Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 March 1948 — Page 16
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Head Quartet Billed Here Next Saturday:
Meeting of Pair at Night Would Be Court
‘Natural’—Officials for Meets Are Announced
By BOB STRANAHAN
Politicians, who always are pausing to “look at the record,” would have a field day with the statistics of th to Indianapolis next. Saturday for the semifin At first glance, Lawrenceburg, with a r and a single defeat, would look like a “shoo-in.” But wait, there's | more than meets the eye. Namel
Anderson. Granted that Coach Bud Bateman has a worthy representative from Lawrenceburg to be the only returning team to the local semifinal meet. The Tigers finally wound up with a vote of confidence from a lot of sports writers, who picked them as co-favorites with Evansville Central to win the 1948 championship. And a lot of nice things have been written about Lawrenceburg’s polished play. Champs Nipped Cubs But the Madison mark, even with its three setbacks, is more imposing than that of Lawrenceburg since the Cubs seem to have met stiffer opposition. One of the Madison defeats was by three points to Lawrencéburg in the fourth game of the season. This one the Cubs avenged very neatly in the season's finale when they shattered Lawrenceburg's long winning streak, : The other two losses were to Shelbyville and to Franklin. The state champs nipped the Cubs by a point in a game which could Just as easily have turned out the other way. Franklin's Grizzly Cubs won by a threepoint margin later in the season. The oddsmakers figure that Madison will defeat Anderson in the opener on Saturday and that Lawrenceburg will get past Crawfordsville in the nightcap. That would throw the two Southeastern Indiana rivals into the title game at night and would be a “natural,” if there ever was one. Tourney Tradition Anderson, in spite of the won 15-lost 10 record of the Indians, cannot be discounted. Coach Keith Lambert's team got by a fine Washington team in the reglonal here after an uphill fight with Greenfield. The Indians
drop Side
the Indiana H
ing scorers of
Thursday.
Bill Tibbetts,
Coach George (Bud) man said Bonfer became iil in the regional final, played only part of the game and was taken home from the gym with a high temperature.
e four teams coming al tourney at Butler. | ecord of 23 victories
y, Madison, Crawfordsville and
Lawrenceburg Star Is Out of School
Gene Bonfer, one of the ead-
the Lawrence-
burg Tigers, was out of school Yesterday because of a stomach disorder and was not expected to join the squad before
Bate-
regular Tiger
center, is lest to the squad because of a broken hand. will not be back for any of the tournament but Bonfer is expected to play here Saturday.
He
tourney. He has three veterans from last season's team, Dan Houston, Jim 8mith and Toliver Kennedy, but the Athenians have been in and out all year, They were the first to crack Garfield, then turned around and dropped a pair of decisions in a holiday tourney.
The Crawfordsville sni pers
Commissioner
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poured it on Indianapolis Washington, 62-36, just a few weeks later, but two weeks after that ped a 40-25 decision te South of Ft. Wayne. 1 they've “on,” could cause anguish for Lawren burg. If not, th at have only token t into the title g finals,
they apparently
e Tigers might rouble in getting ame of the semi-
L. V. Phillips of Association He School Athletic oun NN. Phillips, Walter Gil liam E,
Thurston, Wil-
Pointer and Clyde Castle
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Indianapolis
them and a season of rough, He listed tough competition in the North as follows: he, other assignments Central Conference. They don't BLOOMINGTON = Marvin fold easily. = {Todd, Jack ‘Neal, Jim Crowe na adisoh ye huey will| and George Bénder ve superior to the boys| LAFA J from Madison County to win.|Roland Baker po, Btteman,
The Cubs can’t expect to do it on luck.
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It was Dotty Cimmerman’s season.
She then worked her way to a high 263 center effort. Her final game was a 220. It was her 10th honor count of the campaign. She takes over second place in local standi in three game totals. Pat Striebeck’s 725 and Lou Early's even T00 were the other two high tallies of the season. Also in the Classic, Gert Rhodes scored her ninth honor series of «the season. Cornering games of 230, 179 and 198, Gert hit a 607. “She is the captain of the Yaver Men's Shop quintet. The Yaverettes worked team games of 939, 906 and 983 for a 2828 total. Mechanics hit games of 884, 935 and 969 for a 2788. Beulah Maners scored a 599 while subbing on the Yaver team, Top male bowler for the evening was Francis Hatley who
Dotty Cimmerman Gets Firs
By FRANK WILSON
night last night. The little Me-
chanics Laundry spinner came through with the first 700 of her career and the third seven collected by Indianapolis women this
Rolling in the Indianapolis Ladies Classic League at the Penn lanes, Dotty hit a 715 series. She started the evening with a 232.
shore Country Club Mixed group. Honor counts also were turned in by Dick Nolan, 266-221-171— 658, for J. D. Eastman in the Fraternal League at the Illinois alleys; Bob Dehne, 221-235-200— 6856, for Foxworthy Ford in the American Legion Classic at Indiana; Roy Wischmeyer, 199-189-268656, for Morgan's Restaurant in the South Side Businessmen’s ' gathering; Otto Noffke, 188-235-232—6535, for the Indians in the Evangelical League at Pritchett’s; Roy Weiper, 214-235-201—650, for Consolidated Finance in the St. Joan of Are American League at Uptown, and Joe Markey, 224-212-214—850, for Bell Télephone Post No. 134 in the American Legion Classic. Bell Telephone Post No. 134 had a 3039 series on games of 1032, 1021 and 986.
