Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 February 1948 — Page 28

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CHART THE CHAMP'S PATH—These members of the Board of Control of the Indiana High School Athletic

Association yesterday charted the course the champion will take to the 1948 title when they completed the draw for the tourney starting next week. Left to right: C, B. Stemen of Tipton, Herman M. J. Prage of Lanesville, Commissioner L. V. Phillips, Board President Harold McSwane of Ft. Wayne, Assistant Commissioner R. S..Hinshaw,. Paul Stangle of DeMotte and J. W. O. Breck of Shelbyville. It took the board only 57 minutes to complete the 779-

team pairings.

Capitals Nip

The the Philadelphia Rockets, 5 to 2, last night while both Buffalo and were losing. Five

The Times-Legion tournament

®!the local Armory tomorrow at 4

avoid any weight problems after the boys land in Chicago. The boxers also must show their par-

Times-Legion committee, is to supervise tomorrow's test weigh-in here. There will also be a weigh-in held in Monday noon. At that

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Lose Co-Captains WILLLAMSBURG, Va., Feb. 19 ~Co-cgptains Bob Steckroth, end, and Ralph Sazio, tackle, will be

lost to the William and Mary football squad through graduation be-

time, the boxers also will undergo a physical examination. Indianapolis’ eight champs are: Fred Rice, 112 pounds; George Tabor, 118 pounds; Thomas Blair, 126 pounds; Simmons, 135 pounds; Julius Griffith, 147 pounds; Paul Terry, 160 pounds;

picked up their ring shoes and socks awarded them for winning a title, are requested to meet Glenn Speitel, a member of the committee, tomorrow at 3 p. m, in the L. Strauss store, sixth floor. . This will complete the distribution of the tournamént's individual prizes, Others were awarded on the closing night of the tourney last Friday. The Open class champs resweaters, trunks, shoes, ks and a Golden Gloves belt kle. They also qualified for the all-expenses paid trip to Chicago.

Open runnersup received sweaters and buckles. Novice class

Golden Glovers Wind Up Training for Chicago Bouts

5 By EDDIE ASH, Times Sports Editor Indianapolis’ eight Open class Golden Gloves title holders who will. compete in the annual Tournament of Champions in Chicago, Feb. 23, 24 and 25, wound up hard training today and they'll spend |" _ |the rest.of the week “cooling off.” : :

kings will take a test weigh-in at p. m. This is a “must” order to

and buckles, and novice runncrsup received sweaters and buckles. All boys who boxed at least once in the tournament, win or lose, also received buckles. When the Indianapolis champs/ enter the ring in“ Chicago's Stadium, they will wear special colorful robes, these to remain the property of the tourney committee.

The Indianapolis champs will depart for Chicago Sunday morning on the Riley, New York Central reservation train, and the boys are requested to check in at the Union Station at 8:30 a. m. and report to Chairman McDuff, Because this is an Olympic year and because it is compulsory for the Amateur Athletic Union to conform to international rules, Golden Gloves coaches and train-

for the Tournament of Chamns: ‘The referee will not touch the boxers. ;

He will give three commands: Box, Stop, Break. : In event of a foul, the referee will command “Stop” and halt the match until he has indicated the foul to the judges so that they may score properly. When the referee commands “Break,” each boxer must step back one pace before continuing. By observance, the Golden Gloves boxers will be prepared in the coming tests for positions on the U. 8. Olympic squad and later

champs received sweaters, trunks

In Olympic competition in London.

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RESULTS LASY NIGAT INDIANAPOLIS 6 Puffale 8, Cleveland 5. Philadelphia 2, Springfield 1; Pittsburgh 0

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3 shutouts, 0; average, Second Period Scoring—8-—Buffalo, unt -

KANSAS CITY, Feb, 19 (UP);

LtAssociation of Intercollegiate but aj technical “hitch” has developed. Entries are confined to the continental United States now, and the Hawail entry will call for a

ers should note these particulars) Tri-Cit

Loliners, Packers Clash Tonight

By United Press The Ft. Wayne Zoliner-Pistons will meet the Anderson Packers at Anderson tonight in the feature game of the National Profes-

|sional Basketball League sched-|

ule. A Ft. Wayne victory would put the Pistons only a game and a half. behind Anderson, the Eastern division pace-setter. Rochester, the second-place team, is virtually certain to maintain its half-game lead over Ft. Wayne even if the Pistons win at Anderson. --

Flint nearly upset the dope

sheets last night, however, when they battled right down to the finish before losing, 59 to 57, to Ft. Wayne.

