Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 February 1948 — Page 6

NATIONAL LEAGUE DATES

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alumnus L of the National though one member, the club. . still frowns on night ball at in

ut 1m. ; tional's "preon a al. calls for Pittsburgh to invade Cincinnati on April 19. . . . The general openers follow the next day, April 20, in which Brooklyn plays in New York, Boston

-Ford Frick

Chicago in Pittsburgh and Cin:

cinnat!i in St. Louis, , . . The “secondary openers” will be on April 23 when New York plays in Boston, Philadelphia in Brook-

players for heavy duty in Memorial Day and Independence Day attractions. . . . The big holidays will fall on Sunday this year, and Frick and his’ club owners were

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Butler Hopes At New Low

Bearcats Stifle Any Titlt Bid

Butler's Mid-American Confer‘ence championship hopes practically went flying out the window Baturday night as the Bearcats of the University of Cincin-|

I" inati defeated the local crew, 38)

[to 56, before 4664 | Fieldhouse.

From the spectator standpoint, the game had everything.” Most! prominent of the evening's oc-|

fans in the

Dean Malaska and: Leo Sask. This little disagreement stemmed from a fight between Bulldog Bob Evans and Bearcat Ralph Richter. Weithe informed Messrs. Malaska and Back in no uncertain terms

time, : | A story-book finish was provided by Cincinnati forward Charles Clickner who dunked in the winning basket with approximately 10 seconds to go.

moved the score to 10 to 2 before,

May Butler could get into the ball

game. tion.

ting. Bill Shepherd, with an asrist from Doyle, mad: it 3! to 20- on a -teries of -one handers. Cincinnatl center Bill Westerfield and Butler oivot man Ralph Chapman traded free throws and

In an undep-the-bzsket scram. ble Richter and Evans came out swinging. With the ejection of both men Coach Weithe bega

one of the . most vociferous - coaches in the conference. ing 32-24 at the half and matched everything the Bearcats had to offer. »

Move Within Two Points [7

With the score 40 to 34, John, Barroweliff and Doyle dropped

currences was an old-fashioned. ¥ rhubarb between Cincinnati Coach i Philadelphia, JOND (8Bocko) Weithe and Officials

buckets in during the opening n8s of the National Basketball!

_| League today as they .|minutes to keep Butler in conten [for their battle with Minneapolis

tomorrow night in the Butler Cincinnati moved on to a 3112 lead before Butler began hit-|F'e/dhouse.

night at Sheboygan.

| center George Glamack, bogged then the action began. |down tn the third quarter as the points.

Redskins poured in 21 points.

and the Indianapolis five couldn't

his tirade and proved himself, SiS US MAVINAES Gained BY, separation in St. Louis, ten't

Butler came back after trail- Fd

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MEN AT WORK — Johnny Pierson (left), a wingman for the Hershey Bears,

tried a sneak attack on the Caps’ cage last Almas and Defenseman Hugh Millar (right). the puck, which rests on top of Almas’ stick.

ii mies mn ton + + NAUTSKY STUPETS (Caps Are In "Crucial contest with 30 seconds to go. " : { : Co ita gl +.. DIOP Pair of Tilts

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pre Cleveland reinforced its hold on

The Kautsky attack,

Simon Injured Glamack was removed on fouls

cored five fielders in the crucial going to make things any easier period. 0 for the Caps. Lose Saturday, Too All three of the Caps’ forLast night's defeat came in the ward lines scored last night with

(wake of a Saturday night drub-|the Cliff Simpson-Jerry Couture‘bing at the

hands of Oshkosh, Enio Sclisizzi combination ac{counting for three. Simpson routed a pass from Sclisizzi betweeff’ Goalie Gordon

0-48. Oshkosh caught fire to lead at half, 20-16. Although the

two short ones in to move Butler Kautskys had a 32 point final Henry's pads at 10:26 in the first

{over the week-end with a 3-3 tie The gap between the Kauts ‘against Hershey Baturday and a and the fourth playoff Butskys 241 triumph at New Haven last was widened to three and a halt" : games; by the 50-58 defeat last! Indianapolis split its week-end 3 |schedule, losing Saturday ‘in St. led by Louis, 7 to 3, thus enabling the! Barons to boost their lead to five

The indefinite loss of Defense{man Thain Simon, who received

night but was thwarted by Goalie Red he players all are concentrating on Indianapolis won the game, 5 to 2.

