Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 December 1947 — Page 15

3 1947

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Activity, Steps Up On State .

Gridiron Sport |,

Registers Gain,

In Attendance

Survey Shows Total

6.06 Per Cent Increase

NEW YORK, Dec. 3 (UP)~—Col-

fege football, despite slight in-|

creases in admission prices, drew

"more people this sehson than ever

defore. A United Press survey of the home game attendance of 82 major colleges in all sections of the coun-

try showed that they drew a total|

of 11477821 admissions in 1947 against 10,822273 in 1946, an increase of 655,548, or 6.06 per cent. That increase was obtained despite the fact that they played only a total of 410 home games this year as compared with 413 last season. All sections of the country excheb the Far West showed increases ~Jast year's all-time record attendante and when more than 100, 000 person tle in Memorial Coliseum at Los Angeles Saturday to see Notre Dame and Southern California clash, the Pacific Coast, too, will exceed its 1946 college football attendance figures. Big Increase The Rocky Mountain region had the biggest increase, 24.74 per cent, followed by the East with an up of 12.05 per cent. The Midwest, led by the Western Conference h played to an all-time high of 2,751,661 in its 54 league games, drew 5.5 per cent more fans than last year; the South 3.59 per cent, and the Southwest 2.77 per cent. The Far West showed a, decrease of 155 per cent, but that will be more than wiped off the books by Saturday's big crowd at Los Angeles. Only 26 of the 82 colleges reported smaller attendance figures than last year. The Midwest led with declines, eight—Michigan, Minnesota, Iowa, Illinois, Northwestern, Michigan State, Oklahoma and Tulsa. The South had seven—Auburn, Tennessee, South Carolina, Louisiana State, Georgia and North Carolina State and Tulane. There were only four drops among the 20 colleges surveyed in the East—Holy Cross, Brown, Pennsylvania and Temple, The other declines were Methodist, Texas and Rice in the| Southwest; Oregon State and U.CL.A, and Washington State, in the Far West, and Colorado in the Rocky Mountains.

Little Rose Bowl

FLYWEIGHT—Jérry McKinney, local flywsight, will represent the South Side Community Center tonight when the South Side team faces Cincinnati's CYO champions in an inter-city boxing match at the Motor Armory, 2015 S. Pennsylvania St.

Amateur Boxers .

Tonight's inter-city amateur box-

Win Home

season with a victory.

the DePauw regulars were in the game. Andy Taff was high for Hanover with 15.

lin in another home encounter tomorrow night and then helps Indiana start its season ington on Saturday. Here in Indianapolis, the Greyhounds of Indiana Central opened their home campaign on the successful side with a 64-53 conquest of Canterbury in a Hoosier College Conference engagement, Third Victory

Tt was the third triumph in four outings for Coach Angus Nicoson's

ing matches with Cincinnati. CYO|charges who were paced last night

champions at the Motor Armory, 2015 8. Pennsylvania St., is as fol-

lows, with local boys listed first: ‘112 Pounds~Jerry McKinney vs. Jerry Lester. 160 Pounds—Paul Terry vs. Bob

135 Pounds—Robin Hood vs. Joo Stewart. 147 Pounds—Dick Roembke vs. Fred Hicks. 126 Pounds—Russ McKinney vs. Charley Freeman. 175 Pounds—Bill Roberts vs. Jack Ross.

Three other bouts matching local amateurs also are scheduled with

by the sharpshooting of Wendell Roberts, Woody McBride and Bill McGrath. Roberts was tops with 20 points while McBride and BcGrath tallied 17 and 16, respectively. Gil Barry was Canterbury's high-point man with 16, Indiana Central forged ahead early and was in front at the intermission, 31-26. The Greyhounds increased their lead to 55-40 mid-|Po! way in the final half and coasted in after that. Franklin bounced back after a defeat by Xavier to win the Sriglics initial home contest, 58-45

the first preliminary to get under| Manchester in anothe state col

way at 8:30 p. m.

Big 9 Attendance Records Smashed

CHICAGO, Dec. 3

Conference figures showed today.

The 54-game schedule attracted

(UP)--Big Nine football teams broke two attendance records during the recent grid season, official Western

lege conference tilt. Other Games In other games involving Hoosier collegiate teams last night, Oakland | City won from Transylvania, 61-39, and Indiana Tech iost to Lawrence Tech at Detroit, 86-48. ? Butler's Bulldogs see their first! action at ‘the Fieldhouse tomorrow, night when they go up against & strong Alumni squad, and in the

2,751,661 spectators to set a new other Thursday headliner Southern

mark over the 2,652,933 who attended 52 games in 1946. A second mark which fell was the aver-

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attendance at

Conference

Methodist plays Johhny Wooden's Indiana State Sycamore at Terre Haute. Assistant Coach Herb Schwo-

games, set at 53,201 last year. This meyer, who has been locating But-

season the average was 55910 for| (ler men for the Alumni team, has 5 mpton Lakes,

27 league contests.

a tentative roster of 13 men for the

Top crowd of the year was 23 game It includes Jerry Steiner,

at “the Minnesota-Michigan clash

at Ann. Arbor,

Michigan posted the highest total | |Captains Woody Norris, ‘Bob Dietz

former holder of the one-season |individual scoring record; former

PASADENA, Cal, Dec. 3 (UP)— attendance with 456,005 in six games| land Wilbur Schumacher, who all

Cameron College of Lawton, Okla., |at home.

