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siers led the Dow clu ve

apolis summary: - Indianapolis (76) fg t JB 2 Klier, { s % 8 5 32\Hale, 783 1 3 Nagy! 301 0 0 OGlumack.c § 3 3 3 1 3 , & 00 } 1 3 Andres g 10 i 3 5Closs g 434 ° + ; 4 10 12 alf— ve

~ tional basketball tourney play.

night with an easy 43-34 con‘quest of Ben Davis and the Con-

- racked up a 45-33 triumph over!

{ And Satans Gain Stature

Shortridge High. School's city tourney champions and Washington’s runners-up held new stature today with less than a month remaining before the start of sec-

The Blue Devils snapped a three-game losing streak last

tinentals poured it on the Cubs’ at Greencastle, 49-34. Shortridge moved into a 9-8 lead at the first period and the North Siders were in front the rest of the way. -Chuck Keever's 16-point blast was the top individual performance for both teams. Wilhoite, Niemann Star At Greencastle, the Tiger Cubs couldn’t curb the activity of Maurice Wilhoite and Bill Niemann, the top Washington sharpshooters. Wilhoite caged 20 points and. Niemann 16. Washington led at the halfway point, 24-17, At Noblesville, Millers |

Warren Central in a big last-half | drive. On the Danville court,|. Decatur Central turned back the host quintet by a 41-31 margin after trailing at the intermission by three points, 17-14. Ralph Lollar canned 19 points for the winners and paced their gamewinning last half rally.

Indoor Swimming

team will meet the Indiana State Normal team at Terre| Haute, Saturday afternoon. ore} will be the second meet of the indoor season for the local team, which lost its first meet to Indi-

THURS DAY, 240.2, fou = Aerger of Professional Hinted Befo

Continentals

BUCKEYE GUARD -- Mark

Wee. 190-pound hold down one of

Jiniar will e starting

spots when Ohio University meets Butler in a Mid-American Conference basketball game at the Fieldhouse, Saturday night, He is 6 foot 4 inches tall,

Dale 65, Chilney 33.

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losing to Cincinnati, Coach Tony Hinkle’s Butler University Bulltoday to meet Ohio

dogs prepared Universtiy Saturday night at the

Rieidnouse and Notre Dame next

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: five. Hinkle's

after a short workout and the remaining members of the varsity ‘squad held a short practice game before

{Quitting. : The Bulldogs i be seeking this season in the

{their first win Mid- ee Conference when they meet the Ohio University | team dropped their! against

| open Cincinnati last Tuesday evening.

The Bobcats have a 63-41 win ‘over Miami University and:a 67-| 56 loss to Western Reserve for a 500 rating in conference competition. The Bobcat season Record includes victories over Dayto

Marietta College, Xavier, Miami,

Wayne University and Ohlo W. leyan. They have lost to Bowling, Green, Kentucky, Western Re-|

-|serve and Akron.

Butler's offense will be led by O’Brien who has scored 145

dogs have hit 265 of 804 field! {goals attempted for a high team | {average of .329. The Irish of the University of|

By NEW YORK, Jan.

the hostility that exists in pro(fessional football between the Natotnal and All-America outfits. Whether the n set-up can be arranged by next |season is uncertain, but our source

before the '49-'50 cam The new and powerful Basketball Association of America, which has Madison Square Garden as its hub, is playing in tis second season. It comprises the following eight clubs: Philadelphia, New York, Boston and nce, R. I, in the eastern division, and Chicago, St. Louis, Washington and Baltimore in the

ern source predicted that the: Washington Capitols and the Providence S8teamrollers would be willing to sell their franchises— for about $8500 each—at the close | of the season. | Increased Attendance ‘He believed that each of the other six clubs was “either making Maney or not losing too|

Washington ‘84, Lebanon ‘38.

was positive it would be installed.

THE INDIAN. Basketball Leagues re 1949-50 Season Begins

Owners in Each Group Consider Combine

~~ OF Prosperous Teams Including Kautskys JACK CUDDY, United Press 20—After

uary,” 1946.

