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Kautsky | Five Meets Chicago

Big George Mikan Is Chief Worry

The Chicago Gears, who handed the Indianapolis Kautskys one of their three defeats at the Butler field house this season, come here tomorrow night for the initial playoff game of the National Basketball league. = The opponents. were decided in the final night of regular league action when Rochester overpowered the Gears, 75-55, and Oshkosh cap-

tured the Western division title by|

edging Anderson, 55-52, Indianapolis finished ip second position, one game behind the AllStars, while the Gears dropped to fourth through the defeat. Chicago encountered midseason

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difficulty over the contract of big George Mikan, the ex-DePaul. star, and went into a protracted slump.’

The signing of Bob McDermott as!

player-coach and the ironing out of the trouble with Mikan got the Gears back on the winning path! to gain the playoff spot. | ‘Mikan garnered 26 points against’ the Kautskys when the Gears won in Indianapolis and hell be a big

problem for Arnold Risen and Bill.

Closs to handle in tomorrow night's assignment. McDermott's long shooting is something else for Indianapolis to worry about, The clubs also will meet on Thurs-

day night, then activity will switch |

to Chicago in the series with dates yet to be fixed. In the other Western division | playoff game, Oshkosh will meet the Redskins at Sheboygan. Eastern division contests will have Syracuse at Rochester and Toledo at Ft. Ft. Wayne.

KAUTSKY PROBLEM—Stopping towering George Mikan will be tha chief problem of the

Indianapolis Kautskys tomorrow night at the field house when they meet the Chicago Gears if the first National Basketball league playoff game. Mikan scored 26 points against Indianapolis in his last appearance here,

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Washington high school will re{vive baseball after a 13-year lapse and has scheduled 13 games for the season. _ Frank Luzar will coach the Continentals on the diamond and will be assisted by Rowland Jones. A total of 34 candidates reported for the first workout. Washington's first game is scheduled against | Southport April 15 on the Cardinal ‘diamond.

Pro Basketball

NATIONAL LEAGUE (Final Standing) Western Division , W L Pct. Pts,

RESULTS SATURDAY

Oshkosh 55, Anderson 52. Rochester 75, Chicago 55. Ft. Wayne 56, Tri-Cities 50,

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Indians Tackle Rochester Nine

LEESBURG, Fla, March 17— The Indianapolis Indians were to meet the Rochester Red Wings of the International league here today—weather permitting.

It was necessary to use the old “weather permitting” bromide because rail threatened during the

% (early hours of the day and the

playing field was none. too good yesterday. At any rate, Rochester is No. 1 on the Tribe's exhibition schedule, which calls for 15 games in Florida and two at Indianapolis.

The action In Florida will he againgt big minor league clubs, Rochester, Chattanooga, Columbus, Toledo, Syracuse and Minneapolis. This calls for the Redskins to meet rivals In their own American association, the International league and the Southern association.

‘Two On Home Grounds

But the two games at Indianapolis, S8dfurday. and Sunday, April 12 and 13, will be against major leaguers, the popular Cincinnati Reds.

Despite the slow footing on Leesburg’s sandy diamond yesterday, Manager Jimmy Bro¥n sent the Indians. through an abbreviated intra-club game to make up for the time lost on Saturday, when ft rained and kept the pastimers indoors, In addition to the practice tilt, Brown also sent the Tribesters through a complete routine drill, and the boys were on the field three and one-half hours. In the flve-inning game, the “Turners,” helped by smart pitching by Glen Fletcher, one of the few .seasoned hurlers in camp, de-

feated the “Polands,” 3 to 1.

Rookie Fielder Stars

Fletcher worked three innings and allowed only one hit. Another standout was rookie outfielder Ted Beard, who lined out a double and uncorked two great throws that retired runners. In the game with Rochester this afternoon, Brown planned to use four pitchers, all rookies, Russ Needham, Bob Haas, Dick Piatnek and Jodie Howington. Haas and Howington are southpaws. Only veteran players to be used today were Roy Weatherly, outfielder, slated for center fleld, and Chuck Workman, slated for right field. Earl Turner, up from Evansville in the Three-I league, was assigned as starting catcher. New additions in training camp today were Hank Gornicki, pitcher, down from the Pittsburgh Pirates: Ben Guintini, outfielder, from the

yeir's Indians (second appearance.)

