Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 March 1947 — Page 18

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ALL CHAMPIONS — ALL SMILES — Wide grins are indicative of Shelbyville joy after the Golden Bears won the Indiana high school basketball championship. Pictured here (front row, left to right) are Louis Bower, Donald Burwell, William Breck, Emerson Johnson, Donald Robinson; (rear row, left to right) Marshall Murray, Donald Chambers, William Breedlove, Assistant Coach Arthur Barnett, Coach Frank Barnes, William Garrett and Loren Hemingway. ei : :

SPoRTS ROUNDUP

By EDDIE ASH

HE'S DUE AGAIN. . Walker/the season . , . The offspring of Cooper, who lsed to rate tops as a the immortal George Sisler had two eatcher when he teamed with his strikes on him at the start becatise pitching brother, Mort, on the St. of pre-season comparisons fo his ~¥ouis Cardinals, wins the No. 1 illustrious father . . . But Dick is backstop post with the New York'game ... Playing in only 83 games, Giants this year he batted .260 . . . In training camp more or less bythe other day, Sisler said, “I'm not default . . .'scared and nervous any more and . Hard: ~ hitting I believe I can win a regular job Ernie Lombardi] with the shamps this year” . He

is on his last! is a strapping, 6-foot 2- inch 25legs and the year-old and is a native of the rest of the New Mound City.

York receivers T & @» dont Lure a MOUND HOPEFULS... The | Juche Erautt brothers have put the |

regulars...

Cooper was a dismal flop in -1948 and he’s

W. Cooper

striving mightily in spring training to land on that big league come-

back trail . . . and Manager Mel Ott thinks the big fellow is des-| tined to make the grade again. Outside of Monte Kennedy, who! won only nine times in 1946, the Giants have ‘named Bill - Voiselle,

family name in big league base- | ball. . . . Joe is a pitching hope- | ful with the Detroit Tigers at their Lakeland, Fla, camp and -Ed is with the Cincianati Reds at Tampa, Fla. . . . It is said that

| Manager Johnny Neun thinks Ed can’t miss making the major grade, this year or next.

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Dave Koslo and Bob Carpenter as mound starters. . . . Between them, the trio won 24 games last season and now theyre all a year older. . . Ott is placing a great deal of | faith in newcomers Earl McGowan: and Bill Ayres, who won a combined 43 games in the Southern association last year. . . . But the Giants finished last in 1946 and| s = = are unlikely to get out of the sec-: HE LIKES 146 . . . Outfielder Jim ond division. Russell of the Pittsburgh Pirates 4 8 = has played four seasons and has ACE IS SIDELINED. ... Come. played in 146 games in three of opening day, it is not a sure thing the four. ... And he'll. be on hand that the St. Louis Cardinals’ 1946 again this year but maybe not #8 world series infield will be intact. an evéry day performer. He's} , . +» .» Whitey Kurowski, star third in competition with Hank Green- | sacker, has not played an inning |berg, Ralph Kiner, Wally Westlake in any spring games to date. and Culley Rikard. . .. Gene WoodHis throwing arm is lame. . .'. |ling, Frank Kalin and Al Gionfriddo Manager Eddie Dyer is readying |also are around.

GUNNING FOR 200 . . . Rumors emanating in the East say Joe Di-| Maggio's injured heel may not keep| ihim out of the New York lineup opening day. . . . Bucky Walters, Reds’ veteran right-hander, needs 10 more victories to reach the 200 mark in the majors.

NO STRINGS ATTACHED —The traditional nets are snipped down for the winners after Shelbyville won the state basketball championship. William Breck does the job.

Shelbyville Celebrates First State Crown

: Times Special The Kiwanis club is to be host to; SHELBYVILLE, Ind., March 24.— |the Bears tomorrow night, then the Shelbyville was all prepared today [Elks club on Wednesday. The to give the Golden Bears a cham- Lions will entertain ‘team pion’s acclaim, coaches next Monday night.

four players to bid for the post, | tn a he sys BX wm 4| A community banquet for later » i L S Vernal Jones, Joffre Cross and HOOSIER WITH DODGERS . . .|visitors. went a bit wild Saturday on also was being discussed, but no Tommy Glaviano, rookies, and definite date had been set. vin Dusak rve outfielder | HaYTy Taylor, the western Indiana night after the final game in which bing iy U3 Tere native, is considered one of the Shelbyville defeated Terre Haute] The team Was accompanied to with the ii Ag, Year. brightest pitching prospects in the Garfield for Rs first state cham-| the final series at Indianapolis by Sk 3 Brooklyn training camp. . He|pionship. .But the “official”. wel- Some 800 fans—all that were able to EXPERTS EAT CROW Fea Tastels served a three-year hitch in the coming of the team and coaches get tickets—but others kept ears Was no horn tootin’ in Hoosterland | 4p gpg fought in the Pacific.... was arranged for this afternoon at | tuned to the radio and had a head-

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Devils beat the champions.”

