Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 November 1948 — Page 6

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iC Rockets Smas owe, 20 T 4 os " ’ =0; ech Wins LN MERC HS A - S, 10-7, 10 End Season | insic ah. es LL ? g ahd ; ple gam 40. LYNCH man; Jump ’ 4 got a king 3 H to Jt. Maybe. Leo Bart thinks che game, beaut precision of has studied was 12. On Sept. that date, i the new che . Beats U. ! LE HE WO! feating, as 1s: recognize country anc six times. +The son 46th St., Le at Purdue He also wor and all da) Community Checkeéress. ; “You hes game than - more - comp] C says. “It's Here is the beginni eae eginning of the e f ; oi Diagram photo b said ‘People Bob Stephens com rang nd of Howe as Broad Rippla's second quarter t FBT Lioyd B. Walton, Times Staff Photographer. | . profound,’ a p pass to fullback 0 gin a driv | x x =» v ack Don Klingler in the score. eo climaxed by Bill Jessee's | Martin Walker tossed thi T mother In . = ya a. : gild § nis pass fo fom Woll st a Diagram photo by Henry Gl mother in / ® 3 |: first section of the bi : ollenweber for the in the Tech stadi by Henry Glesing, Times Staff Photographer. | section g surprise Tech h : ch stadium. Shortridge's Fre i ; : Fla., where Broad Ripple Ends Celtics Halt Jets Jo S ‘ oo anded Shortridge yesterday Wollenweber scored. 8 d Davis missed the tackle and High Schoo > i . ya .8 team which 1st Unb , [Joe Sgro Decisions - Redskins Offer nL Fp Zu d > fore ® eaten Season [I310, in Boston | Ohioan in 8-R [Green Wave Rolls Ho gid : 3 e mu North Siders End Tilt With Only 8th Straight L Srock -ROuUnN er Threat to Ea les mn ma 1 1 : Levit Tuc nae i . . 05% focky. : . C 1 IY At: Tues eated, y tied Season in History | For Indianapolis | Gene C Welerwsight Champ, Quipojnls | Could Take lead | Shin imax fhe age of y BILL PITT artwri e Lea ; e age of Haus Ed Diederich fired his inter iy and the leth 1 Sosros Nov. 20 (UP)—The wy 9 : Before Fans at Armory In Eastern: Division Wing ran Tom Wollenweber Sparks East grew: to th a to-0 victory to cl he lethal Boston eltics stopped a last pe- Stoc ROCK iders’ | y : : and studied Tages Ateduniied season. imax Broad Ripples first riod rally to squeeze out the Tn.| king, Sgn. the hammer fisted Indiana State Welterweight. NEW YORK, Nov. 20 (UP)—| rs’ Drive fo Scor ein Each of Last 3 Frames the city tot Untols as a big day for Diederich who watched a 25-year-ol |dianapolis Jets, 75 to 70, last night in the ‘prize ring RRowS Jogay that a bulging midriff doesn’t go he much-maligned Washington | Just By JIMMY ANGELOPOLOUS B class. Fo! the end of reality as the Rockets drove and pass a theh d dream and - maintain their undefeated title victory over arely squeezing out an eight-round non-| edskins, oft branded as a mere football about everything was gray, bleak and dismal at Tech’ - His ga of the rainbow three times. ed their way to home record in the Basketball before a near-ca Y ri Cartwright of Dayton, 0. at the Armo [caricature of their once-great ootball stadium yesterday, Tech’s 2-7 record included ec His mother It was a big day for Bill Jes- |AcSociation of America before! 8gro, maki Je ae: IY powerhouse teams, suddenly came Intermittent rains fell in thick sprays that glistened wh BA Wis 5 via . The youngster covered McCullough, who went over oe pr at the Garden. tered out a , ud ndianapolis appearance since he bat- Nation) hil a vital yole in the But I In it Sine darkness on two, maybe three Te of his age § over the rainsoaked field Score. Stevens mad | Leading by 14 points going into over Bob Si 280 Frere ee onal Football League cham- : ugh to form the silver lining around the clo . two-year Sc as though he were runn \conversion of | made his. second the final frame, the Celtics coast- stat famons to annex theRickey Leland; Bob Roberts de- Plonship race. [of a scrappy little Tech team that's seen a few d % Clodeq Hopes but couldn’ cobcrete. ing onl ore be ot the day to make the ed while the Jets staged a a . Se ue Sates jie Sng wtiSiziensd Sexe Carly; Paul Terry | Tue Redskins, victors in their this Sasson. ol ark days it shouldn’t move to In As the spurt to even the count at 53-53 When h avier than er Mickey Janoski, and 28 four games, meet the Phil -! e sun disappeared, a by Wollenweber. Tech lo : Howe yon came out I Et aw ‘ot in The first three