Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 February 1948 — Page 8

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Spectre of Slow-up " Bulldov Floor |:

Cincinnati Saturday

Butlers Bulldogs today “eked their wounds and tried, to forget ‘the spectre of a last-of-the sea

CONFUSED, TOO—The ball fies motionless &n the floor as a Shortridge and Tech player scramble. The Blue Devil is Dud Burge and the Techster [only partially visible) is Bob Kelley. Chuck Keever of Shortridge comes charging i in to try for the loose leathor. Shortridge won the-game, ‘43:37. 3

Homets Hav z= Victory: Field Playing Dates

“Ellenberger to Be ‘Home' Diamond By BOB STRANAHAN Athletic Director Sam Kelley “ldisclosed today that Howe will join with other Indianapolis high | schools in a baseball program for| tthe first time this spring.

The action followed a meeting

of the Irvington school’s Men's! become a tremendous diamond! 4 Club in which the sia]

«classic , . . Many big league ball 4... ,oreed to furnish the $1337

tei coer est retistnsittntatsmtns one Ste

pete in -the finals, the pick of 11,700 Legion

Saturday night. | The ghost of last season’ s slow‘up haunted the Bulldogs last night as they absorbed a “sweet revenge” 46-31 thumping at the

players of today and many minor leaguers received their start in Legion baseball , . . All partici pants are of high school age and the big and minor league scouts

needed to carry out the program. Kelley said that Roscoe Pierson;

former pitcher in the League, will handle the team.

lassistant football coach and a Three-1|

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‘hands of the Wabash Cavemen ‘last night in Crawfordsville. }

Wabash Coach Bill Johnson shifted his squad. at the last [minute to gain the height ad-|

| vester Simmons, above, o the |;

