Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 November 1947 — Page 9

17, 1947

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MONDAY, NOV. odo

WITH ROYALS—In the Rochester lineup tomorrow night against the Kautskys will be Bill (Red) Holman, one of the mainstays of the team last year and a former CCNY player. Holzman was picked on the

National Basketball League's all-star fee Jas} season.

Pro Cage League Drops Chicago

CHICAGO, Nov. (UP)—Paul Walk, president or Lie National Basketball League, said today that] the circuit had banned all players who left member teams wo join other professional squads. Walk said that the league also had decided to complete the current season without a Chicago team but that it was possible a team

might be organized here next year. Ja

Players who belonged to the Chicago: American Gears, which left] the National League after last sea-| son and joined the recently-dis-banded Professional Basketball League of America, will be. divided| among National League members, Fred Lewis Banned Fred Lewis, formerly with She-| boygan; Al Grenert and Howie Rader, who played for Moline, and Sid Tannenbaum, formerly the property of Minneapolis, were the players barred from competition in the National League. Lewis was player-coach of the Birmingham team of the Professional Basketball League, and Grenert and Rader were players in the same league. Tannenbaum is playing in the American Basketball League. Buddy Hassett, another player who formerly was a player in the National League but left to join the Professional’ Basketball circuit, was declared eligible for: further competition in the National League |

_ because of a recent court action which granted an injunction against |

his playing in the new league shortly before it was disbanded.

Kautskys Get Hale

Bruce Hale, one of the former

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Football Scores Over Week-En

RESULTS YESTERDAY a tel

St. Bonaventure: 3 Scranton 1.

Canisius 237, Ni {Santa Clara 33, St. Mary's 9.

s RESULTS SATURDAY

« STATE COLLEGES {Purdue 28, Pittsburgh 0, {Notre Dame 26, Northwestern 19, | Butler 37, Valparaiso 6. {Wabash 27, DePauw 7. {Indiana 48, Marquette 8 | Can State 14, Indiana State 0. | Cantarujry 13, Anderson 0. | Olivet Earlham 19 | Kentucky 36, Evansv ille 0. [Otterbein 33, Manchester 0. | Franklin 19, Lm gan 6. | Hanover 33, Rose Foly | OTHER COLLEGES {Abilene 41, Austin .| Alabama 14, Georgia "tech .7, | Albriant 26, Juanita 3 fred 14, Hartwick 0 | Allegh: eny 7, Susquehanna T (tie), Amherst 14, Williams 6. Army 7, Pennsylvania 7 (tie), Ashland 18, Cedarville 0. Baldwin Wallace 27, Case 0, Baylor 7, Tulsa 6. | Bethel 19, Sterling 0. Boston U, 133, Rang s Point 6. Bowdoin 21, Colby Bowling Green a8 Towa State Teachers 1, { Buffalo 14, Buckn | CCNY 2, Queens oe 0. California 60, Montana 14. Carleton 0, Cornell (Ia.) 0 (tie). Carthage 12, North Central 6 Cape Girardeau 13, Springfield See 0. Catholic 16, Washington Sollee hy { Champlain 18, Ft. Devens {Citadel 7, Virginia inary Institute 6. | Cincinnat! 7, Western Reserve Clemson 34, Duquesne 13. College of 1daho 20, Witman 10. Colorado 21, yom: ing | Celarago A&M 27, 0g Sian Young 28. olumbia 10, Holy Cross 0, Ee 21, Cornell 13. [Dayton 18, Ohio U. 6. |Delance a Kalamazoo, canceled, , Ohio wed eyan 6. | Dera a "St. Louis East Texas State 28, ® rinity (Tex) 7 Eastern Oregon 6, Central Washington ’, Eastern Kentucky 27, Western Kentucky 7 Erskine 28, Newberry 12 Eastern Washington 10, Western Washington 7 Emporia State 26, St. Benedict's 7. Florida 7, Tulane 7 (tle). Franklin & Marshall 27, Ursinus 0,

