Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 December 1947 — Page 6

Hoosier basketball fans were as-| sion. . . . Yankee sured today that if they travel out bovs come in ) the Butler Fieldhouse Thursday| | larger packages and Friday nights they will see al nowadays. . . . brand’ of fire department net action! prevalent only in the Midwest, Phe bansam. Manuel Ortis Emphasis will be placed on speed held by Manuel Ortiz; & California and more speed because of the lack) Mexican of El Centro. . . . Harold of extreme height that has held! Dade, Chicago, a Golden Gloves sway with some of the’ champlon-| graduate, who won the title from ship teams over the United States, | Ortiz and then lost it to the veteran Purdue's Boilermakers, with five in a return match. has moved into wins in six starts, have always been wm nit the featherweight division . ol Tie the chief exponent of the fast break,! 1947 champs in the other welaht high scoring basketball originated divisions: Joa. Lots Heavyweight; by Ward Lambert and carried on by| Gus Lestevich light heavy; Rocky Mel Taube, his successor and pupil.| Graziano middleweight: Ray Robe Branch McCracken, upon taking, fson Welter: Ike Williams light over the coaching duties at Indiana . ’ . University supplied the “huryin’" to| weight, and Willle Pep, featherthe Hurryin' Hoosler team. His weight. . . . Moragin, the Irish streamlined. offensive is even cons crooner from Belfast, is acclaimed sidered faster by some hardwood virtually everywhere but in Britain fans than that of the Boilermakers. | Be weight Xing. 0 the kle Irish Break Fast ish Boxing Board of Control. Altlfough not publicized as a “fast Robinson, the welter king, is exbreaking” team, the Irish of Notre periencing so much grief making Dame averaged 65 points per game weight, that there is a strong possilast season for a total of 1573 points bility he will seek the middleweight 24 games, the best record in the f be sumeLie in 1948. x « + There history of the school. The Butler| S0 may a new heavyweight Bulldogs, usually a small team in| J champ in 1948. . . . Louis says he height, have consistently emplosed| will retire after one more defense the “fast break” to offset this dis-| of his title, win or lose. advantage, especially against taller COLLECT.ON DELIVERY DPDOTRTS, to ; | Charlie Trippi, the Chicago footf aie, the Bllaogy | ball Cardimals’ hard-running halfthe classic to average one shot| Dak, Was wiked Whether he found every 15 seconds or a total of 170 f more fun a ii ge i ontal shots per game, Of the number of | DO tho 2 he sala, 25 shots taken Hinkle estimates that At . it will také at least 60 points to| : . : $e eammate listening in ofOy tT one| HOOSIER HOT-SHOTS—Four graduates of Indiana high school "Hoosier Hys- Yored a “correction”. . “You mean . . . . 1 ” 614 a hall poinu per mindtte. teria" will be in the starting lineups when the state's. Big Four college quintets, RY 923 3 mueet he Chirp. that's “fire department” basket But! di p d d Not D bi ether for tw d - fd bl h | - «+ + Irippi was the terror of - ball utier, inaiana, rurdue an ofre ame, get 10g € wo ays 0 oubleneaaer «| Southern gridirons when he toted Igniting this “basket-a-minute” basketball at the Fieldhouse Thursday and ly night iy top left is U's leading | the pigskin jor Georgia, toe of Basleeronl will te te Jour scorer, Don Ritter of Aurora. At top right is Butlor's Bill Shepherd, a forward-center | WELL-TRAVELED "LEADER BPE Jugs 0 : . Hal DS Cat al from Hope. Leo Barnhorst, Notre Dame's | ead " corer and a Cathedral High School Chick Tourer, captain of Northace; Howard Williams, Purdue's) graduate, is at bottom eit, In the lower right is Bill Buttérfield, Purdue's sophomore vent Ns vy He basketball headliner; Kevin O'Shea, Notre| tor. 4 Evamvile Boss | round like a tourist Dame's candidate for all- Americal Centar, rom Lvansviie DOS : pad ee ea : Proms? jie So Ti Horihwesiers - S———————— erwyn : honors, and Ralph O'Bried, Butler's| Cc ddyv P di ts Ne Y . Durocher to Phat | entered | riaval a mighty midget, u y re ic s ew ear’ S Brothers From ! dappuls l ers All S Yois Flint Five ex thereafter . , , While taking the Rebound Problem Star pre-flight course he competed in As none of the four vartictpatits Bowl Game Winners Huntington Win : a oh at DePauw, Wisconsin, Iowa nat bole oat De i ble | ar p 0rse NEW YORK, Dec. 30 (UP)—Ford For auts S Pre-flizht and Pensacola . . . He “seven S00l". un Tecessary.: they By JACK CUDDY, United Press Sports Writer Net Tourney g Frick, National League presi- |also plays baseball and football and have attempted to solve the rebound NEW YORK, Dec. 30 Picking the bowl-game winners—maybe: ee PASADENA, Cal.