minutes of i wright Roa bis crown. Cart- Dick Armstrong beat Sonny Jeiph ia Eagles, leaders of the Fugeed aerate “on _t the I am made it to Plans Jo eatened twice but each Ed Diederich’ {final period. . . |Eastern division, tomorrow at . v Tom Wollenweber, the 18 before Martin Walker h HAVIN( time the soggy ground s smile. As the sun] But B | Cartwright, obvious Philadelphi at came out to take its pl Woll ah a drov oston awoke |i usly a scrap- | phia. , place. He enweber on the fiv Squall SOggYy ball i an anil 1g Jain Slouds A one and piled jn 22 points ee per id hriows Jus way oar ” | iadelpinia has won six, lost TE a * EY nye Jonehaswn. Gene as go = Footbal m ot aritporss Toba I vain 12 Katp og. naa gooa super: NOW NAVE ITIIS |esningion as won six and tos soo a rathot Barak Midway fin the first period MAN'S } Wokties site from the big BP, Seaton Forward Gene Sy vision Lou me ys He stayed] [Wasmington Has won six and a a ena Hae that Talbot Plunges Over f . e | ’ = % i i % Don Kiingler to 3fvens Jusses Score by periods: IE We ot ints, ands wb] Jate in the Sn when D would holst the on tory darkened Pacific combat Zone. the Kiros wer vapeon by Tor ana er ee Erie Brand Tuppie.- 4 1 1% y—g0 Bruce Hale made 23. Siy Sie Champion managed to open Lis We lc sters 9-0 into the division lead. 8 He was the beacon that lit up bots 2.vard punge. and Charles through center for 15 oe OW® ........0 0 © 0— o lndianapolis’ new 6-foot-8-inch eye eep gash over Cartwright’s! y | In other National League the Tech scoreboard which flashed: Glesing’s kick oe 3 Chane a TD. and (center, George Mahnke got into ye with a looping right. i By United Press igames, the Chicago Bears will Tech 16, Shortridge 7. That, above Siders, 7 to 6 ane a the Fern 0 e The second hal Truman to See Ga {the game, but made only three Sgro tried hard to land some The New Haven Ramblers con. Play at Boston tomorrow. Los a large scoreboard sign that read period. v late Iu the Second ron n t evolved into me points. telling blows but was seldom s 'solidated their hold on third place Angeles at the Chicago Cardinals Tech's Light Brigade,” bright-' Follow HALIFAS 3 Juicing duel between Jerry KEY WEST, Fla., Nov. 20 (UP) | Borten. (35) telus. 20) cessful. The first five rounds Ei in the Eastern Division of the, Nev York meets Green Bay at ened a fairly dismal season for Wot owing the halftime kickoff, 20 (UP)—] Tater th 2g Doy Kitiigler until —President Truman will sit on Gyan 18 28 PY let 1g 1 pt Reasly even with Sgro taking NS Amepieat Hockey League today, phar aukee, and Pittsburgh at De- a fans, part of the 3500 Tk Free Davis’ Bt. Lacrent n Jessee took the Na (Garfinkel, 0 3 3 Lumy a slight edge. Sgro’ ! rouncing the Washington | ¢ nt. » then scooped the ball on the first | vy side at the Army-Nayy/|Stump. 1 10 ppt... 3-4 . Sgro’s best round Li ashington up the ball L MacKenzie j play after y-Navy gach : dLumpp.? 3 3 9 was the seventh ons, 9 to 0, in the onl At the ~same ti Scored Both and ‘dashed for the George * Shelby's punt {football game at Phil | 1 0 0 0 Wehr. f 2 nth when he caught|l ; nly action me, the All-| oth TDs TD. sald today return. adelphia Hazen f 0 ) 9. 1 Cartwri ast night. {America C . Starting from his own 26 — [Nov. 27. He sat on the A Phiaiiiierce 3 0 Mahmkeme 1 1 0 Soni. ght with four solid rights, New Haven's def sion race Ol ference Eastern divi.| . Wollenweber scored both Tech Late In the third, T President T skirted the end "behind good Of the stadium st Iazt rmy side] Benders, $ I I 0 Glamack, 0 19 n g the hole over his eye. air-tight that Go Solense Yee 50 stage So seath is Srocial joneiidowns, He blocked one punt from its own 30 ta matched opportunity blocking and then left th year's serv- Spector x 0 1 3Rostecka gs 1.3 3 was a difficult fight to tCcat) Pranci mil (The now v , Buffalo and and dashed 27 yards to score. He heavi er . Bt. I is in-/ice contest Noszka Kostecks.g 1.2 2 which i judge, Cat) Francis had to make "New York all areftied f hauled d wh ving to Wollenweber and Al- “ terference in in imitation . Bh +8 3 0 2Passagliag 3 0 s proved by: their voting. two diffict only 1 3 : or the own a partially blocked fred L to get dov f the) ers, T 3 Reféree D oting. cult saves In scoring hi lead with five wingfind six I Shortridge ki * i ux, but the third quart " Wheaton Ice