Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 January 1948 — Page 9

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t hazardous’ hours ally he has to make ) escape extinction, her ‘day, in Detroit, long-time retireq le arbitrator, took bride, 63. . , I don't Weaken. wn as the * ‘singing hen players griped, | song and probably or of the * ‘Singing

MARINE , . . La. lled the best boxer the World War 1g Corps, has made is a middleweight, efeated in his last le is to meet Tony town, O,, in a 10. ' York Friday. , ,, puncher,

heavy for official ec. " - 5 JEP... In the 1039 {ing Kong. Charlie lew York Yankees, 1¢ runs as the Cine ‘ere trounced four hat was the classig > Lombaradl’s ‘classie e plate. . , . Kejler

. Coming in from . bowled over--huge-

two more Yankees hile Lombardi was

dust around home

” » GRIEF . . . Coach Drew of the Ala.

Tide football team sop in the world to ailing wall for weeks ‘exas beat his team Bowl, 27 to 7 , plays that led tw 1fall were a fumole, and ‘an intercepted at's mass agony to There's no defense of that type. een

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‘Ring Action Slated At Armory Fidoy »: nt By EDDIE ASH Times Sports Editer After putting in their hardest training licks of the week ‘oday, {he young boxers entered \n The Times-Legion amateur mitt classic will taper off - tomorrow preparatory

to ring action in the Armory Friday|

\ wa the second week of the annual Golden Gloves tournament, and irainers and coaches have reported. “heir “proteges—are-at- the peak - of! rm. om of the leather throwers started tourney workouts more than

3 month ago and are eager to get g oo the roped arena and slug it) | We aon boys were eliminated last| +

seek and several of the three-round melees pulled the sports goers out] of their seats as the adversaries threw punches from all angles and! (rom "bell to bell. | pown through the years the! novice class fighters usually have swiped the thunder from the open, class boys and the youngsters have made a running start this year| furnishing thrills for the. ringsiders. |

Battle to Decision

"All bouts are fought out to a "decision of the referee and two!

judges. A winner must be declared) in every match since draw verdicts) are barred in Golden Gloves compe- | tition. This arrangement leads to the wildest kind of -action on many occasions, especially when: & bout: is running about even the first two’

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES .

| |vear.” '% The selection and gift. was made as the first. of & Series of annual Quarterback" —football supplement of the baséball

awards by “The

J. G. Taylor Spink, publisher of

The gray-thatched Cardinal boss; admitted, with a grin, that although all the good things the speakers |

. |had said about him were true, he! © istill had to be “lucky” to win the

: {league championship.

Conzelman said the team had an obstetrical problem before the game! with ‘the -Chicago Bears, to get Boris Dimanchef{’s baby born before the kickoff.

“You see,” he said, “we had a pass

Iplay set up for Dimancheff the first! ‘time we got the ball.

I figured if we scored first we'd win. Well, {Dimancheff{ spent every possible

{moment at the hospital and we had

ino chance to run over the play. ;

NEW ENTRANT—A scrapper in The Times-Legion amateur fistic tourney this year is Warren Keller, heavyweight, entered in the novice class. He hails from the Jacksof gym and it's his. first Goldes’ Gloves ven-

new

ture. The tournament's second show is to bg’ held at the Armory Friday night,

rounds and the boxers step out dot Pirates Ca I]

the third and Tast stanza. This ¢

for the gloves to fly in & This sas: Fam Session

fashion as the rivals strive to escape elimination.

“PITTSBURGH, Jan.

This year, The Times and: {pe Pittsburgh Pirate scouts, minor

Robison - Ragsdale Post of *

every boxér who participates in least one bout, win or lose, | Other prizes are af stake for the

uthmate champions and runnersup *¢

in both classes /nd in all eight! weight divisions

“the league managers and business man-

American Legion, tournament §pon- ABers will meet here from Jan. 26

are giving a valuable frize to !0 28 to plan for the 1948 season,’ is, : . wie at it was announced today.

Ray Kennedy, Pittsburgh's farm

director, will be in charge of the

ssions. General Manager Roy Hamey also

revealed he had sent contracts to

{all Pittsburgh players except Raiph

Tedm Trophies Two team trophies, novice and

|Kiner and Dixie Walker. outfielders will arrive this week-end!

