columbus (8-2) | the second half in spite of a game Joh KIBBOL 7, vn .esis. sairsenesn 3504 . ” 3 ’ scored 25 points against : d the Irish to a 36-28 righthanded championship the Biward EJ. Neil plaque by the Lone oe os |) S Cuppers Friendly” Jack Terry, Oklahoma Sor 18% “00 am to] 10- East Chicago Washington (6-1). | {roms beicr 10 veins - - n . r i " ; of the National leaiguy the Te past sed NW ng or gsotia- 3 hans “Mr pi eee aw . ® cz. It is for two falls out of 157, or an average of 225 per game. | Next best: 1L Muncie Burris) Sacred Heart won the consolation performance with a club which was | tions to the sport during 1946. 'P t f G Id Wi 2 » Terry and Nenoff are tricky and ‘ (1-2); 12. Marion (6-2); 13. Mun- | from the South Bend entry, 45-34, short of the runmaking power and| The two awards—{rom the maga- of © ° inners 0 IS 0es aggressive matmen who apparently Indiana Conference |cie Central (6-1); 14. Rochester ates he Sous Purochis) general drive and balance of the zine and from the writers — were | Indiana Wheel and Rin 3313 enjoy dishing out punishment. They | w'L Pts. OP (71-2); 15. New Albany (4-1); 16. contest to St. Mary's, 45-23. champion Cardinals. , . . No head-|{made to the 32-year-old ex-sallori v v.L 8 Prac = 03| MELBOURNE, Dec. 30 (U. P).— are touted as “villains” in the mat Oil, 10000 3 8 11 14 Terre Haute Garfield (4-0); 17. _____—____ aoe lines greeted Sain's return from |from Gary, Ind, because of his i a Bpretian 317 |The brilliant American Davis cup|industry. Wahlberg and Balbo are Ya Ate vasares 2 0 14 Huntingburg (7-2); 18. La Porte} FURNITURE service , . . yet he won 24 games | magnificent victory over Rocky St. Phili Leaders team scored a surprising, but well- favorites with Armory patrons. | Butler 1 0 3% 33(6-3); 19. Michigan City (7-1); 20.| 109, 209 31 0, and lost 14, pitched 24 complete Graziano in their thrilling title fight is : P learned 5-0 victory over Australia’s| A supporting tilt, starting at 8:30,] Anderson .-- § 1 407 260 Shelbyville (6-3); 21. Lawrenceburg oo o—3 7/3770 Samnes, high 0 over all for the league, 8 Tet Adi hand Ken Aniews th over-rated defending shampigus to- will send Dave Reynolds, Cincin- | Hintington ; 303 moa jaa); 2 udiasiagolis Shorteides OFF comp an earned-run aver- * " S3)y \Herman Bohne - 86diday, and at onc repar or a|nati, against Jackie Nichols, Mon- |{Anierouty 32 -1); 23. Elkhart (8-2); 24. Terre . age of 221. ., . He made the great- began socked ou young Graziano | il Ber 8 | triumphant a United | treal. Barham 4 i its 103 | Haute Gerstmeyer (1-1); 25. Leba-|| During Pre-Inventory Sale est improvement of all major league ‘0 the Sixth round. > | spt nme Sm | States. ee i —— anchestar .......-.- +2 4 33 3%) |mon (4-4); Gary Emerson (7-1), and | Furn. Co. Shollpy Form. Oo hurlers. ,. me a—_——m Heads Sportsmen Jubilant after today's rout, in ‘Da Preem’ in State | Hanover. Co rayaxae 1 3 18 175 | Anderson (3-4). + Hub, Wash, 9 Y 1113 Shetby * s&s Sold by Pirates | Ollie Baus, well-known conser- which Jack Kramer thumped Jack | Wabash "1 2 11 148 REDS TO BE BUSY. ,.. The! PITTSBURGH, Dec. 30 (U, P)— vationist, has been elected to his Bromwich of Australia, 8-6, 6-4, 6-4, SOUTH BEND, Ind, Dec. 0 Tavior _.... 1-3 Ji 308 Cincinnati Reds have booked 35 ex- | Outfielder Tommy” O'Brien of the fourth term as president of the and Gardner Mulloy eased past | Promoter Joe Savoldi announced oakland City iain, 0 ‘ 168 130

two at 12

. .» o ON THE TARGET , . . Discussing horse racing, Joe H. Palmer,

New ark writer, broke into the Cathedral 36, South Bend Central Catholic crack -the-week class the other ada St. Mary's 45, Sacred Heart 23

day when he said: “Fixing a race is not the easy matter it is sometimes

considered to be; too many | people have to be in on it and

one of them is dis-

Hardwood Notes

DEARBORN HOLIDAY MEET First Round

Weld a Lain Drafting Indiana Central Business College 47.

