Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 April 1947 — Page 23

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Contacts Coaches On Prospects

CHICAGO, April 2 (U, P), =~ Ward (Piggy) Lambert, Purdue's basketball coach for 28 years, is using his wide friendship among college tutors to help the National basketball league, of which he is now ‘commissioner, obtain the pick of the 1947 college hardwood crop for the 1947-48 teams, Meanwhile the astute ex-Boiler-maker chieftain is attempting to

providing for draft of college stars in all future years. Lambert, to give his league an edge this year, contacted college coaches ‘nationwide to obtain. tips

on the best professional prospects in thdr territory. | Nearly 30 on List Ww all reports were in, he sent « list of nearly 30 names to

coaches of the National league, giving details about the youths and stating they had been recommended for the professional game. To (late, less than two weeks after the list was mailed, at least one of his selected prospects has signed to play for a National league

team. Lambert, in making his survey of the national crop of rookies, was

determined that the league should not break the regulation which prohibits professional teams negotiating with college players Having Intercollegiate eligibility remaining.

He's Optimistic Lambert was optimistic about an | agreement between his circuit, the ' Basketball Association of America and the American league for a draft of college players before the next season. “We had nearly reached agreement in January,” he said, “when the association said it. wished to postpone action until its season was ended.” Such an agreement would assign 8 college player to one team and prevent any other club in the three circuits from negotiating with him. However, an individual player would be able to sell his ability to any team outside the three leagues,

On the Ice

AMERICAN LEAGUE

Hershey 4, Pittsburgh 0 (Hershey leads final series 1-0).

NATIONAL LEAGUE

Montreal 5, Boston 1 (Montreal leads series, 3-1).

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Toronto 4, Detroit 1 (Toronto leads Series, 3-1).

UNITED STATES LEAGUE ars 3 Dallas 4 (Omaba wins play4 to

). Kansas City 6, ™ 3. ori 0. (Kansas City leads series,

promote a three-league agreement].

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{Lambert Seeking Pro Cage Draft Pact

DOUBLE BASKET WINNERS—The Shag Shanty Teen canteen quintet of Riley Community center won the championship in the Teen Canteen Basketball league by annexing |4 games in 15 starts. After which the champs won additional honors by taking five straight in a six-team round robin. to right, are Rex Mosier, Joe Williamson, Bill Petty, Charles Cooper and Bob Lollar; back, Coach Les Fox, Manager Ed Fey, Kenny Hudson, Joe Poindexter, of Riley PAL club, John Turner, Bob Hilderbrand and Assistant Coach Bill Cade. ‘Gary Fox, Gunder Brown, Wally Murray and Joe Schwab, other Shag Shanty squad members, are not in

picture.

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Two. Share Individual Pin Honors With 673s

By BERNARD HARMON Two bowlers tied for top individual honors in last night's local

league sessions. Bob Haagsma of the Hydraulics

had 218, 232, 223673, and Lou Fouts fashioned an equal total on 262,

234, 177 for Conkle Puneral Home

Two other West Side performers had high totals, Ed Findel posting la 672 for PFindel Specials, and Bob,

Carnagua connecting for 671 for Conkle's. : The combination of Fouts and Carnagua gave Conkle's 1070, 1030, the best team total of the ev Findel proved helpful to his Specials, who posted a 3008. Herman Dunnick had 182, 235, 243 —660 for Materials in the Chevrolet Commercial Body loop at Pritchett’s and Carl Roeder had 214, 201, 243— 658 for Ballard Dairy Products and Harold O’Brien 213, 233, 205651

600 BOWLERS (MEN)

Jack Briggs, Penn. Recn............. one Lou Fouts, West Side Classic... ...... 673 | Lowell Pouch, Broad Ripple B. ®... 623 Bob Hatgams, Dean Pump. ......s..s. 673 | Pred Estle, West Side aa 623 Bd Minde hd Se 672| Bernie Miils, Methodist ‘Church. . 621 Bob Carnagua 671 Herman Dunn oy haw. Comml. Body 660 Carl Roeder Pennsylvania Recn

Harry Wheeler, West Side Arch Helss, West Bide

gierting uptER OR

in the Dean Pump league at Sturm’s

in the West Side Classic loop.

for Tuxedo Feeds in the Pennsylvania Recreation. Floyd Kenyon was the only other leaguer over 650. He had 3211, 226, 214-651 for Mechanics Laundry in the John Hancock Mutual Insurance circuit at Fox-Hunt. Julia Lang, who connected for her initial 600 series of the season Friday night, bounced back with a 614 last night. She had 180, 189, 236 in the Primrose House matches at Pritchett’'s.

