Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 December 1947 — Page 11

LE © MONDAY, DEC. 8 1047 i THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES sire. me pagEy Is Jee to Test Satan ~ |IHSAA Suspends High School and College Basketball Teores Over the Week- End [3 ish Players

South Bend School ‘ RESULTS SATURDAY | Gary Emerson 55, M™. Wiyne Central: STATE COLLEGES ol ad} | “N tte T Ni ht South Bend Catholic High School : ory rg SCHOOLS Rae) Conti 34, Montoe 31. tale 48 Canterbury. 47. - | Beal * Sag, Jor Be in Shrine: Tilt e rs omorrow 1g Aotlay was suspended from ane Bitad A Man nue 2 : | Eafarette 4 Shelby lie 3’ ae § a | Franklin 30; Rous a" 38 : | oor 6) Ealon B, Wake Forest 33, SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 8 (UP) — reene; tr e ove a 50, DePauw wh ou lo. i as . TOURNAMENT news takes the spotlight today as Indianapolis bowl-| pn hi bag hihi fey} reonh|M Po Crispus At ls a |e cutis 3, Muncie Burr | Manchester. & Ninedgion w | Ke cky 7 5% Mees ul Johnny aac ana bug of other Nagre ers figure in four contests, The West Side Bowling Center saw the final| County was placed on probation un- OTHER HIGH scmooLs | Whiting 37. Calumei City (I) 3 | NOrfwastern. 83, “Butler bo © © Lind Villa Dame players have seldtted: they tackle Southport's defending sectional champions .on the Cardinalf:il next June 1. | Akron 39, Fulton 34 Walton 30. omens "foots, © 2 | Southern’ Hiingls 48; Evansville 30 | Qberiin 42. Hairy a ! ) 83. play on the East team in the court. . The action by the IHSAA followed A1dteer, SL Marys 1s. fave 3. Youd apericy W Seman Bs, |Fhleris iflans soat00"0 "© [Crepes Hue MF Cant 44 Shrines East-West game on New Coach Jewell Young's snipers have been giving, promise of picking|a Nov. 31° basketball game between Birdseye 43, avenworh 32 Walton 41, Young America 34 (final) Xonar Purdue Ca 8 : , Denver 4%. |Year's Day, Bill Coffman, director up where they left off. last spring and” already eout Washington offthe two schools at which Coach Jory 4. LaCrosse 2b... sptadway JY inner at Plaid THER COLLEGES sin 87, Br? of the annual event, announced the city quintets ».mong their vic-) » Richard «Friend of South Bend Evansville Central 51, Bloomington 43 Dorie Joona or Marka he an. | Alabama “ nah Southern 2M, Wenn Rn 49, Buftaio a today, tims. «Catholic was accused of “using abu-| Ey Chicago Roosevelt 40, Michigan | Brownsburg 26, Mooresville 19. American 6. Baitinore 33 “| Yale 87, Rutgers 48 on 43 Selected with Lujack we Notre $ H. S: . p Ii "PM. Wayn tral 50, peedway 23. Decatur Central 19 (final): Beloit 73 Lawrence 38 i re , . The week will be a busy one for City, County . |sive and unsportsmanlike language" yne Centr Hammond 36 Ad Bradley 76, Hardin Simnions 23. : FRONESIDNAL Dame Captain Gi d I to officials in protesting a decision.! Rn , Wayne Concordia 44. Gary Telleston| PREP, - ACADEMIES ham Young 54, Niagara 83 Soresiation af America ptain George Conner an Sie Sayas Sines they alsa play host Basketball Card 0 bl __- Lain Drafting 48, Park School 28 a, ca holic U. 87, Gallaudet 40 a | New v York 1) 14, Providence 85. * |Sygmond Czarobiski, both tackles. | aLnegs on Friday and TOMORROW NIGHT PRR =] then travel to Jeffersonville on’ Moral township at Franklin ou ro mi RICH MAN BROTHERS Out at Broad Ripple today they tout; were singing the praises of Bill Bus-| Snortridse at Southport. ‘ ay tian, the diminutive guard who had WEDNESDAY « 8 lot to do with the Rockets’ pair MeCordsville at Silent Hoosiers. of triumphs over the week-end. FRIDAY le often- Ben Davis at Brownsburg Against Cathedral at Butler he ; scored 10 points, then in the Satur.| Cathedral at Southport ’'t cure.” day night triumph over Howe, Bas-| Freetown at Crispus Attucks nry who tian caged a one-hander seconds be-| Frankfort at Tech a lot of fore t e ’ | Howe at Franklin id six by a en a os a] Manual at Warren Central A ay Scores Nine Points Mooresville at Speedway nian Only a matter o. seconds before, Pike township at Charlotisville checking Bastian's winning goal, Arlan Risley| Sacred Heart at Broad Ripple had connected for Howe to send the| Shortridge at Shelbyville scoring Hornets ahead in the close struggle, Silent Hoosiers at Beech Grove he game 33-32. Bastian got nine points for] Washington at Lawrence Central. ahi Morrison Broad Ripple and Carl Spiess eight SATURDAY 7 the play ! for Howe, Ben Davis at Howe ght. He Officials tooted a total of 50 fouls] Broad Ripple at Washington had that : in the game with Broad Ripple ' Crispus Attucks at Clear Spring. s Season } converting enly 12 in 34 chances. Plainfield at Decatur Central ’ Howe missed 15 of 26. Southport at Jeffersonville, Two other games were on the - polis (8) i Baturday docket involving city high half, 18-11. Manual also vas imAlmas > school teams and both of the In-| potent from the foul stripe and Summers i dianapolis representatives finished blew 13 chances. Don Liggett was . Simpson : back of the opposition. . [the leading Redskin point-getter ‘Gadinigr / Manual Is Beaten with. 12. “ain, Peir- ? Manual dropped a 39-23 decision| Crispus Attucks fell before a last Gransgaly, j to the Red Devils at Brazil and half drive after being on even terms an, Podol- y Monrovia measured Crispus Attucks, | with Monrovia at 19-19 during the Morrison, - 4 46-38. first two periods. Pete Ovalton was p Brazil led the South Siders at the high for the Tigers with 14 points, 3 Te : = . "penaition; p Pp tt By Frank Wilson Denaltisg: : f n a e r 4 {i A A 0 Gi: i: Beli She : N Tournament news takes the spotlight today as Indianapolis bowlers plottisen), i figure in four contests. The West Side Bowling Center saw the final (hooking, rounds of the seventh annual Capitol City; the Indiana slides were Podtlsky E host to the city roll-off of the WIBC Sweepstakes; the Antlers was the dianapolis, " scene of the opening squads of the 21st annual “Pot or Gold” 1050 on), Ta : scratch classic, and in Chicago two local keglers were battling for Licari, D, ] final berths in the National Match

