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~ SPORTS ROUNDUP

By EDDIE ASH

IN THE WAGWAM,

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ACTIVITY

The: Indianapolis Indians are warmed the

ew going to exercised

Tech, 50-32; Satans ‘Eliminate Howe, 32-17

be well before ,

up and curtain goes

up on the 1048 American Auorie. tion championship race . . . te] Suivi, business »| West Siders’ Speed Surprises Favored . | manager, has ar- 5 | ranged a 25- | Greenclads; Howe's Offense Stalled game exhibition | Washington and Shortridge moved into the finals of {the city high schedule for the school basketball tournament this morning easily elimig#®ing Tech| Hoosier Redskins and Howe, respectively, in the semi-final round at the Butler Fieldhouse. and they will do ; The Continentals, holdover champions from 1942, surprised Tech's their chores in (#8 tall squad, 50 to 32, in the opening game. Then Shortridge ousted Bowe, games in Texas 32 to 17, in the second game. Louisiane, AW= ROTO TARE HA WEN TOI yet mmm bama, Tennessee lat 3 p. m. for the title. Shortridge Howe's only fe id goa in the fourth Arkansas and the mever has won the crown, but has Ruariel » f IO Be AY a ges home tate be. Shek: been runner-up six times. iberate game forcin owe's - fore tackling the Ted. Sullivan. . P fense to come out after the ball Kansas City Blues under the lights Nieman Scores 17 Points Summary; pt Victory Pield in the A. A opener /ashington's combination of speed shoriridge (32) Nowe (11) on April “1H Only one @xhibi- and excellent rebound work sur- oh, # " it pt ond. i 4 it »: tion tilt will be played by the Tribe- prised the favored East Side Green- Birge. f 2 0 1 Spiess, ¢ 1 3-3 sters or ‘the home field but it will clads ‘who were pre-tourney favor- Rogers, 3 4 2 i Dianisan : 2 3 be a big one, with the New York les Tacy, £ - .-2 2 1 Pirtle, g 1.0% of . ; Lambert, 1 0 4B, f a 0 3 Yankees on the afternoon of April Bill tess Washingon WA Levinson, g 0 1 0 Barnhart ec KF 014 . i . was consistent with his one-handed Norion, g 0 0 0 Bruckman, g A 0 2 14, starting at 1:30 . The-world ; Rayon, S 3 bidcuckman, g 8 8 3 champs will send the first team to hots {rq mihe “free throw circle, 4 play against the Indians. Sullivan tossing In eight field goals. A free! Totals 13. 6 12 Totals 6 518 gaid, which means also the Yankee loss gave him 17 points and high Bcore by Period Coach Johnny (Red) Corridén. will scoring honors for the game Spuntidge 3. 1.1 3-n be on his home grounds, . The' Te Continentals jumped into a Pree Throws Missed—Ralph 3, Lambert : 7-2 lead in the first four minutes. Negers 3,0 Keever 3, Levinson 2, Lacy, ndianapoliy redhead is. one ~of | to Gould, Stutz 2, Spiess 1, Edwards, Pirtle § vankee Manager Bucky Harris’ Pech whittled it down to 12-9 but “Gaiiisis—c ' N Phillips and George chief lieutenants The Indians Coafh__ Rowland Jones quintet Bender hi ieutens ! 3 CR will pull In from the South on countered with Chris Theofanis' April 12 I'he best spring train- field goal and a free throw to lead for ball players is actual game 15 to 9, at the end of- the period asl es, pe Way action and Sullivan and ‘Manager oth teams battled evenly in he Al Lopez will give it to them second quarter, each scoring It's one of the heaviest pre-season Hains {weyers in the i are oun ( J : ns as 7 schedules in the history of the local PEFI0ds IL wai ashington all the vib and will give Lopez ample way with Nieman, Chris Theofanis

and Mi , / f Franklin Township and Speedway rexulars before the and Maurice Wilhoit banging away p 8 I

: with accuracy Washington led, 39 shared the top spot in the county regular A. A. seasoh starts to 28, at the start of the final period basketball record today after the JUNT LIKE BIG LEAGUERS and bossed the game for the re. Flashes thumped Clark Township ‘2 The Indianapolis ball club maining minutes 64 to 40. last night while Speedway's

Spark Plugs were winning at Dan-

Alters Lineup I a Bot Bok have Coach Herman Hinshaw switched Ville, 48 to. #4 0L1 schools have won. five and lost two

his lineup several times. during the. Trail hié Toad [F866 game to find a scoring combination Falling vAe acer wi Hb per centages are Decatur Central

but the Tech quintet had been ~ caught off by Washington's Southport. The Hawks were never steady ball handling and oppor- pressed in their 45-33 triumph at ©. Warren Central last night’ while

{tunity to cash in on breaks, dof Nieman was the game's out- Southport's Cardinals dropped thei this season, losing at

standing player. He controlled re- third game d bounds despite Tech's height and Madison, 45 to 37.

start 1948 spring same day as the

is going to training on the ma jo} toop teams, on March 1 Pitchers and catchers are to

report the Victoria, Tex. v that date and wT

at trae cuard the balance of the squad a week later The Redskins will play their first exhibition tilt in Texas |

on March 13,

Correa i : | |

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— THE

INDIANAPOLIS TIMES hy ns Te

Se AOat, DEC. 20, 1947

-Shortridge Meet In City Not Finals’