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Mangrum Leads Nations Golf Money Winners

CHICAGO, Feb. 19 — Lloyd A the former U. 8. Open champion, today “leads - the nation's play-for-pay golfers with earn totaling $7988.33 in the PGA’s winter golf tour.

fore the start of another cam- k S a S di Le > i "Hockey Summary, Standing, Scoring . Buffalo (5) Indianapolis (8) e qo Ast. Ma PIM HOM. 43 355+ ., Goall sorcerer, 85 Fight Results Jackson. ...... Lett ‘Defente .. 3 iL n po ¥ » coe, ens Po By United Press Helderdon te 18-37 43 4 BANGOR, Me. —Jack (Spider) ATE Hickey. ...... Right Wi 8 2 371 Nn strong, 132 onto, knocked out Joe! Lewis .. ... Left Wing ...... Sclisizzi [Doran ... .- MH 2 3 _ Reronne, 137, adelphia (3). . Gaitore By Periodr— (Sullivan creieesens 35.18 320 38 14 I ————————— g — ) 16 14 30 . = LL REN 1 3 -3-aldumy Indianapolis... .. i. 0... 4: 1 7 i-giSoue .... BRR Spares: Buffalo—Peld, Lessard, Douglas, (Summers ... 1°19 20 3 Cooper, Bell. M. McKay, Hunt, Brown, MacKay ... 10. 8 18 1 “| Campesu, Pargeter: Indianapolis—8Sum-|Nicholson .. 3 13 15 62 mi in, ly. Sullivan, Branetes®; | pogolin ProTap iy Podoisky, Licari, C. MacKay, layed: in: First Period _Scoring—1-—Indianapolis, ~games played: CGO-goaly; Ast.—asCouture (Simpson), :83; 3—Ind is, | sists; ~points; PIM-—penaities in min. Sullvan (Lundy, lsky, 4:48; 3—Buflalo, utes. - A Brown (McKay, Hunt), 6:14: 4-Indian<| Almas: 54 games: goals agalhst, 186; apelis, MacKay (BruneteAu), 8:31; 5-In. shutouts, 0; one goal against, 8; average, Alanapolls, Simpson (Licari, Sclisiazi), 3.44 18:19. Penalties—Sclisizsl, Field, Pogoll Mowers:. 2 games;

fouls . against, 7; 3.50. Tigers Sign Pitcher DETROIT, Feb. 19 (UP)—The Detroit Tigers announced today

of the Bengal pitching staff, has signed his 1948 contract. They

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seemed definite that Bo McMillin tract to coach and manage the Detroit Lions of the National League. The dean of Big Nine coaches was in the Motor City and there was a possibility that isomething official would come in the way of an announcement of his acceptance this afternoon. Meanwhile, two things were more or less certain at Indiana. Won't Tie Hands Again One was that the trustees wouldn't tie their hands by signing a coach to another long-term contract which worked “only one way.” The other was that unless the Hoosier school signed Jimmy Conzelman, coach of the Chicago Cardinals, and this was entirely unlikely .., , it has lost its peer

ndian Lure of Lucre Seems To Have Won McMillin =.

The lure of lucre apparently having

Speculation on New Coach Centers on Rucinski, Magnabosco; Harrell Mentioned as Director By BOB STRANAHAN Indiana University today apparently was right smack in the

middle on who the next football coach would be and newspaper readers could expect the “s” treatment—standing for speculation— |

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the knife and fork circuit. in addition to his coaching. News that McMillin had flown to Detroit, presumably to accept the Lions offer as general manager and coach, was barely cool until- the speculation started on his successor at I. U.

Expect Job Division The first idéa was that the jobs of athletic director and coach, Jointly held by McMillin, probably iwould be separated again and that one of the men up for consideration for the first post would be Paul (Pooch) Harrell, an |alumnus of I. U. and on the present coaching staff. " As a coach, one of the first names advanced was that of Pete Rucinski, whose East Chicago Roosevelt teams have claimed three straight mythical state high school titles,

One Indiana High School Association official, who did not presume to speak with authority, said he felt that Rucinski would be a good choice since he would bring closer liason between the University and the state high schools. : Magnabosco Mentioned “The fact that some of the Calumet district's burly boys undoubt-

stead of migrating to

National League, McMillin will] have to match his drawl and wit ever, under a long-term contract pulled baseball’s classic boner with Conzelman's reputation on which would have made him head &nd the historic playoff in which of the physical education department at any time he cared to step