Man 0 Totals oA Tou ick Patton gave 8 tirst shut g his; "mp / ix losses. ridge kick to set the stage ended the > q er tions” on t ah od ierange Football Scores . ole ore at Haltime— Boston 37, Ider Judges 3 by. a score of 48 to %2| a he campaign, fae a ee Be Toughest the A pass early in eight. Eo ere Shortrides Spl pact ahd changed his h ry he we | VPree Throws Missed —Indianapot Fred. Krahomsier rate] Ror) jee » ) per- nd period. He recovered the fourth a da was in and another pace tor 74 yards srosd Ripple 20, Howe Sos {3 Abnken 2, Nagy 2. indianapolis. Black Sgro best by 42 to 38 while pi Eaters Divisiam. Jouiresond wo eland Browns, ® Shortridge fumble on the Blue fourth down a Shen On A for waging . : h 18, Shortridge 1. f Noszka 2. Ried... {Anthony Copp evened the Ot LEE) mee . hy TBE. 8 08 Pe 2 host to Jimmy Devil eight-yard line, intercepted 19-yard field goal paced booted a {Ag war. Darke Gaul, Nay a a LEGES Pro Basketball at 35-all. This pencil wrote 42 for Itiogitis .." J ER a Le A Jass and made life miserable It Was Nis Sra: Sold a: he pu in ng the half the rain came) oe vangviliy: 1. Associati ; oh and 38 for Cartwright. Washington : 13 0 10 4 6 San Francisco will be a arteidge detensively. of the year. Shortridge's en: noumeed 2 rrents and all but e [Ap OLLEGES Boston 7sM"ioclation of Ameries ere were no knockout. | Philadelphia 1’ 3 38 31 88 e at Brook- He took the play away from big quarter d h- ment betw the sta mptied Arkansas A & M 19, Coll at ahapolis 70 ing th uts dur- 312 1 17 4 100lyn in the third AAC : m big esperation passes w Jue Lu nds of discouraged Howe Arkansas Tech 14. Bethany po 12. 8t Louis’ Bombers 82, Baltimore Bul- ns al Be (Sve. Bill Davis won! Western Division day, while Cleveland Be Bu Bi Wii oo of Shertridge and dampened by the rain ee fundiand . e field, more soaked n (Conn) Teachers 6, Ameri. Minneapolis 85, Chi dr -round verdict over Bob oi; Louis -... 10 s. G OG Ange] g 8 caug ree of the five Tech| The vi : ept for than ever, became a veri can International 0. ' i Polis 85, Chicago 31, {Q'Bannon in th {Pittsburgh ....... ¢ 4 2¢ & O30 Angeles on the coast Thursday, passes i e victory gave Tech a split i document” ’ table hog Central Missouri 30, Willis: ! et e semi-final. Nate Buffalo ......... 9 4 321 64 40 adidas dbl val completed in seven at- four cit plit in wallow and the thir a atau o;. Wiliam Jewol) +. . (Ho Arnold won in six Bultsle _....-10 8 13 a 8 tempts. 3 y games and placed the before the Uneventty) neither So ae Mabie Sate 19, glrkanies State 13 le ckey Results AGUS - = rounds over Cleveland 0 8 5 3 18 8 4 District All-Star Shortridge remained in the ball oe iii oa thedra, ong W. C e to move more than a few ississip ’ #0 New Havin 3, Wasringice 9 F ki T i Marks, Fred Ds ; 141 slate. | E rl RES | 3 e efforts of Rufus Crispus A ry. timmy yarys 3 a Ses, Eo Jounern 1, souneasion Fight Results rrankiin ownship Quint ¥ Eleven Picked Marks Fie) Davis’ passing and Shortridge ee 4h Bie To Be | ipple’s third scbre was rather Ke ose State 41, Fresno State 6 | * a 's touchdown plunge With Howe's 2-2 : hi antichmactic er Kemper Military 13. Wentworth Milita 0! By United Pre ( : Coaches of the Capital District in the first half; it hel -2-1 record and HOLLYW A Lo as after Howe's Dick! uith a Agricultural 6, John Tatle- [130 Now Torr. k i dy Saddler. | i S oun am Conference selected their 1948 Yards rushing the el Tech 1018 Manual for sixth place. Score by Comedian Y missed an intercep-! 123% Ne rk, knocked out Thomas Beato, = all-lea : g rst two pe- periods: . Santo Domingo, (3—non-title). ' Speedway L 7 4 ' 1-14ague Sleven Iollows: nals But Wollenweber and his mech bs Shean oses 7- . . Ben MoPeriang, n. Beech Grove, and Mates came back strong to hold ceessssssnss 0 68 T 318 months afl Lead in 1st Period ices ted ins. ant|Shortridge 10.10 yards TE tha Shortridge «cccec0 7 0 0-7 Superior PHOT AN oie peu, Toni. | gecond hall while Tech piled up a hm fery yester ; ! n the rain. r carry out a own Bomber Comes Mr. Fields

dropped. one oe ro! A ‘ Franklin Township’ round the State season sizzle to hs I ives Sumbinayion Aad some early-| Quarterback—Ed Schmid, Pike Towng county champions, 32 to 30, at Fransiey ar aye HR RR Rg big oh ing hy on DETROIT, No y estate, had ead Seboot : Heavyweight Chatipios Job woofh a: crypt.

