Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 January 1948 — Page 9

I. n na i S Have a8 § Ea onight use y ianapolis players ion with the op. t when the In. s, tail-enders in n of the Nationa] *, take on the dihe Minneapolis Idhouse at. 8:30. ith, former Min. performer, and x-1U star who

n the Kautsky the current sea-

e Lakers offense ge Mikan, 6 feet » is the league's i a former all. Paul of Chicago, league contests, ickers narrowed n division lead by winning their Ame, 71 to 58, over t-won its firth 1g Toledo, 56 to ich. Oring spree leq d Milo Komenich he game after halftime. Howie int man for the rene Englund led ints,

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’ action and will entertain Taylor Other games match - Huntington at Morehead, KY. | The DePauw contest will provide! g stern test for Coach Tony Hin. gles five. The Tigers’ small- size geldhouse - usually has ill effects won the Bulldogs. Last season | putler was ‘unbeaten in Indiana

intercollegiate. conference _Day|

until the final -league..game when

State Games Tonight

Indiana“ Central will. return at the University Heights gym. Defiance, O, and Evansville. at

Butler at DePauy. | Taylor at Indiana Central. Huntington at Defiance, O. Evansville at Morehead, Ky.

Indiana (71)

| A Ohio State

pepauw upped and knocked over | ormatrong, tf Pf winter. 1 the Bulldogs at Greencastle. y Williams, f 2 4 2|Jacobs, 1 ° Lost One at Home [Ritter { 3 § OBonhamt' 1 In tts previous three road trips gETL.L , 7 § $3ainston.t 4 3 3 tis season, Butler has lost to Meyer. ¢ € 1 fRaeker.c 1 3 1) Northwestern, Wisconsin and Notre Fama § 1 0 - } 0 i psme. DePauw has won seven in a iar, Xe 2 0 OHudson # 2 5 4'Burkholder.g 3 1 3 row and eight for the season against Stuteville 44 4 Chilckerelia, ¢ 10 2 wo defeats. The Tigers’ only home| ‘wotals 26 19°20/ Totals 20 14 26

defeat was handed out by Frank-! {in 68-65.-in-an-overtime tilt, |

In state games last’ night, most; stronk 2, Williams

hwa notable Was Tosiang Unieersiiys) [Oni Fr ba 5 HE to Butler University's 1948 today, all gifts of South Bend football admirers who made the awards 4, Australian tag-team bout in the . frst Big Nine triumph, a 71-54 de Fown, But football card according to the #ighy- 18st night at a testimonial dinner here for the Notre Dame grid squad. . featured spot. on - a ‘two-tilt pro dsion at Bloomington over Ohio Victim Inst nieBt [game schedule released today Then too, the Irish retired a trophy emblematic of the national grappling bill tonight at the gate before 9000 fans. m last night, winning 74 to 50 by Prof. Willlam PF. Shors, chair- collegiate football championship. The absence of a University of Mieh-" Armory. ‘

It was a rough game, marred by! 41 personal, fouls.

{at North Manchester.- 8id Spencer Four players| of Manchester and Pritz Olinger of

| 24707 at Half—Indiana -36, Ohio State!

Pree Throws ssea= Intang)

were thumbed out because of. five {Rose Poly each tallied 18 points.

personal fouls. Conference Victim

The pwapped the ‘lead five times in the

s 36-26 lead at the half.

< Evansville basketballers were partners inHoosiers . and Buckeyes | Whistle- -blowing classic at Marshall [College in Huntington, W. Va. last’

-first half before IU rallied to enjoy [night but the Purple Aces ' were From beaten, 65 to 80. Marshall got its]

College's

there on, the Hurrying Hoosiers margin of victory by turning in nly wok command - and were never Of 30 free throw attempts. - prestened. Once again it was ttle) Oakland City gave Hoosier fives Tex Ritter, the Aurora sophomiore, {an advantage for inter-state games,

vio topped IU scorers. He dropped |!

ast night by downing Centre Col-

in 14 points. Big Charlie Meyer lege. 70 to 53.

totaled 13 for the victors. Bob Win-

ter with 11 and Neil Johnston with Central ‘Gridders

10 were Ohio State’s leading scorers. |

Manchester picked Rose Poly for To Be: Honored

its first Hoosier College Conference

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COAST-TO-COAST COACHES — Football coaches from.the East and West coasts gathered in South Bend ig tt ft nif last night for the annual testimonial dinner-honoring-the Notre-Dame football team. Left to right they are Stu] Holcomb, Purdue: Capt. Tom Hamilton, Navy; Frank Leahy, Notre Dame, Bernie Masterson, Nebraska, Jeff Cravath, Southern California, and 'd George Munger, Kiriversiig of Pavasylvania.