Golden Bears didn't believe back in December that Garfleld was an eight-point better team, even though this was the verdict when they met in a rather flery session at Shelbyville. So they hoped for another chance to prove it, and. it came at the most dramatic of times—the state finals. It came after the unbeaten Purple Eagles. had vanquished Marion by a 598-50 margin for their 31st consecutive triumph and were bidding to become the only team in Indiana high school basketball history to go through the season and tourney unbeatén. It came after the underdog Golden Bears had overpowered a fheavily favored East Chicago Washington team to gain that final tilt, 54-46.

Sound Strategy

Coach Frank Baines gave his tossers a sound strategy for the title game, and they followed instructions. Barnes knew he couldn't match the Purple Eagles in height so it would be necessary for his Golden Bears to out-shoot them, pop away at every good opportunity and try to open up, the Garfield defense around the basket. Little Emerson . Johnson, the

Right Time

*Shooting Strategy Proves Sound as Bears Outtire Terre Haute i :

By BOB STRANAHAN TheS were saying with pride at Shortridge today:

n State Finals

“Well, the Blue

, The same could be said of Terre Haute Garfield. But not Saturday "night when Shelbyville’s Golden Bears rolled to a record-shattering 68-58 triumph over the Purple Eagles. If- ever a team kept a date with destiny it was Shelbyville.

The

TIMES ALL.-TOURNEY Hemingway, Shelbyville ....f R. Ragelis, E. Chi.covsssenssf Bland, Garfield .....evuess.f Garrett, Shelbyville +..vvee.c Lovellette, Garfield +.vsues.c Johnson, Shelbyville +.vive1g Weagley, Marion ...cee000g

ball out of bounds on options when Garfield fouled trying to get. the leather, and then sent Don Chambers under for the gamé's final two points,

Shooting Averages ~

Shelbyville held quarter leads of 14-8, 33-26, and 51-45: attesting to the Bears’ mastery. And the shooting artistry of the Barnes boys was downright phenomenal. Shelbyville made 30 of 65 attempts from the fleld for a mark ol 461. Garfleld, hot in the afternoon against the Giants, cooled considerably at night and wound up with 19 from the fleld in 79 flings for .240.

The Eagles trailed only for a few

mighty little scoring mite, was the

fire. guard sniped 11 fleld goals in 18 attempts to gradually break Gar- | fleld's defense. And when Purple | Eagle defenders went out to tag]

pivot specialties for 21 points.

performance against the Senators! in the afternoon and gave him a new individual scoring record of 91 points for the last four games of! the tournament to eclipse .John| Wilson of Anderson by six.

Sad Blow to Eagles

The setback was a crushing blow | to Coach Willard Kehrt and his! Garfield lads, who held high hopes! jof making Hoosier history in te final series. But they just couldn't cope with | the Bruin firepower. Only twice | during the sizzling final period did| it seem. that the Purple Eagles| might be bale to pull even with] Shelbyville. T h'e y laboriously) trimmed it ta three points at 51-48! shortly after Loren Hemingway had fouled out for the Golden Bears. Then, with five minutes to go, big Clyde Lovellette was fouled by Garrett and: made one of his two free shots to pare it to 54-51. But Bill | Bfeck retaliated quickly for Shelby- | ville and then Lovellette went out on personals and Purple Eagle hopes faded with his passing. | Shelbyville went into.a master- | {ful possession game, twice took the - » »

‘Finals Summaries

(Final Game) SHELBYVILLE (68)

fga ’s ft pl! Hemingway f 3 1- 1 5 MEPOY. ST ..cenciiins 8 3 1- 2 5 Garrett. .....e000. . 28 9 3-6 5 Breck.g ..:¢:ov0ene 7 4 0-0 4 Johnson.g .....ee.os 18 11 1- 4 2 Chambers! ........ 4 1 1- 1 3 Burwell! ........... 4] ° 1-1 0 Breedlovee .......... 1 0 0-0 0 Totals .. 5 30 815 GARFIELD (8) fga fg ft pf Bland. «iv.c.rn0vni0i 1 23 3 CORSE SE + vv sevie 33 3 4-68 3 Lovellette's we 38 9 7-13 5 Nef? ite. 18 3 4- 5 4 BEittg ~.inareerenss MH 7 34 3 Herman,e ...oo.ooeos 2 1 0-0 0 TOURS «...c000us és 19 20-31 18) —8core by Periods— ! | SheTbyville 14 19 18 17-68 Garfield 8 18 19 13-58 |