The two

open, als6 are at sake, the winning ro. 1e. annual Dapper Dan banquet

teams ‘to be decided on a point basis’ The * ‘capital prize,” is the big ail~ expenses paid five-day trip that goes

cass. These title holders, scheduled

Ww ‘aia 25 15 65 in be crowned on Feb. 6, will f6rm Bou Cook Wisconsin ERE D. Bchnittker, Ohio State. 1 the Indianapolis team to compete in B. SN Re og 5 4 i huge Tournament of Golden, B. $ @

Glstes Champions hit “Chicago, AN, 25.

lo Chicago on Feb. 22 and remain ° there boxing and Sightseeing until * the afternoon of Feb. “Russ

CREAN

McKinney, Lo Se ComCarter pipe deat gents, axapotis open Golden oves champion -in the 126-pound open class, has withdrawn from 1948 tournament action, Four open titles are vacant this year, the 112-pound, 118, 126 and 160. i! Tabor Moves Up | The_ defending open champs are “Sylvester “Simmons, 135 pounds; Julius Griffith, 147; Bill Roberts, 175, and Willie Clemmons, heavyweight. George Tabor, the 1947 112pound flyweight' king, has moved up to 118- pound competition. Last year's open champs who withdrew from ‘aimatetr boring were. Gene Parker, 118-pounds; Russ McKinney and Weldon Phelps, 160 pounds, Boxers entered in “the following classes and weights are requested to report -at the Armory Friday between 3:00 and 5:30 p.m. for the weigh-in ang physical examinations: 118-pound novice, 147-potihd * novice and open, 160-pound novice and open; 175.pound. novice and open, and heavyweights, novice and open,

Gloves Tickets on i

Downtown . Reserved seat’ tickets for the second show of The Times-Legion Golden Gloves Tournament at the Armory Friday night are on sale at two downtown stores, BushCallahan's, 136 JE. Washington St., . #nd the Sportsman's Stores 126 N. Pennsylvania St. he prices are $2, ringside and first. row in balcony; $1.50, reterved chairs, main floor; $1, genand 50 for youngsters under 12. All priced tickets also will be Available at the Armory box office Friday, after 6:45 p.m Action in the ring starts at 8 PD. m. and there will be three hours of continuous boxing, calling for from 18 to 20 bouts.

Gets Appointment STILL WATER, Okla, Jan. 14 (UP)—~Art Griffith, wrestling coach A Oklahoma A. and ‘M., has been "Ppointed vice chairman. of the

cents

Nrestling committee.

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The. local champs will be taken Ss Badienman. Hiinols |

and both were expected to sign then. i

to the eight champions in the open Big 9 Leading: Scorers =

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Dimancheff's Baby Even Figured in Pro Playoff = [-iiuluiss EERE

the Baseball designated Mike before Walker, Conpelman's high school 'urned up With red face and a [coach 33 years ago, to make the box of cigars." © [presentation;

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| LOCAL HIGH SCHOOLS Bowling Green 66, Findlay 30.

3% (overtime). Vista 50, Western Rein 4“ 4“. Man!

ST. LOUIS Ja. 14 (UP) Jimny Conseiman, coach of the champion & : Outdinals of the Natiatal. Folall Jangus, iooay, omtied 3 wor GEN BL Syracuse 85 had wiped out the sting of a DePauw defeat of Jast season in the Jeweled wrist watch commemorating his selection as pro “coach of me : Cen $y, Lo Bie Normal Wh. top collegiate basketball games in the state last night. IV y

| imhurst J Aur Muma-| Hutte n, ao only NAS 51, | a" rman Washington 63, Gary Wal Howard = Birmingham Southern 35. Xa

H. Hw College. Cage Scores Greyhounds, Bulldogs _ Smother State Rivals

Indiana Central had a new school scoring record today and Bu

Coach Angus Nicoson's Greyhounds romped to a 90-56 quest of Taylor: at the University Heights gym and this was top scoré recorded by an Indiana Central College quintet, :

