Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 January 1947 — Page 26

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‘muth-beaten Bulldogs against

a. pivot offense built

“But, while those games could go either way without it being a “form . yeversal” other top-notch teams like Evansville Central, Hammond , high, South Bend Central and so " on down the line would be hardpressed to “explain away” defeats. Bears Meet Alices = Evansville Central's Golden Bears,

ey division race of the NorthValpo invading Ham“mond and Washington meeting city rival Roosevelt,

a ~ Northern league's eastern wing, Nappanee is at South Bend Central and La Porte, co-leader with Central's Bruins, is at Goshen. La Porte also plays Saturday — being host to Whiting. Huntington's undefeated Vikings, from their narrow ik at Decatur, figure

Central Engages Vincennes

Series of Upsets Way oe I one cing tonight Tor Indians high fans as front-running quintets, with few eo outfits.

om a statewide angle, the night's best game will and New Alek x Huntingburg’s Happy Hunters at]

who mix a fast-'H. S. Net Schedule

| Warren Central at Southport.

{Silent, Hoosiers at Indiana Boys’

, | Froebel at Gary tomotrow: Colum-

New y Albany in Feature;

TONIGHT : x Beech Grove at Speedway. ; Brownsburg at Decatur Central. Bloomington. (University) at Shert-

ridge. Logansport at Tech, Manual at Ben Davis. Medora at Crispus Attucks. Sacred Heart at Washington. Silent Hoosier at Pike Township.

SATURDAY Manual at Cathedral

School. (At Tech Gym) Broad Ripple vs. Shortridge (1:30 p. m.). ga Howe vs. Lawrence Central (2:15). Broad Ripple vs, Lawrence Central (7:30). Howe vs. Shortridge (8:45).

Jasper's Wildcats, beaten only by Evansville Central, are at home to Evansville Memorial. Twicebeaten Bedford shoots for its llth victory —at Bloomington. After | Bedford, Bloomington tries to = New Albany tomoITow. Undefeated Terre Haute cirnial perfect-record Ft. Wayne South, Kokomo’s up-and-coming Kats, Cd= lumbus (8-3), Muncie Burris (7-3), Rochester (9-3), and Gary Emerson (7-2) may have a little more}

vored.

and then plays in-and-out Gary |

Kokomo, with five straight wins after a shaky start, is at New Castle tonight and at home to Tipton tomorrow.

Anti-Gambling Law Sought

_ PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 10 (U. Pa. «Bert Bell, president of the National Football league, said today

DePauw One of 10 Unbeaten Quints

Franklin Lettermen.

.Jo Hold Reunion

FRANKLIN, Ind, Jan. 10.—The Franklin College “FP” Men's club will hold its second reunion of the current school year here Jan. 25,

creased, was expected today 10 te-|

end despite a heavy schedule.

last night, an easy 72-to-42 con-|

Full Day. Faces Purdue Athletes

{With the single exception of Dave

trouble, although all will be fs, RankiU's track squad, which willj {not start competition until next Robinson, I, is at Garfield. month, all of Purdue's winter sports |

quintet which will provide the lone | home attraction of the day.

{Notre Dame for a tilt with the Irish! “B” quintet.

Pt Not will

NEW YORK, in. 10 (U. P)—lanced ‘eam in recent year the

BIG JOB AHEAD—Here are two of Puislio 4 anivardiy's veteran Bollormalier basketmen who face a difficult assignment in the next three days. They're Paul Hoffman (left) and Myrwin (Red) Anderson. Dame power-laden quintet tomorrow night at Lafayette and then go to Bloomington Monday night for their rivalry Big Nine conference engagement with Indiana. Hoffman and Anderson are likely starters at the forward posts in both engagements.

The Boilermakers entertain the Notre

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‘LAFAYETTE, Ind, Jan. 10—

Major interest, of course, is fo- |

But four other Boilermaker teams!

