Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 March 1947 — Page 10

Ticket Is Available

»: Competing ' Schools

For Every Pupil in

Southport ‘Delivery Boys’ Come Through With Goods. in Sectional’s. Tight Spots

nd and Arup. ‘the floor- striving. Tor. points +t... for it’s points which pay off in ‘dollars and cents . .. It is rumored ‘ that one of the Indianapolis tracks will try to get some eastern pilots here this year, and if this comes about it’s a certainty that Ted Tappett will ‘be invited Heavy

TIMES ALL TOURNEY SELECTIONS

Donald West, Warren Central .....: WSyevis eso «Forward Earl Stegemoller, Ben Davis RI LX J.i4 + Forward Patrick Fitzgerald, Cathedral ...i...oovverinaees .Forward Reginald Cross, Crispus Attucks ves irevns hes Forward James Curry, Warren Central .....cooniveiiss 1% Center, Kenneth Bridges, Southport .... aCe Carl Epler, Southport ieee tenn saaiane Guard Harvey Craig, Lawrence Contra.» serena sansa Ouded William Bastian, Broad Ripple . vas ans Guard. | Robert Wade, Shortridge .....ccooairirnernanns Guard

money is being put into Hd > racers. for the 1947 outdoor season ~1t is. said $6000 is the average! cost of a midget . . but may go as high: as $12,000 . . depending on the type of motor and addéd- features! . + . Primarily, the midget speed, fans are there with the expectation |

of sitting In on a smashup . the skids and crackups do occur occasionally. : ®, 2 8 LOCAL OPENING DATES... | According to the gossip picked up |€ in Indianapolis motor race circles, | the outdoor season here will open at the W. 16th st. midget track located across from the 500-mile | track . . . It is said the dates will be Saturday and Sunday May 3 and 4, offering a big week-end of | speed, on Saturday night and *

.w %. ® 2 BiG CITY BLUES... . East side, | west side, and all around-the town

ball boys have been reduced to the] role of spectators in the state tournament as i the-county country boys carry on. . . . The country boys had too much muscle and stamina for the Big Town lads in the sectional. 5 . Well, now's the time for the townies to catch up on muscle . . by shoveling snow. = 2 »

- “SONG OF THE SOUTHPORT.

: Sam Willaman was head- football coach at Ohio State when Stuart Holcomb. Purdue’s new grid chief, starred for the Bucks in

< 1929-30-31 . . . George Hauser, Min- | nesota’s present lirié coach, served! Ohio State in the same capacity under Willaman now coaching at: Miami of "Ohio, | der Willaman and Hauser| on the same team with . This connection could a shift of Gillman from

"3 Mat Melees On Tap at Armory

Three likely action-producers have been lined up for the weekly wiestling show of the Hercules A. C. to-| morrow night at the Armory. The! opening bout sends “Whitey Wahlberg, Columbus, O, ‘against Billy! ~ ‘Brooks, Hartford, Conn., and is for ‘one fall, The semi-windup, also for one fall, ‘8 a return between Duke Keomuka. _ a Japanese-American “from Hawaii, "and Rene La Belle, Toronto. Rene annexed a close one in their meeting. The aggressive Young Bull Mois tana, Los Angeles, meets an Arniory favorite in the main -go when he opposes ‘Manuel Cortez, New York. Cortez is undefeated here in three ~ gtarts. Tt ia two falls. ono “three.

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[SEAT coveRs

the Indianapolis regional crown

team play. and said that the ticket supply

adequate so that every student ithe four schools would be able to,

purchase one.

the youngsters from the) | 4000. Fortville, the Cards’ opponents, ever, and {in the first game next Saturday, is Post road forged in front, 34-31. | taking the full 2379 allotted to that) |school with the 154 enrollment.

winner at ‘Anderson, is taking the minute stretch.