DEFENDING CHAMP — Syl-

| ama Sma aor fone HE Cb 00 | be co il fourney was held. in Los Angeles from its treasury, chipped in an| . a. : en Schedule Tonight orthwestern PAL Club, won | 3 ow a ts additional $214 in a pass-the- hat Week s Important the Indianapolis Golden Gloves | is cinnati “kid” nin PaaS, and agreed to make up the P atans eas onruse Anderson: al Defiance. 135:pound title last year. Mis | : £ 8.4 + » 1h remainder of the budget submit- ; ’ Eastern _Illinoi tt. 1 1 dates are Sept. 6 to 10, and Indi-|teq by the athletic director Hig Schoo Tilts ern mois at Indiana crown will be at stake in the | i anapolis’ Victory Field will be H Field By United Pr In Net War of Nerves State. 1948 finals Friday night at the | i : % available, since the Indians will ome Important Indiana "High School Armory in the 1&-bout show ed as head So = a be away on those dates ... Ted Ellenberger Park will serve as basketball games this week: By THE OLD KUNNEL vantage with Ronnie Geschideler Bob R Dut, show, sighed as football, : Sullivan, Tribe business manager, the “home field” of ‘the Hornets, roNiGHT — Wabash at Wi yr friend udent 35 at forward and Walt Riggle at ob. Roberts, South Side Com- and basketball coach at Mount LOURDE: sald today the Indianapolis club just as other city parks diamonds Oreencastie at Bran ft. Wayne: Con. The kid who sold our-f his- student .36-cent. ticket. {or a center: munity. Center, will try to wrest St. Mary's College to devote his | L 5 y polis cy, cordia st Garreit: Emburst at New|buck-fitty probably knew as much about the game today as the y “ull time to prof the annual Lol is will donate the park to the Le-'are used by other high school [Haven Lyons at Bicknell; Otter Oreek at|“scal ho ‘watched Shortridge win from Tech in the Battle of The roof fell on Butler mid- the lightweight belt from young | professional baseball, des Ch 3 gion Junior teams playing the|teams here. Terre Haute Garfield; Piaget of Lousville| Scalpee” who way in the first period as Wabash Simmons, who is” a south aw [the college announced . He Lourdes ur f finals it this city wins the nod| Kelley said that the Hornets i ARO: udm napolis or Co Sealper was one of the hundred or so fans hanging around spurted to an 18.7 lead. The p,nchey, P Hin hes yw Ope- Notre Dame op from National Legion headquar- will participate in at least four [at Shelbyville, Hammond Tesh Ny d ape East Side gym, but he probably foupd out all right Cavemen controlled the ball most ! un, his assistant. WwW M re. pa Foil in ters , . . Sullivan said the boys|double-header games at Victory [Janeen Mishaw waka “at at Bend) the « oars la i 7 od Pp y foup of the time, taking a halftime] RR . Moore, p * would have a choice between day Field. Dates at the Tribe park | FRIDAY ~~Alexandria at RF Hart. BI Devil Julius Home After lead of 25-15. THE “CAPS ARE ouT TO SCALP and Bernar 1 et came ‘The huge [are tenative, subject to approvalioi, Sidi, Auburn, Muncie Biers a) FSF OF UO TOUR (Shh friend : Ar ate Wabash THE INDIANS THURSDA MENTAL WEAK i event Siso Las a convention an-|of the baseball club officials. (Rochester: Praukiort st Tipton; Colum. That much our scalped friend gue jn Hospital again began to control the ball ; Y MENTAL WEAK HE gle because it is sure to attract| Howe's decision to field a team {Pusat Greencastle; Connersy lis at Muncis also kuow, but he Wasn't 100 sure Russel 8. Julius, athletic and won going away. Caps vs. Spr ingfield Thurs., 8:30 p M More than 2 ha 4 fany fans from out of town . , .