neapolis; the

land, Ill, and Indiana How ‘many merger? Our tive, but he

Rochester, neapolis, Osh \apolis. Unless occurred in

{standing that {tional League

sional basket

Morehead 30, Franklin , Union Twp. (Johnson) #4 Midland 8. Omaha 52 (overt. Pt Wayne amin Catholic Butler 38. ni an a a ke) 61, ed 2, Oita 20. Bek ran . (Parke) we reiand 58, English oF o1, Cutier 44. Olivet » Perris tnstitute n on. Jackson Twp. (Howa or Penn A tohes d1dd} m 60, A St. Mary's 3%. 18, Wilberforce Church 116 Bro 2. (triple overtime). Montosyills 81, Decatur Catholic 34. Jalem $7, Edinboro 51. “>. pore t Dunkirk 4 38 a, Bk A 4, Star City 40, p e Spence 1 39, Cots J Jt. Benedicts 56, Southwestern 54. Meda lo 3. oon Uredarsbary Sh, Boswell 8. St, Sbntadeniay 90, ElisabethWabash 37, Marion 43 own 1. Warsaw 46, Fiererion » Vermont a Miadieoury ET] ugus 1. Ci Ehage 51. w nove Car oy A m i, a »! Bosion College so Western State 63, N a Diino “o. _

over that registered by late Jan-

Meanwhile, the National League is operating with 11 clubs. There are six in its eastern division: Anderson, Ind.; Rochester, N. Y.; Ft. Wayne, Ind.; Syracuse, N. Y.; |Toledo, O., and Flint, Mich. “Five are in its western group:

which represents Moline, Davenport, Iowa, and Rock IsOshkosh, Sheybogan polis.

would be included in the proposed would be selected to join with six

B. A. A. teams. The five were Ft. Wayne,

nucleus of six clubs would “be Philadelphia, New York, Boston, Chicago, St. Louis and Baltimore. He concluded, “it is my under-

{will be encountered by the Nathe B. A. A. Everyone in professuch a merger myst be a

if the sport is to be maintained on a major-league basis”

H. S., College Cage Scores

Culver-Stockton 64, Iowa Wesleyan 37.

Minclub In,

“Tri-Cities”

of those 11 clubs source wasn't posipredicted that five

Minkosh and Indianunforeseen changes the B. A, A, its

no legal obstacles clubs that shift to ball realizes that

Defiance 57, Findlay 53. East Texas State 50, Hogston 37. os, irvida ‘Tock 80. cago AE

Legion Quintets In Benefit Game

Teams representing the Wayne post and Versailles post No. 173 of the American Legion will meet tonight at 9 o'clock at Washington High School gym in a benefit basketball game for the March of Dimes polio fund.

The Versailles post quintet won {the 1947 Indiana state Legion {championship and was runner-up | in the national meet at Brazil. The Wayne post squad has sev{eral former high school and college players, including Harold Miller and Carl Braden of Butler! and Bill Shimer and Bob Mobley of Southport.

5-Pound Girl Born To Mrs. Ted Williams

Mexican

Jorge Pasquel balance.

or available

commissioner

next?”

BOSTON, Jan. 29 (UP)~—Theodore (Ted) Williams, $80,000 a year slugger for the Boston Red!

points Sox, became a father yesterday! in 12 games. As a team the Bull-| [for the first time.

The child, a 5-pound @-ounce| girl, -was born tMrs. Willams at Boston Lyingin| Hospital while her husband vas)

Notre Dame, long-time hardwood fishing at the Everglades Club!

foe of the Bulldogs, will come to

the Fieldhouse Wednesday fresh. from their game against the Uni-| versity of Kentucky, a team which!

near Miami, Fla. Both mother and| {daughter were reported doing well.”

threatens to upset ND's roe McKenley Sets Dash

+§ame winning streak of 37 games:

5 Billiards’

Phil Greenberger of Indianapolis and Jay Knapp of South Bend

tinues in the state three-cushion billiard tourney at the Board of Trade:

Lou Spivey and ‘Carl Gulbin|

were carded for a match this afternoon. Last night, Knapp defeated Al Maloof, 50-28 in 57 innings, after winning from Guibin in the afternoon match, 50-39 in 63 frames. He--had -a-high-cluster--of -eight against Maloof.

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SYDNEY, Australia, Jan. 29 CHICAGO, Jan. 29 (UP) — (UP)—Herb McKenley, - Univer- Dick Loepfe, a Wisconsin tackle, {sity of Illinois star, broke a 25- has |year-old - Australian record for Pion Chicago Cardinals of the meet tonight at 8:30 as.play con-|; t with a National Football Bongue In 1948, {the 300-yard dash tonigh Presi dent Ray | nounced today. :

winning time of 31.5 seconds.That bettered the old mark by: three-tenths of a second. Earlier, Australian John Treloar equalled his own Australian record for the 100-yard dash when he beat MeKenley by two yards in 9.6 seconds.

Cleveland Gets Tucker

CLEVELAND, Jan. 20 (UP)— Outfielder Thurman Tucker, des-| cribed as “the finest defensive player in baseball” by his new employers, went to the Cleveland

deal for -Rookie Catcher Ralph Weigel.

