Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 January 1948 — Page 31

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R FRALEY Sports Writer Jan. 0-H 0 , Frit®) Crisler wag d today as foot. he Year. : . Dewey, a “blocks . Michigan a jy d Mayor Williain spite reports never e fighting Irish 2’ celebration tossed rk World-Telegram | Scripps-Howard uding The Indian id it was a dilly, the buttons which } to an undefeated I-time conflict with idly enough, Michi. st Rose Bowl game tanford, 40 to 0, ago it duplicated in polishing off nia. ed one observer to ravda, the Soviet bably would offer it. there hasn't been the United States ry. way Backs . Wieman of Maine, American Football

ation, told of the . when Crisler was hicago football team Amos Alonzo Stagg, was ready with ths the skull sessions” L.--“But-one day he n inappropriate ane told him: sometimes it is bet. and be thought a peak and leave no

laik of Army, whe r as Coach of the » compare Michigan le. as to which was said it had ne s in September and n in October? Blaik 1 in November they | the first play when went 97 yards for a en I watched Michi. Bowl. I'm glad we of them this year" summed it up, exe dercurrent of sentis xt year’s recipient + Bierman of Minne. lcomb of Purdue,

rey : , Cal, Jan. 9 (UP). ‘top-ranking - pro’ by Ben Hogan and t of the U. 8S. ad f South Africa and Nida of Australia, vith a motley collec urs in the seventh osby $10,000 national urnament. .-

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Big 9 Champs To Invade Bloomington

¢ penewsl of Butler's rivalry tussle with. wabash and Indiana's first pome Big Nine game of the season highlight the state collegiate basket pall schedule for the week-end. purdue also tackles Iowa at Towa:

mdiana’s hot-and-cold Hooslersy| their own Big Nine basketball championship hopes dulled by de- | feat at the hands of Purdue'in the geason’s opener, will be out to blast | defending champion Wisconsin out| of its Conference lead Saturday ht. ag Expect 10,000 A capacity crowd of more than 10.000 is expected to be on hand for| the home opener to the Big: Nine title. chase, starting at 7:30. The Badgers, victors over highlyrated Illinois and Minnesota in their first two. times out, will be favorites) over Branch McCracken's team, now | saddled with a 4-4 record after | Josses to Butler and Purdue in their| last two engagements, ° Biggest chore facing the Hoosiers will be stopping Wisconsin Forwatd, Bob Cook, last year's scoring leader gith 187 points, ‘who already has) tallied 40 points in two games. | The sharp-shooting Badger star,

who scored 323 points in 22 games of

the 1946-47 season, Hae arsed up 120 in nine games so Bulldogs l=. “Yesterday the Bulldogs continued | their regular practice on defensive | #iid offensive drills-and in'a scrim | "mage game, The Butler squad” is in good physical condition following the encounter with the rough Irish squad. Only Jim Rosenstihl, a reserve from Zionsville, is on the injured list. His injury is a recurring knee injury acquired in the) football season. — Wabash will offer the Bulldogs their third Indiana Intercollegiate Conference competition. In the two games played in the I. I. C. the Bulldogs have come out with victories. They-downed Canterbury and St. Joseph's in the Fieldhouse, No. 11 for Sycamores In state games last night Indiana State racked up its ninth straight vietory and 11th in 12 games ‘By defeating St. Joe, 60 to 47, at Rensselaer; Ball State crushed Earlham, 64 to 36; TriState fell before Bluffton, O. 65 ‘to. 55, anid DePaul overwhilmed Evansville, 69 to 50, at Paudcah, Ky. - Duane Kleuh, leading scorer in Indiana, tallied 17 points and teamed with Bob ‘Royer and Len Ruesewski to pull the Sycamores out of danger in the second period. Jack Sexton scored 21 points for the Cardinals ss Ball State won its fourth game in five starts. Ed Milkan tallied seven field .goals and 11 free throws while leading DePauw to victory over the Purple Aces. -

State College Card TONIGHT

Canterbury at Anderson. Taylor vs. Concordia. Valparaiso vs. Eastern Kentucky

Ball State at DePauw. . Huntington at Tayler.

Indiana Central at Manchester. |

Indiana State at Marshall. Purdue at Iowa. Shurtleff at Canterbury, St. Joseph's ‘st “St. Ambrose: Valparaiso at Cincinnatl Wabash at Butler. Wisconsin at Indiana.