‘STEADY BARON — Gordon Davidson, 180-pound Cleveland the

defenseman, is one. of

steadiest and most useful back-

Caps Here in Rub’ Tilt

To Line Cleveland's

liners who'll: be with the Barons

here tomorrow night. In all of

last season he lost only 14 min-

utes in the penalty box. Davidson is 29 years old, stands five

feet, 1 inches tall afd weighs Barons, still

180 pounds. > slot in ‘the American Hockey | ae League's Western Division, pay | their second visit to the Coliseum tomorrow night to meet the’ Caps. The visitors, exhibiting some of the finest stickwork seen here this year and pressing the Caps al] the way in an aggressive battle, won their last tilt here, 4-3, but that only game gave them an even break for the campaign. Indianapolis has won two of three games played already this year in Cléveland. Thus, the clubs .will be meeting in a “rub” game-here Sunday. The Barons have two more appearances here later in the season and -the Caps play once more in Cleveland late in March in their final road! | game. | Mowers Attends Meeting «Coach Johnny Mowers went to New York: from Providence Je. a | meeting of . coaches and offi iwith President Maurice foyials |but will be back to direct the play lot the team. In all probability Cliff Simpson {will be back on a forward line tomorrow night against Cleveland |after playing the last three games as a defenseman to “spell” the injured Lee Fogolin. Simpson still is

Howe Gains Sweet Revenge

hooked up in a three-way fight with Eddie Prokop and Ray La|Plante of Providence for the indiBy Defeating Broad Ripple vidual scoring ‘leadership in the X league, Howe High Schacl's Hornets gamed sweet revenge ‘last night for The game will round out =a

Barons to Face

Tomorrow |

very 4 much in the running for the third

Bulldogs Host Tonight ~ "so

| Final Tuneup for Big 4 Meeting. Tonight's Schedule - |

Canterbury. at Butler. Illinois Normal at Wabash. Michigan State at Purdue. Notre Dame at Denver. St. Joseph's at Anderson.

Butler University’s Bulldogs shoot for their second victory over a rival ‘Hoosier * quintet tonight at the Fieldhouse when they oppose the Canterbury College snipers. As far as Indianapolis fans are concerned, the game will hold the most interest of the five-tilt slate’ for Hoosier teams even though the Hinklemen are favored heavily to win. : It will be Butler's final tuneup for the “Big Four” affair with Purdue, Indiana and Notre Dame at the Fieldhouse on Jan. 1 and 2, as the athletes and coaching staff will take timeout ‘after this one for - the Christmas holidays,

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FAST BREAKER—He's only 5 feet b inches tall, but Marvin

Wood, a sophomore from Fountaintown, will be one of the first reserves to see action for Butler tonight when the Bulldogs face the Canterbury, College basketball ‘quintet in The Fieldhouse at 8:15.

Kattskys Drop : Deeper in Cellar cz. = = ™

The Indianapolis Kautskys Coach Glenn Johnson's Caniarbury finding each game of their current ‘tam last | TeRsON, on but the experience: ulldogs gure the road wip more disastrous. margin should ‘be greater this year, Last night the local pros dropped pyrdue enteftains Michigan State a 37-47 decisiorf to the Chiefs at i, another pre-Big Nine tussle at Syracuse, Syracuse gained a full Lafayette and Wabash will be host game in its’battle to overtake third {4 Illinois Normal. Anderson will place Ft. Wayne in the Eastern Di- have st. Joseph's as its Saturday vision of the National Professional jjpht problem,” but’ with” Jumpin’ Basketball League: Toledo defeated johnny Wilson in form it shouldn't Ft. Wayne last night, 55 to 50. be too difficult to solve. Kautsky's defeat just dropped the Notre Dame is on a Western road local quintet a few more percentage trip which will take the Irish points into the -Western Division through Denver tonight and to

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EATITEr TEE peind-iafeat. al the hands of Broad Ripple by defeating rugged week for the Barons. THev cellar, aiid now there is only one Kansas on Tuesday night. the Rockets, 48 to 44, to advance to today's semi-finals in the played in Springfield Wednesday, other team with a record worse In college games last night HanFieldhouse. 9 jib : at Washington last night and ‘are than Kautsky's six won, 10 lost. The over defeated Earlhar. 58 to 52, at Washington joined the four-team round Ww eliminate "Crispus due for a home game with the Flint quintet has won only -hree Richmond in a Hoosier College Attucks, 41 to 35, last night and Tech used its entire 13 players to Lions tonight before moving to games. Conference game; Valparaiso Unirout Cathedral, 55 to 44. Short-! Washington's beet wes seer snes Joianapyis for tomorrow night's Kautskys. playing without the ‘versity rallied from a slow start

ridge’s triumph over Manual Thurs-

the North to three for the Tiger team.

