Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 November 1948 — Page 49

21, 1048

sults;

up; 11/16 miles) 11.20, 6.00, 4.40; 0a by yy 3 ifty - MET Pox

BaD Site R ds Aaainst 1 ki . od ecords Against Huskies on. Tackle f 0ach rusnes z x Times Special onan ac e or econ NOTRE DAME, Ind. Nov. 20—While enjoying an open date : io). ¢ on, 130. oon >» : a . today, the Notre Dame football squad can OOK forward do the iB), 8 * it University of Washington game, to be played here nex urday, : Lo Co mpetitive Meetin Pa ICI ation Nov. 27, and the opportunity of breaking all all-time Notre Dame his. , : |records for successive victories and number of games without defeat. years u 11/18 - r 114 ® Gross), Roo f M . . : If the Irish should be fortunate enough to defeat the Huskies, Skipper 10"e! m for More Five-Man Teams in League; " Wilshere Proud of they will have won 21 games in a iver Ariei Handicap Plan Used Last Year Wins Prai . . oe row, and have gone 27 contests contests before losing to SouthgC ATs » YIns Fraise Athletic Activity without defeat. The previous all- ern California, 16-14. : By MARC G. WAGGENER Most school athletic programs time marks were 20 consecutive] Another record, which may or up; § furlongs) . Indoor activities of the Indianapolis Casting Club got under emphasize the length of the vic- victories and 26 games without may not continue at he Wash ®. Humphreys), way last week with the members unlimbering their tackle at tory column. : defeat. ington gams, eonesrug ine Sum . Bi. John), 3.60, Tomlinson Hall. A second meeting is planned this afternoon for At Park School, however, th The present Notre Dame un-|Der of consecutive con ap 3 ee some Individual competition and returning Tuesday evening to emphasis is on the length of the beaten record began against Ili-|ITish have played to Seliogt (Church). 17.48, warm up for the second season of team handicap events. = list of men participating. nois, on Sept. 26, 1946, when the hoses, I date, the mar 2 Destasior 2.60, An invitation has been extended all interested casting fans to Responsible for this reversal of Irish topped the Illini, 26-6, gs Téached 24 games. Me, Osiopian 2. Grop sheth oy d jopa series of events Eiaht-Poi athletic opinion is Seward Wil- Frank Leahy again took over the yr ] a : . - 0. tals Sghac % g the coming 1g {-Point Program shere, 33-year-old head coach and Seward Wilshers, Park coaching reins following his re LaSalle Cleaners nisi) 18.40, 9.00, $ an ere is.room in thel «co vation United will athletic director of the local pri- School's athletic direct d turn from Navy service. ’ ‘Humplireys), Tuesday night league for another|, "1 “VER FO E ho vate 1 for boys. Choos arhielic ;QIFeCior .an Following four more victories, [a \A/ Fi | 0 ior (P.Boyle)] five-man team or two. jute thet Deg 5 assion 3 a flstere is proud to claim the head coach, has one ambition— |{1e Notre Damers were held to a 3? armup rinais o Re0G, Daigue; President of the club is Carligram pa Sn 8 HE pro highest{rate of student participa- to give each of his boys a [scoreless tie by Army, in New| Club LaSalle and Riverside omo Flag, Un Rearick and Ivan Lynch is secre-/ports His organization’ pro- tion in {this section of the state. chance to participate in the |York’s Yankee Stadium, on Nov./Cleaners are to meet in the final rl a. Si tary. W. O. Taber is again chair-|posals include: Last yer he had five basketball ipiotic program. So far he |9: 1946. Since that game, the game of the 18th annual Warm114_(K. Ohureh), man of the league event and is|" 5 constitutional amendment teams which played more than 90 oo; ion requirements Irish have overcome 20 straight up basketball tourney at the DearI Brengan), 140. the man to see if you are inter-|gj iar to that adopted in Mis- games. The teams begin at the 9 : opponents. [born Hotel gym, 3208 E. MichSe $5 ested in entering a team and Ed gory removing the oo! 5th and 6th grade Jevels and oon . . The Old Marks {igan St, at 3 p. m. today. = > Brig wil Serve as ‘captain of department from political con- clude With the var oe cYOD Grid Title The old records were held by, The tourney started with 32 s up; 6 furlongs : trol as to policy and personnel. This year, because of Wilshere's| & the Notre Dame teams of 1929, |quintets and each club won four 4.80, 3.60, 2.80; Like Handica Pl Interim legislation pending efforts Pare School will again be! 1930 and 1931. . Following a 27-14 games to reach today’s finals. TR P an adoption of the constitutional eligible to play THSAA teams al-| loss to Southern California in the| Five other games will round out srgarét EK. Bell The formation of a casting|amendment which would take though they will not Be allowed] as on 0 dy last game of the 1928 season, the today’s basketball carnival at ch, Valding Clawp, league with five-man teams was the department out of politics. | ito participate in the State Tour- I7ish, under the . late Knute pearborn. The schedule: S yp. 114 miles initiated last year. The novel] Reimbursement of the fish and iney, And first on the list is The “big” game for the small ockne. won 19 straight in going| 1 p. m—Drevess ve, FU QU%. | ror.