|EIves all of the Indianapolis pub- son st Oreensburs: oS abansing Madilof some of the other happenings. |”, CLO | ™ chorriage ’ digh (weno, roroncs Sharnshooting Jv worth of goods are bid Parents. other . relatives and lic and pavochial schools repre- hville; Seymour at mington Uni-|T here certainly were .some rector a ortridge BM | wabash forward, tallied 15 points : streetcars, DUBsea friends of the layers/sentation in the diamond on ge to jell at Craw|Strange goings on. School, returned to his NOME 14 head the scoring column, and| lines every year. 1 would make it a Joung eo Bye in here. Howe's schedule: ini a > Nore, Races Take, for eXamnple; the charg Yoaay from Methodist Hospital John Barrowcliff topped the. (i S—Prankli ; A rora: Batesville|jng of a double timeout. One of-| ‘0% Butler squad t { 3 || Sarai an ow my so, cH THE og, ty Btn a) in Sept in te, 3 or, sak n Se Soul” ST EE : bei uffton the word that it was to be as-| is. = AnA2 EURS ONLY oti fri a Vickers: eld halt” of | Eimnurst . at ColpbIa Conia Suits sessed against Tech. The other _ Julius. still in poor condition : Susmuiries gH oi Sans $130, $130. $120. Tax. Incl. On Sale. Now of tion this year is open only to Victory fie) ti Mag 4 ions oh a Renan Ar rea a interposed that the “Blue team Will not be allowed visitors Al oanville diana Central auss & Cor and & Colibenn ox Offices. Telephone ol 1b end and }—he fully. regains his S2ptured a er for its second! and LI-1561. boys who did mot attain thelr | Broad Ripple ag. Viriory. Seid a a, Tmersen, af Mammend Clark: Gary(called time.” So they settled by vo triumph ov rt 1 2000 h. over Canterbury. Seats at 85¢ Tax Incl, On Sale Th 30° 11th birthday before Jan. 1. . . » | 20% ot Mann at East Chicage Rectsvell wos sh: crediting one to each club. , Strengt | + ursday 9:30 A. M. at A boy born before Jan. J, 1981, Er roe, Aas 4 viel atid ington at Whiiag.Meimond Min’ sil Then there was the matter ot'Gchedyle Tonight Central led the scoring] Slee. i300 Grotied Admicsion Tickets 0c. (Tax Indl) On J is not ebigible. . . . Competition | 98% May 3 shingten rg omit BR I * wayne fign:|the premature pistol. The timer|™ ~~ 9 oral thivugh the first half, ahead at Th y at 7 P. M. “a is limited to amateurs, that is, | : yas 2° fou ming Con patie confessed that he cocked-the piece| Cathedral at Decatur Central. Ue wleruission S226. The Gres-if GAPS-BEARS BATTLES ARE ALWAYS T $$ t boys who have not been paid Gullion P di t ey Boul Bend Adams at Nappanee; |® little early and that it went off onsviile a uy P- ds increased the lead ‘early APO : HRILLER EE INDIAN. for playing baseball, or who recaicrs Evanvitle Central at Bedford: Blooming. when he tried to pick it up with|height but he was inserted pyiD Jue secon 3 period to 38-28. be- LIS VS. HERSHEY SUNDAY NIGHT—BUY. Tiskeny EARLY! ¢ have not played with or against i Foanoviile "Reitz: Huntingburg at Boon-ysome 17 seconds of the game re-iCogch Jerry Steiner when it was anterbury rally, i RY 3 ‘baseball teams where other Bitter Net Fight Cle Eval Bo sion. ores|Maning. Shortridge led at. that|ciearly valent that plenty of Kennie Noe and Bernie Casselmembers of the teams receive | ST. LOUIS, Mo., Feb, 11 (UP) Haile Carfied ai musa Terie Hauie|time, 42 37 Creme Were Wotag 10 be needed fo|man led a¥ counterattack which VISIT THE money for their playing, —Blair Gullion, Washington Uni. [Otter Creek ot Terre Haute Wiley: Delphi Start for Showers this one. a erbury a 51-47 edge \, wine : DF lat Rensselaer. Sharpavilie at Flora: War. The teams alfeady had started] Keever led a second-period Blue g., eight minutes to go. The nT TEAM OF OWN CHOICE , , . versity Athletic director and a |Ciinedral st Howe, indianapolis Washing: for the dressing rooms and ‘had|Devil rally which saw the North jo, | os then tied at 51-51 and, . Boys need not be in school to be| former Hoosier, today predicted |'on at Bhoriridge. {to be recalled to finish—it-up.