_ the Indianapolis high school basket- |, available at Tech this week. £11 Broy: c

"| Control shifted the meet to Butler

"and The Times is proud to have had |

backers had just cause to be proud

{next encounter. were the next hurdle and the lads)

from the northeast corner of the county had a terrific height ad-

buckets” were Coach Fred

first ¢

. By BOB STRANAHAN iy : S posi ssoctiongl champions, gnd the three other contenders for| ome nn gs today were assured of plenty of vocal upport in next Saturday's meet at Butler.

Every youngster able to.beg or borrow a buck-sixty will see his

Athletic ‘Director Charles P. Dagwell of Tech, tourney supervisor, |

WAS ~ mpm in| lend of the first period,

12-10, but]

| the Rockets into a 23-18 halftime 1-champ, is leadership. Superior height told for |

s sectiona Southport, a requested Warren in the third session, how-

ntitled to 5214 and has

| student mana er, Then they proceeded to outscore Dale, ae

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| Jim Drew and Bill MacDougall fired| they won the\|ndianapolis sectional tournament. Team members are (front row, left to right) Carl Epler, Leon oer Kenny Bridges, Don Gustin, Ray\ Bertram, Dick Miner (rear row, left to right), student manager; Ken Wheeler, Don Buck, Dave Yount, Marvin Christie and Claude

HAIL THE CHAMPS — Here are the Southport Cardi a ahd their spoils after

In front\i

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But Hoosier Ice Fans

Bad breaks, including injuries, ill

battle for a post-season playoft be waning days.

boys, with three: games remaining at home and two on the road. Called upon for an ordeal of tour | games in five nights, and tree of| the tilts on enemy ice, injury-rid-! dled Hoosier icers weré no match! for the league .leading Cleveland | Barons out at the Coliseum last night and the visitors won, 5 to 2, Along with the injuries, the Caps! were tired. They played in Spring-| & field, Mass, Saturday night and| spent more than 17 hours on the! train. On the other hand, the! Barons had the advantage of a!

home Saturday. The ' Indians beat the Caps at | Springfield, 6 to 2, and the Caps only broke even on Lhe journey, winning at Providente, and tying at New Haven, As a result of the week- end ac~ (tion in the ‘league, the Hoosier puck 8 | chasers were shoved into fourth Iplace ‘in the western division, one | point behind third-place Buffalo, jtwo behind second-place Pittsburgh

oach Jewell Young.

Dale Karstedt,

| the Rockets by two points as the Pendleton, not - such - a ~ surprise clubs went down the final eight-

ull quota of 2697 assigned to that

chool's. 214 list. ; Clayton, winner of the Hendricks

Yes, it truly was a “kid carnival” and deftly managed: ‘all the way.

AT INDIANAPOLIS Southport 39, Warren Central 35,

Sunday afternoon . . . It also is hin and the Dan- The fouls seemed numerous to this AT ANDERSON reported that the W. 16th st. PCy champions Dd to 2198 bench-warmer, but at least the Pendleton 13, Suises B. track nder. nage- | Ville oh : od : TIC ment, I Ye Ted am A regional ducats but is accepting only | whistler ier Sassen Covington 3, ten 2. 5 / | Tickets > ’ : 108 Tanager; Beading Jor other aici 0) muted grt after- Spencerville 38, Garreit 29. fields in the same sport. | were- to be distri Sectional Summaries AT AURORA

| noon. t Schools Bread Ripple (43) Warren Cen. (18) ANT TE Purchase at Schoo 1g 1t pt 1g 1t pt AT B McDougall! 3 2 3 West! 5 4 3 Napoleom 37, Osgood 78. Dagwell said that some 1500 will we $3 Jee 3413 » grin I 3 1 1liDeerc 3 1 4 ’ i i : - - Bedford 40, Shawswick. 30. | pasteboards must be acquired BAS i 4 Rodewald.g i ° 3 " AT BLUFFTON through- the schools as there is no, Bruceg Rh sin 3.1 0 Chester Center 38; Ossian 36. public sale. | Totals 18 718 Totals 19 10 13 AT BOONVILLE Thus, the regional as’ well as the! —Score by Periods— Boonville 43, Lynnville 43. ival” [Warren Centra 12 6 16 14-48 AT BOSWELL 1, will be 3 “kid carn SHions d ible Toad Ripple 10 13 8 13-43 giterbein 35, Boswell 31. of sport. This was made POSS Pree Throws Missed — McDougall 2. AT BRAZIL {when the IL H S.A. A. ‘Board of Drews 3, Bastian, West 2, Curry 3, Deer,