” » n Marqtiess Game tourney. At the Indiana alleys, Pat StrieBob Me- At West Side there was only one! | beck, youthful star of the Yaver change in the standings which] [Men's Shop team, led the 16 womwere posted last week-gnd. Tops in| en who qualified for the district] the handicap division of the five roll-off in the WIBC Sweepstakes| : man team event was the Marott’s with a total of 2621 for thirteen Shoe quint. They went home with games, Following her ‘was Dotty $400 for their total 6f 3336 pins. Cithmerman of Mechanics Laundry The Shoes combined a 3116 actual with a total of 2478. score to a 220 handicap. Following Other qualifiers were: Betty Jorwere Indiana Fur, 3038, (220)—3267, dan, 2468: Marge Skelton, 2372; and Howbrau, of Richmond, In- Louanna Early, 2362; Marta Robdiana, 2919 (310)—3229. The Fur erts, 2356; Gertrude Rhodes, 2350; team collected $300, while =the Marie Christian, 2204; Lois Glass, big . ) Richmond entry won $200. 2288; Iva Dininger,- 2252; Mary yy The actual crown went to Tomp- Baas, 2239; Doris Parsons, 2238; SKI TYPE PAJAMAS RACE BROADCLOTH DRESS SHIRTS kin's Ice Cream with a three game yaverne Biers, 2230; Eva William- ) RE & 2.95 - 3.95 total of 3090. With the crown went|son, 2220: Laura Alexander, 2219, 2.95 : i : : $300. Second place was taken by and June Glasson, 2212. : ; Selection also includes fine oxford cloths, Hudepohl of Cincinnati, 3014, and’ Minor division scores were led If your man likes warm and cozy sleepwear : i in a wide variety of smart new collar Shr wens 10. Bameys, of Kokomo, by Mabel Shimer 1982. during the cold months, get him a couple 4 p styles—white and handsome patterned » . . : i 5M The only change from the pre-| The 21st anol “Pot of Gold” of pair of ski pe. pajamas, knitted of Bi A . ] fabrics— plain and French cuffs. vious week's standings was made yi nev got under way at the soft combed yarn, with snug fitting wrists Lr

by pred Huse, st Seale ae! Antlers slides yesterday afternoon. and ankles, and high &rew neck. Come Tepiaced Indiana Dowling AS “| Following the first day's bowling the : in: a} and tan, in s from Hon yredaent Ed Conan > wii lead was held by the Indiana Veneer in blue and : ye A wD. a § games were and gue who garnered a 3138 total Other pajamas 2.95 to 4.95 234. The Elkhart bowler slipped to]. minced of 2655 actual and 483 Py second, and Johnny Kiesel went to 'handicap.