—IniSiders trim Tech's margin to a 282In at 53:43, = tor Junior base- ; SATURDAY-Huntingtan at Richmond; ¢ ~Then Bob McGrath——tallied} __Sponsored By the ‘ and can on any team | Pitter disputes over the selection Columbia City at iford d; PL Way ne |the interim, another little argu-|point at 21-20 when the proveel three points on a fiel der =" d al — of their own choice within the of a United States Olympic bas- Central at Hammond Clark Carp 1¥aenel ment cropped out whether or notfleft the floor at the half. Inci-igou} shot. Another free toss was PURCHASING AGENTS ASSOCIATION community in which they reside, |ketball team Gary ollston; Valparaiea at, Laboris;|d BEOTIIRS DO ha tried | antally, ok ee marion of|Scored by Woodie McBride Tor . ‘ . ue Islan at Michigan uth|g free throw as the game “en play two eight-minute periods of f Jroviding thets legn) residence h = Gullion, former president of Bend Washington Rm varne: wouth!” One of the officials handed |basketball during that first half ge Tiaitors and Noo porred the the | OF "INDIANAPOLIS prior to Feb. 15, 1948. , . . How-|the National Collegiate Basket- Concordia at Hove Reitz ot Princeion; Pt. WaynéiTech the ball out of bounds to|—another addition for the De-| ao in, BUILDING Sedans and ever, if no team is sponsored in|ball Coaches’ Association, said "¥ Start the play and more palaver|partment of Utter Confusion. |" “if ot TT MANUFACTURERS Sedans ana SH the community legal resi. he wished to make * 1 1 Best ensued. eever got all o 0 ridge’s |{ ones, 1iCranny.{ 0-3 Tha ne toa plea to the Olympic “committee Fit W n Win Sti b. 11 ! Coaches of both teams were up points in the third quarter as Rta der wis SoBrient 33 3 INDIANA STATE FAIRGROUNDS ng LE geographically % FK, Feb. 11 (UP)—|ang down off the bench all eve- the Blue Devils still trafled, 27-|Howsions 3 & Mass 1311] DATES nearest to his|to avoid another The first running of the Lawrence Hutchinig 5 4 1/Doyle 11 4 Plastie Cavers for 8 i - legal residence. . If' something is not done in{Realization stakes was -worth ning when decisions seemed go-{25, then Dud Burge and BilliGavitg = © 0 1'Wood, 00.1 February 11, 12, 13, 14 . to *47 Coaches and yn. the near future, he went on, the ing against their boys, so they/Ralph chimed in to help him in | Evans, 1 3 4) Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday | TURN on, more to the winner than any of _¥3hepherd,g 101 - #2 ING BACK THE |smateur Athletic Union and thelits 54 renewals. Salvator earned probably were too tired to getithe final stanza. This was al -— J. 1P.M.to10P. M. ¥ PAGES , . . There's a scarcity |college forces are going to have|$34,100 by winning the inaugural ns Ths a. dge a hot and Jrosiamie ope for Short-| Score at. Ha 1 2 ka Buses 1 SEE g - Delaware, Malis : iE. ood. flywelght “i ech-Shortridge encounters al-iridge with poitits “10 Tech's] Free Throws Missed—Cione 5. F EE ; ; ; { y sie ats’ two ot Just he shat Jeiween the iy 0 i ast 8% ways are a war of nerves *o allj10 that meant the victory som 3 Huichina, 0 Maa J New Products New Materials CE — i ; et + Sou ng ar [ays seg Wal of netves Yo gl Keever und up with - 18] ee—Bdwatds. Umpire—Trobaugh New Methods NOP MUAIE oat E ; BUSI Kaufskys Hope Lewis [5 ome mies wing ofr gis Denies Island 81d | ar id ' | - : < not immune, “either, for Joe|Lyall. Fisher and Eugene Glaze eb, 11] > ! EERE Kearns and - Gene Lambert|with a couple of headaches. sum-|(UP)—Jimmy Phelan, veteran opportunity to acquaint yourself RI-2391 ’ 3 Will Ease Shortage squared off like a couple of banty mary: ! head coach at St. Mary's College, - with what Industry's doing ALVIN : roosters and finally were thumbed| Shortridge " an oh Tech G1 = A oiirs day said -he intended: to com- FREE Tickets Available From "Exhibitors : Hair. S $ By BILL PITTMAN to the sidelines by the equally be: Rogerst ~~ 0 3 '8/Pages t 1 Mplele his present contract which. For Wednesday, 11th; Thursday, 12th : : The Indianapolis Kautskys were in Chicago today still hopeful wilderea officials in the last quar-| Iv o 0 Hiellom? 