Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 January 1947 — Page 8
is Flora of Coand attended Ohio State ods He was
July .+ + + The post of secretary is newly created in the A. A. by the league's new president, Frank C. Lane, and
the position is expected to increase "the general efficiency of the loops headquarters at Columbus . . . Flora will assume his new duties
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tourney that also included Lafayette Jef, The “real shocker” for other quin-
until Jan. 31, when they meet those |.
v | Jasper Wildcats again.
Meets City Rival -- Between then and tow, Sorrel
morial on the 14th, af Washington the 17th, Evansville Reitz the 21st and Memorial again the 28th. Central’s victory at Lafayette was coupled with spurts by New Albany, Terre Haute Garfield and Huntington to give the clearest pic‘ture thus far of 1946-47. With Kokomo as the biggest question mark, here's the sixth United Press list and one that should remain fairly static from here on:
1. Evansville Central (won 10, lost 0). 2. Hammond high (9-1). 3. South Bend Central (8-2). 4, Huntington (10-0). 5. Jasper (9-1). _ 1. Ft. Wayne South (7-0). 8. Terre Haute Garfield (6-0). 6. Bedford (10-2). 9. New Albany (6-1). 10. (tie) East Chicago Washington (6-1) and | Jafayette Jef (9-3). Next best: 12, Marion (7-2). 13, Kokomo (7-4); 14, Huntingburg (8-2); 15, Columbus (7-3); 16, La ¥orte (7-3); 17, Muncie Burris ((73; 18, Muncie Central (6-2): 19, Law-
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. Johnny Lujack, the Notre Dame star gridder, withdrew from basketball to concentrate on track sports. . . . He won a basketball letter’ in the 1943-44 season. » » » CHIEF KEPT BUSY. ... Bill Stewart, big league umpire who is supervisor of American Hockey . league referees, had a lot to supervise out at the local ice rink last night. . , , He used to play for the Louisville ball club back in the days of Joe McCarthy, Jay Kirke, Bruno Betzel and others ‘of the “old school” in the American association.
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“header. : 8 =» . TWENTY-FIVE POINTS . . . Lee Knorek, 6-feet-5 center on the Uni- |
-renceburg (8-0); 20, Rochester (9-
New Net Plan
Something new in the way of high school basketball meetings will | be tried here this week when four
city and county quintets stage a “double-header” at Tech gym Satur- | Whiting
day. Broad Ripple plays Shortridge at 1:30 and Howe meets Lawrence Central at 2:15. Then at night Lawrence Central opposes the Rockets at 7:30 and Howe tangles with Shortridge at 8:45.
affair with an easy 46-28 conquest
. .iof Ben Davis Saturday night. Jim
Drew, with 13 points, and Bill MacDougall with 12, paced the Rockets. Tech had considerably more difficulty with Washington in the renewal of their rivalry. ' The Continentals led only once on a free throw at the start of the game, but hung on doggedly before bowing by Li a 37-31 count. Jim Settle scored 11|Ro! points for the winners. Another South side rivalry battle between Sacred Heart and Manual went to the Spartans by a 33-28 count. Sacred Heart led at the half, 15-13, and at the three-quarter mark, 28-20. The Redskins’ rally
. . » While Bill -was “supervising” | last night, he got an eyeful. . Seven. penalties were called and Cap|
off ‘the bench.
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fell short in the final period.
| Officials Meeting
association will meet tonight,
at 7:30 {o'clock at the Central Y. M.
M. C. A.
Hardwood Notes
Wiedemann's Beer defeated DeGoly Printers, 47-44, to win the holiday Sipe ineup an Ca iA Daper, usin ahmi turned back Kingan A. A, rrdtheha it
the ihe Ne haar u tournament yesterday at
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urney, = Weidemann bested Kirs Center, 35.32, Roave Coo, 2 and DeGolyer eliminated
Results in the ©, C. Y. O. leagues:
Senior League Sacred Heart 32, St, John's Slots 47, Holy Trinity 15; St. Th 14 Flower 19, Holy Rosary 20, St. Joan ' Are 19; Holy Name 24, 8t. Catherine's
Junior Leagues’ Division One — 8t, Jo. Philip's ‘No. 2 22: St. Jo sepia 3 on
25; loly Trinity No. 1 59, st, Phili i 4 hy Our Lady of Lourdes 45, Holy An-
| gel Division Two--8t. Philip's No. | Bacred Heart 28; Holy A, 28, Yao | OsSary 13. Philip's No. 3 42, St. Anne's 15. Holy Trinity No. 2 38; St. Anthonys 24; Bt. Catherine's 32, "Holy
- Paper Package basketball team wa nts road “games, C manager, Bob
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‘Week-End Basketball Scores
The Rockets warmed up for the |Clearspring 36, Scottsburg 35.
