Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 December 1947 — Page 15
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Colvin's 979 Ring Magazine Calls Ray ‘Next Best H ht mes. Tops Handicap pris hg yweigh Making
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. By JACK CUDDY, United Press Sports Writer | s meet to + 1 i NEW YORK, Dec. 29—Brown-skinned Elmer Ray of Minneapolis <3,
was designated today by The Ring magazine as the next best heavy-
Monrovia, Holds 24-Point Lead weight contender in case matchmakers are unable to bring . together) Lf " champion Joe Louis and challenger Jersey Joe Walcott for a return | ints with In St. Philip Meet title bout. ed Broad v By FRANK WILSON As the magazine announced its world-wide oxy Teungs, Editor f in the The a tourn ment : holdin Nas, Fleisther in 4 pyrighued ar. r. High- Ty ow ® ticle pointed out that Violent Ring Ratings went to forth during the holiday season is Ray, after having beaten Walcott points. the St. Philip's A. C. 200 Scratch in New York, lost a questionable a ED an g g decision to Jersey Joe at Miami, ’ . a Soskes Handicap Sweepstakes which began Fla. last winter—for Ray's first loss righted ratings of the world's top-| oh g its two week-end stint Saturday ;. = fights. flight boxers, for 1947. In each diHE noon. Although the magazine launded Vision the champion is listed first. | rt Sature Following the inaugural sessions, 33-year-old Walcott for his great Ooguengess ranked on nearly a par asted the Jack Colvin Jr. paces the field of fight with Louis on Dec. 5, it desig- with champions are grouped with| 420 bowlers with an actual score of nated Gus Lesnevich, light heavy- them. The ratings follow: cent city HEAVYWEIGHT (1) Joe Louis, Jersey
kable .351 868. Adding a handicap of 61 pins weight champion, as “fighter of tne jo waicott, (2) Eimer Ray, Olle Tand- ’ he posted a 929. Colvin worked year because of his four straight berg. Joe Baksi, Lee Q. Murray, Turkey
geance in He ino Thompson, Tommy Gomez, Arturo Godoy, | games of 100, 243, 221 and 214. Victories. : Tics na included Phi PMuscato, | Bruce Woodeock, Joey | __'a successful title defense against|Maxim. re Coming up in second place was i LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT—(1) Gus LesMaury Wellman who marked an 878 Blakkiuck Billy Pix. 354 8 po-second Inevich, Rusa hats. (3) Archie Maars, | > | actual, added a 27-pin handicap and Lou, over “heavywelg eno ily Tek ommy ie Mii. 2SV ts ad P p Mettina, and two victories over|=o%d Mirahail: Dave nds, Bob Fox-
totaled 905. . Third spot is held by - Bob Schaub with an 882. This score 8 includes his 29 handicap. John Ott 5 was fourth with an 872 ‘on an 824 actual score and a 48 handicap. Gerald Thomas rounded out the
Heavyweight Tami Mauriello,, who pJIVBLEWEICHY (1) Rocky Sisiave, ; : | Tony - Zale, t Lytell, Marcel Cerdan, was knocked out in their last ult. {Jake Lamotta, Steve Belloise, Al Hostak, Fleischer credits Lesnevich and Pred Apostoll, Major Jones, Anton Raadak, i {Jackie Darthard. (Only one group.) Walcott for having done much t0|" wg TERWEIGHT — (1) Ray Robinson make the boxing world forget the!(2) Tommy Bell, Gene Burton, Bernard Docusen, Tony Janiro, Johnn Greco, |
