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. big minors. . . . . But when he got to the Chicago Cubs the pitchers stopped him. . . . He hit for high averages in ue 7 i Pacific Cosas -% Low Novikoff ,.. ue the Texas Jeague and the American association and was heralded as . Surge eague slugger. . . . re el i The Cubs decided there was still hope and returned to the big minors and again

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which will decide the 1947 titlist. It could—and probably will—be final four ever has ruled in the past and this year's crop of Giants’ are definite underdogs against the tall Purple Eagles of Terre Haute Garfield in the first game at 1:15 o'clock. Neither East Chicago Washington nor Shelbyville, who tangle in the second afternoon encounter, ever has won the championship.

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Washington Installed as Co-Favorites

By BOB STRANAHAN Four high school basketball teams come to town tomorrow and one Corning's

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COLUMBUS, O., March 21 (U, P). ~The whole population of Corning, 0, is going to Columbus today to wateh its high - school basketball team play in the state tournament leaving behind them a ‘deserted village and a problem for the

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Through the Years

The parade of champions and! runners-up in the state high school basketball tourney through vast years: : \ 1911—-Crawfordsville 24, Lebanon 17. 1913-—Lebanon 51, Franklin 11. 1913--Wingate 15; South Bend I4 . 1914—Wingate 36, Anderson 8. 1915—-Thorntown 33, Montmorenci 10

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We War Rocky, Say Zales Pilots

MEMPHIS, Tenn., March 21 (U. P.).—Tonight. is the night that Tony Zale and Rocky Graziano were to have staged their return bout in New York's Madison Square garden, and Zale's managers are still hoping the two can be signed for a fight “dnywhere, any time.” Middleweight Champion Zale kept in shape last night by belting out Tommy Charles of Terre Haute, Ind, at 1:42 of the fotirth round of their scheduled 10-round nontitle bout here. A crowd of 4000 saw the titleholder wear down Charles with body punches and then put him away with a ripping right hand to the head. After the bout, Zale's co-manager, Art Winch, told newsmen that the Gary, Ind, boxer would continue to fight non-title bouts until “they get Rocky for us—anywhere, anytime—just so it's Rocky.”

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did make good: im. tHe MATS.» - rulers of schoolboy basketball ranks | 1910 Bloomington A Yatayette 15. Paris 70 Beardstown n. He just couldn't find the right I ,/will be described. to listeners over. 1930—Frankiin if, Latayette 13. Pekin 34 Ma alles’ 41. Two ¥Y. M. C. A. basketball league mula to solve ubvoalls Sop Hite 23 Indiana radio stations. J anklin Terre Haute Garfield Rewanse 56, East Rockford 53. ° titles will be decided at the Y. M. od es Te : oe ed now he's all; ; Tickets for the finals are all sold, v n cle Oentral 18.!Pingkneyville Hh eas roa M C..A. gym this evening. gave up on h i als ; : : of course. There were tales of do Pr ankfort 30. | Ohio’ “A” Tourney Ben Davis Vets will meet Planhe way uae the Sh EE arte GARFIELD PURPLE EAGLES —Front row (left to right]: Art Blakely, Jay |ogers of as high as $50 a pair, but| A ‘i Middletown 36, Ashtabula 31 (semi-final ation Bar-B-Q at 7:30 for the , * * i i ra “mn ¢ " a EE ta.. Center, Bob Skitt, Ray Swift and Ted Locke. Rear, Don