Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 January 1947 — Page 25

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itter Ohlo river sonville and New ght In what this s “the game of ana high school

em will be ° and,

gunwales, in several years enter the contest Avorites, s failed to lve expectations and h RA Sotdan Raney am along at just It so that it now pak. Raney, inYersonville native e all the sweeter ns to be a favor- | these Hoosier it on the “old

the New Albany

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right out of the Dogs) play the capable of play-

J » 5 th Ed Lyskowinenely about the ing his team for the rivalry, He tices in the Jeft quoted as saying js will “do their

has Lyskowinski pam could match for man at all enter. That's the Orval Stone holds

y » the game, Raney e and gold key ty Junior Chame for “untiring interest in the

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By BOB STRANAHAN

The Dhianapcic Caps 1}-game string without defeat on the Home ice

was at an end today Springfle

lds Indians snapped the skein last night, 5-4, before 5347

period when a fellow couldn't even

tell the players WITH a program,

But light or dark, the Caps were meat for the Redskins last night, They couldn't seem to hit their usual stride and about everything they tried went haywire, Almas Flat The winning goal, for example, was fired at a wide open cage left 80 when Defenseman Dan Summers was jammed into Goalie Red Almas and the Cap net-tender was flat on the ice with Summers trying desperately to scramble off him. The loss left the Caps in a precarious position for the coming week-end. They're two points back of Cleveland and only two in front of the surging Buffalo Bisons. Buf-

- falo expects an easy time at Phila-

delphia tomorrow night while the Caps must play the league-leading Bears at Hershey. Indians Take Lead The Indians went out in front in the initial period after putting the Caps on the defensive early in the game, Ed Nicholson got caught in & Springfield rush in front of the goal and his stick was jerked out of his hands,

The Cap defenseman checked anyway and was sent to the box for two minutes servitude for playing without a stick. It was while he was off that the Indians scored. John Quilty stationed himself at the right cage post and flipped an easy one past Almas at 8:11 after taking a pass from Bob Dawes. The middle period was __action-

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iy Coliseum fans in a hectic struggle which saw a protest from Coach Earl Seibert, Fhe former Cap skipper squawked about the dim Hghting in the third

Caps Scoring

G A Pts, A Pts Simpson , 30 28 B5|Summers .. 8 7 1 Douglas . 16 39 B4{Rlake ..... 3 01 Couture , 23 i 40) Podolsky ,. [| Bukovich. 19 38 Morrison ...3 8 1 Naoehy +. a is ® Nicholsen . 2 § |} Licari .., 13 31 Burdett weed tT Millar .,, 11 " 1: vA" 3 Sclisisst . 12 4 i6{ Kennedy «3:1 Wiest ... 10 ¢ wsbury . 3 1

packed and saw the Indlans take a 3-2 advantage. Harry Frost got behind the , Cap defense to score from about six feet out, but Steve Wochy retaliated with a long one for Indianapolis less than a minute later, Eddie Kobussen made it 3-1 with a knee high shot which Almas couldn't knock down.

Shortly before the close cf the second period Hugh Millar swatted

one from just over the blue line |Doug

past Goalie Floyd Perras for an unassisted goal. Springfield drew three penalties during the period but the Redskin cagekeeper was nothing short of sensational, in stopping other Cap pokes, Cliff Simpson tied things up for the Caps at the start of the hectic third period, but Bill Summerhill sent Springfield ,out ahead, 4-3, about three minutes later. Simpson again gave the Caps a tie after faking Perras out of position, Courteau fired the winning marker at 14:16 of the period and the Caps were unable to square things although the goalie was taken off in favor of another forward in the closing seconds, while Springfield was short-handed. :

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On the! Ice

AMERICAN LEAGUR Western a, Pitision

Cleveland 28 1 INDIANAPOLIS .. B 1022 X

136

176 nm 133 160 14 134 181 3 4 5 126 279

Philadelphia ... RESULTS LAST NIGH Springtield 5, 5, INDIANAPOLIS 4

hey 3, New Haven 3 (lie). Tomorrow night — INDIANAPOLIS at Hersber; Buffalo at Fhiladeiphia; New Haven at Pittsburgh; Providence at St. Louis; Cleveland at Springfield. Sunday—Providence at INDIANAPOLIS; Cleveland at New Haven; Pittsburgh at

Buffalo, ) NATIONAL LEAGUE Detroit 8, Chicago 2. UNITED BTATES LEAGUE

Omaha 4, St. Paul 2, Ft. Worth 4- Minneapolis 23, Dallas 6, Tulsa 2,

Indianapolis. (4) & Springfield (5)

Almas ,....... «CIORN®. i suns .ue Perras Summers ... Right Defense ., McAndrew Millar ........ Left Defense Motter BE yyineia enter Quilty Sclisizzl ...... Right Wing...../. Gooden Couttire ...... Left Wing........ Cupol Springfield spares — Allen, Johnstone, Summerhill, Courteau, Kobussen, Wood-

ward, Dawes, Prost, Voll.