rain,

eneva 6, Washington & Jefferson 0. Georgia 28, Auburn 6, Gettysburg 20, St. Lawrence 7. Grove City 24, Westminster 0. Hardin 15, Southwestern U. 13. Hardin Simmons 18, Texas Mines 0. Harvard 13, Brown 7. Hilsdare 26, Detroit Tech 0. Hobart 7, Rochester 7 (tie). | Hofstra 34, Wagner 0 Houston 9, N. Term State 2. o 13, Utah I 28, Ohio 8 tate 1: | Illinois Normal 26, Western. Illinois 0, Illinois Wesleyan 9, Augustana 0 {Iowa 13, Minnesota 8 {Towa State 14, Kansas State 0. ohns Hopkins 40, Haverford 13. Kansas 13, Oklahoma A&M 7. Kentucky State 13, Morris Brown 0. Lafayette 7, Fordham 0. {Lake Forest 6, Albion 0. | Lehigh 27, Carnegie Tech 2. | Lenoir Rhyne 13, Elon 0 Lewis-Clark 18, St. Martin's 6 {Louisiana State 21, Mississippi State 6. | Maine 19, Bates 13. {Miami U. 22, Wichita 7. | Michigan 40, Wisconsin 8. Michigan State 14, Temple 6. Middlebury 19, Vermont 0. | Millikin 12, Elmhurst 0 Mississippl 52, Chattanooga 0, Mohawk 6, Sampson 0 | Monmouth: 23, Knox 0. | Muhlenberg 20, Delaware 14. Nevada 55, Montana State College 0. New Hampshire 14, Cofinecugut 6. New Mexico 8, Drake 7. North Carolina 19, Maryland 0. North Carolina State 20, Wake. Forest 0 N Dakota and Morningside, canceled, snow {North Texas State 33, Texas U. 0 Northwestern (La) 22, Celivenary A Sorwich 13, St. Michael's 0 berlin 20, Muskingum 6. mt 14, California Poly 7. Oklahoma 21, Missouri 12. Oklahoma City U. 28, Louisiana Tech 13 Omaha U, Colorado State 6. Oregon 21, Stanford 6 Otterbein 33, Maichester 0. Penn State 20, Navy 17. ”» Portland 27, Willamette 0. Princeton 17, Yale 0. Principia 28, McKendree 6 ands 20, California Tech 13 {eta 40, New York U. 0 Randolph Macon 13, Hampden Sydney 7. Rensselaer 27, Brooklyn 12. [Rice 41, Texas A&M 7. { Rollins 13, Murray Sule 1 | 8alem 13, Rio Grande 8an Diego State 19, Whittier 0. Sewanee 14, Centre | South Carolina 0, Duke 0 (tie). South Carolina State 12, Tuskegee 9. Southern U. 28, Wiley

9. Chicago Gear stars, was assigned to|Southern Illinois 33, Eastern Illinois 13."

Southwest Texas 7, Sam Houston

the Indianapolis Kautskys in the Southern Methodist 14, Arkansas 6

shift of players following the fold-| ing of the new Professional Basket-| ball League of America, It was not known whether Haile will be able to join. the club for its clash tomorrow night at the Butler |

Steubenvisie 0, Gustavus Adolphus 0 fue . Johns and St. Cloud, canceled, snow 18. Norbert 8, LaCrosse 6. |Sprinateid 22, Cortland 7. 1 Ross 22, Silver City 2. | Swarthmore 19, Drexel 14. (Stephen Austin 15, Texas Ag. 1. yracuse 7, Colgate 0 Tennessee 38, Boston College 13.

Fieldhouse with the Rochester Roy- = Teyas 20, Texas Christian 0

als, last year's loop champions.

George Mikan, the former DePaul | 2°!

center, was turned over to Minne« apolis, but was undecided whether to! accept a con'ract or continue his! law career. Bob McDermott, player-coach, went to Sheboygan along with Max Morris; Bob Calihan to Flint; Dick Triptow to Tri-Cities; Stan Patrick to Toledo; Price Brookfield to Anderson; George. Ratkovich to Rochester, and Art Stoefen td" Minneapolis.

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ON PRACTICALLY EVERYTHING! 4 LINCOLN STATE PAWNERS

On the Corner, Capitol & Wash 8t.

edo 33, South Dakota State 12. Tufts 20, Massachusetts 6. Union 13, Hamilton 0. 34, Washington 7. Utah State 20, Denver 0. {Virginia 6, West Virginia 0 Virginia Tech 26, Richmond 14 Wayne 7, George Washington 6. Washington U. (St. Louis) 40, Grinnell 12 Washington State 14, Oregon State 1 West Virginia Wesleyan 7, Bethany 0. Wesleyan 13, Trinity 0 West Texas State 40, Colorado College 6 Western Colorado 26, Adams State 7. Western Maryland 19, Dickinson 0. Western Michigan 12, Beloit 0 Western State 26, Adams State William & Mary 45, a & Lee 6 Wheaton 44, Illinois College 0 Wittenberg 20, capial 0. | Xavier 18, Jissuall CAL RiGH SCHOOLS Cathedral a. Washington 17. | OTHER HIGH SCHOOLS, ACADEMIES | Evansville Reitz 6, Evansvills Memorial | Greenbriar Military Academy (W. Va.) is, | Culver Military Academy 7.