Oshkosh .° ... 38 16 .636 2544 INDIANAPOLIS . 27 17 .614 2503 2337 Sheboygan . .. 26 18 .501 2400 2339 Chicago ......... 26 18 .591 2568 238% Anderson ........ 24 20 .546 2628. 2571| Detroit . 4 40 000 2138 Ee 1 Eastern Division Rochester 31 13 .706 2678 Pi. Wayne ...... 25 19 568 2465 2447 Syracuse ........ 21 23 477 2581 2442 | Toledo -.......::. 31 23 477 2540 2599 Tri-Cities ........ 19 25 .431 2160 2279 Youngstown. ..... 12 32 .273 2355 2643

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2420 Umphed yesterday in quarter-finals

play in the Achdiocesan basketball tourney. All games were played at |

Cathedral high school gym. Indianapolis winners were st. | Catherine's, Holy Trinity and our | Lady of Lourdes. downed St. Andrew's of Richmond, 23-15, in the Cadet division; Holy Trinity defeated St.

nunciation of Brazil, 49-20, in the Senior class. Other tourney scores:

Bedford 8t. Vincent's 16, Madison 8t, Mary's 15; Tell City St. Paul's 28, Bates ville 8t. Louis 20; New Albany Holy Trinity 48, Terre Haute Sacred Heart 9, in the Cagdet division. Milhousen Immaculate Conception 25, Tell City St. ark's 17; Ne Catholic Y ominunity Center 25, Connersville 8t. Gabriel's 17, in the Senior class. The semi-finals and the finals are

to be played at Cathedral next Sunday.

Pacific Coast league via the Pirates, and George Woods, pitcher, of last

By BERNARD HARMON Defending champions in the team events of both the women’s and men’s annual state bowling tournaments faced the maples over the week-end in defense of their titles. One was successful, one. was not. Old Crown. Ale & Beer of Ft. Wayne, failed to surpass its 2782 that won it the 1946 women's championship, but its 864, 886, 913— as 2663 was 201 pins better than the runnerup in this year's meet and placed them in the present leadership.

MEN'S TOURNAMENT

TEAM EVENTS (Championship) Bowes Sealfast Home" train

More-Stevenson (Anderson) ......... 233

jAlderso Neiner-Winterhoft i ARS Yanan 1219 ShoPD-Millhollin a amend) 1216

-Cortas (Blkhatt) Save ntairaes 1213 8 Bill Fulton Jr. ngianabolis) vresnay 692 N. Kendall (New Castle) . 689 Roy Stauffer (North Manchester) , . 685 V. Austin (Anderson) ............... . 683 G. Luedeman (Pty Wayne) .......... 670

ALL-EVENTS Earl Winterhoff (Hammond) .,..... Harold. Murphy (Decatur) ....,..... 1 Bob BSusemichael (Indpls.)........... 1 N. Banderson {Hatunond) “rgues vies 850 Joe Pritcheté (Indpls.). . 1844

WOMEN’S TOURNAMENT

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CLASS A TEAM EVENT Old Crown Ale & Beer (Ft. Wayne) 3661 Cass Roma Restaurant (Gary).. 2562 CR Way Transfer (La Porte) 2425 Degler's Bowlmore (Latayette). 23717 Budweiser Beer (Ft. 2364 CLASS B EAN EVENT

Goodman Jester (Madison) 2283 Rich Funeral Home (Kokomo). 2282 Dietzen's Corntopper (Kokomo) .. . . 2363 Stafford Shoe on (Terre Haute) 2249

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Ft. Wayne Team Grabs Leadership In Women's State Bowling Meet

Anita Rump set the pace for the leaders in their Saturday night appearance with a 561 and then followed through in her Sabbath tries with outstanding series in both doubles and singles events. Miss Rump and her partner, Hilda Hockemeyer, assembled a 1065 in their three games to take second place in the Class A doubles, the Kokomo combination of Peggy Hawkins and Martha Boen continued to hold the lead with 1111, However, Miss Rump turned in.

