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“SPORT SROUNDUP

” By EDDIE ASH

TOAST THE BOSS .. . St. Louis hewspaper and radio sports men are going to sponsor a big testimonial dinner for Sam Breadon, owner and presidént of the St. Louis Cardinals on Jan, 13 . .. It will be an unusual: event for Breadon . . . He has seen many of his Cardinal ball players and managers honored by the fans and, usually has contributed his check and presence to the events . Now it's his turn = A Ry to be the honored ~~ Breadon guest in recognition of his 21 years with the team, during which the Cards finished 19 seasons in the first division, nine of them as National League pennant winners. . Invitations to the Breadon testi~ monial will be sent to all high baseball men, including A. B. Chandler, commissiogier, to the major league presidents, to all presidents of major league clubs and to the present and past managers of the Cardinals over the past 21 years . Many minor league notables also] will be invijed to join in the tribute) to the, leader, who still hopes to] build a new ball park in the Mound City before he retires.

- 8 NB «THE LOWLY POTATO + « » v8. A. Camp, Shafter, Cal, potato grower, peeled off $42,000 from his bankroll and purchased White | Hanover, yearling trotter, at the ‘big standard-bred horse auction eld In Harrisburg, Pa . “Murphies” really paid off. for Shafter.

oy » » HOME-GROWN SHORTAGE .. Joe Sheeketski, ‘Notre Dame, is in his first year as head football coach, at the University of Nevada Nevada abides strictly by Pacific Coast Conference rules, although a non-member ,. . Nevada scouts are foiced to range far and wide for player talent ... There is a scarcity _ of home-state boys .~ .. Nevada has

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y. 4 uo { THEY GET AROUND. . .. The University of Virginia's best half- | back is Bruce Bailey. . . . Some- | how he, acquired a liking for the |

4 state of Virginia . , , since Cali- : fornia is his home. . . . Another 3 star is Grover Jones, fullback, who

played for Penn two vears ago |

__ before deciding to cultivate a southern stent.

HUGE BONUS “In OFFING. ‘on

George Zoeterman; the Chicago high!

i school southpaw pitcher ‘who was

i the innocent cause of the recent .

‘Ho flareup between Baseball Commissioner A. B. Chandler and - Leslie O'Connor, White Sox general man-

ager, and who now cannot be em-! ployed by the Sox, has already re- . ceived offers from 13 of the 15 other]

major league clubs. , , . He cannot be signed until he is after the first of the year. . .. The y, bidding probably will Be so brisk : that Young Zoeterman doubtless will

. be able to run his “asking price” i + well up into five figures. yn

i SLUMP HITS BOXING. . , . ; Nick Londes, well-known Detroit ] professional boxing promoter, has reduced ticket prices to his shows | to one, two and three, plus tax. « + « His “top” has been $6 . , . but atendance at his shows has slumped off recently. . . . Only 1382 eash customers showed up at g his last card, headlined by Bob 8 Amos, Detroit, and Shelton Bell, 3 Dayton, O., light heavies. . . . 3 Amos is undefeated in three years of pro busing. > . i UMPIRE'S "SENSE OF HUMOR s + + At. old Washington Park one day, outfielder Walter Rehg of the Indians stepped to the plate and Just as the pitcher was ready to fire one in, a large-sized insect began buzing his ear. .. . Rehg - ducked and old Jim Murray, um- | pire, behind the plate, called time! and said, “I don’t .want two bugs | up at the plate at the same time.” « +. Rehg, who was quick with the! lip himself, was bowled over by that one and old Jim had his laugh.

» » » ROAR OF THE FAITHFUL ¢ + + Generally speaking, Eddie | “256 Fins Fy Stanky, Brooklyn second base‘Levant man, says the yelling of the rnin 5 1 erowd doesn’t have a great effect . 3 on a ball player's performance, lie Ban i “because a seasoned leaguer gets | BAC suse) used to it and takes it in stride.”

