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Pittsburgh Takes Over Western Division Lead; Cleveland Loses 3-1 Game to Hershey Announcement Confirms Times Report

The Indianapolis Capitals, 1 vision witheBuffalo, returnéd home today tonight on the Coliseum ice at 8:30 Butler DePauw universities

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Meanwhile, Pittsburgh's: Hornets «si top ‘the Western Division broke off their football relations tounbeaten in their last nine games and. still roaring down the victory! day, confirming a report printed trail. The Hornets turmed on the heat in the second period last night yesterday by The Times, to defeat Springfield, 7 to § t ! . 3 The decision not to renew the Pittsburgh Schedule Tonight B-year-old rivalry next season In other contests last night Buf Cleveland at Indianapolis, | was made by the DePauw commitfalo downed Providence, 7 to 2, and Washington at New Haven, (tee on athletics, The committee

Hershey defeated Cleveland, 3 to 1 Philadelphia at Providence, ald DePauw, now only half the size The Caps blew a 3-to-0 lead over of Butler, did not have the manPhiladelphia, losing out in the final CAPS. Bush scored. with one.minute power to field adequate competition period = when Wally Stefaniew 0 Play in the second period for the Bulldogs, ‘whizzed the puck.past Goalie Red Rockets Zoom | During the long series, which has Almas at 14:40 for Philadelphia The Rocke narrowed the ‘Caps’ not been continuous DePauw won 11 Penalties lead to 4 to 3 when Jim Drummond 10 games, the last in 1926, 21-10 hit from eight feet out at 6:15 in Butler thumped the ‘Tigers last After Indianapolis had built up {he final period. Steve Wochy's long! week &t Indianapolis; -35-0 its lead the contest turned Into & ght from the side tied the score at Athletic Director Raymond R bruising battle with officials calling 4.411 at 13.04 and then Stefaniew|(Gaumy) Neal said the action of 11 penalties. Lee Fogolin, Cap de- seored the winning goal oh assists! the committee would not affect fenseman, and “Bad Boy" Eddie {yom ‘Bush and Phil Hergesheimer. other athletic relations- between the

Bush of Philadelphia drew major The Hornet victory was the fourth school penalties for fighting in a row. Actually, the team has not “This should In no senke be taken The Caps took an early lead on been defeated since it lost the open- as a break in athletic relations,” Don Morrison's goal at 18:27 of the Ing game of the season, but dt -has na safd “as our competition in all first period. Cliff Simpson, co-leader been tied twice since then other sports has been satisfactory in. league scoring, made it 2 -to! Pittsburgh was trailing, 2 to 1, at po... 0. we are more evenly «0 at 1:08 in the second period and the end of the firsg: period in the. op .q» ; Nélson™ Podolosky hiked the score game played before 4583 fan { Ross Regrets Decision to 3100 at 3:10 But. came that second period, and Chairman George B. Manhart of While Fogolin and Bush were the Hornets poured in four BALLS 1 1e athletic committee sald one of cooling off in the penaity, John Ma- Within a period of six minutes. Tod |, «Lief reasons” for the decision hafly scooted one in.for the Rockets SI arted it, and Flemming on the fdotball series was because at 12:25 but the Caps eountered at Macks Les Costello and Syd Smith Butler was “moving into a new oot - 17.05 when Enio Sclisizai tallied, followed through in short order. [11 conference which 1s beyond With Defenseman Ed Nicholson sit +Gioal Period DePauw's cla in- gridiron play ting in the penalty box for the Alle that, the game wa over Butler is In it econd season in for practical purpose Bpring- the new Mid-American Conference field tallied once in the second and The committee said DePauw's inthe Hornets ‘ndded two goals in the terest ‘in varsity football must re- . third main among schools.of “like en ry Lr Providence remained in the East- rollment,” although in sports not ern Division lead even though suf-|dependent on so mugh on manOIL BURNERS fering that lop-sided loss at Buf- power, DePauw “is able to play FURNACES falo : 5( hools of many times its enroll. It was a. four-goal last period ment