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3 hiladel third with a 601. | Shirley Bros, was in second with t. Louis at ! Doubles kings were Carl Hindel 'a count of 3095 on a 2726 actual a 9 85 a 14 95 : and Fred Estle who scored a 1374.56 ang 369 handicap. The first h & . ‘

ANAPOLIS: In the runner-up position were Leo five was filled out by Nick Kerz

Sho who appreciate outstandin Ahearn and Carl Hardin With Ripga; (4543085: Singer Sewing : Open Py ® 1314. Elmer Dean and Dr. Dan Machine, 2543 (540)—3083, and Loop 2» alues in gifts will want to see our big,

Smalley, of Cincinnati, placed third mg vern 2624 (480)—3074. / " besutiful collection of fine lounge robes

with 1300. Hindeland Estle profited «fT LVR : $150 for their efforts. In Chicago the two men rep- TRIE i} richly brocaded rayons, lined and un.

The all-events first prize went resenting Indianapolis in the Na- M FEY) , ; lined; also all wool flannels, many with to Leo Ahearn who had 2002 pins. tional Match Game tournament J 4 1 { J a Ls hi "contrasting trimming. He nosed out second-place Johnny have come through two sessions of &Y - Kiesel by three pins. Ahearn mark- rolling with better-than-2000 scores. ed tallies of 715 in the team event, | Johnny Kiesel and Bill Lee tied 73 in the doubles, and 614 in the Saturday in their first efforts with singles. Kiesel's scores were 679, 1070 apiece. Sunday -saw Johnny 820 and 691. Carl Hardin was third hit 1064 for a 12 game total of 2134, with a total of 1961. {and Bill drop 1029 for a 2000.

100 Amateurs In Jim Crowley Quits 1% Tn

rir " | Morrison, Chicago Rockets Approximately 100 amateur boxers LTiSOn. bi participate in three nights of i on, ' - risen. VI buysials I due nie of y | | : ALL WOOL UTILITY SWEATERS on goal CHICAGO, Dec. 8 (UP) — The ing at the Armory when the third PY iss 0 : average resignation of Jim Crowley as coach annual City Parks championships ; yy 3.95

and general manager of the Chicago (boxing tourney will get under way. FINE CAPESKIN JACKETS : Rockets was the prelude today to Eliminations will continue Thurs- p ; 0 In our huge assortment of fine

an announcement of a complete/day night, with Priday night 16.95 v p i ’ . eate Ou W 'y reorganization of the club, the scheduled for the final 16 battles ' sweaters you will find every type,

United Press learned today. in two divisions to determine the These are soft, warm leather jackets, lined 1 wry A style and color, but our feature at A reshuffle of the Rockets will be 1947 open and novice champions. with sturd i ; \ resent is our utility t, | y corduroy, and made with present is our utility coat, In a made public in New York this week-| Aside from crowning new . city : / ie ; i ' , 5 i snd at the annual meeting of the champions, the tourney will serve patented 2-way pockets and full zipper Y. p choice of colors, at 3.95. Come in All-America Conference. to tune up the simon pures for the front. Another example of Richman / : see-it;

rowley and his two boyhood annual Times-Legion Golden Gloves lead : : % e William 8. Toohey anc championships, slated to start in| ship in value-giving. : Other Fine Sweaters 2.95 to 8.95

“John S. Brogan, will sell their ma- January in the same arena. Ps Other Leather Jackets to 24.50 jority interests to a syndicate of| Tickets for the three nights of Chicago businessmen, whose ,com- scrapping are on sale at Haag's :

bined wealth is estimated at $33 Oru store, ocrner of Pennsylvania ALL WOOL LOAFER JACKETS

and Washington Sts. * oy million. ; 12 50 The team will remain in Chicago .

A grand comfortable coat for leisure-time repeated rumors that the organiza-

tion would abandon competition \ WEY vive tailored of soft, velour type cloth, with the well-entrenched Chicago 2 y v- v 4 and trimmed with handsome leather buttons, Bears and Chicago Cardinals of the /d Sh i 4 WN Available in a variety of attractive colors,

National Football , League. : ; : Toohy and Brogan, their interest in all sizes. An unusually handsome gift. in the club reduced to a minority, will remain on the board of direc- ; PY

tors.

Contest to Decide 1 4 JIL, NIGHT yp

‘Mr. Indianapolis’ 4 al, An Indiana ap weight-lifting ay

y \ * J tournament and a contest to select A Lr : . 2 “Mr. Indianapolis” will be held at ; - : : Celene 20

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Feb 1, according to | | Certificates Sirurio At he Suh, i lo BEAUTIFUL NECKWEAR ; QUALITY LEATHER GLOVES

already have been received at the \f 1.00 1.50 2.00 are-ideal for men who like to “2.95595

club, 143 E. Ohio 8t., from Muncie, Marion, Bvanatille, y When in doubt, neckwear is always choose their own gifts You won't need to say “pardon my glover” whea and Gary. 7 i I 1 i ‘ NY appropriate, always welcome. Our you wear or a pair of our fine cre ill be ve yenia In fl ad 4 ns 3 unrivaled choice includes the newest ; pigskina, a others of Spa a : - : designs—bold and neat figures and ; ; * leat selection. Also wool and far-lined gloves. stripes, in silks, rayons, wools,

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