Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 November 1948 — Page 36
of the alleys at Speedway. Four-year-old Ronald Yeske of trouble as he bowls in the three to eight-year-old Ch
LET ME GO, BALL—Such a big ball and such a little boy have a tussle on one
doesn't always have this kind ildren's League at Speedway
Saturday mornings. The small fry normally use lighter-weight balls.
“Deaf School Raps ~ Sacred Heart 19-7
Fullback Jerry Moers moved intq second-place with 87 points behind Donald Oldham of Crispus . Attucks among the city’s scoring leaders by scoring three touch-| downs as thé# Deaf School defeated Sacred Heart, 19 to 7, at the Deaf School yesterday. It was the season finale for both teams. The Silent Hoosiers posted a 4-3 season record while the Spartans lost nine straight. Moers tallied his first TD from the three-yard line after dashing 40 yards to set up the plunge in the second period. In the third, Lavellee sprinted to the Sacred Heart three for B55 yards and Moers knifed through for the second tally. Lavallee converted. Moers plunged from the one in the final session. Bob Hardestry tossed a 20-yard pass to Pete Bhaeffer in a Sacred Heart drive that culminated with a one-yard plunge by John Hogan. Jimi Engleking converted with a halfminute remaining. Sacred Heart made seven first! downs and completed one of five passes, while the Deaf School tallied four first downs and missed its only pass attempt. Score by periods: Sacred Heart ..., 0 0 0 7— 17 Deaf School .... 0 6 7 6-19
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'a/two honor scores of the evening. .2/ Bob Susimichael got 672 from '¢| games of 235-200-237 for the Dela-
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Bla Ls wae .0| ware Bowling Center squad. RollBi Wesley - ‘3/ing with the Kay Jewelry quintet, Bilton suas $|Bob Earl hit 850 with games of ilmington '... '4/102-222-236. Davidson Indiana rE ore 4| Fur team led the league with 2999 nOhio Nrthn, from tallies of 991-980-1028. Randolph ee 4 Johnny Beam’s wife was having Rio Grande ‘3 trouble with her washer today. oY Ct rise ‘3 When the repair man went down eldelbe 7/in the basement to look at the Mich “State , quis’ ‘4 washer, he saw several boxes of Minnesota, 4 Purdue 9/10 pins. He asked Mrs. Beam: ge Ur “Mont, State %{“Do you take them with you when
aho U. 81. ¥. Carolina U, %. Wm. & you go bowling?”
A a, Kak ais a n She said, "Ne, We fenarally ake «+ 81.3 "New Mexico .. 80.7/a 15-pound bal us to bowl, ry ’" Flisbugn 0... 23 /but a 30-pound box of pins is a-bit ax apavma Ss iy v ODI maT. 93.8 Mimour! VR g41|too heavy. Bnsyivania, 200 33. Three of a Kind Twice
, Two keglers rolled three of a 888 kind last night. Elmer Link got 18/154 three games in a row in the 83.0/ gt. John's Evangelical League at 7|8port Bowl. B. Boger had 124 three times at Iaria’s for the J. J. 75.0 St. Clair team in the Milano Inn
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Italian Classic: Former American trotting stars finished one, two, three in a re- oe oert-d cent 2-million-lire harness classic James Cleyeland, Cont. Opt. Mixed... at Cesena, Italy. Jenifer “Han- Bill Trueblood, Imter.-Harv. ...:..... “ Art Johnson, Riviera Club pver, 2:05%, by Mr. McElwyn, Renick Gaines, Grain Deal. Ths. Mixed 56 Sold Jat year by 8. A. Wathen Dal’ o Connor. Somme isieanP Co... 8 of Ft. Fairfield, Me, took A
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JUNIOR LEAGUERS—Four members of the Speedway Junior Mixed bowling league are left to right: Dick Thatcher, 13; Gertrude Pitz, |1; Patrick Kot, 9 and Ronald Kidd, 13. Bowling his first games last Saturday young Ronald Kidd led the league with a total of 403. ;
Ernest Enlow Soars to 729 North and South For Night's Bowling Honors
Ernest Enlow posted his first honor count and the eleventh 700 or better series. of the bowling season last night with a 729, His
or the Bridgeport Brass squad in
the Francesco Crispi League at Iaria's. Ernie, quiet and easy going, averages better than a dozen games a week in league bowling. The Indianapolis Classic League at Pritchett's had the other
bowler to roll 600 or better. Some wait for years to achieve that feat, others never accomplish it. John Osborn, who fills in for George Croft over at the Illinois alleys, has been bowling for four years and always with an eye on that 800. After four years’ of waiting, the roof fell in on Johnny within the past week. Last week rolling at the Delaware alleys for the Sahara Grotto team, he rolled a 622 and a 623. On Tuesday night rolling for the same team on the same alleys he posted another 622. No wonder John is all smiles. ~ ” ”, The Washington league, house league of the Illinois alleys, is the second oldest league in Indianapolis. It was founded in 1916. The only league older, and it only by a year, is the Commer-
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league will roll a match game Sunday afternoon at the Illinois alleys at 2:30. ” - .