Indianapolis spares—Simon, Burdett, Morrison, Simpson Wiest, Podolsky, Licar!, Kennedy,

—8core by Perlods—

Nicholson, Wochy,

Indianapolis ............ 1] 2 24 Springfield ........ 00000 3:3 35 Pirst riod scoring — 1, Springfield, fity (Dawes, Motter), 8:11, Penalties—

icholson (playing without stick); (Hpping}; Couture (interference). Second period scoring—32, Springfield, Frost (Voll, Kobussen), 4:33; 3, Indianapalls, Wochy (Wiest), 5:28; 4, ‘Springfield, Kobussen (Prost, Woodward), 14: 18; §, Indianapolis, Millar (unassisted), 18:08, Penalties—Quilty (hooking), Motter (tripping), Gooden (hooking) Third period SOkInED: 0 Indianapolis, Simpson (Burdett), 5:19; 17, Springfield, Summerhill (Courteau), 8:24; 8, Indianapolis, Simpson (Morrison), 9:20; Springud, Courteau (Summerhill, Voll), Penalty--Prost (hooking).

Dawes

br A a PA and McCully.

a Bovine spud Indiana State Stems, Wil be Shel

whose recent 10-

game win run was § halted by the Evansville Rockets, avenged that : defeat through | last Sunday’s victory over the down-statens. One of the mainstays in the Seco lineup is George Fields, former Purdue luminary, who is one of the

Fields

registration in the next two weeks aggregations expected to participate. Inasmuch as Indianapolis is host to the meet this season, a record entry of city teams ‘is expected. When the event was held here 10 years ago, 75 quintetg carrying local banners, competed. Mrs, Alexander is especially interested in getting booster team entries as she is in charge of this division, These quintets are to be

team’s leading scorers.

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Jan. 24-— The Notre Dame basketball team will be seeking to avenge one of its two losses of the season .tomorrow

u night when it entertains the Purdue

Boilermakers in the Notre” Dame gym. Tip-off time is 8 p. m. Coach Mel Taubes Purdue quintet, after jumping into an early 17 to 3 lead, handed Notre Dame a 60 to 56 defeat on Jan, 11 in the Purdue Fieldhouse. The only other loss suffered by the Irish this season was a 53 to 49 defeat by. Wisconsin's Badgers, who currently lead the Big Nine conference race. i After the initial Notre DamePurdue game the Boilermakers dropped successive decisions to Indiana and Michigan before bounding back with a victory over Iowa. The only other loss for the Purdue five was to a strong U. C. L. A. team, and the

of six victories and three defeats] Coach Ed Krause's Notre Dame

made up of women who have never

Irish Seeking Revenge Against Purdue Quintet

in 11 starts. The Irish overwhelméd Michigan State, 74 to 56, and Detroit, 81 to 40. Purdue is expected to start the same five that looked so impressive in the Boiledmakers' first conquest of the Irish. Paul Hoffman and Bill Lodge will be at forwards, Jim Ertel at center and Eddie Ehlers and Bill Berberian at the guards. In the event Hoffman, who suffered an injured leg in the Iowa game, is unable to start, his place probably will be taken by Paul Anderson. Coach Krause still is undecided as to one of the Notre Dame starting positions. John Kelly has shown much improvement recently and started the Detroit game at forward in palce of George Retterman. The Irish mentor said their showing in practice this week will decide the

Boilermakers enter to-| morrow night's game with a record | Lazor Is Sold

starter against Pyrdue.

BOSTON, Jan. 2¢ (U, P.).—The

! By BERNARD HARMON i Local entries In the 22d annual women's ate, Yow tournament

are far below. expectations, according to an announcement from’ Laura Alexander, treasurer of the state organization.

‘Only 12 teams are entered at the present time, according to Mrs. 4 Alexander, However, with the deadline for entering set at Feb. 1, heavy

day, Tuesday and W

may bring registration to the 150

rolled in league competition, and an attractive prize list has been set aside for such aggregations,

Received at Nappanee Entries in the regular division

should be forwarded to Mrs, Vera Silberg, 207 John st., Nappanee, Ind. while Mrs, Alexander will handle the boosters.

She will furnish any information wanted, if she is contacted at IR-3536.