Herman, Ronald Bland, |it was hard to pin down any of 1 vow nox "PuBB50% @ (vont Lincoln. Chiropractic” Galiege. wi He got to play against his old | team-| Gordon Neff, Clyde Lovellette and Ben Kiburis. a aly re £ hig A is Centra 31 "ru LouLEaEs meet Lain Prafting College for the mates Angeles BER | s ® = and another letter organization) i |Holy Crass 35, Navy $1, \ THy-OM Tuesday night. league championand got one hit in two times at bat. nn Org Ji, Qreencastle 4. |New York City College 70, W ship. } known as the FBI have seen to that. 36, Indianapolis Tech [77 TYR ib ege v isconsin 56. p - 8 v.82 L * u 19 ——— ts ott i —————— Z . THE HARD LIFE . . . Billy Ka S Near Th R val R ters Principals Cautious 1938—Anderson 2, Jierveville 3 il . Herman a learning early about Ine RKivais oSstel Emon IO, TL da ee OPEN AN ACCOUNT AT LEON S mms the headaches shocks that : | GARFIELD PURPLE EAGLES association has placed the tickets| 1938—Ft. Wayne South Side J4, Ham- 7 baseball manager must bear up ly in the hands of school prin-|™30Se—¥ Coach—Willard Kehrt Colors—Purple and White only in the hands of school prin-| 1030—Frankfort 36, Prankiin 22 nice. 10 3 faone with She 0 No. cipals, who've been very cautious i3t=Hiiness, fi El Michay dll : St. Louis Browns the other uh 'P. W. Player Pos. Hgt. Wgt Class inthesale. And the Federal Bureau 143 Washington M, Muncie | Bursis 1 . wo i Fietles Saline ane The Indianapolis Kautskys seem-| , , po 4 Bland forward 6-3 180 Senior Of Investigation stands ready to| isg—Evanville Bowe. 3.’ Kokomo 3s runs, ingly were on their last legs in the clamp down on any operator who 1945—Evansville Bosse 46. South Bend led the bases in the sixth with 5 4 Jay Center forward 6 160 Senior, ley 36. fil National Basketball league play-off ‘9 6-9 215 Junior | risks selling the prized, pasteboards' 1946—Anderson 67, Ft. Wayne Central two down . . . and the Pirate run- |... today’ with Chicago. |16 : Ciyae Lovellette center Mn ond Tan le oe he ” I 0 eS ner on first was caught NSPBIRE | Approximately 10000 fans saw the 11 1g Gordon Nef? ° guard 62 170 Senior| Three of the four squads were Neling the M.. y I a Hoosiers drop a 69-61 decision i 1 é¢ Don Herman center 8-3 170 Senjor|due in town today. Only Shelby- their best, however, when the pres- ’ . murder the powerful Gears at the Butler uri 6-2 185 Senior|Ville’s team will stay at home to-|Sure was the greatest and probably 2 = = {10 7 Ben Kiburis guard - fieldhouse last night. { i night and make the short trip into rank as the entry most likely to i DOUBLE GOOSE EGGS ... The ryys followed Tuesday's "4-72 3 5 Sri Bletey sus > iv Sertioe the capital, for tomorrow after- cause an upset. Shelbyville. too, . Pittsburgh Hornets of the Amer-|, ;i.cieq verdict—still to be ruled) ¢ § Gene Locke . forward 6 170 Soph. | ; |has a great pivot star in dusky CHOOSE YOURS FROM YEAR-ROUND jean Hockey league played three ;, py Commissioner Ward Lam- % Bill Garrett ang the second game FABRICS NOW ARRIVING AT LEON'S scoreless ties the pest, egiiar S€a- pert .— and left Indianapolis two . MARION GIANTS Trester Award looms as a great individual duel be- O son .. a record for the 100D . . . gown in the three-out-of-five se- Coach—Woodrow Weir Colors—Purple and Gold (tween him and Ragelis. ur most expert TAILORS fashion your clothes from One was with Cleveland, two With jo; play now shifts to the Gears| yy, uae » Watching closely the play of | All have had their anxious mo- the fabri to FIT f ye id Buff "he Homels scored Re a ; the boys in tomorrow's final |ments along the tourney trail which e fabrics you choose to your individual measure- ¢ shutouts in the 64- y ro. 1 »'-G. Pages Pot Hgt. Wet. Class | oo vetball session at the fleid- | ts. LEON TAILORING not onl eigh game cam- pe played in Cicero, TL, on Sun- 0 pee Sorward . 