Bob Shaw. West Side . 643 | Ray Wischmeyer, Methodist Church Dutch Haufler, Broad Ripple B. Mo. 642 Ermel Perkins, West Side ............ Bob Schaub, West Si . 643 Fred Stock, West Side Serr ageens vine 607 Ray Thiesing, John onock. vers 640 Bd Lucas, Allison OWIS................ 807 Heady, J.D. Adams Co..... a 637 | Bud Hardacre, Broad Ripple B. M..... 60% os McGrew, West Side 2 . 637/Bob Hensley, Penn. Bess icaiannee 604 Orval Williamson, Gyro Club. . 33 Wait Tremepohl, Inland Container 604 Ernie Koch, West SiGe ........oeeees {Bill Lane, Broad Ripple B. M......... 604 Harry Tegeler, Penn. Reeh........... 629 Russ Buley, West Side ............... 602 eovie, West Bide .............en. 627 Fabian Maurer, Penn. Reen........... $01 {Geo. Edwards, R. C. A................ 601 Wayne Clarkson, Broad Ripple B. M.. 600 > OTHER LEADERS (MEN) Chester Brandiein, Grotto ......... Pac M Murph Rotary oars rene 568 Facies Lo ssreenns setae 593 | H. Kateer, Naval 83, i

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Harry Jackson, Our Lady of Lourdes. . 563 Rex Marmaduke, Employm's . 553 J. Green, R. C. A. Mixed ............ 561 Glenn Barrick, Schwitzer-Oummins... 547 Prank Burnett, Riviera Club ........ 546

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Bill Priesshoft, Wm, J. Holli x 2 Joe Killiea, C. V. O. Mi day Seeds fod + De Hoff, St. Philip Mixed. ......, sees 482 600 BOWLERS (WOMEN Julis Lang, Prdiioss House. ) ee 814 Betty aay 8t oe vous, egemejer's Grille.... Phyllis Gandoif, Stegemeler’s ......... ne Rose Schicimer, Primrose ............ 556 Mabel England, Stegemeier’s ......... 8551 BE ts a vsiers : 348 er, s Wa, Mary ' Baringer, in yl “radens oe Mary Baas, Primrose ................ B44 Hagel Jordan, Blue Ribbon Ice Cream. 544

Jorethy Maach ek, hi A. Mixed y, Arthur Murra Martha Bennett, U. 8. iro ot. Audrey Coffey, Begemeier's Bessie Williams, Flo Denny, oe Bh Helen Wills,

mey, Primrose............. 531 Duta Newton, Blue Ribbo Al McDaniel Primrose 3 Je Oran 82 ances - Fin Ste AES... ira Kaye Kelley, Prim tegeme =: cearanne 4 Ethel Maher, Duncan Prinfing...... 8 LL

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Mary Lepper Prim . ER LEADERS (WOMEN) Alice Marsh, Hoosier Coal & Oil 409 465

Marga aret Shinkle, Wm. Holliday Mix. ildares,

i a sw a ara 489 Betty Jones, Rin Club. covsuenrees 487 Eva Hale, Diamond OChain..,......... Betty Willis, RATS. ene ese ye 461 Lois Sandefur, Inapis. | ‘Bleach. Mixed .. 447 yiginia K Shetian Inland Container. 2 Helen Biddle BW. B.A... M. Buehler, ‘Bagtes AT Ry er NORA a

Local Briefs

Indianapolis Purchasing Agents association will hold a luncheon meeting tomorrow noon at the Athenaeum. A technicolor film describing the picking, manufacturing, cleaning, carting, weaving and

printing of cotton cloth will be shown.

Members of Indianapolis Bal ‘association will hold a dinner meeting at 6:30 p. m. April 9 in the Athenaeum. Floyd W. Burns, program chairman, announced that Merle Calvert and A: Jack Tilson

The Rev. F. W. Wiegmann, pas-

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Girls Softball Leagues Planned

The Marion County Girls Softball federation will sponsor a league at Municipal stadium for Tuesday night play during the summper season. The federation also will sponsor a six-team circuit for Sunday afternoon play on City park diamonds. H., E. Wincel, 431 Orange st. is organizing the leagues.