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Golf Tilt Resumed
PINEHURST, N. C.,, Nov. 4 (UP)—Delayed for one day by rain, the 46th annual North and South Open Golf Tournament was slated to resume firing today with Chick Harbert, Glenn Teal and Julius Boros leading a field of 102 into the second round. Harbert of Detroit, Teal of Charlotte, N. C.,, and amateur {Boros of Bridgeport, Conn., took {the lead in the opening round on Tuesday by shooting four-under-par 68's. Heavy rains yesterday forced a postponement of the second round until today. One stroke behind the leading trio was veteran pro Clayton Heafner of Charlotte with a 69 and then came-Sammy Snead of White Sulphur Springs, W. Va., with 70. 7
Massachusetts - Nets
$8 Million From Races BOSTON, Nov. 4 (UP)—The state racing commission an|nounced today that Massachu{setts horse and dog race tracks had a total handle of $131,094, 892 this year and that the state's
Two teams of the Langsenkamp share amounted to $8,436,130:
The figures included 72 days of racing at Suffolk Downs, and the handle at three dog tracks, one harness racing ‘track, six {fairs and a charitable dog race
wp s36| meet of six days.
Basketball Results
HIGH SCHOOLS {Center Grove 32, Flat Rock 31, Trafalgar 39, Clark 33. |New Palestine 47, Waldron 46. {Carrollton 38, Deer Creek 29. Gilead 44, C
! . Mary's 54, Mid [Roachdale 31, Russellville Jidietonn #1. {Ossian 22, East Union 21. {Butler fs_Hamilton 3 | Z 40, Premont 39 (overt . | Wolf Lake 33, Coesse Q s ine) {Harlan 36, Spencerville 33. | Lancaster Central 66," Montpelier 26. Elmhurst (Allen) 24; South itley 24 {Dayton 64, Wallace 26. : {New Richmond 43, New Ross 26. {Bowers 46, Alamo 43 (overtime), |New Market 48, 8 5 { Waynetown 39, Wingate 20. BLD 4s Sram, Torna, Jo son i he Avon 45, Lizton e 3 Ane OTESAIONAL sociatiol |New York 80, Fort 3 orien | Washingtort 3 = Siadeiphiy 70. Nation {Oshkosh 75, Detroit Sa. {Hammond 58, Denver 39.
