Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 February 1947 — Page 17

Takes’ Ton, In Kunnel's y Tough Ten

The Tough Ten— AST WEEK'S crop of upsets not only proved too tough for the * Old Kunnel, but it hit the customers hard in his Tough Ten contest, too. There wasn't a perfect picker among. the hundreds who © ‘submitted blanks, § There were eight, however, who ¢ame within one selection ox filling out an okay blank, Here they are, picking fans, the near-perfect pickers:

GEORGE. FERLING, 5832 Beechwood, Indianapolis _ JAMES H, HAVENS, R, R. 12, Box 233; Indisnapolis : MARVIN ERISMAN, Wanamaker, Ind. ' PAUL SALITROS, 2021 Adams, Indisnapolis GERALD WILLIAMS, 39 N.° Bolton, Indianapolis RUSSELL KENNEDY, Shirley, Ind. JOHN RUMPEL, 3250 N. Capitol, Indianapolis ERNEST A. RIEGNER, 921 Cedar, Indianapolis Mr. Kennedy wrote modestly that he “wasn't an expert” but his selections belied his note. His only error was in thinking that Evansville Central would beat Jasper, (But many, many of the other pickers missed that one, too.) Mr. Riegner and Mr. Rumpel waded through the first nine correctly before stubbing their toes on that Tech-Muncie outcome.

Sad VY =n" 8

. = =» Strangely enough, Jasper's victory over Central wasn't nearly so surprising to the picking fans as was Madison's triumph over Huntingburg. That was the “most missed” of any of the selections. 8 8 =» Cn 5» Twenty-three of the experts had eight of the 10 correct and beat the Kunnel by one selection. He had seven right to bring his total to 60 in 88 for the season and an average of .682. Two hundred and eighty-one of the pickers were equally adept at calling the winners as the Kunnel, but he managed to beat the rest of you,

this week, picking only the games which he believes are the toughest in the lot to dope. ; The rules are the same as always. Just send your blank or selections on another piece of paper to Short Shots at The Times. The envelopes must be postmarked not later than Thursday midnight. 80. you think you're the Perfect Picker, eh? Well, just try it once and see. . ” » » » » (All Friday games)

His Choice, in Capitals YOUR CHOICE

JEFFERSONVILLE over Beodford......cee0te000i0a0siveescsscsersss ANDERSON over Kokomo .......c.evi00iversssriossnssrorssisscnios

CONNERSVILLE over Martinsville...%.......

Seseces Nene RRe

FRANKLIN over Rushville, ......coo0veveveesnscsasncces

tess svenan

SOUTH BEND CENTRAL over Elkhart.

Tm Nt HOWE over Cathedral......co.eoi0etvarsecesencencrnnisnnsess

IEEE SLB BIIRNIENINBIRRIORI Rint RN"

MARION over Tech........... WARREN CENTRAL over Greenfield, ,.......oc0000r00r00r00veases VINCENNES aver Bloomington.....c.cocc0ivuveevereriosssecscsonses PERU over Wabash...... ve. 00 ds lasraeinsrnsisarsesecisecancsnsnass NAM® ..coiinennnnnionioninerarinniesiosicnionianiiniiiiasiosansane

Address A EE EE EE TE

CHF 2s iaitedoasitusenrassorsuarsersarusinnetusesnsssssessnssonieres

BUSINESS DIRECTORY

@ Dual Control Instruction Cars ® Cars Rented for Road Tests

I TS A

~Jownlown Sane orth Meridian, Board "Main Office and Salesroom

——WATCH REPAIR—

Prompt Guaranteed Service : FREE ESTIMATES

Alinson Jewelers a Monument Circle ____'

Yin bo J

Crawford Furs

7 N. Penn | Oprah by Ex-Service Men"

(al: a RE

SEYMOURS

141 W. WASHINGTON ST.

SALES and SERVICE MAYTAGS & EASY Washers

Parts and Wringer Rolls For All Makes

EDEN WASHER SHOP

1911 W. Washington St. MA-4825

— LOANS...

DIAMONDS—WATCHES SPORTING GOODS-CAMERAS

(ORV D

IA AA NI ERI BO {TT EPA

You Save Because We Save Men's Suits & Overcoats

1g" . 21» 24" CASE CLOTHES

215 N. Senate Ave. Open 9 to 9

: — Na atch us grow! A new and greater ] “OXYGEN THERAPY Hamlions is now .in the making! This Equipment Cam Be Rented at * Hamilton’ S$ ¢ HA A & ' Ss DIAMONDS #» yAtuzs 402 N. itol Ave. APPLIAN re Sap ney moe || 19 EAST MARKET sT.