Ls : investigations brought on by Rocky Geo 8 , i rge Costner, Tony Pellone, Rid Ga ville first five with an 870 on an actual Graziano and Jake LaMotta. lan, Frankie Fernandes, Tippy Larkin, | riime) score of 795. Tommy Burns dsville 56 Fleischer points out that only 10°" [iGHIWEIGHT (1) Tke Williams, En-
The first four keglers bowled deaths occurred throughout ihe rique Bdlanos, Bob Montgomery, Rudy
8. 4 ’ (overtime, Saturday with Thomas’ score the world in amateur and professional Es, dig Ried v8 any Eddy
only one of the first five rolled on poxing during the year. This was a Garcia, Maxie Docusen
inselaer 29, Sunday. notable decrease from the 16 of 1946.,,, FEATHERWEIGHT 1) Willie Pep. rio) tage, 36. i Humberto Sierra, Sandy Saddler, Charley . High Individual game of the pat Tami Mauriello, New York Riley, Miguel Acevedo, Baby Gonzales, jouth Bend 's “ Manny Ortega, Henry Davis, Chico Rosa, tourney so far is Bob Carnagua’s heavyweight, was called “the flop of Jock Leslie, Carlos. Chaves, Harold Dade, 256 rolled Sunday. He is followed the year.” . Ronnie Clayton, Al Phillips, Jackie Graves, 43, , BANTAMWEIGHT — (1) Manuel Ortiz, hh by Carl Hindel who tallied & 254. | © a Kane, Jackie Paterson, Luis giv. . i A Luis Castillo, David Kui Kong oun 38 (final), The tourney will continue with Tag-Teamers on Bunty Doran, Armando Puenti Pi, Per. n 35 sessions New Year's Eve, New Year's nando Gagnon, Tsuneshi Maruo ir ., FLYWEIGHT—(1) Rinty Monaghan of imerson 3s, Day, Saturday and Sunday. First Thom's First Show Ireland (though Paterson of Scotland still » Mann 38 prize is $75 with a second offering recognized as champion in British Isles), BR Dado Marino, Maurice Sandeyron, Moni-
of $50. Twenty-five dollars will be Billy Thom, former Indiana Uni- to Flores, Dickie O'Sullivan, Raoul De-
phaoui Spider Tymms, Jimmy Hogg, Terry
Sentral 51. high single game. The second high wrestling matchmaking in Indian- §oaouh SPICE By Ev HL son (Millar, Sisiasly. $2} ; ti In . dell, 1 (Ml b. 4 > 7 (final), game will- receive $15. As usual, apolis tomorrow in a brief ceremony dlanapolis. Simpson. (Nicholson, Lacarn.|,, Also worthy of note was the fact week. BOOKCASE Combined Qugmbus 31, there will be one prize for each that will ‘precede the main tsg- Amateur Basketball i'l; + 11) indianapolis | Landy gran: thi¥ Callum (Baldy) McKay, new Te, : ' - y . 1. . 81 (final). seven entries. team event at the Armory. The Squirt team will face the Anderson gly. Sullivan, ie:4 33 ys) Washington winger from Omaha, broke into t).e Cap Scoring “Every home with a child of Tops in the leagues over the The headliner will pit Paul Orth Hockete Lesionnaires Club tomorrow night terre! enally —Podolsky scoring with five points in the two 3. 6O- Mat. Pu. PIM : school age needs one,” sang t 1 0 y — a Q ’ Eo week-end were Fred Schwomeyer, of Massillon, O., and Stocky Kneil- ia he Aa Son HD eho SYM ot to Officials Locking and McLean, : Sames three against the Flyers ard Simpson eee 28 1 ¢ 3 the salesman . . . but we're en who tallied an hohor count 659 on son of Dyersburg, Tenn. against the Anderton Fach sis tuleds Jespa profet. ok [two more last night against Wash. gOOSKY ooerere » Rn 3 stuck with three as you can 4 . 