185 Senior| po at the fleld- |started on Feb. 26 with 781 teams men not only assures you of paign The Hornets, who fin-| gay night. - a 1 3 use will be members of the |in the field. : BETTERFIT but also assures you of BETTER STYLING ished third in the western Chicago needs only to win that % 38 Don Gugel forward 6 70 Junlor| podvq of Control of the THSAA | Marion had a 15-11 game with . 3 1s and nudged Indianapolis out of the ne to eliminate the Hoosiers. 4 65 Bill Earhart center #3 I Senior headed by E. C. Boyd of Clinton. a stubborn Swaysee team in the and LONGER WEAR. Yet the cost is no more than playoff, lost five games to leading Fans Turn Out |13 o Dick Weagley guard ¥ nu ] > Senior It is their duty to pick the player |sectional and then got by Kokomo good ready-to-wear clothes. DON'T FORGET ., , , Se os ee ne| Pans turned out in droves tin - Ram James Rad sn Mn I ss, manta attitude or lin the regional by only a two-point | LEON'S have made GOOD hand-tailored clothes for rt .; r E - ur ester a h try " place Indianapolis beat Cleveland night for expected fireworks after(99 78 Arthur Brown center 62 175 Junior] * qpis honors the memory of the H Ga ik wis i by Indianapoli¢ MEN and WOMEN FOR MORE THAN four times, lost three and tied one. Tuesday's wild affair. The game; 77 95 Roger Wickham guard 6 175 Senior founding commissioner of the ur- | I 33 YEARS! progressed smoothly, however, and 18 55 Ba guard 5-7 135 Soph. hag Ellettsville after Lovellette had left HANES BORG sli. RiGHE 8 an “incident” os toes 157 0 oh ean Orv 0° TO Soh | Meier ie Ginger ot Vin, {Lhe game on fouls and felt lucky to = lescape with a one-point tri : « » Hank Greenberg's spring ex- |, = ey ee ine ek E. CHICAGO WASHINGTON SENATORS i Jans ok over giter MF. | Shelbyville had oh ] Is a fat One, o¢ his toe Cigt - Studkoviie, Sissaly 2s: Caseh—Jahnnie Baratts Colomselfaresn and Wii Gimbel's death and that of Mr. | pare in ie Iacr oog Out Lawrence- YOUR CREDIT IS G00D at LEON'S homers the fence at the bo he They; . No, : Trester. There was no provision we game » Sem Ft. Lauderdale, called the fouls closely and had the W. R. Player Pos. Het. Wgb' Class | 0. ui, wil of Mr. Gimbel for [30M and East Chicago’s tough ; ' ai I. 1 Fa, park at the oon ae control at all ti len 5 Stapancic n S11 338" Senior : Bin tests came in the sectional finals No Red Tape—No Additional Costs—No Delay Kiner, the Pirsies other homme | O7IY 8 the outset was Indian-is3 33 Ea Rages forward 62 10 Junior] "This is the only individua |AShDst Hammond an with South : » : ’ apolis in front, then it was tied gg 66 Ra lis 6-3 180 Senior ! t week's tourrun king, is having trouble in the : wo) ¥ Rage center : medal given in the entire tourney ou wear our ¢ 3 at 42-42 midway in the third) 44 Dave Br 10 145 Senior ney. * grapefruit league, but finally | [44 ve Brenmaa. guard 5 and was won last year by Robert | . . period. But the Gears moved away 50 Senior But they all escaped, and one will “parked” ome yesterday {9 88 George Savanovich guard 5-8 1 Cripe of Flora. A championship | : + = = © after that and capitalized on virtu-| 5 \ ‘escape tomorrow. That team will Greenberg says he “feels a {00 00 John Kolina guard 5-8 140 Senlor|“ trophy and re to the | . home run season coming en” ang |V], *VeIY Kautsky mistake. 