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MASSENA,

(UP)—The Washington - | basketball scored 233 points In two eon-

secutive games

ing Rensselaer Falls, 101 to 40,

and Madrid, 1

Sets Net Record

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 29 (UP) ~Joe Fulks of the Philadelphia established a new basketball Association of America ‘| record on Dec.

Warriors

52 shots from

12 of the attempts. id NOTICES

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All Fouled Up

NEW YORK, Jan. 20 (UP)— While Mexican League b

splendor of his Sherry Nether{lands suite today, the future of the Mexican League

Pasquel, who has enough pesos to make a “do not disturb” sign mean what it says, wasn’t awake to answer a vital Y | question propounded by his high

Alejandro Aguilar Reyes, wants to know “what do I do

Reyes said from Mexico City that Pasquel had asked him to “stick it out” as commissioner of (the loop, which.was in contradic{tion to earlier reports from Senor {Jorge who had said that “I'm the {boss of the Mexican League and prematurely to/we will buy players wherever, {they are available.” Yesterday, Reyes, who resigned {from the commissioner's post in 'a huff after Pasquel had challenged his 2 Suthority. said that his to quit was “absolutely

hardest batters for him to pitch to are Stan Musial and hs Sisughter of “the” St." Louis

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AWAY rvices SHIRLEY B

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Nn Thursday until 12 nd at church after

Wed nesday 's m.

ne _eony ) 118 Central W. Finley

3 CARD OF THANKS

COX —~We. wish to express our sine * _-cete thanks and gratitude to our relatives, friends and fhe

floral...)

SoLrHUs Cox aud FAMILY.

EDMONDS---We sincere) wish to thank our triends relatives ‘and

te wish to thank the Rev, C. G. Rife of. First Nazarene Church, Jashinglen St. and State Ave, eo Bert 8.

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MR & MRS RUFUS BDMONDS & PAMILY. OTLBREBOH “sincerely wish to

thank all the js) friends. neighbors and relatives for. their many consoling words and beautiful flowers aL the passing of np dear wife, Cora Gilbrec also ‘wish to thank the Usher Mortuary for their wonderful service, Rev. Lanman of West Park Christian Fhureh and and every one who assisted me in any way, OM Husband, ._PAUL_OILBRECH.

HARRELL ~-We wish to thank our many, many friends, neighbors and relatives for their wonderful kindnesses ‘and floras bouquets ex ded

beloved husband We also wish to thank M. Thompson of Broad Ripple Christian Church and Mane« ner & Buchanan Mortuary

WIFE AND SISTERS. _

Ave, sister of rles W, oO SMOOT—We wish to express our of Mi. Wavne, aunt of Myr Green. deep appreciation and heartfelt Yad of FM ayRe. Dass NNER thanks to the friends. ctelatives and Suey Ane ohervies FLA neighbors for their sympathy, kindIANAN MOR JARY. Friday, ness and nany tovely floral tribut ». Friends invited. Inter- at the death of our little son a nent Crown Hill. Priends may eall grandson. Stephen Paul Smoot. We al mortuary. thank Rev, L. A Huddles-T--Helen 8. ton for his wdrds of comfort, the sylvania St Wife of Soueta | J singer, organist, the Peace Chapel of Pelt, - mother of Mary Louise and Moore Mortuaries, and all who as Suzanne Felt daughter of rs sisted in any Charles BE. Sch Died Thursday Mr. and Mrs. PAUL KE. BMOOT, at the Methodist Hospital Priends JIL KILLION,

mav- call at the KTRBY MO!

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RTUARY

Funeral notice

FOUTS “Fioward, age 8, 435

1, dband of Mi. nidas (

L-Pouts , Janet ana Su Willy

father on of din out

Prien. Ham oy + DORSEY Foteim. HOME, 1028 E New w York fter Friday noon. Pu

. Ray St. Burial Crown . Priends may

rvices hime ay Wenn BAe ceo” MORTUA!

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Bitten passed. away. Friends ma FUNERA Ho BE New York after Thursday Funeral 10 a. m. Priday at funeral home. Burial New Crown. y * 188-Carl, age , of Clermont, Iather of Mrs. Lange, Cleront, and Mrs. Sarah Sprister, ppleton, 8, passed Awa es day afternoon at the residence of anddaughter, Mrs. ‘Chester Case, 118 N. le Vieu. Services Priday, 2 % m, L HOM 1934 'W. Michigan. Priends invited. Burial Floral Park. lends may

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Oe of aries Late 10 os sunt of Mrs. Tulle" Schaefler, Yates Nell T. Daniel and James Sugrue, Prised away Wednesday. Funeral OBOROE W 30 rutin *u DART, 2313 W. Washington St; a y 88. Peter and’ Paul’ Cathedral

O'DONN NNELL—Pairick rick J. Tsang = Maggie, father of len Javins, Mrs. John BE a Mrs L Lane and Robert oO" O'Donnel, died at his residence Khar Nos Friday, 8:30, at ie x A MORTU TUARY, Meridian

tert: ‘at mortuary. .

