Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 February 1947 — Page 27

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Tigers Realigned for Return Meeting

GREENCASTLE, Ind, Feb. 20— DePauw university’s basketball Tigers, realigned and bent on revenge, will play the Butler Bulldogs tonight at Bowman gym in the final home game of the season for DePauw, Not only would a DePauw victory avenge an earlier 65-61 setback to Coach Tony Hinkle's Bulldogs, but it would tumble Butler from its top perch in the Indiana conference and at the same time give the Tigers a chance at the crown, Butler nqw leads the state league with six straight victories, while DePauw has a mark of seven vic tories and one loss with games remaining against Wabash and Earl. ham. DePauw has a season record

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George Mikan .... Bob Mollermott W Dick Triptow ..... The ‘Chicago Gears, onc fi: Bob McDermott and winners in eight of their last nine league games, will test the comeback efforts of the Indiahapolis Kautskys in- a National basketball - léague game tonight ‘at the Butler fleldhouse, The" tipoff will be at 8:30

p. m, The division « leading Kautskys again will be guided by two team members, Bob Plets and Herm Schaefer, Working under the same dual controls, the Kautskys scorell a 50-46 victory over.Syracuse Tuesday night. Although Indianapolis has beaten Chicago twice .this season, the triumphs were posted while George Mikan, the Gears’ long boy, was out of the lineup because of palary| differentes, Since his return to competition, the DePaul university all - American has averaged 179 points a game, highest in the league,

of 12 victories and two defeats, with

+ the other loss charged to Marshall. |

Two Lineup Changes

Since that earlier defeat by But- | Syracuse contest.

ler, Cbach Hickman has made two] revisions in his starting DePauw lineup and expects these—plus the home-floor advantage—~to stymie the Bulldogs. y : Tom Back, a freshman forward, is holder of a starting position by virtue of his stellar play in the last

five games in which he started. An-|x

other freshman, John Mote of Indianapolis, has taken over one of the guard spots and will team with veteran Bill Walton "in harrassing the Bulldog longshot artists. Earl (Red) Gardner will handle the pivot |g position, and Wally Etcheson will team with Beck at the other forward post. Coach Hickman probably will pit Walton against Ralph (Buckshot) O'Brien ©f Butler, hoping he will hold him ‘again as he did in the first game with the Bulldog five. Charles Mdas undoubtedly will get | the unidivided attention of the Tiger) defense, since he was the big thorn in thé defensive game of the Tigers at the fleldhouse. * Athletic Director Ray (Gaumy)

The Indianapolis starting com|bination will remain unchanged’ {from the quintet that started the Leo Klier and {Schaefer will be at forwards; Risen at center, and Bill Closs and Ernie Andres at guards.

Pro Basketball

NATIONAL LEAGUR Western Division

WwW L Pet. 3 13.

567 580 545 A17

Ji4 619 474 3171

.| basketball team, held first place to-

[Big Nine Cage | Leaders Lag In Statistics

But the Badgers ‘Show Consistency

CHICAGO, Feb. 20 (U, P.).—Wis~ consin, the Big Nine's pacesetting

day only in the all-important games won and lost as other teams in the circuit grabbed honors in all other phases of statistics. Official records showed Minnesota, | the fourth-place team, in first place in fleld goal shooting percent~ ages with 305 while third-place Indiana was first in free throws’ with an average of .653. | Wisconsin's = consistency, responsible for its first-place standing, was apparent, however, as the Badgers were well up in all phases. With a mark of .209, Wisconsin was third in fleld goal shooting and was

George Mikan

438 racuse “ Grice: 333

RESULTS LAST NIGHT

Toledo 67, Youngstown 84. + Oshkosh 60, Rochester 53.

