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‘Ds arin | dn this year of a big calendar .in| gram to avoid conflict with the | | \ . a ¢ ; Boports, & goiden | Orange Bowl feolball classic in | Nn unet dll, of Contest of 13-Game Week-end. Schedule : . yedr in baseball | the afternoon. , . , Never heard ot » By GEORGE WEUDEN Time and other lines. a have playey seiting » that | Southport’s Cardinals will risk a five-game winning stretch against . The Na- early . . . but ma) ey won ] | A tional League go to bed at all on New Year's Couture Join { 0 ear ow (Cathedral in what basketball enthusiasts have tabbed as the most im : Vel : won the statistics Eve. {portant of a 13-game’ schedule slated for tomorrow night. Sea: over the Ameri- RIVALRY PAYS OFF Inthe Unbeaten since the lid-opener against Franklin when they were a : SAR, 83 the: say. professional All-American Foocbail edged, 36-33, the Cardinals have already dropped two city foes—Short- ay Ing goes In foot- {Conference's brief existence WO jsteige nd W asbingion, and blasted one county foe—LaWwrence Central, and will rep al 0 ‘ ht |season”) the Cleveland Browns ind) ball In nets only mee Sings schioduied for ViclOries over GF aid and -No- Johnny erijcan ww ; eb e current season. The Cards reenfl : ‘ the New Yogk Yankees have mmnlt 8 the 1M7 major fup one of the keenest rivalries in Buffalo Here for Foot Recruiting hold victories over Elwood and Cen- |blesville before suffering a setback and a vetera ail « Stat SAME Ford Friek the play-for-pay sport. . . . But ac-| ‘Rub’ Contest To Be Aired [ler Grove. 3% the hands of SANPOIVS defend. with Cincins and the World ispite this redhot rivalry. the Yanks By BOB STRANAHAN CHICAGO, Dec. 11 (UP)—Blg| Cathedral, on the other hand, got ing sectional champs. the Rods .f Series, both by narrow margins, [have yet to defeat Cleveland : : off to a good start with victories Howe Meets Cubs John which made Frick’s senior clreulti;ppay are to meet again Sunday in. Buffalo's not-to-baffling Bisons Nine athletic bigwigs meet today | over Ben Davis, Silent Hoosiers, and| Howe's Hornets, who have been piss. ol do 4 lfitle moaning. . . . Bt ely, key Stadium with the con- Wh Will play die uly Sonlen with for the annual three-day confer-|yooreqville, but was beaten the last | |unable to land a stinger on their hany fi genial Ford dropped some fIGUres ro ons title at stake . . . before a the Caps here tonight, will see some ence winter meeting, and. the major | time out by Broad Ripple, 25-33. (first three foes will invade the Johnny fir out of his briefcase the other day|.. .4 of 70000 new faces. along the Hooslers' front problem confronting them was vi | Franklin Grizzly Cub lair. The in 1928. He that shoved the junior loop down fn 3 line since” the parent Detroit Red [codification of the Western Con- [Hornet schedule thus far. hasn't White Sox 1 a peg in the counting house where AT THE BOX OFFICE . , . (Wings have swooped down and {ference rule book Ergad: Ripple wil be seeking 404) : bed vin d they were in | the gate receipts rule over all. . . .| The- football Browns struck the made a quick player-deal Ia joint editorial mittee stud. |ffth straight victory of the season’ been Ry Justa n Tech, Senators in | Prick revealed the National en- jackpot in attendance last year Ed Brunetau, left winger, and Lied the 1 es n Hon t and will | tomorrow night when ft entertains | y Pped — i B ® ny ie in 1938 and Joyed Its greatest year in history and are repeating in a big way Jerry Couture, right winger, joined recommend minor changes to to- Sacred Heart. The Spartans have 8 gion . ou, PPE, : mn 1945. Th at the box office and drew 902000 at the box office this season. (};p Caps today to replace Rod Mor- day's session However, the con. . Washington's Continentals, who trip to the | more {ans than the American. . . + + + At home, in seven gameés vison and Marty Pavelich who {ferance will assune that the NCAM a record of three victories against are batting an even 500 so far, After pla

You can’t beat the official figures, this season, the Cleveland pros plaved with the Red Wings last

one defeat, while the Rockets hold |will tangle with Lawrence Central he joined t and as a business executive and played before 302,000 and before | jjoht Fernand Gauthier also played

