Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 January 1947 — Page 7

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tridge Owls’ all fans today in the “highthe approach. urnament and

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ROM THE wilds of Lower (Southern, that is) Slobiovis Same». W0draggled carrier pigeow bearing a message from The Kunnel. “Tell 'em ahm & sick man,” it said. “A mahgty sick man.” The old “expert” had his worst picking week of the season and wasn't -gven up with the average contestant in the Tough Ten contest. ' He missed Just half of the list. And he.saw his rather creditable batting average drop 40 points to .680 for the Season with 40 right selec-

tions in 68 games:

S80 many of the customers succeeded in beating him that the lst looked Tike the Indianapolis telephone directory. Two hundred and 63 of those submitting blanks had six or more of the selections correctly called. That was average. If you.did better than that, consider yourself

an expert on Mah hughes Tough Ten yet printed.

One teliow ¥ the top drawer picker of the entire obtest: He cuffed only two selections of the lot when he picked Connersville to beat Greensburg and Bosse to finish ahead of Jeffersonville, Here you are

-fans, bow low in the direction of: GEORGE FERLING, 5823 Beechwood, Indingapolss,

Expert In’ Verse ® ear was Jack Hartz of 201 E. Rersy st, Alexandria, who called’ only two guesses correctly, He has The Kunnel's deepest sympathy and can move right in on the bench with our own “expert. » ”

Yor the benefit of you who have written concerning past contests, no individual records are kept except the Kunnel's, so you'll have {division chase. to figure up your own percentages,

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# . » If the contest blanks were a criterion, then Tech's defeat at the

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’ hands of Logansport and New Castle's victory over Kokomo were the biggest upsets in the state. Few, very few, called the turn on those two. Next hardest to dope proved the Jeffersonville-Bosse encounter won (The Kunnel and a lot more of you folk had that

1 a ‘daylight to Lawrence, ated Howe at by the Red Devils. one pegged the other way.) Jinx 6 wu second of the

evils and both moon games. Steiner's lads, after-dark enarren Central

Do you think you can pick them perteetin? St you outguess The Kunnel? If you think. you can, just send along your blank to Short Shots at The Times before midnight Thursday. There's no prize, of course, but you may be the Perfect Picker and that's something. Here they are, this week's 10 toughest:

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Week-End Basketball Scores

STATE COLLEGES

Butler 65, DePauw 61. Purdue 60, Notre Dame §86, Wisconsin 70, Indiana 49. Hamline 48, Vatparalts 44. Taylor 84, Deflance 850. Anderson 85, Hanover 38. Pranklin 45, ane Central 40. Manchester 55, Canterbury 50.

OTHER COLLEGES Baldwin-Wallace 51, Toledo 39.

Cincinnati 61, Western Reserve 58. Galifornia 53, Southern Cslifornia 47,

Duk Temple 56. Titnois ar Th Northwestern 40. Iowa 61, Ohio State 35. Minnesota 48, Michigan 37. Loyola (Chicago) B58, Marquess 80. Holy Cross 71, Tufts Kentucky 70, Dayton >. Oregon Slate 73, Oregon 69 (overtime). U. L. A. 48, Stanford 40. St. Louis 57, Tulsa 40. Army 60, Pittsburgh 83. Navy 47, Villanova 31.

Cambrid City 3 ie on 30 CITY, COUNTY HIGH SCHOOLS rile ah City 47. Cathedral ‘50, Manual 38. vn 31, Cambridge City 34 (final).

Silent Hoosiers 26, Plainfield Boys' School

Games at Tech Broad Ripple 39, Shortiidge 38. Lawrence Central 33, Howe 36. lawrence Central 34, Brome Ripple 33. Shortridge 26, Howe 20.

Southpert Frosh Tourney

Anderson 20, Southport 17. New Castle 18, Tech 16 (overtime). Tech 31, Southport 16 (consolation). Anderson 20, New Castle 17 (final).