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Friends invited. Burial ends

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Francis _de Sales’ Church,

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~Rev, Prank T., § Windsor, -

" SCHNOLLER— Albert, -93 yours, belove Hen. er;

" Delored _ i] and’ ank Scholler, ngton, away Tuesday » Sueibyvilis. nd - Funeral Ay,

a , At the L 1308 A Bast St. Priends invited. Burial

Da BL mie. 8, ‘otooht ho nie , ov ather Robert Hocker, Indianapolis; Talbert, Shreveport, La.; Anderson, Ind grandchildren Nod

assed away

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ther of W,

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Priends Alii Na at terment Washington Park

ayden Pip), Minnesota at, father of RR hy niin, Wednesday rie Fhbu¥ of

Invited

mortuary.

Morris, Jim and Delores pene, departed this life

. ‘Tuesday before noon. Puneral seryfoes Frida hi 30 ha from ROYSTER N. Meridian St.

Ine Cemetery,

= beloved husband of Ran rand

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If It's comfortable, have it ree upholstered. It may look better than new Open eves 2221 N. Meridian.

MOORE UPHOLSTERY § SHOP 933 Mass. Ave, RI-5052. Eve. WA-3891 Why Wait? Three-day Service Vacuum Cleaner Repairing Vogel Bros oi W. Wash. MA-838) MASRron od and pests. Jilled. big Water Proofing Co.

FOR RENT 47. ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD 1837 N. ALABAMA Private entrance,

next. bath,‘ hot water: employed adults References,

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clean: oles. mach. base pimped Inexpensive. Guar. C CA-8040. SIDING, Roofing, guitering, ¢ concrete

18. ROOMS WITH BOARD

“WILDWOOD RESTORIUN

Wi BOA DAYTIME cs ears’ ire of { Sild in my mod

orn home, TA-7898

CHILDREN, good care, 3-4 Loan, on

home, ays 1335 N. Bw 4664.) Wile care are for 3 children, my home. Day or Kk. FR-5850

CARE 1 fo 3 or 3 chilaren Wy home dave; Ages 3-4. OASIS. WALL CARE for rer Way

home, CHAT. R.

eHiD N. Nosy ™ day OF week.

19. HOUSEKEEPING Roos

2 ROOMS furnished in ® tor care of wife ow ime no ion to one child. 421 W

3 PURN. light hou ny employed couple, Keine Fog TA-

i y FURNISHED i ie: Orly {ches privileges riv employ ope . ie 2 ADULTS —Bmp! d bath; near maior agi TPR eer en oe basem a + adult, 927 N. Bast St 21 WANTED TO R TO RENT WANTED — 8) Tooms, keeping rooms and apartments for Students entering school Ped, 1,

Lincoln Shiropractis School FA

1-bedroom house,

1 HI-47

me Berntnl, me: jo

house or half outs

both children or peta. CH

VET, ile Wolk emplored. we ehil- , will decorate. RI A Friday.

ANT, in a’ rajshed_Upartment or home. NURSE and husba ow rm. fu 3 = . dec : have 3 children. ba sip."

a room unfurn, Bouse AT,

anagem -— tal WK Allison Realty Co, Ine. RI-3388

n 22. MOVING—STORAGE

“RENT A TRUCK NEW LOW RATES “Move Yourself—Save 1/5 wits _an and A Jougtistines moving. The “U-DRIVE-IT Go. Sa of Dev ® Inst ie

oa al inne + emp

Rent a New Car or True By the Hour, Day, Week or sary Oontraet ( “We Pumish ing But the Opposite. the. "Linosls. Hotel 39 Ky. Ave. RI-1313

Burnett & a _ [TEIT]E

_ Transfer and | Aor nsured

0 r in ref rigeraions nt pianos,

“TA Moynahan Properties “No Vacancies” “MOYNANAN APTE City-Wide

850_N. Pennsylvanis St, NO VACANT — D_W._ VERMONT Rese 24. HOUSES FOR RENT :

1947 CUSTOM poet

{loge of rent a a wr Le 80d, BL-1483,

itere for sale with privilege of renting house with acreage, Bast. CH-ab14. 28. BUSINESS—MISC. DOWKTOWN OFFICES WELL LOCATED EXCELLENT HEAT LIGATS & JANITOR SERVIOR INCL, Suitable for agent, accts., sales office, Ia Biv to.

Across from Btate Mo 229 W. WASH, ST.

WANTED, 5000 te 10,000 oy.

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J-bedroom

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