‘purity code” which was proposed vi mphs over Westfield, Decatur | w Th } last winter will be adopted at the| Central Cathedral BEE eal Who als hold & 500 average. ‘The for three ye

leader, Prexy Frick's prestige jumps 272,000 fans on the road for a ith Detroit last night and returned |Janua |Continentals lost the season opener Birmingham ry NCAA meeting and whatseveral more points in the esti-| total of 664,000. . . , Sunday's today with the new players. lever changes are win Fo 10 make Frankfort's Hot Dogs, who suf-|to Southport, 43-42 but managed sociation a mation of the club owners who hire attendance will increase the Lundy Coming Here lthe Big Nine rules conform prob- (fered a bitter setback at the hands |a last half rally to oust Howe, 45-38, He returne him . . The Hoosier chief has grand total to 734,000, i ’ {abl 1 dopted. of Logansport last week, will face a| Lawrence holds triumphs over 1946. had a lot of problems to unravel on 0 Don : Morrison. will rejoin nis Rl he _sdop fi similar’ North Central foe in Tech, Warren Central and Beech Grove, Despite hi i TAKES IT IN STRIDE , . , The brdther in Detroit after tonight's Athletic directors and football : esp in his life, but he can sit back h il cet 1 te Who lost a heart breaker to New but fell before Manual and South here last s¢ now and point with pride to the Pitter followed (the sweet in the game and Pat Lundy, Detroit center Sac tee ) Toe i that some | Castle by two poiris. The game port 210 appears and : d . oY Vitra _ . “or li. ets 5 RORBO . session, an is probable . . ara. triumph in cash statistics over the He ol Jeit Crepe See Cag. js a1 Sis fas n wis m ihe sharp words will be said about re-|Will be in Tech's gym. In other games on tap tomorrow Pittsburgh h pther half of the major league Pras head loothall conch. . . . Caps at Pittsburgh Saturday " leruiting of football players in| In the only other game sched- night, Silent Hoosiers travel to Meyer, form front After the Trojans sewed up the player-deal was announced today by | neighboring Big Nine states. luled inside the city limits, Crispus | Beech Grove; Plainfield to Decatur ager who " on. Pacific Coast title this fall, 'Cra- Dick Miller, general manager of tae Reportedly, > incls. . and Ohio Attucks will play host to Free-|Central and Mooresville to Speede whest-Johnn YOU NEVER CAN TELL .,., Vath bec ame the unluckiest guy in Indianapolis Capitals | State are incensed this year because | LOW. The Tigers have lost three way. there. Even the movie people stumbled [the coaches un'on when he had Coach Johnny Mowers' skaters the Purdue freshman team lists/in a row. Besides the Southport-Jeffersons After bet into a fortune on the Louis-Wal- |(t0 meet both Notre Dame and have repulsed the Bisons on two {several prep stars from Illini and| Shortridge’s once-beaten Satans|ville clash scheduled for Saturday, years by a § cott big fight . . . RKO didn’t (Michigan. . . Although fate placed |gccasions and finished on the short TOP GRID AWARD—Johnny Lujack, Notre Dame's great [Buckeye territory. |travel. to Shelbyville to take on last|Ben Davis moves in on Howe; Broad attempted a think much of the mateh before Nim in a football vise, he has re-/end themselves in two other meet- k and ch for AllLA football A nt on this mt | year's state champions, who haven't Ripple travels to Washington, and Pp oeived ‘more ink in the