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RESULTS SATURDAY Rochester 79, Oshkosh 52 Syracuse 73, Tri-Cities 72 THIS WEEK'S GAMES TONIGHT—Tri-Cities at Anderson; She- | bo; an » aSinneapolis. | W-~Rochester af ous pint at Syracuse. AY —Oshkosh vs. Toledo at ApEure Wa at Anderson;

Wis. Minneapolis at Sheboygan at Tri~ Flint at Rocleste FRIDA hester at Syracuse; Sheboy an at Toledo. TURDAY~Tri-Cities at INDIANAPO8 abt at Oshkosh; Syracuse at

int 54, 8 tis 70, Bokoms “a

Zollners Win From Flint Pros, 64-54

PT. WAYNE, Ind, Nov. 17 (UP)

League starts. It was Flint's fourth straight loss.

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—The Pt. Wayne Zollners defeated {the Flint, Mich. Chemicals, 4-54, | here last night for their fourth {victory in five National Basketball|

Caps still Point Behind. In Western Division Race

Simpson's Scoring Streak Ends as Reds Take 7-3-Decision in Stormy Session

Special Service

PROVIDENCE, R. I, Now. I1—Coach Johnny Mowers of the IndianLapolis Capitals cast about today for some free ice in the New England | area to get his club some workouts before their three-gate schedule

| this week opening Thursday nfght.

Indianapolis split decisions over the week-end, winning at ‘Spring- | field on: Saturday night, 4-2, but dropping a7 3 decision to the Reds

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{here last night’ in a stormy ses- ! sion before 6282. fans. The defeat last night gave the Caps a record of three victories’ {against the single setback on the road and left thém still with five | games remaining away from their! home ice during this Eastern jaunt.! New Haven will be met Thursday

field on Saturday and then tackle the Bisons at Buffalo on Sunday. | Although Indianapolis remained in second place a point behind | Pittsburgh, the Caps now have

played 17 games to 14 for the HOr- come isi the first 10 minutes of the '=

(nets. They're in a tie with Buffalo, but have played one more game than the Bisons. | | Simpson's Streak Ends

1 -game scoring streak for Cliff | Simpson, the league's leading scorer. {He tallied two goals against the Indians Saturday night to bring his total points for the season to 30, but the Cap center went pointless last night against the Reds. Hugh Millar, the leading de~ fenseman on ° scoring, picked up {three points in the two games to] boost his total for the campaign to 19. Ed Nicholson, Cap defenseman, ' continued in hard luck Saturday night at Springfield when he| caught a stick on the nose and the| wound needed several stitches. He | played last night, however. , The Caps still are operating with! only 15 players, Defenseman Al Dewsbury still on the injured list {and in Detroit for diathermy ireat{ment for an injured leg, Bruce| | Burdett, a forward, has been inaned to Omaha during an’ injury wave | there. | Set Penalty Record ... | | Referees Hugh McLean -and Patsy | Callighen set a new record at Rhode| Island Auditorium last night, level- 2 |ing 23 penalties as the Reds scored | {the 7-3 triumph over the Caps. | | The officials tacked 12 penaities jon the Indianapolis skaters and 11 lagainst the Reds. After a calm first first

On The Ice |

AMERICAN LEAGUE Western Division

W L T Pits. G OG Pittsburgh: _......e 10. 1 3 23.50 33 INDIANAPOLIS .....11 6 0 22 88 58 | Enfalo e010 4 2 22 67 54 Cleveland ....«. vs. T- 5.2 18 82 41 St. Louis .. .. 5 11-2 12 51 66 Eastern Division Hershey .. savas 1:6 3017-81 Providence 7 8216 70 13 New Haven 7 6 2-16 49 Washington .8 10 0 12 47 63 Philadelphia +4 111 9 M4 M4 Springfield 4 111 » 0 1 RESULTS LAST NIGHT Providence 7, INDIANAPOLIS 3. Buffalo 6, Hershey | Netw Haven: 5, St Louts 3 | THIS WEEK'S GAMES TOMORROW NIGHT — 8t. Louis at | Washington, WEDNES! —8t. Louis at Hershey; {Cleveland at Philadelphia; Pittsburgh ak | Springfield.

