Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 March 1948 — Page 8
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{ the Derby win- ‘@! ter book favorgl ite, as of today. + + +» But don't i overlook Coal | town. . . . He's the son of Bull Lea, a great sire.
; ; } town did not Warren Wright start as a 2-year-old because of a throat ailment but has been looking the part of a champ this winter in Florida. . . « Citation was voted the 2-year-old champ of 1947 by the nation’s turf writers. , . . Bewitch attracted a large following around Chicago tracks last year. . + . Owner Wright ‘also thinks well of Beau Dandy and Free America. . . . He's in a position to take his pick for the Churchiil Downs run for the roses on May 1. ... The Churchill Downs spring meeting opens on April 24 and lasts through May 15. . . . After the Derby will come the Indianapolis 500-Mile, May 31, also another “greatest show on earth.” . . «+ And right now the Five-Century is pointing up to be truly great. : » . s NOT THE FIRST TIME . .. A dispatch from Vietoria, Tex., read that this is the Indianapolis Indians’ first invasion of the Lone Star state for spring training. . . « Well, we remember at least one other, in. the early Twenties, at Mineral Wells, Tex. . « «. That was the New York Giants’ old training base.
» . . HASH SLINGER . .. Chicago's representative in the Golden Gloves welterweight division finals to be staged in the Windy City Friday is Richard Guerrero, a Mexican cook. . . . This 17-year-old amateur boxer promises to whip up a tantalizing dish for his opponents, as it were. ...Heis a product of Chicago's St. Francis school and CYO.
” » ” NOT 80 HOT . . . The out-
Pin Patter
Northwestern. . . . But waif next year. y
i sn HERE WE GO AGAIN . ..
:| How's about a post-season classic
i= (yer Lakers
between Notre Dame and gan on the hardwood court? . . .
memories of the Big football game that was never played. . . Looks as Michigan copying the Notre Dame system, what with names such as Suprunowicz, Mikulich, Wisniewski.
. » - CROSS - COUNTRY TOURIST . . . Pitcher Bill Wight, who motored from California to Florida only to learn that the Yankees had traded him to the White Sox, who train in California, said his only consolation is that he made the world’s greatest U-turn. . . . Obviously, the left-hander reads neither newspapers nor listens to the radio.
- ” ” AWAY FROM HOME . .. The Ft. Worth team of the Texas League has its own ideas about spring training... . The Cats are training at Vero Beach, in Florida, far, far from home. . . . 8ix Texas League clubs choose to train in their own state. .. . One other, Tulsa, will base in Louisiana. . , . Four American Association clubs are in Texas and four in Florida... . The champ, Kansas City, is at Lake Wales, Fla. 8.8» PUT THE WOOD TOIT... The Chicago While Sox were in training camp only two days when--they were lectured by Boss Ted Lyons for not banging the horsehide hard enough. « + « Nothing strange about that, though. . . . No baseball manager ever got enough hitting. + » « But the Sox look only a wee bit stronger than last year.
s . ” WELCOME, LONGHORNS... The University of Texas basketball team is scheduled to stop in Indianapolis on March 11 while en route to the National Invitational tournament in New York. . + » The Longhorns will practice here at the Central YMCA between 2:30 and 5 p. m. on their one day in Circle City.