11 11 Randy Bass Comer. 61 165 Junor| wingieg jeam aad smaer awads (Te IE A A's empire until an- MEN ONLY IF YOU NEED CLOTHES hopes to belt at’ 50 for his Big George Mikan, who fouled 77 77 Andy Spencer forward 5-11 145 Senior| t5 the runners-up other March and another king is .= new club. . . . In his younger days, {mo aol. Lo oe, teamed With 55 55 © Ben’ Dix forward 5-10 155 Junior : | crowned. FOR EASTER . . . WE SUGGEST THAT Hank once hi Tues: Hala to Hie the Chitagoans/y; 2 Bill Morris guard 5-8 140 Junior YOU SEE OUR READY-TO.PUT.ON CLOTHES t 58 for Detroit, into a 23-13 lead in the first 10 : Coach Frank Barn noon’s e. es 1 t : : 3 : ’ , QUARTER ATK & INGS. . |minutes of play. SHELBYVILLE GOLDEN BEARS - said 3 rama team will be brought | Mystery Wrestler Alterations will be made in our own tailor shop withJohnny. Lujsek, Nove Dame, and Trail at Halt Coach—Frank Barnes. Colors—Gold and Black. in private cars and will time the ,. . out delay. These suits, slacks, extra trousers and topArnold Tucker th 'g! All Indianapolis hands had a part: No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt. Class arrival to be only a few minutes Is Comin Back + in number ut we m v , Army, the nation’s ; ; coats are not great in number . . . e may have ace quarterbacks last fall, stole the {in trimming this margin during the | 5—Everett Burwell Forward 5-9 148 Junior before the opening game. . Stop in owl show in Pittsburgh the other night Second period, but the Kautskys' 4—Emerson Johnson Forward 5-8 130 Senior All are expected to be at full, Having won his first two bouts your size. Op in Tomorrow: from among a banner array of All- still trailed by seven points when! 6—Marshall Murray Center 6-2 160 Senior strength for the title series. Shelby-| without being presséd, the “Mystery OPEN SATURD AYS UNTIL 8 p M American football stars, coaches, they went to the locker rooms for| 9—William Garrett Center 6-2 170 Senior ville's Loren Hemingway is nursing Man,” a masked wrestler, will seek ! + WL /humorists, two U. S. senators and a | the rest period. | T—Loren Hemingway Guard 6-2 178 Senior a leg Injury which isn't to keép No. 3 on the Armory mat card next OPEN OTHER DAYS 8 A.M. TO P.M /' governor, . .. Lujack named Tucker, With Mikan on the bench loaded 8—William Breedlove Forward 6 150 Junior him out of action and Marion's Ar- | Tuesday night. « M. M. “ the best quarterback he has ever) With fouls, tall Arnold Risen was| 3—Don Robinson Forward 5-9 155 Junior thur Brown is licking a siege of in-| Opposition will be furnished by seen or played against, and Tucker, 8t his best in the third session and|10—Willima Breck Guard 5-9 150 Senior fluenza, but is certified to play. front line wrestler in Salvator Bal- 0 4 : Ye He Bn i pre os i TS BR IE en OM3 20 meow se mien ws) [eon Tailoring Co, Ine nny. - n ambers enter . i ; ie . |deadlock. But Mikan came back Cy. a .’n" ah a Ja Lusiaapolls 1 well| ory Man” has defeated Whitey | hey ’ FIGURES AND FATE. . . . In into action and got away for five Sern Wahlberg and Gil LaCross. . 1940, pg (quick pdints. With Bob Mi - the rivals and their chénces. Two rugged and aggressi tyl chaplain, the 'Clabinmatl [ott slso. chiming in, the Gears Season Records Terre Haute Garfield and East|o ‘co DERSL IOC CRERSHR THE 230 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE ‘Reds won 41 regular season games |MOVed into a 53-47 lead at this! MARION {° GARFIELD EAST CHICAGO | sHELBYvig |Chicago Washington are installed | . ot. The action will be by Buddy! 