Cory 38, Clay City 25. AT CANNELTON Tell City 38, Dale: 2% AT CLINTON

Rodewald 2 Hen Cfliciais—John Walker and John Magrom tHe 4800-seat Anderson gym, nabosco

Lawrence Cen. 33) Southport (37)

Warren Cen. (33) AT FT. BRANCH

, Deer 2, West 1 Officials—Eskew and Walker, .

[Elkhart 30, Bauge Township 28. AT GREENSBURG | North Vernon 38, Clarksburg 24. , AT GREENCASTLE Greencastle 37, Bainbridge 36,

3 Lawrence Central's big Bears

Hockey Statistics

But when Bridges faltered. other

indeed timely when Keesling's = charges

Third Period Scorir 1g ~~ Thurier (Goldup, Walton) Pe

dna. i: Pro Basketball

Then at night agaist the War-| . cleveland 5, INDIANAPOLIS 2. TUR uae als

riors, it was another mighty mite | Bt aia 8, Juss 4 Rochester 63, Sytacuse 54. ji fw y {who was the: delivery boy-—Leon. BR. yen 8, ii ila elphia 1, Oshkosh Hl jugstoys 55, ienzeér, He swished: 17 points|” Springfield’. Prov idence 1 Tonigh!--Oshkosh vs. Tri-Cities at Mo-

[through the meshes, most of them SATURDAY SCORES line; Youngstown at Anderson.

BLE. £1 gt rl Clinton 3%. Tangier 1 wt urgi that move just a’ g inton . Salute the Cardinals. . a part b ging Babe? 01 33 AT CRAWFORDSVILLE E14 They made it the hard way, first pea 2 tarting into the week's {ehroedert 9 1 0 20 Crawfordsville 38, Ladoga 4. i over Shortridge, the pre- -sectional ” Belore Starting ns, teams took E: Younes 3! 133 AT CONNERSVILLE B ; favorite, to "aw the bead on j7n DEAVY Piackice Sessions, today. The Crate 43 3 0-2 Everton 38, Liberty i. y e easy s ‘O’Boy.ie.g 0 0 4 33 AT DANVILLE title; then Ben Davis, Law things on t Central on is Cc Lawnge tisual pep sessions were in order at ; 0 20 Clason 4h. Fittshore 32 formidabl en a the schools, but. coaches themselves oats 11 11 16 Totals 14 916 AT DECATUR 13 al en, a Adin the were thinking forward to the next —8core by Periods— Monroe 38, Kirkland 29. £ heights of stardom, after four tor- tate tourney elimina- Soutbport Tio Te rE NSYILLE E } ¥id battles, . : Now's the time Slap in the 83 lawrence Ceniral 3.24 6.12 Evansville Central 32, Evansiille Bosse 51. 1 : 3 tion, Free Throws Missed=—Young 4. Brown MLAN 3 for city and county basketball ud- © Pond of Cards 1 PSper Erien yg TIRE AT FARMLAND : : dicts to get behind Jewell Young's Schroeder Spartanburg 48, Winchester 44 (overiime Cards and pull them np another Coach Jewell Young of the 2 icials—John Magnabosco and Phil N : Ar FLORA hoi : 35, i 6. step in hpraviond Bysieria. Sardinals and a host of .Southport Soutsport (39) Flora 35, Delphi 6