tion which might have put them! D C De Mi in the ball game After two . ec S x od . i * # a Ww d 5 ; r 00 Jcore | To Drop Tilt to Challenging Flashes | Morr 3 ! orris Glessner, af School | Center—Fred Engeler, Pike Township. | A fine Te S ch punt by John Home f ibiti or Exhibition Stag,

| | * Bucket Battl City Cou Sch fLigo Speedw y n cho gonier 46 Millershurg 38 ay hopped to 7 to {Beech Grove 83, ty wnship ols | Logansport or RoI center 28 Flashes assumed a one-point eta) period, but the. Diiback—derry Moers (Des School by Nile Smith, was pulled down |Frankiin “37. 8uthport 37 = vas North Verner maintained a one-point edge on baskefs b Bittime, [The Flashes EY Tm ——— twice, waltzed thro n i ear S |Fsankiin Township 32, Speed 30 Ear Bal, yoron * fles, Phen the latter dumped in ¥ McFarland and Wamp u choc an oe on using his rm i igi ; entral 32, Warren y Marshall 74, Bell 9" : e clinching two- i 8 a | er only’ {Sacred Heart 38, Mt Comfort ntral 24. yp 4. Bellmore 57. g two-pointer late i . | with back-ped . Mt. 26. arion 49, Greentown 39 {the “final’ sessi n Ren Dav Tri f y iY gl yy pedalling Vern Mitchell ° . 1891—Purdue 60, Indi OTHER HIGH SCHOOLS | Martinsville 35, Mooresville 27. ! . ash. { I$ \ riumphs |in an-exhibition be : Bevin Ir : ndiana Alamo 34, Waynetown 27 | Medora 40, Cannelton 27 : | . Young paced the vict BA : 0 C Stadi ut at Olympia . 1892—Purdu > . ‘Alexandria 58, Ply: . { Mexico 41, Deedsville 37. ini ctors with] strong Ben Davis S Oo Y adjum here, . EASTBO e 68, Indian ads BS Smoaun I | Milltown 65, Hard Inine points while laurels | pla squad 1893—Purdue 64, i ia 0 rierian * Greenfield 47. |iiroy 37 Ninidron 33 BE rime). ldivided between Allen Wischers Paying m Jeoond game squashed POX SIEBERT . | In By ast i.__netown appear 2 (UP) : {Attica 48, Covington 18. {Milton 47, Bentonville 35, and J i opes for i our years own ‘est 1894— Purdue W, Indiana 1, Aurora $8. Brownstown “. Mississinews 10, Albany 21. | Each ya vhnen of the losers. | opening victory, 30 to 19. Ben 700 Bu A t and Joe Pond at Iaria's bowled over Bomber floored his a Be resort hote J iePurdue 20, Indiana Binpu Ground 53, Klondike 26 jaionroe 40, Kirkland 35.0 . | Franklin Twp. gy gi is ig led all the way with the 600 in the Pritchett SY Donen topped the women with better than fonent twice and the rest of the the rs: th f—Purdue : Binpus 51. Monument City 36. RTE Cy nd ; fg ft pt 1 ol me score reading, 20 to 8. i y me did little bu reported toc mb hid eed A SE ene Te 18 me ey a TS nes weighed 20 beta aon e 5 Bloomingdale 44. Rockville 35, Monticello 41. Tipton 40. Walker,c 3 rhugl 3-2 fg ft pf fg ff : A ry. : ion. Joe Pond laid dow: rd 2 : : pounds that he 1 1900—Indiana 2 4 Bluffton 37, Col e 35. Montpelier 58, Warren 54 ( iy : 1 4 Stewar:c o 2 jChrsief 3 23 8 It pt! tallies of 246-256-213 ; own a 715 with 26 more than Mit y of a 24, Purdue 5 Boswell 33 olumbia City 36. NR en, overtime). Young « 3 3 U'Kinge 9 3 i Andrews.f 0 0 : Lucas, f 3.0 5] % : 56-213, bowli with the Ft. Wayne A w itchell, hardly and would 1901—Indi a Boon 5) mbes 30. Morristown 40 EFSaTIes 39 28 McCullough. 