1 2-H ns three more years to run. His and § q of a chance at the National Basketball League playoffs. ter. purge, 0 0 1Kingg : 3 statement was a denial that. he OPEN TO GENERAL PUBLIC, FRIDAY 13th, SAT. I4th, VANS, 411 R ‘The spark of hope grew brighter with the acquisition of Fred| As fo the game, the kids made Ranie 8 § Filet, 37 3ihaq ever [Been approached gal L : Lewis, traded from Sheboygan for $6000" and Milt Ticco. a better spectacle of it than every-|Keeverg 7 4 2iAlbrightg 0 © 1) ach: for the University of FREE TICKETS AT THE DOOR : Hawail, v Ie The under-manned Kautskys could have done with a little of one else goncetned. {Lacks Song 33 A Watch Rigney wis' sharpshooting last night when they lost ‘to Ft. Wayne Zoll- Tech Takes Lead 2 -— - pitcher, hung up his glove last| ners, 73-65 T | Totals ., 111518 : h . ech got away to a 13-0 lead Totals 18 1123 To ods ni Prompt Guar ie. Jear and fetired from action 00|- Lewis scored 87 points last Pro Basketball . |in_the first quarter, largely dvejanortritge TEE am FREE E - 3 a ‘the Amer«|geanon “with Sheboygan to .cop. in * {to some good free throw tossing. |Te ican League statisticians bring|second place scoring honors in| ATION AAG, 'Chuck Keever, Shortridge's ‘chief rae, Rar Signe ST dana ROLLIN STEWART Says: ALINSON. £& his all-time record up to date . . . the league. This year with the WL pet {gunnet, had been held out of the King 3 3. Aldridge, Albright __ , lo 47. Monus po oi lifetime Record came up ex-|Redskins he has carried nearly a phdt*o gevianeenns 33 HL JM0starting lineup in favor of more) Bmipire—tagan Pi Pisher. Lapel. Rm actly even, at .500, with 64 vic-[{10 point average. [Pt. Wayne ...... 128 14.650 gmetad n a Fenn iy ‘tories And 64 es Bur-| Also missed in the lineup last svitt,, HE 1 .S Colle e Ca © Scores Only Kaiser-Frazer Offers % $5.00 DELIN e well has a league managerial night was the steady, deliberate Fint . 6 31 Je oy g 4g Worth of revere ge of -1:000- He master-{ Play. 42... who. Was ing Wettary, Divisien i i i i AS pr ——————— oe rn OATX, COUNTY HIGH SCHOOLS . |Washington Catholie 39, Terre Haute| U 1 d St | Lk dersh Il { i minded the Pirates in one game Crawfordsville as assistant coach Shortridge 43, Teeh 31. id rE PAIRONET. j nques one Y e oa ip! 2 NR : last year, the season's finale, and |0f the Butler squad. Silent meart 35. |West Terre Haute 5, Bi Weruice 3. ra et mre a 3 y : Townshi GES oe ’ : the Bucs won. Available Tonight 108hi 478| Franklin p40, Whiteland 31. | STATE COLLE i rr ir pet— Both Lewis and Dietz will be in : OTHER WIGW SCHOOLS | Wapl 4) Biritem is : Golf Notes the Kautsky lineup tonight when|' BESULTS LAST Joont Alexandria 48 Falrnounl oh) 84 (aver- | Indians Content 31. Canterbury 58. 129 W. WAS ! ey meet Syracuse in the Chi- Wayne 73, IND time). Concordis Harbor 5%. i : iad Jnaties Of some &¢ ols cago Stadium. Tri-Cities @8, roledo 88. Akron 80. Star Oiy 31. |Wuniington 51. Tagior 38. |} When the Kaiser and the Frazer went into production eighteen months 1 moving pictures of th sit Joe v The. Kautsky starting string— NEXT GAMES a B Shaye a (Hamilton [a1 pama 31. Mississippt 36, th re hailed “4 trend that the rest of the 9 Le pl oe es of the recent Joef eo Klier, Bruce Hale, le, George Gr " or RpARAToLs| CAS, a he son Centra amilton) | Sisbeme Lh ago, ey were ai as establishing a new n 3 Ee lie] iasmgoly ~Bil-Glogs- and, ~Tiris — p—— B¥ievive 4¢; Suar Soren atone BD 4, Pine, industry will some day adopt.” Their design was praised by the {/ , ndres—<played all but 24 seconds officiating by throwing coins pea- Davidson 69 Caro line: nmi ‘ : Golf Club at 8 ) . sole , ; PE mF TE ome Co Son PA hk pe, Ro non ee (BSE Gag nw | world's greatest fashion experts, The Frazer Marhatiar ves PREC IF) BCU . to 53. Gaston 29 13D Indians at Home. The Zollners grabbed an early During the fourth périod sev- Banari Bosse 86, Evansville Memorial (Hiram 65 Case #8 = = 0) 5 the gold medal of the Fashion Academy, then. won the “Grand Prix ansas y= I-18, t7;/lead and stayed ahead until theleral irate fans came down to the eo aosevelt 38, Renssel 34. |Holy Cross 171, Temple 44 : i yay Ba. oh 0; June AW, 0, h% Magusd lst. period when Glamack_ana(oor side 10 tell officials Max East Cate, M¥athington "64. Hunting: Lasalle 14. Lofola (Md 88 D’Honneur” at both Monte Carlo and Cannes. But the” verdict, of the- —— ; : Minntapoile--Aptit 8. 