ft pf g 1. pt 1, Ft. 36. HOLCOMB WELL COACHED fr tne prowess of their team. The Genats t ¢ 5 3 West. #15 Princeton 0 Jean Wo f 1 J. Curry, 2 52 aa Cards won their first stows Sines) Bertram. : i Ji Deere 3 2 : Ft. Wayne Seuth Side *i. Fi. Wayne Cenory a er.g on.g * tral Catholic 17. 1939 and their third in his Gusting. 3 3 1Rodewaidg © 0 3 ral Cat phie FOE were up against heavy odds all christieg © 1 0 1sSmithg Fo ar ae any Ral — — a — sville hy olfax i ithe way. i heavily: Totals. "13 13 15/ ‘Totals 14 716 AT FRANKLIN They Tere xp sgalis Fi Bt =-Scors by Peyiaige 3 | Franklin 39, Clark Township 29. ortriage Southport TCR 0 12 10-39 Sg they had to. meet dead- Warren Central Mis Se n » Lae Gary Emerson on eT on 29. i i ee Tows & enzer . ert- . Sid Gillman, |, arch-rival, Ben Davis, in the ram 3, Curry 5, Bridges 3, Hon 1, Smith AT GOSHEN

: . vo 3 AT GREENFIELD to Purdue as ° assistant vantage’ over the Cards. The same Getelond 3) 5 Inliinapelis on Ferivilie 43. Greenfield 21. lr, " was true in the title game against; Davidson L D i : CE 3 Nr a ed Rt SEPARATES = THE HOMER ‘he game Warren Central snipers, PRTout ve rrve c” SiiEy East Fitieags Washlagion Samm nd 37. KINGS . ... Manager Billy Her- °Ut Southport had the equipment Taek i Ww, PARE Portland 33. Hartford City 32. man of the Pittsburgh Pirates (© come through. All this In Spite: & Spares Thurier. Walton AT HUNTINGTON divided his spring. training squad ©0f the fact that Kenny Brides SD aL agha “burns, “Gagne AND Huntington 98, Lancaster 29, down in the Miami Beach camp their star, missed most of last wee Indianapolis Spares -- Licari. Sim : AT JASPER /° to nmake it easier to handle in Of School because of the flu and Kenneds, Simon. Dotan. ; Wochs, Wheat we 36. Huntingburg 2%. ! "practice . . . One squad has the ‘nursed a painful charleyhorse “5 ob th Ot COCO ad Ramon AY JEFFERSONVILLE field exclusively for two ho through the semi-final and final ycveien. Ah Neurenvills 4, Silter Creek. 2. : ] urs, lain — Score by Periods— : | AT KENDALLVILLE the other takes over after a 30- cncounters. Cleveland 2° 3 1.5 Kendallville 38. Wolcottville 34, minute intermission . . . But Others Deliver INDIANAPOLIS 0 1 1-3 AT KOKOMO

1%.

Herman was careful to keep his Holora Food Seong] , Clexeiang Kokomo 31, Union Township 34. home run champs apart willing Cards were able to deliver Thurier (Walton, Carse) 16352. Penaity JT LarAvcTiY Hank Greenberg and Ralph (he goods red PE gnc 5, Cleseian Lalayeite Le et nadeiane 3 : Second r $ \R— vel : Kiner .”, . They're on different Against. Lawrence Central Satur- Burns (Lavoie, - Davidson), 7 In- sich City 40. Clinten Tewnshi shifts Hank won ‘the A . Y tw dianapolis;, Licari (Simpson, Bw ich). |“ Hehigan ity 46, Bien. Lewnsnlp ! +++ Han on e Amer- day afternoon, for example, It Was 5 sg. "5 Cleveland, Carset Holota, Les. AT LEBANON iean league homer crown last jjtt]e Marvin Christie who warmed ro aa 58 ih Penalties —_ Dewsbury Zionsville 51, Thorntown. 44, ‘ year and Kiner annexed the hon- up. to the extent of 13 points bury (high-sticking). Holeta (high-stick- « AT LINTON | ors in the National, against the Bears. Two of these Ra ry (tharging), Douglas Linton 68. Jasonville 39.