By Frank Wilson
Perhaps we should start this story with - the trite phrase “youth must have its fling. For youth really did have a bright
moment last night at the
Illinois bowling alleys. Eighteen-year-old
Don Mullinix went home from the weekly session of the Link Belt loop with a three-game total of T47 pins, just three timbers under
the season record of 750 set by
ening wi ing 256. ® un » . ey off ‘with a — NS FOX-HUNT 1050—Another ‘of 1g 14 pf] tg 15 ot Owls lost to Bedford at Bedford, |, 34 45 ice up the game for EastNot satisfied with el the 1050" Scratch Classic series Hale, f 9 4 1lcarlson,t 0 3/49-42. rn Ilinoi result he centered an even higher wh re Iallanapolis Shmacke 3 3 Soierat 8 11 So whether Bedford or New|} 400 ™ central varsity wil one of 265. He closed his series Sponsor ts tion| Lavis. € 1 2(Dwan,| o 3 3|Albany survives that early after-| =~... "ny o1imni squad Ys with a 226, will be held at the Fox-Hunt |New. $ 3 3jcuetsre 4 3 3noon struggle, the winner yon't| ion: #7 i y He comes from a bowling fam-|qrives st ting Saturday, March Die 8.t o : 3 3 Napolitano, ¢ ’ ° 1 find the evening's fare exactly lly in which his brother andlya It will continue until thelAndresg 1 1 ilJorgerson,g 1 0 3(88Y pickings. Amateur Basketball . ‘both bowlers of long : : rm — — —| AS for the big game itself, past 3 father are week-end of March 27-28, thus| wqotais 35 13 21] Total 28 13 20 Squirt defeated the Indianapolis Constanding.- He has been bow! six days of competition. ~8core by Periods— records should make New AIDany | ,oryuiory ‘basketball team, 50-38, In the in 1 competition but. three| The provisions of the previous INDIANAPOLIS. 15 31 19. sss the favorite, what with the 33-30|South Side Turiers gym, was'the 26th years, He at the Link Belt| meets, lsldiat Speedway polis... Ides U, 14—e3| win the Bulldogs scored over the|"iory iD 36 eames for Ou sterans Adlant. He is for Berry's $ . RO ; Throws Mi Sid, Hale, | Stonecutters early in the season ministration Hospital, 44 to 38 in the Pp ; and , will hold for a ai smack Smith 3, Lewis, Dwai| gt New Albany. 30th annual Gold Medal basketball tournaLeague. tourney. The entry fee as us Ofticials—Bill Downs and Joe Serafin. Et ward Direct. Merchants. won. over
Marke; of 750 on Feb. 5 in the Universal League at the Pritchett slides.
Previous runners-up were Donimon#y going up the scale to $300 NATIONAL LEAGUE STATE COLLEGES vs. Dillon Bakery, and 9:15, Je Johnson and Johnny Murphy who|it at Re tors enter. ern DIY 1 Pei.|st Jesepi's 58, Valparaiso 56, vs. LGS Spring Clutch. have connected for 746 pins each.| £ combined league average as Aldergon +: jt fiesta Have . utiens Central 69, They Toll for Bowes of March 7 will be used to figure n Nay is 1 Boston College 58, COMES - (overtime). oe ing’s second 700 a midnight, Friday aren 12. All| anes: $28 Withimgion & Jetierson 65, Bethany 6 The Ae 8 was A « AALMFHAL sovevivsisavsscinnnes . » " scored by Dave James, who con-|entries must be accompanied by West rtinia’ 76. “Temple 61. nected for a total of 721 bottlesentry fee, $13.50, or they will not I} palace 5%, SNerior 4b ive. 4, in the Pennsylvania Recreation/be recorded or accepted. Ed 26 .480|Loras 69, St. Norberts 47.
Ferris Food Market, opened his three games with a 257, collected 218 in his second try and went out with a 246. It was his first 700 of the year. With James hitting that 721, the Ferris five engaged in one of the hottest tussles staged this year. Rolling against the Pivot City Ink crew, the Ferris team
hit & three game total of 3000|%"
pins. But they lost. two of the
three tries. Pivot City had a three|¥a
game total of 3061, composed of games of 1046, 945 and 1070. Ferris’ even 3000 came out of games of 1007, 993 and 1000. A total of 6061 pins for both teams.
Leading the Pivot City quintet!
was Dave Parker, who hit a 667. His games were 235, 188 and 244. Another 3000 total was turned in by the Cook's Goldblume Beer
team in the West Side Classic. ¢
They shot a 1004, 1012, 988—3004.