2 Little Flower 21; Cathedral 47, St. Bridget s !
old Risen of the Indianapolis Kautskys is one of the leading scorers this season in the National Professional The six-foot-nine-inch
meet the Anderson Packers in
the first game of a doubleheader at the fieldhouse, The Ft. Wayne Zollners play the New York Rens in the second half of the bargain bill.
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By UNITED PRESS The Rochester Royals appeared to have the National basketball league's eastern division well in hand today, but the western race, featuring the changing fortunes of its ghree top teams, was still a hairline affair following the circuit's four week-end games. Indianapolis’ Kautskys dropped from first td third in the close western scramble when they lost to the Oshkosh All-Stars, 45 to 38, on Saturday night. Oshkosh, along with the Anderson Packers, who did not play over the week-end, went into a tie for first place with 11 victories and five losses each. Indianapolis, with 13 triumphs against six defeats, was three percentage points behind the two leaders. Rochester swamped the Detroit
Saturday game. The Toledo Jeeps defeated the Pt. Wayne Zollners, 68 to 67, and ye Chicago Gears downed the Youngstown Bears, 55 to 45, in games last night.
CITY, COUNTY HIGH SCHOOLS
Broad Ripple 46, Ben Davis 28, Saciee ean 33, Manuil 28. Tech 37, Washingion 3
OTHER HIGH SCHOOLS
Evansville Bosse 52, Terre Haute W: 30. ahsville Memorial 43, A — thFt. Wayne Central 41, ac Ap Pt. Wayne 8. Side 50, aor vilie 31 Pt. Wayne Central Catholic 43, Berne 31. Gary 45, Rouseysls 30. Jefersonville 40, yViatetine 3 Jataye 37, New
Col South Atuay 38'S 31, BE ent a mer
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Calumet City (Ill) 50, Hammond Noll =
Crown Point Tourney Hobart 42, Merrillville 41. Dyer 31, Crown Point 21. Merrillville 44, Crown Point 28. Hobart 40, Dyer 37 (final),
Brownstown Soweney Silver Creek 35, Oleazspring. » Brownstown 30, Scottsburg 17.
Silver Creek 48, Brownstown 27 (final).
English Tourney English 30, Birdseye 22. Leavenworth 30, Cusco 28.
Birdseye ‘31, Cuzco 25. Engl 29, Leavenworth 19 (final),
Henry County Tourney Moorelang 332, Lewisville 30 (double over-
tim Sulphur Spri 36, Mt. Summit 28. sph 30, Sulphur Springs 25 (final). Huntington Tourney Yarn 39, Roanoke 33, Canter 24, Union Center 23. e 58, Union Center 23. Warren 43, Liberty Center 27 (final),
STATE COLLEGES Butler 77, Western Reserve 60.
Sanieituly 62, Earlham 58 (overtime). Indiana State 61, Western Michigan 65.
Murray State 66, Evansville 48, Wabash 45, Ohio Wesleyan 44.
OTHER SoLLEGES
Akron 56, Geneva 3 Alderson-Broaddus nL Waynesburg 58. Albright 66, Loyola (Md.) 64 (overtime). | Brigham. Young 57, Temple 55. Bowling Green 66,' Loyalo (Chi.) 59, | Buffalo 45, Carnegie Tech 31. ton ‘84, Kalamazoo 44.
Coach Tommy Ivan was thumbed | Members of the Indiana Officials | Grelehton 55, Bluefield 44.
California 48, Dartmouth 35. Colorado 54, ‘Denver 50. Canisius 50, Cornell 40, | Dayton 35, Xavier 34. | Davis-Elkins 53, Beckley 38. | Detroit 48, Marquette 41. | Eastern Kentucky 74, Kentucky Wesleyan
Georgetown (Ky.) 56, Centre 33. Tiinols 94, University of Mexico 36. Kentucky 46, Ohio 36. Kansas State 63, Nebraska " Louisiana State 60,
y 49. Michigan 39, Northwestern 31. Michigan 8t gate 62, Georgia Tech 52, New 6, Southern Methodist 63. | North in 58, Maryland 42.
| | Pittsburgh 42, Penn State 3 Richmond 54, Virginia Medical 44, Rochester 47, Yale 40, Rhode Island 54, St. John's 50, Santa Clara 56, Montana 46. Syracuse 57, Princeton 48, Seton Hall 59, Toledo 48. 8t. Joseph's (Pa.) 0 Utah State 48, Tennessee 83, Duke 47. fen Agsies 50, Books AMC 486,
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Wisconsin Surprise Package of Circuit
Baftling Badgers Hold Pair of Victories ~ Over Pre-Season Favorites By ED SAINSBURY, United Press Sports Writer
CHICAGO, Jan. 6.—Wisconsin's
and Iowa. The Badgers are idle tonight
1 to go into Big Nine play, Paul at Lafayette In a nonconference match. Doped as a second division team
: Hawkeyes on the Iowa floor, 63-63.
