Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 October 1947 — Page 27

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FORMER CAPS WITH BISONS — Former Indianapolis Capital players who will be in "enemy' toggery tomorrow night when the Buffalo Bisons -play at the Coliseum are Les Douglas (left), Jerry Brown and Hal Jackson. Douglas was the

leading Indianapolis point-getter last season.

Hit ‘New High’ In Offensive Football

CHICAGO, Oct. 22—Paced by the undefeated teams of Michigan and Illinois, Big Nine squads have hit a! new high in “offensive football” in the nine conference games played to date this season, official statistics| showed today. As well as scoring more points, | Western Conference teams are, ; gaining more yards on the ground; .. and in the air, plus completing more passes. Generally, Big Nine teams are operating at a faster tempo in every offensive phase of the game than at any previous time during the “modern era” of Western Conference football, starting with the 1939 season. With high passing percentages and long runs dominating, Big Nine teams are averaging 22.2 points per game, far ahead of the 1939-46 average and well over the peak mark of 17.5 per game in 1943. Attempt More Passes Running attacks are chewing off yardage at an average of 222.3 yards per game, which is well over the peak mark of 200 set in 1944, Passes are averaging 94.8 yards, which blankets the “modern-era” peak set last year at 85.9. Another interesting trend, stemming from outstanding quarter-| backs in the T-formation, is the fact that Big Nine teams are attempting an average of 13.3 passes per game, less than several of the

Pennsylvania St. tonight.

Sikes Is Winner In Houston Bout

here last night.

Basketball Meeting

new high of 6.1 aerials per game for a “modern-era” high in percentage. Although the conference has bril- have representatives present. lant punters in Dwight Eddleman eM ne of Illinois, T. A. Cox of Wisconsin, High School Football and Pete Perini of Ohio State, the gscred Heart 19, Frankiin Twp. 0.

begt Lawrenceburg 26, Franklin 7. average is 35.7, the since 10401 A evette Jeff 36 Crawfordsville 1

but below the averages of 87.5 and Se ua. woo . 36.8 in 1939 and '40. il Palate tamour

IN CO-FEATURE—Russ McKinney, Times-Legion Golden Gloves champ in the 126 pound division, will tangle with Bobby Lee of Ft. Wayne in a feature bout on the amateur fight card at the Motor Armory on S.

HOUSTON, Tex., Oct. 22 (UP)— Perkins, Bob Sikes, 192, Indianapolis, de- (Hop) Howard, secretary-treasurer;| scoring lead. cisioned Ben Johnson, 180, Houston, Bernard Harmon, who is succeeding starred in the defensive game which before 2000 fans at the auditorium |Howard on the latter's resighation | fought off Philadelphia's attack.

Preliminary plans for Central Disrevious seasons, but completing a trict Church Basketball leagues this P winter will be made at a meeting at SP0Ke at both dinners. 7:30 tonight in the YMCA. All!

churches interested are asked © Spartans Trim

Amateur Baseball Champions Feted

Yovanovich Is Voted Sportsmanship Award

The Indianapolis Amateur Baseball Association champion Kingan Reliables, ‘and Consolidated Finance, | winner in Junior Baseball Class B,| were honored guests at dinners last | night at Buckley's in Cumberland. | A trophy was presented to P., R.| Mallory, IABA runner-up, and the! following league -titleholders were presented awards: Kingan AA,

South Side Saints, Big Six; DeWolf | News, Twilight, and Kingan Reli-| ables, Municipal. The sportsmanship award by Umpires, Inc., was given to Slo Yovanovich, Allison manager.

ual trophies and traveling bags] from the IABA. Sports kits were, given to Mallory players. Carl C. Callahan of Bush- Callahan Sporting Goods Co., the master of ceremonies, introduced Virgil IABA president; Edwin

{to move to another “city; Johnny

Jim (Hump) Pierce, Indians

| Ted - Sullivan, Indians’ general manager; Johnny Corriden, New| {York Yankees’ coach, and Mike |Kelly, former Indian manager, |

Flashes, 19 to 0

Sacred Heart romped to 19-0 vic-| tory over Franklin Township last night in the Beech Grove stadium.! Harold Weingardt, Spartan back, intercepted a .pass oh the Sacred

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Heart 40 on the opening play of the game. John Hogan picked up 2 yards and Red Hegarty went over {the goal line. Weingardt passed to Jim Engelking for the second marker and to Norb Mappes for the final| tally. Weingardt also booted one | extra point.