OTHER HIGH SCHOOLS

Kokomo 38, Tipton 31, cam 1 AT te 42, Whiting 34. Gh vochel 27, Pt. Wayne South Side 23. | Bremen 3. Cilver 41 (final).

Terre Haute Gerstmeyer 30, Gary Wal-

lace 2 New aims 42, Bloomington i. Peru Alexandria 40. New Waverly 50, Macy 45. Elkhart 37, Auburn 28. Waukegan (Ill) 91, Wabash 23. Angola 33, Howe Military 30. Dunkirk Ft. Wayne Central Catholic 42. Pierceton 53, Pt. Wayne Concordia 29. North Manchester 44, Warsaw 18. Whitley County Tourney South Whitley 38, Coesse 23. Churubusco 48, Jeflerson Center 36. South. Whitley 43, Churubusco 33 (final).

TUESDAY at Columbus, Greencastle at Connersville, Dekalb County Tourney h hy Spencerville - Yr 25, “Bedford at Seymour, Evansville. Me. Shelbyville at Rushville, Seymour at ett 35. Butler. 30. morial vs Evansville Central, Marion at|Sco taburg, Batesville at Liberty, Madison Garrett 31, Spencerville 28 (final). Huntington, New Haven at at } Salem, Vevay at North Vernon, Culver

Steuben County Tourney

Hamilton 42, Salem Center 30. Fremont 49, Orland 41.

Fremont 37, Hamilton 19 (final). Valparaiso at Oary Tolleston, Hammond i Fulton County Tourney Clark at Whiting, Pranklin at Greens-| Boonville at Princeton, Bl ovnin ton at Fulton 40, Rochester “‘B” 33. burg, Jeffersonville at Madison, Scotts-| Evansville Bosse, Washington at AlAkron 83, Leiters Ford 30. burg at Paoli. bany. -Mishawaka at re Wayne ‘North, Rochester B 40, Leiter's Ford 32. WEDNESDAY Fi yaylie Central st Lebinon. Fulton 42, Akron 40 (final Jasper at or Doennes, Evansville Reitz a I eA ee o County Tourney at mM. Brinch o nr ayne Bouth vs, Wt, Osgo. Cross Plains 33. Wayne ntra Delphi at Monticello, i aa Milan 26. Michigan City at South Bend Adams, Gary | Coach Leahy Father Napoleon 46, Osgood 35 (final). Proebel vs. Gary Bmerson, Milan at! . | Batesville. Of Seven-Pound Son Wabash valley sectional tourney at Washington, SOUTH BEND, Ind. Jan. 13 (U. THURSDAY

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Delaware County Tourney Yorktown 89, Dalvie 30. Royerton 44, Eato Yorktown 31, Roysrion 30 (final).

Boone County Tournament Whitestown 326, Thorntown 18.

Dover 35, Zionsville 26. Dover 28, Whitestown 27 (final).

Hancock County

Eden 29, Jecordsyille 24. Fortville 42, Maxwell 328. Portville 85, Eden. 3 (final).

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Center Grove 35, Union Whitelan

Frerion 31, Kitchel 23.

Hagerstown 40, hg

Jefferson Twp. 41, Jonesboro 285. Gas City 48, Sweetser 20. Gas City 36, Jefferson Twp. 29 (final).

Prairie B 22. Jefferson Tw Prairie-50, Windfall 46

Redkey 57, Madison Twp Portland 37, Pennville 26 Redkey 33, Portland 28

Bremen 56, Plymoutn 43.

Roann 84, Chippewa 38 (final).

and 29, Center a. 25 (final).

Liberty Tourney

Everton 34 (final). Hagerstown Tournsy

Grant County Tourney

Tipton County Tourney

wp. -18 (overtime) (final). Jay County Tourney 38.

