Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 March 1948 — Page 18
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By BOB STRANAHAN Approximately 39,000 basketball fans will jam Hoosierdom's
four semifinal step in the coronation of ‘plon.
ums tomorrow afternoon and night for the
the 1948 state high school cham-
Butler's spacious Fieldhouse, capable of caring for nearly 15,000,
will house the biggest crowd as Anderson, Madison, Crawfordsville
and Lawrenceburg bid for a spot in the “Big Four.” Bloomington can accomodate close to 9000 in the I. U. field“house, Lafayette another 7600 in _the Purdue building and Muncie about 7200. All tickets long since have been sold and were at a premium today, but there will be very little scalping. IHSAA regulations in the distribution of the coveted _pasteboards will see to that. Tickets are sold only through managers of the tourneys in the four sites and through high school principals. Of course there .will be considerable resale at night by followers of the losers,
stances will be reasonable. “Games On Air
For those who weren't able to procure tickets there will be radio broadcasts emanating from each of the four semifinal centers. “Here in Indianapolis, four sta“tions * will air play-by-play accounts of the three games. * ‘Madison's classy Cubs, a vet~eran squad and with some of the -gtate’s finest talent, play the An--derson Indians in the opener here sat 1:15 o'clock and have been inthe handicappers as an
teams competing here. “Coach Ray Eddy, a former ‘Purdue athlete, brought his team Jato Indianapolis for one workon the Butler court earlier week and sald yesterday the won't be hack in town tomorrow. Anderson {isn't ted & drill on the floor ce the Indians played here in regional.
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school most of this week. Crawfordsville nad three casualties, one of /them serious. Coach Lloyd (Bill) Chase is expected to use one of his certified alternates in place of a regular forward, Jim Smith, who has been {ll all week and under care of a physician. Dick Graham, a guard, also has been out of school part of this week and Toliver Kennedy, Negro ace of thé Athenians, has been nursing a heavy cold. Both latter players definitely will be available for Saturday, however.
Central Is Favored
Evansville Central, for the past three years a definite contender but never a champion, will be a slight favorite in the meet at Bloomington which shapes up as the most attractive of any of the four and will draw Commissioner L. V. Phillips of the IHSAA as one of the spectators.
The Bears were picked by Hoosier sports writers as cofavorites with Lawrenceburg to capture the title this year. They're a nine-point choice over Bloomington in the opener in the eyes of the handicappers. New Albany's big Bulldogs are selected by six points over Jasper and the Wildcats’ tricky zone defense, but there could be some surprises in the Bloomington meet and Coach Tabby O'Neill of Jasper might be the fellow to produce one. He ranks among the best in his profession. Marion Crawley, producer of successive champs at Washington, is attempting to lead Lafayette back Into the charmed circle after an absence of 32 years and his Broncos are the choice of most of the dopesters at Purdue. Lafayette Is Cholce Lafayette is a three-point choice over Hammond in the first game while South Bend Central rates a similar edge over Peru in the second. Here, again, upsets could happen and either of the “underdogs” appears quite capable of achieving them. Muncie Central will be the only host team actually playing on its own court and the Bearcats of Coach Arthur Beckner, a former Indiana ~ University all-Confer-ence player, are favored to adJance to the final four on Mar.
Undefeated Chester Townsiip, which has captured the fancy
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CRAWFORDSVILLE'S PRIDE —These Athenians will represent Crawfordsville high school in the semifinal round of the state basketball tourney here tomorrow. Front. row (left to right): Toliver Kennedy, Howard Zachary, Phil Francis, Karl
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Coach—George (Bud)s Bateman Player S—Jerry Gordon ...oesevocsenns 4—William Tibbetts ...ccovvvnse 5—William Jones ...coovvsensnns 6—Roger Kittle ...ccco0000vnses T—Robert Cooley .ccosvesseeves 8—James Eckstein ........o0.¢ 9-—-Tom McCool ssssisescesenne 10-William Tonne .....ccsvseeve 11—John Brunner ....cceveveeees
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Hoosier Netters Advance in Meet
Indiana State Reaches
Tourney Semi-finals
KANSAS CITY, Mo., Mar. 12 (UP)—Indiand State Teachers of
versity of St. Paul tonight in the first semi-final game of the National Assoelation of Intercollegiate Basketball tournament. The University of Louisville and Xavier of Cincinnati clash in the other semi-final contest. The finals will be played tomorrow. Louisville was regarded as the outstanding contender today after eliminating Beloit, Wis. College, 85 to 76, with a powerful offensive last night. Johnny Orr of Beloit scored 31 points, a new individual high for the tournament, but it was not enough to match the second half scoring drive of Glenn Combs, Jack Coleman and Deward Compton, Louisville's main guns. Xavier entered the semi-finals
(Minn.) Teachers, runner-up, 62 to 50. Hamline was forced to use
last year's
campaign of theto come of retirement, p God dra un hal hers «vary o” wetll DFO UC will begin appro- Weights In the gruat-ane 4 ; priately on game. es » a Patrick's Day, FROM O eo Reiser ° next Wednesday, International Amateur Boxing Followii Of SDI Pra EA Interns. CTUDAD T tice in the Golden Gloves mateh jp cher, Who has | ity of the Golden Chicago, Apr. 13... The oye three-card mont: Dome, ... seas boys will méet the Wes. ers Pete Rel Twelve mono-| ern Golden Gloves aces and ig? the 1947 squad wil be abse i sell, a which means Leahy will be con- ta fl, 3 on a two
fronted with a deep problem...