3 1 a ” 5 4 Q ’ games of 210, 225 and 224, in the Billy Raborn of Atlanta, Ga, and S1ot%h English Ave. tomorrow at 5:30 Aggies Favored to Win ington, Millar tem 0 ¥ 3 3 plainly see. $24.95. Sell ‘em Packard . Indianapolis Co. loop at ’ he “Flying Tulsan.” P- OKLAHOMA CITY, Dec. (up). The Lions flew in from the na- Licari 10 18 3 4 out at ‘ertime) p Buddy Knox, the ying Stam | UP Sullivan 10 18 25 12 ' ' the Central Alleys, and Jane Wright, The opening bout is scheduled Second-round Class B schedule for the —Oklahoma A. & M.—long a bas- tion’s capitol late yesterday a:d Summers O; it 1114 nal), who marked a 513 in the Clark Ma- for one fall with Balk Estes of & Sirauls & Lo bg Je tonight ketball power and twice National they still must have been a bit up ronture .. $s io 3 terial & Supply Mixed League at y vs. Broad Ripple Legion at 7:15; Broad Collegiat mpi in the air after that second period Nicholson a 1% 8 —- PPLy 8 Hammond opposing Rex Moberly-o or ad_ Rip] Jagion ai 1181 Bind giate champions in the past, achetasn 1:1 : Parkway | Birmingham Ala. P ors decade—is favored to win the 12th ast night. | Pogolin ........ 7 Y ’ aper Package vs, Southeast Union at 0 win e nN Bol olin ea 3 2 5 BE final). » meni 9:13 . annual all-college basketball tour- Washington took a 3-2 lead in the MEX 3:3 3 8.4 TERMS Yesterday's Class A tourney results - Games; GO — Goals, Ast Assists; 33 Wedk-cnd Bowling Scores | were: Cranford Cafe 51 Southern Oaks nament which opened here today. initial stanza on goals by Raney, pis Points PIM- Penalties in Minutes . 43; Riverside 37, State Heating 00se Four Assists, One Game -— Millar, D 53, Franklin 28; Kirby Tavern 42, Pitts- Besides the Aggies, entries will in- Larry Archambault and Dany Morrison (now with Detrolt!, al), 600 BOWLERS (MEN) Red Hicks, > », Cova Cola (Cent.) 3% boro Lions 41; DeGoiyer Printers 43, Su clude Baylor, Rice and Texas from Porteous. Lundy got his first ‘wo plies Goals, One ame Simpson, { runeteau, Ainay Mrriso muthie aka 39 Fred a ody o- Co 59 Ey oC nite. na BE) 8 p. m. Mix. 517 A aera rere i Kingan the Southwest Conference; Alabama markers in this period. | Doran (R Morrison and Gatithier now a RyrY %. Dan Zakrzewski, Industrial Painters . 616 Robert Fon, Cathedral High School. 515 Indians 43. and Georgia Tech from the South-| The visitors began to fold wme- "Ih or Actisis. One Game — Doran 2 LN H Viyue Cen~ Waett May, Backard Indpls. Co. Mix. 808' June Wraht, QIATE Mat & Sup. Mix. 513 CYO Leigue results yesterday: |eastern Conference; Hamline Col- what in the middle stanza as the Pavelch, Simpson, FPodolsky - (Pavelich 7 FEY 7 0 TL USE AUIS NE Se Bill Adcock, Pox-Hunt Sun. A. M... 604 Estelle Nash, Br. Ripple 6 p. m. Mix. 510 ithe NOR LEAGUE | st: y lege from St. Paul, Minn, and the [Caps took on new life in front of Goalies, Record Shutouts, 0: one goal | em PIP CORT CUE SS WE US SL CR KAN OTHER LEADERS (MEN) Rite Shumate, Fox-Hunt 7:30 p.m. 508 Cc o'r 50 0 28° Sacred LB 38, University of Wyoming. ‘Mowers. Simpson got one from against, §; total goals against, 114, averH Van Devender, Olark Mat. & Sup. 598 Doris Baird, Br. Ripple 1 p. m. Mixers 502 Our Lady of Lourdes 39; St. Joseph 50 | ome g . age, 3.35 & hed). Paul Briles, Fox-Hunt Sun Eve. Mix. 503 A OTHER 1sapERs SH OMEN) Po Holy Triony 30, 8t. Joan of Arc 35, Holy as , Don Sterrett, Parkway 6 m, Mixed 580 Agnes Priesthoff, Packard Indpls 0sary | 52. | Mace Jenkins, National Maiienbie .... 