[Woosizn opTioAL eo. RUGS CARPETS.

144 N, ILLINOIS

'F Nt" NZ / J CLEANED —REJUVENATED / DEPENDABLE / Elle} 070 XAT Home Charm Cleaning Co. A po ———— '

“LOW-RENT OFFICES All outside, light modt®n Hous

RE-WEAVING

of MOTH HOLES ~~ BURNS

or WORN SPOTS LEON TAILORING CO. Tt INDIRA IRs BLDG. 236 Mass. Ave, Nhe First Block: Oor.

Sen

time to ey your

HARRY LEVINSON |

JT N. Penn, Mkt. & I,

$ Intends

WOLF SUSSMAN, INC.

239 W. WASHINGTON ST.

The old Boy Ras Pored over the list getting another Tough Ten for |

Hoosier Puck

By EDDIE ASH, Times Both ‘second-place Indianapolis

land by six points. On Saturday the Hoosiers beat the Rockets at Philadelphia, 4 to 1, as the Cleveland Barons downed New Haven at Cleveland, 4 to 2.

dued New Haven here, 5 to 2, and

Cleveland, 7 to 5. All of which is leading up to the “big” series, Indianapolis ay Cleve land next Saturday and Cleveland at Indianapolis next Sunday.’ Here in November The Barons haven't played in In-

dianapolis since Nov. 10 when they |;

the rivals are to meet five more

cident. As Referee Rabbit Mec-

times, three games here and two in|gr | Cleveland. The Caps are idle now until Saturday and Coach Ivan will have|n ample time to drive his players to

Then on Sunday, the Caps sub-|W the Barons beat Philadelphia at|§% M

iPr

Chasers Eye

Two Battles With Barons |

Sports Editor and first-place Cleveland took a

whack at the same hockey clubs over the week-end and both won, leaving the race between them status quo, But Tommy Ivan’s Hoosier puck chasers had the satisfaction of tightening their hold on the western division's runnerup spot and have shaken off that problem at least for the present. The Caps are ahead of both Pittsburgh and Butfalo by three points and are trailing Cleve-

Cap Scoring

> Ny =

y AP G h 8inmipson 3 2 86 Summers 4 10 16 Douglas 1 0! m8 3118 Couture 2 18 4 json 4 9 13 ochy Tn 4 3 12 Bukovich 19 18 34! Blake 3.» 13 Licari 14 20 Podolsky 8 6 11 Sclisizsl 13 18 Bennet 3 . ’ slag ‘ on ar 3 : it i 1 }

Non Have senpasseranines 3 : 1 edged the Hoosiers, 3 to 2. In two Nn srisenneninanns — Spares «~~ Heller, h, games at Cleveland, the bitter rivals Weneter, “Bend, Read, ~Shiblioky, White, split even. In regular season play, dlsnspols’ 85 Spares—simon. | Ni ot

Woeny, Derr haL

Ra oe Civ Ywaiton

Period Secoring--1, Indiana Is, D alunassisied = 48; nan " Survie,

Panes — Bend (interference), eller and (each Roughing), -sticking + Indianapolis,

First Nicholson

the old razor’s edge of physical con- Simpson (Summers), 121; anapdition before the coming week-end’s Marston Ea i 19:22, “big” games, Bend (Dannie He Hy HoH 6, o Iden: A Coliseum crowd cf 8963 saw the apolis, Doran (Woehy), 1: 09; 0: 1 N New Caps prevail over New Haven last|poioh WAG, oe ripping), Churen night without too much trouble. | (charging). The Ramblers appeared leg weary and the Hoosiers stepped out fast AVEEICAN _LEAGUR and scored two goals in the first ae! uve O 00 riod while Goalie Red Almas and Cleveland .....,.. 31 11 3 68 200 142 a 18° 147 his defensemen blanked the Ram- MRIANAPOLIS ..34 13 11 34-38 1 er, Berta 0B The second period was a repeat Eastern Division performance as the Ivanites shoved L TPs © in two more goals and it was 4 to Hershey o........ 8 i 1 0 going into the third session. Providence on : do 134 a “ Shutout in Sight Philadelphia 5 13 130 300

