Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 January 1947 — Page 6

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CANVAS, HERE | COME — Harold Curd of the Douglas-Hill team is poised on one leg before sinking to the canvas after taking a punch from Cleo Turner of the Senate Avenue Y.M. C. A. in the second round of their |12-pound novice bout in the Golden Gloves tournament last night. Curd, however, fought back gamely but

lost the decision to Turner.

Kautskys Post 12th Straight Home Victory,"

Lead NBL Western Division by 3 Games

By BOB STRANAHAN

Tt is getting to be something of a “ho hum, what again?” affair so far

L Pet. Pls. P. as the Indianapolis Kautskys are INDIANAPOLIS “ 18 1 120 1438 1231 concerned at the Butler fleldhouse. | \oiery, 1111110 16 11 393 1635-1808 The home pro basketmen today Shebaygan reese 1 oo 348 17 1211 owned victory No. 12 on the big peor a «io ii 1076 1391 Bulldog court and a nifty three- astern a A : Pp game lead in the Western division |Rrochester 28 144 124 ‘of the National league after a 59-33 ys 300 1393 1a spanking Oshkosh Tri-Citi . 1 ot before. ap- Syracuse L15 347 1332 1306 5500 fans. oungstown 9 "18 333 1462 1591

The All-Stars made quite a contest’ of it for thé first two periods, but they began to lag in the third

jit

it-was mur-der in the final when the Kautskys poured through the nets to 13 for osh. ‘Coach evidently

El

ling of Oshkosh he could stop

the Kautsky attack. At any rate, the All-Star defensemen gave tall Sine a good going over and curbed his scoring activities to one field goal and four free tosses. But. while Oshkosh was concen-

|Pro Basketball

Cities at Wayne.

passing’ Herm

chances 10-6.

doesn’t pay to give too little attention to the ex-Notre Dame allAmerican, ' Klier wound up as the » J

H. S., College Basketball

Scircleville

CITY, COUNTY HIGH SCHOOLS Broad Ri 50, Greenfield 44.

a 3 Beech Grove 36. pus, Attucks 49, Wayne (Lockland, Decatur Central 38, Twp. 57, Sacred Heart 46 47, Tawrnce Sautnal 26. Culver tary Academy 25

horas 29, fi 24.

ville

Joe 17. ’ Cambridge City 33, Greens Pork 35. Cannelton 45, Troy 3 Centerville 38, Stoney Creek 3 Cla . (Miami) 55, oo ville 36. Kirklin 18. Connersville 42, Rushville 37, ' IW!

e 41. , Williamsburg 31. mols 29. Pranklin n M Ran 30, a! a Frankton 70, Jefferson Twp. (Grant) 31. French Lic!

k 42, Oolitic 4 Sot Side Yo, Ft. Wayne

son Whiting. 44. ay Tolleston % Edst Chicago Roosevelt “ (double ove e). Gaston 27, Cowan 26 Gilead B4, Kewanna 49. Goshen 47, Nappanee 38." Griffith

Hagerstown 58, Hartford City 4, Dunkirk 33. Hamiliol n- 35, Mets mend 50, Ne "Wallace 40. Hillsboro, ‘17, Wingate 14. Hobart sl Medaryville 19. Holland 47, Chrisney 37. Howard % West Middleton 35. Huntington’ 70, ‘Elwood 40. Ji 43, Bloomington 40. rsonville 37, New Albany 31. Eendallyine 49, Concordia (Ft. Wayne) 39, Porte 054, Mishawaka 38. Lawrenceburg 39, North Vernon 26. Ford 50, Talma 38. », [dberty 62, College Corner 28, Ligonier , Stupshewanny 48, Lima 52, Topeka 1

Maxwell 44, Charlottesville 41, 43, Camden 27. "36, G

key a ia 35. , Anderson 31. Marion 33, dvance 43.

w Ross 50, A Dlesville 44, Fortville 42, kland City 49, Owensville 44. leans 44, West Baden B (overtime). a 37, atl Park Oxford 20, W

Patoka 37. Mt. oly pus 34. Peru 46 28. : Central 46, pa” 40

pine] 33, North Salem

40, South Band. “dams 39.

