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for b take the dia — tot be & g008 honors in that first heats Top-| The match wound up a highly Te ay ‘that the Senators ping the women was Pat's 178 successful drive to provide funds Bast Chicago, one of the top followed by Margs Skelton’s 169.| for the combating of ' infantile rn Indiana schoolboy quin- ’ Ove; S00 Was turned], bowlers o e city will be in the battle for the Indianapolis)

tourney honors next month. That belie is the result of the gepators’ 51-43. victory over powerful La Porte last Saturday. victory was East Chicago's mn oy 14 starts. John Barotto’s Ae e Cen . La Porte was ranked together with Lafayette Jefferson in a second-place tie behind the Central Bears in last week's United Press poll. . Two Teams Undefeated Meanwhile, only Lawrenceburg and the front- Evansville Catral club remain as the only major undetésis? prep hol , Ft. Wayne the other perfect-record Beas as of last week, failed in its first big test of the campaign when the Cadets dropped. a 49-42 decision to Ft. Wayne Central Ft. Wayne South, which was upset by “city” rival North on Friday night, rebounded with a one-sided 54-27 win over Muncie

Adams. Another northern Indi-| Reitz Central— 2

-anaclub—South Bend took it out on defending state champ Shelbyville, 43-20, Kokomo’s Kats, who dropped a North Central Conference tiit to

H. G. Engelhardt, tourney chairman, announced today. Only those teams within a radius of 30 miles may compete |

in the meet. Winners will ad- Wayne

vance to the quarter-finals of the | state championships and the state champs will compete in the

17 to 24.

YMCA Volleyball “The Indianapolis “Y" team fin-| ished fourth in an invitational

Avenue aA of Chicago, na-

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captain of the All-Stars, turned in games of 91 and 107 for his two efforts. of the evening, Other

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Vincennes; Soul Soin Bend Adams;

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Terre Haute Garfield at Tngianapoii Pt. Wayne Central at Pt. Central of

bh Bend! tires, auto seat springs littered |

Rush-/| Gagrets a Butler: Pirates

at Cary rtford i at Alexandria: y Montivetly

Rr Cotumbus ui reported uninterested. in signing. Tinaville: Eddie Miller, Cincinnati Reds’ in-

\*il|post left vacant by the trading

‘Terre Haute Concordia at er ‘Wins State Tourney a ayne Central Catholic at at grisea Eves nL

Flora. at Sheridan Rensselaer i.

a: "Inafanapols” Cain Cathedral; *adianspotis Howe Jive) st Evans. last night. isha |

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‘Screwball’ Title -Won By Fi. Wayne Golfer

. KENDALLVILLE, Feb. 2 (UP)—Bill Link of Ft. Wayne was ' thé state's foremost “screwball golfer” today after capturing first place honors in Saturday's second annual screwball golf tournamerit here. Link fired a 51 to grab the $100 first prize after braving ice, snow and a six-above femperature. Other handicaps included assorted junk, old auto

le] over the nine-hole course and disconcerting blasts from an amateur German-band.

to Depend On Castiglione, Rojek

PITTSBURGH, Feb. -2 (UP)~= t/The Pittsburgh Pirates today were

fielder who has been put on. the

ik: | trading block because of his critist clsm of the team’s fanagement. General Manager Roy Hamey "aor the Pirates was quoted as saying that the Pittsburgh team will depend on Stan Rojek and Pete Castiglione to fill the sl

"lof Billy Cox to Brooklyn. Castiglione played for the Indianapolis Indians last season.

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shortstop Caps

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Murdo turned the hat trick last]

were giving out with all stops pulled in the final stanza.

+42 Seiumpls ot Hetdhey O5 238 three full points behind thirdplace Cleveland in the Western Division playoff chase. Cleveland

won twice over the week-end and|

Murdo got olis defenders and went in alone on Goalie Red Almas for an easy shot and marker at 1:11 of the initial period. The Blueshirts took advantage of a Bison misdemeanor midway in the period to square things. Joe Bell was “cooped” for hooking, and during his absence Gerry Couture whammed a long shot directly in front of the through Goalie Paul Bibeault, A. tough backward spill by Danny Summers contributed to the happenings which sent Buf. falo ahead late in the period. Summers sprawled directly in front of Hughie Millar and both Indianapolis back - liners were momentarily out of action when

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Security Week

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the period of Feb. 12 ta Feb, 22 as National Security Week. The Governor said the Reserve Officers Association of the United! States is again taking the lead |

Wars team from -Monti-

Indianapolis Rout, Fo cello held the state VFW basket-|a tie as time wore on, and it was ball title today after trouncing| during this force play with four its traditional observance of Na-| Pel Muncie 51-40 in the finals here | forwards on the ice that Buffalo | {tional Security Week. In making his proclamation, the Frosty Sprowl, former Purdue. Almas came far out of the Governor urged every Indiana cage when the Bisons got alcitizen to “join the Reserve Of-| DESAY. asad, And Batol: he sicers: of ‘our-state in the: all -im«| back, y cul rtant observa his " lodse with a long one just off ro YA ory wath. left dasher. It bounced off Eddy

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