Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 April 1948 — Page 33

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Doyle and Klier Singled for Honors

By BILL PITTMAN

The first showing of the Sports Round Up, sponsored last night in the Knights of Columbus Hall by the Men's Club of Immaculate Heart of Mary parish, was pronounced success enough to prompt plans for 2n annual performance. The first performance was complete with the delays and confusions attending the are} showing of worthwhile events, getting under way a half-hour schedule, but no one seemied to mind. The event was both in honor of James Doyle, Butler University's most valuable cager, and Leo Klier, most popular player on the Indianapolis Kautskys pro{fessional basketball team, and in memorium of the late John Schmutte, coach and friend of the boys of St. Joan of Arc parish. Klier could not attend, as he is in Chicago for the world championship hardwood tourney. Sports Notables Sports notables in the speakers’ section were Joe Dezelan, athletic director and head footpall coach of Cathedral High School; Cleon Reynolds, head basketball coach and assistant football coach; Brothers Nivard and Ambross, C.8.C., Cathedral; Bernard Doyle, Jimmy’s father; J. O. Birr, sportécaster. and former I. U. athlete; Bernard (Mike) Kelly, baseball scout for the Pirates; Dick Miller, general manager, Indianapolis hockey team; Wilbur Shaw, former auto race driver and now president of the Indianapolis Speedway Corp., and Ted Sullivan, general manager of the Indianapolis Indians. Reynolds in praising Doyle's hardwood expjoits ' predicted an All-America berth for him in the next two years, adding: that “he could already play on any professional team in any league.” Shaw, in a vivid recollection of an experience with a St. Christopher’s medallion, during the 1931 race here, caught the fancy of the more than 200 men in the meeting. Coach Dezelan predicted things to come for Cathedral gridders in the 1948 season. “We have a few boys coming back,” he said, “and we aim to teach some of these schools a lesson.” Doyle, the guest of honor, lived up to his bashful reputation by declining to speak.

Fight Results

By Duited Press

BINGHAMTON, Y., — Tommy 8 house, 133, Ruttalo, utpointed Teddy Davis. 135, New York (10). BUFF , N. Y.~Henry (Snow) Flakes, 198, ‘Buffalo, stopped Fidel Arcintegs, 184, Spain (6).

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EARLY ARRIVAL—The Rev. Fr. John Holloran, pastor of St. Thomas Aquinas Church, was an early arrival last night at the Sports Roundup held at the Knights

the ticket seller from the club and his aid is James Anderson, CYO dance chairman.

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Boxers Arrive For 1st Pro Card

Eight out-of - town serappers and six locdl punchers were scheduled to wind up training preparations today and weigh-in tomorrow afternoon at 3.o’clock for the first professional boxing

program of the year atgthe N. Pennsylvania St. Armo! omorrow night.

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tiz of Mexico City already‘is on hand and two puncher§ from Charleston, W. Va., plan ‘to arrive today. They are Johnny Protan, the West Virginia bantam champ, who will face Ortiz in the top eight-round scrap, and “Wild Man”. Martin, a welterweight, Martin has been signed to meet Jimmy Chaney of Indianapolis in a four-rounder, Bob O'Bannon of Jeftersonvillg and Bill Davis of Indianapolis have been paired for the other “eight” and three additional four-

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After Amnesia Attack

CAIRO, Ill, Apr. 8 (UP)—Dr. John (Jock) Sutherland, coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers professional football team, rested in |a Cairo hospital today, apparently a victim of amnesia. Authorities admitted that Sutherland was a patient at St. Mary's Hospital and that he was suffering from amnesia, although |? attendants at the hospital refused to admit they even had a patient by that name.