580/Joan Ruddle, City Walther Mixed 483 Junior LEAGUE, DIVISION 1 | Jerry Bixler, CYO Mixed 578/Lavonne Lehr, Delaware Twilight Mix. 479| Cathedral 27. St. Philip (No. 1) 22: Bt.| 3, ! Joe Giovanoni, Br. Ripple 1 p ‘m. J. 567 Ann Smerdel, Link Belt 479 Anthony 25, Holy Trinity (No. 2) 17; 8t.| Russ Hart, Br. Ripple 8:30 p. m.... 562 Maybell McNaught, P-H-O'G. Sun, Eve. 468 Josep 30, Bi Patrick 1%. Assumption 4. nnati 54. Abe Schuchman, Bethel Men's Club . 550 Jo Berkopes, CYO Mixed ..... .. 464 ne os. ; Holy Name 51, . ad Al Nelis, Delaware Social Mixed 5581 Barbara Rogers, Delaware Social Mix. 463 DIVISION 2 ys 43. Orville McGilliard, Delaware Twilight 558 Freida Henry, VFW Mixed : . 458, poly Trinity (No. 1) 39, St. Oatherine| Walter Pelkner, P-H-O'G Sun. Eve. 555 Barbara Heavilin, Parkway, 8 p. m. 451/39. "gi philip (No, 2) won on forfeit from | Perc Henry, VFW Mixed .............. 547 Retha Mae Carver, Pt. Square 8 p. m. 46/8’ joan of Arc; St. Ann 33, St. Philip te 47. Bill Scalf, VFW ......cocoanuinsne 547 Wilma Stout, Christian Church ...... 434/ (No, 3) 25; Our Lady of Lourdes 28 Ken Gardner, Br. Ripple 6 p. m. Mix. 546 Jean Ott, Amer. Can Co. Mixed ... 431 Littie Flower 27, 8t. Bridget 137, Holy > 42, bud Massing, Amer. Can Co. Mixed.. 537 Shirley Welch, Coca Cola (Ft. 8q.).. 430 Rosary 25
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was right at home in the nets
Porteus, F us, Portland, Walton
Spares: _ Wasl Jarre ¢ " T T : pares: Ashington Cart Harris, D. gone un-relieved through 33 con- yan after McKay had scored his ‘WHI i 'ELEPHAN Slater, Foley, Raney, Mousseau, Hunchuk tests this year until last night. first marker in the Coliseum.
Indiana polis-—~Couture Lundy Podolsky Nicholson Fogolin Simpson, ‘Sclisiszi, Li- Eddie Bruneteau, CLT Simpson The Caps were due to take « . ullivan DWers 4 A Oi Heo and Pat Lundy were the three In-|(hings easy today, then resume Washington 1 9 1.4 dianapolis skaters to tally the trio practice tomorrow for the New Indianapolis ... 2 3 6-11 of goals apiece, but Lloyd Doran year's Eve clash with the Buffalo Pirst Period 1H Ind lis, . 1 (Couture), de: ta, Naat ia, Lindy and Rugs Mina hured pint Bisons here. Next week-end, the (Wilson) 05; (3) Indianapolis, Lundy honors for the night wit our n IORAIEy wna g Shoe RRs ihingion 8 Mowersmen play a home and home
D. Porteus (PF. Porteus, Carr-Harris) Doran got one goal and three as- series with the Flyers, Open Every
16:44, Penalty —Bruneteau (tripping). |g " ’ ‘eek ’ Second Period: (6) Indianapolis, Simp- sists and the reliable Hughie four The Wednesday game is an im- Week Day ] m son (Sclisizal, Millar), 10:44; (7) Indian- 8ssists, He is the second Indian- portant one, for an Indianapolis Until "ike
apolis, Brunetau Doran), 13:08; (8) In-
dianapolis, Bruneateau (Doran, Summers apolis player to accomplish the feat victory could put ‘the Caps within Penalties—Malr (interference), this season, Don Morrison having striking distance of second place
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As ern Tivision Pi. 6.08 Rings Cleaned ; urns in at Tricks. perce «#43 wm | KING JEWELERS | Polished Of Fiyers, 4-2, Saturday Me R iv
‘ , R jurday night, 4-2, then climaxed the week-end with a rousing 11-4 [INDIANAPOLIS 4 St. Louis 2