AMERICAN LEAGUE

services of Ernie Andres. grabbed a nd then swamped Texas Christian

Nn y : day night had placed , 2 , University, 60 to 46 iso; THE TQIBE'S OPPONENTS . . worked: well with Chris Theofanis| 11 other county tilts last night Siders in the semi-finals. Coach Rowland Jones’ charges Western Diviaj pn Pts. G OG Bs helfiime Jean 0% Syracuse DePauw ne at Veparaise The Indiahs' spring menu calls for go; offensive rushes. Summary: Lawrence Central racked up it: Howe ted-most of the way in the ‘began moying the ball better ‘n the Pittsburgh C18 3 IME OO iy ne ne ® Qlisonre InoEhem foe all at the hak a fies of . i= | a p , victory : y ; , 18 2 38 112 99 he second half for © series of games with three Ameri-| Washington (38) tech (any | \hird straight victory in seven conquest, but the North Siders aever third quarter—but so did Crispus INDIANAPOLIS 16 12 3 35 132 194 their mas f viel rallied to beat the Preachers, 57 to can Association clubs, St. Paul fg 11 pf fg 1. pf games, beating Brownsburg, 48 to : : " Attucks, and they played fairly | Cleveland 11 3 2 1 8 margin of victory. Leo Klier| » / é , | Wilhoit 1 Relies . . were out of striking distance and uc an yp on rly ” 39, at St. Lo C Milwaukee ‘and Toledo: with two Wiboit. tf. 4 4 1 Kelley, f "1 231, Beech Grove overcame Center Wash led | St. Louis 213 4 2 95 120 and Arnie Risen each scored nine uis. Concordia of Ft. / filwa : Ma; terson r1 ’ J Polion f ! ! 2 ora Dyeren Hh made a close contest of it. even terms. ashington le at| Lastern Division {points for Indianapolis while Wayne was another Hoosier victor Texas League Ss Houston and YN 3 § Mika». 21131 Wy iho Seen po By The lead changed hands twice in this point, 33-19. Providencs NL LE & OOljerry Rizzo was Syracuse's big gun 18st night defeating Tiffin, 56 to 46. San Antonio, with ve Southern yar ¢ 1 0 4 Aldridge, g 4 4 3 ' J a ns 1 : : . . Crispus Attucks began to connect | : ( g«- D) R ’ , > A rye 2 first period before Howe [orged 5 g | Hershey oo 11 13+ 7 29 #9 117, with 15 t EE sociati am! 5,{Leniz f 0 0 0 8ims, 0 0 1lost its 22d straight game. bowing '''® 5 - points. Association _teamd, New Orlean ne, 5 0 1 Roepky. ! 0 2 1 before Thorn as 55 gs 26 8 ahead, 13-8. Then the boys [rom better in the final session and out- | | Philadelphia =e] 133 Bm Us Eastern Division Jeffersonville Gets Mobile. BifminEhan, Mumps. and Kukenda) I a hpi ISN he TE vo 45: Irvington continued to boss the scored the Continentals in this washington \I'0 8 17 2 20 88 119 Rochester 4 . ” ttle " - 2 & { » ¢ ’ ’ - " o Little: Rock; and with the Yankee 1 ues . 8.0: 8 Pree. «d 32 1 Je Pike Quiste} pas won aly abe came and were in front at the period, 16-8, but the lead was too Spring : 20 PH 92 134 Ar devon 3 0 7 Legion Cage Tourney ; pC game in its last 27 starts. 1 or. oF Sy . ; SULTS LAST NIGHT . 588 | . American Leaguets here |Crittenden ¢® 1 Cline g 000 BA fam 81 dang, & Y C x intermission, 24-18 great to overcome. The fact that, w,iningion 5 Cleveland 3. | Seracuse 1 o JEFFERSONVILLE, Dec. 20— BACK TO "SCHOOL vis The 24 en i. ears, Rockets Rally the Tigers blew 11 chances from NEXT GAMES Foy In 182 The second annual national invitaTribe's Ted Sullivan is toying with| Towle 3p a as Ne The Rockets came blazing back the foul stripe during the game and New Haven ai Philadelnin Providence ai Uonal American Legion basketball the idea of studying Spanish and washington 15 13 12 11-50 County Cage Record in the third period to oui core made only three didn't help their Pittsburgh, Hershev aL Springfield. | | w 1. pet. tournament will be held here Aptil Ttallan in order to carry on off-the- (Tech } 1r-y 0 Ww 1 pe Howe and trimmed things to two chances very much. Summary: OLE ERT EI ys | SneARalIS os 11s ersyesi 3 330 2-4. according to Dale Miller, tourrecord conversation with the Tribe's Free (Throgs AeoReier 2 Jolin Frankiin Township v2 Ju points at 38-36 just before the third Washingion 4) or. hehe ot Pltsbargn at 80 Lows at Providence, Oshkosh writereeveris 1 at nament manager and assistant diing, Sims line thoit MAster peedwa > 3 Gl ia : 412 rector of the Legion's National VANAR CY "Of o Theo! 5, Crittend Sout pag 1CRI00 ended Wilhoite.f 1 2 2 Gashawt! 00 ——— | INDIANAPOLIS 2% hew man RR eT And the new. Boas h Br a A iy C. NK. Phil. Southport rntral : : sod MA onhie y % 10 Masterson 4 12 Thomas ¢ 1 8 ~ 4 Se Americanism Co ittee «.. Al Lopez can give oul in Spanish 0 Ben Davis rivg : 3 66. Bob Stephens, who contributed Niemann... +5 .0- Oi Leagues 41 ] RESULTS LAST NIGRT ! 1 mm . and Tony Cuccinello in Italian Beech Grove. ovrerer 3 3 1% points in Broad Ripple’s last halt c. Theofnsgil 0 2 Middlebrksg 0 1 0 [0- I raft Svracuse 47. INDIANAPOLIS 31, Miller said he expects 20 teams } hy ues hat Lead Changes 4 Times Lawrence CENETRE 2 ccvrers 3 48.0 knotted the score ad 42-42 Lollare 31-0 3 Cowardg 4.03 Toledo 55, Ft. Wayne 50. {to enter the meet that will be staged be 4 -& 8 3 / Y 2 3 sh, $ ¥ ~ { ~ | ¢ . It would -be a noisy three-some ha Shortridge took a slow 4-0 lead Bren ental ar do 33 a 1 SIT endon.¢ i 9 Jcrowes $19 t NEXT GAMES ‘in the Jeffersonville High School net Sullivan forgotten how to tell! v—ostere—8 YioHsts By i 00 with the final period half gone G JTheotorg 3 3 3 sora to . 