-Dec. 30 (UP)— feist, Msdlosee Soday al be nad "Yee. doormat OF the National Pro- Raine up from the American Legion problem by using the 6-foot 4 and In the Rose Bowl at Pasadena, Cal, the Wolverines of Michigan! WILSON, N. C., Dec. 30 (UP)— Bob C happuis, the key to Michigan's p : Proposa y ‘ 0 fessional Basketball Leazue, the unior ranks as a an baseman. 5-inch mai. {should beat Southern California's Trojans by at least 20 points. Al- The Clark Brothers, a “double: ex- offense, was suffering today from a HrOchey stun that Birt She i Dow Chemicals of Flint, Mich., will! FROM BOTTO! For fhe Irish of Notre Dame, Leo through Fritz Crisler, Michigan's coach, claims that his Big Nine champs posure” basketball team featuring muscle injury in his right leg that Hane. Ae nel Lonnie 3 All- (offer the Indianapolis Kautskys an Frank Tripucka, M Fo TOP... Barnb#rst, 6-foot 4-inch forward-|have lost their “edge” already in the heat of Sunny Cal, the experts three sets of twins, were the new . ¥ Ouls, > guard, and John Foley, 6-foot §- figure Crisler's outfit will try to better Notre Dame's 38-to-7 rout of the national family champions {(oda3 ya pec he lo hamper his sffons Frick said that Durocher would Opportunity Aonight to break loose Quarterback this year, is a gradIch centei=bandle. the tebound|Trojuns. Jult Cravatis. coach of the she. 16h. scorn Jim Chk Aid in the Rose Bowl game with South- nilot the National Leaoue acareea. a third-place tie with Oshkosh. uate of the Irish B squad of 1945. assieniente. Coach McCracken Pacific Coast conference champs, Mississippi over Texas Christian, glad things were settied 50 he could A § Day ; fion, adding that the decision was Kautskys and Flint will meet ina i rsvp Ratterman was second places his hopes in Charles Meyer, has been extremely pessimistic. For Probably close. Although T. C. U.'go home and see his new baby. 2 dGFng ¥ eta J fee final. league contest at the Butler Field- Johnny Lujack in 1946. . .. : de : 3 » na rin'e . BE wild Boel : ws the leg during yesterday's tapering- The prohlem came: about when house at 8:30. )Tripucka is slated to be Ne. 1 in 6-foot 5-inch guard; Robert Arm- once, a FB. coach's pessimism tied Southern Methodist in an up-, The Clark brothers, who are from off fill and was ordered from the : 1918 The Youn strong, 6-foot 4-inch forward: Oant. seems justified. set at the close of the season, we both Huntington, Ind.. and Pound, practice field immediately by Train- Doct her was re-sioned to manage, The locals snapped a recent: lull commended 8 youns ah 1s to be Ward Willams, 6-foot 3-inch (0r-| For the Cotton Bow! at Dallas, 90Ubt that the Christians will be Va, won a 49 to 38 decision from go. joo pro ¥ He Brookan Dodgers for 1948 after py winning four straight games and from the scrubs Jel nee, i» ward, and Thomas Schwartz, 6-f00t Tex, picking is a hazardous task “Pie to turn back the passing at- the Roberts family of Akron. O. uyi< (ne beginning of a charley ShoLon 40 gilded the feam fo @ then suffered a relapse and, lost two +. « by staying in there and piten, 6-inch center, lthis time. We favor Southern ‘ack-of Charley Coverly to Barney in the finals of the 16-team tourna- po cos goo ups think if 'nnant in 1947. The rules call for over Jast week-end. Flint has won Ease That's how topflight foot Purdue's - rebounding hopes are : Poole. [ment. it SE 4 le manager of a pennant-winning only three of 20 games played this' pall pig. Methodist to win a close game over” " : . : he'll be okay by game time. club ofthe previous season to pilot ers are made, based on Witting Butterfield, 6-faot Penn State, although the Nittany! Sun Bowl, El Paso, Tex. —Migmi| The Junior Chamber of Com- Take No Chadces ibe -AlL-St t foll p season and was on the very short 5-inch center: Noris Caudell, 6-foot Lions—unbeaten and untied leader °f Ohio should squeeze: through merce of Wilson in a masterful job " ve 2h ” ; ; Son Star team the following'enq of a 77-44 game here Dec. 9! SCORING SPECIALIST hii th 3-inch forward; Richard Axness,'.: (1a Eastern independents—ay Texas Tech in a very even match. [of understatement described the eam physicians os Jo chances, Season. 