Almas had a shutout in sight until 5:31 of the third stanza when the Ramblers finally broke through for a tally. They also racked up one-at 14:54. Lloyd (Red) Doran, fresh back from Detroit, got the Caps’ final goal at 11:09 of the third period on a pass from Steve Wochy. It was a smooth play. Cliff Simpson hammered in two of the Caps’ five goals and boosted his season's point total to 64. He has 35 goals and 29 assists, « Gerry Couture played his last] game with the Caps last night and | will now push off for Detroit to take another whirl at big league hockey” with the Red, Wings. The young-and popular forward departs with a record of 42 points. He was the Caps’ third high’ ‘scorer, ‘Meanest Hoosier’ Another incident in the wave of unsportsmanlike conduct on the part of fans that is sweeping the Hoosier state in all branches of sports occurred at the Coliseum last night. It fas a ‘meanest Hoosier” inVeigh was headed for his dressing room at the intermission following

Trade Bids. a big one, pretended he wanted to

4018 College Ave., Frank H. Sarder, Mg. |slugged McVeigh, who was caught

wing Paul.

halter . . « I €

——————————————————————— Week's College

Marion Roo n Roofing & Siding Co. Co. USE YOUR CREDIT AT

Villy) SH IY TONES

COMPANY

Established 48 Years

STANLEY Jewelry Co.

113 W Wash. Lincoln Hotel Bldg.

CLOTHING

TRUCK

the second period, a dizzy fan, and

shake hands. Instead, the fan

| with his guard down.

Hardwood Card

TONIGHT Manchester at Huntington. Michigan at Indiana. Notre Dame at Butler. Valparaiso at St. Louis Concordia. Wabash at Earlham. _ TOMORROW NIGHT Canterbury at Franklin, WEDNESDAY Illinois at Purdue. THURSDAY Butler at Wabash. Earlham at Ball State. St. Joseph's at Evansville, Valparaiso vs. Loyola (Chi) | Gary.

FRIDAY Oakland City at Hanover, SATURDAY Defiance (0.) at Anderson. Franklin at Wabash: * Hanover at Manchester. Indiana at Earlham. Indiana Tech at Taylor. Illinois Normal at St. Joseph's. Michigan State at Notre Dame. Oakland City at Indiana Central Purdue at Northwestern. Southern Illinois at Indiana State. Tri-State at Tiffin (0.) Yaiparaie vs, Hamline at St.

SINDIANA MUSIC C03

115E. OhipSt »un x woe mes ER. 1184

- Student Band Instruments

Investigate Our Rental Plan

LARGE COMFORTABLE

LOUNGE CHAIR

With Matching ~

OTTOMAN ......co000. Furn, Co, ¥ Hub iF wasn. Shelby am Co.

v . ES OMPLETE e'L ala 71

TERY [« WE SERVICE ALL MAKES °

SERVICE

DELCO CA BATT

AND IE!

RESULTS LAST NIGHT INDIANAPOLIS 5, New Haven 2. Cleveland 1, Philadelphia 8, Buffalo 1, Brovid dence 2 SATURDAY SCORES INDIANABG, oo Ehladeiphis 1.

pittsburgh’ 5, Providence 3, 8t. Louis eid 3

Oleveland 3 sprin ven 2, x SAMS burgh at trshey: to Ta Tat Oy St. oo at Phila ia; New Haven at Buffalo, y—Pittsburgh at Springfield,

LASS NIGAT National League New York 7, Montreal 1. Chicago 3, Boston 1. ‘United States League Ft. Worth 5, Dallas Houston 6, Kansas city 6 (tte), SATURDAY SCORES National Léague

Detroit 2, Boston 3 (tie), Chicago 5, Toronto 4. Montreal 2. New York 1.

United States League Omaha 3, Houston 3 (tie), Dallas 5, Ft. Worth 2. Minneapolis 6, Tulsa 4.

PACIFIC CHAMP--Bob Cot-

ton of Indianapolis, Golden

mar | Gloves Middleweight titlist of

two years ago, beat Albert Derrickson of Danville, i. for the U. S. army's Pacific inter. command heavyweight title during the_week-end. Cotton now weighs 197,

Gloves Tickets On Sale Now

Reserved seat tickets for the fourth show of The Times-Legion Golden Gloves tournament are on sale downtown during store hours, at the Sportsman's store, 126 N. Pennsylvania, and at the BushCallahan store, 136 E, Washington. The amateur slambang boys are to fight on Friday night this week, at the Armory 711 N. Pennsylvania. The first bout 1s to go on at 8 p. m. From 15 to 18 bouts are to be held Friday, in both classes, open and novice. Reserved seat prices are: Ring-

5 side and first row in balcony, $2.40;

main floor chairs, $1.60; general admission, $1.00. General admission tickets are on sale only on fight nights, at the Armory.