With a record entry in the men's state meet, also to be held in Indianapolis, assured, -it is felt the women pastimers will continue to support their state meet as Shey have in recent years, The highscoring of the first three days of the week came to an end last night, men bowlers being .unable to continue their string of 700 shooters that were in evidence Monesday nights, Feminine pastimers failed to land a member in 600 circles for the first time this week. It may have been light troufle,

causing long dimouts in practically every alley in the city, that halted the heavy-scoring parade, but lights or no lights, it just wasn’t there,

Alleys Dimmed Out Bob Jones, Broad Ripple manager,

has announced the following revised schedule for his elimination tourna-

ment. Tomorrow night at 6:30, Barrett's Inn, Riveria Club, Happy Landing, 8uttpn -Garten, Pegg's Liquors, Solataire Beverage, Wadley Co. and Monarch Firestone ladies will face the maples, while at 9 o'clock the following quintets will attempt to stay in the event by outscoring their opponents: Ross

Bowling Leaders in Last Night's League Sessions

ut t ity.” uth of the elty 600 BOWLERS (MEN) |

ymised the Jay-

[quintet has surged to overwhelming | Boston Red‘ Sox ‘management last|Market, Munger Signs, Monarch

OTHER LEADERS (MEN)

En Pri “ A A he Philip... 517 | victories over Michigan State and night announced the outright sale | Firestone men, Ranger's Philip 66, Am edman, Printeraft ............ 659 oroithy Van Blaricum, Bowes - er Jeflersonville. Be ore an, FYIMEIRIL «reson = [Sonn Cams. MoghoLite Major ........ 300 | oN eT RR. Madort : | Detroit in its last two starts and of outfielder Johnny Lazor to Port- | Foxworthy Fords, Eagle Creek Nurs “ALWAYS A SQUARE DEAL AT ney . 28 00 9% John Bright, Perris Pood Mkts... ..... 307 | Doreas Dore, Coca-Cola . now owns. a record of nine triumphs |land of the Pacific Coast League, |ery, Sandy's Inn and Paul's Lowell Pouch, Ranier Purniture .... 654! Grover Greene. Ell Lilly . 596 | Do R. Mallory.. “ : . PA Bob Crow, American Legion ........ 651 |Lou. Wambsganss, Fletcher T. ‘Mixed. . 588 Flo "Beli, Br hiwood Puel.......0..0 50 NGS Lloyd Jacobs, Automotive ............ 645 | Walt Degischer, Shrine (8:30) 587 | Ramona -Froech, Bowes ............. Bill Lee, Universal ..... ............ 644 | Jim Purpura, Koerner Optical Mixed $87 | Florence Ziegler, Coca-Cola. .......... e north say that Ralph Richman, Delaware Major .... 842| Dick Burton, Jacobs & Co............ 582 | Dorothy Ne Se. BS Zhi... ceessareniinns jo unding is some of Bob Ssngims, Automotive : : 640 J: furcuis, g Sturm Been... oii sm a me Rindleape rye. x R Maiiory a \e state and may Gore Bomar PEC OR, pitt tres §3 | Hank Mueller, St. Catherine ........ §71 | Lucille Kistner. 8 502 ne ee CS | Prancis Burkhardt, L. 8. Ayres....... 565 | Jennie Stroh, P. R. Mallory 3 a long way in Dan Hackard, Automotive ........., 633 oR: Cible, Chrysler Alr-Temp........ 557 | Mabel England, Bowes ....... Henry Pon, Holy Trinity .......4 > 630 | carl Donnell y Pi D P-ereayss 554 | Ann Lentz, Bowes... .. 3 ey. They got 93 Tom Brown, Automotive 629 | Boh [HeY, - RiEe DEPh...«.v.«.1., ; : | Bob Gallagher, Alpha ......4.ivuesss ul OTHER LEADERS (WOMEN) Wayne Central John Hartman, McLarney's Restaurant 627 Dick Overman, ‘} Ww 516 v Prank Komlance, Holy Trinity ........ 627 | Tom Elliott, American United Mixed . 491 | Muth Hinton. Pittman Fodd Mkt. Mix. 490 or almost three Niles McMahan, Riviera Club ........ 621 Mare ay, UNOwWn Reon ........ i tf the game. L. Oberlies, Delaware Major . 626] 50 BOWLERS (WOMEN) Alberta Raab, American United Mixed 456 Rufus Gray, Mallory Night Workers. . 623 Laverne Biers, Bowes Sealtust...... Nos | Margie Fuller, Pletcher Trust Mixed. 414 orner learned out Al Menges, Universal 623 Marie Christian, Bowe . .t args a ahr Trust Mixe n Lafayette Jeff Bard 3 lars, Ranier Furniture .... 623 | Bridget Dalton, Coea-Cold Speece, American Legion .... 622 | Mabel Pischer, Bowes Tenia Sevens . » py was that Bob Remon Shinkle, McLarney's ... 622! Evelyn Burton, Bow . 56 Receive 40 Entries 1 of A. B. (Abie) Orville Marshall, Koch Furniture .... §19| Frances Tamblin, Brightwood uel. - 560 : a Lloyd Bramel, Mitchel-Scott-Ertel .... 618 | Margerie Agifer, Coca-Cola siren nan 559 er, fiery coach at Al Slaughter, Shrine (8 o'clock) .... 617 Hazel Jordan, Bowes .v. 569