Free to Leave NEW HAVEN, Conn., Jan. 9 (UB) ~Yale athletic director Bob Kiputh

BL. Louis 78, Washington 173.

| League. won three of four games

[Butler, LU. In Home °

LITTLE GIANT — Butler will renew its hardwood rivalry with Wabash tomorrow night at the Fieldhouse and the Little Giant who concerns the Bulldogs most | is Bob. Risley, one of the five

sophomore starters, Risley has | scored 85 points i in n eight games.

Jeeps Whiz By Kautskys, 62-4]

The Indianapolis Kautskys were {included among the victims last night as the Eastern Division of the National Professional Basketball!

B.C.oAtKinS on 00 rou Wesiara Division foes. Bert Roliman LE Ayres 0 u to an almost-|Jac agner, American on third-place tie with idle Oshkosh! fiarey Moors Turk Tavern bl fn bei] after losing to the Jeeps at Toledo, eats Ory LEADERS (MEN) in 62 to 47. ELIS art Warior os I After leading, 25°to 20, at the half| Ba Campbell wis Hopes... og the Jeeps went on a scoring ram- Re National Mixed ... 4] { {page inthe third quarter account Bill Birdsnest, Fletcher Trust ....... 500 ki TLE RY 588 ing for 26 points, Dick Mehen, Norm Kunkel, Marmon Herrington .. 881 TE 8 iy oh ohn, Koch... neees BM the evening and Hal Tidrick, J 3 Bob Loggins. Parkway HE i rward was reation So ’ Close with 17, Big aries Power, —. ou Life Mix.

Arnie Risen was high for Kautskys with 15. In other league contests Anderson moved to within a game of the Rochester Royals by defeating TriCities, 83 to 57, at Anderson; Ft. Wayne defeated Sheboygan, 65 to

sion leader, managed to maintain its four-game lead despite = loss to Syracuse, 68 to 50.

Indianapolis (47) k ¢ (62) rh nn sun Gensichen, { 1 Tidrick, £ 12 Kier, t 2 0 0O|Sobek, f 33% Hale, 1 5 3 5B. Mehen,t 1 1 0 Risen, ¢ 4 7 3 Boykoff, o 135 Glamack,¢ 3 3 2R.Mehen,¢ 9 0 3 Andres, g 1 0 O Curran, g 312 Clos, g 1 0 4/Hamilton,g "1 0 3 Nagy. 8 0 0 ORivin g 110 py 00 Totals 17.13 14] Totals 26.10 16 ame Score— 35, Indlanap“Tidrick, Sobek 32,

Fres Throws Missed : |R. Mehen 3, Hamilton 6, Schick, Hale, | Risen 3, Andres. -.°

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'CYO Basketball ‘Standings, Schedules

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f (Men's. Shop five, subbed with the

arch-rival Mechanics Laundry quin-|the Whiskers he scored tet in the Bowes Seal Fast group 200, 202 an So of

other evenings, f {turned in the second best perfor-|dropped 604 in the early try, mance of the evening when she 600 in the later attempt, scored a 503 for Rodebeck Motion the Central lanes Pictares,

Fast League.

700 Howard Mitchell, McClarney’s Rest...

000 Art Johnson, Elks John Morgan, McClarney's Rest. Claude Stone, Autom Wilbur Green, vi E Lottolowiski, Coco-Cola (P-H-0'G.) Dale Conger, Automotive Sonnie Curran, Automotive

Bob Gill, American- Legion Art Hubert, Speedway Handicap Gomer Allred, Delaware Major . Macadoo Kirsh, Christian Church ... {Paul Striebeck, Printcraft Byron Hanes, Bulldin Bill Blyth, Delaware

Bud Falting, Coca-Cola (P-H-O'G.) ..

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niv Spiv Ward, Printeraft Harry Martin, Fi Blak ‘Insulation Jack Wagner, - American 604 | Walter Schwab, Coca-Cola (P-H- 0'G.) 603 | William Kenninger, Vegetable Growers Ralph Gale, Universal . ‘

Ray Shields, Moon-Lite ‘Major 60. | erst Tames, McClarney's Rest. .... 6031 m.

