Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 December 1946 — Page 9

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By BOB

' The Picking Contest— ARREN CENTRAL'S Warriors kept the old Kunnel from having a perfect record in his abbreviated picking contest last week when they tripped Shortridge in the Washington invitational tourney. Other- | wise, our “expert” was definitely on the beam with seven winners. That Warrior victory didn't bother three other picking fans, however, and they called the turn to beat the old boy and come up with

perfect blanks.

The Kunnel doffs his sad sombrero to these astute fellows: RICHARD HON, 18, 1840 Post rd., Indianapolis DICK GUTHRIE, 820 N. Audubon rd., Indianapolis. W. M. BUIS, 3639 Birchwood ave., Indianapolis.

” " ~ Mr. Hon, of course, had a little more than | Warren Central-Shortridge outcome since Dick Hon is a member of the | successful Warrior quintet. ; Eight of the contestants were equally as proficient as the Kunnel in calling seven of eight selections correctly, But they'll have to beat | him to get their names in the paper. Twenty-one entrants had six of the eight correct, but the old boy gave the rest of the pack a pretty good picking lesson. The WarrenShortridge game, Liberty’s triumph over Rushville and Terre Haute of Brazil were the most frequent bobbles on the card.

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s 3 Expert-in-reverse was George Distel of 923 N. Olney, Indianapolis, who cuffed six of the eight selections. But he'll doubtless call ‘em

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Last week's successful jaunt into the occult picking Kunnel with a season average of .711. He has named 27 winners in 38

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In order to give you picking fans—and there seems to be a lot of ‘first appearance here since the you—a chance to mull over the selections during the New Year's hol- home opener gn Oct. 17 when the

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iday, the Kunnel is switching the Tough Ten contest day to Monday.

You have until Thursday midnight to mail in your selections if you| At Hershey Saturday night, in a think you can out-pick him. Just send the blank along to Short Shots/rough tilt, the Caps came from in care of The Times. You'll have to get on a radio show to win a prize, behind, rallied for three goals in but he’ll carry the names of the fans who out-expert him. Here's his crop of toughies for this week—and there aren't very

many easy ones:

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His selection, in capital _ ™ 1. TECH over 2. 3. SEYMOUR over New Albany

CATHEDRAL over Greenfield

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Grid Pros Draw NEW YORK, Dec. 30 (U. P)—

National football league teams played before a record 2,671,696

regular-season games drawing 1,-|

spectators in 1946, an official com- |

Cap

behind the Caps in ties, six to nine. |The Caps have played ane more game.

previous ‘occasions this, season with {Buffalo winning one and two gding

. vision leader, the Cleveland Barons. Cap Scorin g The Caps have 39 points, Pitts- 81 G A Pts, G A Pts, burgh, third, has 37, and Buffalo, Dofise. : it 33 3 Rithoion '3 a's fourth, 36. St. Louis trails at 25.)wikevich .. 13 1 33(ganmers'... 3 4 Cleveland is well out in front Couture CR Bw, § HE with 46 TERE RRR The Bisons have won the sume |Morrison . 3 7 10/Kennedy .... 1 ¢ 1 Dull oS Supe He Foose, merous “saves” in all three periods. ) AT | ye was particularly efficient in the

Fourth Meeting The teams have met on three

to deadlocks. ‘It wall be the Bisons’

defending chednps won, 3 to 1.

the third period and won, 4 to 2. Hershey is the eastern divisjon leader, In last night's game on their home ice, the Hoosiers edged the Philadelphia Rockets, 4 to 3, before 9116 customers. It was no easy triumph and the fans saw an exciting] struggle, especially in the last two! periods. The Caps tallied one marker in the first and three in the second. The Rockets, slow to start, got going in the second and scored twice and | once in the third session, | |

Thanks, Pal The Caps won by the margin of a gift goal. It was their fourth and! the game clincher. While attempting to knock the puck away from| in front of his own goal, Mike!