? anapolis, - Millar (Simpson. Licari) were battling grimly to pull in SEnalies Podoisky (roughing), Burns NATIONAL LEAGUE command during “the tight final Western Division period. Ay Oshko 24 Te 6319196 2060 , © AM pi N ; “Hd 196 2 Scuthport led at the end of the | ie AN LEAGUE INDIANAPOLIS. 247 15 615 2088 2050 fi 4 7-5. a at in haif | estern Division Sheboygan .. 22 15 504 1933 1064 irst perio and a e .W L TPts.. G 0G Chicago .. 24 18.571 2409. 2141 by 10-13 margik. But Don young geet 3 TR GET 8 U8 ER 2 8 ,o +4 3 {and Marion Jessup led a 14-point|Bufralo 32 15 10 74 234 158) Eastern ‘Division : third’ period “drive :for the Bears|L {RDIANAPOLIS 30 16 13 73-264 187 Rochester 27 13 ,875 24090 2334 |8t. Lou 15731 12 42 190 260 Ft. Wayne .24 16 600 2309 2197 while the Cards were able to count | Eastern Division | Toledo : 20 21 483 2358 2308 tl jonly 11. So Christie's baskets were Hershey 33 1510 18 240 153 |virente- is 22 dos 1933 2087 indeed valuable when South rt | Springfield 30 2 10 53 185 206) Youngstown 12°28 .300 2165 2505 POI iNew Haven. 20°20 10 50 181 outscored Lawrence by: a single] Providence 1.20 30 "9749 201 2%, C RESULTS YESTERDAY poin} in the final period, 7-6. | Philadelphia 4 50 6 14 179. 388 Fr Wane 0) on 2 RESULTS LAST NIGHT { Sheboygan 63, Syracuse 61.

AT LOGANSPORT

Results of Final Games in Sectionals

oringper 33, Young America 42, s N AT MADISON Madison’ 08, Central 31.

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Marion 59. ieflersen Towanhip ” ARTINSVILLE Ellettsville 43, artinsville 36,

AT MONTICELLO

Menon 53, Round Grove AT MUNCIE Muncie Burris 40, Reyerten 33. AT NEW CASTLE

Spiceland 39. Knightstown %5. AT NOBLESVILLE,

Tipton “45, Noblesville 40. AT NORTH MANCHESTER

North Manchester 36, Chester Township 34 (double overtime).

AT PAOLIY Marengo 37,

Springfield 8

on one-handed pushes from the Hershey 10 PrN AP OLIS : corners and o J - of| Pittsburgh 14, 8t. Louis 4 and on the ail end { . Cleveland 2, Buffalo 2 (tie). (devastating fast breaks as the| Philadelphia 5. New Haven 5 (tie), {Cards won, 39-35. | ; NEXT . GAMES

Thi g Tomorrow .. Night. a. Providence. at St | s was_a.close gne ‘and the ; I a diosa. at8 oi Pree Estimates—E,

» (Cards found (he Warriors Just we dnesday--Pittsburgh at ‘Cleveland: St, about "their toughest assignment |Louis at Buffalo, Springfield at Hershey. | > ‘MERRILL & MCKINNEY

{until Genzer fired them into ‘a safe TRursdey-Buttalo. a NDIANAFOLIE ;

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Rockets Defeated

, ‘Warren earned: the final berth in a 48-43 triumph over Broad Ripple, last of the Indianapolis representafives in ‘the. tourney. It was Don West ind Jim” Curry who shot the Warriors to victory in this one with 29 points between them, . Warren's tan Warriors. led at =

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‘and five behind first place CleveHand. Only three teams in each division qualify for the playoffs. A rest probably will help a lot, [ However. Coach Tommy Ivan's pasners are idle until Thursday when {they take on. the hard-riding Buf{falo Bisons here. But the Hoosiers! {will have to invade Pittsburgh Saturday to face the Hornets. Next

AT RENSSEL AER Rennselaer 53, Morocco 50. AT RICHMOND

Riehsiond 52. Hagueistany 38,

"UAT RUSHVILLE Arlington 56, Rushville 55. AT SEYMOUR Brownstown 43. : AT SHELBYVILLE : Shelbyville 36, Franklin Township (Marion SON dates:

| Seymour 49, {dence at the Coliseum.