since the absentees will include ner.
Johnny Lujack, quarterback, and; cago. | # Connor and Ziggie Cza-| ’ gT. PETERS robski, stalwart tackles. . . .|. JHE INVADERS Manager Bucky
by a 1-to-0 vic york Yankees O Cards yesterday outfielder - Charl be able to reti n Apr. 1. ° Keller missed son with spinal also announced Joe DiMaggio Ww ame for the fir
The tackle positions will present a real task for Coach Leahy to plug inasmuch as Casper Urban and George Sullivan, replacements for Connor and Czarobski, are also being A June. . . . To say tha ujack will be ‘missed is saying Fiyyelent--F. Madjloch, C: only half of it, but Frank Tri- bg a. pucka is believed good enough to| AB myeight — W. Lenihan come close to filling Johnny’s|‘re and.
Belgium holding two pl apiece. , . . Italy and Czechs slavakia have one each on th team. . , . The lineup:
shoes. . . « Among the 1948 tackle! Featherweight—Peter Magu day against the prospects are Ralph McGehee, Tratand, x » Ted Budynkiewies and John Fal * ighitsighi=—Umberio de Car. BRADENTO lon. . . . Incidentally, look for|™" : y Sain, an attendance sellout when the vo olterwelght---Char les Hume x Boston 1 Irish play Indiana in Blooming- ante, staff, was sla ton, Nov. 6 . . . Notre Dame's .- eweight — Leon Nowa § workout today home card calls for Purdue, Sept. ape: long holdout. * 25; Michigan State, Oct. 9; North-| ght eavyweight—V. L. Host, fi Sain, a 20-8
western, Nov. 13, and the Uni-/ H . i versity of Washington of Seattle, eavyweight—H. Bothy, py. Nov. 27. glum.
~ ” ” AT THE KEYSTONE ,.. Shortstop Eddie Miller, obtained from Cincinnati, is regarded by Manager Ben Chapman as the key man of the
the last two s autographed h terday. Follow the signing of Nanny Fernal mony brought under contract. been assigned Milwaukee far
” ” 8 BARNA THINS OUT. ,, Minneapolis Millers have two berts trying out for the first base post, Andy and Tookie, , ou Xt you are interested, a dispatch from the Millers’ training
The Gil
Phillies. . . . Ben not only be- camp in ASS lieves he now has the best field- Sanford, Fla., pointed out tha Ameriesn » ing keystone combination in ign a arna, the slugging out the National League in Miller |f€lder, has shed his bay window] SARASOTA,
and Emil Verban, but thinks they will also help the pitching staff. . . . They can make that double play to choke off rallies.
» » ” COLLEGE ACE... Big league scouts would like to grab off the University of Illinois’ star pitcher, Marv Rotblatt, southpaw. . . . This Chicago lad refuses to fall for the pro offers, however, and
« + « Incidentally, the Minneapolis the Boston Red club still is searching for a stand. for the coming out Swedish ball player. . , , gyfibe supplied tod would be a super box office at Manager Joe traction in the Mill City, against the St
= Sox’ first e THEY REALLY HIT, ., the
the year. Two stars in modern big league The lineup d
history batted .400 or higher flCarthy was—s and failed to lead the league Jl Bobby Doerr, 2 in batting. ... They were Sho. ss: Johnny Pi
First Champs Will Watch Athenians Play
ts CRAWFORDSVILLE, Mar. 12— Crawfordsville High School won
Dickerson, Don Huston and Jim Smith: rear row, Coach Lloyd (Bill Chase, Frank Gardner, Dick Graham, Den Froedge and Student Manager Eddie Clifton.
