Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 October 1948 — Page 28

4 IPS, Barons bs Cs ® Clash Tonight Coliseum Tilt Will Be Struggle For Continued Ice Superiority

To! 's American Hockey League battle between the inviding Barons and the Indianapolis Capitols is shaping intn a struggle for continuation of winning streaks. Cleveland, recently deposed as season leader in the Western, Lavision, has not lost a road game since last January 24. On the © - other hand, the Caps have won all four tilts on the Coliseum ice

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this year, the loss at the T Ps. 0 OQ Pittsburgh in Cleveland. (Carsland gases i : fo i it The defending AHL champs i oiiifhous (4 1 0 8 2 8 have the same mainstays as last 2 1 8 M1 year with a sprinkling of rookies a nO. OB an as’ replacements. | 0 12 38 19 Pets Leswick, Baron leftwinger, Sprineteid ....- 3 § § § # 3 was named to the AHL all-star |New Maven ...'3 6.0 4 34 4 team at the conclusion of the fhisdeishis 1 ia

1047-48 season. Bob Bolinger, Results Last Ni received | Pittsburgh 7, Philadelphia

sophomore performer, : asdeiph ast s . pringfield 3, Hershey 1 year's Dudley (Red) Gar (Ohms Tonight |

rett Memorial award as-the out-| Cleveland standing rookie of the league. Additions to the Cleveland fenses, Heller sent his squad) squad Include Bus Hycherley,/through various zonal defenses former Minneapolis winger Who yesterday. His aim is to meet the was named to the U. 8. League!invaders in center ice and to all-stars last year; Bryan Hextall, break up the attack before it a former teammate of the Caps’ reaches the goal: ‘ . coach, Ott Heller, with the New|! The Caps also are bolstered York Rangers, and John Black, by the return to the lineup of Al a rookie performer. {Dewsbury and Gerald Reid who Against the Caps last season, have totaled three goals and four Cleveland won five, lost one, tied assists between them this year, one and had a slight edge in Dewsbury suffered a bad goals, 39-32. |bruise last Sunday, while Reid is Explaining that the Barong are still bothered by a torn back particularly adept against set de- muscle.

at New Haven.

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“Ke weste v ’ its tightest rgces in years today—with only one point separatfirst three teams, Pittsbiirgh Hornets created this situation last night by wal. | adelphia, 7 to 1, to give them a tie for second with Cleveone point behind

a 20-foot screen shot past him, but that was the extent of the Rockets’ scoring operations for

the night. Armand Lemieux's three-goal scoring romp provided Springfield with its margin of victory over Hershey at Springfield Coliseum. Lemieux scored his goals in the second’ and third period while goalie Red McAtee of-the Indians tightened up his defenses well

fourth straight at home—and ap-

The Hornets jumped to-a 3 to 0 lead with a first period splurge and then topped off the evening with a four-goal last period. Aldege (Baz) Bastien lost a shut-irush

Speedy Illinois Halfback Lost for Michigan Tilt

‘ ited Press CHAMPAIGN, III, Oct. 28—A side injury will sideline Sam speedy halfback on the University of Illinois football Saturday when the Illini

Michigan. Plazza was hurt the Purdue game last week-end. He the only injured player on the leven. evertheless, Illi

boosters festivities, Coach Bob Voigts that Chuck Petter, a sophomore, would be used in the backfield on defense, replacing the injured Dick Flowers. The Wildcats meet Ohio State in their homecoming tilt.