CYo ) Standings

: Division 1 T ./8t, Catherine's 1 8t. Roch's ...... Holy Cross .... St. Thomas 8t. Joan of Arc . Little Flower ... 8t. Anthony's .. Holy Rosary St: Ann's

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Division 2 Sacred Heart .. Cathedral Holy Name .... Lady of Lourdes St. Phillip's ‘Holy Trinity St, Patrick's St. Joseph's-8t, | WEEK'S SCHEDULE Sunday Division 1 (All games 2 p. m.) St. Joan of Arc vs. Bt. Roch's at 49th and Arsenal. | Little Flower vs. St. Catherine's at Ellen-| berger, Holy Cross vs. 8t. Thomas vs.

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Illinois. Division 2 Saturday | 8t. Patrick's vs. Cathedral at Garfield! No. 2 (9:30 m). Sunday | Bt. Joseph's-8t. John's vs. Sacred Heart! {

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Sclisizzi to Join

Team Tonight By BOB STRANAHAN Our Indmnapolis Caps will shoot

leadership in the American Hockey League when they tangle with the dangerous Bisons of Buffalo here tomorrow nightyat the Coliseum.

left winger, too, for Enio Sclisizai has been sent back to Detroit. He'll join the team tonight and will play tomorrow, With the exception of Tony Licari, the “Cap squad will be at full strength for the encounter. The little winger is out with a knee inJury. It was feared for a time yesterday that Fern’ Gauthier, the Gaps’ leading point-getter, might be a casualty when he was struck in the left eye by a stick during scrimmage. But

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They'll have the help of another

he was dismissed from General Hospital and will be able to play. The invaders will have three former Caps in enemy toggery to{morrow night. They're forwards |Les Douglas and Jerry Brown and | |defenseman Hal Jackson. Douglas) {was the Caps’ leading scorer last,

St. Louis bunched three goals) in the second period to down the | Philadelphia Rockets, 4 Wo 1, and | move into a tie with Buffalo for the] | Western ‘Division lead last night. It was the third straight win at home for the Flyers. Washington Wins At the same time, Washington moved into second place in the | Eastern Division last night with a/ |4 to 3 triumph over New Haven. Tonight action continues with] Springfield at Hershey and Cleve-| land at Pittsburgh. | Center Don Grosso paced the St. | Louis team to victory, and placed| himself in thegAmerican League's oalle Hec Highton|

Highton stopped 39 scoring Wt-

The loss knocked Johnson out of Riddle, Indianapolis Indians catch-|tempts during the course of the a possible Madison Square Garden er; scrap promised the up-and-coming (trainer, and Luke Walton, Houston boxer if he won the fight. caster.

evening. Washington's victory was simply|

{the result of an explosive start. The{-

| Lions. tallfed. four times in the first|

{eight minutes, and then spent the) {remainder of the game warding oft| | the New Haven attack which rained] | pucks at Goalie Gordie Bell in the! last two stanzas.

AMERICAN LEAGUE Eastern Division

W L T Pis. G 00! Providence 3 1 0 6 4 11 Yashingten wid od 0 4 11 15 Her wensve Jo FY 3 13 11 Phiiadsiphi . 1:2 13 13 17 New Haven .......1 3 0 2 a 12] Springfield 0-2 0. 0 2 9 Western Division | | Buttalo Rises rane 3 1 0 4 19 ii Louis wd 30 8-18 16; INDIANAPOLIS wR Yn f 12 6 | Pittsburgh ....... 21 0. 4 1% 5 Cleveland .e ¥ 3 0 2 160 18;

RESULTS LAST NiGuy Washington 4, New Haven 8t. Louis 4, Philadelphia ? UNITED STATES LEAGUE Omaha 5, Houst NEXT "GAMES TONIGHT--Springfield at Hershey, Cleve{land at Pittsburgh THURSDAY Buffalo at INDIANAPOLIS: | washington at New Haven IDAY-—8pringfield at ‘Washington, SATURDAY Buffalo at St. Louis; Philadelphis at Pittsburgh; Providence at Cleveland; Washington at Springfield.