press the quarterback and unanimous choice for merica football teams, ny argume pont with Cincin It was staged but went ahead and 3 he press than ings hol loft the Heis Tronh ted. lira lost ht in N [will remain in the closed room, and |fared too well thus far in the sea-|Crispus Attucks invades Clear anes a8 8 filmed the bout reluctantly just 'MOst of the “king” coaches by The Caps caught Buffalo in one ds aloft the Heisman Trophy, presente m last nig Fin New son. The Satans held impressive Spring. g tain si A i ork OC ; h tstanding foot- |Kenneth L. (Tug) Wilson, commis- . 19 games ir to protect the contract . . . Now |ASKINE for no favors and by not'sf their scoring splurges earlier to! York City by the Downtown Athletic Club as the outs 9 sioner of the conference, will act His 19-4 the films are packing ‘em in all CrYIDE In the towel run up a 9-1 count, so the locals] ball player in the country. Lujack has announced that he will turn 25 arblirator. | Wilson — investi for the oie over the country . . . Locally, the | WHERE 'T HURTS om hold a sizeable edge of 18 goals to! professional next year and that it is a matter of dollars and cents | gating official of the league, may 0! £ title fight pictures are at Keith's. | turning in Wo shitonts n ote 13 for the Bisons. One of the vic- whether he wil join the Chic ago Rockets or the Chicago Bears. | discuss recruiting discoveries, but | T S CI . 4 : tories was—reglitered here and one i _ h t .he will set u wo WwW ATS FS Awe week, Emil Francis, Kansas City \es .o pu Bh. is doubtful tha P| 0 R INT... is { c =F00 JLUDGMY a TL 2a s0alle, Was. recalled by the Chi. |*W8Y. Both setbacks were on Buf- Williams, Pellone Fight Semi-Finals any new regulations or make any| 0 OO » Schedule I ie real blunder in the cago Blackhawks of the National falo fee and it was a former Cap, Fi ht Tomorrow | announcements on his discoveries. : Louis-Walcott fight was made by League. Now the fans sup. | “5 Douglas, who fired the winning 9 Set for Tonight The Indic Joe Webster, the challenger's man- wo td Rabie City wip marker in one of these NEW YORK, Dec. 11 (UP)—Ike 's th m Oaks S ort i swim teams Ager, when he ordered Jersey Joe oo ng League. are up in | Joe Bell: of course. is the tod williams, lightweight champion, ] Semi-finals of the third annual JOUthe P meets next to back-pedal and make NO Serious; (heir collective arms. . . . The PSN point-getter with 20 to hi was favored at 11-5 today to beat City Parks amateur boxing tourna- Former H. S. Stars f , Will oppose t effort to SWap punches in the 14th na fonal League monopoly on Credit. but Douglas is only one be- Te Pellc New York ment will be held at the N. Penn-| With four of Southport’s 1947 sec- | here Saturc and 15th rounds + That made it! poopy players is nation-wide hind and has two hat tricks to hig| 1Ony Fellone, young New Yor |sylvania St. Armory tonight. tional champions on their roster,| Seniars wil lwo easy rounds for Louls .as the ’ oe hm ’ credit already this year Jerry welterweight, in their 10- round Seven rovice and two. oper class lthe Southern Oaks basketball team | urday night sham “hi 5 foe t ! J I ive Hoosier Brow » Ct ; ‘ alte oev I c thamp chased his foe , . . Had! ND AND IU . .. Five Hooster Brown. a third ex Cap with the! non-title bout at Madison Square) winners moved into the semi-final/nas organized for independent Huntington