1 : bd » Tonight — INDIANAPOLIS at Oshkosh, somebody off in Irish. over Rowe oe re I : 2 But Jay Gould sent Howe in front Ey iis aor. TT°% Fi. Wayne at Rochester. gym. * “-1 # evened the score, : ut 3 ae Valpo Net Squad mee more with ‘a free toss and the Benze.c 00 1istevarr g 1 & ! ox tie TRACK TEAM A Devil’ Gene Rogers wank u 608 0 oly Road Trip | Horuets hela this lead wherward FLL Orns > Local Pin To lers Connect fast-rising winter book prospect hrow to give his teammates a 7-6 , 4 P a I'hey played it safe in the closing Th eo PITTSBURGH, Dec. 20 (UP)— for the Kentuck Derby is a horse lead al the ne ol-she ost petzo Sy ALPARAISO Dee. bo ou ' ~ minutes, waiting for breaks, and 3 meric The annual National Football named Athlete . . . Wonder if he's | Bill Ralph, 220-pound center who Valparaiso Univergty's 26-game got two of them by working Johnny Washington M7 H -41 League player draft today empha- or . ore onor -ounts subsidized with a free stall, choice |WAs playing forward in this game, basketball schedule was reduced to Edw sand Carl Spiess loose fox 3 {spus Attucks Misia Tbins Jes sized what has been apparent for > ' . Jor . ne ’ ) G § 8 ¢ > Free r sed — 5 . oats and a little hay on the side? [increased the North Siders lead on 22 today with the announcement by 4.14 goR1 Overton 2. Middlebrooks 2, Coward 5, two yeais—the NFL doesn't care to Two. more women's 600's were added. to the-honor-rel-tast night as «. . He's doing all right at the |® field goal but Howe rallied -and school officials that the Crusaders’ These 4wo were Howe's scoring Nt cinls—George Bender at do business with the rival All-Amer- the bowlers of the city connected for 10 honor, counts. Gulfstream, Fla, track . . . The ted it at 9-all. The lead then western trip would be canceled. leaders, “each getting 14 - points, Phillips. ica conference, Gertrude Rhodes of the Yaver-Men's Shop squad in the Pritchett colt showed good stamina the changed four times in four minutes| The towering Valpo quintef was Stephens led Ripple with 13, but| Tech Beats Cathedral | The NFL began its annual draft Sponsor's loop connected for her sixth honor series of the season. Workother day by winning in the last before Rogers tipped one in and scheduled to go on itg western jaunt misced six free throws. Summary:| Tech piled up a 17-point lead injof college stars last night and ing games of 201, 191 and 220, Mrs. Rhodes totaled 612. Also marking a stride of a mile and a sixteenth | Di&k Lacy hit a field goal from way early next week to meet Nevada, prong Ripple (11) Howe (48) [the first half of the game with ‘among those picked in the opening 600 was Mary Baas of the Indiana Fur team in the same league, Mary gallop. | out to give Shortridge at 17-13 lead "Portland University, Pepperdine mn t fe I p dy fe ft pf Cathedral. |round were five players from Indi- moved Just one pin above . the! [Center in the Fox-Hunt Classic: 1¢ woul i - ————————————————— = the half and Southern Oregon. I ubellf- 30 1S 8 43 Joe Kearns, the Tech baseball ana colleges. coveted mark with a 601 on games| Henry Coombs, 206, 254, 199 650, Amateur Basketball Chuck. Keever and Dudley Birge, The announcement of the change, Kin 3) 2.1 pitcher, threw field goals like strfkes| The Washington Redskins picked of 205, 183 and 213. for the Madison Ave. Flower Shop . i.e re Titre wan were the Shortridge big guns in made by Acting Athletic Director | ene, 13 13 ‘ against the Irish in this first field Harry (Chick) Jagade of Indiana:' Topping the men’s efforts for in the Sports Bowl Recreation loop; - . Xi ae Lak row night the second half as the Blue Devils Emory Bauer, did not give any rea- Sok? ~2 1 23 : bombardmerit. He got 13 points Coy McGee, Notre] Dame, was se- the evening was Hap Horn who William Shopp, 182, 211, 264—657, azn a Ores the-Top_ Doo, Rules 0 jo held Howe to four points while son for the move. But University yy s 0 0 and Gordon King nine in pacing lected by the Detroit Lions: and marked a 684 in the Construction for Jack's She 11 atm Co nity Cen ) i AE A ak | 2 earnr Deeb : . i | e Service in the \ baum All-Stars will play the pre- Scoring 15° for themselves. Keever President O. P. Kretzman expressed a 1s 10 1s the attack. Rex Grossman. Indiana; Marty League at Pritchett's. Rolling for pegejan Classic; H Atki 1 and the girls of tl hursday irge s a § 9 10 y » ¥ 1 y ad will Bias aoe » Lah 4 and Birge swished quick field goals the hope that the tour could be ye- Seole Perio Cathedral came back after. the Wendell, Notre Dame, and Art Sta: the Vonnegut five, he connected for 242, 219, 192—653. hoor. or Daur 0 oe dec ted 3" DY Adams Co py 1 AN Shortridge todk a 24-13 lead arranged for another season “in the Brod Ripple 10 18 8-4 rest period with considerable move tuto, Notre Dame. were picked by scores of 243 194 and 247. Following sgiad in the Eli Lilly League at 86 last Hawthorne gym and-coasted in. Jay Gould scored very near future.” | _ Throws Missed Stephens’ 8, Bas. punch all‘along the line, but Tech's the Philadelphia Eagles. + him was Bill Pierson of the Indiana Penn; Otto Gray, 193, ag 205. tian < ye y nobell t 2 ) Las, painger, Moll, Campbell, Stewart 2, yaok Aldridge seemed to be able to, A few other selections were re- Copy team in the New York Central 653, for Kelley's Barber Shop in Hi h School, olle © Basketball S J Oficlals — Jack O'Neal and George drop in some points when they were leased from the smoke-filled room, League at Penn with: a 673. His the Sport Bowl Recreation League; g C g cores Beuder, Continentals Win needed most so that the Irish never but some teams failed to announce games were 229, 167 and 277. and, Bill Tarrant, 238, 169, 244—651,