3 : : VF he A games: | int, rR | 38—Greentown 33| 41—Clinton 3 7-Bdison =~ 32] 37—Pranklin 11las co-favorites and the Purple| x nox. Tulsa, and Young Bull Mon- |} In the Middle of the First Bloct ". . . Last year the Reds lost 41 | Both McDermott and Mikan| i Logansport 29|S0—T. H. Wiley 38| 55— Valparaiso 34| 56—connersvinle 23| Eagles from Vigo county are shou: tana, Los Angeles. Montana is a “Fine Tailoring for Men and Women for -games by one run and finished fouled out in the final quarter but| Foren, 4) s—Crawtrdville 30) 3—Ham Catholic 31|48—Muncie Cent. 33/ing for a record. They hope 10 De) gry 01555 rough and tumble mat-| : » “sixth. . . . With the mediocre | G€Orge Ratkovicz proved a capable | 58—Peru 38| s3—Linton 33| 36—Bmerson 35 39—Lafayette 41 the first unbeaten team in. the 37-| po; while Knox usually goes in for More Than 33 Years “material at his -command, new |TéPlacement for the former DePaul] Jo norma” 30 | Si_Robmson (lll) 46 | 1—Lew Wallace 40| 16—Snoriridge 34| Year history of the tourney to 80) gyi) ang speed. | Manager Johnny Neun is unlike- {star and sniped seven vital points | 57—FPrankfort 28 52—Valparaiso 35| 67—Ham. Clark 30| 35—Pranklin ~ 28/through the season and meet UN-| oo to Bb ~~ | 48~Muncie Cent. 81 | 57—Vincennes 39| 40—Ham. Tech 39 447. H. Garfleld 52| qofeated — ly to finish better than that sixth jo Beak the 1zle Raulsky fesiste Ene aT » ame 24 So Startinavile 41 “Th odds makers have made Gar- | rung: ' . —T. H. 4 - : : ® = = NRitaAgs was remarkably accurate NN hate 28 MB Creek ® $7—Totlesion = : 1 4S Rushvile : 31 eld = ions on favorite over : HARDWOOD HYSTERIA. . . . at the charity stripe and’ missed | 35 satls ‘pec 33 | Coyohm rourney—s |4I—Jdasper 48 J—greemsbire = 3|Marion in the first game, then}, . * ; . i Jo adiangpolis will be fre only one of 18 free chances. 33-Munels Burris as 47—Pontanet a | eerbmaviile + 48—Indpls. Howe 2 ih that het i be an even Shales s i ‘s + ime fo : ‘In a basketball frenzy tomorrow,| e. summary: ° oe este . 50—Concannor 34 | _ ara nes. et at ni ht if against East st Chicag Lk ] oe © © 6 06 0° oo oo 0 : we @hatapout the siiuation Tn Cham-| Tndisndvells = |" Citags or [575 pears |Our, 3 40] 3 Gresssbuty 18 Washingtou: Sal SEAIDYVIIIE RS boro Conc oa a ia Jet ve ont fos nie paign, Ill, yesterday and last night? | gj, 1 & tpt 5 18'p™ 15—Swayzee |, 11 | 36—Linton %6 | 40—LaPorte 33 4—Connersville = 3tgiGeesstull ih upsetting ‘the Benatork, ho i a————rTy ; vie 5 + . All first round games (eight) |Doerner,z 1 } Hebe 33 Emon 7|Si—Spemcer | 3 ne sctional.- ay jo| Garfield will be a four-point fa-| ‘ in the Illinois high school 16-team | poreicy : 8 3 $afitan & ne 3 3 —Reglonal— 66—T. H. State 44 Wheeler a 53 Waldron . 24) vorite over the Golden Bears at| H Pp finals tourney were played in a| Andres, g 41 ((Triptow. § © 3:3 1] 30. Mochstr 4 h-¥. boy €2 {8—Wniting n Pra 2 night. The Terre Haute five won a Single day, te fru starting at 10 Dibtz. & 3 re 2 1 UN aswitea~ j-TE Wey » —~Reglonal— —Regional— _ |season game from Shelbyville by a A m.; the eighth at 9:45 p.m. . , , Calloxay,e 0 0 lPatrick.g 1 2 3/30 pr W 8. Side 33| 5 TE" 34] 43—Mich. City 281 44—Madison 3852-44 margin. None of the other | Today's schedule called for four ' 8 1 1 lSsukals, g Ro 2 9 40—Muncie Burris 32 43 Ellettsuille 47 51 Sanetovs a 42 Be Rorh yusuen 23| rival teams have met befOre. i games, and tomorrow's four, in-| Totals 23 15 14) Totals 26 17 20 emifinale. , oh. # Not Underrated eludin, third- -, by Period 64—8helburn : 56—Logansport 32] 483—Clinton 39 ' . - 1 g a third-place consolation. INDIANAPOLIS ....... 