Week of Campaign

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vo This week's Jierican Hockey League schedule certainly will ./be indicative of the Indianapolis Capitals’ chance for a playoff spot. Jim Doyle dropped three Pack in the sub-basement stand The Caps, after trimming Hershey here last night, 5 to 2, open a three-game swing through the East tomorrow night in Buffalo while Cleveland will play two of its next three

games at home.

thir place in the Western Division

past Henry at 1:11.

Hershey cage at 2:53.

a purposely planned play. Simp-

blank range. Henry warded it off and then along came Couture’s

inadvertently slid the puck into his own cage at 9:17 to hand Hershey its second goal. Wingman Pentii Lund was given unassisted credit. for the goal since he was the Hershey player closest to the play. 8499 Fans Baldy MacKay's goal at 12:17 wound up the scoring for the evening in a three-man scramble

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Pat Lundy got loose on a breakaway pass and outmaneuvered Defenseman Pete Slobodian in front of the

Jerry Couture whistled a rebound back at Henry at 6:49 on

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Bob Harrison, Mich... 7 Don Rehfeldt, Wis. .. 8 : SCHEDULE : | ns Mi . SOOT, SoM, Pehla ern at Chicago Stadium. PURDUE nois. Wisconsin at Towa. hi nesota, Ohio State at Michigan State. CHICAGO, Feb. 16 (UP)— Michigan's =~ Wolverines were gathering steam today for their mad dash toward the Big Nine Conference bakketball championship, and a look at the figures gives them a good chance of edging Wisconsin, the leader, out of the crown.

The boys from Ann Arbor, who moved into undisputed second place with their 69-to-56 victory over Purdue Saturday, have more games to play than Wisconsin, but all except one will be played on their home floor.

Michigan plays four at home and one away, while the Badgers hit the road to close the season, playing three away and only one at Madison. So far this year the advantage has been overwhelmingly with the home team. Towa, Illini Falter - Towa, which figured to give Wisconsin a run for its money, and Illinois, which was considered a sleeper that could slip in when the leaders faltered, both fell by the wayside Saturday.

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drop in an overtime game with Indiana at Bloomington, 49-to-47. Illinois was trimmed by Ohio {State, “also playing |floor, 57-to-50. | Minnesota met Northwestern at almost a neutral spot, and squeezed by to the tune of 53-to-

51. © Stay In Tie Purdue's loss and Minnesota's victory left the teams in a tie for fourth place,” behind Wis{consin, Michigan and Iowa. )Jhio {State's victory pulled it out of

combination fight and wrestlinig|the cellar, now left entirely to

Illinois and Indi-

Nicholson and Hershey's Andyana filled in the 6th and 7th

Jim McIntyre of Minnesota and Murray Wier of Iowa kept almost

their same margin in the indi-| vidual scoring race... Wier col-| lected 23 points and MeIntyre 21./ Tavior

| Wier's previous lead helped him {to a 202 total as against 189 for (McIntyre. McIntyre’s per game {average of 23.5 still topped Wier's |22.4, and the Minnesotan still has jan extra game in which to catch {the leader.