{triumph before 9306 Coliseum fans New Joven 4. Pittsburgh 1 fale \ 3 here last night, about ‘10 feet out on the left side Nershey 4, Providence f » at Springfield & Philadelphia 0 The 11-goal total was highest of midway nine pet gh Brune ey or ho S| WEEK'S GAMES p ) i — the season for the Moawersmen and or the other pair, PR bo C ashington at “golfed” the first one in just after ™ wEDNESDAY — Buffalo at INDIANAP-
second highest in the league: this season (Pittsburgh had one of 12)
BACK HOME AGAIN-—The Three Caps turned the three-goal the other on a 20-foot sizazler 28 Springfield at Hershey, Providence at
i v marked the first time in 98 conlast night as he subbed for Red tests that Ralph (Red) Almas has Almas, "who was relieved be- had to call for relief in the nets,
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! \ 15 33 118 esp Division's third -slot today following a big four-point week-end at St. Louis 10 5. 2 12 C the : . : RESULTS LAST NIGHT expense of §t. Louis and Washington while the Cleveland Barons INDIANAPOLIS 1i, Washington 4 {were dropping two games. The Indianapolis skaters polished off the Flyers in St Louls Sat. Providenceos Clevelan
Buffalo 5 Hers 1 New Haven 3, adel hia 3 (tie),
ESULTS SATU RDAY
eorge Hanchuk had op {ce to OLIS: Cleveland at Pittsburgh: New Haven G ge Hanchuk had left, the eu at Providence; Hershey at Springfield
serve. an interference penalty and THURSDAY -- Pittsburgh at Cleveland;
. at Pittsburgh: Philadelphia at Hershey, Both Goalie Gordie Bell and New Haven tat Cleveland ap aR § . SUNDAY-—8t Louls at INDIANAPOLIS Mowers had 10 saves apiece in the Cleveland at Buffalo; Washington at New final stanza, but Bell let six get Haven. Philadelphia at Providence
$Hys8 of influenza. Mowers, Almas was running a temperature past him to one for the Indian- = SE | | as switched to ras qoalie for the Red and played only the first period apolis net-tender. Hockey Standings 1 : / ings, was scored upon only [last night. Coach Johnny Mowers D a ; : ¥ oran: Starts Rally NATIONAL LEAGUE / once during the two periods he |donned the pads as his successor - WwW L T Ps. G Ob Calvert because , hingt 1 Doran started it off early on a Toronto . iT. 1.9% 40 "6F worked. and didn't yield a Washington tally J t i Detrolt et a WN HN v : ——— |until 37 seconds of the game re- rebound shot. Simpson followed ROLOV, « dal $m a a Calvert tastes better with a long one and then Brune- Boston ' 10. 12 ¢ 26 80 Nn . Hockey Summary |mained, when Red Raney blasted Montreal 11° 12 4 126 6s 08 A a long sizzler into the net to his teau rounded out his hat (rick Chicago T 19 2 18 93 134 of 27 Main St. Luzerne, Pa. b Washington “ Indianapolis (11) [1 with ‘a neat one from the right roron MSTA HATS Nighy CALVERT RESERVE Blended ell . goal Almas . : ) p Detroit 3. Bosto ~86.8 Proof -656% Grain Neutral ts. AAmbault’ rndon ae side. Simpson went in alone to, Detroit 3. Bos eutral Spiri | Wilso The defense. | “liar Played All of Season complete his hat trick and Lundy Montrear s Tis SATURDAY Calvert Distillers Corp., New York City Mair, Hane wing Brumessan! Almas played all 64 games ‘18s oot his third goal on help from _ 1oromo 3 Boston 1. Cluman ... left wing McKay season without assistance and had! Nelson Podolsky and Barry Sulli-
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