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of the city last night. Topping the honor roll were Joe Fulton, who a 665 in the Indianapolis League, and Patty Striebeck, who twirled a 649 in the Fox-Hunt Sponsor's Clabsic. Fulton led off with a 213, went to 227 in the middle and closed with a 225. He rolls for Barbasol. Also hitting the high marks in

Harry Wheeler, who trapped of-|212, 201 and 245 in the Indianapferings of 213, 223 and 223 for alolis Water Co. loop at the West 659 for Marott's Shoes, and Bob Side Bowling Center. Carnagua, who solved the Prit-| Miss Striebeck scored efforts of] chett lanes for games of 202, 268/206, 222 and 221 for her Yaver and 181 for a 651. Carnagua rolls] {Men's Shop five. The Yaverettes for the Delaware Bowling Center marked team games of 893, 905 quint. land 875 for a 2673 total. The evening's dther honor tally] Beulah Maners led the women's was garnered by Everett Tames, 500 keglers with a 582 for Bowes who tallied a 658 on games of Seal Fast in the Fox-Hunt outing.

LAST NIGHT'S BOWLING LEADERS

BOWLERS MED) Mary Riley, Friends Mixed ........ Joe Fulton, Indianapolis. .. «vs. 885|Janice Battreall, Indiana Bell Tel... Harry Wheeler, fndianapolis . BH LAY... cov sins Everett Tames, Intipls. Water Bob Carnagua, Indianapolis . Col 822 Denny Bearden, L. G. 8. Mixed .. 649|Gertrude Grovenberry, Atlas Sup. Mkt. 519 John Fehr, Indianapolis...... .. 647|Peggy Etchison, Indiana Bell Tel . 516 Bob Kelly, Indianapolis . +. 842| Lucille Barkhau, Indiana Oil Equip. . . 815 Gomer Alired, Indianapolis . 638 [Naomi Hendrix, Anderson's Spring S.. 513 +. 638 Roberta Pittman, Crawford Furs 51 .. 835/Marge Hoffhein, Indiana Oil Fauip. 51 . 633 Marge Battreall, Andes s Spring. 8.. 51 633 Dorothy Mashek, R. A, «ws B81 1

Tove Lahti, Alm ven Indianapolis or Fonnie Snyder, Indianapolis. . Red Stuart, Indianapolis... ‘an Tony Caroselli, HerfI-Jones Mixed | ser

oa lot Glass, Coca Cola cv iiesatasang 5 Cec vis, Inter-Club ..........s0e0 ut nes, Atlas Super veo 509 illis Blackwell, Indpls Water Co..uun 630 Blanche Harper, Indison Bei” Tel..... i

Don McNew, Indianapoli Harry Lovendahl, West Side Merchants €31| Becky Pri Fanchally, Indianapolis 62

Ed ker, Indiana HB i. ciaianves ona 4 | Joan Aanenis, Bryivpnyaner shee & oi ap atuai Milk. $34) foun Rossebo, Indiana Bell Telephone Bill Irwin, J neon Chevrolet. . 624 LEAD (WOMEN) J. + 623 Helen Schmidt, Block's Mixed........ 499 . .+ 833iDorothy Dale, Kay Jewel . 495 Ripple 621 Mary Brachman, C. Atkins . 498 Jim Coryell, West Side Siircnants' + 819 Betty Hessman, Stewart Warner 490 Jess Pritchett, Tndianapol is. 618/ Myrtle Towner, Milano Inm..... 489 uck Markey, RalAuApolis 618 Katie Scanlon, Lourdes.......... 34 Wilbur ouing, St. John 13/ Helen McMullen, Link Beit Mixed . 481 roy Oallahan, St. John's..... +« 813i Martha Starr, Indpls. Water Co. 478 Byron Scaggs, Diamond Chain ++ 613{Maxine Lee, Mallory Office...... 67 Carl Stamm, Link Belt Lan . Maxine Blades & “e .t Charles Randall, Alliso ++ 608i Helen Wade, bigiond Chain. 462 Frank Lugar, Xaighia of Columbus. . + 805|0e Oele Polson, Riviers American Mixed.. 456 O. Busse, Indianapolis .............. IMary Settles, G. Mixed ........ “1 Ralph Sch huch, West side Merchants. ; 801 Rogemar th Riverside Mixed. 438 Jim Caldwell, St. John' . 600 Marie ite, Herfl-Jones Mixed , 437 OTHER LEADERS (MEN) Norma Smart, Farm Butesu,, ++ 430 Harold Bainaka, Riviera Am. Mixed... 595/c Butz, A. ceresnn HIB hn Crist, Block's M Be tee een