2 2 1 Vaughn.g 3 >: Campbell, 0 0 gQulline. ! o 2 3 quintet. This brings his average _ ~~~ . ayn - Ave. Hustlers orked up a sweat. A crowd eee 190 plana 1 Purdge 6 Brookston 4 Round Twp. (Parke) 2 Morton Memorial 48 Mavs 42. Smith 8-0 0 Kuvkgndall 0 ° iF £12 0 Shipley . 39 9 above the 200 mark for the week Donel Youne Bh DIUZS:y ov sven os! 12931 witnessed the bout of sv . + © is y 9 & A K - : . 3 n . . 1904—Purdue 27 Indjana 0 Bunker Hil 4, Converse 20 Mulberry 32. Colfax 2% Chaney 0 0 0 Boles oo oBaldfe 72 Jamie 2} si Side) Rotert grooved a 614 Everett Gilles FIngan 47% A. «rr. 023) A . v » ris 53, ) ' 2 — te it s 4 * 7 . 62: ; 2 27, Indiana _0.suier 38, Jackson Twp. (Decatur) 37. |Muncie Central 30 Rovessan 4 Total 13 76 11 Total 1 7 Cras e 3 2 0 Plummer. g 1 1 1 games of 187. 202-225, rolling Ken ES oman. Allison No. 2 . 623) mateur Bas 190 lcotvill ster 28 8 5 2 Sc i Pha erba 905—Indiana 11, Purdue 11 Cambridge City FH Re 7 {Needmore 22, Vallonia 18 A gre. at halt—Prankiis Township 15: Hend'rsn, g 0 0 330aLt, 3 ’ 1 4 with the Tompkins Ice Cream Job Plummer, Plgck’s Pharmacy Tied $72 Winer ofth 1908—Indiana 10, Purdue 4 Chrmel- 5. faction Sonica Nev Bathe tn Contin 1. ag ty Prank Tommbly 4 ett 8 3 38 e 883 ey ted the Real Silk Mixed ac Racy er To Genii"? 18 ball Tourney Yar tt BT SATII 909— : Cr iton ¢ n Central (Hamilton) 18, North Judson 2. Walk v ST ny ckey led the Real Silk Mi Robert Stamm, Link- owl. Center 614 defeated Mid-Towners | : ners, who I Jeeingiana 3 Purdue 3 Carthage st. Chariotcsvil 4“ er Riley Ng , Pike Drops Opener Totals 13 50 towais = WS J L0aSUe at the Illinois slides oo Halon Bader. Un Evice” Contractors sr 34 Sy De game “as ean hy" To: u 1an 5 y , Montezuma 43. : oodlan \ a Sc. oo y : , Union Federal .....:... s14 H. Bl , Who downed 1911—P R 19 Purdue 0 Center 3. Harsison DL. (Delaware aol 45. Orlesns 38, Pike Township took it on the Cony ai Half — Ben Davis 20, Decatur a 536. . ; Jos Suton. Roger Popp ¥ese asens B14 gE Bock Bla hh. urdue 12, Ind enterville 53, Spicela ) 11 eton 36, Lapel 34 chin in i Walter Nash built 69 , ummer, Naval Ordnance 1 iana 5 Churubusco 6, St. Joe 36. Perry Central 39, Dover 26. : Bn its basketball Opener aticaie 3 oeintiud- Detar), Lina! 1 37693 with Rov Springer, Purity Box Lunch - 912—Purdue 34, Indiana 7 |Shester I 36. {Peru 23, Beglor 17 {Beech “Grove, losing to ei Dan, 2, oaneny Plummer 1: (Ben 1 lies of 232-225-236 for the Brass yo ps poy, Bowes Seal Fast ...... 3 ‘ 1913—Purdue 42, Indiana 7 |Ciear iis OF Barr) 31. Ee So an ity 38 |Horents, 54 to 35. Center. Doni L Badaut 3, Crate 4, Agpre 1 Rail 3 ve i Yr the Washington BI Liss Beiaware Bowling Cenier | 81 PROFESS m 1914—Purdue 23, Indiana 13 500% on, do. New Goshen 2 [Prairie (Tipton) 34. Western Goward 1 | SWiiger Eh Grove led in! Referee ne Harris Umpire ek cage a alleys. Fre ret. 4 819 IONAL . . : 39. R e t oA ng with 1 | Logan. : ™ ! olled a 668 Bud Argus. Ro +. 609 1915—Purdue 7, Indiana | Brie siotn, Vsnen 3 [mir 2 Keno, oe are sn Tan Ten aC [ith games of 217-242-209 for Che Bon Sutmichad! Deiavard aviisa 1! $08 BASKETBALL Bl : ndiana 0, Purd |Secatur 45, Geneva 47 Lind ge heii ci fg 1 ull te 1 i [Marathon Oil Lea t SC Herrmann's Funeral .... 