Northwestern at Evanston. association. Last

ig hin for the best-bal-

ito even matters with Indiana in an main unchanged during the week- evening dual meet at Bloomington. Defeated, 14-13, in the first engage-| There were 10 unbeaten teams ment with the Hoosiers before-the yi... pies Moon-Lit Major whose schedules made them worthy holidays, the Boilermakers will be |art Pritchard, Automotive

155 Teams Registered |For Women's Pin Tourney

By BERNARD HARMON

With 155 teams already registéred in the annual women's city bowl- |

ing tournament, last season's entry of 177 is expected to be equaled | before the deadline is reached at midnight tomorrow.

The meet opens at the Speedway alleys Feb. 1, and will continue

competitors in the doubles and; i singles,

A trophy

| medals. will be in action on foreign courts, awarded for the high actual single including the junior varsity basket- | come of the tournament. ball squad which will Journey to]

over week-ends until completed. Team events will be scheduled on Saturday and Sunday nights, with Sunday daytime shifts occupied by

3 Kautsky Five -

Widens Gap in Western Race

Nips Youngstown as Packers, Stars Fall

By UNITED PRESS The Indianapolis Kautskys, taking advantage of losses suffered by their nearest rivals, the Oshkosh AllStars and the Anderson Packers, took a two-game lead today in the National Basketball league's western race after defeating the Youngstown Bears, 54 to 50, at Youngstown last night. Sheboygan's Redskins, attempting to climb back into contention in the bitter western division struggle; downed Oshkosh, 54 to 52, on Reuben Lautenschlager’s last-minute long shot, while the Syracuse Nationals upset Anderson, 71 to 64. The Tri-City Blackhawks jumped from last to fourth place in they eastern division by whipping - the Detroit Gems, 57 to 42. 13 Points for Closs Bernie Mekhen of Youngstown, with 14 points, topped the individual scoring in the Bear-Kautsky contest, while Bill Closs’' 13 was high for Indianapolis. Lautenschlager’s goal at Sheboygan ended a see-saw battle in which Oshkosh's Eddie Riska stole the ball and raced the length of court to tie the game, 52-all wi only 45 seconds to play. The h«if-

boygan. led, 45. to. 41, at the end of three quarters. Sheboygan's Fred Lewis was high point man with 17 markers,

The Syracuse- Anderson game was tied four times in the first period but the Nationals led, 17 to 15 at! the end of the quarter and Anderson | never caught u~

time score was 31 to 31 and She-|gm

" The two top contenders for the state = heavyweight championship collide tonight at the Armory when Billy Petersen, Indiana Harbor, recognized as No. 1 challenger by thy state athletic commission, tangles with Johnny Denson of Indianapolis, who holds the No. 2 spot. Another heavyweight brawl. on the bill will pit Sid Peak of Louisville, Ky., against Heazie Williams, hard-hitting newcomer from Chi. cago, Ill, in the six-round semiwindup. Petersen will be fighting here for the first time when he takes on the rangy Denson. On the records, the upstate swinger is expected to rule n slight favorite over Denson, Peter sen met Denson in Chicago about a year ago and emerged with a decision after 10 rounds. ’ The Indiana Harbor mauler is a stiff puncher with either hand and his record includes knockouts over several top hands in the heavy division, with Tony Musto and Big Dan Merritt heading the list. Matchmaker Lloyd Carter of the Hercules Athletic club, which will stage the bill, has lined up four outstanding supporting bouts.

Schwall Quits School

EVANSTON, Ill, Jan. 10 (U. P.) .— Vic Schwall, Northwestern university’s all-conference halfback, has left college while still a. sophomore to make money as a professional football player, the -Northwestern “athletic department announce dtoday.

[State's Top Heavyweig Contenders Fight Tonight

The complete program: Main event, 10 rounds, heavy weights: Johnny Denson, Indian apolis vs. Billy Petersen, Indiana Harbor.

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Semi-windup, 6 rounds, heavy. .

weights: Hezzie Williams, ‘Chicago, .