Webster been ringwise he would college grid players have accepted Bisons, Is high among the scoring! not have “granted” two rounds to invitations to play on the A leaders for his team with 20 points. | y Found last night a8 13 decisions, Iwo pin, Bridges, Leon Genzer, Carl | a champion in a title fight . . . All-Stars in the annual Shrine After tonight's game, the Caps Although Peliore i -$he Amt{TEO's ind one Knockout: » Leffler and Don Bock are the ex- | Webster explained he thought Wal- East-West classic in San Fran- won't have much resting time be. 8€nuine l47-pounder to face Wil- registered. Two matches Xue ND on the squad. Other members | cott was a.sure winner and advised cisco New Year's Day, . . , They|fore they bump into rugged com- !iams, the 135-pound ruler, Wwil- by defauit. Resylis weve are Bob Sco Charles Butler of| him to stall it out to avoid a k. o are Johnny Lujack, George Con- petition with Pittsburgh. The clubs liams was favored because of his| © Earl Hoskins (Northwestern) outpointed | Js

: = | Bernard Burney (Lockefield), 105-pound Tech, Dick Hon of Warren Central, Walcott said, “They told me nor and Ziggy Czarobski, Notre - explosive punch. A crowd of 15,- subnovice Ses

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i $s expec < inney {Be yy , ‘and Ralph Parmalee of Huntington. to take it easy those last two Dame, and Howard Brown. and {Continued on Page 11) 000 1s expected. dian rah Bop Senin Simay Sireet), Mr. Goslin at Idlewood 0843 is bookrounds, ‘cause remember what hap- Lou Mihajlovich, Indiana . ———— we $05 sound subnovice

he Oaks. pened to Conn?” Both squads will start practice on Billy Willock (South Side) outpointed; {ine games for § ° D 19 \ E B F k I Heward Hayes (Northwestern), 105-pound tt o when Eastern gridders will Pin qQ er y ran Wi son |turnovies sem \ . Maurice Paragon (Douglas) out m Sou ht i D Ma bie BY Norihwesiern Use pointed by Hoe King (Ray St reel), - Ga es 4 edu) FSILY. — —————— eee | pound SUbROViCe 8 FOR A I m—— ; - | pound sUbROVIGe, av) outuotatod Noe Moral A. C. wants to schedule L - - | THEY ALWAYS say that practice makes perfect. This proved to! man Allen = (Lockefield), 105-pound sub- basketball games on a home-and-' Cathedral Gridders {be the case Tufsdey when Willis Blackwell marked a perfect game. But "George Anderson (Douglas) won a de- NOME basis with teams having aeME Receive A d {not satisfied with just a 300, Blackwell went out last night marked his PO pamid rubnovics kins (Northwestern). cess to gyms. Write Joe L. Risley, 4 4 . wards first 700 of the season. *30¢ Holloway (Ray Streets won by de-|Acton, Ind. or call FR-1728, Cathedral High School football Rolling for the Pumpers in the Indianapolis Water Co. loop at West | fa} Worstiwest- — CHRIS MAS os Mag en yA rae Side, where he scored ot 12 Sruipht Blackwell tallied a 704 on games soon Pe ania) oupointed A LAUGH WITH EVERY SMOKE | (apy olmes, Johnny Turk, ot 236. 255 and 213 11s was the - emt. ment - - novice “ROCKY MOUNTAIN CANARY” {Carl Genaro and Carl Lentz 20th 700 rolled thus farsthis season. | 1211, 196656, for Shop No. 1 in the| "Roly ree (Ray Street) outpointed Don NOVELTY CIGARETTE { BE WRN n : {El Lilly League at Pennsylvania, | Dilk (Jackson's Gym), 136-pound novice. | Other awards are In the runner-up spot for the| iT | Charles Funderbourgh (South Side) was DISPENSERS * VARSITY LETTERS- Bob Brune, Jack evening was Bob Kays, who gar-| and Johnny Mencin, 191, 247, 216— eutpointed by Leroy Hopkins (Douglas), v OW Mun Bob [Girande. John Stevens, Mike { 690 whil 1 th tt |654, for Marott's Shoes in the In-| | iEfund Blair (Douglas) outpointed Mel, { Mall ONLY $1.50 ROW 1 urphy, Paul Kernel, John Klarich, Tom Cred a 6 white roliing with 1 dianapolis League. bwin Carpenter (Northwestern). 136 pound ADVANCE SALES CO. BOX 1627 iotz, Jack Mason, John Furgseon, |American Mariettas in the fast In-| | open 4 harlie Schmutte, Andy Chatman, Walte { Paul Terry (South Side) outpointed STATION C, CLEVELAND, OHIO. y ) Vielliew, J. W. Johnson, Dave O'Connor, ldianapolls League. Bob hit the, The weekly meeting of the fox. George Warren (Douglas), 160-pound open. | ——

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A Na (Mgr). 7% and 199. Next in line was Fon-| high team total scored by the Yaver| PR E-WAR harles. Phillipe A ade Richard nle Snyder's 667. composed of Men's Shop squad. The Yaver team ¢ James Dezelan, Tom Grady, Tom RAmes of 220, 247 and 191, for Bowes hit for-2888 on games of 916 1037

er, Richard Glassmeyer, Charles Pu 3 ick, Ralph Dietz, Bll = Bugher Toa Seal Fast in the Indianapolis group. land 935. Leading the quintet. was -» round. ‘Gene Day, Raymond Allen, Bill 3 Pat Striebeck who Rast Bob Blantord, Jue Muriny sol Other tallies above the 650 mark I ; who marked ner 10th] I' OBrien, Jim Anoskey (mgr), Mason Were scored by Len Vinnion, 247, honor count of the season. Pat put

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