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Cathedral Meets Tech,

Manual at Ripple

In Feature Contests

Roberts Takes Over City-County Scoring Lead With Tichenor Second; King Third

By GEORGE WELDEN Franklin Township and Sacred Heart meet on the Beech Grove field tonight to open the week's high school gridiron activity but the main attraction is billed for tomorrow afternoon on Tech's field, | Cathedral's Irish, who dropped a 19-0 decision on a muddy field to

Fis honors. PIVOTMAN—Charles School-. | The Greenclads lost their series H. S. Football master, 245.pound center of opener to Mowe but have improved \Waglk's Schedule

somewhat by dropping Richmond, Anderson and Manual. TONIGHT Broad Ripple and Manual will Franklin Township /meet in another series tilt on the Heart at Beech Grove. {Rocket Field, The Redskins have TOMORROW |yet to break into the victory column! Ben Davis at Beech Grove, (n). in city competition while the Rock- Manual at Broad Riple. ets won their only engagement 26-0 Cathedral at Tech. against Sacred Heart. Danville at Decatur Central (n).| Jue 3 Specaway Spark Plugs, who, Warren Central at Howe. { last season with seven vic-| Lawrence Central at Plainfield. : fries eli one defeat, stand Washington at Southport (nm), more than a good chance of finish-| Speedway at Pike Township (n).

Western Michigan, will be in the starting lineup when the Bronco's face Butler's Bulldogs Saturday in the Bowl in a MidWestern Conference tilt.

Mckay Leading Hockey Scoring

vs Sacred

{ing unbeaten this year by dropping | FRIDAY Although he has played in One |p, , mownghip in a night tilt tom-| Shertridge at Withrow less game, Wingman Fernand OITOW. with \ Shue 8 the Ininnapolie ups) Beach Grove was the “short” in SATURDAY 5 nm a ree-way iy = ican the Spark Plugs’ winning streak Sacred Heart at Silent Hoosiers. second place among the AMETICAN go vear put they were taken care] Crispus Attucks at Evansville

Hockey League's leading scorers. [oo cotistactorily Friday, 27-0. | Lincoln.

Gauthier has one goal and five i ’ ’ assists for six le and is tied Roberts Is Leader | Broad Ripple at Warren Cemtral

). with Don Grosso of St. Louis ane Bill Roberts, speedy Spark Plug (n Leo Gravelle of Buffalo. back, today commanded a Aegon Football Standings Gauthier was injured during the lead ‘over Jack Tichenor of Short City

Shortridge last Friday, will be seeking to stop Tecli’s bid for city series

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ae “High School Gridiron Schedule Starts Tonig

HE HAS PROOF—Carl Roberts of 31 S, Tremont

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Fight Results

United Press

10 Amateur Bouts 8 Points On Boxing Card | sormor - wait 3s.

200 “Angsio, South Side Community Center 134%, Providence, R. I. a): will play host to fighters from Ft. NEW BRITAIN, Conn. Shamus Mecray,

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Pace Kautskys

{ Times State Service | MARTINSVILLE, Oct, Indianapolis Kautskys professional S. Pensylvania St, team opened its season exhibition schedule here last night with a 61-10-50 triumph over zgainst Russ McKinney of South Redskins gym _ before approxi-| ' The same two teams will play tonight at Terre Haute at the Indiana Anderson,

State Teachers’ College gym, Ernie Andres led the victors last VS Robin Hood, 135; George Parker,

. night pouring in 18 points, Harold Ft. Wayne, vs. Hawk Roberts, 126, former Western Mich- and George Pasquel, Anderson, vs

|igan star, had 14, and Herm Shaefer Fred Johnson 118,

Kautskys took a halftime lead of Miss Betz to Make | +4 to 30 and went ahead from thcre, {leading 44 to 40 at the end of the [third period. Summary: {

Table Tennis Results the

Monday {Table Tennis League at the Dear-| {born Hotel were Smith-Hassler 10, {Indiana National Bank 6. Dorsey]

Danny Ruge

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A feature 126-pound five rounder will pit Bobby Lee of Ft. Wayne, Hawaiian champion in 1943-44,

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the Side, In the other feature Bill Roberts. {will meet Gene Wright of Anderson, Other bouts include George Berry, vs. Don Johnson, 135 Keith Burns, Ft. Wayne,

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Table Tennis Tour | | NEW YORK, Oct. 21 (UP) =~

Pauline Betz, outstanding women's

Kautsk 61) 8 5 io Cid - ft pt hevoypun, ol tennis champion, today had signed! Grate." 1 0 obsten’t 35 ito make a national table tennis Coupes and |Shaeter. 5 : : 3! Todotovieh, el 3 tour with Sandor Glancz, former | yront Seats ..... $5.95 to $1.96 - [Risen, © 4 1 2 Dykstra, © 1 0 o/World's table tennis champion, in Sedans and $12 95 $16.95 Foresterier,g 0 0 0 Cloyd, { 4 0 01048 Coaches ..... . te SET ed 8 AIRE 111 Me mets accepted a saogoo | Pus Sov tor oe $42.48 Pugh, . 8 3 : {guarantee to make the tour, with a AUTO 2) — - Special contract clause allowing her BLUE POINT SUPPLY Score at Hall Knutskss 32; Shenoy. 0 enter a national tennis tourna- § pejaware Madison and Bay Sts.