1, vs. Sid Peak, Loulsville, Ky. Prelim., 6 rounds, welterweighis:

Dave Bruce, Indianapolis. Prelim., 5 rounds, lightweights:

Bob Beamon, Indianapolis, Indiana Bb

state champion; vs, Herman Mills, Chicago, Ill.

Prelim, 4 rounds, welterweights®

Ernie Derho, Mishawaka, Ind, ws Buster Miles, Indianapolis. The Derho-Miles setto will open action at 8:30 p. m.

Indiana Central Athletes to Dine

Indiana Central college's Poost« ers club will honor 35 letter-winners in football, basketball and baseball during the 1945-46 school year at

the club's annual athletic banquet

this evening at the Lake Shore country club, Dr. W. R. Brenneman, Indiana university athletic committee chairman, will be the principal speaker, and Paul Bailey, Central graduate, will serve as toastmaster. Five three-time letter winners to be honored are Don Bunge, Alonzo Nicodemus, b McBride and the Kistler bro and Delbert,

N. Pershing ave.

will also be

Entires may be turned in or | ‘The tourney is: operated on han- mailed to Mrs, Pfeilschifter at 1230 {dicap basis and all’ prizes are’ | awarded for scores that include ad-| dition of the charity pins. How-! ever, actual scoring will determine BE-2466. {the winners of the championship |

For further in-| | formation she pay be reached at!

Bill Kenninger lead a sextet of leaguers who topped the 650-mark in last night's sessions. He had 192, |248, 242682 for Heidenreich Flowers

Elizabeth Pfeilschifter, secretary in the Vegetable Growers league at

i of the Indianapolis women's bowl- Sport Bowl.

ing association, who is in charge Other heavy scorers were Mike Coach Dick Papenguth’s swim- of the tournament, is carefully Bisesi with 663 in the Moon-Lite

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Janiro and' Tony Pellone—mnieet in a 10-round bout. Fair-skinned Janiro of Youn 8 town, O, is favored in heavy het. ting at 8-5 to beat swarthy Pellone of New York, The winner will move forward to an important brawl with * Beau Jack, former | lightweight champion, at the gar-| Jden on Feb, 21. Although this will be 20-year-old Janiro’s first 10-round bout, he is favored because of his un-

Two of the best and most highly talusual speed and boxing skill. ‘The

in the Welterweight ny Janiro (above) o , Ohio, and Tony Pelion, a New Yorker—face each ‘other at

sional bouts, but his. youth preSquare Gerdes tonight i in yiously prevented his fighting more Madisia wled for ten ‘Tourds 4 an eight rounds. In those bouts, arr aniro lost but three decisions. that lists only three defeats i in 59 bouts The Buckeye boy i 4 pie (Grid Coach Resigns Jurcague xer and employs a wide| SO END, yariety of punches which he times |p) aE an ao 3 ho; beautifully. H e also possesses speed [of South Bend De ker = Jo Jou end Catholic high school keen ring generalship, today announced his resignation. Basker served as coach on a part-

Youngstown kid has had 59 profes- |

‘ming squad, headed by Capt. RoY| checking every entry to make sure Major, Art Pritchard with 659 in the |Heidke, outstanding breast stroke gl participants are members of Automotive at Fox-Hunt, Bill*Lee its seasoy. sanctioned. teams. of the women’s with 657 in the American Legion prize | at the Indiafia, "Kénny ~ Andrews awards were held up for several|with 656 in the Fi-Blak Insulation months, because several winners at the Pennsylvania and Bill Kos The list of undefeated major. col- Boilermakers are hopeful of making | were found to be members of none Hoff with 651 inthe Coca-Cola at

travels to Cincinnati tomorrow to engage the Country Day school tossers. Park won its third game in five this * season yesterday from the Lain Business collegé, 39-28.