7 with Kautskys. the University of Mississippi's 20-18 6-foot 3-inch forward, and Andrew |e, oie Penn State must be re. Hsin Bowl, Fresno, Cal--Col- meet as “the only one of its kind however, and Seid ey would ex- w k's C Mm — victory over Louisiana State the Butchko, 6-foot 4-inch guard. Ino... comparatively untried in lege of the Pacific, powered by 17- in the nation.” The only aestric- amine the injure leg Worougtly eeks Lo egiate Shaughnessy Signs as nast. football season, Charlie the rebounding department Butler top-flight competition, for ity sched- year-old Eddie Lebaron, should win tion was that each team had to be OF Possibillses of a torn Huse) le. A Basketball Schedule Tonerlv, Migsiceinni’s great field probably is less fortified than the ule was a bit on the “soft side. The without much difficulty over Wichi- made up of the members of a single torn muscle, they admitted, probab- ; Rams Advisory, Coach reneral. ‘floured in all of his team’s Other three teams. JOhD BAfTu¥-ig,iu.c' oro one of the strongest family. Men, women and children Iv Would Knock Chappuis out of the THURSDSY LOS ANGELES. Dec. 30 (UPi— 2 "owns . . . Ole Mies is to nIgY cliff, 6-foot, 5-inch center, and his Aetaraive outilis. seemingly. in thel: Dixie Bowl, Birmingham, Ala.— were permitted in the lines. Jan. 1, tilt. Purdue vs. Butler at Butler (7:45 The alline Los Angeles Rams today Tavag Chwighan in the D-~%a Bo alternate William Larsen, 6-foot 4." I : atk Me thodist Willlam and Mary to nose out! Jim Clark, who made 17 points But even if Chappuis should. hot p. m.). announced signing as advisory coach Namohiny Naw Yaar's Dav ch center, and Charles Maas, 6-/C°UPUY: byt Southern Methodist), 0" an excellent game, for the champions, sald hé really be able to go. at his best, the Wol- Indiana vs. Notre Dame at Butler f Clark Shauel : h Ain yriss evinats erent thines in ot 1-inch guard, handle the re- has a High peered, offense Jeg Ww Jack Flying Cloud and his heavy Wasn't at his best and didn’t know verines still can throw Gene Derri- (9:30 p. m.). ia Cail — JiR RS a et gf Ro I bound assignments, [Rusk Wake F, whic § Dd gn We ates from W. and M. seém to have Whether he shoe age been in the cotte and Walter Teninga against’ Canterbury vs. Evansville at Vin- pg \ oi vaer who rome 35 head a nT ros Boi hii re. ! ? ? as lig slg ‘re : ni all 1 fe f'e- S her 3 mia are :3 4 , East Fivorsd a slight edge in power, despite the oun - 18 Wik re: Sowhem California and both are cennes (1:30 p. m.). coach, said he and Shaughnessy “nd a'so subbed at guard on, Week s Important. When East meets ‘West in the oI esence -of Clyde (Smackover) ) n ee pe he’ Si EW a A ree star performers. Southern, Illinois vs. Southeast ... 14 start working out new plays defense. H. S.. Net” Toome a Ty 20S I Mi x x Scott in the Arkansas backfield. ES In mtington 10 chappuis’ cendition wasn't the Missouri at Vincennes (3 p. m.) as soon as Shaughnessy comes from : x is . v ys Shrine game a San Francisc Salad Bowl, Phoenix. Ariz. 30 to the meet. only worry confronting Coach Her-| (consolation ‘and finals at night). , coaches’ meeting next month. TRISH AT ANTLERS. . . . Notre Here are the team lineups in im- Cal, the East should Win by -aliNevada seems. slightly bigger and [bert O. (Fritz) Crisler. The possi-| Southeastern Oklahoma. vs. Ced- is Dame basketball headquarters in portant Indiana high school basket- least two touchdowns The East has stronger than North Texas State Basketball Schedule bility of rain New Year's Day'caused arville at Terre Haute (1:30 p. m.). J h Wi {Indianapolis will be at the Hotel pall tournaments this week and on Johnny Lujan k, George Connors| mangerine Bowl, Orlando, Fla.— F L | School new furrow’s in his brow. “Indiana State vs. Georgetown vONNSON ins Antlers. . The Irish netters will New Year's day: and Ziggy Czarobski rom Notre merely a hunch on Catawba over § OF LOCAl SChOOIS The Weather Bureau forecast pos- (KY¥.) at Terre Haute (3:15 p. m.). CHICAGO, Dec. 30 (UP) — Al depart Notre Dame early Thursday Jan. 1, at Monticelo—Monticello, Alex-|D8Me on its squad; "The West will nrarenan, TOMORROW sible showers New Year's Eve and Northeast Missouri vs. Murray Johnson of Indianapolis: knocked by chartered bus to appear in the ot are — Greensburg, SePEnd “upon the hipper-dipper pineapple Bowl, Honolulu—Ha- Tourney at Plainfield (Monrovia, New Year's Day. The Rose Bowl State at Terre Haute (7:30 p. m.). out Frankie Best of Fredonia, N. Y., “double” double-header in Butler Connersville, Shelbyville stuff of squirmin’ Herman Wede- qj U. over Redlands. Mooresville, Speedway, Plainfield). management quickly made arrange- Anderson vs. Eastern Illinois at in the sixth round of a scheduled Fieldhouse Thursday and Friday 1, at Marion—Marion, Muncie Cen- meyer of St. Mary's and his as-