Illini N " - — nols was the und MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. 28 (UP) Sefnttely be played Bdedog —Bernie Bierman, Minnesota

[football mentor continued his ting today and juggled

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heavy workout today. He sald| ,,uw, crry, Towa, Oct. 28—

Guard Joe Grothus may see only limited, if any, action when the Iowa Hawkeyes play Wisconsin here Saturday. Grothus twisted his knee in the Notre Dame

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Oct. 28 ~Indiana’s gridiron squad concentrated on defensive rushing Same. Merle Naber may start and blocking to help their punters at right halfback because of his during final practice sessions be- 800d showing against the Irish. fore the Minnesota game Satur- | LAFAYETTE, Ind. Oct. 28—

day. George Taliaferro, star Hoosier 0° Whitmer, right end, was out

halfback, did most of the kicking|C', Practice today and will play

for Purdue against Marquette during the drills yesterday. ry Whitmer has been out MADISON, Wis,

Oct. 28 0f action because of injuries. Coach Harry Stuhidreher will Capt. Phil O'Reilly will be at take his football squad to Iowa riSht tackle.

this week-end but several regu-/ lars will be missing from the Pep and Viscusi Named team. 2 Center Bob Weiske, End Ken In $50,000 Ring Suit Sachtjen and Tackle Ken Hux-| p.pmeorn Conn. Oct. 28

hold will not make the trip. Tom (UP ) — World featherweight Bennett and Harold Haberman, champion Wille Pep and his

Sads. were probable - stay-at- anager, Lou Viscush were ac- ' cused today of setting up a ANN ARBOR, Mich., Oct. 28— dummy promotor for Pep's title Two Wolverines who missed play match with Humberto Sierra last last week-end will be in the line- February in Miami. up Saturday when Michigan Clarence Kantrowitz filed a meets Illinois, it was reported to- 350.000 suit against the pair conday, {tending he was “only the nominal Marshall Smith, end, and Dick Promoter”: and “in reality was Mueller, tackle, returned to the agent for Pep and Viscusi. squad and were expected to give Kantrowits, whose first promorelief to the linemen. (tion attempt wound up in the red, : — earlier was sued for $20,000 by EVANSTON, Ill, Oct. 28 Pep and Viscusi, who contended Closed practice session was sched- he had failed to pay them all of uled for the Northwestern foot- their guarantee,

Can the Caps Topple the Mighty Barons Tonight? Seein’ Is Believin’

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to see action tonight at.a defensive spot when the Cleveland Barons meet the Caps at the Coliseum. Buller started with the Caps in the fall of 1943, spent three years with Hershey and’ went to Cleveland in mid-season last year where he scored 48 points on 15 goals and 33 assists.

Better Bowling

“By BILLY SIXTY IMPORTANT SLIDE: When a bowling champion loses the touch

slump, one of the first possible IRR YARN or Ka

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trouble spots he examines is the

St. Louis. In the only other game slide to finish his stride. i out when Mike Narduzzi slipped

Why pick this out of so many| possibilities? slide

| pendulum in a straight line to

lallow the ball to sweep past the |body at the foul line, a controlled Islide is necessary. » . ” I CANNOT stress portance enough. It is the secret ners, there is nothing I work .at longer or more persistently, than the slide. How fast you are going at the {end of the run to the foul line

. |determines pretty nearly how far

|you should slide. Bowlers that

[ball team today while Wildcat have an easy stride, more like| prepared homecoming a stroll, have less trouble timing ers’ line too stron

the footwork with the ‘swinging

slide more than two feet. (See the illustration), !

| (work by taking four or five steps {usually build up a lot of mo{mentum and it takes a longer {slide to slow down and let the

in) | i {

|anything can happen here.

Because the proper|., gives you body balance at) {the foul line and makes it pos-| sible to swing the ball to a full,| |easy, accurate follow-through. To|

keep the arm swinging like a

ng begin-| George

BOWLERS that speed foot-

Forecast of Gridiron |

Winners for Week-End

By JACK CUDDY, United Press Sports Writer NEW YORK, Oct. 28—Looking through Cuddy’s muddy crystal

{and can’t seem to break out of & p,)j1at the week-end football ‘winners’:

TOUGH ONES * .

gon'win. ~ Northwestern over Michigan State over Oregon State Slight edge in power, ., Carnell over Columbia—Columbia. dares ki henusy lose. Georgia over ' Alabama But]

THE EASRK Virginia over Princeton—Tigers surprised. " Clemson over Boston College—| mains unbeaten. { Army over Virginia Tech—the| caissons roll. Notre Dame over Navy-—sunk Again. Harvard over Holy Cross— Crimson comes back after three toughies.