(final). Marshall County Tourney

hii County Teurney

Earl Park Tourney

Waneda 40, Raub 34. Earl Park 30, Fresisnd Park NO (Aha).

|Hoosier Icers Outlast Pittsburgh in Torrid Hockey Session, 5.2

Ivan's Puck Chasers Pick Up Two Points on Cleveland, Western Leaders

By EDDIE ASH, Times Sports Editor Having picked up. three points over the week-end, the Indianapolis Capitals-are doing all right by themselves despite the fact three leading members of Coach Tommy Ivan's squad ard sidelined by ailments. After being held to a 3-3 tie in St. Louis Saturday night in a rough engagement, the Hoosiers returned home yesterday and were greeted by a throng of approximatly 9000 wildly cheering fans at the Coliseum last night.

Needless to say,” “the Caps re-

sponded to the reception in a big way and outskated the formidable Pittsburgh Hornets and won, 'S to| Douglas 2. It was an exhibition of tr EE ing race horse hockey and the vie- | Lic tory kept the Hoosiers i the thick of the American league's western

Hornets Get Jump The triumph enabled the second.

and to stay ahead of the roaring third-place Buffalo Bisons. The game's outcome also kept the fourth-place Hornets from getting too close for comfom. Blistering speed and great goal minding by Pittsburgh’s Baz Bastien featured the first period action. The Hornets got the only goal of the

fight as the Caps bombarded their net in relentless fashion. The Caps came out for the second period fully determined to get going and lost no time accomplishing that very Ung: ~OeITy wouvure in -ona.mminuis fat on. assists by Les Douglas and Ernio Sclisizzi,

Visitors Outwinded Then Pittsburgh jumped out in front again, 2 to 1, on a goal by

Mel Hill at 5:03. The aggressive Caps refused to wilt; however, and

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put them ahead, 3 to 2, before the second stanza closed. In the third period, the Caps finally outwinded the Hornets, their defensé tightened, blanked the visitors and the Hoosiers went on to treat the crowd to two additional goals by Tony Licarli and Steve Wochy. For sustained torrid action and with clean play, it was one of the best contests of the season at the Coliseum. The Caps were without the services. of Tony Bukovich, Hugh Millar and Bruce Burdett but the first two are expected to return to th firing line by Thursday when the Hooslers take on the St. Louis Flyers on the home ice. SETS Re ATER Sr ANS SHS: They play at Buffalo Wednesday, There" 1nhirsday, at Cleveland Saturday and back home again Sunday against Providence. It will be Providence’s first appearance®in Indianapolis this season. The week’s highlighters for the Caps, of course, will be the games at Buffalo and Cleveland.

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Roughies Back On Armory Mat

ooking),

“cool off,” Buddy Knox of Tulsa and" “Friendly” Jack Terry of Oklahoma City, will be in the spotlight again on the Armory wrestling card tomorrow night. The two mat gladiators met in last week’s main event and dished out so much “bing, bang, boom” action that policemen entered the ring and halted activities. The reféree called it a draw. Tomorrow night, Terry and Knox are on opposing sides in a tag-team tussle. The popular Rene La Belle of Toronto will assist Knox, while the aggressive Steve Nenoff of Toledo will aid Terry. It's for two falls out of three and fans rate it

plenty of action. The one-fall opener is' between Mike Mehalakis, San Francisco, and Art Brady, a newcomer from Lo®

Week's Major H.S. Cage Games

MONDAY

Washington-Clay (St, Joseph

county) at South Bend Washington ?

fort, Bouth Be Riley, Wal ace, Gary Mann at Hammond High;

nd Central vs. South Bend

Wabash valley sectionals’ &t Attica, Brazil, Clinten, "milettevilie, ; Farmersburg, Terre Haute (Garfield and Wiley Greencastle, Linton, Marshall, a Vincennes and Washington, all in By an, and Hu mying ik LaPorte th Bend Riley, Bend Washington at Gary Tolleston

FRIDAY

Huntingburg at Jasper Evansville Central at Washingto New Albany Evansville Bosse, at Bicknell, Bedford at Martinsville, Bloomington University vs. Bloomington, Alexandria at Ti City, Huntington at Pt. Wayne South, Muscle Burris at Wabash, Peru at Roch er, Kendallville, Bluffton at Garrett, Frankfort at New Castle, komo at Lo ansport, Muncie Central

Eixhatt at Mishawaka, Pt.