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f n | in front of the Bears’ net. Eddy to within two points-of Cincin- half, Oshkosh also poured on the period to open sco % Brun nati. Jack Laub hit two to move coal to win going away. ta Ro tied Brine; 4h a Jouy Licant were the ts away to a six-point | Scoring was ed by Walt the score. for Hershey at 17:08 tight it seemed as 3 a a margin. From there on both Lautenbach, Oshkosh guard, with in the second period with a cor- the goal, + got teams traded points untill the 18 points, followed by Indianapo- ner shot, these 20 minutes were From ‘the 8499 fans’ standpoin final two minutes. {lis’ Bill Kloss, who tallied 13. |remembered more for rough play-ithe only remain ny: polit In a flurry of free throws the! AR FL Ry ing and a blowout of an overhead y ing action wag 3 score moved to 54 to 52, Cin- : " ; ] cinnat!, with 50 seconds left. Al. Halet “3 i 3 Todarsvien.s 1 ; 3 ers and Hershey's La 0eh between the Caps’ Eddie Northwestern. len Richards gave Cincinnati a Springsrc 0 1 1 Dyestes © { §%rmand Gaudreault were thumbed Branigan. They were thumbey places four-point advantage on an out- Floss HH i ayes 8 1 30ff the ice for roughing and one off the ice for minute por of-bounds play, but Charley Maas ~~ * * Sica 3 1 §minute later the Bears’ Jud Mc-|the pretense of react oc" under laid one in and Jerry Cranny tied 2019 13, Total® 25 §25/Atee was penalized for slashing. gg. it up with 33 seconds remaining.| Wait ‘time Score—Indisnapolis 32, She- Defenseman Jack McGill also sat Hockey Summary Clickner followed with his game, Throws Hale, Clamack 3, out-two-minutes for interference winning score. {Closa 3, Todorovich 4. Dancker, Cloyd 3. "land the Caps found themselves| Mersbey () INDIANAPOLIS (5) For Butler It was their second Pro Basketball with a two-man advantage fOr Nichoison ~ right usrense Brahigan loss in the Mid-American Con- NATIONAL LEAGUE one minute. They failed to score, Millsr ....... eft defense . Pratt ference race, both to Cincinnati. Westera pivtlon” however, as Goalle Henry turned sciiiusi ...."" right wing... Gronsdahi t dropped” them into a tle for wv Pet. lin some creditable saves. Couture oi left wing. Gaudreault second place with Miami and Tricites..'. 3 0 aa Light Bulb Bursts Brice, Meaten Maree nn, AleOil Ohlo. Oshkosh... 3 468 McLenahan, = Lund: INDIANA: 43 One of the 80 overhead light ers, Lundy, Sullivan, BruneIrish Lose 30 3%,000s blew out at 4:44, showering|'s% Podolsky, Licari, MacKay, , The Irish of Notre Dame ran ander 13. ai broken glass on the rink and Mec-| Score by Periods up against a tough DePaul squad [Ro Haig, INDIANAPOLIS 1 © i

in Chicago and lost to the Blue Demons, 50 to 46. Big Ed Mikan paced DePaul to a 27-to-10 half-

WAY against Giffin, passing 106 to 16. Eyery

WELL... Jim (Hump) Plerce, | the Indianapolis Indians’ veteran trainer who can spot a» Jellybean ball player a mile away, was honored at a party the other night in Hazel's tav ern, with a going-away gift . . . Plerce is an early bird every spring to the Indian’s training ‘eamp . . . and this year he's heading for virgin territory,

Victoria, Tex. . . the first ume any league ball club ever | trained there: -

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Huntington lineup cashed. in on. the scoring chances,

In other games involving Hoo-|t

sler teams Penn State dropped) senior group and 10 in the junior DePauw, 68 to 49; Indiana Cen-/ class. > ; | {tral defeated Franklin, 68 to 56; All of the men's games will be [Manchester needed an overtime played in the Brookside U. B.| {to heat Ball State, 60 to 57; Han- Churei, ne Setici games will Da lov -passed {played at Hawthorne Community |ington n [ray oq Zdiham, pod} odd Riverside Methodist,| WEDNESDAY INDIANAPOLIS - at [to 45, and Anderson defeated! Broadway Methodist and Uni-| burgh at Sgringt

Dayton, 85 to 65.

Armed's First Jockey

MIAMI, Fla., Feb. 18 (UP)--Eddie Arcaro, who will ride As-{

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RESULTS YESTERDA

start play tonight in the an- ; basketball ! LAST NIGHT'S RESULTS INPIANAPOLIS s., Hershey 3. uffals he h, pringtield 8

Providence 8, Philadelphia 4. RESULTS SATURDAY St. Louis 7, INDIANAPOLIS 3. New Haven 7, Springfield 2 | Pittsburgh 2. Washington 3 (tie). Cleveland 3, Hérshey § (tie) Philadelphia 5, Providence 1. NEXT GAMES

TUESDAY Springfield at Philadelph |Hetshey at 8t. Louis, Cleveland faa y

he men's division, 21 in the

{falo, Philadelphia at: Cleveland,

| THU il | vereity Heights grade school], THURSDAY — INI A gym, and the junior games will FRIDAY—Providence at Washington. | be. played at School No. 5... {INDIAN A prin field at Cleveland

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DES MOINES. Iowa. Feb. 16 New Haven, Cleveland at Providence.