Second Round Suir 20, Cumberland 19; Degolyer 3

Junior No, 1

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emann Beer 27, Sgt. Barker V.F.W s College 28, Schwitzer- ; Broad Ripple Hatchets 54,

Ro! m-Ragsdale 20; Bl Lily rence ; No Ya! Ao Ri ojAns Fj Noone Coal 43, Irving- {Hash Preis ——— | AX. 0. LEAGUE RESULTS © Senior Division

“Bt. Catherine's 28, Cathedral 22 1 3kin ttle Flower 21; St. ) Ke 2 » 8 17; Bt. Philip's 31, Holy be, Rosary 26, Our Lady of

gemes next spring, includ- | Pittsburgh Pirates has been sold out-! with the Indianapolis In- right to the Rochester (N. Y.) club | Victory field on Saturday, of the International league, General , and Sunday, April 13. . . _|Manager Roy Hamey announced | open their regular 1947 today.

'Week-End Basketball Scorer

CITY, COUNTY HIGH SCHOOLS Cathedral Tourney

Sacred Heart 45. Central Catholic 34 Cathedral 49, St, Mary's 44 (overtim nal)

Franklin Twp. Double-header nklin twp, 068, Moral 42 Grove 26, Boggstowin 13, Plainfield Tourney { Mooresville 44, Plainfleld 24 Decatur Central 22, Speedway 31, Speedway 50, Plainfield 3 | Mooresville 39, Decatur Central 31 | OTHER HIGH SCHOOLS i Gary Tourney, consolation | Roosevelt 4), Edison 42 | Wallace 50, Wirt 31 | Wallace 37, Roosevelt 35. Gary Tourney, championship Tolleston 44, Emerson 42 (overtime). Froebel 38, Horace Mann 33 Tolleston 45, Froebel 36 (final), | Hammond Tourney 6, | South Bend Oentral 36, Hammond 38.

| Fra | Beech

Law- | Elkhart 41, Hammond Clark 31.

mond 47. Clark 40. hart 39, Central 37 (final). { Grass Creek Tourney Monterey 48, Star City 38 | Kewanna 37, Grass Creek 31, City 48, Grass Creek 34. banna 41, Monterey 24 (final), Michigan City Tourney | Peru 44, South Bend Riley. 30 | Michigan City 47, Frankfort 34. rankfort 53, Riley 38 ichigan City 37, Peru 34 STATE COLLEGES

's 34, Little Flower 17: Holy |L No. 3 y 8 Bridget's 20; St. M Br phils iE Our | our , Bt, Ss No. 4 17; 59, a ipa NN Butler 59, Canterbury 54.

| Kentucky 96, Wabash 24. North Carolina State 68, Fra Valparaiso 44, Puerto Rico 43

Terre Haute Tourney

nklin 50,

Holy | Marshall 66, Indiana State 58,

er- | Xavier 52, Evansville 45, Marshall 75, Xavier 58 (final),

YEAR'S”

UORS

TCHES—BONDS—BLENDS

HAMPAGNES—WINES

- MONUMENT LIQUORS

Corner Circle & Market English Hotel Block

(final)

Wells,

treasurer.

OTHE Akron 71. Fenn 3

| R 5

Cincinnati 73, California 48, Ohio a e, | Hofstra 67,

Billing | Houston 62,

Texas

|{Ilinois 72, Nebraska

Marion County Fish and Game as- Dinny Pails, sociation. Other officers are George Walter Pate sal vice president; Starkey, secretary,

Bradley Tech 72, Utah Sta‘e 53. Buffalo State 43, Allegheny 42. Toronto 37

| kota Wesleyan 54 Holy Cross 42. Toledo 39

6-3. 6-3, 6-4, Captain | today t

E. Robert through “above all expectations.” and Eli Yoder,, The American leader, Kramer and (Parker, with the historic cup, will |leave -Australia by air for Amer

'Sisti Honored | By Sporting News

pearance here on Jan. 6.

pers—Ted Schroeder, Tom Brown, i alberi—still are| Huntington Mutloy and Billy T | waka, Auburn, Huntington. Monticello tourney—Delphi, Flora, Monticello. Berne tburney — New Haven, Decatur, Berne,

WEDNESDAY

COLLEGES

Bluftto!

State 32 Colorado Aggies 43 Kokomo, New Castle, Logansport, s 36, Lafayette tourney — Richmond, Evan Aggles 41.