It was Iowa's second straight Big Nine loss at home, but it was only their third in 42 games on the Iowa City court. = Bucks Top Gophers Ohio State started a successful
Grapes
George Sobek scored 28 points for Toledo and his free throw with four seconds to go provided the Jeeps’ winning margin. Curly Arm strong got 18 points for the Zollners. Chicago, led by Bruce Hale and its new player-coach Bob McDermott, who scored 13 and 12 points, respectively, passed Youngstown in the second half after trailing 21 to 20 at halftime.
Pro Basketball
NATIONAL LEAGUE Western Division
W L Pet. Pts. OP Anderson ....... 11 5 687 965 Oshkosh 11 5 887 963 871 INDIANAPOLIS ..13 6 .684 1070 925 Chicags “81 31 0a 108 Cn 14 .176 83% 1000 Eastern Division a | Toledo feelin 9 1 a1 1078 1083 comestown’ 00% 13 388 1060 1130 Syracuse ........ 12 333 0 1018 RESULTS YESTERDAY Toledo 68, Ft. Wayne 67. Chicago 55, Youngstown 45 RESULTS SATURDAY
Oshkbsh 45, MDIANAPOLIS 38.
PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION OF AMLRICA ew York 62, Detroit 50. gene 98, Philadelohia 4.
or SLyeveland 81. New York, 50, . Louis 57
defense of its title against Minne-
'sota Saturday, dropping the Go{phers, 43 to 41, on a last minute
basket ‘by Jimmy Harris, while Michigan tripped Northwestern, 39 to 31, in the third conference battle, In a non-conference game Illinois “Whiz Kids" returned to the form sheet style to awamp Mexico, 94 to 36. Wisconsin was ‘forced to stave off a second half Towa rally to triumph. Scoring first, the Badgers held a 30-to-22 margin at the half. Iowa rallied in the second period, however,
most of the attention will center on Notre Dame's bid for the mythical state championship.
have one leg on the title as a re-
diana last month and they virtually could clinch “big four” honors
tomorrow at South Bend and once
fayette. Btitler and the Irish currently share the lead with a victory apiece —both of them scored over Indiana’s disappointing Hoosiers. Purdue has yet to meet - the other three. After this week's games, the Irish, - beaten only by Wisconsin's Big Nine leaders in six starts, have return engagements with Butler and Purdue. The state covered itself with a blaze of glory Saturday, in sharp
oldsmi Sold | Anderson (NL) 76, Wheelin: es ies sii (NL) 72, Hartfor
Foothall Charged With 21 Deaths
NEW YORK, N. Y., Jan. 6— | aw was held directly respon-| sible for 21 fatalities, two of which | occurred in college ranks, during) the past season, according to the 15th annual survey presented here today by Dr. Floyd R. Eastwood of Purdue university before the American Football Coaches association and the football rules committee of | the ‘National Collegiate Athletic as { sociation. In submitting the report, which! | revealed that there were more di‘rect fatalities during the past season than in any year since 1936, Dr. Eastwood pointed out that increased participation during 1946 might account for the increase in the number of deaths. Among his recommendations for further safeguarding football players, Dr. Eastwood suggested the appointment of a qualified committee to study the design of head= gears as well as the material used in their construction. He pointed out that over the last 10 years more than 40 per cent of football fatalities have been the result of head injuries.
ith 80, 34. smith ie 62, hom Indians 42. fos Virginia
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Honor Irish
Cathedral's basketball team, win. ners of the. parochial school tourney, will be honored at a convecation tomorrow. Brother Benedict,’ C. 8. C,, will present the trophy and | school : will adjourn early so stu-'
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Dates Announced For A. A. U. Meet
Paul R. Jordan, A. A. U. chairman, announced today that the Indiana men’s championships will be held March 15 and 16 at the Indianapolis Athletic club. Purdue’s natators.will defend the title they won last year. The Y. M. C. A. seniors, another A. A. U. entrant, dropped a 38-37 decision at Ft. Knox Saturday. The
_ | final freestyle relay won by the sol- F
Bill Laramore, former national in- |
"| diers decided the meet.
terscholastic breast stroke champ, led the Ft. Knox squad. .