Rents sien, _ Richland 45, Rockport 33. Twp. CPouBtain) 38,

Le aan ». be ute 5

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matched the Kautskys storing in

Scott 47,

Warsaw

Waterloo

Gosport

Folsomvi

Cory 35,

Spencer

Ellettsvil Spencer Washing

Butler * 8t. Amb

Stetson William Dakota Bradley

orida Hofstra Marylan Kansas Iona 69, Wagner Clemson Ohio W Chicago Abilepe Midland

Bing Winona Peru 61, Denver

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INDIANAPOLIS 59, Oshkosh Chicago 64,

t Games Tonight—Toledo at Rochester: Detroit at they scored only four points. | Oshk

Tomorrow—Anderson. at Chicago

high-point man of the evening with 13 points, and Gussie Doerner came into his own with a neat 12-point contribution and some excellent

the Kautskys into a 6-0 lead before Oshkosh managed a point from the gratis stripe. Indianapolis and the All-Stars both missed good scoring

front at the end of the first period, Ralph Vaughn and Gene Englund

Scottsburg 38, On a

ur 50, lie 32, Sheridan 21. Shelbyville 53, Columbus 486.

ae s Academy

Sulphur Springs 30, Straughn itville 51, Markleville

ippus Valonia 39, Needmore 37 Soirtime). Washington r Waynetown 48, Whitewater 45, Boston 32. Wilkinson 386, 'Kinnard 30. Ossian 36. w orth Bloomington University High 47, Moores-

Winslow 38, Petersburg 24. Zionsville 42, Carmel 28. -

Alien Com Monroeville 39, Arcola 31. Leo 54,

37. Huntertown 27, New Haven 21, Hoagland 43, Harlan 33.

Young America 32, New Waverly 29. Twelve Mile 33, Onward 332. Galveston 35, Royal Center 24.

Shadeland "58 38, Montmorenci 46,

Eminence a Unionville 24,

Lynnville 64, Chandler 21. Elberfleid 43, Selvin 31. Boonville 70, Millersburg

Linton 4, ‘Jasonville 36. Palestine (I1l.)- 46, Rosedale 42 Terre Hauge Garfield 47, Clinton 32. Honey Creek 31, Attica 30. Waslingion Catholic WV, 8st. Linton 69, Palestine (Ill.) 24. Terre Haute Garfield 53, Honey Creek

Beloit 84, Illinois College 43,

Southern College 40, Univ, of Tam 37. pringfleld (Mo.) Soles 45, Central St. 39. Rider 62, King (Del.) 8 ringfield 53, nly %is.

Morningside 58, North Dakota Aggies 47

Aberdeen 43, South Dakota State 39.

MePherson 41, Beth Scranton 54, 8 Montana State 52, N. Dakota State 38.

Fight Results

NEW YORK. (8t. Nicholas arena)-— Herbie Kronowilz, 180, New York, outpointed Billy Walker, 181, B8aybrook, Conn. (10),

CHICAGO--Anton Raadik, 160, Esthonia, knocked out

DETROIT--Tam| Lauderdale, Fla.

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NATIONAL LEA ~Western Division

Results Last Night as. RR he 60 (overtime),

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Sheboygan; Youngstown at

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play. Schaefer and Risen sent

but the Kautskys were in

Oshkosh push which almost

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32, Michigantown 26. Brighto!

Greencastle 29,

50, Lynn 28.

40, ig 29.

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34, Auburn 3 32, Vincennes 31, 41, Angola 32. Alamo 27,

Walnut Grove 29.

ounty Tourney

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pecanoe County Tourney Monitor 35. Jackson Twp 32. Tri-County Tourney . 37, Smithville 32.

rrick County Tourney vk 29, Newburgh 26.

30. Wabash Valley Tourney New Lebanon 33.

37, Bainbridge 35 (overtime),

Francisville le 31, Bicknell 28.

31, Corey 29 40. ton Catholic 48, Ellettsville 39. STATE COLLEGES

‘B” 54, Indiana “B" 49, rose 59, St. Joseph's 48,

OTHER COLLEGES

University 53, Miami (Fla.) 46. Jewell 46, Tarkio 33. Wesleyan 62, Sioux Falls 40. 72, Western Michigan .