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1 Avilla at Kendallville, Lebanon at PrankEast Chicago Washington at Gary

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Tipton, Elwood at Hartford

Plymouth at Bremen, Auburn at at Decatu m, Wayne Central at Columbia City, An ola

at Lafayette Jefferson, Richmond at Marion, Wayne Central Catholie vs. Ft. Wayne North, South Bend Son Michigan at Gary East Chicago rt on at

Angeles.

Hammond Olark, Hammond High at Cary Emerson, Gary Wallace at Hammond Teoh, Whiting at Valparaiso, Greensburg

38 fhreos rgos, Delphi at Winimae, Mitchell at effersonville. Wabgsh valley sectionals.

Having had 8 week in which to

Hockey Summary and Standings

: H 8 6 on + |New Haven ...:.. 16°17 8 37.136 127 . Providence anaes 3 bk 1 3 HH HH Tadianapons. 8; ares — Bimon, Nicholson, Pusve Simpson Bike Woe, Wiest, Podoisky, Phage 3 33 4 1 117 23 | Licari, Kenned g RESULTS LAST NIGHT | iy Bl ra Seong ne BY ken Amuritan Ledgue 0 IT — Bill" (Benson Dickens. 9:34, Penaitles, | INDIANAPOLIS §, Pittsburgh 3. | Morris {ipping), Des Dewsbury (sh ). on 0 New Laven 3 (tie), i Secon. Scoring— fanapolis, Couture (Belisissi. Douglas), 1:00. 3,| Providence 6, “Philadelphia 4. Pittsburgh, Hill (Benson, Morris), 5:04:| ORIy games scheduled. 2 4, Indianapolis, Kenedy (Lieari), 13:48; ‘National League 5, Indianapolis, Sclisizai . (Douglas), 18:35.] _wew York 3, Toronto 3. Penalties, none Detroit 5, Boston 1. Le Period Bcoring—8, Indianapolis; Chicago 3, Montreal 1. i oat RESULTS SATURDAY

American League INDIAN IANAPOLIS 3, St. Louis 3 (tle). Hershey 4, 4

S, Cleveibnd + 5 alo Springfield 5 (tie), National League Shicago % 2 JMotiren} 1 Only games ‘scheduled.

Secos’ String ‘Broken; Depart for Dixie

Ruth's ‘Week-End Is ‘Comfortable’

NEW YORK, -Jan, n 9 P)~

Back to Big Time

Duquesne university, resuming in-ter-collegiate football after a war-

with the University of San Frans cisco at San Prancisco for Oct, 5,

Bribe Penalty

«| fine and 10 years in prison for any

"| bers of the New York Giants profesPITTSBURGH, Jan. 13 (U.P) ~

time layoff, has scheduled a game

WASHINGTON, Jan. 13 (U. P). introduced legislation today provid~Rep. PF, Edward Herbert (D. La.) ing maximum penalties of $10,000

person attempting to bribe athletes or officials in interstate athletic contests, He said his proposal was the out. growth of: the recent “scandal” in which Alvin Paris was convicted for attempting to bribe two mem-

sional foothall ‘team in the championship game at New York. “Sports is big business and the public must be protected from the fixers, the chiselers and the grafters,” Herbert said in a statement. Interstate athletic competition

it was announced today.

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Flying Start | NORMAN, Okla., Jan. 13.—Decembér has become the month of great-, est basketball action, not January | or February. Oklahoma, for ex-! ample, played 11 games in Decem-

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