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* Nations! League Toledo 75, Mint 88. League of America Chicago 97. New Orleans 65 Louisville 60, Omaha 48, ERs "By haones BAA) . Rochester (NL)

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“CITY, COUNTY . Washington 7, Tech # Sher, 5 ees ste Howe “ Silent Hoosiers 0. OTHER HIGH SCHOOLS Dayton Dunbar 13, Evansville Lincoln 0. Evansville Central 7, New Albany 0. Evansville Reits 30, Bloomington 14.

“tral 1. Lafayette 8, West Latatutie 0. La Porte 13, Mich y 0. Mooseheart (IIL) gon ". Mt. Carmel (Ill) 7, Pringeton 6 Muncie Central 49, New! astle 12. Bouth Bend: Central. 40 Pv. Wayne North

ide Bouth Bend Central 40, =n Wayne North

Vincennes 25, Boonville Gary FProehel veil East Chicago,’ rain, postpon unti tonight, STATE COLLEGES Michigan Normal 14, Ball State 7, Olivet 6, Anfasioe 8 (t

‘Lnther 0, Simpson © (tie).

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H.S., College Grid Results

Wayne South Side 12, Ft. Wayne cen-, | Tyler 14, Shreiner Institute 8.

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Ind. Central, Hanover To Decide Hoosier :

Grid Title Tonight

Ball State Suffers First Defeat at Ypsilante While Anderson College Is Held to.6-6 Tie

The Hoosier Conference's first football championship will be decided tonight when Indiana Central meets unbeaten Hanover College at at 8 o'clock at Southport High School's stadium, Indiana Central has won five and lost one in conference competition and a victory tonight would give the Greyhounds the title on a percent age-point basis since Central has played one more game than Hanlover which was one of 26 unde- PROBABLE LINEUP feated, untied college elevens in the! puqians Central Ranover

‘nation prior to today's schedule. MeOrath ........ Tonight's clash also brings to- JANNey ........

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gether the state's two leading scor- Klos ......

ers. Don McBride of Indiana Cen-

Br ends, are tied for first place with p redenberger :

Each has scored nine Sark’

Game time-8 p pO ical. Walter ice, referee; Charles Dagwell, umpire Otto’ Albright, head linesman.

| touchdowns. Ball State suffered its first defeat of the season last night at Ypsilanti, Mich., at the hands of Michigan Normal, 14-7. Pat O'Hara of Normal fell on his own team-mate's second half kickoff on the Ball State l-yard line and three plays. later Jack Van Wagoner smashed. over- for the game-winning marker, Ball State scored

‘Pittsburgh Hornets Face Caps Here Tomorrow Night

Pittsburgh's stubborn Hornets revenge in Cleveland for the 4-3

quarter--when- Syl Woljicki plunged over {rom the 1. Anderson and Olivet battled to a

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|who haven't been beaten since their defeat at the Coliseum Thursday

opening American Hockey League, Msht.

game will make their first appear: lance here tomorrow night against the Indianapolis Capitals at the

Coliseum at 8:30. Tomorrow nighj's game will be the last at home for the Caps until Nov. 30. Coach Johnny Mowers’

Ing opponents to an average of only

a 5.4 goal average for each game. Veterans on the Pittsburgh roster this,season are Ted Sloan, Syd moves Smith, Pete Langelle, Stan .Kemp,

nie's Hollywood Ice Revue He yw Pete Backer, Mel. Hill, Bill. Benson. |

iin for 17 nights beginning next | Wednesday. The Hornets lost their opener to St. Louis and have won eight and been tied twice since then. They meet the Flyers tonight at Pitts-| burgh while the Caps are seeking!