608 : y ue (Delph 5 Roann 45, L . |Cingo. f z 1t pt | QaArain { gue at the Ed Franchally, H . 608 — ’ . 1917—Indiana 37, Purdue 0loohe 41> 8t.- John's 61, Decatur cath Roach 35, LaFontaind 28, 5 Henson, { : 3 Ff xh ! ? 4 ~ nals Downed {Speedway slides. (Bireell Bellinger, Kishor Dawson soa} Don’t Miss It — Blstillers Cor . zer, ¢ | ! 3 ne, sex . 1920—Indiana 10, Purdue 7(Boeier ©, 3r HUM" Reckoner ie 2 SE: 31 HERE 33 3 southport on thelr home court o/® At the sport Bow, Rolle Scholl iy, High Sebutr leit INDPL a% ra 1921—Indi {Economy 37, Whitewater 29. Rome City 39, Howe Lima 24. | Wise. § 5 1 4/Cochran, 4 e court to riner Pharmacy |c on, Drink Solataire ........... 606 . SECOS 60% Gra 21 Indiana 3,’ Purdue 0 Emburst 30. Woodburn 19. | Romney 33. Shadeland 2. (MDaAhf 1 0 3 Denton, Sf 4% 4wn another hardwood opener, 37/team, got a 678 with a 178-255-245 Carley trent Aad Casaniiy. 806 y 1922—Indiana 7, Purdue 7 Fairbanks sa. Parmersou thw 37, Batesville 33 shmg 2 0 4Mercer,f 1 3 11032 combination in the Rosedale Tes Svtliwenr Pabst Bie misbon.. eas, ‘US. : OLD FOR! . ! i Par 8 ; SV : se bn . on.. | 1923—Indiana 3, P DS Li aersbury 35. {Russellville 40, Bainbridge 29 Totals 22 10 17] ‘Totals 71 Tal Franklin (31) Southport (33) |DAIry League. Emerson C Melvin Popenseaker, Bankers "0! Kentucky 3, Purdue Fairmount 59. Windfall 3 {Russiaville 42. Union (Howard Score at Half—Beech 2 11 22 Griner. rT ed ) ox Don Baker, Log Cabin Crill . TE 1924— . Fairview 40, Or 1 fas Clarhy ard) 28. [Township 14 ch Grove 29, Pike Hawkins, f mith, 1 1 2 built a 667 for the Indian Gene Lakey, Coppis Drugs ... 1 808 . urdue 26, Indiana 7 Fr ange 32. i arksburg 36. { . i \ 3 1 2Amstrng, f 4 1 4 apolis Leonard Kirk 8 . 605 - 1925 i : Naymiang 0 Fajjer 3 Scott 29, Orland 22 iowa distedi-Tomplih 4 Consioens 2 ] ysmlse,e 1 9.2 Conservatory of Music five of the Fred Tiff, Koc SCiSioR Machine nv. . 803 25—Indiana 0, Purdue 0 wort Branch 39. Haubstadt 37 Salem Cen er 35. Hamilton 23. arroe 3, Wagle, Cochran, Denton. Cingo niin, 8 3 3 1Boltz, g o o 3 Washington League with a 205 Tom Elliott, A ery Market ves 60 6 . ecovery (0.) 61 Selma 32, Daleville 28 enson, Switzer 4, Chall ‘ a nsn,g 4 1 3 Thiel - vA. C, 0. Jate Purdue 24, Indiana 14 FL Wave Concordia 48. Anwola. 5 Seymour 28 Shelbrvilis 27. 3. Cunningham, 4. allis 2, McDonough Rynerson.§ 1 0 1Jaus. gs. ¢ 1 2248-214 in the Illindis drives. | Ted Fioreancie Re TOMORROW 3:15 P. M 927—Purdue 21. Indian Fow v 22. Williamsburg 20. | 2 and 28 einer. Umpire—Nichols. { Bentram 0 o o Don Mullinnix Charles Dickenson. P-H-O'G Mix i . Me ‘ 21. a 6 Fowler 53. Preeland Park 43. Sheridan 68, Noblesville 27 Wheeler 1 constructed a 860 Charlie Smith, A H-O'G Mixed .. 603 . 1928—Purdue 14. Indiana 0 Franfort 88. Crawfordsville 13 Shipshewana 80, Brighton 40 Lawrence Central Wins mows 36910 Toms 13s iL the Hiiinots lanes with a 224- Paul Hare. Bs Chor. oo a3 ARMORY, 711 N. PENN. ¢ " ville > | LL ta . 