NEXT GAMES Tonight — Chicago wn INDIANAPOLIS: Ft. Wayne st Detroit; Oshkosh at Anderson; Rochester at Shebo: ru FouHgaows at Syracuse; T Toledo at

‘No More Pitching

For Ted Lyons

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 20 (U, P). —Ted Lyons, 46, manager of the

Neal has announced that the doors | of Bowman gym will open at 5:45 p.- m. today. There has been no advahce sale of tickets except to]

holders of student passes, he said,

and the gym is expected to be filled. |

College Cage Card

TONIGHT Butler at DePauw. Evansville at Indiana State. Himtiuston at Tri-State. ois Wesleyan at 8 } ’S. Tenn (0) 31 AMAT TE Valparaiso vs. Toledo at Ft. Wayne. TOMORROW NIGHT Ball State at Earlham. York at Indiaha Central. SATURDAY Adrian at Huntington.

{Chicago White Sox and veteran {pitcher, today crossed himself off the lineup for good. | He said he will give up his pitching duties and concentrate on {coaching the Chisox when they istart spring training at Brookside | park in Pasadena, Twenty battery- | men will greet him today rest are due in a week.

Seeks 6th Straight Billiards Victory

three-cushion billiards tourney tonight when he opposes Barney Ma-

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Rose Bowl Football

Movies at Athenaeum

The Illini Club of Indianapolis will present two showings of action pictures of the complete Rose Bowl .{ football game at the Athenaeum tomorrow night and Saturday after-

noon. Tournament of Roses pictures,

in color, also will be shown. Tickets at 75 cents still are avail-

able for the Saturday presentation

at 2:30 p. m.. All tickets have been

sold for the Friday program at 7:30.

It’s needless to remind University

of Illinois alumni that the Illini

eleven walloped U. C. L. A. in the New Year's day grid classic.

Ace Electric Wins

and the Cage Sectional ~~ The Ace Electric team, victorious

in the Indianapolis sectional, will play the Lawrence Central Lettermen’s club in an opening game of | Eh the state A. A. U. basketball tour-

walter Ramsey wil] shoot for his ney at 7 p. m. tomorrow at the 2 ES gi sixth straight’ victory in the state cred Heart gym. A field of 22 teams Ig

(will compete for the state crown.

| Ace Electric turned back Van's honey at 8 o'clock at the Boar} of Pharmacy, 35-33, in the sectional finals last night at the Dearborn In last night's match, H John- gym. Dick Westlake was high-

Bowling Green (0. at Valparaiso. son, with .a high run of seven, de- point man for the winners with 14,

Cedarville (0.) at Anderson. DePauw at Eartham,

nings.

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In addition, the Badgers boasted] three men in the first 15 in the! individual scoring race, a feat matched only by Minnesota and | ‘Purdue. Minnesota, while its cen- | (ter, Jim McIntyre, led the scoring race, was seventh in free throw shooting, Mcintyre gained first place in the individual scoring race with a spurt in the last six games, averaging 22.7 points per contest. - This total was 168 for 10 matches and an average of 16.8. | Murray Wier, Iowa's quickstepping forward, was second with 145 counters in the same number of

|games, but his average was only| §

14.5, good for fourth place. Hamilton Has 134 Bob Cook of Wisconsin was third in both total scoring with 137 and in averages with 15.25, but McIntyre’s most pressing rival probably was Ralph Hamilton, the Indiana shotmaker. Hamilton's total of 134 was fourth in the race, but he attained the mark over eight games for an average of 16.75, only .05 under that of the leader.

Pet. FG Av. FT Av. 636

h Totals Fired In Rifle Match

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REMATCHED—A] Diaz, Cincinnati welterweight, has been rematched with Sparky Reynolds of Indianapolis. in the JO-

round fistic feature &f the arms ory tomorrow night’¥’ The: Mexican battler handed Reynolds a thumping in the eight-rounder which topped the recent polio

fund show and the local scrapper is out for revenge.

College Swimming

Indiana 58, DePauw 328. Northwestern 62, “Chicago : 21.

Jack Foster, Don Peters, John Cave,

Y.M.C. A. Defendslg3 Swimming Title

Junjor Y. M, O, A. swimming team will defend Indianapolis’ title at they state Y. M. ©, A,.meet Saturday at Evansville, Other teams entered. include Vincennes, La Porte, Kokomo, Lafayette, Richmond, Evansville and Huntington. ° be

Indianapolis sw Joe Phillips, Jack Frazier, David

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