Kautsky Playoff Stock Worth Considerably More
The banks aren't rushing for any first mortgage on anticipated playoff cash, but the Indianapolis Kautsky's chances did seem a lot brighter today.
Developments in the National League fast night which saw the
stalling tactics to defeat Manhattan College of New York, 60 to {51, in the opening game of the quarter-final round. The New Yorkers had to finish the game with only three players on their team after six men had fouled out in trying to break up the Hamline stall. In the fourth duarter-final game, Indiana State came back strong after trailing San Jose (Cal.) State College, 34 to 26, at
will be back hurling for the Illini this spring. . . . He won 10 games in 1047 and was never defeated. « « Wallie Roettger, former big leaguer, is Botblatt's coach. , . . Illinois won the Big Nine title last year.
» #o ” MAN WORKING ... A St. Paul ice hockey writer lost six teeth and had five stitches taken in his lower lip when socked by a puck on the fly.
less Joe Jackson, who hit A WW Matt Batts, c in 1911, losing out for the , w crown to Ty Cobb, who batiet B= A420 . . . and Cobb, himsel, J PRESCRIP Whdse A401 average in 192: ; a to top George Sisler’s 420 achievement, . KEE 2 2 = | SECOND DIVISION DIET, OT The four major league clu doing their spring training California are second-divisio
the first state hi~% school basketball tourney back in 1911 and four members of that squad will watch the current Athenians try to carry on in the 1048 meet at Indianapolis tomorrow, The artet of ex-champions is composed of Grad Chadwick, Montgomery County auditor;
Halemen turn in a workmanlike, 74-68 decison over Rochester's Royals and Sheboygan lose. to Tri-Cities by two points left the
two foes in a deadlock for the fourth spot in the Western Divi sion of the league. The team finally finishing fourth will get into the post-season series. Certainly the odds now favor the Kautsks. They have two—
four Kautskys got 20 to keep Indlanapolis in front, 54-51. The issue remained in doubt until the final period was more than half gone, then a couple of clutch baskets by Glamack and
the end of the first half. The Hoosiers won, 59-52. Controlling the rebounds and hitting ' consistently during the second half, Indiana State tied it up midway in the period and went on to win going away. Duane Klueh was high for Indiana State with 19 points, three
outfits“and some hard-boiled fans out there have been casting wise cracks. . .. The 8t. Louis Browns finished last in the AL last year and the Pittshurgh Pirates tied ll eh Chicago White Sox were sixth! CAN'T STAY AWAY ., , Js» The Chicago Cubs and the Bronko Nagurski, the Minnesota the Phillies for last in the NL giant has returned to the wrest- Place finishers,
+ +» He forgot to keep his eye on the ball, or disc. . . . Writers who sit near the ice might try wearing a bird cage over their Keads,
W { Klier put the Kautskys into a safe n his e, b the ra of the handi-|of the fans, meets Portland in|pen Movers, operator of a Uraw- and possibly three—more home|, of Flo 5 ONCE bh 80 more tha teammate, Bo Pappers, on the basis of) the opener and the boys from the so deville coal yard; Hugh Miller 83Mes and Sheboygan has four| fod SHC “16¥ P oki ar [Royer Juore o Sondisteney Juring § the pas Jieele township school are picked of the Indiana Printing Co., and remaining on the road. The Kaut- mary: ‘ . | C y two po over the Panthers. Cleo Sha t dealer h skys play here next Tuesday and ® ipeak strength for the encounter. The handicappers figure that W.a He or Jere. |Wednesday against Sheboygan| Xeutskys (70) Roshaster, 148) | TTS Coach "(Bud They'll be in Crawfordsville's g 5 1 of gh . ach George ( ) Muncie is a six-point choice in and Anderson. Then on Thursday |Klier, 4 4[Cervi, t 75 3 ° of Lawrenceburg lost the derv-|the second game over a surpris-|Section of the Butler Fieldhouse |i, 0. 