INDIANAPOLIS CITY TOURNEY [Jasper 48 Washinglon Catholig 20, | Wavnetown 58. Westville (111) 48 The Purple and White started got too close for comtort, : any of their choices, probably for Other honor counts were turned for Heriff- Jones in the Fox-Hunt Tec h 55, Cathedral 44 I, Jamestown 41, New Rosa 34 Webster 2 Greensfork 4) fast and “went into a 14-7 leader- Cathedral outscored the Greenies. fear of supplying information to the in by Curt Heady, 223, 214, 222— Classic. ashington 41, Crispus Attucks 35. y 0 wits ‘ ¢ ) tilamsburg 61, Modoc 48 z 5.12 i , i E Rowe 48, Broad Ripple 41 *fleraon 3 wnship (Grant County) 50. La Walcott 3 Rasnolds 16 ship. The game slowed considerably 15 i in yie third jesioy hi Is AAC. 599, for the Belawnre Bowiing | Perfect es seem to gravitaie wy oleottvt 4 Ashley 137 ses » S_— ROG... Ld TR RE Jefferson Township (Randolph) 47,/Bara- yg 008 oh CO aly eston 17 in the second stanza, however, and wd ie na ssiion ¥ . vg [to the West [Bide Bowling Center ogden Jdhog Central 33, 4, 08 Vanmuren 35 stranten a 1 . —__ firstvhalf lead still held up. Last Ni ht’ L di latel BY I To ip ar ne, wnship (Tippecanoe) 40, Win- (op ittand 49, a 4 Kearns would up with high scor- as 1g s ea ing Bowl ers ately. Las eek, Willis Blackwell ve i Cites Greve 36. Kate WAKATS on AT. Bar Y Basketball of the McClarney's Restaurant loo Beech Grote 88, Gomer Knox 38. North Judson 33 Tal: ae N Rrémen 35 as ing honors on 18 points, and Norm 600 BOWLERS (MEN) 600 BOWLERS (WOMEN) led a 300 t an oon Speaduay | . Knightstown 85, Morristown 40 ewana J : ' : rolled a in practice session. last Madisan 15 Southport 33 Ker le 3% ATA 1 Tunnelton 80. Williams 41% N - 0 oO g Han FAorn, Construction ‘un #84 Gertrude Rhodes, Yaver M 5 She Franklin Township 61; Clark Tewnship K| nema ar ay nm Schedule Tomorrow ulias 8 4 14 Jor Oathedral lak How. Construclion 873 Mary Bass. Indiana Fur oh 80op.. 813 hight, 18-year-old Don Phelps ~on(Jolinson} 40 A Ea Metz Tournament DIVISION | Summary ’ Curt Heady. Delaware Bowling Center 639 00 BOWLERS (WOMEN) } hectod for 12 straight in an early OTHER HIGH SCHOOLS 10 Kitehel 30 Vremont 44. Orland 39 (At Maly Trinity Gym) Tech (33) Cathedral (44) Henry Coombs, Snort Bow! Recreation 658 Muriel Hays, Marott's Shoes” Rs Li i A . « W ester 33 ¢ 16. New Lisbon 11 lets 48. Pleasant Lake" 10 ! p m_ St Philip No. 1 vs St Patrick i ; x N or ’ fg tt pt Ya Ham Shepp, Dreinn Classic 881 Beulah Manes, Bowes Seal Fast . sss Evening practice game. This was Te 41. Sheridan 2M re + "hom {oly tv No. 2 vs. Cathedral Pollom 4 Ney 1 4 Harry tkinton, E illy 53 Ary aringer, Indiana Gear .-.+ B30 § A a A ! 2 Q ehurg 49 SS henabuis 2 Fremont 42, Mets 30, huh ) P mn Ho nin iy st ! ee “ p.. Kelly. f 1 1 3 Magner.t 4 1 3 Otto Gray. . Sport Bowl Recreation 653 Ava Wilhamson, Yaver Men's Shop w. 562 Dons Tusk igi Sek. Be Samm Aust 41 Ve Alamo 26 Pleasant Lake 60. Orffnd 5 rconsolation) me Bi. Anfhony vs. Holy Name; 3 p. m. Kearnse 8 T 3 Robert 2 1 1 Bill Tarrant, Herff-Jones 651 Marie Christian, Foxworthy Ford ..... 561 rage in the n elt No har 3 ¥Parnm Morocco Wi, 1 ros St. Philin NO. 4, ing.g 5 1 0 Radkowich.g 3 1 2 Al Hussong. Linde Air Prod. . 647 Marie Scheich, Tompkins Ice Cream... 560 A} . 3. Muncie . Hoagland 30 : STATE COLLEGES Holy Cross js Divisio - Aldridge. 2 5 5 3 Mullareg i & 4 Fd Gaalema. National .. 646 Frances Snyder. Indpls TIpewiter . 3 ! League, and a 182 in the Link-Belt A ay Fairy 50 Michigan City 30 Hanoved 57, Earlham 5? (At 8%. Philip Gym) Albright, 0 1 0 Roeder.! 0 2 1 Harry Wheeler Marotl's Shoes .. 643 Bea Deviason, Solitaire >... ..... 552 Sunday gathering. Both Leagues Arlington 34 A i9, Walkerton 38 val 0 s ! he Page. f 0 0 0 Fergasan.g ® 0 1 Carl Hind Tompkin's Ice Cream . 642 | Pat Striebeck, Yaver Men's ‘Sho . ile Akron 6) + 43, Waterloo 42 Sia. Texas Christian 1" 1 pm, Holy Trinity vs. 8t. Ann P. Roepke.g 931 Manuel Schonecker, Herff-Jones . 641 | Geneva Higgs, Vassar Guild LA roll at the West Side lanes. Aurora 18. Sellersburg 3b Hy La Bright 21. eFauw 37, Concordia (St, Louis) 39 m 8t Brite 3° Rhy 2 Catherine 3 Sims.f 1 4 0 Paul Ross, Link Beit No. 1 A 31 min Ja08, Indiana Gear ........... * USC Coach Goads Aftica 49. Rensselaer 34 : okomo 38. Concordia (Ft, Wayne) 66, Tiffin 36 p m. Our Lady of Lourdes vs. St IID | Kurte.g 0.0 2 Mike Bisesi; National FR na LaFary. Bowes Seal Past ....... 