” " ” ABOUT THE LADIES — New officers elected at the annual meeting of the Women’s Indianapolis Bowling Association were Mabel England, vice president; Frances Snyder, secretary, and Hilda Geldmeier, sergeant-at-arms. Executive board members are Elizabeth Pfeilschifter, Judy Hindel, Frences Deer, Wilena Hansen, Louanna Early, Dorothy Erler, Skeets Kberts, Frances
1st Season's Records i. parked, a 851 tor Hicloman Diss Of st Ga n the Court House loop at Penn. oS me Rivals . Of 2d Game Teams His games were 257, 225 and 199. 83 eld ... : y ABQ) 2 8 VornGEBURG, 25 PrArOROS VILLE Topping the South Side BusinessBn Now Castle . Goltes et 5 Franklin .... 25)60 Noblorente 43/men’s loop in the Sport Bow! was 26 InasHe ov. wrenosburg. 48(1 AUrora .....0 3344 Lebanon 33 Henry Stumph with a 661 on 33 Mites Loh: Hi iris 3300 Madison. 49/3 Grecucastie . ©0lgames of 188, 248 and 227. Heo 52 Muncie Burris a tohell ..... 34/58 Hagiion wavs 4 Brazil ... 34/8 » 24 . Pincie Burrs I 3060 Greensnornon 1451 Bloomington | 3¢/Tolls for Dillon's Office Equip25 “New Castle Holiday, Feuriey Halldsy Toweney | ngiidey Gorneld 48| ment. 8 Kokomo ., Now any .. Ma Kort oN ernon 20ise Michigan city ss) Ed Stevenson solved the 3 DSPORE. +, ae “at Sear * N48. Puanslors #4|Pritchett-Hunt and O'Grady : tiaburg .. 20/38 W. Lafayett slides for a 660 on games of 225 50 Indpls. Tech 133/88 B hy ayette. 33 8 ) 3 Shoriridge 3438 Aurora oT": $913% Clinton Riley’ 35214 and 221. He rolls for Blue $3 Muncie aedies Qaim, : nia Len Vernon i tH] ndpla, Wash. 36 Ribbon Ice Cream in the Lakei Ete gah ff Rl hE Blass Rasylts in Bowlin 3 New Castle + 4 3 Hagerstown | 41{49 Marhinevilie + 8 o B Marin i L3a[08. Jmol WT Attiea 0 50 900 BOWLERS (MEN) 55 Ft. Wayne O. 83(36 . 1 13 Lhtayette a Francis Hatley, Court House ........, 681 MM ptstional Han 37a Sectional ctional Henry Stumph, South Side Bus. Men.. 661 43 Pendleton ... 40/81 Lexington... 31|eg Puiitore hee HiT New Market .. 35/84 Stevenson, Lakeshore C. C. Mixed 680 54 Markievilie + 47167 Bcotts uTg «oc 448 Aurora Ill] 36/51 Ladoga ...... 41|Bob Dehne. yoo Legion Classic pr 30 Greenfield ... 38/65 Greensburg .. 38 Regi 57 Waynetown '.. 30|Roy Wischmeyer. South Side Bus. Moc eae 45 TIndpls. Wash, 41/55 Columbus 041 Naps ional. + ante Da Regional 5 Otto Noftke, Svangelical Are Notices: 88 Won 15, Lost 10 Won 22, Lost 46 Connersville. 36152 Attica |.’ 8loee Markey, American” Legion Clam 830 We ut 1 Won 18, Lost 8. y
New Keller in Majors
COLLEGE PARK, Md. March|
9—(UP)—Hal Keller, brother of New York Yankee outfielder Charlie - Keller, has joined the Washington Senators. Young Keller starred for the University of Maryland baseball team in 1944.