Also: Georgetown over Denver,

{Temple over Bucknell, Pennsyl-

vania over Washington and Lee,

over Colgate, . Lafayette over Marshall over Swarthmore, [Rochester over Rensselaer, New Hampshire over Northeastern, Lehigh over New York U., Boston U. over Syracuse, Bowdoin over Bates, and Amherst over Tufts, { THE MIDWEST

Minnesota over Indiana—Gophg.

Iowa over Wisconsin—Oh! Oh!

indicated ball and probably don't need to Harry!

dians improving.

ous ether Mothodiet aenc Foxe sara Walker And. Gil J0DB Got wie CERN PTERLEZO OL Ohio BIATE="Wiltrats Ros Bow! bound. |

SOUTHWEST

Baylor over Texas Christian—| jaunty 93.4 percentage. But with| Key: hut an upset would cause no a fiip of the coin.and our fingers SAL LBANBNR. vgn

ATR ON Ny A xas A. and M.|

“Arkansas over Te

FAR WEST

California over Southern Cali- State should defeat Colgate by at, 'fornia—strengthening Rose Bowl ledst one touchdown. bid.

d. Stanford over Washington—In-|

Washington State over Idaho!

Nevada Banta Clara over San Francisco, Utah over Colorado, Utah State its Im- Brown over Rutgers, Penn State Vr Wyoming, Brigham Young over Washington, {Tempe State, San Jose State over, Ston, . Franklin {College of Pacific, |

over Oklahoma City,

Montana, Arizona over

Bears Blitzkrieg

Plainfield, 66-0

Central crushed Plainfield 66 to 0 last night at the

Lawrence

Nebraska over UCLA-—Maybe Lawrence field.

home grounds will mean difference, | Michigan over Illinois— escutcheon unsullied. Also: Purdue over Marquette, Villanova over Detroit, Pittsburgh over - Western Reserve, Kentucky over Cincinnati, © Mis-

keep Marion

{ball catch up and swing through. souri over Kansas State. Kansas,

can't possibly

| You follow-

lover Oklahoma A and M. WashNorth Dakota

Six players participated in the scoring honors for the northeast County team. Byron Weaver added 26 points to the score with four touchdowns and two conversions.” He has tallied 103 points for the Bears this sea-

Maurie Yager got 12 points, Dan

his lineups in practice for the through well without a good slide. burn over Omaha, Marshall over Filer had one touchdown and

Indiana game Saturday. Bier- However, the slide and follow- | Bradley, over three conversions, Marion Jessup

through are part of each other, North Dakota State, Ohio U over Went over twice, Gar Wallsmith 80 you must practice and develop Duquesne, St. Bonaventure over Ian a conversion point and Don

[them together.

|Sixty’s monograph on Stance, {Pushaway and Stride is available {exclusively to readers of his {column. Send a 3c stamped, self{addressed envelope to Billy Sixty in care of The Indianapolis Times.

Purdue Announces ‘Hardwood Menu

| LAFAYETTE, Oct. 28— Purdue |University has announced its (1948-49 basketball schedule to in{clude the two-game series in the {Big Four round robin tournament |at Indianapolis | The Boilermakers will {Butler and Notre Dame in Butler Fieldhouse Dec. 27 and | € complete schedule:

play the 28.

| Dec. 6 Detroit; Dec 11, at Marquette Dec. 13, Kansas: Dec 17, Nebraska, Dec. 21, at Drake; Dec. 22, at Drake’ Dec

Notre Dame at Indianapolis; Dec. 2

[Butier at Indianapolis; Jan Loyola { {Chieago): “Jan 8, at lows; Jan "lo. Michigan, Jan. 15, Minnesota: Jan. 17