, 4.00, 3:20; Ote3.80. Also: RosePlains, Wintime, ng Brand. id $11.80, s up; 6 furlongs) Picou), 4.60, 2.40, (N. -8huk), 240, range), 3.00. Also:

y. ars; 11/16 miles) W. Downs), 7.60, (W. Balzaretti), 118 (V, Nodarse), ther Vane, King launie, Bimelotta,

up; 11/18 miles) ange), 12.00, 5.89, 3, Civitelio), 4.30, 1 (J. Robertson), Down, Bluesweep, Doon Well, Gremi«

e George Autumn 16 miles) nsep5.80,~ 3.20; 5,80;

ul, rs up; 1'a miles) itello), 4.00, 3.00, 18 (J. Cowley), 2 (W. Balzaretsl), da, Gullah, Truk,

1 With ceton

le Armstrong, ' Sullivan, set ng pass, Clayé. Bill Day sion’ but was ier times dur-

1 a march lata and tiéd the 1g minutes of ss from Val ed gainéd 36 by Wagner to the 1-yatd John Weber nter. Sullivan Princeton line Reichel's con= ‘ter that Dart. 1eaded. sb

SUNDAY, NOV. 21, 1948

Indianapolis Ca

Ovutdoors—

Members Unlimber

feature was establishing a handicap for each participant just as in bowling. This evened up the competition and led to some redhot contests during the past season. The handicap plan was worked out by Mr. Tabor and proved popular. A result of the success here has been its adoption by casting organizations in a number of other cities over the country. At a preliminary meeting Thursday night it was indicated that eight teams would be entered in the league this year with room for two more. Teams and team members do not have to be members of the Indianapolis Casting Club.

Plan United Front

Things are looking up for Inana’s ° conservation program with the announcement that representatives of the State Conservation Advisory Committee ‘and of Conservation United will meet in Indianapolis on Dec. 6 to formulate a legislative program.

Out of this - session which Byron Kennedy, of the conservation department will also attend, is expected to come a unified program for consideration by the General Assembly when it convenes in January. Backed by more than a hundred organized conservationists, the proposals were ‘sounded out” prior to the election. The session of the legislative committees on Dec. 6 will precede the regular quarterly meeting of the State Conservation Advisory Committee in the evening. The session is an outgrowth of a suggestion for such action sent to Bernard Gross, Washington, advisory committee head, several weeks ago by Carl Lee Compton, Indianapolis, president of Conservation United.

Proposed Legislation

The advisory committee has announced only one proposal for legislation—the placing of Conservation Officers on a merit system similar to that of the state police. Other suggestions from conservation clubs are to be present at the committee's evening’ session. Among proposals for legislation which will come from the conservation department will be a provision for the teaching of natural resources conservation in‘the public schools. Other proposals are under consideration including some safeguard for fish and wildlife from DDT and other products used on a wholesale

She Sets the Pace for Teen-Agers

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

game fund from state revenue

for free hunting and fishing permits issued to war veterans. Compulsory teaching of conser-| vation in the public schools. Authorization for civil action

Shirley England m

ay only be 13 years old, but she carries a

150 bowling ‘average and keeps top-notch keglers on their toes.

