Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 February 1947 — Page 27

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ramatic Indiana all game tonight fith the winner tourney play 12 he No. 1 favorite

me” of the first coaches, John ngton and Leo Jasper can be their teams: at

to belong to the es who believe or than to have irst in the state Washington are monstrated perreek. The Wildp south, beaten Central in 18 mn New Albany, \ators from the 1 17.game-win--45—and on ‘the t. 6 Games 1er of 16 starts december defeat llinols—Paris— t wasn't for Jasme defense, the ify as top-heavy

pe played In the a “cracker-box” » edge to a big he Senators, raclever team, like t a six-footer in

however, is caleam like Wash5 heavily on its igelis), and the good that the 1ave missed the don’t have. sper-Washington of the statewide e at least four take top billing

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Barons

After 4-3 Triumph

Against Springfield

Our Hockey Boys Vault Over Pinsburgh Hornets in Western Division Standings

By BOB STRANAHAN Our Indianapolis Caps were Clevéland bound today for another of their “crucial” games with the Barons, after vaulting over Pitts. burgh into second place in the hot Western race. A tingling 4-to-3 verdict over Springfield in the Indians’ farewell appearance for the season before 5073 fans. at the Coliseum last night left Tommy Ivan's boys just thrée points behind the leading Barons.

Following tomorrow night's engagement in Cleveland, the Caps return Sunday for a meeting with Hershey's Eastern division leaders.

2 This also is the Bears' final game

at the Coliseum during the scheduled y, although the Ivanmen have high hopes of seeing’ them here at least once more in the Calder cup series. Stocky, bushy-haired Hugh Millar basked in the hero role today following the bruising battle with the Indians, Hughie broke into a Springfield rush with less than four minutes of the game remainIng, went in on Goalie Floyd Perras in a solo rush and whanged in the winning marker. This was the climatic and knock-| out punch of a four-goal blast during the final period for the Caps in a rough, hard checking and none too well whistled ehgagement, - Officials Butch Kealing and Alan Shields seemed short of wind or something. At. least they were reluctant to toot their whistles

‘ll © during some flagrant Springfield i holding and interference. Only four

penalties were called all evening,

Vi one being concerned with a little

matter of an Indian player taking part In a scrimmage without a stick.

Coach Ivan, generally not too boisterous over such matters, was considerably put out and didn't mince ‘words in saying so.

Springfield t in front after four minutes tight play when John Quilty batted in a rebound on. Bill Gooden's angle shot. The Caps also failed to penetrate the Springfield defense in the middle’ perfod although the breaks largly were in their favor, Two Indians were forged to leave the

game on injuries, Bill Summerhill

when struck in the back of the

neck by a puck and Paul Courteawy

when hit in“the head by a stick. {Then to add to Springfield man{power worries, Alex Motter drew a

|penalty for playing without a stick.

Fernand Gauthier and Les Doug-

las scored two goals in 25 seconds| .

as the final period was barely under way to give Indianapolis the lead. Eddie Kobussen tied it at 2-all with a long side shot. Then Bob Wiest outfeinted Perras on an unassisted marker to again put the Caps in front, Harry Frost sent a long sizaler past Goalie Red Almas midway in the period, but Millar's dash broke this deadlock.

¥ vw 8 Springfield (3) Indianapolis (4)

® Perras ai Goalie .......... Almas 5 Right Defense ... Summers estes Left Defen vevaess MOF weeren COREL .. ie Douglas be denas . Gauthier Sclisiaai |

Ef Daw Left "a ny ringed “spares—Motter, McAndrew, | Qu! ity Summerhill, Kypaia, Courteauy, |

Woodward, Beng h incisnapalls ares Shnou, Nicholson, |

dolsky, Sim pso Dewsbury.

~Score by Rerlods- ©

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’ First fod storing . eld, pilty (Gaogem) 02. i hg ond Soden) a

without stick).

ird period scoring—2, Indianapolis, |

, India habolls, 1:48" 4 Springd otter, Prost), 3:4 TH ia po! w (unassisted), J ringfield, Frost +¥Kobussen), 11:44: 5 dianapolls, Millar (unassisted), 16: 12. !

’ jlites—Douglas snd Kobussen (high

Ofticais- ~B8hields and Kealing.