Ferndale Tavern... ... 551 tle, Graham uPrniture .. 548 Ferndale Tavern 544 Er Fete, Roti. Ha Clive O’Conne. oral Mogu Clara Cassidy, Goca-C Cola

+ | Sophie Kra ibibo oe Dele Entwh | §15 Alice Simko, PEA Margaret Ray,

Ed Tislon, American Legion Leo White, Automotive . Leo Everitt, Stewart-Warner Rudy Bozic, Holy Trinity Bok Barrett, McLarney's Prank Ruppert, Automotive ...

\yette. entral's Bears on I's a matter of Central triumphs

For Paddle Meet

Forty of an expected 100 entries have been received for the southern

unt | Heddy, scheduled Feb. 1 and 2 at the Dear-

5 born hotel courts. Entries wil close 3 next Thursday. Ten events are scheduled in the 35 | tourney, including men’s, women's, senior, boys’, junior and novice singles gnd men’s women’s, junior and mixed doubles.

: 4 _—. Marge Mascari, Bowes. .............. 36 e Slim side hers - § a Poni. “Universal Gladys Lane, Coca-Cola. ............. Indiana table tennis tournament 4 iliingsly, Uni bi: . y Bretz' boys still = 8 Eo versa Gertrude Pfarn, St. Phill 36

tman Pood Mk MM. h Er Pea. Ranier Far nure ~. oo. Catherine Blossom, Br wood Fuel 5)

0 finish ahead, 1g this team along

Doris Bal Riviera ub Art Pritchard, Automotive aa Bok. Ferndale

614 613 612 811 611 611 610 .s 609 Rudy Juarss, Stewart-Warner . .. . 609 Dorothy Stout, Riviera Chuch Arnold, American Legion .... 608 Betty Shipman, Bowes © Jake Roeder, Universal. . va 7 h- that old guff , Bob Striebeck, se: 606 605 6056 604

ing a tournament ade oe le, revision this year.

Sarl Hindel, jrmetican Legion r then Shortridge ill Beck, Universal edskins. Isn't it

gion .... 605 |Clara Fon, B & B Sales ......

Evelyn Wiesman, Billie Pruett, Coca-Cola

Hetsnall Stillwell, Delaware Major . 602

Le! - . 602 . x C0la. +. oven etting started for Cony nN ancy er. viv sot Sain Whiteside,” . iver: Si In last night's matches in the ] onnie t Hogi e CO0BCOM. . + vx vves nisin EL ORDert RADIOL Pintire.. . ... So | Bhi Jinits Comat nse sig | Thursday league Indiana National hell. The sports 3 minger, Universal. ......... - 600° Damsel Baxter, Bowes ................ 518 | defeated Hot Shots, 9-8, and Brooklivan. Times lists side walloped the Clippers, 15-1. schedule under Team and individual standings. rent Kage Kalen- REMEMBER THOSE PESKY REDS? | ~~“ ™ WL Pe bably would cone Indiana Nat National Bank. 8 3 se ing’ something to : Brosiae ed boa jor K. KE. K. BUDDOIS .. ire viivineavre 18 am —THE KUNNEL. E. Mohr, Hot Shots............ 2% 3 ret Ras LaFollette, Hot Shots . 30 5 debut Hi an ebu A 1001 THRILLS—CHILLS AND SPILLS Jams Hob), tian Nat 8 8 an. 3. 2) i Rimes Tale ages tens 4 , captain and star Sunday 8:30 p. m,, Indianapolis vs. Providence J sov“cCumeiaioiic” 1 rk university last Eg emer ng. | 0 3D ots....... 31 18 is debut with the Boxes $2.20 and Side Mezzanine BY “Brogkaide ag 3 1 erbockers of the Russell Raymer, T ToC. dt6 i.e 2 6

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