A. & M. 44, Xavier (La.) 28. 55, Wesleyan d 61, North Barina ST. 55, Towa State N. Y. State Maritime 19. 59, Pratt 54 60, Citadel 40. esleyan 78, Hawali All-Stars 48 Teachers 60, Williams College 60. Christian 53, Southwestern 50. 57, Doane 43,

ham Southern 34, Florence Teach‘84, Duluth State Teachers 50. Nebraska Wesleyan 56, University 87, Golorade a & M. 44, Wesleyan 43, Ottaw University Aas Gallaudet 42,

t. Peter's 45.

Buddy O'Dell, 162, Blue

In. (6).

Mauriello, stopped John Thomas, (2).

202, 102,

New Ft.

the second stanza, but still left the visitors six points in arrears at 22-16. Oshkosh succeeded in blanking Risen during the third canto, but while the All-Stars were doing this, trouble broke out for them in other precincts. Klier got five points and

>| Schaefer, Bill Closs and Bob Diets

each a field goal to run the count to 33-20. After that, Oshkosh ..just went through the motions. Coach Ernie Andres withdrew his regulars part of the time, but Doerner scampered around quite unchecked for 12 points. During this period Klier "|really rubbed it in on the - visitors He canned one field goal and then stole the throw-in pass from out of bounds for another in just a matter ‘of seconds. Summary:

Indianapolis (39) | Oshkosh (33) FO FT PR PG FT PP Schaefer! ... 3 2 O(Riskaf ....0 1 © BHerf ...... 6 1 liCarpenter.f 2 3 4 Risen. c .1 4 4 Edwardse ..1 2 2 Andres.g «3-13 Wagers in 30 4 Clossg-¢ .... 3 2 1} Vau ughng ..2 0 0 Smith, «¥1 1| Sullivan.t .0 00 Doerner. .6 0°1| McDonald 1 0 2 Dietz.g ...... 1 0 O/Englundec .. 2 2 1 Norris. «1 0 0 Maddoxg -.1 1 1 Galloway,s ++ 0 0:1 Reedt ..... 0.0.1 Totals ....2¢ 11 ml Totals ...13 915 Score by quarters: Indianapolis ........... 10 12 11 26-59 OSREOER «ios. iunpensns 13-33

10 4 Pree throws missed—Schaefer,” Smith, Klier, Doerner, Andres, Diets 2, Riska 2, McDonald, Edwards. Officials—Norris Ward ; outa Bend); Dutch Kriznecky Chie

“day, Jan. 31,

‘| hit the deck .in a slipdown. The

Roberts St

Three bouts ended in straight

and there were two defaults, In The Times-Legion tourna-

tossers have been eliminated and the next presentation will be at the Armory next Thursday night, Jan. 30, instead of on the customary Friday night. When the Golden Gloves tourney dates were set six weeks ahead of the opening, Friwas -unavailable at the Armory. Three More Shows

The tournament has three more weeks to go, Thursday, Jan. 30, Friday, Feb. 7, and Friday, Feb. 14. Reserved seat tickets for the remaining shows are available now, at two downtown stores, the Sportsman’s, 126 N. Pennsylvania, and the Bush-Callahan, 136 E: Wash-

Three of last night's mitt offerings were between rugged punchers in the open class for experienced amateurs. A light heavy battle (175 pounds) between Bill Roberts, South Side Community center, and Alonzo Easley, Flanner House, highlighted the fistic fireworks. Roberts won by a knockout in“1:11 of the third round but only after a torrid, toe to toe and head to head punchfest that kept the 2361 customers in .an uproar from the opening bell. Both Fall to Canvas The first heat was a free swinging, slambang session and during the wild melee both big fellows fell down in a clinch with Roberts on top and Easley clinging to his arm. - In the second round, it was hammer, hammer again and Roberts

hectic action continued and Roberts received a cut over the right eye, after which he rallied and] waded in. a In the third stanza, both sluggers|

hands. Finally, the South Side lad} gained the upper hand, weakened Easley with potent righthanders to} the jaw and then knocked him out with a- dynamite left to the midsection. In the other open class fight, a. Thomas Blair, Douglas-Hill PAL! club, decisoined Edward Lawrence,! Simmons A. -C., in the 126-pound| class, and Charles Woods, Jackson

47 to 26, on the Howe floor.

and Johnny Edward each tossed in| five field goals. Moreillon was high | pointer with an additional six free tosses. Crispus Attucks’ Tigers So their winning ways, taking a close 49-45 game at home from Wayne of

the Tigers with 14 points. Although outscored from the field, the Tigers netted most from Wayne's 19 personal fouls. ?