Park School

{Sacred Heart. | Wilshere, who hales from] Skaneateles, N. Y., was rooting] for the Hoosiers to down the Boilermakers yesterday, having]

PAGE 49

sting Club Launches Indoor Season Here

Notre Dame Out to Shatter

fry in the city’s parochial grade) schools is to be played today at| the Shortridge high school grid-| iron, the championship playoff

through the 1929 and 1930 cam-|, > B. ™—Ace paigns unbeaten and untied tof two straight national champion-| 5 p’ m Southport Lumber vs. T. & T ships. After the death of Rockne, the| Notre Dame team of 1931, under attraction:

{Market | 8p

against firms or individuals for the killing of wildlife and fish and for damage to the habitat. Regulations of the commercial use of DDT and other chemicals harmful to fish and wildlife. Bestricting the killing of woodchuck to the landowner or tenant in cases of property damage or by authorizatipn of the Conservation Department. Authorizing ‘the Conservation Department to acquire title to lands and waters for wildlife habitat.

Last Week for Ducks

This is the last week for Hoosier nimrods to bag ducks, geese and coot. The open season of these waterfowl officially ends at 3:23 p. m. Baturday, Nov. 27, one hour before sunset. Generally it has been an unsatisfactory season for most hunters, not many of whom have even had a chance to get the limit.

Hunting—'Good,’ ‘Bad’

Depends on whom you're talking to whether it's a good or bad season as far as rabbits and) quail are concerned. For the most| part birds and rabbits have been more plentiful in Marion and] nearby counties this season than last. A few nimrods have had! good luck, for most of them it, has been indifferent. | Stories are coming out of Scott! and Jennings Counties of hunters getting their limit of 20 quail, in-|

shooting in the state.

20 and the rabbit season on Jan. 0.

Safety in Hunting

Don’t be surprised if the growing concern about hunting safety results in some real agitation for legislation regulating the use of firearms and setting unp quaffications for hunters. Six deaths and 21 injuries in hunting accidents, admittedly an incomplete list for the past year, have been recorded by the Conservation Department. - Several reports have come in of hunters out after quail and rabbits with high-power rifles designed for big game shooting and using high velocity shells, a combination which will kill miles away. Maybe hunters should be restricted to shotguns with a three-shot capacity, such as are

scale agsinat insects, 3

specified for hunting migratory

waterfowl. : 3 a SSSA

‘Better Bowling

Shirley England, al 13, Bowls a 150 Average

Game Seems to Come Naturally to Girl Who ‘Poodied’ Her First Bowling Ball at 9

; By JIM SMITH A) THERE IS a song called “Doin’ What Comes Naturally.” When Shirley England picks up a bowling ball that song fits her to a “T,” for bowling to her is the most natural thing in the world. She has rolled a high single game of 246 and her high 3-game series is 560. Last week she rolled one of 553. She rolls in a league and is in sixth place with an average of 150. lq think more people, especially

All that, and Shirley is only 13|the younger folk, should take up years old. bowling. It’s loads of fun and a "a 8 good way to learn sportsmanship.

SHIRLEY was 9 when she first For the younger folks, it will help picked up a bowling ball. And, keep them out of trouble. as she says, “that was a miser-| Shirley looks older than her 13 able experience. I poodled every Years. She has more poise and ball and didn’t hit a pin.” Her Self-assurance than most girls other miserable experience was a fer age, probably the result of few years ago when, for some her bowling activities. On the mysterious reason, she, fouled in|alley she is a perfect lady and every frame but the last. She was not prone to go through some of ready to quit, but her dad made the wild hysterics one witnesses her finish out the game. She did, When a bowler thinks he or she and got a “turkey” (three strikes has been robbed. That is the rein a row) for a nice round total Sult of the teaching of her father. of 30. {He has told her, “when you can't

But coaching from her dad, Del be a lady on the alley, then you'll

England, plus plenty of practice quit bowling.” has given Shirley the 150 average!