RESULTS 1A%Y NIGHT

INDIANAPOLIS 4, Shringned 3. New. Haven 12, Providence

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Hockey Summary and Standings

AMERICAN LEAGUE Western Division

W L TPs. G OO Cleveland . «31 13 8 ‘61 2313 160 i 13 12 &4 233 137 Pittsburgh ...... 38 18 7 63 191 14 Buffale ........ 14 8 62 14 Bt, Louis ....... 13 26 12 38 170 211 Eastern Division y Hershey : .i.veses 3 10 9 & 3 148 |New Haven ..... 19 26 ¢ 153 174 iaane 18 26 7 43 163 1 | Providence ...... 16 26 9 41 163 219 | Fhiladeipia we 4 43 8°13 156 3M

52 Outsider May Win Township Net Title

An outsider may become the

Washington township grade-school ‘basketball champion.

Washington schools will compete in a championship tourney at the! {Broad Ripple gym tomorrow, and

out a foursome. Crooked Creek and |

Ab 4 Now York At pop A} Pittsburgh | At Cian 1° At Chicago. .|' A¥ ] bom ron] haw (EES Bhar (Bh [ER |BREn) a PRG i 5 he A Sop. 28 HE Epi hin in Ed $n m Siig Bh : Erk i | New York Wi And The ET E04 | ii hr 3 it §e3aR Hay Philadelphia. ..... ; a Aug. 8,1 Red Streak Hy 2 Bn " & Bir . Bi 3 i i 5 4 Pittsburgh | ae vous] 8 Ii: s Jur A is | io I Te rr Wil Keep Ea ht iE ¢ i 5, » 8 En on | Ea an [BIR BL | rend |EEAS | EEE, Chicago vein hos |B by PE EE A EAE ile w| ovme. |EREER |

. ALL STAR OAME — WRaY FINLD, SHI0AO.- JULY 8.

UNDEFEATED TIGERS—Unbeaten in |4 games, Crispus Attucks’ basketball team will face one of its hardest tests Saturday night against Cathedral. Lyons is pictured with the five Attucks first stringers. They are (left to right) Lively

Bryant, Stephen Bryant, Reginald Crbss, Anderson Grigley and Roy Ford.

Inow has the full time service of

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Shriners to Hold National Bowling Tourney Here

By BERNARD HARMON Indianapolis will play host to the National Invitational Shrine have invited Pike township to fill : bowling tournament. which opens April 19 and closes May 11. Events are scheduled for five-man teams, doubles combinations and

in the five-man, doubles and singles on a handicap basis but the allevents will be decided through

actual pinnage,

Shrine championship awards will be distributed to.the top actual

scorers in the various events.

The tournament is being promoted by the Shrine Bowlers of

John Strange will play at 1 p. m. | jhdjviduals. Entrants going the nine-game route will also compete year.

| with Pike meeting Nora an hour; | for all-events prizes.

later,

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Basketball

STATE HIGH SCHOOLS Mishawaka 85, South Bend Washington

STATE COLLEGES Ball State a pti Ntazby 41, Louisvil le 41.

Tiffin (O.) Ee 60. OTHER

COLLEGES Xavier (O.) 75, Dayton 56. Wooster 69, qo

land Western ‘Michigan 64, Ceritral Michigan

Eastern Kentucky 52, Bere Tulane 57, Mississippi Bate 7 Holy Cross 86, Bt. Anse Georgetown 61, Gorge Washington “. Drake 66, Missouri 5 William & Mary 63, Virginia Military 56. Bradley 77, Virginia 58. Canisius 61, New York U. 54 Michigan Norma) 63, St. Mary's (Mich.)

Ohto Wesleyari 69, Wittenberg 63. Arizona 70, Hardin-Simmons Illinois Tech 48, North Central 27. Tranagivania " Seorgstown (Ky.) 35.

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Net Double-Header On Tonight at Fieldhouse

boygan of the National league. The Indianapolis « [lineup includes numerous former

PROBABLE STARTERS

JTward ua Schaefer | collegiate hardwood stars, Guard 00." andres] The Rens, who dropped a decision

Hagsett 0 0 guard Clos to Ft, Wayne in the first doubles wh gui pi Coan “vi iow (0 Bt. Wayne In the Ss double cently have added George Orowe, Another double-feature profes- {former Franklin high school and sional basketball attraction is on{INdiana Central cager, to their tap for fans at the Butler field- Toster, 3 house tonight as the Indianapolis Pro Basketball x Kautskys pick up the loose ends NATIONAL LEAGUE after their first home defeat. Western Division

The Hoosiers face an embattled n 2 if us Tet 168 Tri-Cities quintet in the second half if th ita }

of the bargain bill and the transplanted Buffalo snipers are battling grimly to get into the playoffs. ‘Coach Nat Hickey's club, which

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