Chuck Markey. Don started the
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Kautskys Run To 1st Triumph
Break Minneapolis Victory String, 83-63 By BILL PITTMAN The Indianapolis Kautskys may never make the National Basketball League playoffs, but they have at least one feather in their collective hat, they broke the 12-game winning streak of the Minneapolis Lakers. The Kautskys found the stride they have been looking for all season last night and thumped the Lakers, 83-63. The Lakers were aided only by the 28point scoring spree held by George Mikan. | | The ice was broken by Mikan| {with a pivot shot, and the Kautskys countered by smothering the backboard with nine points before the Lakers could] tally again. Minneapolis made a good recovery, however, to trail at the first post, 15-13. Everybody in Act In the second period Bill Closs turned on the steam to net four one-handers as everybody got in the act except Fred Lewis and Jim Springer. Mikan kept the Lakers in the game with three baskets and a free throw. Indianapolis scored 21 points in the period to keep the lead at the half, 36-30. In the third period Leo Klier and Hale scored three points on a fielder and a. free toss, then Minneapolis scored eight straight points before Indianapolis tallied again. A pivat shot by Mikan and a charity toss by Jack Dwan tied up the game for the third time at 41-all. The game was again tied at 49-all, but the locals regained the lead and closed the period in front, 55-49. Kautskys’ Inning The Kautskys had their big inning in the final stanza with Bruce Hale hitting the basket from every conceivable angle except flat on his oack. Mikan added two fielders and a couple of charity tosses to bring his evening total to 28 points. Eile was second high man with Last night's game was the first time the Kautskys had beaten the Lakers in six trys, and the win brought them within two games of a tle with 8heboygan for a spot in the playoffs. INDIANAPOLIS (83) Minneapolis (63)
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Bedford-New Albany Clash Tops Regional Schedule
By KURT FREUDENTHAL, United Press Sports Writer The quirk of a tournament schedule will throw two more of southern Indiana's best basketball teams together again this week-end as Bedford and New Albany meet in the first regional tourney game at Jeffersonville. This Saturday, without any preliminaries, Bedford and New Albany will battle it out in a tournament that is hard to figure
out. They meet in an afternoon - game of a session which matches Indiana Central Loses Finale
Seymour and unheralded Mt. St. Francis in the nightcap. On the surface it appears that the winner of that big first game should be able to coast in the finale at night, but the picture is| 1nhdiana Central College closed its regular hardwood season last night with a note of sorrow, they were defeated by Eastern Illinois, 74-69, in the final minutes of the game in the University Heights
more complicated than that. First Regional Mt. St. Francis, of course, is an unknown quantity, It's not only the team’s first regional, this is the first state tournament in which it has participated and must be put down as the underdog. Seymour, the records show, was one of the few teams able to defeat the New Albany Bulldogs this year. The Owls turned the trick Jan. 2 at New Albany, winning 46-39 in what was termed an upset. Three weeks later, the
gym. Greyhound Dwight Swails scorched the cords for 13 field goals and four free throws to take high-point honors and keep his team in the game. Don Glover paced the winners with 10 fielders and four free throws, and could be credited with the win. He tossed in a field goal and a pair of charity tosses in the final sec-
is $13.50, A prize schedule based on 60 e . will award $200 to the nning feam with first
Erler is the tourney secretary and he can be reached for further info at TA-2960.
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McCracken Likes IU Cage Post
BLOOMINGTON, Mar. 3 (UP) —Indiana University basketball Coach Branch McCracken, considered a leading contender for the vacant athletic directorship, said today he didn’t want the job formerly held by Alvin (Bo) McMillin. : : McCracken said he prefered to remain basketball coach, a posi-tion-he has held for seven years. The university’s board of trustees was believed to have McCracken’s name under consideration, along with several others, to succeed McMillin, who resigned to become general manager of the Detroit Lions professional team. But ‘the lanky, hardwood expert said he “sincerely believe the athletic directorship shculd not be combined with the coaching of a major sport.”
Plan Open Discussion
Of Boxing Problems
PEORIA, Ill, Mar. 3 (UP)— Fred Tuerk, a member of the Illinois boxing commission, said today he has asked Chairman Sheldon Clark to invite boxing commissions of all states to meet in Chicago to discuss mutual problems. “The problems that we are facing in Illinois are the problems that face every commission in the United States,” he said. “I think much good could come from -an open’ discussion of those prob-
+ « « perfect plans to elevate the
Basketball Results
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Anderson, Greenfield: To Pile Up Points
Results of Games With Mutual Opponents Doesn't Give Dopesters
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points in three games |38 - - With a good Franklin Township|s! Laiavtie ... wise Fertrile r-. § team as a victim. 53 Marion ...... 51{28 reds This gave Coach Walter Stiers (53 Munole Burris sits a ‘|team an overall won-lost record 25 Now Castle rr 1136 Hapaon a of 11 and 10 for the year going|’® Kokomo -...: 8 o Fosown '.. 41 into the regional. Three of the|ss Logomort .. . al Tiger reverses were by one point|34 ovr Skveuss n and could have gone the other|so Shortridge .. 5 Wana De - 4 way just about as easily. 33 Muncly sees 3028 Lawrence ©... 49 Go for Big Scores * 38 Prankfort Te Morristown 3 Anderson, playing in the rugged|36 New Castie .. 0 Sectional" ** North Central Conference cOm-|s3 Besdimon Fructis Tey. 3 petition, also tended to lofty to-{56 Pt. Wayne C. 83/47 Fortville ™ a tals and the Tribe wound up with 5, ona! wh TEREON |
13 won and 10 lost as regionaltime approaches.
mutual foes don’t clarify the situation much.