Freshmen Play Future high school basketball| stars were in action in at least three freshman tilts yesterday. Broad. Ripple’s frosh won at Cathedral, 32-15, and Crispus Attucks romped off with an 18-8 decision at Washington, At Franklin township, the host team dropped a 44-7 decision to Lawrence Central,

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ursd Dick Pullen, Universal . The reunion will get under way|Juest of St. Francis at Madison | TB ay Table Tennis 1€ague|Tom Operiies. Delaware Major Ee LN et. Philip" 505 with a banquet at 4 p. m. atthe! Square garden. N. Y, U. had to go! | matches last night. Standings of! | Dek pecans, NOMI 121 Sassen Marie Christian, BOWES .........ceesé $03 tak teams . Ge Swick, McLarne Ruth Ranes, Bowes .............s.00 Bnyder “Victory room at which time, double overtime to e Duke in the and individuals: -| ges; Sylvester, Feri ive . Marion Dinkle, Koerner Opt. Mixed.. 500 an election of officers will be held {the second game, 64 to 61. Eastern Hot Shots... .. Wen Lost Pes 7 | Herman Burkha dt. E. c Atkin Mildred Buckner, Koerner Opt. Mixed 500 and a year-round activity program | Kentucky also added to its record Brookside 2-3 § Quick Homan ui OTHER LEADERS (WOMEN) planned. last night with a 57-to-52 victory | TT ¢. National Bank © 4 3 .5T1|john Bonowski, Merts Engr. ........ Ruby Marium. POR. Mallory Joe. fo: “ i over Murray State teachers. | Kelley Klippers . 8 Jal OTHER LEADERS (MEN) | Ruth Hinton, Pittman F. “Mit. Sized 494 : DePauw will risk its rf | walt Henderson, Pittman Food Mkt.. 595 | Evenlyn Watson, Naval Ordnance.... 479 perfect rec- | Lost Pet AL Barry, Koerner Optical Mixed.... 503 Agnes Priesshoff, Antlers ............ 470 Boxer vs. Slugger [08 ot, seven victories tomorrow 2.2 ene ee TY night at Butler. Adrian, LaFollette 2 935015 Kriner, Printcraft. ... ... : sal rence W1son, mer on WISH Toni gl [Ee 3s ecm Tom Tood ML 'Fiaht Results 1 h James Tolin ..... 4... Sopliroe Verderass, Riviers Cy 1 esu Guy Porter, Alpha tor g Janiro and Pellone Bill Hemmerling .. § 750| Dick Hickey, St Catherine a gh SCRE og oie iar) James Kohl 6 ‘700 | Rufus Gray, Mallory Nite Workers coo B73) 0 NERD 2 v Sn Mt Yo PigTo Tangle Tonight Bob Campbell 6 seg | Walter Byers, Parkway R 867 | hai 6, New York (8): Kenny: Raymer 7. 831 | Orville Marshall, John Koch “purniture 557 | bataro, 146, New York. (5). NEW YORK, Jan. 10 (U. P.).— | Russell |Rayme § go [repels Zurktardi, ene 556 | MINNEAPOLIS—Abel Cestac, 221, AigenThe Sur to fod + £477 | Lynn Foxworthy 13 851M. Bog ry senrsesnceenney $32 | tins, + outpointed Bill Weinberg, 209, Chelcampaign nd a challenger tnd ep eetmesm——— Bo HN, rine 16 eloeks. 1 00! sea, Mass. (10) y. ni, Lt Yorcioek) Carnes 551 | : Richard Overman, V. P. W. ........ 542 ATLANTIC CITY, N. 3-1 Sheppard for Ray (Sugar) Robinson, new Park Five fo. Play J. Cox, Chrysler Air-Temp 6) 159, Brookiyn, N.'Y., inted Jimmy welterweight champion, - will open | ges _+ » —w ~~ | Tom Eiliott; American United Mixed 3 Moore, 155, Chester, ba. “8 at Madison Square Garden tonight eincinnati Quintet when two young aspirants—Tony| Park school’s basketball sq uad