1 oot Flint in Chicago. If the| Jb! 8 1 5Daviést 2 1 4 : does of clever Bill Tibbetts, cen-|ing Monroeville team which came i When Spe Surrent team iy or league clubs agree, a post- a Skr9 3 3 g es 3 i ; At Indiana Post THERE ARE Rér, due to ‘hand and the|through the rugged Ft. Wayme plays rene ws n Ne Bec" poned game with Toledo prob-| Sie: 3 8-Sepmne § 33 (SUND AY. MARCH 28th ) : . rs 't expect ‘Gene Bonfer|sectional and’ the regional at{0nd game of ihe tourney, lably will be added to the home Springer,s 0 0 I Johnson,e -1 1 § ’ {#0 bs at his best because of ill: Huntington. : save, Slagenek dow at Indaba schedule on Mar. 22. Dierg =~ 0 0 Radict 103! BLOOMINGTON, Mar. 12 — : i i a : i “ TL S t 1 6 the first title 92 Lolletn Spaghe Risen’s. Father Ill SR Ber nl re had Aen R Figures on the swee |e eo Aevmntng e J mn = wate wih be bel [F YOU- NEED Weg +o. The point totals of regional winners, and how th ir off : Kautokvs ..x..o- 6 1 0 N-u : Hr a cnis OF Tetio E41, how they a eavy pettin Fieldhouse last night was the|Regioigs ©". 5 18 in Vicablelected today to remain as assist: A SAFE PLACE pie EY A : : tact that they didn’t get t 2, Duncan 5, Holzman, Klier, Hale, Nagy, [ant athletic director at Indiana A NEw SUIT . WHO DON a AT BLOOMINGTON (Indiana Fieldhouse) : act that they n't get to see Glamack, Clas 3. University under Paul (Pooch) — a G TP OP Av. OpAv. Av.Dif. Arnold Risen perform in a| Officla—Ward and 'Downsh oo |Harrell. | Boomngorrn ot 3 WT" “Backs Gordan fmm Sem he cosa promeraio, Todena's toe | See the TAILOR SHOP ors (VBe ssisnnuenssnnees B 240 173 48 35 13 NEW YORK, Mar. 12—Marcel pital here where his father was NATIONAL LEAGUE university to accept the same Clothes in LEON S$ / ‘New Albany ARNT ® a 158 - 81 22. |Cerdan middleweight champion taken following a sudden illness WESTERN DIVISION position hii the professional Ready-to Put-On SEI rie APO 4 ’ L.. Pet. . *10=ruiAnderson vs. 5 254 ot i il 8 of Europe, and young Lavern this dhe WT Marin MIDDEapOls vserscrasreeess 5 i Coe ator Harrell was : MONARC aa Sseasasansses Roach, ex-Marine from Plain-/ad come up trom Kentucky tO Tri-Cities ........iveessees 28 491 Department , . . , ain ‘ ' MadiSOn .cv.ivaiineieness 5 342 180 U8 36 32 | lew, Tex. will meet tomorrow Watch his son play. Oshkosh i” 3 j52ischeduled to meet with the Lrawionaville VB svsanese 4 8 a o 87 14 night at Madison Square Garden| It if doubtful if Risen would {sheboygan ~~ ............. 22 34 .393|school s hosrd of Hoagace Joday w tive Tusk what | ERT RUN 31 20 in the first important interna- Nave made any difference last EASTERN DIVISION concerning the appointment of a e may have just what you | q » AT MUNCIE (Central Fieldhouse) tional fight of 1948. [night as the Kautskys rang up Apa L 7g head Joorhal i I have been looking for at a se { { i | Anderson Jd . . > artiang VB cosnssnsnssses 5 278 185 55 87 18 In heavy betting, veteran Cer-|their first victory over Rochester | gochester 13 ailexpected to be announced as a price you can afford to pay DIAMONL “Chester TWP. «..cosseseess 8 385 252 56 42 14 | dan of Casablanca, Morocco, was|in league play this season. The|Ft. Wayne 34 382] It of the meeting, as the main ; i Muncie Central vs. ........ 6 817 219 53 87 16 favored at 11-5 to beat his 22- home boys weren't going to be|I0}d, BE ee HE an {and ws have 1s ha fore SPORTING @ Monroeville sesanesensieees 8 270 216 45 36 9 year-old opponent in their 10- denied in this one and they|(Flint .................... ed 48 3/00 pos hy th Tar bate good). All styles . . . many 8 oa AT LAFAYETTE (Purdue Fieldhouse) ji hag ai Severed] pIAvEd it eraftily and smartly to| RESULTS, LAR neste 68. want. patterns! Necessary altera- CArLA SPOIU VB: essernnssnnseesess 8 205 101 49 32 17 erdan, » ‘was favore 0 win. Anderson 71, Flint 51. em eet eter . 3 LRT “Mouth Bend Central ....... 5 ' 254 205 51 a1 10 |Win his fourth United States’ Hale handled his team well| Iri-Clties 83, Sheboygan 51. Basketball Results tions will be made by a. “Lafayette Jeff vs. «....... 6 .358 212 59 35 24 (fight because of his greater ex- and came up with 13 points him- Association of America te Tuuitatin. Tritanient LEON'S TAILORS without HAMMON +.oaviiienereaae 8 230 222 48 37 g |perience and his superior punch. {self before reing whistled out of| Philadelphia 92, St Louis 4. St. Louis 9, -Bowling Green 83. [ In 102 professional scraps, the action on personals. Haimeze SNEXT GAMES Western Kentucky 6, Lasalle 61. delay!