Ohio State drew 425,122 have played professional basket-

has been named the Eastern oppo-|in six games at Columbus while ball; Carl (Blacky) Braden, Harold nent in the Little Rose Bowl game| Minnesota was: third with 287,850 (Red) Braden, Bob King, Paul Her-

here, Dec. 13.

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DePauw, Ind. Central

Butler to Meet Alumni

Gardner Paces Tiger Attack With 19 Points;

, Roberts Stars for Winning Greyhound Five

Activity is stepping up on the Hoosier collegiate basketball front with Coach Hal Hickman's DePauw Tigers the latest to launch their

At Greencastle last night, the Tigers handily polished off Hanover’s Hilltopper snipers, 71-52, as the DePauw mentor used 14 players. Earl Gardner led the Tiger attack with 19 points during the time

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Encounters;

State Cpllegiate Net Card for Week

THURSDAY

Franklin at DePauw. Ethan ‘Methodist at’ Indiana

Butler vs. Alumni.

Indiana State at Notre Dame. Indiana Tech at Taylor. Rose Poly at Franklin. St. Joseph at Valparaiso. Xavier (0.) at Purdue.

Ben Gunn and Bob Nipper. Schwomeyer completes the list. Since players, coaches and . oflicials as well as spectators have to purchase tickets the game, ell money goes to the “B"” men, who in um find a worthy cause to sup-

Champ Completes = Fight Training

NEW YORK, Dec. 3 (UP)—As |Joe Louis completed training today for his 24th defense of the heavyweight crown against Jersey Joe Walcott Friday night, the betting

“price lengthened from 7-1 to 8-1 favoring the champion, The New Jersey “clearing house” for fight wagers was, laying 7% and

were being made, it reported. Lack of Walcott support indicated that Louis might enter the ring favored at 10 to 1. At the champion's camp in N. J.,, Trainer Mannie Seamon confirmed that Louis would scale at least 212 pounds at the Madison Square Garden weigh-in tomorrow noon. This will be the heaviest figure of his fighting career, about 20 pounds over Walcott, Louis showed his confidence by signing contracts for 28 days of exhibitions during the “Health and

winter. He must retain his title to go through with the contracts. For his exhibitions, talks and training demonstrations, he will be paid $80,000.

Ripple Juniors To Get Awards

_ Broad Ripple American Legion Post No. 312's Junior baseball champions of the 11th district will be honored tonight at a dinner at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. The Legion post will receive the Elmer Sherwood trophy for the championship and members of the winning team will get jackets and baseball charm awards from Hos|ter- -Roberts, Ford sponsor. | Bush-Callahan has provided a [sportsmanship trophy and Ross Smith a valuable player award,

Amateurs

The Fairview Presbyterian feated the John Strange Sch or a Fi nig fd 1%. 0b Bruce. with nine points, w play the Howe ohms tone wil Tonight's schedule at Dearbor 7:15, Moose vs. Riverside ™ "ety §unberisnd ot John vs: Club LaSalle: xtures DeGo Results last night. ies Pribvags, Fairmount Glass 60, VanCamp

Insley Manufacturi Merchants 23 "en, Howat u

2 Laslle: ~Gossett VFW 35,

a. Kiefer-Stew-Other results last night Central District Church League at Riv-

nacle Presbyter Rh erside Cardinals 51, Senior Oouren League iA Irvington: Woodside ae ng

Broadway Mz]

En iswood 30, Downey Avenues 23.

ue: Tndianavells F1 ers 37, Samaritan 31 Pen Davis Vets 35, Bridge eport Brass 23 Peerless Foundry 40, Bilt-Well 28. YMCA Church League, oh Brooksid Bratkaide U. B. side M, E 26. Boutheadp Union hy conan Chris-

tian 33. Meadiawn Christian 41, Lynwood Chris tian 26,

Hockey Results

OTHER LEAGUES U, 8. LEA

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of 222, 223, 165--610, she garnered her first 600 of the campali lowing her on the evening list was Louanna Early, Mechanics Laundry star and possessor of the only women's T00 of the season, who subbed her way to a 589.

was Ernie Koch of the Mutual Milk

taking 8%. Comparatively few bets| Ed

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Flackville Methodist 20. Unit North Church of God 29, fon Congregational 11. ?