35- ve V AEA i928 Purdue 32, Indiana 0 Fremont 2 Pleatans Lake 41 Spencer 35. Biletisville 32 Lawrence Central's basketball Score ai Halt_Pranklin 15. Southport 1s €T8 ein tre Washington Tony Gicione, Richey aire. Preliminary, 2:15 P. M, 0—Indiana 7, Purdue 6 Gary Ro 41 Walton 38 Spurgeon 50, Petersburg 47 eam overcame a first-quarter Armsicong 3. Missed Pisher 5, Smith 3, Le ngton Be Kang, Am Ld Life. . 602 Box Office 0 Gary Roosevelt staunt i sburg 47. defi rmstrong 3. Jaus, Wheeler 1. Thiel 3. ague. At Dezelan's, Ho rm Clark, Purity Box Lunch .. e Open 12:30 1931—Purdue 19, Indi Mary’ Oia ictivan <oiy- gm SLisnten 57, Si Bernice 40. eficit to turn in a 32-to-24 deci-| Referee—Surface. Umpi s ; mer Earl Toliver. Pun Bowl Cl + 80% be k 9. Indiana 0 M3, |Stilesville 53, Eminence 23 sion over W C12) mpire—Tharp, Scott also rolled a 660 for the Ralph Franklin. Indpl assic ...... 801 ‘ gs 1932—Purdue 9= : {Gaston 52, DeSoto 47. {Sugar Creek Twp. 62, Bowers 40 over Warren Central at the Super Jet BD Cn 8t. Railway. 600 DON'T MISS IT 25, Indiana 7|Skenn , Prento 30. Sulphur Springs 26, Mt. 8 latter's gym 1 Spart Wi Super Jets team in the Allison Owen Hi . Fun Bowl Classic ..... 600 1933—Purd Gosport 48. Stinesville 34 Summitville 60 , Mt. Summit 23. BY ast night. pa ans in Opener No. 2 League with ggins, Klieber-Dawson . ... 600 ue 19, Indiana 3 Grass Creek 37. st vay e 60. Fortville 39. | The Warri gue a combination Art Dunavent. Indpls, Wire B : . . City 31 Swayzee 47, Northwestern (H arriors jumped to a 7- £ 208 ooo BOWL ound Box 600! 1934—Indian Graysville 48. New Le Sw N rm (Howard) 31. tq. | The host Sacred Heart o -229-223. | BOWLER (WOMAN) ER, a 17. Purd w Lebanon 34 weetser 29, Van Buren 27. 0-4 lead at the initial peri _ Heart five v Mickéy Rotert. Tompkins IT h 1935—Indiana 7, Purdue 0 go Center Grove 80 Pension 33, Mecon 200 {were held scoreless en i pa me ris owner of Broad Ripple Bow, wil irae Delschiier Li uw | CHICAGO RINK SKATES : , Patriot 28. : {Tell City 87, Richland 38. {took a 12-to-7 lead i coring its first bas- e wl, 11 Helen Crauss, Ind. Ge . Gear Wks. 585 = J diana 20, Purdue 20 4, Alquine $2. {Terre laute Stale 33, Honey -Cresk 4s mission. at the inter- ketball triumph of the season last > resent two 15-pound turkeys to iiargare: Sx Tompkins Ice Crean. | 315 EE 7—Purdue 13, Indiana 7 Richland Twp. (Fountain) 33.|Lrafalgar 40, Monrovia 39. The victors led, 25 to 15, at th night in its dpener against Mount! he man and woman who have, Rosemary Shelton, Yaver Men's Shop. 571 5 ~ 1938—Purdue 13, Indiana 6 Nowpory 43, ‘| Twelve Mile 28, Lucerne 30. {three-quarter post. Marion ry Consort, The score was 38 to 26. jones he highest games in open itti'4 Cork. ol Vent. Awning or 811 1939—Purdue 7, Indi 60, Poseyville 38. Union ohne efiter SL led the win P| ill Pickard led the Sparta ing from Nov. 10 to 24. * |Eva Wiliiar k, Yaver Men's Shop .. 567 p> , Indiana 6 41, Dilisbaro 20. Yuion (Johnson) 54, Edinburg 26. ners with 13 pointsiwith 1 ns 00 Eva Williamson, Yaver Men's Shop ., 861 : ) 26. while Byro mad 6 points. Sacred Heart|Bud BOWLERS (MEN) ttle Baker, Kool Vent Awn . - 0 Jujiana 3, Purdue 0 A Wallace 45, Jackson Twp. (Porter) 31. |Dill Deer es to ho une. ntained a 20-to-11 at Toe Pande Ft. Wane Ave. Hustlers. 