Bisons Move Into First-Place Tie

WASHINGTON, Nov. 8 (UP)— The Buffalo Bisons, fresh from a 6 to 2 victory over the Washington | Lions, today joined the Pittsburgh | Hornets at the top of the American Hockey Leagué's Western Division. Goals by Hal Jackson, Leo Gravelle, Len Halldorson and Joe

night before Bob Walton scored the first Washington goal in the final minute of the second period. Les Douglas and Tom Ceoper added two useless Bison goals in the final

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AMERICAN LEAGUE

. tory Diviston emmt— mo——————————: et 12 3PIn | wine Sikes Flattens B80. oc. vii vais 2 18 51 ; ; INDIANAPOLIS .... 7 4 0 14 30 in atter By Frank Vilson ‘ ’ | Cleveland .,. 5 4 1 11,34 8 x St. Lous ..0....00.. 4.8 1 p38 PH Eastern Division | BIG TACKLE — There's re Providence 4 i T Pa. 9% °%! , The. cond 7% series in as many nights was rolled last night in dl n Ir exaggeration in "Big Jim" Can- | Washington .. rs inn # ag pelation nin name and hi 285.pound | Hersher Met 3 11% 4 5 UDompiling games of 242, 192 and 279, William Gooch of the Cotton | Bob Sikes, Indianapolis heavy9 to wil : pount Phidephia iti +h $9 Club team in the Fun Bowl Classic League marked a 713 to become ther ¥nockout ‘1 senior tackle wil be in the Indi. __" LAST Mion! * the ninth person to furn the trick this season. Eight men and one weight, had -another ¥nociout ana Central. - lineup tonight | Buffalo," 8; ashingion, 2. {woman have dropped 700 or more pins so far in league activity. Lou his credit today but he probably | when the Greyhounds face | TONIGHT — Indianapolis at Cleveland: Early is the lone feminiine bowler wasn't particularly proud of it. Tim Gillespie, Allison Jets . 580 p p

New Haven at Hershey. Providence at! Philadelphia St. giouls at Pittsburgh; Buf-!

ale, Fu Springfield Pittsburgh at INDIANAP-

otis": Heron At New Haven; Buffalo at Providence; Cleveland at St. Louls.

Hanover College's’ unbeaten, untied Panthers at Southport Stadium at 8 o'clock.

period on a 66-yard touchdown pass, from Bob Baker to Gene Dance. Normal tied the count in the second!

6-6 draw last night on the Ander-|

With Al Bastien in the nets, Pitts! burgh has compiled the best de-|; fensive record in the loop by hold!

12.3 goals per game.. Meanwhile, the Caps lead the league in offense with |

Bob Dawes and Peanuts O'Flaherty.’

Bell gave Buffalo a 4 to 0 lead last

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on the North Side field. The Satans won, 25-6, to keep their | at three games and a tie with Washington.

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| period and Dan Porteous tallied for| | Washington as the Lions lost their!

THE INDIANA

POLIS TIMES

inbeaten Ci

FIRST DOWN =-Jim Swope (48), Broad Ripple back, carries for a first down before being brought down by a Shortridge tackler in the city-series clash yesterday

victory record intact

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TACKLED — Don Leppert (69), Washington back, is stopped for no gain in

Tech-Continental game yesterday on the

ast Side field. Bob Reuter (89) of

Washington sprawls on the ground while Charles Scharbrough (52) and Bob Faccone (33) of Tech come in on the play. Washington won, 7-0,

|{in"the coveted line-up. Ralph Gale

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H. S. Basketball Scores | HIGR SCHOOLS [Merom 27. Parmersburg 26 Akron 44, Mentone 31. [Metea 51, Lucerne 29.