29. at Northwestern; Jan 31, Illinois: 7. lowa: Feb 12, at Michigan State Feb. 14. Wisconsin. Peb. 19, Indiana: Feb

in AL Michigan, Feb 26, at Minnesota

Buzz Buckets Wi In Last Minute

A City. Recreation League football game last night between Buzz Bucket (dinals was decided in the last jminute by a 43-yard, scoring run Jacobs, fori ton High School star, Buzz Bucket winning 13 to 7. , The Cardinals were the * first team .to score on the powerful | Bucketeers this season. | It was the eighth victory in a row for. Buzz Bucket, and‘ the

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BOSTON, Oct. 28

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South Dakota State, Baldwin

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Louis, South Dakota over Crawford made one touchdown.

After the first few plays of the

Wallace over Toledo, Wichita 8ame, Plainfield took to. the air

in an attempt to go over .the Lawrence Central line. They

Tulane over Mississippi State— couldn’t connect however, and

slightly stronger defensively.

faiied to get past the Bears’ 20

| South Carolina over West Vvifi- yard stripe.

'ginia—too close for comfort. {beaten Engineers escape. over Louisiana State—tougher than appears. | Also: Vanderbilt over Auburn, Maryland over Miami, North arolina over Tennessee, Virginia ilitary over Davidson, Wake Forest over North Carolina State,

(Willlam and Mary over Richmond, Mississippi College over Mills

aps. Bob Kennelly Wins

In Amateur Show i Winner by a decision in the feature bout of the weekly City {Recreation Department amateur boxing show at the Northwest Community Center was Bob Kennelly, who defeated Jack Wells. Results of other bouts: Joe

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Williamson Sees Victory

For Purdue, Loss for IU By PAUL WILLIAMSON

WITH 17 STRAIGHT victories under their. belts, the Irish of Notre Dame head for Baltimore Saturday to play Navy. Sporting

a 05.8 percentage against the Mid

shipmen’'s 84.4, the Irish shouldn't

have too. much trouble to stay on the road to their quest of 10

straight wins, a mark set by thei 1930. | Of the Hbosler state's two en-| trants in the Big Nine, only Pur-

grid war by dumping Marquette. Indiana University travels to Minnesota, and they are in for a very rough afternoon.

” ” ” IN INDIANAPOLIS, Butler University. entertains Wabash

College and the Bulldogs are favored to walk away the winner of traditional “Battle for the Iron

| Key.” Among other Hoosier col-| leges, we like Anderson over In-|

diana Central, Valparaiso over Ball State, Canterbury over Man-

chester, DePauw over Lake) Forest and Earlham over Rose Poly. . |

| The focus of national football! attention undoubtedly will center on the Midwest Saturday when! the Wildcats of Northwestern clash with the Buckeyes of Ohio State. This should be.a terrific battle, for from it undoubtedly

will emerge the Ros 0 . Texas Tech.... 874 Rice tend g Rose Bowl con Tulane ... 9523 Miss State naer. . Wake Forest. .. 871 N. Carolina St » » 8 = | Wash. Ds L. 76.9 Oberlin TL. y , , Pittsburg! y B77 *W. Reserve ‘OUR SYSTEM favors the Wild-| periment ©... fi Yam Hann HAT upp Sala HEARD sin 40.4, . 28 . Na CRRA 93.8. But ths Buckeyes, thanks, Anderson 618. ade Forest 60.0 to their 34-32 Victory over 5 Canyerbiry” OEY MAN ChANTAF “2 4g * {Earlham ...... 37.7 ‘Rose Pply. .. 348 consin last week-end, have a Valparaiso .... 64.4 Ball Stuis .... 50.9 Team in" first (left) column is

crossed, we pig g with Boh Voights boys of Northwestern. Elsewhere in the nation, Army

cadets. Penn State, unbeaten this

We also like California over Southern Cal, Cornell over

|Columbia; Darthmouth over Yale; Carolina Also: Oregon over St. Mary’s,| Wisconsin “over Iowa, although|Texas over SMU.

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