9, 20; Andres found the range to tie the/Tabacchi and Frank Scanlon Ptford- City 33. Decatur. 33, | Murray 77. ATkaneas Slate 54 . . 1 M hit July 1 Bg Har rd : Ce MD Rt = Lh % game up, At the first intermission|What they thought of the de-|Huntingburg i. Si, - ana, ie, Cp 8 public and the automobile industry remained to be received. OXYGEN | I wick saben apn Sent L Es Zoilners were ahead. 21-* relsions, FO Or oo @._ New Alveny. 4 = Rarqustie 31. “Covoia a2 This Equipment ( 2a, une. 23, 4, 20; July dl. August When the teams left the floor at veral times the misanthropic|Knighiaiowh nightstown Moilon. i gp 86. Miam . . . " { With _Cotumbus—May 11. 12; June ithe half the board read, 34-30,jantics of the officials threatened |aenroevitie 41. Leo 33 Springfield 80. Harvard Now the returns are in! Public preference has made Kaiser-Frazer 0 Ar i H PR To 10 10; August 31, Septem: |Still for he vistors. ;|to bring the crowd onto the floor {Milford 48. AUGCIEIL To “Virginia Military 61, Richmond 54 i | the world’s fourth largest manufacturer of automobiles. . And the un- .. a Tolsdo=May 15, 11; June 5, 6, 8; Ihe Zoliners gained some more (en masse; : { Montpelier 34, Benn vil Laan Rent ue 62, North Dakota 41 pa Fhone . 3 ¥ K dur L 5: Aug 5.3 on = underbasket drive by Paull Indianapelis (65) . Fi. Wayne (13) Meten 41. Mites fa id Wimingten 49. Rio Grande 30. mistakable influence of K-F design can be seen in every new car anAugust 9, 10, 11; Auz. 24, 25; § per ATMSLIONR. 1 n pf} fg ft M fort 51, M n a We: ; v 8. x . —— ll i bE +R i a. x eptember ATTOSETODG. and a|Erf 3 4 En. HE "4 Risoreretie w. Piainteia 0 ERS Bont nounced by other manufacturers. The Kaiser and the Frazer have roo fielder b Bob Pelkington, the |@lamack.e £9 ey.c 2 1» . ' : 2. . ’ . . . CH City—April 23. 28, 20; June DO EAN A ring- nnn tHe- od Abaves A 3 y mies 8 ‘3 F[Sreniiats ter i mac re 30 He'll Take | a Chance achieved unquestioned style leadership! When you drive them, you will . July 16,17 18, 18; Aug is, 19./stall. Another drive by Niemiera | Ticco.s 0 0 oTriptowt 0 0 2ROTIEE "Po .| LOS ANGELES, Feb. 11 (UP) i of, ; “ : (499 : A Milw ,r — mstron Richland Twp. (Fountain) 49, West Leb J » So, eb. n , . ht iia Sn B41 "le eited couple of free throws Armsirnee 3 3 3 RENTS me "LOS ANGELES, Feb. 1 (UPL Jean that their performance and ride are as far “out in front” as their ICIS duly 00, 187 ahs io" is, 13./ang put Closs out of the ame. ,.. 10 15 23 Peiiingine 3 3 3 South Bend Riley 31. Rochester 36 year-old tennis discovery of the distinguished beauty. BRING IN yo AL; Minneapatiy—May i 8-9, June Play Keep-Away Totals 23 21 20/| [Sauth Bend Central 83, Hammond Tech past year, has refused Mexican * DR. JOS. | AC LowiavilioeMas 15, 16 16; '5.4,| The game ended with Zollners | |Indianapol tis 0 by Periodh 1s 1y—gs Spencer 49, Worthinglen 43 [citizenship and a sure berth on TRACTION TE May Hg July 3, §; August v8, 27: September {playing keep-away in the center Ft Wa 3 18 18.73 | Tangier 48 Cayusa » ». Chinten the Mexican. Davis Cup squad. 4 — oo Columbas—May 13, 18: June 10. 20,|0f the court. 2 TR row [uigsed: Aristions oh Nor, | vallonts "52" Needmore " [He rejected the Méxican offer and | . - 0: Rotcgo ie paeptombor 11, 12, 12. During the game the fans |Giamack 3, Closs 1 Wakarusa a. Na pales ® said he'd take his chances of a vir CIN aly 23, 24. 25, 25; September's’ oe. #1 showed their disapproval of theigOriicale—Max Tabacchi and Prank ake 43, Ligonier 39. Davis Cup berth in this country, | oy SER : : . ANA) or cAN or om FRAZER £. Ohio St. Paul N * OFFICIAL AMERICAN ASSOCIA I ION SCHEDULE, 1948 e. || 3 ; { YoU nant Stu ad Band Ins $ Investigate Ot i At Toledo At Columbus At Indianapolis At Louisville At Milwaukee At Kansas City At wi Pou J At Mimaugel; oe —— | er) Jv | | A ndiotapoliy | A {AY Kamas City | At St - d wah i } EEE Ein, ERE. 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