Tech Loses Ground

Tech lost more ground in the North Central conference here as league-leading Jeff of Lafayette took home a 40-t0-32 victory. The Big Green led at the end of the first period, 10-5, and then fell back as the Broncos surged ahead for their 13th triumph of the season.

Franklin Township, county champions, racked up No. 12 against Sacred Heart, 57 to 46, as Dwight Swails, Franklin forward, accounted for 25 points. His teammate, Wendell Roberts, slipped in eight goals and two free throws.

Decatur Central surprised Washington on the latter's floor, 38 to 29, | to score its fourth victory of the season against nine defeats. Decatur outscored the Continentals, 21 to 5, in the second period to pile up a lead it never lost.

Even at Halftime

Pat Fitzgerald threw in eight field goals for the Irish last night as Cathedral ground out an easy 53-36 victory against Beech Grove. The teams were even at halftime, 16all. Then Johnny Pearson scored 12 points and Fitzgerald hit for 6 in the final quarter as the Irish pulled away, It was Cathedral's eighth win against four defeats. Broad Ripple reached the 50-point mark for. the fourth time this sea-son-running-down. Greenfleld, 50 to 44. The Rockets were never in danger as Jim Drew, Ed Brown nad Bill Bastain .accounted for 35 of their team’s points. In other local contests Southport took a 33-to-28 decision from its

Howe Pulls Cage Surprise; Attucks Still Undefeated B

‘Basketball Card

Lockland, O. Stephen Brant led tral

Howe's Hornets provided the only topsy-turvy upset in city-county | high school basketball games last night by dumping Lawrence Central, {¢

It was a big reverse for the Bears, who had scored a 33-26 triumph | over Howe Jan. 11 in the Tech tournament. Howe led at all periods of the game as Don Coval, Hugh Moreillon|

City, County H. S.

TONIGHT

Ben Davis at Cathedral . Broad Ripple at Lawrence Cen-

Howe vs. Shortridge at Tech. Gilboa Twp. at Sacred Heart. Silent Hoosiers at Manual Gary Tolleston at Southport. Warren Central at Washington.”

Bridges again paced the Red Birds with 18 points. Warren Central shoved Speedway aside with" 3 Son vincing 47-to-34 game. The Silen Hoosiers withstood a late - a held on to whip Boggstowr, 45 to 43, and Park School retained its leadership in the Midwest Prep! conference taking a 32-t0-25 game at Culver, Fireworks Pop Out in the state “fireworks” popped off in the Kokomo-Frank-fort, Connersville-Rushville and|} Shelbyville-Columbus games. Shelbyville regained the South | Central conference lead, beating Columbus, 53. to 46, thus reversing an eprlier loss to the Bulldogs. Connersville overcame a jinx by turning back Rushville for the third time this season, 42 to 27, and Frankfort's Hot Dogs~ got hot to take home a 33-t0-32 decision from Kokomo. y

Terre Haute Pro Five

At Armory Tomorrow With such former Indiana State stars as Mark Bailey, ‘Bob McMullen, Doyle Cofer and Leon Cobb in their lineup, the Terre Haute Commercial Solvent Norways will clash with the Indianapolis Secos in a professional basketball game at the Armory tomorrow afternoon. Also on the visitors’ roster is Russ Mason, former Western Michigan

ment's first two shows, 44 leather | DX

{Ztauher House,

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cab. won from Henry Boise,

ops ps Easley

In Blistering Battle Of Light Heavies:

Blair and Woods Win Other Open Bouts; Novices Also Furnish Fistic Fireworks

By EDDIE ASH, Times Sports Editor ~The Golden Glovers checked off another week of blistering boxing at the Armory last night and, as usual, many of the lads today were nursing bruised beaks, puffed Nps and other ring “wounds” characteristic of what happens when the amateurs get in there and slug. it out.