{ Michigantown 2, (Carroll) 24 {Middlebury 49, Jefferson (Elkhart) 29. Middletown 43, Fortville 38 Midland 28, Marco 27 Milian 59, Rising Bun 33 Monrovia 41, Morgantown 26, Monroeville 44, Hoagland 33 Montmorenci 32, Jackson Township (Tippecanoe) N Ayr 23 Tefft 19 Mulberry 33, Dayton 15 New Market 19, Ladoga 18 New Lebanon 34, Oaktown 31 North Liberty 42, Walkertown 28, Osgood 58, North Madison 43 Otter Creek 33, Honey Creek 26 Patriot 33, Moores Hill 2 “| Pendieton 41, Markleville 37 (Ov ertime), | Prairie Creek 40, Pimento 21

| Andrews 38. Bippus 32, Jefferson

| Aurora 42, Guilford 25.

| Austin 31, Kitchell 16 Bainbridge 40, Russellville 24 Banquo 36. Markle 19 Battle Ground 40, Buck Creek 35 Bedford 42, Salem 20, | Berne 48, Geneva 37 | Blackhawk 44, Patrickshurg 18, | Bloomingdale 45, Bellmore 22. | Bowers 34, Wingate 19 | Bremen 36, Rochester 32. Brook 42, Goodland 30 | Brownstown 34, Oolitic 20. Burney 34," New Point 17 Cambridge City 18. Whitewater 44. Cannelton 31 Rockport 29 Centerville 48, Brookville 35

Clay Township Miami) 81, Chill 28, {Prairie Township (Tipton) 37, Jefferson Clayton 42, Pittsboro 20 Township (Tipton) 2 Clear Springs 53, Williams 33 Pulaski 35, Leiter's Pord

32 Colfax 39, Darlington 33 (Fountain) 33, Wal-

Richland Township Converse 37, Jackson Township (Howard) a

lace 1 Riley 43. Glenn 39 (double overtime),

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Leroy Kerst was in the runner-up |

for the evening with a 693

rolled in the Dezelan Classic loop.

His

game for the Kidwell Electric

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Township ing him were: Miller Ensliinger, 206,

273-672, for the Brass Rail in Washington League at the Clinton McClintock, 223, 223-658, for Epler's Service the Sport Bowl Recreation

League, and Herman Hohlt Jr., 278, 1201, 171—650, for Harrell's Plumbers,

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HOCKEY

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| Amateur Basketball

The Beech Grove Silver Bullets! The schedule for the United Bervice

basketball league tomorfow at the Naval will meet the South Side Saints in a Nh Br

14 sop an amateur football game at 2:30 Arid Reserve: 2 TY Air Forces vs. Naval

Reserve (By: "3:30, Naval Ordnance vs

p. m, tomorrow on the Béech Grove!

Naval Reserves (A), {Naum Reserve (C), sults of last night's pre-season or 8 the Wabash Ketmall tourney at Dea rbo local Giltw am.

The 7-Up All Kars wii pag. Eagles ow All players are TE hg dah, ao at Eagle Oreek Field.

ol 77, Greek Bears Hoe 21, Butler Y 20; Peering. rPoundrs | Indiana Business College 1

. 'Bchool’s eighth straight loss,

{of Pittsburgh in the third round of | 554 their schoduled 10 before a slim on a 26-yard dash.

The Smoky City battler had little! Harvey handling the pigskin on an

in 85-yard march which ended on the! flattened Irish 10,

leather touchdown at the climax of a 70-

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ty Grid Teams ;

Blue Devils Romp ’ Over Broad Ripple As Tech Loses, 7 to 0

City Football Title May Be Decided

Next Friday When Satans Face East Siders + By GEORGE WELDEN : Shortridge and Washington were the only unbeaten teams in cit) competition today with the struggle for the mythical championship {slated to-go down to the final round next Friday with the Satan- Tech {clash. Shortridge dropped previously unbeaten Broad Ripple, 25 to 6, and Washington halted any plans. Tech might, have had for the city chamipjonship by edging out a 7-0 vie- | tory. In two other city encounters yes- soundly \terday, Cathedral scored an 18-0'44-0,