’ which made the count so one way In Indianapolis, Butler President Complete Heating I'he - Bisons todk the lead in the M. O. Ross said it was “with regret Service last part of the first period; and that we learned of the decision rr were néver headed after that, to discontinue playing foothall with MONARCH SALES co ¢ S . Butler after this year but ’ ap coring we understand the reasons for this LL 4438 36 W. 10th St. |... Games G A Ma @cliOn HE, 10 EA

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Rice over Arkansas—T'ain{ the

Georgia Tech over Navy—Could Philadelphia 3. 3-3 . be beorgls Se uvset y heat, it's the humidity. | INDIANAPOLIS wr avtviavel | 3 © 0nd Notre Dame over Army~The line A pset. . | Scoring summary: : ! | , Penn State Temp Bldw| Also: Oklahoma Aggies over First Period: (1) Indianapolis, D. Mor. difference isn't too great "bd Irish enn over Temple — Tulsa; Texas Tech over Arizona, | !'son (Podolsky, Summers), 18:27. Pen- . backs, particularly a guy named the man down. CH Alles: Shewchuk, Dewsbury, Drummond CABINET SINKS

»-. “ and ar ! Johnny Lujack, spell a tremendous| Harvard over Princeton-Another T Hardin Simmons over, West

exas. . son (Bclisizel), 1:08; (3) Indianapolis, | FLOOR AND WALL CABIN difference in a South Bend crusade blueplate. ———————————a—— OAT Many woes 128: (3) ig which Notre Dame should win any-| Boston College over Wake Forest B id i . | Indianapolis, Bchistzzi (Gauthier, Simp- IMMEDIATE DELIVERY where {rom 16 to 60, ~Tough as a three-day beard. vildogs Entered jaani. B a oS on aaeilita, Bush (Nar ON MOST SIZES Penn over Virginia—Promises to| ‘Columbia over Dartmouth—Lion- J Pogolin (major: fighting; Bush (major UP 38 MONTHS TO PAY he a whale of a ball game with both ized. ! {in Hdier-Meot AY | aghting); Nicholson T0 clubs loaded up front and ‘in the Holy Cross over Colgate—8anfor-| at £10880 TY mond (Kraiger, Kilrea), 615. (8) Phila. backfield. The D a pick Penn. by ized. {squad will seek the first victory after deiphia, noe {Mahatty). 13 so; 9) | ROSE Pisin CO. . ‘ y * eipnia, elaniw (Hergesheimer, 14, which could be an overlay in| Also: Cornell over Syracuse; Yale| DO Scleats YOO when the puun), 14:40. Penalties: Stefaniew, Shew. 930 N. MERIDIAN ST. this battle of undefeateds. Pean over Brown: Rutgers over Lafayette, . 5° ‘ravel to Bloomington vo chuk Podolsky, Motter

figures on the strength of a better Bicknell over NYU, West Chester Po licipate in the State meet held

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MIDWEST Purdug Tover Miniiasoga — The bluepiate special : Ohio State over Northwestern— And ham on rye, Wisconsin over Badger game, Michigan over Indiana — Sweet music for Crisler's symphony, Illinois over Western Michigan—

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(crew, who will be making the secNorth Carolina over North Caro- ond venture out of dual competilina State—Carolina sure to win. ftion, has dropped meets to Wayne Mississippi over Tennessee—Ney- University of Detroit, and Miami land must be going nutty. | University, > org over Florida—Two bites Coach Walker will choose his o. be Bulldogs. [traveling squad from Capt. Jim Eh e over Missouri—A bad bet Cline, Howard. Sutherland, Jim either way, : Mitchell; Dick Cassidy, Robert Cul-

Kentucky over West Virginia— er, Gen r For at least one right, Hiya Kernal, per aig Im oft, Den Thomas an

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