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| Emph

Boilermakers ® “Main Exponent

Of Fast Break |

Hinkle Thinks Teams Will Score Over 60 |

Wayne South, at Logansport

Richmond Logansport, An-

soclates

But

it won't be enough

aN Sy aR all LT

Cigar Bowl, Tampa, Fla.--Mis-souri Valley over West Chester, Pa.,

dersofi, Kokomo, New Castle Sugar Bowl, New Orleans—Texas . Jat at . Bluffton—Bluffton, Berne, | ob . ' Teachers. New Haven, Decatur by ‘a slight margin over Alabama.| porhor Bowl San Diego, Cal Jan 1. at Jeflersonville—Jeffersonville, The Texans, sparked by Bobby . : ” Saye Washing Bedford, Vincennes o Hardin Simmons over San Diego ———— Layne, should have an edge on y State. fense despite Alabama's notable Fight Results ir Seabee omen improvement. late in the season Ch k . By United Press Orange Bowl, Miami, Ma uc McGow Wins Bu ’ v drew with Miamt of Ohio should squeeze Chuck McGow, Indiana pols Garfield through over Texas Tech. In a very belter, knocked out Larry Tatum of 142," New even match Cincinnati in 1:20 minutes of the Jack. 148 ‘Gator Bowl, Jacksonville, Fla.— first yound at Chicago last night fly Kearns, Georgia Tech should prevail over McGow is a graduate of the Golden 1 Hianapo- Kansas by a couple of touchdowns... Gloves Fredonis,| * Delta Bowl, Memphis, Tenn