3 Ww i “ti - 43—Evans. Cent. 38| oe Cent, 38 44—Lawrenceburg 37 Popestars ares undefrating It's time to shop and compare! aves sais 16-89 . Woody eir’s e Marion PM . Pres throws missed—Ratkovics, Risen 3, | J} : ‘ Boosters to Honor Only Levinson can give you values : : hich pulled through the tough Y give you Strauss Schaefer, Andres. Officials—8pike Garnish Bars A din i whic] e Says— ae Cathedral Cagers Bungie Sem) rial i well” like these! Genuine fur felts for Pro Basketball The Boosters club of Cathedral |pejght to cope with six-foot, nine- iin, : fbi NATIONAL LEAGUE PLAYOFFS high school will honor. membets of | jnch Clyde Lovellette and the other spring in a variety oT brims~——narrow, « (Best-in-Five-Series) -. the 1946-47 varsity and reserve Garfield big boys. ‘ : . Weslern Duisiin >| basketball ‘teams next Tuesday 8t| East Chicago Washington is de- medium, or wide—in a wide range : é CHIOAED: .....ovieneii.s 20 143 M3 By UNITED. PRESS Buckley's restaurant in Cumber- |gcribed by upstate writers as the : M ORD ots trees +1 1B 4 Hemhers hustling sears who| land, lwo ot of of colors. Mellow or standard Aa INDIANAPOLIS. © 0 2 133 143|COnYeEr e American hockey | Reservations for Boosters club |i} wo 5 Asn ; oe the Calumet.” The northern pow- = Pt. Wayne Eastern Division > [league race into a romp, stuck to members and those interested in ler is built around Ray Ragelis, a4 weights. : Rochester nl § 13 og the same pattern in the Playolis Cathedral - athletics can bé made (tall and high-scoring center, ‘but! . Syracuse ... een ] 128 131 today as they Shalked up mets by calling’ President High Quill, |hds sufficient team strength to ———" ehteng RESULTS LAST NIGHT Oe : Ory 9 Over BL. 2245 before Sunday. figure a favorite over Shelbyville. $ : : : . Wayne 54, Toledo Si rw The Golden Bears have been at G The HODGEMAN Ft. Wayne 54, Toledo 31. - Hershey's three goals in the open- | . , . - : BRiGifoN FBbing Shirts: | 2RUSE'SS, Stbasa dh ing stanza last night decided tne EX-Big Leaguer Dies re ” : in a “dead grass” color— Tonight—8hebovgan at Oshkosh, contest, Frank Mario, Herbie Cain| CHAMBERSBURG, Pa. March} ig » : Is weather protection—plus! Kosh Syracuse onioShebovgan at Oshsland Gino Rozzini accounted for |21 (U. ®).—Private funeral services ; : SHOP OUR aioe te | amples — the Bear tallies. Hershey requires wi be held here for = : ; . WINDOWS : . Fe only two more victories to eliminate |Harry (Mike) | , former |[ER - 2 * » . . t weight, water- : . Buffalo kept pace with Hershey died at his home yesterday from > —r a range of sizes— In N. Cc. A. A. Play by trouncing Springfield for the * ine that began last Thanks-|es WHEEL ) “og . a OMPARE d straight time. - This. Bisons giving . He was 63. y hs tap to match 3.75. hy YORE, March 21 (U, P.).— Sapon gag} at Buffalo thanks ey, awa 0 ° Ye y e of New Y : : ¢ ’ ; : a Cross, both speed tees "0d HOLY largely to a five-goal outburst in'On the Ice Y Hatt \ b Speed teams, survived |the second period. Lanky Paul I ¥ our riarier ... of |today'for the eastern regional N.|Mundrick of the winners fashjoned| AMERICAN LEAGUE PLAYOFF. : o C. A. A. basketball ‘championship | three of the eight tallies. rick . (BEST OF ) ‘ (} g > a Sains lomo FIO Dligt - | (Pittsburgh evened its series with. V4 . a ; : | speed semi- |New Haven by taking'a 6 to 3 deci- ad : é son at Pittsburgh, The Ramblers TRIE ww

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