. |Narduzzi of the Rockets pushed in-

stead of hooked and the disc eased into the cage much to the chagrin! of Goalie Nick Damore, the star of! the night. { When Narduzzi reached for the| puck, Tony Bukovich of the Caps also took a swipe at it and received credit for the goal, since he was the last home player to handle the pellet. But for expert goal tending by Damore, the Caps would have run up a tall score. The veteran was at the top of form and made nu-

pilation showed today, with the 56

950,154 fans, an increase of 35.17 per cent over 1945.

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Freak Goal Saves Game for Locals in Sunday Clash as Philly Rockets Threaten

By EDDIE ASH, Times Sports Editor Victorious in two rugged games over the week-end, the Indianapolis Caps today were back in undisputed possession of second place in the American Hockey league's western division and all set to take on the Buffalo Bisons. here tomorrow night. y The Bisons, the league's defending champion, got off to a slow start this season but have picked up in class and speed recently. As a result |Z they are in the thick of the fight for the runnerup spot to western di-

first goal. 18 minutes of the first period without a score, Licari got loose on a pass from CUff Simpson in mid-ice, got into the clear unmolested and sailed straight for the cage and rammed the puck home at 18:05.

final stanza when he turned back |S 15 Hoosier shots.

Tony Licari chalked up the game's After the teams sparred

The Caps held a 3-to-0 lead at one time in the second period. Simpson tallied at 3:39 on a pass from Thain Simon. It was a “gang rush” by the Caps and a piece of smooth workmanship. The Caps’ second goal in the second session also was registered on smooth execution down the ice and Bruce Burdett fired the puck by Damore on assists from Gerry Couture and Les Douglas. Hockey Results

NATIONAL LEAGUE Boston 2, New York 2 (tle). SATURDAY SCORES NATIONAL LEAGUE

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Bhewchuk. Indianapolis Spares — Bukovich, Simpson, Licari, Simon, Dewsbury, Wochy, Wiest, Sclisizsi, Podolsky. First Period BScoring-1, Indianapolis, Liar) (Simpson), 18:05, Penalty We ry

RUGAOIPRIA +o ven tnrnnies Indians vi Vat es Ve ud 3 0d Philadelphia Sparcs—avel Muretich, Collings, Waldriff, Lofven , Herges+ heimer, Narduzzi, Stefaniew, Ferens, | Buf

Hockey Summary and Standings

RESULTS LAST NIGHT APOLIS 4, Philadelphia 3. Cleveland 17, Providence 3, Bt. Louis J, Buffalo 3 (tie), Springfield 5, New Havens J. SATURDAY SCORES INDIANAPOLIS 4, Hershey

3 Tr h St. Louis 8, Philadelphia 3. uffalo 6, Cleveland 3. ! NEXT GAMES Tomorrow Night-—Buffalo at INDIANAPOLIS. Wednesday — Pittsburgh at Cleveland; Philadelphia at St. Louis; New Haven at Providence,

(tr Second Scoring—32, Indianapolis, ———————————————— 81 (Bimon), 3:39; 3, Indl , 8 % Burieis (Douglas, Couturn,” TAT 11 'Y" Swimmers Win; 5 adelphia, Nard ’ : Fa Horgeaheimary, a0 6 masapus. | IWO Meets Carded Bukovich (unasssited), 16:36. Penalties oo ¢ BE Madera abe Third Scoring—7, Philadelphia. | nounced today that the next meet Couture Ll for the Cell YM S A. Sey : swimming team w Ofcials—Bernie Lemaitre and Butoh yoy at Louisville next Saturday. Rh Madera’s junior natators emerged AMERICAN LEAGUR with a 48-14 triumph over Columa L Tre. G 0G|bus Saturday. Foster and Phillips A DtNaeoiis 13 8 3 3% 1 3|were high point individuals, each |Fii Pittsburgh .......16 10 § 3 1M 102 capturing two events and swim- {fs utalo a 13 as 38 a 3 ming on the winning medley 1elay on team, +» W L TPa G OG| The junior squad will entertain Hershey ........ 7 New ave is 18 : 3 ie iif the Hunluewa Juices next Sattana urday Ww e seniors go to Philaaepia 3 3 4 10 lk didlLouisville.

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