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~. THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
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" By FRANK LEAHY, Coach, University of Notre Dame
the scene of one of the nation’s
gridiron classics Saturday when Pennsylvania brings its unblemished record face to face with the undefeated Nittany Lions of Penn State. This clash will not only establish the Pennsylvania champion but also brings to the fore one of the leading for the Eastern title. We are picking §o to down George Munger’'s Quakers, in a battle marked with some of the finest defensive football of the season. : Army, the other leading contender for the Eastern bunting, should subdue a very much improved Stanford aggregation. The Big Red from Cornell is favored over Colgate; while in a tough tussle, we look for Columbia to bounce back at the expense of Dartmouth. After a tough past week-end, Holy Cross and Yale should find things more to their liking, as they oyercome Du-
contenders b Higgin's Penn Staters
. 5 » i A TEAM WITH a fine record, receiving little recognition is St. Bonaventure’s of Olean, New York. Coach Hughie Devore’s boys are undefeated in five starts and should eontinue in this vein in downing Canisius. Leaving the Eastern scene, its Harvard over Princeton, Bucknell over Washington & Jefferson, Rutgers over Lafayette, and Boston University over For : Southeastern Conference leader, their leading foes in Tennessee. We pick the Yellow Jackets ffom Georgia in an exceptionally close one. by Mississippians as Mississippi State downs Auburn, Mississippi U. overcomes Chattanooga.
Georgia Tech, faces one of
Saturday should be enjoyed and
Carolina will continue as such in
taking the measure of William and Mary. Southeastern dark-
slow start, will continue a much
improved pace in rolling over Florida. Duke gets the edge over Wake Forest; Kentucky should oubjeoee. Yilanoya) while Tylans umps Virginia Military Institute. Completing area, we Sump 4 and Alabama over Louisiana State, South Carolina, and Mississippi Southern.
” Ld 2 MUCH FIERCE fighting will be evidenced in the Southwest as Baylor and Texas tangle in that sector's leading contest. Un-
diligently to preserve their spotthat Coach Cherry’s Longhorns
Minor Loops Set
Attendance Mark
COLUMBUS, O0., Nov. 4 (UP) — Minor league attendance during 1948 was an all-time high for the third consecutive year, George M. Trautman, president of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues, reported today.
| A total of 42,822,646 persons at-
ltended games in the 58 minor leagues making up the association, Trautman said. This was an increase of 1,305,910 over last year’s previous record of 41,516, 736. The Pacific Coast League reported a total of 3,363,772 paid admissions to top attendance totals in the triple-A loops. In the AA classification, the Texas League topped the two million figure for the first time in its history with 2,235,913 paid admissions. 3 The geatest increase over 1947
{figures, however, was recorded by
the six-club Class A Western League with a paid total of 1,006,322. This was 399,550 better than last year's figure. Heading the class B loops was the Western International League with a paid attendance of 880,411,
Big Nine Coachibs Plan New Games
CHICAGO, Nov. 4 (UP)—Big Nine football schedules for 1850, 1951 and 1052 will be drawn up by athletic directors and coaches during the four-day winter meeting of the conference here Dec. 10-13, Commissioner Kenneth L. (Tug) Wilson announced today. It was expected that the problem of preparing the schedules might require the entire four days. Wilson said faculty representatives will take final action on revisions of the conference regulations and will receive a report on final actiof® on new scholarship legislation. Schedules for the coming season in baseball, golf, tennis, track and wrestling also will be prepared at the meeting.
Pimlico Steeplechase PIMLICO, Md., Nov. 4 (UP)— Genancoke, the Rokeby ¥Stable jumper which had won only once in 14 previous starts this year, led nearly all the way yesterday to win the 11th renewal of the Battleship Steeplechase Handicao at Pimlico before a crowd of about 10,000.
Amateur Basketball
Th will open its season tonight at Stout Field . The schedule: p. m,—Orosley roducts vs. Indianapolis Conservatory; 8:15—8tout Field vs. Ind. Farm Bureau; 9:30—Van Camp Hardware vs. Tryon's Tavern. ’ The Em-Roe Sporting Goods Company also announces openings for fh=»~ - teams to play in a Friday night League at the South Side Armory. Teams wante ing to play in a. oh should contact Joe Kelly at 2080 W. +, co. ington or by phone at LI-3446. | | | |
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have mustered too much power for the Baylor Bears. Arkansas will have to extend itself to edge out Rice; much improved Missouri
should eke out a victory over
.
should continue victorious over Texas A. & M. Remaining Southeastern contests should result in Oklahoma A. & M.'s victory Tulsa and Texas Tech downing Texas Mines. :
Coast Conference games give us California and running neck-and-neck for the Pacific pennant.
still
utmost last Saturday, we believe that both these teams should
triumph over U.C.L.A. and W
ashington Nevada meets a rugged Santa Clara. Although we look for a much closer score than has been the
, respectively. Powerful
Nevada, are of Ne-
vada's last two opponents. Utah and Oregon State get the nod over the Colorado Aggies and Washington State.