What the Bowl Tearfis

Have Done

Basketball Results

HIGH SCHOOL

ROSE BOWL DIXIE BOWL Peru 44, Marlon 2 J Pasadena, Cal | Birmingham, Ala. Madison 51 Noaper any Michigan Wm & Mary Arkansas Iasper 60, Huntington 5% M1 A181 [1] 1 Dass G4 N W La 3 STATE COLLEGE ? Bian told n 8 Cla 12 Denton 1 ¢ 45 Bi 4 : 2 v ig Tech o Xavier 55, Ball State 39 45 Nort ue ¢ 1N Curolina . 13 : 17 OTHER COLLEGES 13 M 47 Boston 13, 6 Texas 21 13 M a | 3 ne 'an) > Yale 80, Northwestern 50 i4 Liinois 0 2 Wake ye est 0 18 Aissiasippl 3} Towa State 53. Michigan 51 » 1ndisna : 4 Wa & Loe 6 0 Rice .. 36 San Jose State 49, Nebraska 38 21 Ot iy tare ya! 20 Bowling Green 0| <6 8 MU “4 Michigeh Bate 53, Haivaid 47 (overtime) . a “.1 3% Richmond 0 27 Tulsa « uveee. 1d CL , Long Island 64 (overtime). . | . Akron 60, Connecticut 48 3 53198 65 a : 301 66170 126 Bowling Green 78, Western Kentucky 64. COTTON BOWL DELTA BOWL Pittsburgh 47, Lovola (La.) 45 f 4 » | [New York City College 58, dr ta Clara 47 | Dallas, Tex | Memphis, Tenn, [Bradley 84, Western Ontario 43. So. Methodist Penn, State { issisnippl TCU Oregon - 86, Kansas 61. 22 Santa Clara 6 27 Wa St 6! 14 Kentu % 0 Kansas 0 DePaul 8, Morningside 34 i 19! 64 Buckne ¢ } M 6 TO0kla A & M iH California 60, Oregon State 38 EM. 14 DP m } 0 0 Arkansas : A&M hi Jo! \ ’ Sana) 1 is Na A o Rockhurst 61, Washburn 32 A 0 21 We Virgina 14 Tul 14 26 Texas A. & M. 0 Oklahoma City Tourney ™ 13] 46 Colgate 0 14 Ark s 19 20 Oklahoma 7 Baylor 36, Wyoming 29 y A&M 0 7 Temple 0 201 18 14 Bavior noAlabama 45. Rice 42 x nA 6 20 Na 7 431 3 0 Texas 2) Texas 84, Georgia Tech 438 0 29 Pittsburgl 0 52 Chattanooga 0 Rice T Oklahoma A & M. 46, Hamline 0. t 19 33 Miss. State 4 98 MU 19 Fi. Werth Tourney . _ Li 18% Texas A & M45, Loulsiana State 44 1319 27 358 101 103 8 " . 4 y North Texas 50, Texas Tech 48 "wh r Ss SUGAR BOWL SUN BOWL [South. Methodist 65, Hardin-S8immons 57 Néw Orleans, La. El Paso, Tex. lg . Relive am.) Jaurnes ' { " Texas Tech Miami (Ohio) orthern inols 87, Cornell (In) 4 Alabama | Texas ~ . . n . 34 Mississippi 50. 0 33 Texas Tech. .. 0 01 1 ans’ HN 32 A Mu fray Siate 1 Western Niinols $3. Augustana 47 20-Taiane 21! 38 Oregon 1 g7 3 PANS EM. 29 ent Stite T| Knox 71, St. Ambrose 69 (overtime), 7 Vanderbilt 14 3¢ N. Carolina 0 2 v Tex. State 13 13 Bowling Green 19 es Moines Tourney 26 Duquesne 0, 34 Oklahoma 14 u Tulse 1 w 3avier y $ Kirksville (Mo.) 84, Creighton 41. 10 Tennessee 0 21 Arkansas ..... 8! 38 Denve 33 41 Ohio Univ .) Drake 62. Denver 84 7 Georgia 7 12 Rice 0 "3 Re . «0 3 JSradiey L n Muscatine (Ia) Tourney 12 Kentucky 0138 MU... 341 41. Arizona 28.33 Wichita » Luther 58, Mankato (Minn.) 30, 14 Georgia Tech 7 28 Baylm i NA a0 38 Cinet \ » lowa Teachers 45. Simpson 44 4 : 12 20 T. C. U o BEN. Me 8 98 Cindlnmy ? York (Neb) Tourney 21 Miami 6 J2 Texas A. & M 13 wi Wayna 30. Wesleyan 28 : am 270 2 215 337 gs Kearney 48, Chadron 45. 203 yey $ "GATOR BOWL Peru 60. Doane 40 ORANGE BOWL Tucksonville” Fla [Midland 44, York 3. i 1 Jackso . lie aapm——— Miami, Fla. Marviand Georgia Kansak oh Georgii Tech 19 8 Carol 13 Purman " [i m $ s Tovels ¥ S 0 Texas Chris.” 01.27 Ten: 0 43 Delaware 19 7 N. Carokina 1 ® Denver 70! 20 Tulane 0 18 Richmond 0 ML B U 19, 27 lova Stat . 20 ¥Y. M. 1 0 17 Duk i 0 Kentucky . 8 | \ #6 8 Dak, State 6 27 Auburn 7 21 Va “Tech 190 20 Okia. ‘A. &M. T!| a ona r ng. B Oklahoma 38 Citadel : & W. Virginia 0 7 Alabama . 17 > Kan, 8 ves RARE ines . 2 Duquesne 0 21 Clemson ww. SERVICE 11 Nebraska 008 NAYY i ees. 14] ON. Caroling ..18 34 Florida ....... 6! 10-DAX 13 Okina. A [7 Alabama’ .....14! 20 Vanderbilt . 6 28 Auburn... ..... 8) 20 Missouri 1 Furman ...... 0 6N. C. State ol 27 Chattanooga Be | ’ { 84 Arizona 7 Georgia ...... ; | 0Ga. Tech .... 7 lo | P — he i— uy — # 3 —— a4 an 320 3m 19 i ue