knockouts, three matches ended in

technical k. o's, 13 scraps were fought all the way to a decision]

A. ©, decisioned Lee Lodging, Simons A. C, in the flyweight division, 112 pounds. Blair Is Winner Lawrence put up a game fight after being sent sprawling by Blair in the first round. The second round was a lively affair and furnished red hot entertainment. Blair simply hit too hard for his courageous foe and was declared the winner by a safe margin after three heats. Woods and Loving were willing mixers and it was a dandy bout between the little fellows all the way

and there was not much diffefence].

between their point totals. The novice class fighters came in for their usual big share of beak busting and, kept the ringsiders and bleacherites at attention. Novices Open Card In bout No. 1, at 8 p. m, a technical k. o. was registered right off the bat, when Leon Hudson, Douglas-Hill PAL club, won from Robert Graham, unattached, at 112 pounds novice. ‘Hudson had too much on the ball for his opponent, and Referee Happy Atherton stopped the milling at 1:45 of the first round.

In another early struggle between |

novice flyweights, Richard Seltzer, Douglas-Hill PAL club, decisioned Leo Pittman, Leeper Ringside gym. The boys set such a fast pace that both were arm weary after two minutes of slambanging. But it| was a punchfest again in the sec-! ond. In the third, both were tired, but still willing, and were swinging | and glaring at the closing bell.

Complete results of last night's

Golden Gloves bouts in the order of | presentation:

Community Center, stopped Alonzo Easley, in 1:11 of third round.! (novice) —PFred Neingion, dels It from [Soe Morton, Jackson A. 4

(novice) —Eddie Se tried. rad y Garfield

club, decisioned Clarence Foster, ' Douglas-Hill PAL club. 160 (Novice) —Eugene Fowlks, Douglas | - decisioned William

PAL club, 113 TS ha ( n) —Charles Woods, ‘ Jackson pSevisioned Lee Lov ng Simmons ao A. & (Novice) —Hubert Miller, Greenfield Boys club, ecisioned Cornelius Mathews, Douglas- Hill PAL club. (Novice) —Raymond Jent, Riley PAL

Douglas-Hil AL club by default. ug as- sd 126 (NOISE) Ried Hood, stopped Wil-

liam Rice, Douglas-Hill PAL club in 1: 2 of first round.

126 (Novice) —Joseph Jones, Jackson A. '

C., decisioned Richard- Gray, Douglas-Hill PAL club, 126 (Novice) —Walter- Wilson, DouglasHill PAL club, defeated Louis Preije. South Side Community center, by technical k. o. in 1:33 of second round. 126 (Rovics) — Dick Clem tached, stop Arthur Boyd, DouglasHill PAL" club, in 1:35 of second round. 175 (Novice)—Thomas Watkins, Douglas-

Hill PAL club, decisioned Ted Stucker, Jackson A. 175 (Novice) — William Bell, Simmons A. C., defeated Richard Allen, Douglas-Hill PAL club by technicdl k. o. in 1:10 of third round. 126 ¢( ni)—Thomas Blair, Douglas-Hill PAL club, decisioned Edward Lawrence,

Simmons 8.0, coo

lini, Badgers In Key Net Duel

Big Nine Standings

CHICAGO, Jan. ; 25 (U. P.).—The Illinois Whiz Kids, 1943 Big Nine basketball champions, and Wisco: sin’s league leading Badgers at at Champaign tonight in what may |

clubs. For the Badgers, victory would nearly seal at least a share of the conference title, while for Illinois, defeat would mean virtual end of even hope for a share of the crown. Thus their contest, in importance, dwarfs the other two games on tonight's program—secohd-place Indiana and fourth-place Minnesota at Minneapolis, and Iowa and Northwestern at Chicago. Purdue, surprise victor over Iowa Monday, meets Notre Dame in a non-confer-‘ence clash.