Blue Devils by 37-28. The Indians
ton in the sectional, 42-40, after. winning a 63-55 season game. Greenfield beat the Irish of Pendleton by 15 points, so that doesn’t leave the dopesters much to figure on. The coaches are friendly rivals from 'way back. Stiers was with a Shelbyville team in the 1935 finals which Anderson defeated, and Lambert played with that edition of the Indians. : Stiers se as an assistant under 8 p Englehart at Greenfield for two years back in 1942 and 1943, then took over as head coach in the fall of 1943. He was in the Navy for a couple of years and then came back to assume charge in the Tiger camp. In Second Season Lambert is in his second season as head man of the Indiana. He played at Southern California after getting out of high school, and also did a stint of pro ball on the West Coast. | The starters will stack up about evenly in regard to height and size in the opener. Anderson has been using Gene Wilson and Dick Peck at forwards, Russell Smith at center, and Bob Rousey and either Fred Cunningham or Dan Schuyler as guards. Wilson is a sophomore younger brot'her of Jumpin’ Johnny Wilson, Anderson College star.. Rousey was the third leading scorer in the North Central Conference and is the team’s top point-getter. Lambert stresses good ball handling and fundamentals, so the team doesn’t lack in polish and class. For Greenfield, the starting assignments usually are drawn by
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Comparative scores against! Rohrman, Center John Dickman ds Eld z Meri Anderson won and Gusids are Oe apf 2a Jia rom Sho e 50-44, while the mar Tigers lost an early one to the mh Eanddh ui
to or above
The reserves of either team
had trouble in defeating Pendle- aren’t world-beaters, but th ey can
fill in capably in an emergency. Seemingly, a battle for points is in prospect for the first game, so it might be well to post early storm warning to jittery fans with weak tickers to just skip it, They certainly won't get much relief when Washington and Speedway tangle in the second one.
Longson Retains
Wrestling Crown
“Wild Bill” Longson, of Salt Lake City, retained his National Wrestling Association crown last night in the Armory as the mat fans watched from behind SRO signs; Longson won a two-out-of-three fall victory from Bobby Managoff of Chicago. The Utah grappler showed the form of a springboard champion as he dove over the ropes in the first heat, but came
breaker and toe hold: - * In the second frame he again took a dive over the ropes to come back and be pinned by Managoff with a dropkick and press in nine minutes. Longson took the third fall with a flying tackle and press. Jimmy James, Houston, Tex, and Lefty Pacer, "Cleveland, battled to a draw in the prelim inary match. In the second match the crowd hissed the villain and: cheered the hero as Mike (Hero) Mazurki ed to a victory over Joe
Forwards Tom Roberts and ‘Dave
groan: (Villain) Dusek in 21 minutes.
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Langston U. 71, Lincoln’ 61. James Millikin 63, Quincy 39. Southern Illinois 60, Western Illinois 47. St. Louis U. 68, Tulsa 48. Richmond 69, Randolph Macon 68 Sam Houston Stuie 84, Trinity (Tex.) 65. | Oregon 73, Washington State 54
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INDIANAPOLIS 83, Minneapolis 63. Rochester 66, Toledo 50
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~~ By United Press HOLLYWOOD, Mar. Crosby, part owner of purgh Pirates, was el put in his first appeara season at the team’s camp here today. Crosby phoned Man Meyer yesterday, “I wat out, so be sure to have to fit me.” TUCSON, Ariz.—Pitc Lemon, Ed Klieman, Al Ed Garcia were schedul today in the Cleveland first intra-squad seven - game of thé season. The game will pit the t the rookies an
followed with a long dr Greenberg is. still wor with the Tribe, but th indication that he has si
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PASADENA, Cal.—Te manager of the Chica; Sox, said today he would clusively to a rookie Ii the Sox opening exhibit with the Chicago Cubs n
end. Rookie outfielder Gus pointed up Lyons’ anno yesterday by swatting home runs in batting dri PHOENIX, Ariz, —% Mel Ott of the Ney Giants had praise to the work so far shown by rookie pitcher Ki Gowan, left-hander fro; cross, Ga. McGowan, 27 years o 17 games and lost 11 li for Minneapolis. ' CIUDAD TRUJILLO, can: Republic—Elwyn (FP Roe, southpaw - pitcher from the Pittsburgh Pir: ing the winter, was on lines at the Brooklyn training camp today wit jured ankle. The injury, suffered: first day of training, was lieved serious, SAN, BERNARDINO, Manager Zack Taylor of Louis Browns planned a I ————————————