The Caps’ remaining regular sea- | county) 28. | i AT SOUTH BEND +Seuth Bend Central 34, Madisen Town: ship 33.

At Home -- Buffalo; March 6; Providence, March 9 and Cleveland, March 16 (the finale). AT SULLIVAN ° | -On the Road—At Shelburn 32, New Lebanen 23. {March 8, and at Hershey, March 15. AT TERRE HAUTE { But the Capitals’ followers ars

short. haul; - since - they. played Ah... ito get out in front early in the {first period but it was no soap. The locals [cage and even

{Sunday's game here calls for Provi-'

Pittsburgh, | -

| With Only Five Games To Go, the Caps are Barely Hanging On

Are Still

Pulling; Week-End Jolts Hurt

By EDDIE ASH, Times Sports Editor

ness and a poorly arranged schedule,

have put the Indianapolis hockey Caps in a precarious. position in the rth as He regular season hits the

Although there still is time to stage a finishing splurge and reach the coveted series dividends, the schedule is Junning out on the home

HOCKEY INCIDENTS’ Any sports presentation, amateur or professional, staged in the Hoosier state this year, usually has one or more “incidents.” . At last night's hockey game at the Coliseum, an irate fan whe couldn't “take it” when the Caps’ Les Douglas was penalized, heaved chair on the Ice. And after tha game, another fan “blew his top” and used Referee Walton Russell's kisser as a target for a drippy Ice: cream cone.

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bombarded the Cleveland: twa shots, which

looked like the payoff, failed: Cleve

{land Goalie John Bowyer was too tough and he also had some as-

sistance from the. breaks of the

(game as the Caps barely missed

picking up. short scor ing passes, The Barons took charge after the Cap burst that fell short and wete ahead, 2 to 0, at the end of the first

period. The Barons made it. 3 to 0.

early in the- second period before the Hoosier for one tally. But. slammed a fourth counter in late in the period and that sewed it up although the rivals” got one goal apiece in the final session. The Caps played without the | services of Dan Summers, who was

“11, and Ed Nicholson and Rod Mors {rison, who were out with injuries, {Hugh Millaz, also was ill but went iinto action to help in the emerge

ency. Both Summers and Millar

| were resting in a hospital today.

Cap Scoring

Terre Haute Garfield 64, Terre Haule G A Pts o Ars Wiley 35. {loyal and are hanging on trying to Simpson . 42 31 19:Morrison .. 1 25 i AT VINCENNES. |root the home boys home. A crowd |Douglas ..31 51 72 Summers . 8 io 10 vi 34, Bicknell 17 f Liear . «19 28 4T'Nicholson . 4 10 14 %_| Yilleennes ie A of 9228 turned out here last night | woeny : 9 u a Podoliky fis s 13 despite inclement weather and |Bukovich .1F 39 Suthier 4 : $ 22 31 Burdette “.. 4 8 12 Duitver Lake 3%, Wariaw 34. hazardous driving conditions. | iaiesi 18 11 29Dewsbury “6. 1 7 \ «AT WASHINGTON i d h + | Wiest, 14 13 27Kennedy ..3 3 § Washingten Catholic 42, Shoals 49. The Cups made one huge effort lati: 15 12 278imon ....1 4 § \ \ 3 o

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Special Bince tonigl a Purdue hon son tickets ar be honored. A the team and from Lafayett Although tl posedly is ni and Purdue | planking this there to Butle Minnesota 85, and India 48 ot 41, int which affecte third confere: seated Purdue, igan overpows 59 to 41, and ; og ' league games.

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Bowling Green 6 Indisha 48, inc Indiana Central | Jowa 51. Purdue Notre Dame 56,

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