|. THURSDAY — INDIANAPOLIS at New | Haven: Pittsburgh at Providen IDAY—Philadelphia- at Washington. SATURDAY INDIANAPOLIS at | field; St. Louis at Pittsburgh; New at Philadelphia; Providence at Hershey; Washington at Cleveland SUNDAY — INDIANAPOLIS at Buffalo; ! Soringleld at New Haven; Hershey at! Providence; Washington at St. Louis, RESULTS SATURDAY INDIANAPOLIS 4, Springlield 2 | Pittsburgh 6, Buffalo | Cleveland 7, Boies 6. {8t. Louis 6, Philadelphia 4 Hershey 4, New Haven 4 (tie), OTHER LEAGUES National (Saturday) Toronto 5, Detroit 3 Boston 9, Montreal 1. Chicago 5, New York 3 (Sunday) Detroit 3, Boston 2. New York 4, Montreal 2. | foronto 5, Chicago 4 UNITED STATES LEAGUE (Sunday) Kansas City 8, Omaha 0. St. Paul 4, Ft. Woith 2. Houston 4, Dallas 3

Dick Wilkey Wins Castings Honors Dick Wilkey was high point man

in the 3%-ounce accuracy weekly casting tournament yesterday of the

Indianapolis Casting Club at “Tom-|

ilinson Hall with a score of 99. Other leaders were:

Three-eighth-ounce (men)—Wilkey -99, William Manning, Harry Bee and R21nhh Carr each 08; (women) Mrs, Nina Hoover 94, Mrs. ‘Ed Bright 93, Doris Bright 92; juniors) Beverly Bright, Pive-eighth-ounce (men) - “Man ing 98, gromen) Mrs. Bright 98; Guniot), Beverly Bright 9

HOOSIER. COL LEGE CONFERENCE Final Standing)

W L T Pct. Pts op Ind. Cen 8-1-0857 136 5 Hanover .-....... 5. 1 0 833 150 64 Frankiin ......... 5.1 0 833 9 31] Manchester ...... 2 3 1 400 51 41 +2 3 0 =»400 53 9 1 4--0--200-37 103 0 41 ,000 33 hyd Rose Poly 0 4 0 000 20 123

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THE roar TIMES oct .

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anc filled the penalty box with 10}

men in each of the last two period

Rod Morrison, Caps’ wingman, was, the only one to have a long res: when he was given a 10-minute mis- |

conduct penalty for pushing Menight, the Caps return to Spring-y... while protesting a penalty

called on Lloyd Doran.

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Wingers Johnny Chad and Chuck

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getters, Chad notching a goal and The week-end saw the end of ang pair of assists and Scherza con-

tributing three assists. Summary

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Caan . » ennett w= A son Caran R Dividrsniinns Arcand = Foon: 1u.vases: da Diovan. Church = Simpson ..eveaes Cia LaPlante = Licart i..e000vi ROW Prokop |= Solsterl ivr L.W Kapusta = ~-8core by Periods | Indianapolis ‘ean 1 0 2-3 Providence 1 4 2-1

Indianapolis Spares - Podolsky, Sullivan, | thier, Doran, Pavelich, Rod Morrison Providence Spares -- Stanley, Chad, Scherza, Prager, Collins.

Referees—Hugh McLean ane Patsy Cal-

lighen. First Period Scortng—(1) Licari (Belisizzi, Millar), dence, Prokop (LaPlante, Kapusta), Penalties—Prokop (high sticking), (interference), Mitchell (tripping) Second Period Scoring—13) Providence, Chad (Schersa), 3:46. (&) Liscombe (LaPlante

(8) Providence, Mitchell (Scherza,

0:15. Penalties—Sullivan tholding), Tay-

{lor (interference); Doran (hooking). Scll sizgl (charging), Doran orrison (misconduct), Arcan (tripping ghad (tripping), Pavelich (high sticking odolsky, (cross. checking).

Third Period Scoring— (7) Providence, Fraser. ¢Mitohelll, 4:55; (8) Providence, Bedard (Liscombe, Fraser); 5:10: (8) Indianapolis, Sclisizzi (Licari), 6:36; (10)

Jadianapoin, Gauthier (Rod Motrison!,

:49. Penalties—8impson (high sticking), Mitchell thigh stick- | (trip-1 ing), Fogolin (rough-

| Stanley (charging), ing), Pavelich Hiphing), ping), Church (roug ng), Licari (tripping), en (slashing). Baves—almas 24, Bennett 31.

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