John Woods, St. Catherin Harry Hurt, Veteran's A aministration 531

600 Pat Birietack, Mechanic's Laundry ...

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CINCINNATI, O, Jan. 9 (UP)-= Dr. Wilbur Bohm, trainer for the

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Tony Bukovich Sent

CLEVELAND, Jan. 9 (UP)—Tony Bukovich, left winger who jumped Pension lifted today .and was sent

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Ray Hauser, Coca-Cola (P-H-O'G.) 613 1B Radez, Holy Trinity ve O'Dell, Jmerigan Legion No. 1 612 Maher, Monon Hoosier Line 610 | Sud Burrello, ™ "Risk Tnacion 610 Dale Burge, Pittman Mkt. Mix, 608

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Augusta Skaggs, 1-Up Matinee Estelle Nash, Brightuood Fuel

Berkopes, Martha Harrison, Furniture 531

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Team for Bout

Cowboy Len Hughes, the Pittsburgh mat bruiser, will be teamed with Billy Raborn, of Atlanta, Ga., for next Tuesday night's tag-team skirmish, which will top wrestling 0 | action at the Armory. The pair will collide with Young

Bull Montana, of Los. Angeles, and!

Rex ‘Moberly, of Birmingham, in a tag battle billed for two falls out

of three, with ‘a 90-minute time,

limit,

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“3 ng Raborn’s partner after the lat-+ter--had--appealed - to. Matchmaker | Billy Thom for more time to secure a rugged buddy. Although Raborn scales 190 pounds, the Atlantan| cannot. match Montana's known power and Young Bull expects to) come in ‘close to the. 200-pound | mark. Hughes scales. 202 pounds: Ji

. said today that Head = Football abe Lagu |and ow. exceptionally fast for a big | ~they may go up again. But here Coach Howie Odell, whose “services| Diviste ie I. are prices on Miller's finest tires . West Virginia and Washington Uni-| of n ba . . . the premium quality MILLER v swan 3 gst ten 2 {ped Sox Farm Clubs versity have been reported seeking, sacred Heart 2 Ol Cutheds dral 13 ox rarm Civ IMPERIAL . . . that are less than ¥is free to leave it he wants to, even| Owiherine 3 FEOF REN, § 3) ou paid in 1941. Think of it... iH i rain Nea y you pa though his appointment has three|s: ‘purck 2, 1/8 Jon y a tire that's-35% stronger with a ‘ more years to go before ft expires.” - Dive . w |" BOSTON, Jan. 9 (UP) — Eight 25% better mileage performance Bt. Authotty ~ 3 OHoly Teiolty 1 3 Boston Red ‘Sox farm teams will For than you paid 7 years.ago 5 ; (Be Philip : p in Florida; > Sheiby.) 0 1 {hold spring training — in Basketball Results = Assumpeion 46s 3 1 Liikle Power ® Zl handy to thé parent club's camp! Does it really pay to: take chances NEW. MILLER i STATE COLLEGES st MG of dro. 23 =i A aay |at Sarasota, it was reported today with thin, slick dangerous tires hr rend a 5 » > Butuan (0,)" oh Tri-State 55. Division 1 w 1. Scheduled to:work out -at- Mel-| when you can get the finest tire dlieribuces wear eFaul 69 . : al v : Indiana State 85 Bi" Joseph's 47. Hols Name © 4 Bsc Phiip ay 3 3[bourne are five teams, Oneonta of Miller ever built at these sensa- engthons, sire. Jie. Mots Alles OTHER OLLI GES St. Joseph 4 0 Holy Cross 1 | [the Canadian - American League, tionally low prices? oad for Arizona 77 Mwert Toren 8¢ State 60 (over- Asumption 3 {ety @ ° i| Wellsville of the Pony League, Au- : ey Cathedra : ame of. Ohlo Notthern 37. St. Anthony 3 2| Bt. Fuitip ° wr of the Border League, Lanette | Si : Sal P i Bu fal lo i. \Vestern Reserve 0 ; Divisian w ujof the Georgia-Atlantic League and ze e rFrice - Chicago Teachers St Tiinoia Te Tech 47. Holy Trinity (1) 4 0/8¢. Philip it 3 3 Milford of the Eastern Shore | Drive 48 VHRR. a1 Bt Bridget es 3 1 8¢ Joan of Are 1 3| League. 6.50x15... 815.75 G retown 82, Maryland 40 St. Catherine 3 i Hoty Rosary % s 4\- Lynn of the New England Langue, Reldetberg 60. Asvu Little Flower and Scranton of the Tm Fervon dh, Denon & er SENIOR LEAGUE w L|will be at Cocoa, while Roanoke of 7.00x15 see 17.93 Michigan. Normal $6, Delrolt 30: Sacred. Heart 3 O/8t.JoanofAre 1 3|¢ne Piedmont League will train at| 6.00x16... 12.95 New rtlexice i, Arizona State 47. st. Joseph 3 $ Holy Cross 1 3/New Smyrna Beach. | E WY 7. Duke do cago 41. Fas 3 1) Holy Trinily 1 3 6.50x16 . oe 16.93 Bil h gittogin grin, |i Clbee 3 Jiadyotlourie $3) pp sketball | Wheaton Bs A f CH. NEXT GAMES o § 7.00x16 eee 18.93 minster 70, Bethany 55. Tomorrow Mor - ing : ST. LOUIS, Jan. 9 (UP)~The St. Bransy he Huntingburg 41, rick gunn LUATEE pres 30 acre Louis Ourdlinis id anaes 3.50x17 ese 12.43 Pre vii oi are County Tourney Name va, Bt 9 at Soseph have refu ow ~ oul ers J . Yor 2b, tha ‘Township 28, Be "Roig Trinity see Holy Rowary st. | Dick Sisler. and Erv. Di 0 PER TIRE ry US Poy 35.50x18 ee 12.75 PROFESSIONAL Holy (-rost A |semi-pro basketball. Both have] . Association of Ameri | John B. Catheds al at 9:30 at Catl edral Pp 4 73x19 11. 45 Bt! {more 18." Chicago, 18. |igh Se (School. at. Philp vs. Moly Trinity played this season’ with the St. PE R * = ee