ements, unat- |

Team L. Pet. T.P.O.P. Wisconsin * . 4 0 1.000 136 Michigan +3 1 .,150 191 163! Indiana .3 1 .750 223 203| Minnesota . 2.2 500 187 Wings sassarh «2 2 500 104 169 owa ren +2 3 400 204 34 Ohio State .. .2 3 400 219 Purd . «1 23 338 41 Northwestern’ 0 4 .000 161 303!

be the “blue chip” contest for both|

Caps Face Two Week-End Tests

Things did not look any too rosy today for the Indianapolis Capitals to improve their position in the American Hockey league race over the week-end. , Coach Tommy Ivan's charges are |in Hershey for an engagement with |the bruising Bears tonight, then return here tomorrow night for a | tussle with the Providence Reds. Meanwhile, Buffalo's Bisons who are hot on the Caps’ trail expect an easy time at Philadelphia tonight jand the Herd is at home tomorrow {night = Pittsburgh. Cleveland's lead®ag Barons, skidding a bit “of late, |against Springfield and New Haven [in their week-end performances. Left at Home

still will be favored|

ARMLOCK-—BIill Roberts of the South Side Carmmanity ¢ center tries to free his right hand after rolling down with Alonzo Easley of the Flanner House in the first round. Roberts ended their |75-pound open bout with a third-round knockout.

Heavy Assault on Tenpins Likely in West Side Meet

By BERNARD HARMON * Since Ernie Voelz's 1699 record score in the West Side individual bowling classic was beaten twice last week-end, it's hard to tell what may happen after a long parade of stars take over the alleys today and

tomorrow to wind up the event.

Frank Stumpf stacked up a 1716 total and Charles Hamilton of Gary hit for 1710 to take over the two top positions, and pass Voels

in the eight-game affair.

Although a host of the city’s top- in last night's league play, foup

notchers already have taken a fling

“lat the $500 first place award, there

is a _ long line of really potent boys

passing the 600-mark. Mickey Rotert, the leader, with 193, 179, 275

among the 128 entrants left in the 647 in the Real Silk mixed at the meet and scheduled at 6. and 8: 46! { Illinois, made her first entry of the

o'clock tonight and 2p. m.;, 5 p. m. | season ‘and 8 p. m. tomorrow.

Women bowlers were e outstanding

were Tecords in the hosiery loop.

in_the select class. Her three-game series and 275 game

Last Night's Bowling Leaders

Sam Kennedy, Al Dewsbury and | Tony Bukovich were left behind

Valpo Pits T Against Butler

TONIGHT Valparaiso at Butler. Indiana at Minnesota. * Purdue at Notre Dame. Huntington at Indiana Central Anderson at Manchester. Illinois Normal. Hanover at Canterbury. Oakland City at Franklin. Indiana State at St. Joseph's. |}d Tri-State at Indiana Tech. MONDAY NIGHT Ohio State at Butler Minnesota at Purdue Huntington at Canterbury Union (Ky.) at Hanover

Valparaiso university will set its| | T-formation on the fieldhouse floor | tonight against Butler in a college conference game at 8:15 p. m. The Bulldogs, quiet for 10 days | because of final exams, will seek | their fourth consecutive conference | game against the Crusaders whose | war-time ball club grabbed league honors last year. The Crusaders had lost seven intersectional games this season against eight victories. Butler has {won seven and lost three. Ohio State will oppose Butler here Monday night.

| Greyhounds Face ne ‘Huntington Five

The Indiana Central college cagers, still in the midst of final examinations, take time off from | their books tonight, to meet the Huntington five at the University Heights gymnasium. Game time is 8:15 p. m. Practice sessions the past week have been held to brief daily drills with Coach Ed Bright continuing his stress on close basket sniping. With a record of .500 in the state conference, the Greyhounds can move another notch toward the top if they conquer the Huntington Foresters. Earlier in the season Central administered a 64 to 51 shellacking to Huntington.