118 fry Baring han writer $88 pi 7 » 5 a t hy o » 19 —Judiana 7, Purdue 0 Cuthotle 34. Monmouth 3%. |WavuR'Sh Lagrange at, losers. Summary: elscore’ and incregsed its margin in wey Nat ee as (MEN) 3, Amold. Penis Bear... ¥ A a 20, Purdue 0 Elnora 23 West Baden 54, Shoals 53. Lawrence Cent. (32) Warren Cent. (24) period. Summary: Rollie Scholl r PHATIACY ..... 678 Dorothy Hiser, Ind. Oear’ Works® E 1943—Purdue 7, Indiana 0 TO West Latayette 48, Brook 16. Var B00 Te ih) Sacked Heart (38) | Mt. Comfort (3) Adrian Moorhead, Marathan Oil ..... £78 Mickey Rotert, Reai Silk Mixed sm ’ a Pp , Jackson Twp. West Terre Haute 63, Prairie Creek 46 r 2 3{ Weiland f f 3 1g ft pf} R Emerson Cox, Indpls, Conserv. Misic. Harrison, Medias’ Men's 1944—Indiana 14, Purdue 6 (Tippécance) 34, New Rich.|Wheateid 53, Mt. Aye 43. offpgers of Rue 1d 8 ppiekine. t 3 3 "1'True. 1 Re PTR RL hic UL RE I Ba WD wear Sin i : > oh eld 53, Mt. Ayr 43. ; Deer,c 4158 4 1 0 3Hartmal er Scott, Super Jets ........ .. Rhodes, Yaver Men's Shop 1945—Indiana 26, Purdue 0 (Wells) 115, Markle 23 yWhileland 50. Clark TWP. jopusen) 38, artes 3:1 Jostieimerg: 2 9 1 Pickird, © 8 0 2Sparks. ¢ T38 3DeR Sorawhord Rilison, No. 375.0" 643 a ra ous, Shop nop oe 1946—Indiana 34, Purdue 20 i) ,Vishingion, Catholic aI Min (Sieae) 2 dl ob pms 1:19 nny’ 0 0 Wield, ge 8 11230 Wert Bull Dog Hectric «re 41 Bas Osidan, Sclatails Severages ... 139 Yaa: . Andrews 35. | Williams 51, Heltonville 3! McFaddlesc 0 0 13 * Carroll, | ry 1 0/Ed Powers, Indpls. Trafic Club ..... Be an lames Pashiture. 3 Ties—1005, 1016, 199%, 1025, or Lr CoMERER ERE CREREL na 858 Levene Bich, Willinion” Fumie 31 Men's Black, Ladiew ; : n 1922, 1 56, Pulaski 20. : Wingate 31, West Lebanon 27, | Rvetton © 0 1 Butier. $0 SiRessierg 0 1 K. Stewart, E Traffic Club ...... 637 Helen Fehr on furniture .... S13 1 Wh High-Tep © 1936. 925, 8 36. Pylaski 28. Winslow 89 Montgomery 43. \ i Rosemeyer = 0 0 0i Daou t 31.3 0 1 1E K. Stewart, Eagle Machine L. 634'T r, Ind, Gear Works . : te Shoes. Chica ] F A . /olcott 35, Medaryv | i - IDwenger, f 0 0 0 Joe Reeve, Tony's Aut: nex Detka, Frey Radio 0, Heavy1936. Forfeit—1894, by In: bitin 28 AE Lig NBR rrr 2 a ET che ST dr Cay Oo 83 Bak Pian On fonts + 3 | Duty Chasain, Both Fiber and diana. ©gton J y {ror Li + 7 . - 2 C312! aM tr n 82, Detphi 3 Ione FTE GS Ra rr Central Te Several 12] tot. 1 half’ Sacred Heart 20; M: [Be Valves Sen-goc. Sporting Goods. . 430 Or Dickenson, PeN 00 Maris Rollers, : ? $ . (Zionsville 40, t . | _Referee—Tom Sterling. omfort 11 3 L. e Bigesi, Downer g es . nson, P-H-O'G 3 i 4 Westdeid, 1 . | Baird, Sling, © Spite Frank Smoker ~— Ott Hurrle, Umpire — Kenny ou Wagner. Kner Barer Shop 629 June Ganson. Nai Mixed BLUE POINT avTo . Tr. y - 4 ’ i c Ra ier Samy s hu Bales... O77, An vou Poh s Bo Delawa SUPPLY ; .. 627, Alics Good we ME re, Madison & Ray Sts. * »

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