Officials—<Walter Thurston and George | Bender, : (Semi Finals)

lay hy } i GARFIELD (59 To he uk figure Sibrts Taylor is 27, stands 6 feet 1 inch the high school gym. {start on the. celebration Saturday. Ba a askelba ners S,1 i 2 ti sharps, line gauge ‘and and weighs 175 fey . He woni{ Tomorrow the 1947 champs start | This included the usual bonfire, bell | Bland.t : i i 3-4 1 haydwood, prognosti SLOTS 15- games and. lost. elght with 8t.lon the - “knife and fork” circuit. ringing’ and whistle ‘blowing. * | Lavellstte, € iirearn STA by 3 slide-Yile Bay pros ge ne Paul Dist year ... and has confi! i Principal..J. W. QO Breck WMhose, A wr i 3 phn Shelbyvibe experted ‘em out of the dence, poise and control. 7 rs [Son Bl Seas a tether; of the title|SEiLE o ret v4 market ... "including thiy corners] Discuss “Division : <" |team, made all of the youngsters Blakely 6 I Ty author who picked lafayette in the | : rie dow. Tor school | BE mre p83: “state,” victor over the mighty Hol Trinit iv Of Midget Groups yo 8 vioserieessn-3 3 0000 Golden Bears. in a <regular season y y I e 1 J -— — game Cotire - to think of . . . | Advisability of dividing the Con- S———————————————— Totals ..v...os.iv.. 14 H* 9-186 18 ame: . + » 0 } 1t, 2 - ; i i ! . field goal . . solidated Midget Racing association Petfiford of Marion scored field g 8, Gi , Shortridge and Wins J T | ; for Garfield. Selina Qarnely Bi dees 2 { unior it e into Red and Blue circuits for Class eason ecoras or Ua MARION (30) 3 ads al - 3 vee . 1 { ft t put in the “wrong game.” Indianapolis won one title out|A and Class B cars was discussed SHELBYVILLE GARFIELD Sdaary yr nN M ! yesterday in a meeting of some 200|37—Frankiin 27| 41-Clinton 31 Gugeir rary 1 38 a 7 R |ot three in the finals of the! d K ¢ 46-~Seymour 30 | 41~Sullivan 18 | Potijord L = 3 3-23 8 ! | owners, drivers and track operators|ss—connersville 23|50T. H. Wiley 38| JArshAILE inneiaeny 13 8 3-4. 1 SHAW AND SHELBY ... May- |Archiocesan basketball tournament | Cl 1. 46—Muncte Cent. 35| 48—Crawfrdsville 30| Ferguson.g .....c.... $3.43 8 — She {at the aypoo. { 33—Columbus 42 | 52—Shelbyville 44 | Weagleyg ...... Shpes 2 : o- 3 3 be the Golden Bears of Sheiby-. staged at ‘Cathedral high school|. President E. L. Warriner said] 8—Lafayette 41 33-Linton - Bi |Brown.c Fenauae ean }] 4 To 1 i i v4 3 0 — ate J evenness ville were emulating Wilbur Shaw, 104 Licht when Holy Trinity that contracts already had been Fm aig 34 51—Robnson (111) ) 48 | Kings Cetera seer 8 0.80.3 In their sensational dash to the . ...,., Peter's 8f Franklin |Si8ned for racing at eight tracks \%—Frankiin fold De Vibes 39 | James’ va 90 Of Hoosier | basketbmli = dindem. . . . COURtY. 46-26 {and that working agreement had] | #4-T. K. Cart 3014 53 B5—Toaoi Howe © 30 : hon The former 500-mile king was COun =26, in the - Junior di-|peen -reached with Chicago, St. 3—Martinsville 41 23—T. fi. Tech 387 Towls oro. by Periods born in Shelby county and it (Vision. Frank. Golob blazed the| | 43—Rushville 311 M—Brasil 26 Score by Ser : ind 41 : | viet ‘ i" | Louis and Detroit to permit guest 53-=Columbus 40 —~Otter Creek 49 Garfield ry 13- 183 19 13-50 + looks like the ‘Bears inherited 5 Ny rail with 18 points. drivers. The Consolidated operated, hm Ginter [Moms Bend and Dean Mk peed St wre uir bu -Jndpl as 34 | oh "a On) ials—~Ceorge er i that sizzling s from him. . .. | rence oy Hoes. qua et of Law as a closed circuit last season. | inane: Howe 20 47—Fontanet 31a . At any rate, the new champs had |T®NCOSDUIE won the Senior. cham-| mpe group was advised that a|37=—Indpls Tech 3! $1=T H Tech’ 37 SHELBYVILLE (54) d to b in the tourney Plonship by downing Our Lady of | =Heliday ‘Tourney | 39—CONCOTAOR 3) tpt Spee en In LU Y (1our new track would be opened at An-|39—Greensburg _18|47—Clinton 32 ih and in the “big” gamés when the | ourdes of Indianapolis, 42 to 39. derson on about June 1. BConenaurg 1 §3-Honey 1 reek 4 Hemingway! 