Pro Basketball

NATIONAL LEAGUS

Western Division W L Pet. Pts. OP INDIANOPOLIS .19 8 703 1467 1454 Oshkosh 16 11 .592 1573 1487 Sheboygan 12 555 1300 143% Anderson 13 551 1740 1718 Chicago 14 481 1511 1476 Detroit - 22 154 1226 1544 Division L Pct. Pls P Rochester 5 B07 R52 14/9 . W 12 571 1601 1533 Toledo. ..... 13 551 1708 1619 Syracuse 16 379 1488 1455 Tri-Cities 16 3680 1222 1353 Youngstown 21 300 1608 1783

RESULTS YESTERDAY Rochester 74, INDIANAPOLIS #6. FM. Wayne 81, Toledo 41. ‘Sheboygan 67, Oshkosh 58. ATURDAY RESULTS 50, Oshkosh 46,

Ld 8 Syracuse

‘NEXT GAMES Tenight- Toledo at Anderson; Detroit at_Youngstow

oP | Eastern division by defeating the

A seven-game slate.

forcing Illinois, one of the leagues out a 59-58 decision, In the second Saturday clash the Wildcats, who earlier had tripped Io a and almost beat Wisconsin, showed they were no momentary threat by pushing ‘Minnesota into overtime before the Gophers could gain a 63-61 vie= | tory. While Ohio State and Northwestern already have lost too many | games to win the title, both thus served notice they will have a hand in deciding the winner. Wisconsin has to play both teams before the season ends, and one more loss would cost the Badgers their undisputed lead and tie them with any one of the teams which lost only two games thus far—providing the double losers continue to win, The Badgers get theh first test this week against Iowa tonight, In the second match tonight Indiana, one of the double losers, faces Michigan, which has dropped only one game. Wednesday Illinois and Purdue meet at Lafayette in another contest between first. division teams.

Kaiitskys Lose To Royal Five

+ By UNITED PRESS | The Rochester Royals appeared ready for the National Basketball league's post-season playoffs today after defeating the Western division's top-ranking’ Indianapolis Kautskys, 74 to 66, last night. Arnold Risen of Indianapolis, the circuit's leading pointgetter, topped the individual scoring with 20 points but his effort was overshadowed by Arnie Johnson of the Royals. Johnson scored 16 points, all in the final

quarter, to give the Eastern leaders their victory. Risen fouled. out.

Toledo out of second place in the

Jeeps, 51 to 41, and the Sheboygan Redskins defeated the Oshkosh AllStars, 67 to 58, in other games last night. Syracuse defeated Oshkosh, 50 to 46, in the only Saturday game, The Hoosier snipers face another stern Eastern challeriger tomorrow night at the fleldhouse when they

Looms dn

CHICAGO, Feb. 3 (VU. ‘W Clalladgeps wore ‘develo today to roughen the road of Wisconsin's Big Ey in the last half of the conference campaign, Which starts this. week

Ohio State®joined Northwestern in’ the “toughie” clas

Ft. Wayne's Zollner pistons edged |

2 som

better clubs, to the utmost to ake|YOM

; aaa Big Nine Standings L Pot, Tp. Wisconsin «vieess 4 1.800 208 Michigan .....e.. 3 1 790 191 HUNOIS +ivveneene 4 3 667 318 Indiana .....0000 3 2 000 279 | Minnesots aesaneay 4 2 S71 m Purdue veseaee 3 3 500 207 Ohio State wees 3 4 33 MM Towa' ...... wise 3 4 333 IB Northwestern .\.,, 1 6 143 238

— ——————OUT-OF-PA Men's SUITS, TOPCOATS

and OVERGOATS 5125 x | + > JOSEPH'S | Loan Office

148-148 N, “ILLINOIS ST.

{

play. the “Jeeps for the first time

Tomorrow night—Toledo st INDIAN. APOLIS.

this season in Indianapolis.

Polis RAILW

The car that is really news; leads its field in sales and demand. Smoothest performance in history. Lowest priced car with Fluid-Drive.

NEW DODGE

(Division of

U7 N,

0. A. BIRR MOTORS,

"833 N. Meridian St, yi * CAPITOL MOTORS

the Gibson Company) Capitol

INC.

3547 E. W