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Amateur Tennis League To Meet Thursday
The Indianapolis Amateur Tennis League is planning to resume operations during the coming spring and summer months and an organiaztion meeting will be held Thursday night at City Hall
Andy Bicket, TATL director, said that about 50 additional players are needed to round out the yO Several teams already, Herma have signed. Players have been invited to attend t meeting or communicate with
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YOU SIT OVER HERE—Officials of the four competing schools in -next Saturday's semifinal basketball tourney examine a seating plat of the Butler Fieldhouse held by Athletic Director Charles P. Dagwell of Tech, tourney manager. They picked up the precious pasteboards yesterday. Left to right: H. P. Harrison, superintendent at Lawrenceburg: Dagwell, H. T. McCullough, athletic co-ordinator at Crawfordsville: Connor K. Salm, principal at Madison high school, and Merle Coffin, ticket manager
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ROLLS BIG SCORE—Dotty Cimmerman rolled the third 700 series for Indianapolis women bowlers this season last night when she connected for 715 in the Classic League at the Pennsylvania alleys.
thy Lilly, Frances Sullivan, Edna Mae n, Mary Baringer, Elizabeth Hausman, Margaret Hoffhein ahd Helen Dysert. It was announced at the meeting that next year’s city tourney will be split between PritchettHunt and O’Grady’s and the new Iaria’s Bowling Lanes. The east side slides will be the scene of the team event while Iaria’s will host the doubles and singles.
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Basketball Results
Columbia 73, Cornell 68 Alderson Broaddus 57, Salem 49. Glenville 83, Shepherd 43. Olivet 44, Assumption 42. Oklahoma 56, Kandas State 51%.
Kautskys Play Packer Cagers At Fieldhouse
“ SPORTS ROUNDUP
By EDDIE
Keep Faint For Playoffs Alive Their chances for getting in the National League playoffs still faintly alive, the Indianapolis Kautskys tangle with the Anderson Ps
Indianapolis now is two games
and could pick up half a game itonight with a victory over An-
derson. Coach Bruce Hale's charges expected . trouble from the red
hot Packers, however, for they demonstrated last night that they are in high gear with a 9962 league record victory over Syracuse, The victory placed the Packers one game behind Rochester for the division lead. Both teams have six games left to play. Zollners Gain Ft. Wayne also gained a’ halfgame on the idle Royals by tripping Flint, 54 to 51. In the only other league game Minneapolis topped Sheboygan, 65 to 55. Anderson held the Nationals to two field goals in the first quarter and jumped to a 28-10 lead. Anderson spread its wild attack, with Frank Brian's 18 points taking honors. Minneapolis was forced into an overtime by the Redskins, but poured in the baskets for a 10point win. Paul Cloyd of Sheboygan tied it up at 53-all as the regular time ended. George Mikan, Laker center, racked up 30 points to run his season total to 1039.
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I” Anderson 99, Syracuse 62.
Pt. Wayne 54, Flint 81. ; . yAinneapaits 65, Sheboygan 55 (overe).
NEXT GAMES TONIGHT—Anderson at INDIANAPOLIS; Rochester at Tri-Cities.
Mazurki, Thesz Wrestle Tonight
An all-heavyweight lineup of three bouts will feature wrestling action at’ the Armory tonight, with movie actor “Iron Mike” Mazurki, of. Hollywood, slated to face Lou Thesz, of St. Louis, in the headline attraction. Felix Miquet, 260-pound European champion, will make his first Indianapolis appearance in the semi-windup when he tackles 250-pound Warren Bockwinkel,
Two more St. Louis products will battle in the first event at
Local Boxers Triumph In Windy City Bouts
Three Indianapolis boxers scored victories at the Marigold Gardens in Chicago last night,
Al Johnson, state light heavyweight champ, stopped Bobby Dawn, 162, of Detroit, in the third round and lightweight Bob Bea-
liams of Chicago in the third,
champ, decisioned Jack Biddle of Detroit in six.
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Boudreau is refrom Oscar Melillo, Mel Harder, George Susce, Hollis Thurston, Hank Greenberg and Tris Speaker . . . Thurston is working with McKechnie and Ruel on the pitchers, Speaker instructs the hitters and outfielders, Melillo coaches the infielders, Susce is the physical training professor and Harder and Greenberg handle general assignments. . It's a mass concentration of jase-ball-brains. ... Boudreau is starting his seventh season as Cleveland playing manager.
= " = WE CAN USE HIM... Look for the Pirates to send Pitcher Jim Kleckley to the Indianapolis Indians. . . . He won 20 games and lost six with Spartanburg of the Class B Tri-State League last yeat and is making a good showing in the Bucs’ camp in California. . ~. Kleckley stands 6 feet 4 inches and weighs 200 pounds. . . . He is not quite ready for the majors. 2 o ” » - BACK IN HARNESS ,... The new freshman baseball coach at Fordham University is none other than the oldt{imer, Dick Rudolph, one of the three pitchers who sparked the 1914 Boston Nationals in their sensational climb from
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World Series victory in four straight over the Athletics. . . . Jack Coffey, an oldtime Indianapolis infielder, Fordham’'s athletic director, appointed Rudolph to his staff, 2 : 2 =» = BEARING DOWN ... Man-_ ager Billy Southworth has moved the curfew hour for the Boston Braves up from midnight to 11:30, by which time the players are to be in their rooms and lights out. . . . We didn’t know that Bradenton, Fla, had enough night life to tempt the athletes. . . . This is the camp in which a player reported he was made ill by the heat the first week of March.
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