3 C Angola 51, South Whitley 48 52, Metea 47 y No 3: 4 p.m. St. Joan of Arc vs. HOY | Clive f 00 1 {Wally Tames, Jack's Dept. Store 35 Laura Alexander, Marott's Shoes .... i oac Goads Advance 40, Pinnell 38 Il 42, Waveland 38 : OTHER COLLEGES Rosary: % p. m, Little Flower vs. 8S. Reltord,g 000 Joe Huntington, Foster-Messick Mixed 4 Bec ky Priedman, Indpls Typewriter .. Boverton 57 DeSoto 39 ' 44, Leiter s Ford ‘ Arizona State (Tempe) 57, Lovola 51 Bridget 3 Larry Hayes, Indpls. Traffic Club .... 632| Lois Glass, Yaver Men's Shop : 334 Trojans in Practice Burney 34. St Paul Decatur) 33 Men Iville 42, Gary Roosevelt 41 Alabama 65. Maxwell Fiel . | SENIOR DIVISION 21317 13 18 15 Bud Brown, New York Central 631 | Eunice Koch, Beards Food ......... 526 Bec 1 42. Vincennes Mion yf Lge burg 30, Abil . ! s leld 43 (At Cathedral High Scheel) —8core’' by Periods John Brouwer, Insurance ..... .. ...... 628 | Wilena Hansen, Indiana Fur ...... s24| LOS ANGELES; Dec. 20 (UP)~— Banbridge 40, Cloverdale 33 Pentie 38 Bloaciwe 3% Abilene Christian 80. Lovala (La.} 50 1 pm. Cathedral vs. Sacred Heart; 2 Tech 17 18 12 8-55 Maury Wellman, National ............ 627| Laverne Biers, Foxworthy Ford ...... 523 Coach Jeff Cravath today goaded Borbon Jb. Atwood te Wiley 36 Mera gty js. Fes on 3 Augustana (8. D.) 63, Aberdeen Teach 55 p.m. Holy Name vs Our Lady of Cathedral 10 15 13-44 Art Hessman, Washington ... ....... 626 Pauline Ritchey, O'Brien Paints ...... 520 R rb jouble overtime). McKinley (Randolph Co) 49, Harrison Brooklyn College 61. Alfred 60 tourdes: 320 p.m. 8: Catherine va.| Free Throws Missed—Aldridge 2, Hag- Oscar Behrens, Marott's Shoes : 835 | Altes LaCourt, (Real Silk Mixed - sig the Southern California football a ig WN AP agli . p . OH sy Cross: 4:30 Y Holy Trinity vs ner, Roeder, Roepke, Kelly, Kearns, King. Joe Argus, St. Joan of Arc American etty Fox, Andrew's Golden Pheasant 518 42 { Twp. (Delaware Co.) 47 (double over- Brooklyn Poly 39, Rensselaer Tech 38 hh on, Arc Sup m.. St. Roch vs, | Mullar 2 Hatry Lovendahl, Link Belt No, 1 . 624 Agnes Junker, Indpls Typewriter ..... 517 team with recollections of its de- : ; > ” el, te 81. Hwriau- 35 Bala win, Wallace 81 Texas ALM 64 Holy Rosary _Ofticials CN Phillips and Jack O'Nenl. Jim McClain, New York Central . 433 Marie Fulton, Foxworthy Ford 511 feat y Notre Dame as he drove \ 8 Terre Haute Garfield 48. New paris 57, Millersburg 44 & ras 3 , isconsin_ 61 - Lorenz Wiesman, Antlers Receation ... 620 Mery Leppert, Foodmaster Foods Mix. 509 his vers through their hardest \ tn Wirt 42 (overtime hi Libert id He) 0 Ale 46 % Lawrence Hoagland, Washington 619 Nel Schmidt, Dewolf News . H EY a North Liberty 48. Bunker Hil 38. Commerce State (Tex) 58, Edmond Teach- Willlam Shopp, Freyn Bros. 618 Mary Fahey, Bowes Seal Past ... sos workouts of the year in preparation “Rockfield } WR, Pd hag i 39 oily A Frosh 43 ' vay Glenn Hoffpsiuter, Insurance 817] Mabel Fischer, Marott's Shoes ..... .. 507 {or the Rose Bowl game , f ' \ \ i 08 8 F o » . Covington 26, - » North Manchester 42, Winamae 3M California Blues 4! Sonn te Ee Baul Meld, Delaware Sowing Center a a Thaltias, Fosworthy Ford. Baas 504 Cheater Cer Wells) 27 ' , j * San Mateo 21 wd Kruwell, Rosedale Dairy 616 | Betty Deppin, O'Brien Paints ........ 504! The normally soft spoken coach Choater < te 33 New Maries 33, Richland Twp Foun- Oregon State College 73, Oakland Bitiners faul Phillips, New York Central 615 Pearl St. Phillip, White House ver 504 d Churub Whitley) 20. Napoleon” 33. Milroy 19 colle e of Puget 8 eans uccos re ue Frances Raferty, New York Central .. 