Speedway Bowl and a 193 bowl-|to the sport. er. At the rate she is going that! And you top notch old-timers, shouldn't take very long. (look to your laurels, this young 2 9 ® lady is a threat to your cham-

HER OTHER desire is to some Plonship rating.

day roll in a mixed doubles tour-| BN nament as the partner of Dick] PROFESSIONAL BASKETBALL

Weber, 18-year-old bowling sen-| — Don’t Miss It —

sation. Shirley figures she could! INDPLS. SECOS

pick up a few bowling pointers! from the young star. vs. TERRE HAUTE FLAMINGOS

While bowling is her favorite sport and the only one she takes) an active part in, Shirley likes] TODAY 3:15 P. M. ARMORY, 7(1 N. PENN. Preliminary, 2:15 P. M.

football, basketball, baseball and other action sports. She is’ an Box Qffies pen J2030 DON'T MISS IT

above average student and attends Speedway High School. Right now she 1s in good health! but she has had a tough row to! hoe. She has had pneumonia seven times, at one time twice in| one winter, and went through a double mastoid operation. 5 2 wu" { . IN ‘HER third year of leagua| competition, Shirley urges all, youngsters to take up bowling. “It’s a grand sport,” she says.

graduated from Indiana in 1939./ha¢t)e between the division winHe also has a master’s degree in| education from IU. ners in the CYO Cadet Football Before succeeding the late Lou|League. Reichel at Park School in 1944, In the main attraction, St. Wilshere coached at New Paris,|Joan of Arc is to meet Cathedral Ind., winning the sectional there|at 2:30 p. m. St. Joan of Arc once in four tries. He was also|won division No. 1 honors and head of the health and physical Cathedral annexed the title in education department at Bloom- | division No. 2. ington University High School

its first| game before being held to a |scoreless tie by Northwestern. The Irish then won five more!

Hunk Anderson, won

Anthony, guards

forwards; Thom

MAJOR LEAGUE

3 p. m.—Tourney finals, 4 p. m~Greenwood vs

. m.—Ambrose Drug vs. Vic's Drug. Probable lineups for the main

Club LaSalle—Bass and Baker, forwards, center; d Woods,

McLain an

Riverside Cleaners—Bradley and Mack Shipman, center; Weaver a guar

J. 1. Case Co.

Miss England really only nas) she carries with the Speedway one pet dislike. It is, “please don’t); dicating that this area is still pro-| Speedettes in the Nichols Jewelry call me ‘Little’ Shirley England.” ducing some of the best quail league. Right now she has two And we won't. Instead we'll call

|big ambitions. Number one is to her one of the best young lady| The quail season ends on Dec. beat her dad, part owner of the bowlers in the city and a credit

one year while working on his masters degree. His wife, Mary, is an Indianap-

6, who is likely to follow in his|

father’s footsteps. His father was| a 13 letterman in high school and| gained a letter as pitcher for the| IU baseball team.

Park School schedule in the next) few years to include more local! teams. “It is quite difficult to find opposition on our par among! the larger schools,” he says. “And | then, too, the amount of traveling we do is hard on the boys.” Next year Wilshere!s charges] will take on Plainfield and Sacred| Heart in football which heralds a|

sports scene. |

TER BEL

There will be a preliminary contest starting at 1:30 between

the runnerup finishers, St. Cath-|" olis girl. They have one son, John, rine in division 1 and Holy]

Trinity in division 2. Sixteen parochial grade schools competed in the CYO League, eight to the division. Volunteer

|coaches direct and train the|’ Wilshere hopes to alter the teams over a seven-week regular): |

season.

Rockets vs. Tigers The undefeated and untied

[North Side Rockets, a semi-pro [football team, are scheduled to

play the East- Side Trojans this afternoon at 1:30. This final battle of the season for both teams

change in the local prep school/will be at the Senate Ave.-Falll’

Creek Parkway field.

~o1l0P N pet E%, oe OJ Neer) =<eilfLY

The Electric Trein Value Of The Your

Diesel Eleetrie Train

1284 Wa 11.98

1.25 a Week

Locomotive has oilless bearings, built-in remote control unit, bright headlight. Ten sections of track, transformer. measures 28” overall.