HE'S THE EYE . . . When Jim sault against Armed in.the Wide- (UP)—Faculty representatives of

Pierce checks in at a new train-/ ing base, he gives the park and diamond the old survey . . . the old up-and-down, inside and out + « « Next, he arranges the clubhouse to suit the needs of the athletes to come and stocks fit * with Doc Lotshaw’s .rub, aspirin, bandages and fine cut . . . On hand at the Plerce dinner here were Reb Russell, Frank Sigafoos, A. E. ‘Murphy, Nelson Gorsuch, Ed MacElfresh, Bill Lampe, Cliff Randall, Ray Martin, D, P. O’Brien, Walter Riley, Edwin M. Demlow, B. E. Twigg, Ed Spangler, W, Clark, Tommy Dobkins, Orrie Thomas and Moe Robinson. ” . ”’

saves (stops) In scoring his first shutout of -the National

Chicago Black Hawks hockey |° team had to make only eight

ner Handicap, was Armed's first|the Missouri Valley Conferenc

Cap Scoring

Simpson opened the Caps’ fourgoal spree in the final period LIS. Simpson _ (Sellsizst skating entirely around the Her- od

Louis at Buffalo, Spring. . on at!

Pirst Period Scoring (1) INDIANAPO- " ture), 10:26. Penalt ”

Scheduled This Week

‘State three-cushion billiard |championship matches will be re-

Jowa was handed a knockout)

on its home!

the Chicago Stadium, considered’

Picks Bad Time To Score Ace.

of the Pacific n. oA hee “I was shooting into the sun, so I just stood up and smacked one blind,” Crosby said. “The caddy said it looked pretty close, but I didn’t think it was in the hole.” It was. Crosby thus became the second man in the history of {the course to achieve the feat. | But the modest pride with which {he viewed his triumph was somewhat tempered by the fact that he “had to buy a lot of champagne at the clubhouse.” “It would happen on a Sunday when everybody in the world was there,” he said.

Bo Is Pensive; Lions Tensive

| DETROIT, Feb. 16 (UP)-—Offi-

| ctals of the Detroit Lions, racing

{against time in their efforts to {find a big-name coach for 194%. | waited tensely today for the de{cision of Indiana's Bo McMillin.

dicate which now owns the pro football club, said he hoped that the matter will be settled by next week when he will leave for a |month’s vacation. McMillin was expected to communicate with the Lions’ management some time today. Although - nothing has been announced officially, it is understood he has been given an enticing offer to pilot the overhauled Detroit eleven. Rumor has it that the Lions have lured McMillin with a longterm contract and a salary of something like $30,000 a year. “Ole Bo” presumably is eyeing the package very carefully beuse it might give him a chance retire earlier than he would be able to at Indiana.

Handball Champion

Harry Fitch, Indianapolis YMCA, defeated John Haynes, Ft. Wayne, Saturday to become state handball singles champion in the field match at the Ft. Wayne YMCA gym. Fitch also defeated ‘defending champion Wayne Loer in the semi-finals.

Week's Collegiate Basketball Card TONIGHT

Manchester at Canterbury. Knox at DePauw. Indiana at Michigan. nnesota at Concordia. t Bluffton.

TOMORROW Anderson at Indiana Central. , Butler at Valparaiso. Hanover at Pranklin. Defiance at Hun h Notre Dame at Michigan State. Rio Grande d City.

at Oaklan WEDNESDAY DePauw at Ball State. * Canterbury at Wabash, Southeastern Missouri at Evansville. St. Joseph's at Indiana State. -* THURSDAY Wilmington at Earlham. Huntington at Tri-State. -Taylor vs. Oakland City at Aurora.

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“Upper Midwest,” is the new name for the Minnesota and Dakotas Golden Gloves zone. Paul J. McDuff, chairman of The Indianapolis ' Times-| Golden Gloves committee, hag ordered a test weigh-in for the eight local champs to be held in the Armory at 4.p. m. Friday, Depart on Sunday The Times-Legion champs wii depart for Chicago next Bunday {morning. There will |physical examination here ¥riday, just the weigh-in. Any member of the team who is too far out (of lin€ in weight on Friday wil {be replaced on the squad oy tne runner-up in his division. Therefore, it’s a good idea for the Open class runner-up to stay in shape this week, too. - The Indianapolis champs who are guaranteed that all-expenses Faid-trip to Chicago, if they meet all requirements, are Fred Rice,

weight; Thomas Blair, feather weight;

Bill Roberts, light heavyweight, and Willie Clemmons, heavy. weight. In Order of Weights In the fighting in the fiyweights, ‘bantam welgn te featherweights and lightweignts will compete on Monday, the four heavier weights on Tuesday, sad all survivors on Wednesday. There will be threé, rings fer the first two nights of the. Tour nament of Champions and one

quarter-final round. Semi-finals and finals will be held in Chicago on March 5, when the field will have been eliminated to 32.