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‘Season Isn't " Over

HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 9 (UP) | {Bobby Layne, Texas, and Charley |

Gilmore Stadium, Jan.

Reds of the Notional ~Basebill League.

pins, dropped at the Elks gathering al

. Leading off with a 232,{E, C. Atkins Post No. 355 turhed in|") have no laws to enforce and, a double 600 at the Indiana drives automatically will pass out of exist-| last night. “Rolling in the American thee, before its first case.

Bs atm Furniture sig —William (Bullet Bil) Osmanski, | that brings good covers within the reach of every SPLIT BACK ...... $1.96 Pensa yman. Bader Coffee ~~ 31a balding 31-year;old dentist who l motorist. Smart plaid patterns, leatherette trimmed : Leona Veller. P_ BR: Malioey bw played on four chimplonship on and doubly reinforced at points of strain. Easy to CASH CHARGE OR Mieker Wheeter Bader Coffee s07 pointed as head football coach at keep. clean, ne SANIIREY, they Biv yo Lo i Charistie England, Risers Garage: «308 Holy Cross where he gained fame . new look an provide protection for clothes BUDGET PAY PLAN Kay ACID, I sos a8 the college's greatest fullback. and upholstery, Mares oom Mao ah connie 504! Appointment of Osmanski - was

004 | Mabel England. Kiser's Garage

Conerly, Mississippl, two of the na-| tion's. finest passers, liave agreed to play in an East-West football game |

for the past five seasons, ‘has been ted trainer of the Cincinnati

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| Harriet Patterson, Bader Coffee Haskell Bryant, 7+ “Up Matinee Ss Glass, Kiser's Garage Be Lightle, Ross Jewelry

‘as - 524 fractions of the hard and fast rules Ramona Frosch, Feh Laura Alexander, a aon HH governing amateurism, recruiting Laverne Biers, Rodebeck Motion Pie. 824 and alg to athietes,

Thelma Richardson, Weberettes | Marjorie Helfer, Indpls. Engraving ... Ethel Bennetg, 7- Up Matinee NP Tillle Jardinh, Pehr's Beer Mabel skinner, Coca-Cola -. ve Clara Ellis, Old Crown Ale wu S11 Peggy Eskew, Darko & Son «ee B10 Margaret McBride, Darko & Son

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ER LEADE RS (WoMEN) Mary Tuitle, St. Philip's Ruth Huff,” Riviera National Mixed 490 | Dolly. Rudbeck..- Koerner - Opt. Mixed... ase Osmanski succeeds John (Ox) Dal i Cele MeAten;—Navat--Ordnanee 4 {Grosa;,--a-Colgate- product — who. .ve~ { Vena Royer, Zionsvill 4 Selma Miller, Am. United Tife Mixed 460 | Signed prior to Holy Cross’ climactic) Beity Sheets, Indiana National Bank 433 victory over traditional rival “Bos-

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