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| Emmett Byers, Sport Bowl Recn Marie Hoffert, Real Silk Mixed. . s01 112 (novice)—Leon Hudson, Douglas- yesterday when the Caps entrained | [8d_siesock, Pox-Hunt ....... * -o OTHER LEADERS (WOMEN) Hill PAL club, defeated Robert Graham, for Hershey but Bukovich is ex-!wubur Richwine, Pox-Hunt .. .. 48! Dorothy Lazo, Beard's Food Mkt..... 498 unattached, in 1:45 of firSt round. {Clarence Baker, Pox-Hunt . a1 | Cecelia 4 bri E. C. Atkins . 49% dashed out swinging with both! 113 (novice) —Bobby Smith, Douglas-Hill pected 10 be ready for action to- | Ken Chelstensen, POX-HUBL ~...z0vee.. \|Eva Thaxton, Paper Package Mixed. 491 |PAL club, decisioned = Marshall Baker, |MOIrTOW night against the Reds. He Bud Schoch, Pox-Huat 64 | {ins Frankiin pone Service Mixed 3 Suimons A. C. has been out of the lineup recuper- | |Jobn Mencin, PFox-Hunt ++ 833| jody Roembke, Poster-Messick. Mixed . 458 112 (novice) —Richard Seltzer, Douglas- u Pouts, Fox-Hunt .. ++ 833 Charlotte Hoffert, Veteran's Adm. .... 453 | Hill PAL stub, decisioned Leo Pittnan, lating from a tonsilectomy. lean Hindel, Fox-Hunt . . 0 | Violet Dow, PHO'G Mixed .... an Leeper ngside gym. | Jim Hurt Sr., Insurance ... . 112 (novice) —Cleo Turner, Senate avenue Against. Hershey this season the Bob Roth, Construction .......eeesees 6 > Mn Cin Aa Sioned Harold Curd, | {Caps have won one game, tied one! Joe Taylor. Marcy. Village ......ce000s: $3 uglas-Hi club Wyatt May, Washington ...........u. 112 ,(novice)—Melvifi Girtin, Manner! jand lost on¢. The home boys have | [Bob Williamson, National ........... 61 3 ch Hogse, decisiondd ‘Joe Adams, Jackson 10 goals to Hershey's 9. Indianapolis | { Maurice Wellman, New York. Cen C iis Gene Hinderliter, New Yor entra . ng (novice)—Ted = Robinson, ‘Leeper | (has won all three games played | 217 Hardin, Fox-Hunt .. ‘ de gym, decisioned William Mallory, | With Providence, piling up 15 goals Fred Mounts, Fox- Hunt sre 4 | Doukias- Hill PAL club. ito the Reds’ seven. Jim Curry, Allison No. “ry ol (novice) —Pred Rice, Douglas-Hill Bill Rickey, St. Philip Ses Club 614 | PAL club, decisioned Bill Davis, Leepe: | ———————————— Samet Alred, Fox-Bunt' ...... ....... 613) Ringside gym Jess Montague, Sport Bowl Recn. . 3 1 (open)—Bill Roberts, South Side Mike Churchmann, Construction .... 608! Promoter Lloyd Carter’ of the

..." son Hercules A. C. will offer an Austra- . Soe lian tag-team match as thg wrest605 ling feature for the combined boxing : 53 and grappling benefit show next 602 Tuesday night at the Armory.

RR soo; Young Bull Montana, Los Angeles, - 80and Dan Savage, Salt Lake City, | will collide with the popular team 5691 of Rene La Belle, Toronto, and Billy igh 39¢| Thom, Indianapolis. ini Savage feature _ ss3 Action galore can be expected. 3 will be for two falls out of

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. s17/an eight-rounder sending Sparky . 373 Reynolds, Indianapolis, against a . 572/ newcomer in Al Diaz, Mexico City. . 33 They are welterweights. Diaz comes

7} touted as a colorful performer and {a willing boxer. Sparky's last local

- so was a 10-rounder against Her563 schel. Joiner, Cincinnati, last. Nov-

It was a “thriller,” with the

S| nod going to Reynolds.

A five-round bout matches middleweights Billy Jones of Indianapolis and Bishop Murphy of Chicago. Prices for the “bargain bill” combined show are announced at 90 cents for general admission and $1.80 for reserved and ringside seats, both prices including tax. It is the seventh consecutive year that Carter has staged a combined program for the benefit of the sports division’ of the infantile paralysis fund. .

Hardwood Notes

Tomorrow's schedule at Dearborn gym: AM 10—8outh B8ide Cardinals vs. Grocery. 11—East Side Bhamrocks Cartage.

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