man Dwight Swails who § set “the scoring pace. The former lash

lowed his coach to the Greyhound

Houston . . abn |Luckily, the baby’ was born the day Hamiine MV, MucAloster 2 At Greencastle, Coach = Tony] TONIGHT the game. Next day, Boris Holy Crom Harvard a2 Hinkle's Bulldogs of Butler A150! pry nklin at. Hanover. ’ 4. Fond Tech 83, rande’ 38. enjoyed one of their hotter firing, Grande [Wabash at Cahterbury. Chicago Roose- [scrosse Teachers 65. finona Teachers 37. sessions and banged away toa 67-42] eriown 34, Woodbu | LaSalle” Pr) 11, Scranton 4. ort I | mer “Coach,” the Indianapolis player Hun Chihalic $6, Bt.iPaul's (Mai-/ Michigan St 1 ages Me espins UMBh aver: the Tigers o - | said, “We picked nothing but boys’ ihe 66. College Carter (0) 41, 54. [This more than wiped out-the sting} names for the kid. What are we Kendailvilie 43. Avilla 26. Maiug 30. New. Hampshire 47. of a 49-30 setback suffered in the|from Franklin Township who fol{going to call my little girl?” | Marion 5. Huntingto Mivsour! Valley 61. Stiawa a. | DePauw gym last season.

n 33 “Just before he trotted onto the! 8 Pasir Cathiolle “w field he settled the problemi to his Milan 61. Bol, Bee reba satisfaction. That play clicked for|Ocer Cr Bernice 35. 180 yards and a touchdown. I'm! Princeton 68, Sullivan 46;

Rockville 44. Perrysville 38 Oregon State 59 ldaho sure glad he got to call her Vie- Russellville 3s. |Qhio Northern 60, Wittenberg 8, {toria."

Montana State €5, Nevada 67 | Korth Carolina State 83 McCrary 48 | Nebraska Wesleyan 54. York 52 | Niagara 8, St. Bonaventure 52 |New York University 58, Cornell 83,

[sixth victory “in nine starts this

[s e Blueclads ahattanbun 54 Olivet 43, Alma 36 ason, ™

Sout Ben: Central vy ain Bend Riley Qehkosh Teacliers 58, St Norbert§ “w. Kia bh

ig min oma Satis st 61 fends |Terre. ane State 37, Terre Haute Wiley 8 Louis 8 8; Long Island Uhivenity 5 e- FIGHT RESULYS mela nami v 8 A pd Marys (Mich) 33, Keego Harbor 34. ‘after that. ’ th AMD! el ghty jon_ VAlionia I a, 65, Florida State Ne | Ral Buckshot) ‘Brien . Tke Williams, 138, on, N. out: Wein ig Whe Lebanon HW Hpringfleld Teachers 51, Wasnhburi 43. | Ralph -O'Br eh 1 pointe] Doug Carter, IE Renan Nd STATE COLLEGES South Dakota State 68. Augustana 53. tpery-little guard; proved the tough:

Butler 67, DePauw 42, St. Olaf 38 Carleton 30 BUFFALO, N. Y.-Jimmy Bivins, 188%, Doflanee 57, Huntington 30 Springfield College §7 Cleveland, O. outpointed Jonnny kor, Morehead 61, Evansville 3% Trinity 56, Amherst “45 214%, Baltimore, Md. (10 Indiana Ceniral $0, r 58, Trinity (Tex) 39, Daniel Baker 3% SAN ANTONIO, Tex.- M Mario Trigo, 126.) OTHE RCOLLEGES Tulane B84. Louisiana State 4 Los Angeles, Stpomted Lioyd Shiflett, 126, [Abilene Christian 67, ‘Southwestern (Tex.) Warrensburg Teachers 56, Missouri Mines firing during the first half. )

Miami KALAMAZOO, Mich — Jimmy Palmer, Awtin Peay 42, Middle Tennessee 37. 155," New York, outpointed Eddie Miller, | {Albi on 47, AShiamaton 39. Willamette #1, Porland 56 | 156, - Dayton, | 0. (10). {Allegheny 68 8, Thiel "3 West Liberty Teathers 74, Steubenville 51

Massachusetts 34 d jup 22 points.

| Washington & Lee 81, william “& Mary #0. Mote got 11 points for the losers.

bounced /on tonight's docket. linto a 43-23 lead during the first{At Canterbury and Franklin pays |20 minutes and were easy winners 8 visit to Hanover.

Butler hit better than 50 per|school got 23 points against the cent of its shots against the Tigers| Trojans.

last night in winning the Bulldogs'{the half, 44-25, Two state conference games are

Indiana Central led at

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‘Clearwater Bound PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 14 (UP) est Bulldog for DePauw and piled Bob Smith, star Villanova pitchere Jim Doyle followed outfielder, finishes his college work {with 17. Both did the bulk of their|/in February and then heads for Don |Clearwater, Fla. to train with Utica {of the Eastern League, a farm club At Indiana Central, it was Fresh- of the Philadelphia Phillies.

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