SUNDAY -- Philadelphia at INDIANAPOLIS; \St, Louls at Buffalo; Springfield at New Haven: Pittsburgh at Providence.

1. DEATH NOTICES Indianapolis Times, Wed., Oct. 22, i? BARKER--Rev. Orville, age 66, husband of Bessie Barker, father of Mrs, Bethel Mars, William Milton and Robert Barker, passed away. Friends may call at 842 Pletcher after Wednesday noon. Punera! 1:30 Pp. m, Thursday at the Pirst Church of the Nazarene, State and E. Washington. Body will lie in state one hour before the service. Burial Glen Cove Cemetery, Knightstown, Ind. Dorsey Service.

BITTLE— William Curiis, 915 Eaton % Ave, beloved little son of Mr. and Mrs. James William’ Bittle, and brother of James Michael and Penny Ann Bittle, grandson of Mr, and Mrs. James E. Bittle and Mr. and Virgil Cunningha Puneral Friday, (30 p. " fom Shirley Brothers Irving Hill ‘Chapel, 5371 E. Washington, Burial at Washington Park, Priends may call at Irving Hill any time after 1 p. m. ursday BRIDGE Bessie M., 1362 N. LaBalile, beloved wife of Fred A. Bridge and mother of Harold A. Beldge and Mrs. Prancis E. Pitts, he olis; sister of Earl Kearsey, ®rankfort, Ind. Puneral services Saturday, 11 a. m. at Shirley Bros. Central Chapel, 946 N. Illinois Bt. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at Central Chapel any time after 11 a. m. Friday CLINGLER Albert G,, 77 years, be. loved father of Mable J. Winters, grandfather of Mrs. Dorothy Pischer and Mrs, Betty Scott, grandfather of Dianna Scott, Billy and Caroline

Pischer, ssed away / Wednesday, Private funeral Priday, 10:30 a, m. at the OG. H. errmann Funeral

Home, 1505 8. East Bt. Burial Floral Park. Priends may call after 7 p. m. Wednesday. DARRAH Cordelia, of Mrs. Mattie Harrison, , Manson, Emmett, Harlan and Willard Darrah; sister of Mrs. Maude Allison and Manson Adams, assed away Monday at residence of rs. Derry, 519 re Bt, Bervice Thursday, 1:30 West Side Christian’ Church Tonio and Koehne), Friends invited, Burial Parley Cemetery. Friends may call at 519 until noon uae and at church from: 12:30 p ursday until hour of service Conkie

. mother Perry, Herbert,

“age 19,

FARGO — Chancellor O., 6303 WN. Meridian, 60 years old, husband of Katherine P. Fargo, father of Mrs, R. Norman Baxter, Mrs. Berkley W. Duck Jr,, brother of Mrs. Jewell P. Neumeyer, passed away Tuesday p. m. - Services Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary Thursday 4 p. m. Friends invited. Friends may call at mortuary. Cremation to follow

FRYE Henry, 404 N. New Jersey, Apartment 18, enterad into res Monday, age 15 years, husband of Anna Prye, father of 1 jam, H. . rs

Margaret E. ved by 12 Ah aren and os reat grandchi ldren. Servi

ces Thursday, 2 p. m., at the Nuchols Funeral Home nderson, Ind, friends are Teter Burial lat aplewood emetery Priends may call at Peace C Chapel 2050 E. Mi ah 3 ronda Tuesday unti nesday.

Moore Motviarias. Hattie H

G H. Tyler, 18, of 3346 N., Pennsylvania, mother of Mrs. Hamp. picQutre, - Highland Park, N 8

Oreen;” grandentlService % & Buchanan

Mortuary, Time later, eI ear REND. of Mrs, Maude K. Witietord Bred $59 B. ad Bt., passed y.