Jo! ixed. Wilbur Kollmeyer, reders Employees. Forrest Cox, West Indianapolis Merch. sas * Ba Leroy Stegemoller, R. CoA ...coovvnnn sketball Dinner Harold arnnoiter, Howe 40 -- 1 ues in The J. D. Adams Co. will fete Bill I ewin. Oa YiTIe OM er. iaaes s13jits two basketball teams tomor-

Dr. F. H. Russell, a Wickliffe, 64 Sailors to Fig bt Ky., physician, notified the Pitts-| WASHINGTON, AS 8 (UP) |X

was ‘#l right.” Russell said he was

officials. They said they -found|San Diego. the 59-year-old coach sitting in

in a swamp near Wickliffe. Complained of Headaches

Russell said.

trials in Bost “I couldn't tell what was wrong n ston on June 25-29.

burgh club that he was attending|-—The Navy announced today Sime: Wright, Jr. Chamber of Com.. Sutherland and that the coach that its candidates for thé U. 8.[$0or8s, Ata! at Olympic boxing team will be se-|N. Hartley called| lected during the week of May 2!Jim Maley. into the case by Ballard County at an all-Navy tournament in Kenn wy liams, Firemen's Yocai 416.

Sixty-four winners from vari-|Pat Btriebeck ayer Mens ghop his automobile which was mired| 0us naval districts and fleet units Beulah Maners, Bowes ’ will compete. The champions in|}Marian, White. Fi each weight division will go to June Gi Glasson, Deol ‘the Naval Academy at Annapolis|& Sutherland refused to talk,|to train for the Olympic final BE Xaver Men's

Withu! Matthews, Farm Bureau. ..... 573 row, 6:30 p. m., at the Gammon i Log kd a he po shh i ¥ Chicken Dinner Home, 6153 W. - 313| Washington St. Herbert Schwoer. 561meyer, a member of the Butler ++ S8icoaching staff, will be the guest on ba {speaker

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when I first got to him,” he said, “and I'm not altogether . certain yet.” on »

He planned to complete his examination of the Pittsburgh coach today. Johnny Michelson, first assistant coach of the Steelers, said Sutherland had complained fre[quently of severe headaches durling the Easter holidays while {they were at Coatesville, Pa., lec{turing to high school coaches. The “Silent Scot” left his {Pittsburgh office about two weeks |ago for a combined business and {pleasure trip through the Mid- | west. | He visited Football Coach Wallace Wade at Durham, N, C, four days ago but after, he left, ino further word was received until he was picked up at Wickliffe. ‘Identified by Papers | Ballard County officials said when they found Sutherland, his car was bogged down in the swamp. They said the motor was |“burned out.” They identified him {through papers he was carrying. Art Rooney, president of the | Steelers, sald he was “shocked” {when informed that Sutherland had been reported an amnesia |victim. “I'm sure nothing like this has {ever happened to him before,” he ‘said. | Sutherland, who became head coach of the Steelers two years ago, last year enjoyed his most {successful season since leaving |the ranks of coMege coaches. The 1947 Steelers tied Phila|delphia. for the Eastern cham|pionship of the National Football |League, but were defeated in a post-season playoff game. - { Sutherland formerly coached {the NFL Brooklyn Dodgers and for 15 years was head coach at {the University of Pittsburgh |where his teams compiled a reejord of 144 victories and 28 defeats.

Track: Meet Shifted To Manual Field

| The triangular track and field {meet originally scheduled at Broad Ripple tomorrow has been shifted to Manual’'s Delavan Smith Field and will start at 3:30 (o'clock. Southport is the third entry. | Broad Ripple's field has soaked iup too much water. in the past few days for the meet.

Meet Is Postponed | The dual track meet scheduled {for tomorrow between Lafayette (Jefferson and Shortridge at the {Blue Devilk athletic field has been {postponed until next Tuesday at 3:15 p. m. The Shortridge field was judged too wet to stage the event tomorrow.

College Baseball

Purdue at Tennessee (canceiled, rain), | Army 10, Wesleyan 2. : | Navy 8, V 5, Villanova 4

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