“we (Seventh Christian 30, Riverside Ti- 19 7 7 v Central District Senior League at Taber-| 7’

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Pin Patter

The Won-Ten Ladies League and the West Side Classic provided with a 3046 on scores of oo, 903

the top scores of the evening last night. In the Won-Ten, one 600/and 1084. One other 3000 was turned was posted. In the West Side Classic three tallies of over 650 were in by Mutual Milk, a 3017, on games turned in, Leading the women of the city was Eleanor Woolgar of the Koehler's ® wu 0» Super Market group in the Won-Ten at Pritchett's.

Slicoate Bask

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lof 1022, 925 and 1070.

Hitting for games| pe city roll-off in the W. I. B. C.

honor

Topping the men's contributions

quingy who hit for a tidy 698. Srnie| connetted for marks of 286, 194 and 218 in the West Side Classic. In the runner-up spot for the night's work was Joe Pritchett of the Solitaire

600 BOWLERS (MEN)

FRIDAY Naom! Wennings, Coca Cola (Prit.)... 506] Taylor at Indiana Tech. Jos’ Brilcheln West Sloe Sanu 111 #8 Rath un Bo, Arthur MurTey | ens in [1 She Juglunapolls Classe br jg ew Fiovan Ramblers Ball Sate UEDA Bob b MePherson 3 etotist i Blown) + oh by Be Ta Grille J aa Mabel Skinner with a total of 1428 S———————————————————————— Butler at North _ pil il Tarrant. West Side Classic... Hi Virginia Stack, Won-Ten ........:: 30 rolled in the Won-Ten loop *t Washington Lions Have waste Pheasant, West Side Classio.. 640 Friedman, Won-Ten 801! Pritchett's. DePauw at Indiana. harley nes eB. R. Bus. Men's Cl. .. 838 Dors I aaetar's Gi o ing ‘Long and Short of It’ Huntington at Manchester. Bd Wiliams, Sahara Ototte -.......": $ Sylvia. AR egies rille The major division is for women g

63 George Snyder, Schwitzer Cummins... 634 William Gooch, Fun Bowl Social 632 Ivan Lively, brad Recreation a

. Men’ s 0 Ed Weiser, John Bae "raed 638d Fred

Le Morris William Brown, Pun Bowl Social eeu 6 Dick Nordholt, West Side asic « 83 Bud we, Pénngylvania: Rec Rgrention. + 8 Hershel Orifin, West Side Classic ... 8 ed McKinney, Methodist Church Paul Gutswiller, jniernal Revenue ... Koshmider, Chevrol "ae William Hensley, Penn. Recreation .“ Art Helss, West Side Olnasy Earl McVey, Chevrolet ... ... ....ove Chester Brandline, Sahara Grotto Charles Welsh, J. Benny, Allison i Bill Ward, Internal Revenue Orval Williamson, Gyro Club Woody Smith, Methodist Church william Pierson, Penn, Recreation ... William Power, Chevrolet R Allison Office M

ewel Tyson, Allied ov Pg bat Hugh arrgan, 1 Lourdes tr Jameson,

Ra i Pa 2 ‘Da Pennsylvania mation . Ted Arnold, West Side Classic Louie Stumpf, West Side Classic Shirley Sou th Methodist Church Dav Jam Penn. Recreatio Hevahell SU suilve, Wet Side C Classi “" k, de “ gharies ro Brat Side Claas . Otto Gray, Sportsman's Stor Bob Barker, Pennsylvania TRecrastion Mike Kelly, Allied Printer ‘ Lowell Green, Allison Ome ‘Mixed ... Jhurman Moore, Fun Bowl Social .... Pred encer, West Side Classic id Sahara Grotto . Dick "Taylor, Pennsylvania " Recreation Robert Mick, ied Sos ixed .... { Seddon, Allies rin carl Roeder, 8. Rubber Sunrise’ M. Sowar, eanarivam)h Recreation .. Charles Koch, West Side Classic william Lucas, Sarah Grotto OTHER LEADERS (MEN)

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Ed Cudas, Naval Ordnance ......ee: 590 Bill Kunstik, F. L. Jacobs 580 Red Willlams, J. D. Adams 879

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Art Krick, Rotary Clb ans arh nt ean 3m harles War n Coxares a . Queisser, Stewart Hr. Mixed 654 Walt Sturgeon, Dean . Glenn Rupert, R. C. A. Mixed ‘ 4 Mel Zimmerman, Ind. Rg. Bec. Mix. 2

Bill Tucker, Holiday Mix Glenn Kanouse, Indpls.