ABC Opener Best Since 1st Tourney
- DETROIT, Mar. 12 (UP)— “Bowlers in the American Bowling . ‘Congress tournament set their ‘sights a good deal higher today as they attempted to better the ‘sensational opening-day. score of 2896 posted by the Ir. Pepper team of Charleston, W. Va. + + Statisticians said *he Dr. Pep«per five’s total was une of the “highest opening cards turned in Since the tournament was begun 45 years ago. . . The West Virginia team started out with an 890 game, followed it “With a sensational 1042 and closed ‘With 946. The team’s average on the new lanes was nearly 50 pjns “per game higher than their aver«age on their home floor. A record-breaking field of teams from 943 cities in 42 states, Alaska, Canal Zone, Honolulu and Stockholm, Sweden, is «entered in the 80-day marathon and approximately $500,000 is ‘offered in prizes. 2 A limit of 59 days has been ‘placed on next year's tournament ‘ be held at Atlantic City, N, J. sfor which more than 1200 teams
Hockey Player Pleads Innocent to Charges BOSTON, Mar. 12 (UP)—
Frenchman lost but twice—on fouls. He boasts a string of 32 straight victories.
Rookie Winger Pete Babando of |
nocent to two assault and battery | charges in Municipal Court yesterday and his case was continued to Mar. 31 so he could prepare to defend himself of Charges that he slugged a hockey an. Babando was accused by Zygmund Wojciechowski, 38, a former professional boxer from Boston, of Shuge.ng HAM and his son Joseph, 11, after a wild game between the Bruins and Chicago at Boston Garden Jan. 31.
Caddy Golf Meet Scheduled in August
| COLUMBUS, O0.,. March 12 (UP)—The third annual National Caddie Championship tournament will be held at the Ohio State University golf course here Aug. 23-27, the National Caddie Association announced today. Last year’s tournament was won by George Allman Jr. age 16, of Kansas City, Mo. Top prize is a four-year scholarship to any
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In previous U. S. appearances, Marcel. outpointed Georgie
the Boston Bruins pleaded in- Abrams and knocked out Harold! Green, at the Garden, and out-|
pointed Anton Raadik at Chicago last Oct. 31. Roach, the best American fighter developed in the armed services during the war, is accustomed to being the underdog in matches with allegedly superior ‘opponents. As he hammered through 24
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Big George Glamack, the ex[Royal who succeeded Risen as center, was the Kautsky's leading point-getter with 18, but it dis'tinctly was a team victory. Hit Free Throws Exceptional accuracy on fouls {kept the Kanutskys in the thick |of things during the early stages {until they softened up the visitors land began lo click on their field goal drives. Fritz Nagy, for exjample, replaced Leo Klier after jan early injury and proceeded to |pay off with nine of 10 chances (from the foul line. All in all,
TOMORROW—Pt. Wayne at Minneapolis; Flint Dows at Syracuse; Tri-Cities vs. Toledo at Chicago; Anderson at Rochester. Somme —————————
New Football Trophy Put on Block by ND
announced a new trophy will be awarded the national collegiate football champion this year to replace the Dr. Henry L. Williams award retired by the undefeated Notre Dame team last year. The new trophy, the Rev. J. Hugh O'Donnell memorial award,
SOUTH BEND, Mar. 12—The| University of Notre Dame today,
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