Hogan an Shows Way
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 6 (U. P.).—
Ben Hogan, golf's mighty midget from Hershey, Pa., breezed into the | final round of the 72-hole $10,000 Los Angeles Open today with a two- |
stroke lead and firm hope he would sooh have 1947's first major tournament crown. - Despite an ailing shoulder, “Hogan whipped around the Riviera country clube course for a one-over-par 72
yesterday, but his previols scores of 70 and 66-gave him a command-
ing 208.
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“surprise” team of the Big Nine basketball race today after a pair of victories over the two co-favorites for the conference crown, Illinois
chase against Ohio State, while Minnesota meéets Illinois at Champaign
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and sparked by Floyd Magnusson, who scored eight points, they narrowed the gap to one point at 61-60. Then Doug Rogers bounced under the basket to drop the clincher for Wisconsin. The Badgers successfully held the ball for the last 45 seconds. Minnesota and Ohio State fought a pitched battle in which the lead changed hands 10 times. The Bucks came out ahead when Harris went
20 seconds to go to take a pass from Les Pugh and drop it in from the foul line. Then Ohio successfully stalled until the final gun. : Michigan floor play conquered Northwestern in the second half as the sharp-shooting Wolverines took
Irish Face Butler, Purdue
week after the holiday lull and|,... 4 Coach Ed Krause's Irish already sult of their 10-point defeat of In- Indi
by stopping fWwice-beaten Butler |: lor beaten Purdue on Saturday at La-|St. J C
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thing it throws at the basket, toyed with Western Reserve, 77-60, to | keep its Mid-American conference lead, and Wabash's Norm Wilson got three field goals in the last 10 seconds to give the Giants a 45-44
lone blot on the interstate reccrd was Evansville’s 66-48 loss to Murray State. In the only ICC game Saturday, Canterbury took ninth place by edging Earlham in an overtime,
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| Derbi of the several hundred customers who tried thelr hands a out-picking the old Kunnel on his Tough Ten Mst were successful in their efforts last week. Three of the 11 were letter perfect and the other elght cuffed only one selection, »: The Kunhel had eight of the 10 called correctly to help his season's average considerably, He now has named the outcome in 35 of 48 games for a batting mark of .729, (And he has mn up the return ticket to Lower Slobbovia,) Errors on our own “expert's” card last’ week were in thinking” thas Tech could beat Richmond and that Seymour would New Albany, He was right proud of that selection of La Porte over Elkhart, which §0 many of you mised.
Here they are folks, the Perfect Pickers: THOMAS CATO, 430 8. New Jersey, Indianapolis, A. W. HUTCHINSON, 12 Arcadia pl, Cincinnati. JOHN NAPARIV, 1453 N. Linwood, ndisnagolls. “" ~ y And Bere, are he almost-as-astute folk who beat the Kunnel by ong selection: Dick Guthrie, 820 N. Audubon, Indianapolis. Max Ridgeway, 4212 E. New York, Indianapolis, Dick Drake, 122 E. 47th, Indianapolis, Tom Wilson, 5224 E. Washington, Indianapolis. Tom Vondersaar, 188 N, 13th, Beech Grove. George Ferling, 5823 Beechwood, Indianapolis. Clinton L. Jones, 1018 N. Parker, Indianapolis, Mrs. Pat Valle, 35 Rockaway, Marblehead, Mass. "“2¢ was the second straight week that young Mr. Guthrie has topped the Kunnel ung the old boy is getting a bit jittery soneurning his future,
34 of you by just one pick. The rest of you he gave a good lesson, in cluding Ingle R, Harris of 210 W. Gimber st, and Lawrence Jupin of 1648 Comer ave, Indianapolis. Those fellows were this week's candi dates as the “worst pickers” with only three of the 10 correct.
” » » Games missed most In last week's contest were the Richmond-Tech and Garfield-Shelbyville outcomes. The ballot che¢kers found that if the picking fans got past those first two on the blank, they generally wound up with a pretty decent score. ” . ~ “ The old boy has rigged up another for this weoik Se the rules are
the same: Just mail in the blank to Short Shots before Thursday midnight. The only prize, of course, is the satisfaction of beating our expert.
Here are this week's selections, and there are some tough ones te be picked: (All Friday Gamét)
* His choice, In capitals YOUR SELECTION
SOUTHPORT over Warren Central... .ccovvenvseersancsscsconnsrnng
TECH over Logansport ..
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BOSSE over Jeffersonville. ...
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MONTICELLO ‘over Alexandria....
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NEW CASTLE over Kokomo. ......
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