Bussching M. 54 Roy Chiles, Riviera’ ed. .

eers Mix

Lea Eagan, Lincoln Chire, School .... 514 Harry Hurt, Indpls. Life Ins. Mixed.. 487 BOWLER (WOMAN) Eleanor Woolgar, Won-Ten .......dw 10

500 BOWLERS (WOMEN) Louanna Early, Won-Ten Mary Baas, Won-Ten ‘ee Marie Christian, Won- “Ten .. Doretky Petty, Won-Ten ... Independent Marta Roberts, Allison ixed Juanita Lough, Ind allways Goldie Harrison, er s Grille. '

Betty leman, Won-Ten ..........s 541 Frances r, Hotel Lincoln ....... 541 Gertrude Coombs, Hotel Lincoln ..... 530 Laverne Biers, Stegemeier's rille Lo. 536 Margaret Smith, Won-Ten .......... 535

Sarah Schumaker, Won-Ten “an Helen Dysert, Hoosier Coal & off. Martha Gale, Stegemeler's Grille . 536

Edna Brockman, Stegemeier's Grille. . 526 Edna LaFary, Arthur Murray 524 Collette Brebob, Blue Rivhon Ice Cr. 523 Ginny Grebbe, Bishoff Coa 523

Gertrude Whetstine, Sis Fogle, Independent Milderd McCown, Won-Ten . Edma Mae Bchoen, Won-Ten Arleena Wagner, Won-Ten .. Flo Denny, Won-Ten . Dana Lightle, Rosedale Dairy . Mary Baringer, Won-Ten Bea Davidson, Won-Ten . Peg Ittenbach, Independent his Rita Clark, Stegemeier's Grille hid

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Marian Chastain, Stegemeier's Grille 514 Ruth Lehniann, Hoosier Coal & Oil 512 | Rose Otting, Won-Ten ' 1 | sis Fogle, Hoosier Coal & Oil 500 Mary FP. Thomas, Stegemeier’s Grille 500 Helen Witt, Btegemeler's Grille 508

Wilma Bradford, Stegemeier's Grille . 508 Bernice Arohne,.Kelly’'s Beauty Bhop.. 507 Margaret Spalding, Coca Cola (Prit.) 506

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Pol. bers in the «West Side gathering. b His games were 244, 193 and 238: . Also from the West Side was Del Indiana’ alleys, according to ¥rank England's 656 compiled on games Snyder, chairman of the tourney of 333, 183 and 241 for the National committee. Seven o'clock will be Coal Co. team, *

rule rather than the exception at/spots in the district roll-off. The the West Side lanes. Running a|winners of thé close race for top hofors Tompkins Ice Cream and Solitaire off to be held in Dallas, Beverages. Tompkins came out on top with a three game total of 3048|by Patty Striebeck of the Yaver lon games of 971, 1041 and 1036. Beverage five, who totaled 675 tim-|Solitaire was just two pins under(in the Indianapolis Classic league

Last Night's Leading Bowlers

Dorothy Tyner, St. Phil 628 Grace Dyer, Indpls.

627' Margaret Dundar, Capital Heating Bob a Class! ... 636] Be Bill Blyth, Pennsylvania Recreation.. Heli Lue; ation oven Sop . 623) Alice

23| Maxine Dysert, U, 8. Rubber PF, Ponzler, U, 8, Rubber Sunrise Mixed 161 | Bell, Youngstown, O. Negro, were Marie Eubanks, R. C. A. Mixed 456 Helen Worner, Riviera Ploneers Mixed 450 Betty Jo Michealls, Internal Revenue 445 round middleweight bout at Madi- Walter Babey, 5

son Square Garden on Dec. 19,

| Katherine Kurts, Stewart Warner Mix, 425 Dorothy Steele, Manual Training High |

Individual Sweepstakes will get under way this Saturday at the

the starting time. High team totals ‘were also the| Fifty-two girls will compete for trict meet will e National rollTexas. The major division list is headed

were be eligible for

RAMBLER FORW AR D— Jackie Gordon, fifth leading scorer in the Eastern Amateur Hockey League, will be a newcomer here tomorrow night

Men's Shop team, who totaled 1820

at the Penn lanes. Following her is Dotty Cimmerman, Mechanics Laundry star, who rolled 1759, also

while the] WASHINGTON, Dec. 3 (UP)w= Averages The Washington Lions of the Amer« jcan Hockey League believe that they have the real “long and short of it” on their back line. Reading from left to right on de fense are burly Jack Crawford, 6

matched . today to meet in a 10-|feet 2 and 210 pounds and little feet 4 inches and

500 With averages over 148, minor takes in all with 497 below that ‘mark.

Benenin Mixed 491 CL iit Matched for Dec. 19

erry Pearson, Allison Office xed . rd ie. Mited i NEW YORK, Dec. 3 (UP) -Steve Jdle 10a, MXe Belloise of New York and Tommy

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