Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 March 1947 — Page 27

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Hockey Battle

Buffalo Has Been A Warm Rival

. By EDDIE ASH * ‘Pimes Sports Editor Determined to keep their slim post-season playoff hopes alive, the Indianapolis hockey Caps will face off with the Buffalo Bisons out at the Coliseum tonight.

Buffalo fs. the American league's

defending champion and has been a tough customer for the Caps to handle this year. In games to date between the pair, the record stands three victories for the Bisons, two for the Caps and two deadlocks. Inf the scores were 1-1, 3-3, snd two Bison triumphs, 5-3 and 8-1. In Indian 5, Buffalo won, 3-1, and the Oaps won, 6-5 and 63. test will be the

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SOUTH BEND, Ind. March 8 (U. P.) ~The Notre Dame basketball team overwhelmed the St. Louis Billikens here last night, 65 to 43, {before 4000 to register its 10th victory against four defeats “for- the season. John Brennan, freshman center from.Bedford, played in little more than half of the game, but paced |both teams in scoring with 18 points. Ed Macauley scored 14 for St. Louis. Nojpe Dame assumed 14 to 6 lead at the end of the first eight minutes of the contest, and at the 15-minuté mark of the first half bolstered the “margin to 31°'to 10. {Goach. Ed Krause’s high scoring cagers left the floor at the intermission with a .33-t0-16 advantage. With 16 men seeing action in the" second half, Guards Leo Barnhorst and Kevin O'Shes spearheaded a Notre Dame drive that extended the margin to 51 to 29 midway in the final stanza. Notre Dame reserves 100k over and ran the count

Hoffman Chosen Most Valuable LAPAYETTE, Ind, March 6 (U. P).~Paul Hoffman, highest fouryear scorer in Big Nine basketball history, today held a new honor

‘most valueable player on Purdue's

1946-47 quintet. Coach Mel Taube also awarded nine other letters last night. They

went to Myrwin (Red) Anderson, Bill Berberian, Andy Butchke, Bill Ertel, Bill Lodge, Bob Miller, Dean Trump, Hddie Ehler, Max Biggs, Bill Butterfield and Julius Ritler,

Purdue Adds Race

To Relays Program LAFAYETTE, Ind, March 6 (U. P). — A 240-yard shuttle hurdle relay race has heen added to the program of events for the fifth annual Purdue Relays March 22, Coach Dave Rankin said the relay would be open to both univirsity and college teams, and that Ohio State foursome thet recently

set a new American indoor record of 2.7 seconds Yor the event,

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