33 3 chips were down. Dick Seitz paced the winenrs with : —Sectional— | 51_gpencer 38 | GATZOthO ....eees 13-17 2 ‘ : 0 x nw 18 points. ¥ 80--Mt, “Aubtirn 20 —Bectional~"" |Breck.g 2-2 b " 53—Waldron 2 66—T. H., State 44|Johnsong ... +3 1 . St. Paul's of Tell Cit B k b || 71—W. Terre H. 22 1 +3 0 WHEN BEARS HIT §TRIDE on a ‘ er City annexed the as et a d—Coumbus, 38 3=F 2° he H. 3 Chambers, dvd 9 Shelbyville evidently found. the key’ a it ® bg defeating &t. COLLEGES Regional. | M—T. H. Wiley 35| Totals 22-31 11 h | erine's o diana weal —" — to. the whole situation in ibs 14th 11. Bob H anapolis, 34 to Oklahoria 55, Texas 54 (Western Regional | 44=Madison Regional 16 1 t game of the season when the artz was high scorer with C. A. $—Norih Vernon 5 Hine Vlg t f oa %s ‘Bears beat Columbus by seven|l4 Points. Semi-final results: Wisconl 86 avy 4 Eastern N.C. A.A | oo csumieFial I port 3 6 00 1 points after losing to the same good | (pesiera) 3s: i 25 Holy Teiey | BN Am. © Cattem Wo Lawrencoburg 31 {3 Bvans. Cent. 38 Ava. guna 2 57 1 nine i i (New Albany) 22 ind eee som biHina BE iirerlY 3 34.5 teatt by Mh poinis., Bk In its Juntor—Holy Trinity (Indianapolis) 80 Oregon Siats 3, © yoming 46 (N.C. A. A. UE Chicago 4 50 RE 3 83 sectiona mey, e ars gave St. Mary's (Rushville) 14; St. Peter's 19, . . H. Ga ed 58 Se—Bheibyville 68 EL 4 ‘1 J=3 3 fair warning that they were hot|immaculate Conception. iMilihousen) 16. NATIONAL A. A. U. TOURNEY ssi @ 0 '1-1.0 and on the march b ing 217 coe =a, air Tence - 35, Immaculate Bartlesville (Okla.) 62, Oakland (Cal) 41 T H t Gi | L 1 6 0-0-0 "0 C Foncep on (Millhou 26 (final), - wn db pv points to 98 by 0 Sen OE Lourdes 41, Otho Commas ay of Denver 58, Beattle 36 (consolation), erre au e iris ose Totals ....«. 2% ai" 60 2-20 26 ppo n [Oury (New Albany) 39 au HIGH SCHOOLS 8ST. JOSHPH, Mo., March 24 (wu. *Hemingwiy of ahoiny ville "scored fleld games . , I and . over - powering, = : llinois Tourney P.)—The Nashville ‘Generals 'de-|$o% for Weshington. = «formidable teams liké Colunibus,| Exhibition Base Bas ba i Paris 57, Pinckneyville 50 h —8core by Periods— = i453, and Franklin Township! ena Champaign 13. Pekin feated the Terre Haute, Ind. |gneibyviite ......... Hon 1 11-54 gate 4 3 NSP ohicago (N.) 11. Oakland $. C. L) 3 |Paris 58, Champaign 37 (final) Schniidts, 42-11, in a - first-round | Washington 1 10-48 © (Marion cbunty Hamp), 56-28, . , . 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Wrong Way Goals

A basketball oddity cropped up in, the 36th annual ITHSAA tour-

ney finals at Butler, Times score- |

keepers believe.

Both Bob Stranahan and J. E. |.

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BEST MENTAL ATHTUDE—Terre Haute Garfield fans found

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Wrestling Card Filled at or,

By pairing Duke Keomuka, Hawall, and Gordon Hesseil, Chicago, Promoter Lloyd Carter has rounded out his weekly wrestling show for tomorrow night at the Armory. They are in the opener, Feature action will be dished out by Young Bull Montana, Los Angeles, and Buddy Knox, Tulsa.

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‘out fouling him and he proceeded to collect 13 points from the charity i line, East Chicago led at the end of the! first period, 17-11, largely due to the| [efforts of Ray Ragelis, clever Sena- | itor pivotman. But the embattled Bruins pulled into a 24-24 deadlock] {just before -the teams left the floor| {at halftime. Shelbyville poured it on in the! {third period to drive to a 43-36 lead, | then made the most of its oppor{tunities when two more Senator

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