Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 January 1947 — Page 27

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44 Tie With Flyers Leaves Club Shaky for Week-end

Play i in St. Lovis Tomorrow and Meet Pittsburgh Here Sunday

‘By BOB STRANARAN Our Caps squared away today for another rugged week-end of hockey, none too safe in the Western division of the American league. point picked up in the 4-4 deadlock with St. Louis last night left them|"

only two in front of Buffalo.

.The upsurging Bisons could pass the Caps by beating Springfield | :

and 8t. Louis if Indianapolis should encounter to the Flyers and Sun-

A Pts. G APD, on op va SEE 1 8 hme 11% for the Caps. The clubs. have “two (ruture 17 i 31 Nuc} ois : s : more meetings on = Coliseum ice, | Licari 9 18 27(Bufdett 18.6 however. ir, 3 lemde 1 ° ul The Flyers certainly were trylog Summers § 6 ody 1 0 1

for that one last night—teeth and

over the hich major penalties for fighting

were called.) r Lead Looks Safe

of play in the final stanza, then

saw this vanish in 4 combination| charging midway in the period and of Flyer luck and some shoddy|it ‘was while he was in the box {that St. Louis managed the tying Seven penalties were called dur-| goal. Olson skidded in mnother reIng the scoreless first period, Bill bourid of Hec Pozzo's shot to get Allum of the. visitors spending six| the deadlock and a $10 bill for the game's last marker,

play on their own part.

minutes in the box for three different offenses. Late in the stanza Miller checked Bush into the boards and then went |

when ‘the Flyer defensemen sank his fangs in Hugh's eyebrow. They.

came up swinging and were sent! jndiana oft for the roughhouse. Allum’s Ames" 0 Rite ae third penalty followed, Millar -,..." Et Defense... X' Sum Penalties Carry Over Simapeon 11k ag «. } meted The. sentences carried. over intorRukavich ....... Left Wing..... .. Gladu the’ middle period and the Flyers Downe Bie” Nat aan. Bur ae. were short when Gerry Couture Couture. Kenned , Dewsbury. connected for & $10 goal after 41|gert, Olson, eaten. Biome wer.

seconds of play. He was fed a beau-

the sawbuck posted by the Stokely | Br foahol® oir wteoee 1 2 Foods managers for the first mark-| First Period ooring—Nons, Penalties er of the game. : a. Sol Ti wsbury nomatronce) Goalie Hec Highton let Simp- Millar ahd Bish (major fighting);

son's dribbler hop over his stick for an unassisted goal at 1:07 of the second period and it looked as though the Caps were away to an- a

. other victory. ing),

Cap net-tender Red Almas sur-|" rendered a marker to St. Louis shortly afterward though. Paul Gladu started a long angle shot toward the cage and it was deflected into the nets off Pat McCreavey's stick a 5:13. Douglas Gets Shot f Later in the period Les Douglas

Was bearing in on Highton alone! cieveiand “ i To 156 108 when he was clipped by Carl .is-| INDIANAPOLIS. 17 yh usm pombe and sent sprawling against | Pittsburgh = 17 13 6 40 145 131 J rege. The ‘officials-slistos: & Bt Lous ... 1 BCC eS Bs. shot—first this season in Easier Divisien Pts. G i Indlanapolis—but Highton was suc- Hershey ........ 24 $ 4 52 156 85 cessful in stopping Douglas’ - blast. | Province... 33 19 § 3% 18 138 He couldn't do anything about the Philadelphia seins 33.1% 3 18 34

sizzler by Danny Summers |

remaining, however. The Cap defenseman cut loose with a shot from

.¢ § Just over the blue line and it whis- gt Louie Bufiele a eH ua tied into the nets knee high to|foPhs a Filisburgh; eland at

make it 3 to 1. Couture got his second goal on an assist from Bruce Burdett after 2:35

(Hugh Miller was h of” the final period. But the forby Eddie Bush during|tunes of battle went against the of first-period scufing in| home forces thereafter. iN Eddie Olson started off the final

McCreavey. batted in a rebound of The Caps had an apparent safe| Morey Rimstad’s shot to bring the 4-1 lead after a couple of minutes| Flyers up to 4-3.

{a tie and the wide open skating continued for the last 10 minutes Both Almas and Highton were superb in the nets, however, and that's the way the thing, finished.

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RESULTS LAST NIGHT

INDIANAPOLIS 4, St. Louis 4 (tie) New Haven 4, Springfield 3,

NEXT GAMES

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The Indianapolis Secos professional basketball team will journey

to Evansville tomorrow night in|

an attempt to their winning

ville Comets, who recently defeated the Indianapolis Kautskys. Busines§ Manager Abe Goldsmith announced there would be no game at the Armopy Sunday, but the usual Sabbath. matines: would be resumed the following

Eh Lynchb 20. . Northern 49. eyan 50, Transylvania 39.

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