The Tournament of Champions, 39 teams, has a potential starting field of 312 boxers. shows will start net later than. 7 p. m. each night and action will be

Bright, Sutphin Tie For Casting Honors

Ed Brignt and Harry Sutphin tied for first honors in the Indianapolis Casting Club %-ounce accuracy event yesterday in Tomlinson Hall. Both scored 9%. Doris . event with 98, and Dick Brooks was high in the junior division with 95. ? In a group of 22 boys Bill Maynard made . two perfect

| scores of 100. *

Twenty-one high school basket-

week for city-county teams but the big news will appear Thursday in The Times wher fans will learn who plays who in the secs |tionals the following week. {The drawings ror the 64 sec-

ash- tional tournaments will be made

sur.| Wednesday afternoon in Commis- Basketball Schedule Pitts-|sioner L. V.

fold. NDIANAPOLIS at New fICE.

Phillips THSAA ofAll

|Crawfordsville here Friday night |and then tackle South Side at Ft. {Wayne Saturday.

city-county quintets will wind up their regular schedules trq) this week. : 1

Shortridge, present possessor of | the best local record, will face

jockey. The Calumet gelding | will meet in Kansas City, Mo, | GO Ast. Pts pv! Tech will prepare for its secmade his first start under Arcaro!Sunday to vote on admission of | Simpson sianaragve 3 40 7 25 tional bid by finishing . regular 18clistast .,...0000. 5 2 8 9 4s on Feb. 28, 1944 and won by Bradley University, Peoria, Ill. Podolsky “ind 3 26 45 47 play against Kokomo there, Fri(eight lengths, into the conference. Lieart : 3 le 2 8 {day night, and then returning —— r———— - - ran . . 3 < H ) Cc I Cc S Millar ' H 4 » 1 3 here to play Shelbyville’s remullivan : nant state champions. | ‘ Lundy “..... B16 13 » 1n MM. 9. Oliege age ocores dR OM BOB — |Bruneteau “1 2% 8 go | NIGH SCHOOLS Duquesne 60 Morehead. Teachers 51 8 es 52 i City-County Franklin & Marshall 67, Drexel 6. [MacKay veeaesans 40 ’ s 9 3 City-County Standing | Georgia 56, Florida 44 Nicholson .......... 52 3 12 18 #2 Ww L Pet {Cathedral 38, Orispus Attucks 31. Kentucky 68, Tennessee 43 Fogolin veree: M1 2 1 9 8a Shortridge secaeeees 13 5. 122 Uawrence Central 41, Warren Central 40. Loyola (Chicago) 51, Toledo 43 Simon 9 1 0 1 4 Washington 8 700 Southport 46, Howe 41. 1 LaCrosse 53, Stout Institute 43 | O--games played. GO-—goals; Ast —as- Speedway . s 84! Washington 36, Shelbyville 32. |Loras 48, Regis 46 {sists Pta.—poinis: PIM-—penaltiés in min-! Broad Ripple .. 8 666, : OTHER MIGH SCHOOLS Miami (QO) 61, Ohio Wesleyan 37. utes Franklin Twp. . 1 | Maine 64, Northeastern . GOALTENDERS Cathedral s {Gary Emerson 81, Ft. Wayne Central 48 Manhattan 59 Sagner 49 { : : Tech ‘ . Ft. Wayne South 26, Gary Tolleston 24. |James Millikin 82. 1linots Wesleyan 87. | Almas: 53 games: goals against, 181; Southport. 3 Ft. Wayne ota 3. oe Mv at Michigan State 3, Maruette 48. 3rtouts, 0. one goal against,’8, average, | oy Port viva : si |. Wayne N. 8. 56, Sou nd Wash, issouri 47, Nebras { \ | Da vis 550 | La Ports 81, Valparaiso 37. Minnesota 53, Northwestern 51 Mowers: 2 games; against, 7;| Beech” Grove Cene «8 AN Laurel 42, Orange 31. Mublenbere 62. Navy | shutouts, 0. average 3150 | Lawrence Central -.. 3 829 karen sp AM (HL) 30 (Nerihs Baroling Et Wii b ana. Mary 1 ie Adopic Ch Decatur "0 do . | a n a a . a 4. lh Stymie Adopts . Chicken

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STATE COLLEGES | Anderson 8S, Bixten 65,

Cincinnati: 8, Butler 56, Paul 50, Notre .D Hanover 74, {

orth Carolina State 44, Du fo State 57, Illinois 50 Oklahoma 49, Kansas-State 47 kiahoma A M 47, St. Louis 38. rinceton 60, Dartmouth 59. Pennsylvania 58, Harvard 50. Rhode Island St ate 7, St. Joseph's

ho (PA) winner who is wintering on Jack {Skinner's farm near here, has adopted a chicken as a stall mate.

