Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 March 1947 — Page 23

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Indianapolis - Seeks 18th Butler Triumph

PROBABLE STARTERS

MN. Wayne Indianapolis Atmitrong Cera 7 Porward ei... Kifer owe

Tipoff —8:30 p. m,

Ft. Wayne's flery Zollners will be the opposition tonight as the Indianapolis Kautskys play their finall National Basketball league game of | the home season at tHe. Butler field - house starting at 8:30 o'clock. The Kautskys will be gunning for their 18th home triumph in 21 starts while revenge will be uppermost in| the minds of the visitors. The Zoll- | ners recall that they were handed thelr most humiliating defeats in the 85-39 spanking administered, here earlier this season to.the three times ‘worlds champions. 4 ’ In Second Place Pt. Wayne has lost all opportunity to- defend the Eastern division championship, but the Zollners have sewed up the runner-up spot in a whirlwind finish directed by Manager Carl Bennett who replaced Bob McDermott as coach. If Indianapolis is to remain in contention for the Western division crown, the Kautskys must win tonight and from Anderson in the regular season's windup on Thursday. There is considerable deubl

‘bert will permit John Pelkington to center was engaged in an altercation

with a referee during the Sunday game with the Chicago Gears.

-30 lead.

UEsDAY, MARCH 1, 1947

Roamaive Play

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HOLD IT THIS WAY — Leo Downin left, Indianapolis indians rookie sachs from Boulder City, Nev., listens while Profs on the ‘art of receiving the horsehide in the big mitt. Picture was taken at the Hoosiers spring training camp in Leesburg, Fla. The Tribe management is sending a flock of youngsters through the paces and the veteran Riddle is Manager Jimmy Brown's | first assistant in the coaching department.

play tonight since the Fr. Wayne Independent Nine

The Kempler Radio Co. Is to

sponsor an independent baseball

The Indianapolis club : registered | team this year and dates are wanta 50-45 triumph over the Jeeps at|ed with city and state nines. Ad‘Toledo last night, pulling away inidress Leon E. Kempler, 2050 N. e last half after holding only a Delaware st.

The following players are request-

Tall Arnold Risen tallied 22/ed to contact Manager Kempler at points against the Jeeps and Leo WAbash 0275 (evenings): Gene Klier 11. Moore, Joe Keck, Jiggs Seal,

Pro Basketball

Charles Hill, Bob Adler, Ben Lady, Lee Lady, Babe Lawrie, Bob Logan,

NATIONAL LEAGUE n Joe Lease, Art Cook, Joe Butler, Western Division Wendell Pryor, Slo Yonavich

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oP 859 368 31 3101 and Jerry Steiner. First practice

will be held at an early date.

Oshk INDIANA Sheboygan i 2267 mn Chicago .......... ‘ 2513 2314] Anderson 3 2010 2455 Detrolt ceovsvasen Rochester 2557 2307 PL. Wayne ...... 2454 2330 ledo ..... 20 2634 Tri-Cities : 2110 2224 | Syracuse A439 2395 2304) Youngstown ese 13 81 279° 2311 3508

INDIANAPOLIS 58, Toledo 48. Rochester 60, Syracuse 54. Anderson 72, Detroit 51. NEXT GAMES Tonight. Wayne at INDIANAPOLIS, | Sheboygan at Youngstown: Oshkosh at Rochester; | Syracuse at Detroit.

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Brown Steps Up Training. Pace In Indians’ Camp

| LEESBURG, ‘Fla, March ,11.— He has to direct both squads with | This is the second week in spring! {time off only for a light lunch. |

‘training camp for the Indianapolis sD Sente, oe Jerarast infielder aa . rom the s Browns, Indians’ “first squad” and the bal- ,aijeq to check in and it was an- | {terymen were joined yesterday by nounced that he is a holdout, He |inflelders and outfielders. | spent most of the 1946 season with! i However, the guess is that most Toledo and his record was Just «of the infielders and outfielders on| average, ‘hand now won't be around when| Outfielder Roy Weatherly is. in {the American association bell rings camp but his status Js undecided. for the start of the new champion- The Indians sold hi to Seattle

ship campaign. |after the 1946 season and he refused ¥ | The bulk of the Indians’ strength to accept Ranier terms. He was s Fy 7. Fy y 4 y 4 fy 4 . 7 4 7, ”. ” : is still to come—late in March,| turned back to Indianapolis, al- ¢

when the Pittsburgh Pirates, who though it is said the Tribe manageare in training at Miami Beach, ment is not banking too heavily on Midget Race Drivers Whe Know

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