Buckeye Turns Pro

Canadian lcers Best U. S. Foes

By UNITED PRESS The Canadian representatives, which finished one-two in the National hockey league regular season, were out in front today in the Stanley cup semi-finals after Montreal dumped Boston last night, 5 to 1, while Toronto defeated Detroit, 4 to 1. Montreal, defending cup champion, leads the Bruins by three games to one im the best-four-of-seven series, while Toronto has a two-to-one edge over the Red Wings. Both winners were in control all the way last night, and the most exciting action happened in the penalty box at Detroit when a fan started a riot by slugging Gus Mortson of Toronto as the burly defenseman sat down 40 start a penalty. Mertson, whose 133 minutes in penalties topped the league during the season, had interfered with the wings’ Bill Quackenbush, who had to be helped off the ice, Mortson sat down and the fan grabbed him. Mortson fought back and other players joined the fray. Another fan threw a chair, and still another Detroit rooter jumped from a low balcony into the battle. Police finally stopped it and took four fans out of thie stadium.

Convict 2 Gamblers In Pro Grid ‘Fix’

NEW YORK, April 3 “(U. P)— Two of the ti gamblers convicted of abetting an attempt to fix a national professional football game were sentenged today to from five to 10 years in prison. The two were David Krakauer and Harvey Stemumer. The third member of the trib, Jerome Zarowitz, was sentenced to an indefinite term. Krakauer, Stemmer and Zarowitz were convicted of attempted con-

On 'Direct Mail" David PF. Beard, Louisville, will speak on “Testing Direct Mail in

the Laboratory" at the luncheon meeting of the

the Lincoln hotel. Mr. Beard is advertising and public relations manager of the aluminum division of the Reynolds Metals Co. Prior to joining Reynolds three years ago, he was

Mr. Beard

Hill Publishing Co. for 21 years. Mr. Beard served as manager of the publishing firm's direct mail

traffic accidents yesterday. The unidentified victim, about 65 years old, was injured as he crossed: the street at 11th st. afl College ave. He was struck by a car driven by Paul Lefler, 20, of 827 Sanders st. Mrs. May Gullion, 65, of 234 N. Delaware st, ‘was struck by a car driven by Mabelle Blackwell, 5138 Guilford ave. as she crossed Delaware st. at Ohio st. She was treated at City hospital. Two women passengers were injured when a car driven by. Howard Cornell, 60, 10221; 8S. East st., collided with a taxi driven by Wayne

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DETROIT, April 2 (U. P.).—The Detroit Lions of the National Football league today announced the signing of Halfback Tommy James, captain-elect of the Ohio State university’s grid team, to a 1947 contract. 4

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Naval Soapisal, Norfolk, Va., Mr. and Mrs. Otis M. Barnett, 843 College ave., brother uy 7 Mrs. Pauline O'Neal, Mrs Lucille Hurt, Mary. Donald, Vivian and Richard Burnett, city, and Mrs. Dorothy Detwiler, Pottstown, Pa. Bervices at the

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Ha of “EK. Newcomb of Evansville, a hay Monday. Friends may call st the Jor 30 st. Funeral “Thur -) ‘April 3 10 a. m. Friends in - g fath of Mrs. Bernhardt velt ave, Ia o IR) 3 9130 Co. Brockman and grandfather of snd Prances , passed away [ p mipiDIAN ST Tuesday. Friends ma call at the Jordan SL Adie Funeral Home, 2438 B 10th st. 1 - “ . m, Thursday. Funeral Saturday, Al ril 8, § p. m, ds Invi ashPark. Vv. - 0 K Ban beloved husTypes— pang of ; 'n Baiss Cg Surber All Immediate Installation ad Te George , pessed away Free Estimates—Easy Terms Tutdey, Taneral at 8h Brothers MERRILL & MeKINNEY [let ho fn Wan Faitfield—Res. BR-8086. | prien y call ai Trving Hill any time = after “ 0 m. i y ¥ h N’ | tof Wig iis, and Carl, C ; } William 5, Cineptiatl ¥ ahps of » Dawle Edge 4 { (0) So iesday. Services Planner & Buus Jud y chanan Mortuary Thursday, 4:30 p.m. Friends invited. Cremation Flanner Buchanan Creéemator | INDPLS. LATEX (00, | etn ee WALLAC ames A # Tuesday morning, cousin of Omar, 145 8. 1. St. : away Tuesday me ng,

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