DAILY

BASKETBALL TUESDAY NIGHT, NOV. 23RD

Butler Fieldhouse

INDIANAPOLIS JETS MINNEAPOLIS LAKERS

GAME TIME, 8:30 P. M. SHARP

+ Tickets Now on Sale at Claypool Drug Store ” + Open 10 A, M.-6 P. M.—For Reservation Call RI-3232 |

Sure As Shootin’

Sure To Please

“Red Rider” Air Rifle

4.73

A he-man rifle, designed by Red Harmon of Red Rider comic strip. Includes tube of shot, targets, safety pledge and badge,

Steel Training Rifle. .........1.19

A Famous Name In Dolls Makes This Gift

Horsman 17” Baby Dell

3.98

Other Horsman Dells. .....498 wo

Weal zg uPy |

By BILLY SIXTY single board that marks the ON THE LINE: There are two course the ball should take to ways of aligning the 1-3 pocket|curve into the strike pocket. You, target. The “spot” system we must take the stance, or starting] talked about yesterday, and as/position, on exactly the same spot you.may recall, I advise you notleach time. Eliminate all the} to dévote much time developing variables possible so you can find| it. “The “line” method is much your error more quickly. | easier to learn and just as effec- yu 8 | tive. THE DIFFERENCE between a Instead of riveting your atten-|strike and a difficult spare ‘leave! tion“on a spot picked out some-/may lie in the variation of stance where ahead of the foul line, de-|Position, no matter how slight it! liver a ball and watch its action/may be. Being out of position closely. See how much of a break,|Will probably cause you to miss

For Monday, Nov. 22 Gun and : He 3

Holster Set ..... $1.19

Regular ..

For One Day Only

9°

«++ IF WE DON'T GROW

NEW- HAIR ... . Remove Dandruff Give Dolly An Airing

Dell Carriag

¥ e or curve, your hook has from|the line, or board, and that| Stop Excessive Falling Hair... and you are accepted ; the angle > ‘its delivery. throws off the rest of the calcu-| P £ i y hl P : Cash Register ® Richly contrasting 53.4 * & = hi lations. Troll Sim CAT UI een et ee mm a ' . red and white leather Blue leatherette covering, ~ CHANGING SPEED will natur-| You should have a feeling of| a TS GIVEN ON \ 3.98 holster and belt. steel frame, hood with visor. ( ally change the amount the ball REACHING OUT along the line-| | ALL TREAT Precision made replica of Rubber tires, brake. 156% "high. breaks, make very sure the board, finishing with the arm ex-| standard model. 6 vompart- ® Rodeo Gun Metal Finish Pistol. Doll Crochet. cennsen . 249, 3.95

eed you use stays the same. (tended. The resulting swing-|

When you have pretty well de-|through will help you get a con-|

| ball will do on the alley, pick alcuracy. | Send Now For BR eee e————————————————————————

a Th Perfectly Round HT HOME TREATMENT KIT

ments. Red enamel finish.

Adding Machine ........... 1.98 Offer Good This One Day Only

No Phone or Mail Orders on Special Arr dred do ode deed derek dekodioookeek

TTT TTT TT TET TTT EE EE EE EE EEE EEE ey

| ntains everyRafes This kit ake i Start Their Musico/ : u Actually Perfectly Balanced 2 wi hy di $ he Training Early Y HERE! Use anay id Tax Inc “| 5, as yout P er i ee t 1 y Fitted Zo” CISSON SCALP PREATMENT | Dial It And Bell Rings Plusle you ant | 0 ©. porn, TNDPLS, IND. sia Lsevenane) Metal Phone ran : ey THAT'S A MANHATTAN BOWLING BALL es dre a} ho 329 298 every new AdTESS voneerett TT renee] ust like a rec! plone ing mptal Sonstruely 33.mws Shopping days 1 Lor . . . plowy City oor treet pT Cem Re mia I avr Ro lod ts \

of fime fo slop In and purchase a gift certificate for a / Manhatian Bowling Ball, or we'll measure your hand and

=! [0 Money Order

Lo —

Is ring. Assorted colors. For children 2 to 5.

———

: Fees are reason- v ET T—. : drill while you waif. Your choice of Black or Paisley. Shie} pavanle a Vu go Ra B F i 1 h These all-are avaliable in any weigh! taken" ™ IN 90 DAYS OR YOUR MONEY BACK Gifts for Every A. oodr 10 ; : : POCOPTLGIFT IDEAS MOCOOONEN COME IN TODAY FOR FREE CONSULTATION Member of the

A. D. DIXON C0.

206 W. MARYLAND ST.

OPEN A LAYAWAY ACCOUNT TODAY

“Opposite The Courthouse”

Fanily—1 0100 44 N. DELAWARE FR. 2301

Cisson Scalp Specialists 650 E. 36th H-5634

RI. 6956