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. Ww LT p op Hand Eoungs. 'river-runt"’ {Funeral Home 10, Dunn & BradCaps’ morning scrimmage today, re- [sae in the city-county scoring. | Crispus Attucks ...... 2 ° 8 2 ; was C. W. Pearson of134 N. . Pershing | St. [street 6; Gibson Co, 9, Crescent ceiving a badly bruised left, eye Broad Ripple ’ +1 O00 3g 1 > | Paper Co. 4. She emis BEER when he was hit by a hockey stick. | Roberts tallied twice against the 1 61 38 5 ND C } Fi Ratt to the New York Giants for| : 2 He was sent to General Hospital| Hornets while Tichenor crossed the Shoririd ie” ‘“ 1 : ! 32 ap ain igures {Fullback Bill Paschal and the draft] a , { and released after treatment. {double stripe once in the Cathedral Sacred Heart - wh 18 Bok In Pro Grid Deal rights to Capt. George Connor, DIAMOND Murdo McKay of Buffalo paces Same. Tech seers 01 8 B18 Notre Dame's All- America tackle, | LOANS the point getters in the infant! Konnie King, the second half of Silent Hoosiers coun? 94 99 BOSTON, Oct. 3 tue) == The = | American League. race with seven the Spark Plug scoring combina- ¥'y 1.2 or po [Wltest deal of the National Foot Amateur ‘Basketball '§ * WE BUY DIAMONDS # points on four goals and three tion, was in third place by virtue of Ben Bavis ."!!'!'3 © 0 28 § 110 ball League this season WAS &N- y, wincel A. C. basketball team wants| WOLF SUSSMAN assists. {his one marker against the Hornets. | aren Central ‘end } ] 3 1 83 nounced today when the Boston games with teams, ages 18-20, who have) 239 W. WASHINGTON ST. | Five players are tied with five] Washington will tangle with a Beech” Grove [11220264 s0 Yanks traded passing ace Gover-iWince, a Poet Ca Call, HALEY | mi Eniabiished 40 Yoars WINDY KLEE & COLEMAN, Phone: LI-5301 AVWIrence entra . 4 points each and Cliff Simpson of stubborn Southport outfit in a night Decatur Central 0.01 2 1 32 39 38.3 Indianapolis is one of eight tied tilt on the latter's field. The Card- Tike Fownstle --0 3 0 28 9 for the next position with four. | nals held Howe's undefeated Horn-| RP—County Rating Points Baz Bastien, Pittsburgh goalie, [ets to 13 points on a foggy field City-County Scoring paced the net tenders. Bastien al- Friday but could only push across ny... <opea G TD PAT Pis lowed five goals in three games, an one ‘marker. The same Cardinals Bill Roberts, Speedway 1 4“ | 44

Jack Tichenor, Shortridge 5 |Konnie King, Speedway Lowell Lentz, Washington. §

average of 167 per contest. Red Were dropped 14-0 by Manual the Almas of the Caps has allowed but | week before after they had stopped

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D is J Wash 30 six in the same number of Cathedral, 7-6. DE ingen... § o| ganies. The leading scorers: The Continentals lost a 20-0 de- John Manka, Lawrence C. 6 1 28 GP G A Tp cision to a strong Evansville Reitz joy tone" Warren Cen. : ® Leo “Gravelle, Buffalo, |. $d : goleven Friday but the week before Bun Johuson. ¢. Ativels. 8 {7 98 y . is. ... - A | Fern Gauthier. tndpis fee3. 1 8 8 held Shortridge to a. 13-13 tie Lawrence, scorea once and con-| Ray LaPlante, Providence ¢ 2 .4 6 Hornets Unbeaten verted twice to run his count to 28. Mark Marquess, Hershey. 3 3 2 5 Howe's Hornets will be striving Carl Liscombe, Provi..... 4 3 2 5 His 10 points from placement lead] Paul Gladu, St. Louis ... 4 3 2 5to keep their slate clean when they that ticular depart t B. Kampman, 8t. Louis. 3 3 3 3|.0t warren Central on the home| yb CL AT G€pArumen Wally Stefaniew, Phila. 3 0 5 5 Johnson tallied the only Tiger| John Carr-Harris, Wash.. 3 € 0 4 field. The Hornets have scored 113] \ 8yd Smith, Pittsburgh...3 3 1 4 : marker in the Richmond game. Steve Wochy, Phila.....3 2 2 4 points against their opponents 27 Crispus Attucks, Howe, and Broad Jack McGill, Hershey ave 3 2 2 4in running their victory string to ' | Cliff Simpson, Indpls. ...3 2 2 4 Ripple remain in a tie for first place] Joe Bell, Buffalo ........ 4 2 2 4 six straight. in the city race Folly, Rhsiguol, Provi. ~'4 1 31 1 Ben Davis, who relinquished the .

county lead to Speedway, will tangle with Beech Grove in a night game on the Hornet fleld, Schedule for Week Dunvils will invade Decatur Cen-| | (TONIGHT ~ Philadelphia at St. Louis; tral and Lawrence Central will New Haven at Washingto travel to Plainfield to round out to-| cisveiand v0 Pimiren st Hersher! morrow's schedule, Wo LL RSDAY.. -Buffalo at INDIANAPOLIS;

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FRIDAY Springfield at ‘Washington. Cincinnati in the only tilt scheduled. SATURDAY Buffalo at St. Louis; Philafor Friday. | Cleveland: Washington at Springfield. AY — Philadelphia at INDIANSaturday when the Spartans move at New Haven; Pittsburgir at Providence. in on the Silent Hoosier field. Both! also will see action for the second CHICAGO, Oct. 21 (UP)—Al| time this week when they tangle Johnson, 165%

poned from last Priday. Attucks at Evansville (nati, and Bobby Beamon, 134, InCrispus Attucks will be seeking |dianapolis, decisioned Lloyd Watts, to get back into the victory column 133%. Chicago, in fights here las again after dropping two in a row night.

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