- Notre Dame Gets TooRhiy:: Tag Team Bout Leahy Presented New Auto

SOUTH BEND, Jan. 13—Coach Frank ‘Leahy was Sporting a new

Butler Adds 3 New Grid Foes

Three new apponents have been automobile and his football assistants were wearing new wrist watches

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gan representative at the banquet

Cleveland; William Leonard, Youngstown

Home tovine Bulldogs | Have "DePauw Date Tonight

Hope to Break Road Jinx at Greencastle; IU Beats Buckeyes

Hurrying Hoosiers Rack Up First Big Nine Victory in Rough Contest, 71 to 54

Butler's home-loving basketball quintet will try once again to snap that has kept it.from winning ball games on the road this season The Bulldogs: will renew their cage rivalry with DePauw tonight st Greencastle in the state's top game.

For Navy Job

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Jan. 13 (oP) A big-time college coach haps even Frank Leahy of N el Dame--was expected to be named! shortly: “to ‘direct Navy's football | tear. as the academy launched a inew policy today of operating on, ‘the gridiron without benefit of its ancient and obsolete Sraduate sys tem, Whether Loshy. d been ap-| proached or whether he would take the job ‘even if he were, belonged with the ' speculation that found! Navy's seadog mentor, Capt. Tom| Hamilton, at South Bend, Ind. the)

cisely the time’ that the Navy. announced it was junking its graduate coaching system. Hamilton was there,

| war-time Navy officer, there seemed a remote chance that he might consider coaching the Middies in eace-time-—for a sizable sum. Hamilton, it was emphasized, was not to blame for the sad state of Navy's gridiron affairs, and he was retained as athletic director and! head of the department, of physical training,

On Tonight's Sho

Matchmaker Billy Thom will offéi

The main go will send Bull Montana of Los Angeles and Rex Mo-

Was conspicuous. h O.; Robert - Livingston, Hammond, Ind Butler's home schedule will open. The trophy was donated by the pn Lujack, Cennelisvilie, Pa: James berly of Birmingham, Ala., against Sept 25 against Indiana Central in University of Minnesota “M" Club Mar; m, Cleveland, Cov McGee, Longview, Cowboy Len Hughes of Pittsburgh “a renewsl of “a- rivalry started in-on the basis of a nationwide poll Oracko, Lanstord, Pa Jon | anelli, Mor and_t¥ammate Billy Raborn of AtJ 0 3 o 0 r A B T —— 1930. Evansville College has been taken - immediately after Notre pon FL Josep Sane = ore. Emi lanta, Ga added wid the Bulldogs will jour- Dame's big victory over Southern Bitko, JR. Watne. Lancaster Smith, Leba- The feature is scheduled for two AUTOMATIC COAL STOKER {ney tothe southern part of the California. A later poll by. the Tex: George oo ivan. East Walpole | falls out of three, or 9 minutes, 8 7 N i Wis Cc NICARD T state~Oct. 2. On Oct. 9 the Bull- same press. associaiton reversed the win, pf omield N. J: Gasper Utban.| The special. supporting = bout, Lynn, ass > William™ Walsh, ’ PRAlpSbUTE, ' AONARCHN SALES co0., Inc.

{dogs will go to Cleveland to oren-order.- and ‘placed Michigan on Wp. Mid-American - Conference after the ‘Wolverines—had thumped:

N. J. Douglas Waybright,

Baugus Mass | Which opens the action at 8:30, will]

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their Maus a icate. and iam send-Jack-Pappenheim of Portland, : play against Western Reserve. the Trojans‘in the Rose Bowl 3 Sic {ir Rayheld Wis Willem Ore; against — newcomer Tommy Indianapolis. 4. Indians - Washington University of St. - Bigwigs at Dinner Dyjias Tex: and ‘Leo Costello Phone L1 4438

Louis will renew an old series of

competition by playing in the Buti eleven, 16 and on Oct. {speakers last night and

ler Bowl on Oct

23 the University of Cincinnati's that Butler's football team we met in 1947.

Bearcats will ‘play here. | oldest rvial, Wabash, will come here

Oct. 30 and on Nov. the Butler dinner ‘included Stu

squad will play Western Michigan

ceive the Hoosier College Confer- at Kalamazoo. The Bulldogs will ence's first football trophy Friday close their schedule when they meet night at the school's annual ath: {Ohio University Nov, 13 in the letic banquet in the Lake Shore Country Club.

bowl. Missing from the Bulldogs’ 1948 | schedule is DePauw, Ball State and | Valparaiso,

Badgers Rule Big Nine Race

By United Press Wisconsin's high stepping basket-

Jeff Cravath, coach of the U was ‘among the guest! he stated| “Notre Dame was the fone)

bigwigs at el Holcomb of Purdue; George Munger of the| University of Pennsylvania; Bernie Masterson of Nebraska; Capt. Tom Hamilton of ‘the U. 8S. Naval Academy and Francis (Pug) Janel: and Vernal LeVoir of Minnesota, | who presented the nftignal trophy. The Rev. John Murphy, C. 8. C,, vice president of Notre Dame, implied during his speech that the Notre Dame-Army series would be resumed. Capt. Hamilton, who will he retired as football coach and he ap- | poirited director of athletics, said

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