Tne INDIANAPOLIS TIES

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| won the second rou ay of Be L St

{ Broad Ripple

{ Merchants vs Indiana Conservatory of Music

FRIDAY,

Ben Davis at Terre Haute Gerst-

meyer,

Beech Grove at Warre

Greenfield at Cathedral. Crispus

Pine Village at Pike Twp, at Franklin Manual at Sacred Heart at Whit

Shortridge at Columbus.

Richmond at Tech. SATURDAY

Manual at Sacred Heart.

Washington at Tech.

Attucks Cagers Meet Pine Village Friday

second the Crisp

Seeking then the net season,

Tigers will entertain Pin boar

Friday on the -home The Tigers lost three

Warren Central, Vatooin )

Washington.

tarpaulin from Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum to keep the field

n Central. gy, Best Workout _ Attucks. Crisler wasn’t chesred by Twp. news from Santa Barbara eith Reports from the Trojan training’ estown. camp said the home team wer oh through its best workout of enson Coach players tackling and. blocking

with a-vim that reminded onlookers of the days of the late Howard Jones « when Southern California

won national championships year after year vicory of The Trojans went through two

us Attucks bruising workouts, © ‘including a e Village lengthy scrimmage against the scrub ds team using Michigan's formations a-row to Cravath's strategy was apparent in a Mon- the workqut as he sent his ends,

{Since then they have lost to Cleartthe line to smear the ball-handlers.

Spring and to Washington in the

city tourney.

‘Amateur Basketball

The Insley Manu tu

basketbal Inst

& Co. holiday Dearborn gym Legion, games, Broad Ripple Buccaneers, #4- an ran roughshod i ahd 43-18 Tonights’

schedule: 7:15 H

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tonight to play the Hocket Squirt players will report wi Ave. at 530 p

Northeast R«

Southern California football stock

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ments to borrow a $10,000 nylon Terre Haute (9:15 p, mm},

Jeff Cravath finally had $ MAJOR

{rovia before swamping Freetown. tackles and backs battering through ®

rose on the strength of the good!’

workout and the fact pound tackle Jay Perrin was back net squad in uniform after having been out

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po TUESDAY. DEC. 30, 5, 1947 I —————————————————

“SPORTS

By EDDIE ASH

THE FISTIC KINGS. . . . Al {world championships in boxing, save one, are held by American fighters. |... The lone exception is the fly(weight, title, now in possession of Rinty Monaghan of Ireland. . '. « Americd doesn't {have any leading {contenders in the 112-pound divie

eight- round bout last night. nights.

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BASKETBALL

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“and Feb. 6.

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Delay Do LITTLE R( (UP)—The Ar mission has d applications fi erate dog racir and approved as dates for t meet at Oak Springs.

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