Rue ers 81, Lehigh 47 it. Johns 41, Canisius 38 3 . South Dakota State 53, North Dakota ate .

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OTHER COLLEGES Jordham 81. 47, Texas Christian 38 ne de Bmhurs wi reen 6), Syracuse los 88, Washington (8t. Louis) 48. Beloit 84, uth 40.

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70. asle 54. a - Scranton 44, St. Bonaventure 42 f Tulane 70, Mississl Mate 47 aAhderbtit 58, ry a estern Reserve rid 58 fovertiem) West Virginia 81 Temple 75. Wooster 81, Denison 4 Wayne 55, Ohio University 41. Waynesburg 8M, Bucknell 45,

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SATURDAY Crispus Attucks at Sheridan. Manual at Howe. ow Shortridge at South Side Ft. Wayne. * Shelbyville at Tech.

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r h d slipping the puck Mebontnan: dts. Sean 1 0 - | sumed tomorro ight in th at A g|time lead with his 12 first half| Syracuse 75 Oshkosh 63. shey cage and slipp ilanahan + MeAtel), 17:03. Pen- Ww nig n thei BONA ast Prankiin. . .— Leo, Barnhorst of In: oygan 3, INDIANAPOLIS 8. On The I rere IE): MeAtee (slashing) & Mei osn- Board of Trade parlor with Bar-| Concordia a: Benton arbor "| dianapolls, Irish forward, took ULTS SATURDAY n e. ice vy EE Period. Seoriug={3r. TNDIANAR: Bey aioHey meeting Guy Moore.| THIER 2, Cana State. the reins in the second period| Dthkosh 10. INDIANAPOLIS 48 AMERICAN HOCKEY LEAGUE ,_8impson (Couture, Sclisizal), 1:11;| ,anoney has won two of six SATURDAY and sparked a Notre Dame rally, Tri-Cities 8. Rochester 8. Western Division on INDIANAPOLIS, - Lundy (Summers, Matches while Moore has on only| penance at Anderson. * | which 1 NEXT GAMES ; NX Gi ha ture (Simpson. Seinen oie ay So. /OMe of four contests. Other) DePauw at Butler Which just fell short of the mark. | ,o.0uy NEXT GAME arson, | Bitjsburen ...... 113 10 72 208 137 a ; 8:49. ‘matehes sch Hanover..at Wabash. Barnhorst dropped 16 16 Of his Pint vi Omhkosh at Midland, Mich. Buffwle cil B05 I 15 DIARAROLIS, Macrae ptr! tu- Matches scheduled this week are:| Indiana at Northwestern. gh to Cleveland 13 10 84 154 | DIANAPOL MacKay (Bruneteau, Li-| Wednesday: Walter Ramsey (8-0) vs.| Manchester at Indiana Central 22 points in that second half|SYrecuse vs. Sheboygan at Rockiord, il. PYDIANAPOLIS 31 33 3 §§ 238 18 ear), 13:17." Penaities—Podolsky (hook-|Joe Bogue (3-3) “|. Indiana State st Xavier splurge. He took scoring honors — . Louis 0 35 196 216|ing), Branigan and Nicholson (roughing);| Thursday: Mahoney vs. Phil Greenber-| Oakland City at McKendree , Church Tourney : Eastern Division |Pogelin_ (holding). Iger (3-4), Purdue at Iilinois of the evening, while Mikan or S s Qrovidence ...... 3 10 3 @1 Bow lclals—Shields_and LeMaitre. _. Pridsy: Lou Spivey (4-1) vs. Moore. Tri-State at Bluffton, DePaul with 17. Kachan ot De- To Start Tonight |New Haven 3 3 ¢ 8 it ; : . Paul potted the nets for 186. - Fifty church teams are ready Elvana a. i 3 3 i 0 H 21 G on h S h i D k t Huntington College had its Own [to Washington ceo 13.34 8 31 1 3% ames on 19 C 00 oC e

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