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L. DEATH NOTICES

BARDESTY—8t. Elmo, of #1 WN, - Main St, Southpori, 'f ¢ Francis E, "(Gene) ot eeiiher of

Omer B. Yea of London, Ind. Mrs. Ines B. Eller of Grove City, Pa.’ Mrs. , John Brewer of Sou port; brother «of Otho Hardesty of In! dianapolis, passed aw y M

evening, Service at J. C. “Chapel of the Chimes,” 1334 Prospect St, Thursday, 1:30. Friends

vited. Burial Greenwood. Priends

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MARTIN Annie, 601 | N Rural 8t, wife of Jess H., mother of Mrs. Mazgares J: Nohl and Mrs, Gertrude Sage greddmeother of John M. td HAL Nohl, sister of Mrs, Mynparet Sa died Wednesday at Vincent's Hospital. Puneral Sate RY 8:30 a. m. at the Kirby Mor tuary, Meridian at 19th st, 9 a. m. St. Philip Neri Church. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery, Friends may call at the mortuary,

AN—Fred, brother of Annie, William ‘and Louis Mussman, all deceased, passed away at his home near. Southport Tuesday morning, Funeral Thursday, Hill. Funeral and burial Friends may call any time.

PENNINGTON Perry C., age #1, Hh Virginia Ave, father of Bers nard unington and Bertha Maney, brother of L, C. Pennington, North

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Vernon, Ind.; Mrs. William F. Knote, .

Marion, and Mrs, Charleton Spencer, Canton, O., passed away Tuesday evening Services at the J. C. Wil. son “Chapel of the Chimes," 1334 Prospect St. Friday, 1:30 " Friends invited. Burial Greenwood. Friends may call at the “Chapel of the Chimes” after 6 p. m. Wednes

John, beloved father of Aiba Carl, John and Robert; son Vawter; of Burk, Nellie Miller, Alice Mar and Catherine McLarey, Horace and William Vawter, passed away on. day. Services Thursday, 2 p. m., at the Beanblossom Mortuary. 1321 WwW, Ray St. Burial Mt. Pleasant Cem ectery VIGUS Silas Wdgar, age 70, 618 WN, Chester, father of Mrs. J. K. Ross, Belleville, Ill; Mrs, Esther Lankford, Milwaukee, Wis : Mrs, Virginia Allen, Kenneth Vigus, California; step father of Mrs. Katherine S8hickies, passed away Friends may call at the Dorsey Funeral Home, 399% E, New York, after Thursday noon. Funeral 10 a m. Priday at funeral home Burial Washington Park Cemetery

WESTRA— Katie, age 35 Bethel ‘and Hobart Sts, passed aw dey morning, mother of Mr ice Stewart, Connersville; Mrs. Sophia Shane, Mrs. Mary Jane Klyn, l= ma, Herman and arles Westra; nister of Mrs. Elsie Henni man and Mrs. Bertha Elsner, city; Miss Hen rietta Van Dyke, Detroit: Mrs. Alice De Groot and Robert Van Dyke of Mooresville; John Peter and Bert Van Dyke, Cold Water. Mich, Serv. ice at the Christian Park Reformed Church Thursday, a Vi JFrie nds may call at the J. ilson “Chape 1 of the Chimes, * Sind __ Prospect Bt.

%. CARD OF THANKS

DUNN-—With the deepest apprecine tion we wish to thank all of our lovely friends. neighbors and relatives for the beautiful flowers, expressions of sympathy and other courtesies shown us at the death of our loved one, George E. Dunn, Especiall we thank the pallbearers, Rev. Bastin, Rev. . Cross, and the Conkle Funeral Home and attendants for their kindness and wonderful services rendere MRS. LURA E. ‘DUNN & FAMILY, GRAY —We are so grateful d do wish to thank our lovely heighbors, friends and relatives for their many kindnesses, sympathy, beauti« ful flowers and other courtesies shown us during the illness and death of our husband and father, Clyde Gray Jr. We especially thank the Rev. Linstrom, ther Omer Bruck, Shannon Graves & Co, and the J. . Wilson “Chapel of the Chimes” and attendagts for their thoughtfulness, comfort and wonderful services « MRS. ROSEMARY GRAY and C HILDREN,

WELLINGHOFF—-To our friends, neighbors and we wish to express our sincere thanks for the beautiful flowers, acts courtesies

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grateful for comfort any by Rev Church ahd he Robert W. Stirling Funeral Hom NIECES AND NEPHEWS.

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