Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 February 1948 — Page 11

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HILKENE | HONORED — Bruce Hilkene of Indianapoli

of Michigan's unbeaten football squad: and Rose Bow! winner, was honored last night

by local alumni at the Indianapolis: Athletic Club. Show or. Lois (left), and his mother, Mrs. H. L. Hilkene, bo

Hilkene Tells How Michigan uit Unbeaten Grid Team

By BILL EGGERT

Just how the University of Michigan built its unbeaten football :

nam last fall and how the Wolverines reacted tn the Ros» P= fost were told last night by Team Captain Bruce Hilkene of Indi _ anapolis and Line Coach Jack Blott at a victory dinner in Hukeuc 3] honor & the Indianapolis Athletic Club. Ind. moving pletures of the 49-0 Rose Bowl triumph left no a DD mei wed s bl + modest captain, & EFadY:|four linemen Yi one time on pointy of Public School 70 EE Bei kas were dge His School, - fi{8trumental in helping: Jim Bowl idea started at the proegke setting a new Rose Bowl of the 1946 season and that recorq of seven placements in one 31 putty Jestousies 8nd oer [TAS ce did as much as .any-|junior guard, also drew praise for to lead the Wolverines his downfield blocking. Both will gv. now i can be tod" be back next season. During # ilkene, the man ichh Bott re Hilkene, the only man in M chigan Syncing staff was more oq Wolverine grid captain twice excited than the players over the py two different groups of playRose Bowl game. The staff could never agree whether the squad gig, a gift of the local alumni was keyed properly fof the Tro- organization. E. Kirk McKinney| jans after changing from zero jr, Michigan's student manager temperatures in Ann Arbor to 85- and a graduate of Shortridge also readings in California and|was honored by alumni and Herif the Hollywood hospitality\ man Koethe, who served as toastwould have dulling effects. master for the evening. As it turned out, the boys conquered both and auhint ow any|1943 as an end and played sevsigns of cracking until the dayieral varsity games as a fresh-

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choked with excitement andiejected captain for the 1945 team:

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that man. He earned a major letter and was

™ Bulldogs Clash Here

the hottest college quintets when they are playing on their home floors, will clash tomorrow night at the Fieldhouse before one of the season's largest crowds. 3 Butler is quite sure, however, it will need more than a home floor advantage. The Irish Adumped Butler, 71 to 47, at South Bend, Jan. 7, several days after the .| Bulldogs had whipped both Indiana and Purdue in the Big Four classic here. 2 Notre Dame last night ex--{tended -its homewinning streak to

over Kentucky, one of the na-

tre Dame is trumpeting for AllAmerica honors, poured 'in 25 points, just two more than Alex Grosa's-23 for Kentucky. . Triumph Is Revenge For Notre Dame, the triumph iwas a personal revenge and birthday gift for coach Moose Krause, who celebrated his 35th py birthday yesterday.

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Barry © Sullivan, ''Capital winger, had a round-trip

38 games with a 64-55 victory|®

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tion's topflight clubs. It was the Tod Wildcats second loss this season |ciau Bill

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{will join the Detroit Red Wings for their game with the Blackhawks tonight. Sullivan is to’ replace “the n= jured Pete Horeck who is expected to be ready for action again tomorrow night. Sulivan will return here in timke:6 for night's - home. contest |’ with- New Haven. Horeck injured a leg last Saturday, Lie

'Liscombe Tops Hockey Scorers

NEW YORK, Feb. 3 (UP) — Carl Liscombe, veteran forward of the Providence Reds, accounted for eight points in three games last week to widen his margin over rival scorers in the American Hockey League, official statistics! revealed

Notre Dame at times was ahead by nine points. Due Here Today

for a 3 p. m, workout at the Fieldhouse. Butler has built up an eightgame winning streak in the Fieldhouse this year and alto-

on a layup to give Notre Dame|Ray eck &

Coach Krause and his squad Este were due in Indianapolis today |June Lawler,

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The former “Detroit Red Wing|four at home and on_ the road player boasted 80 total points in 50 games. He had 38 goals, the{too well on ‘the road winning most in the league, and 42 assists. [four of eight contests. The Irish Harvey’ Fraser, Liscombe's|away from their goalyard have replaced - Cliff

linemate, Simpson beaten Northwestern twice, Pur-

return the Badgers to first place. Wisconsin tumbled from the of the and too! night the Buckeyes, a high-scor-|

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lead, and it left Wisconsin a half |

Northwestern chiefly on Murray Wier's 20 points. The results of the two league]

I Gusrantess i Watch last ditch struggle for the rest of ; the campaign. Only three teams | ference schedule to play, Mich-

AY oun ; aking |1gan, Purdue and Minnesota, and |

Low PRICES lall the rest have completed haif D ! their program. h ay Saturday the standings can be Service jumbled still more with Michigan

Towa at Purdue, Ohio and Wisconsin |

at Illinois, at Minnesota against Northwestern in the Chi- | cago Stadium. Ohio State held Michigan, a top

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re-season favorites, walloped ‘Northwestern. at Ann Arbor jung over the Jead. But last

ing sophomore five which’ had | wisconsin won only one in five Big Nine Jlinets starts, put the whammy on the Michigan Wolverines at Columbus, 70 to-66.| Purdue to knock | in, ' Michigan out of their new found Cb “State

game ahead of Illinois and lowa,| deadlocked in second plage. Iowa the Jadvanced into the tie with a 57

rtim er Bu 54 ove 8. triumph over managed to stay ahead for

Savors at Half- Notre Dame 3M, Keneky 32

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Harrison was the Wolverine star 20 points while Bob Don!ham paced the winners with 19, = | { Iowa plunged in front of North-

a 28-10-24 edge at the end of the] 20-minute pecked away at the lead, how-| ever, and with seconds to go | guard Chuck Tourek popped in a | long fielder to tie the score at {49 to 49. In the overtime North-| western went ahead twice, bat

western in the first half and held"