Jent Scores for Continentals

After threatening during the first three periods, Tech's Greenclad were ousted by Washington on a drive which began midway in the final stanza on the Continental 39 and ended with a 9-yard jaunt around left end by Dennis Jent into the end zone. It was Tech's fourth defeat.of the season and the second in city | competition. The Big Green lost the season opener to Howe, Wash | ington holds three victories and one, = a tie with Shortridge against. city foes, _ period ended on the Continental 6 In the first period, two 18- yard John Faccone, ‘Busksot and ly*) penalties for holding and backfield nijed up three first downs from tie iin motion after Tech had moved . [down to the Continental 35 put the Tech 41 to put the ball on the [ball back on the midfield stripe. Washington 24. Bobby Tharp passed | Lowell Lentz intercepted Don Buck- to Russell Meadors on the '3, bu sot's pass on the Washington 27 on|the Continental forward wall held the next play to end the threat. |again. | In the second stanza, the Big| Washington's winning tally wa {Green moved down to the Conti-|set up, by Dick Lipscomb, Jack Hens | nental 14, where- another holding|ley, ‘Gary Pox, Jent, and Lowell {penalty put thie ball back on the 20. Thomas carrying from the ContiJohn Lytle ploughed through, how-|nental 39 down to the Tech 9. Jent {ever, for a first down on the 16. The on a- handoff skirted around left end | Washington line held and the Jon- to score. Lipscomb booted the extra tinentals took over on the 10. I point,

Satans Shatter Broad Ripple’s Hopes

Some 3500 spectators turned out on the North Side field yesterday despite a high wind and low temperature that called for overcoats and mufflers, to watch the Satans shatter Broad Hippies "hopes for an undefeated season. | Both teams utilized a few feet of grassy oe on both sides of the {muddy playing field to set up their _markers. Jack Tichenor, fleet Satan back, | |scored twice to run his count 74 and ran 36 yards to make the score points and was virtually assured of 18-0. (the city-county scoring title. His| pate in the same period, Stocky fares Soli ory Mabpe 3 o% Cornelius, Ripple center, recovered [points Bill Roberts of Speedway, {a fumble by Steeg on the Shortfinished with 66. {ridge 33. Don Klinger, Jim Swope Tichenor cut through right tackle and Jerry Jones combined to move {and sprinted 60 yards down the the ball to the 18. The Satan line |sideline to score standing up on|held however and the Rockets took {the second play of the game. [to the air. Jerry Jones hit Tom Chuck Keever tallied the Satan's Moser in the end zone for the only second marker from the 11-yard Rocket marker. line early in the second period on Shortridge's final marker came in 4 drive which began late in the the fourth period when Tichenor initial period on the Shortridge 40 eluded two tacklers and dodged to make the count 12-0. lover from the 12. Fred Davis Steeg cut off tackle on a quick passed to 8 foot 4 inch End Bill opener early in the third period Ralphi”for the extra point.

Howe Runs Over Silent Hoosiers, 44-0

| Howe's Hornets had little trouble setting down the Silent Hoosiers | 44-0 to end the Hoosiers season without a victory. It was the Hornets eighth triumph in nine starts. : | 8Bcoring three times in-the first quarter, once in the. second and | third stanzas and twice in the final, the Hornets meted out the Deaf

victory over Manual and “Howe trounced Silent Hooslers,

Tech's final thrust in the third

| - Jim Stutz, Joe Weaver and Frank! in the first period. Knox's 61-yard {Knox each scored twice and Johnny dash came in the final period and a | Edwards tallied once. Knox on runs: pass from Edwards to Stuts counted of 61 and 25 yards. ithe final score. Edwards and Dick Don Woods hurled a 30-yard pass Merchant scored two extra points to Stutz for his TD and Weaver by running.

Irish Hand Manual 18-0 Loss

Renny An rews, Poodmaster Mixed.. §72/ Bike the erstwhile Arkansas! Cathedral scored once in each of the first three periods to hand Ed Diets chit ihe Kin Med: i By {Manual an 18-0 loss. ~The Redskins completed their-season with only | Harry, Noftke. Naval or nance oir. oi sas battler, stopped an inept Bob Clark one victory over Southport,

Carl Accomondo tallied twice, once on a 63-yard jaunt and the other

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