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ous occasio Detroit, Bo was whisked away| [0 QUMURI Cy Run Airport. Lyle Fife, spokesman for the seven-man syndicate \ that recently bought the Lions|Dation Fred| turned g from woulg | Shutouts , . . He iithed five wut: talk with McMillin informally but hitters in the National League, he. insisted that that it wasn't a [one in the old Federal, and another in the Chicago Sy Sesion. “There will tely be nol: . He won 11 sraign : apenas will OE Mr, and 52 shutouts in the National, McMillin until afternoon, after and four in the Federal . .. He we have had a contract discussion! Was the only pitcher in baseball

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FORGOTTEN HERO... A sad angle in the recent death of Mordecal _(Three-Fingered)

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McMillin produced In- above .700 for eight - straight diana U's only Big Nine cham- Years . . . Brown tackled Matpion, he was not immune from| criticism and a mild furor was Six 13 times... Nine of Brown's created only last fall at his “quar-| Victories over Matty and the terbacking” in the early season Giants came consecutively be-

thewson 24 times and beat Big

tween June 12 and Oct. 8, 1908

He was secure at Indiana, how- - . » the year young Fred Merkle

down as coach. With Bo in Detroit, headlines in newspapers there flatly proclaimed him as the Lions’ .new coach. McMillin admitted that he has been wrestling with “the biggest

proached by Edwin Anderson, one of the Lions’ directors and an old friend. *. oa It was understood that he will take along his backfield coach, Owen (Chili) Cochrane and Line Coach A. C. Temerario as assistants if he joins the Detroit organization. This would leave two more places to be filled at

Tite Fight Seems Doomed

Joe Louis was scheduled to sail

Michigan and other points to plague Hoosier schools later won't hurt Pete's chances a bit,” he volunteered. Anothe was that John Magnabosco, Ball State's coach and another I. U. alumnus would be sought. Magnabosco has had fine success with limited material at Ball State after being An outstanding high school coach at Clinton. Indiana would have a precedent for such a move. . The state university went to Ball State to get Branch McCracken as a basketball coach. McCracken, incidentally, was considered as a candidate for the athletic director's job it the two are kept separate. See Speedy Action Trustees saw the necessity for speedy action on McMillin's successor. Spring football practice is due to start in a few weeks and it is almost imperative that at least an acting coach be obtained to direct the play and map plans for next fall, Some 10 days ago McMillin first twas mentioned as a possibility for the Detroit job, but he insisted at that time that he was called in only as a consultant and he made the statement that he hoped it wouldn't be construed that he

‘was a candidate for the position}

Stadium in June. . ‘Ringer’ Contract Fuming Walcott accused Louis of “popping up with a last-min-ute ringer contract” that called for a third bout, in case Jersey Joe won the title in June—as he 850 nearly did on Dec. 5 at Mad|ison Square Garden. Louis asserted that he still planned to hang up his gloves after the June scrap—"win or lose”—and that Promoter Sol Strauss of the 20th Century Club had injected the third-bout con-

as an t of routine protection. For the third bout Walcott and Louis would receive identical purses, instead of 40 per cent for Walcott and 20 for Louis. —————————————

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Mordecai again bested Matty . . Brown, in 1908, also distinguished himself as an Iron Man, because in addition to starting, he relieved, frequently without having been in the bullpen . . . The Hoosler also was a great infielder out on the mound and he was no automatic out at the plate, either

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right along with the Cubs’ players who were paid to hit. - - . THEY'RE OFF . .. The Hot Springs, Ark. . horse track, Oaklawn, which will, open a 30-day meeting Monday, has added air travel to its list of services. . . . Chicago race fans can board am airliner at 10 o'clock in the morning and be at Oaklawn in time for the second race. ... The Hot is only 10 mintrack. » . PLAY BALL . . . Baseball's newest league, the Central, will have four Michigan members, one Ohio and one Indiana. . . . It will operate with the six clubs this year and probably expand to eight in 1949. . . .

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PROS IN A BOWL , : . This was predicted in this column weeks ago. . . . The Miami Herald is plugging for an Orange Bowl game mext New Year's of

All-America ference . . . to substitute for the college played # every year. " ¥ »

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Most Valuable HaCASD, Feb, 19 (UP)—Ray urphy Chicago Match Corporation of America softball team and Hughie Johnston of the Ft. Wayne Zollner Pistons, were named today as the most valuable

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