61% Martha Stephens, O'Brien points ee pu3 RUE sarcastic references to the Cannell Vernon 32 Nappanee 35. Middlebury 30 Goilepe + et Sound 81 cDucifie b a ' : . Paul Stamm. Marott:y Shoes HY Lune Swiggets. Dewolt News Bichnn 2] team’s tackling in the Notre Dame yo daHow F | Kk 2 J a y y v ‘ i 3 . J . ° 3 i Cambridge City 40. Brookville 3 Suva 8 Ny oyyarerly “® Cornell College 50, University of Chicago NEW YORK. Dee. 20 (UP)—It'll be D-Day plus one for the Pitts- oye. Higgins, Freyn Bros. 613 Ritagene Schumate, Blue gr Tor Cr 502 came, pointing out that the Irish Pemotie 4, Hoon 0 Plainfield Boys’ School 49. Bowling Green Clark (Mass) 51, Assumption 48 burgh Pirates in 1948 George Heiman, Reitchett Recreation 1 Margaret Skelton, ayo Aes Shop 501 broke out of the hands of the Tro- | 18 3 loom fiele 4 4 : powar er Sr, 4 ; pkin's Ice Cream 3 i Dillsbore 49. New Marion op oh 38, Medaryyille 33 Donnta i a kinatn College 48, D, as far as the Pittsburgh owners are concerned, stands for due. povd Hunt. Link Belt No. 1 . 612 Edna Mae_Schoen. Andrew's G. Pheas. wu Jans frequently for long gains, Decker 41. B \ 4 Plymouth: 87, Monticello 28 Duke 72, Washingt od t Leo a They: figure that the Pirates, bolstered by various purchases such as. Fred Beiser, Link Belt. No. 1 . 612) OTHER LEADERS (WOMEN) “The score wouldn't have been 38 Dunkirk 40 } Portage 30, Gary Edison 26 Eastern Kentucky 56, Villanova 54 My hould hav licked this year. B t -Clarence Baker, Russett Baker 611 Estelle Nash, Prey Radio Mixed .. ©. in » fie Central Jeflersonville 28 princeton 83, Boonville 34. Fullerton 61. Amarillo 60. Hank Greenberg and Billy Herman, should have clicke § year. Bul jonnny Kiesel, Marott's Shoes . 611! Midge Moller, S{eeg Drugs to 7 if {t wasn't for missed tackles, Reis V4 Gary Lew Wallace n Paoli 45, Mitchell 423 Georgia Tech 63. Chattanooga 50 the only click audible was the noise made when the club dived into the Charles Gray, Pritchett Recreation 611 Norma Resener, Presto Lite Bat. Mix. iso (Cravath said. “From now on when | ne Township (Benton Pine Village 44. Ambia 19 Georgetown 66, Virginia Tech 51 . ” " us Johnny Fehr. Bowes Seal Past ++ 810/ Lena Wiese, Foster-Messick Mixed n re Cmpeiaturg de 33 Peru 30, Logansport 0 George Washington 60, 8. Carolina 4p, |C€llar. t second. Stan Rojek at short and Rah Plummer. El Lilly . 609 Ina Franklin, Public Service Co, Mixed 153 you guys tackle, I want the man rt, 2, Freslandyils 37, Prairie 41, Windfall 38 Georgia 62 Virginia 58 The Brooklyn Dodgers have done 8 ' n Ro) § Don White, Fall City veo. 609 Ruby Fields, Richardson & Co. Mixed 451 tackled to go down, and the first 41. Clifford 35 ‘ Round Grove 41, Chalmers Houston Univ, 63, Marshall State College ith ‘ bl t Mrankie Gustine at the far turn. Herman Hohlt Jr, Sport Bow! Rec. ... 609 Marvis McCay, Linde Air Brod. He double overtime). Roanh 36. Lagro 29 : 40 everything humanly possible 0 Th tchi nould be im- Tom Elliott, Washington ‘ . 608 Ruth Scheiddeger, Eagle Machine Mix. ” time.” New Palestine 2 Rockbille 2 Beiimare 3 “ Hardin.Si Simmons 5, No Mexico A&M 44 keep Pirate President Frank Mec- e calching shou an uv Miller Ensminger, Washington | 806 id a ty 42, Lynn 35 ual ¥ te gh Point (NC. 45, Hugh Morson.30, |... . « cohorts in the Provement over 1947 if only because Tony McCann, Insurance ... ..... 606 33. Oakland City 38 Ridgeville 62 Brau n Kansas State 56, Kansas 42. Kinney and his cohorts in e I th rival of Bd FirtsGerald Bill Bilsky, Tompkin's Ice Cream .... 805 doihiand © . ome City 43, Wolf Lake 26 AOuisiana Tech 35, Mississippi College 49 » . y . «lO e AITIVARI © Ir e Don Sweeney, St. Joan of Arc Am, ... 805 Cc BR Cl h \l Thrill ! I Richland Center 31. Rochester 48, Wabash 35 Lawrence Tech So Arama Staraeee 49. /league a little longer, by contribut olla Toit Pon. Sutras, 36. Jus of Src Am, .... 808 aps-paron asnes wavs ers \ y 43, Ly 15 Rising $2 Polsomville 12 jawla & og Toi U. of Ecuddor 45 ing generously to the Corsair cause. Bob Earl, Sport Bowl Recreation .... 603 p ” -> or Rockport Chrisney 117 ong ach City ‘College 56. Pasadena 47 a . . SER - Ww, ii ara Fo Ware ‘Central 49, Ft. Wayne North Raleigh 57, Bentonville 50. John Muir 48, Sacramento College 42 Pittsburgh boasts ex-Brooklynites FitzGerald represents an invest- Bill Abraham, Washingion : wl + aps Ys. Cleveland Son. 8 8:30 P. M.. SW sesttral Catholic . [Spurgeon 58, Holland 43. Miami_67, Florida ‘50 t virtually every position and they ment of $75,000 plus five players vd Parrish. Preyn Bros, © 800 y Wayne. Central Catholic 40, Hunter- goomaur 88, Martinsville 48 Missouri Valley 55 Bethany College “ 2 virtua y: Po Le D 600 Garrett 