Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 February 1947 — Page 9

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' backstroke race.

. men's 440-yard free style and Doro-

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‘Tt was apparent today that Coach Bud Sawin of the Riviers-club has & couple more. young swimming stars in tow. Seventeen -yedr-old Jean Lutyens won the 220-yard women's free ‘style and the 100-yard women's back stroke, while 12-year-old Sue Schaffner took first places in the 100-yard free style for girls and the 220-yard. free style as the Riviera swimmers won six of -11 events in the club's first annual winter swim« ming championships. «Purdue's team of women and male swimmers accounted for three other first places... Jeanne Wilson won . the. 100-yard breast stroke while Roy Heidke was the winner in a similar test for men and Ray Bchakel took the men's 100-yard

Tom Gastineau of I. U. took the

thy Schwartz of Kenosha (Wis. Youth foundation was the 100-yard freestyle winner.

83 Grid P Prospects

Report at DePauw

GREENCASTLE, Ind, Feb, 24.— Coach Robert Nipper has welcomed 88 candidates for spring football practice at DePauw university. ‘Coach Nipper will stress funda-

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Ivan's 's ors Bounce Back By Slaughtering Flyers

Licari Leads 10-1 Stride as Caps Shate Second; Hit Road for 3 Games By EDDIE ASH, Times Sports Editor

' The Indianapolis Caps are sharing second place again Pittsburgh in the American Hockey league's western although the Hornets hold an edge in games But in points they are even at 70 and only

division rece, 31 to points behind the

leading Oleveland Barons, who, incidentally, share the league's over-all

lead with Hershey of the eastern division at 78

Pressing the Caps, Hornets and Barons, of course, are the tenacious Buffalo Bisons at 69 points. In other words, only four points separate the first four clubs in the western division, and only "three teams fromh each division qualify for the post-season playoffs. All indications point to the same torrid race right down to the March 16 finish in regular season competition. + Three-Game Trip After slaughtering the St. Louis Flyers here last night, 10 to 1, before 9396 cash patrons, the Caps will be idle until Wednesday when they open a_three-game road trip in Providence. On Thursday, the Hoosier icers play in New Haven, and on Saturday in Springfield, before flying home to battle Cleveland here next Sunday I'he Caps have five more tilts on the road and four remaining on the home ice, Tommy Ivan's Hoosiers took full

mentals for the first week or so.

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carl turned the “hat trick’ by scoring three goals, and Oliff Simpson registered two oo an and three as sists to remain in the running - the league's top scoring honors, Licarl also got one assist last night. Other busy Caps were Bob Wiest with three assists and Nelson Podolsky with two goals, Tee Off in Second The Hoosiers led at the end of | the first period, 2 to 1, and then teed off in the sécond stanza with four goals and repeated the four.

goal splurge in the final session.

The Flyers tallied a “quickie” goal just as the game got under way, making it in 31 seconds, after which they faded gradually and then were outclassed as the Hoosiers made it a one-sided affair beginning in the second period. Strange as it may seem, the lowly Flyers, who were eliminated from a

plece in the standings. | Penalties

Cap Scoring fees a 4m 4 Me Period ndiangpots, i ha 1h y Gender); E3008" 1 Bukevieh 18 i 3 ‘8 3 ihe . \ Ligar HE {llar i i abury : i Hb (high —— Miruert. (ho Scisist 1b 10 3 i t |, Third, Period Soorih iPr In Indianapolis, rablaky Ward, 2 . ia 8, the Flyers, last night and.fattened Lioart ( pon orton) ie lin their “batting averages.” Tony ILi- Ppliiaba ri (Morrison), 18:11.

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bai spot early last week, turned on Buffalo Saturday night and won, 3 to 2, in St. Louis, much to the delight of the Osps, Who were fdle. The Caps dont play St. Louis again this season but the Hoosiers made a lot of hay at the Flyers’ expense in 10 clashes, chalking up 14 points on five victories and four ties. Best the Show Me boys got

on one victory and the four dead-

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES = Fiocky Summary and Standings

in the 10 skirmishes were six points|.

Li Columbus Takes

AAU Cage Crown

The Columbus Oecos held the 1947 Indiana Amateur Athletic Union basketball title today. The Cecos breezed to victories in the semi-finals and finals after ing Indianapolis Ace Electric, 38a quarter-final contest. ms the championship battle, Columbus tripped Ft. Wayne Moose, 42-28, after brushing aside the Kokomo All-Stars, 50-42. Other scores in yesterday’s- closing games of a three-day tournament involving 22 teams were: Pt. Wayne Moose 50, Pt. Wayne Eagles 38; Decatur Moose 57, Lafayette Termites 45 Kokomo All-Stars 56, Burlington 4M.

Semi-finals—PMt. - Wayne 40, Decatur Moose 33.

Pirate Outflelder

PITTSBURGH, Feb. 24 (U.P) .— The Pittsburgh Pirates announced today the signing of outfielder Waldron Westlake, who was pur-|, chased from the Oakland, Cal, club of the Pacific Coast league. Westlake played in 136 games last season and had batting average of

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division. of the league for a week-end. : The Hoosiers pulled into the top spot. on the strength of their 50-54

Indianapolis scorer with 13, e Kautskys return to Butler's '|friendlier court tomorrow night against the Detroit Gems.

Butler Schedules 10 Track Meets

Dr. Frank H. Gorman, head of the Butler university faculty athletic committee, today released a 10-meet track schedule for the Bulldog runners. Coach. Galvin (Johnny)

in the Purdue relays, little state, Mid-American and Central collegiate meets. Walker has had his charges work-

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Patrons of Indianapolis Railways are asking...

“Is the deficit referred to on the Car Cards

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Heres the answer.

While patrons have been paying 8's cents, the deficit incurred by your transit company in 1946, is based on the 6": cents fare.

Here’s why: In granting the temporary injunction .which permitted the Company to collect 8% cents, the court directed that the difference between 6% and 8% cents be “impounded,” placed in escrow, so to speak. Hence your Company could enter on its records, as usable income, only the sum involving the 6% cents fare. The courts have yet to decide if the Company is entitled to the higher rate. If the decision is favorable to the Company, the impounded money will be placed at its disposal and the deficit will be overcome. If, however, the impounded funds are returned to the

'Company’s patrons, who are now accumulating coupons,

the Company will have finally to absorb the deficit

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stantial loss during 1947 and until relief is accorded it: Despite this condition, and a doubtful financial future; your Transit Company proposes to continue its efforts

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