MIDWESTERN FANS will be treated to a maximum of offensive football as Towa downs Illinois in an aerial battle, power-
torpedoes Navy, Northwestern outscores
ful Ohio State stops Pitt's winning
Wisconsin, and Michigan State rolls
streak, over Marquette. In a close contest, with emphasis upon the defense, Minnesota should overpower Purdue. -- : : Should our Fighting Irish be able to maintain the fine spirit that has permeated the entire squad this season, we feel that our
lads will perform in a manner pleasing to those present in Bloom-:
ington Saturday, We are fully aware that in Indiana, we are facing a team ranking third in the powerful Big Nine race.
To Pick the
NATIONAL . Pennsylvania over Penn State
knocking off the Quakers. THE EAST Army ever Giants will be rough. Dartmouth over Columbia— Durocher will know his club. Cornell over Colgate—Frisch and Fitz will help. Harvard - over Princeton—It| makes a difference. Also: Syracuse over Temple, Yale over Kings Point, Georgetown over NYU., Brown over Fordham, and Rutgers over Lafayette.
THE MIDWEST { Michigan over Navy—Pitching| is a problem. Notre Dame over Indiana—8o, Fitz is an asset. | Northwestern over Wisconsin—| He can teach. ; Minnesota over Purdue—Those| Jint throwers need it. | Also: Missouri over Oklahoma, | Illinois over Iowa, Michigan) State over Marquette, Nebraska | over Kansas State, Ohio State over Pittsburgh, and Iowa State over Drake. THE SOUTH { Georgia Tech over Tennessee ~Frisch will tighten the infield. N. C. over W. & M.—He has; the know how. i Duke over Wake Forest—It’s radio’s greatest advance. Kentucky over Villanova—, Since Marconi. | Also: Clemson over Furman, Georgia over Florida, Tulane; over VMI, Mississippi State over, Auburn, Mississippi over Chatta-| nooga, Miami over Cincinnati,| Maryland over South Carolina, | W.8& L. over VPI, North Caro-| lina State over Virginia, George! Washington over Citadel and Al-| abama over Mississippi Southern. THE SOUTHWEST Texas over Baylor—As a radio announcer. } SMU over Texas Aggies— Frankie was a great infielder. Arkansas over Rice—He's Hall of Fame. | Oklahoma Aggies over Tulsa—. But not at the mike, { Also: Texas Tech over Texas Mines and Arizona over New! Mexico.
THE WEST California over UCLA—Imagine the umps. Oregon over Washington—How| they must feel. Nevada over Santa Clara—| What a purple-faced parlay. | Washington State over Oregon State—Durocher and Frisch.
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By OSCAR FRALEY, United Press Sports Writer NEW YORK, Nov. 4—Mixing bunts and punts, Fraley’s Follies|player ahead of me I woul and the week-end football winners while welcoming Frankie Frisch pays Tein I really feel I an and “Fat Freddie” Fitzsimmons back to the New York Giants.hola my own with any other
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| Mentor Says - Dimitro Didn't Attend Practice LOS ANGELES, Nov. 4 (UP)— Mike Dimitro, star linesman on the UCLA football team, wak dropped from the squad yesters day by Head Coach. Bert Las 'brucherie on the day he received his first All-American mention." The hard-charging guard ‘was dismissed by Labrucherie for fails ure to show up for practice om two consecutive days. ‘ “My ' complaint was that I hadn't been chosen to start the last couple of ball games,” Die mitro said. “After all, I've played two years of pretty good football for UCLA and now that I'm a senior I figure I earned the right
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