Greensburg, Shelbyille.

hat he had booked Primo | Concordia

d his boys had come |Carnera, former “Ambling Alp” of | corLeGE FOOTBALL the boxing ring, for a wrestling ap- |

on Jan. 5, Plans of the other mem. | Week's Major H. S.

tourney — Wabash, Misha-| vet, Rossville, | Ing a | non, n,|ton at Martinsville, ,

Anderson tourney (big four)—Anderson,

{ville Central, Jasper, Lafayette Jeflerson. | Shelbyville tourney—Connersville, Rush-

(SatGrday) | South All Stars 20, North 13 Mississippi College 43, Mexico *,

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Hammond Ti Hammond Clark at t Hammond High, Franklin a , Rushville at Greencastle, Bloo New Albany at mour, Terre Haute Garfield at 8h | ville, Paoli at Salem, Washington at { ford, Bicknell at Bloomfield, Oak

‘ech at Gary Tol

| City at Boonville. iff untingburg at Vincennes, Princeton at Owensville, 'erre Haute Gerstmeyer at

Evansville Reitz, Brazil at Clinton,

Gary Wallace at East Chicago Rooseann, ingBey - y-

b, ei Indianapolis Cathedral at Greenfield, Cen-

BUTLER

VS.

INDIANA

Thursday, Jan. 2——8:15 p. m.

Kansas State 51, Montana State 40. | ad ville, Loyola (Chi.) 61, Texas Christian US. ST. LOUIS, Dec, 30 (U. P.). Two | North Vermen tourney — Lawrenceburg, ter Grove at Indianapolis Crispus At- Reserve” seats $1.20 {Michigan 38, lowa State 27 of the world's champion St. Louis | Aurora, Batesville, North Vernon, [tacks Indianapolis Manual at Thaen-1 TA BF Wy klar. aesseanss ” | Michigan State 52, Wayne 25, | Crawfordsville ~ tourney — Bloomington, |apolis Washington, Indianapolis Short- General admission ................0. 1.00 {Miami (O.) 60, Arizona 57. | cardinals baseball team won fur- Noblesville, Lebanon, Crawfordsville. ridge at Ben Davis, Lapel at Greentown, Children and service personnel 50 N.Y. CC 57 Wyoming 48 | ; y 1 he | . Mitchell tourney—Paoli, Fremch Lick, | Winamac at Knox, Greenwood at South-| personnetl...... Ororon Bata 45. Cor mis 40 (overtime; | IEF acclaim today when the |g 1" Sitehell port. Southern, California, 68. Temble 34 | Sporting News named Eddie Dyer | Plymouth at South Bend Riley, Green- SATURDAY TICKETS ON SALE BUTLER {§t. Mary's (Cal) 42, 8t uis . {castle at Brazi | rfordsy ran Syracuse 50, Rochester 38 | the manager of the year and Stan | » THURSDAY Crawfordsville at Ft, Wayne South, BOOTH U C. L A B50 St Joseph's (Pa.) 48 Musial, slugging first baseman the Valparaiso at Gary Froebel, Dale at Ft. Wayne Central at Anderson, IndiUtah 62. St. John's 48 fi! » Slug is 3 ’ Boonville, Culver at Wakarusa, Louis-| anapolis Washington at Indianapolis M ott Sh St 18 E Ww h Washington 72, Minnesota 68 player of the year. ville, Ky. St. Xavier at Jeflersonville. | Tech, New Castle at Lafayette Jefferson, aro oe Slore . yvasn. Okiah Oklahama City Tourney Owner Thomas A. Yawkey of the | mwood ‘at Rochester, Muncie Burris at South Bend Washingion at Benton Harlahoma Aggies 42, Kansas 30' (final), tington, Rensselaer at Monticello, | bor, Mich, East Chicago Roosevelt at

0: Tulane 60, Rice 57

Denver 63, South

Chicago 87. Clevel

Texas 62, Oklahoma 50,

Baylor 58, Missouri 51 (final) Des Moines Tourney

Creighton 51, Drak PROFESSIONAL Association of Ameries

Providence 80, Boston 68 Washington - 70, New York 49. Toronto 52, Detroit 48

St. Louis 75, Philadelphia 68. Exhibition

Milwaukee 61, Shebo Bt. Louis 46, Toled

Boston Red So was named execu- | Hun tive of the year, Three minor similar honors for their activity in {3pdiang the smaller circuits. They were Michigan City at Bouth Bend Was Earl’ Mann, president of the At. |ion. Mishawake at Nappance lanta Crackers in he Southern | association; Clay Hopper, manager | lof the International league's Mon- | treal Royals, and Sibby Sisti, short- | stop for Indianapolis in the American association. |

ation Round

| Noblesville at New Haven , | Columbia City, league men WON | i at Kendailville, Marion at Prankfo

polis Tech at Richmond,

Tipton,

Dakota 38 e 50 (final),

and 70

tn" . Um-m-m-m L.) 38.

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