46, Auburn 33 Sullivan 32. Clinton 28, Minnesota | 47, Washington 37. * |whistled Dixie long enough at ‘the which is quite a princely price evtn Ray Eberly, Steeg Drugs . pS rn i apo 33. Huntsville 20. Stilesville 37, Reelsville 30 Miisouri 48. Towa State 40 Dodgers to lure Outfielder Dixie in this day and age of the bloated OTHER LEADERS (MEN) | i a Tg ph. 3 Atavil Spencer 47. Worthington 28 North Dakpta’ State ol Minot Teachers 42 ge Gus Trostel, Naval Ordnance’ 594 Ridpavilie 62, 8 nhs A glockveil 41, Nontmorenci 34 © Oklahoma 61, Colo mado. 34 ‘Walker ‘and ‘Catcher Dixie Howell. buck. But an even more Costly in- Alvin Gaddie; Pun Bowl Classic... . 502 " ringfie ownship ( nklin ounty) Oklahoma A M. 47, bras 1 : - ea Green Twp, (Randolph Co) 23, Hunis-| 'g1, Whitewater 2 | SN ahoma AT ot ar Nebraska 46. Pittsburgh's outfield,” at first vestment was Pitcher Bob Ches Elena Brink, ore or. reevenss, HI or Ne_tRondoloh un " 1S on a 53," Lincoln Township (Ran- Providence 63. Colby as blush, appears as formidable as any nes, who was obtained from San prank Brent, KINEADS ...o.or.. rier 00 ) , d dolp R 3 { on) 4 i > Emerton 45, Eras Tile Memoril 38. git R IL, + coerne 37 8 Eawrente ngan 40 5 lin the circuit. Ralph Kiner, who Francisco at .a reported prise of | ito Basse, Crown Laundry Foods ix ah 2.0 00 R E S E RVE iD SEA T S 2 ulifor unman Stockwell 51. Montmorenci 4 San Jose State 52, Se Ny College “31 . i 110,000. ! : Oe ot 4 Wheeter 3 Soh so iommorencl Md Adams] Shrunetni ale B1, Scuttle Ow tge 53 blasted 51 homers last season, is a $110, | Harold McCool, Chevralat Nighthawks 4 . At 4 ¢ Tax Incl. On Sale S t 10 A. M. t Sled 3. weg Tere uate n Bohis Bend Cential Gatholis $4 Brisk Southern Tlinols 72, Millikin U. so. [fixture in left field, of course, with The Pittsburgh owners can't help J, Gllespie, ALOR JES co Mix, 360 at 1a a a 3 ou on " y Gouien 4% Done ord 38 - Brenrtriiie AF Arie 3 3. Bristol 27. [Satoh Jail 10, lovola thd.) {Walker slated for duty in. right. but rate an “A” for effort. They RcTRcas, Align No. 3 in Coliseum Box 0f cé Only o y Summitville 52. Pendleton 8 | . X " — ‘eed: — " * ' 9 Hammond 35, Gary Folleston 3 i Stoney Creek 53, Lincoln tRandsiph coun. [JR Movi Sake, Mas oi LL [Center field shapes up as the prize have tried and Sues og Aho ob Bourdan, Vk. Radio Mixed cn 8 1500 General Admission Tickets 60c ¥5ax'incl) On Sale Sunday Hummand Clark 46, East Chicago Roose: wo pilin | Waynesburg 61, Lock Haven Teachers (pa 11 @& battle between Johnny Hopp, making every possible purchase a Ei Nar. Bankers 300 at 7 P. M.—Boxes 2.20 and Side Mi ne 1.80 and 1.20. Re- | Faima ewanna y 5 ¢ Wes - -~ . Hammond Tech $7, Valparaiso 20 Ivelve Mile 41 Tduville 40 overtime. | Wediern Reserve ab Albion 62 | Wally Westlake, Max West, a home. trade Which they fell WOuld bene yepry King. Opntral'States Suv. served (Tax Incl) On Sale at All Tis and Phone Orders Actiford Cit) 2 Yr Connersville n Thornton 55, Pike "Twp, (Marion) 28 Wichita Univ, 46, Central Missouri 40. (tun hitting demon in the Pacific fit the club. The Pirates, recently Tous Niles Real stat Hi cepted. at Both Coliseum and L. Straus ¢ Co. Box Offices. ‘ N angier 4 23 i 6 ¥ oe Borer .$ - 0) Warne. Township Tere Haoie: Gennineoar 31 West Lafas Will "Nar ai Nor os aaa Oost last season, and angularJoe the subject of pity. now provoke (Leroy Drer. Sahara Grottn : EVE § ) Be Sf ’ " yette 31 «i Jerry Bixler. St. Andrew «va . 34. Teflt -42. Wheatfield a. | Wooster 86. Allegheny 51 race, foie measure of res t. Few ex | M1 Mike Tom, Presto te Bat. Mixed NEW YEAR'S GGESTION “ Patersburg »n | Tipton 31. Elwoo | Western Union 49. Northwestern Jc ALT Billy Mever thinks his perts imagine they will finish first? arrol Jarvis, Real Silk Mixed 531 SEE THE CAPS and the BUFF, BISONS at 8:30 . : ahve A, i Risi Sun a. | Whittier sw, Cal, Poly oly. 81. infield will be composed .of Eddie but equally few believe they’ will ar Brick a; x Povbrierien sa v Celebrate Afterward. Get Tickets “inp. (Elkhart) 4), Lind 56° | Winslow 5a, Tell City 38, | Yo 61, John Carroll 38 ° (Stevens at a, Romanus a Baequliwint uy lu last as fn 4. Bagle Machine Mixed ....... "00 E hm

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