State Pin Tourney Leaders

Ohio Valley (Madison) ........co0uues Globe-American’ (Kokom BASS A DOUBLES

119 Peggy Hawkins Martha Boen- {Ko-

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Thelma. Jones-Alta Jones (Kokomo)... 801 Helen pg: Dat AMEJIS LX (Kokomo) . 765

Anita Rump (Ft. Wayne) Victoria Gauthier jouly) Er ma Beard (Ft. Wayne). 50 Louise Johnson (Gary) ' Genevieve Day (Evansville) cenennnn 544 CLASS B SINGLES Jerry Barry (Gary) ransihenssve (BO Evalena Cook (Evansville) these rrnne 519 Odella Jones (Marion) ..........e%. 514 Margaret Patnell (crown Point) . 495 ASS C SINGLES Marie Paviicer (Mish; No. esenves 470 Ruth Deer adianape BY srernenress 458 June Boden (Madison) .. .........., 44 CLASS A ALL- EVENTS ’ Anita Rump (Pt. Wayne) .......... 1702 Candance Miller (Ft. Wayne 9) sueeis 1507 Loretta Smith (Lafayette) ........... 1596 Emma Beard (Ft. Wayne “ean pi 1583 Helen Shoemaker (Gar vor 1564 | CLASS B AL EVENTS Evalena Cook (Evansville) ......... 1610 Betty Burnett (Gary) - ........c00000 1542 Edna Stuart {Evahiviie) Kensevanas 1447 Marge Denny iu Ll RT, 1438 o ALL-EVENTS Wilma To i (Kokomo) ...... 1250 | Vera ‘oster (Gary) ............ie4s 1248 Anna Mae Ressler (Kokomo) ...... 1245}

the top series in the singles as she rolled 163, 182, 234-579 for the leadership. Combined with her outstanding team events and doubles series, she had 1702 over the ninegame route, another top position in Class A competition. The best Cook's Goldblume, defending: team champions in the men's meet, could do at the West, Side Center was a 2014 series, that was far out of the.top five, | However, Bowes Sealfast, afother star Indianapolis aggregation,

posted the best total since 1942, to.

take over the lead in the five-man event. With Fonnie Snyder connecting for. 662, John Fehr for 653, Larry Fox for 634, Don Johnson for 586 and Johnny Murphy for 584, the

Conkle Funeral Home (Indianapolis) HH Calumet Bowl (Hammond) "7." 30d Hilda E Hockieyer-Aniia Rump’ (PM. . |Sealrasts turned in 1046, 1046, 1027 'oxworthy rd (Indianapolis) ..... 3008 A \ Solataire Beverage Ea ls). | 2990 Fonda Shook. Bess Cox (Ft. Wayne). 1003 —3119. TEAM EVENT (Local Boosters) . |Lens King-Maybelle Walsh ard he Conkle Funeral Home assumed 8.W ‘gomtnwn 1. oesl Booster 2886 | Candance™ Ruma Bead (Mh, LOUMEE FAVE .viusnisenrsvvsnnees 2883) Wayne) CLASS 'B DOUBLE oe the runnerup spot on 1014, 1029, Bendix "or. III 3990 Edna Kaiser-Margaret Darnell orown 1018-4053. * CaFl Hatin Javed: ne Dalton’s Tavern ........... BTA3 amr yy qu e former leadTEAM EVENT (Visiiing Beosiers) ol Resclike-Bifora Bowman (Crown 1028 ers, Calumet Bowl of Hammond, Ambassador Lanes (Gary) .......... 2820 Ph iis a kiewicez-Hazél McFall : Blondie's Cafe (Ft. Wayne) |... 2780 o ge | dropped to third place in he weeksasser SRAWRKA) ... ....... 00. nn ett - Gertrude Hentz Gamble Store (Greensburg) ........ 2784 By *Burneii ‘Gertrude Hentzell qj end shuffle. . Snack & Beer pounkiin) reamed OLAS 8 © DOUBLES In the minor events at. Pritehetts . Radecki-Antonowtez (South Bend). 1387 Wands ingarmas Ann Ressler (Ko- 4sy| Hunt-O'Grady’s, no, changes were

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