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Sheba 11. Anderson | Tri City 57, Detroit 42. i

Ruth's Condition Still Is Fair

NEW YORK, Jan, 10 (U. P)— Babe Ruth’s condition remained

tacheé® “séid, with his teiiperature | and pulse normal, but the former home run king has not recovered |

from a serious. neck operation as

rapidly as was expected. Immediately - after the operation

would be able to sit up and perhaps | to walk within a few days. Ruth! complained yesterday of pains in the | face and head, and his nurse said he |

of listing as “major,” led by Seton Weakened for the return meet by Bill Lee, American Legion ............ 857 Maher, Graham Purniture...... 550 | slept or was semi-conscious most of | Hall with 13 victories. Washington the loss due to illness of Mark {Sumy Andrews, Prk Insuiation. . = fo Brio as. vy $4 | the time. He has made no effort to | : 0CR~-COIB ....cooiunvens . rs university Jed in the far west with|Matovina, outstanding 136-pounder. |g, .,., giogoss, goly Trinity ........ 648 | Dorothy Neal, St. Philp... 11: s40 | Sit Up. nine in a row, and Duquesne also} Coach Mert Clevett’s | Geo. Such, Stewart-Warner 635 | May Ellis, St. Philip . 524 BE aR team will { double assi t! kind of Alice Simko, Ferndale Tavern. ... 523 F kli had won nine. Latest addition to! ili ace a dou gnmen Jim Dahl. Automotive .............. 621 gana Wagner, Coca-Cola... ...... i Wabash an rankiin the honor roll was Army, which in Louisville, Ky, taking on the S53 Speece. American Legion ...... 626 Eunice Koch,’ Coca-COls ....0........ $21 | S F : with - | Pendennis club in the afternoon |Porest Buckner. E. C. Atkins ...... 621 o TY Savage, Bradshaw «sw 3] Down tate oes opened its schedule a one y Harry Lovett, McLarney's Lunch 619 | Rose Proctor, White Pront Tavern... 518 point victory over Swarthmore. {and the Wynn-Stay club at night. Earl Fegan . Automotive . Le dn Gacy Jane, Coca-Cola... Reeai S17 By UNITED a id Other perfect-record teams w - So me a wl Mary’ Brisnik Ferndale Tavern... 813 Wabash and Prandin ’ vie 1} DePauw, Rhode Island State, West Hot Shots Score Bob Kane, Ranier Furniture ........ 411 Vivien Weasel Brightwoo el .... 513 tories over state riv in Indiana’ s 1 Joe Pritchett, Delaware Major ...... 616 | Winfred Willams, Coca-Cola ...... ollege basketball circles today as a8 Virshila, Saiaystte, Mamhall and yuhle T Victory [Sar sme Sicha beoit- Basi 11. $11| Angels Beimik, Ferndale’ Tavern 1... 313| result of Thursday night pardwood § Kentucky. able ennis | Jack Colvin 1 Fi-Biak si Aa aid Catherine Pitan Cocs-Eon ry 313 Tes an y = i i i ; 1 tt tor S| Vv vesen oh teams alon "a New | Hew 27inS Hot Sule Jelestat [Eats Ft Trust... 611 | Bihel “iiaher. Bowes -......... 509| Wabash subdued Ball State, 61-40, York university, won EE rs game | |B ide, 12-4, and TTC Juniors |g. gS hmaitz E. 0 + oinrrr OOH RY hi wood Fuel 127" s07/ at Muncie,’ and Franklin outdis- | , 'won from Indiana National, 11-5, in | BeX Ia Porte, ‘Building “Trades +++ 808|Olive O'Connor, Hillcrest 805 | tanced Hanover, 66-47, at Franklin. |

In the only other game involving | a Hoosier college team, Eastern Illinois settled a score with Indiana| State’s Sycamores. The i team, beaten 35 points last month by the Terre Haute cagers, won at Charleston, 51-42.

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