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15 couldn't get a second breath. The|He entered the naval service then|of Indianapolis in the runner-up due and Kansas while losing o| Baie Cotton, Blue Rid. fee C on bis = solution to - this, - according 10iand was commissioned a supply|spot. Fraser, who was injured in|Illinols, Denver, Indiana and; St. Ruby Baker, Ravenswood + M1 Blot, was Head Coach FritZioficer for a Pacific troop car-a game at Providence last Sun-{Louls.. Nancy Topmilier Daricen Mirabeaux HH Crisler's two-team system. ' tier. He returned to. Michigan in|day night, was 10 points behind Leading ' Butler Sninat the |G. Bi , Blue Tee Cr. ........ 8H Films of the Rose Bowl game(1946 and was to left|Liscombe with 33 gopls and 37|Irish five wil Buckshot Jon pDiis, ‘Barista Mirsheeus.... certainly verified Michigan's “now=i tackle and at the close of the sea- assists. O'Brien and Jim Doyle, O’Brien Matis Trade Ing is. lassie ps you-see - it - now. you - don’t” balllson was elected captain again. |S Liscombe, Providence . 50 38 42 so has dumped in 154 points in 13 pi handling. - Ana Siikene showed] Conspicuusty missing Yrom| TAF Bure’ fgrieest, # 1 31 12 games and Doyle is second with| Vivian Sl foe Cr. 11" well at his offensive left tackle|gridiron talk last night was ref- Paul Giadu, St. Louk ..... 46 26 40 0/143. Doyle, too, probably willl ouse putn, Ravens Wood... 11es post, outcharging opponents and|erence to Notre Dame. The only Ab Demarco, Cieveland “nu abe matched with O'Shea tomor- BE pO Ce helping to open gaping holes for|comment was that “what would Ra Laplante Providence . 80 18 45 e0/TOW night. The local guard did 37 SAW hice. OF. spinner plays. Blott was especial-ithe Mi "USC 800re RAVE! ei meen ect via. 4 3 4 p] a tommendable job holding down | Vicky Robison, Coca-Cola (Dez) ly praiseworthy of Dick Kemp-iheen if Michigan had really point- Xen Davies New faven ... 8 28 33 3% Ohio University’s high - scoring i ———————| 04. or the Rose Bowl game lke om SC Bh Jal i: 3 x 3 » k Shrider last Saturday night. For the Relief of Notre Dame did for their game|Pete Leswick, Clevela a x £1 8 me night's summary: : with the Trojans. " paul a Springfield 4 “48 id ST on a 1t pt RHEUMATIC PAINS [Bor Bot "on Bic, 9 Top in| m1] 3 ‘ . Take time-tested gg EF Tabla for a gers ac on 1 op Gorden. : i 1 4 Rallire ° ! : hE TEE xr 0 ts Michi Eee [4 JERS 14) ba 1 JAne 0 inclon FETE s OSU Upse Ss micnigan Biles 881 uner Viv Jour druggist te today oor “CHICAGO, Feb. 3 (U Wisconsin's basketball. Badgers were Jordan, § 01 2 ol Ee II 1hs HT re Behn Chem: back on top of the Big Nine race today despite. more than A week Totals - 2018 10 Totali’® 2 11 2|

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previoiis ‘high was 631, set Jast]been deducted, the balance of the week in the Classic. entry fee will be used to pay the The men's leader combined ef-|$130 entry fee of the second placforts of 216, 224 and 244 for his|ing team. Two places have been total. He rolls for the Yanks ifij awarded to the ety. the Evangelical League at Pritch-|. All money above this will be ett’s. Earl 8 Stump | used in the Yorm of a cash prize also registered a hi tally, 665,|to the winning team. for the Giants, - third hon-| For further retails, cail Carl ors. His games were hie 31 Hindel, Indiana alleys, RI- 8037, and 228. ree

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of 202 235 and 248 for a 675 in Sign With Cleveland the South Side Businessmen’ s| CLEVELAND, Feb, 3 (UP)= gathering at the Sport Bowl. He qne Cleveland Indians today received signed contracts from. Thurman Tucker, outfielder obthined from the Chicago White Sox, and two rookies, Ray Boone, catcher from Oklahoma City and Mike Garcia, Wilkes-Barre, Pay | pitcher. Tucker »was recently obtained in a trade for Catcher Ralph

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~ ~ ¥ PROPRIETORS ELIMINA-| TIONS-—-Entries close Feb. 9 in! the elimination contest for fiveman delegations in the National Match Game Championship_tourney. The Indianapolis Bowling Proprietors are holding the affair to determine two teams to send to Cincinnati on March 20 and 21. All expenses for the local winning team and the entry fee for {the top quint will be paid by the Proprietors Association. The entry fee for the local eliminations is $50 per team. All games are to be bowled between Feb: 10. and 21. The number of games to be bowled will be determined by the|” pumber of teams entered. The stretch will include at least 12 games. Schedules will be arranged by the competing team {captains so that all will bowl under the same conditions. _After the cost of bowling has

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