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For Continental Five; + ‘Tech Scores 52-39 Win

Broad Ripple Smashes Westfield, 52-30; Speedway Squeezes By Brownsburg, 30-28

2 By JIMMIE ANGELOPOLOUS a Southport High School's basketball team notched its first + victory in two starts as Washington's 1948 sectional shamplons ge off to an inauspicious debut in their season opener, 41 to 35,

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% The Cardinals broke a 9-all deadlock in the initial period and’ - protected a handsome margin throughout most of the second half to spoil the curtain raisér for the :- Continentals, now under the new to a 19-t0-12 vantage point at the *. management of Coach Dave Hine, half, then surged away, 20 to 23, former Continental net star. at the three-quarter post. George Theofanis and Winfield) Bob Stephens led the Rockets “Dittmore of Washington and Bob(With 11 points while Glen Rich * Wheeler and Horton Smith of|provided the work for Westfield

“the first-quarter stalemate, but Broad Ripple am Westfield LL , Smith and Wheeler found the|smitht $s 0 "ijpyet ov "-fange to lead the Cardinals to all Camphellt 2 2 : {iu itchelfeld'r.t 0 3 i | 22-t0-16 half-time bulge. © |Skinnert 0 0 ai God 3s The visitors pulled away to al ne 31 $Muriing 3 0 1 “48-10-21 margin with Smith and, Hollenbeck.c 1 0 0 Moore.t 000 * Louis Schmalfeldt providing the|Siohons, § 1 Hoos 3 3 0 ‘pucleus of the scoring punch at iE ger. : 0 9 the three-quarter mark. Ten ith 5. Cis 0 kK five minutes to go, the Cardinals Beh Tom 1 “flowed the pace and Washington| Referee — john® 10 Totals i

managed to shave the margin of Jage Caskey, Victory to six points at the final neia 1 2 af hai:

sun. . Theofanis, who led the Wash- Plugs Gain 1st Victory ington scoring brigade with nine L points, did the lone yoeman duty| Speedway’s 1048 county net ' for his mates while going the full champions squeezed by Browns- " foute. Horton Smith and Schmal-Purg to gain its first triumph in

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outhport Quintet Dumps Washington Cagers, 41 To 35

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The Times photographer, John Spicklemire, caught this entanglement of arms and legs as players from the Washington and South or

the Southport backboard in the first quarter of the Cardinalnental net game at Washington last night.

Photo by Jehn Spicklemire, Times Staff Photog fypher. ontiSouthport won, 41 to 35.

THURSDAY, NOV. 25, 1948

Caps Go Down At Arty By 7-1 Count

McGill Sets Pace

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PROVIDENCE, R. I, Nov. 25 (UP)—With Jack McGill setting the scoring pace, the Providence Reds ran their unbeaten string to seven straight games last night by walloping the Indianapolis Caps, 7-1 in an American Hockey League game before 5358 fans. McGill racked up two goals and an assist, while his left wing mate, Jackie Hamilton, also picked up 3 points on a pair of assists and a goal. Ray La Plante gave the Eastern Division leaders their first goal with less than two minutes remaining in the first period. Defender Art Michaluk, a standout in the fray, tallied at 2:59 of the second period and McGill made it 3-0 just 41 seconds later. Makes Only Goal Before “ete Kapusta scored at 14:38 of this period, the officials called six penalties as play became rougher. After Goaler Ter-

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But again no particular; Oregon turned down a bid to Bermett + Sawchuk Pay Foikos, us. 1 2|Theofanis,t 3 2(Boles, g 0 1 olSchenckg © 0 1 game was mentioned. play the University of Hawaii at y {Stanley + Fogolin R. Stempfel 32 of 0 0!Boyer, 00 3 a champion Sooners voted |Arcand . Nicholson Jim Wils rmstrone : 4 smithy : 2 J Vaughn, g 1.1 Hemiken Nenvioned Wednesday pe accépt an invita-| It is pretty definitely estab- Honolulu Dec. 17, but the Web- Navy's Fullback te,” : Fodoiiy 7" Schoen 0 y —— . . > Schmaifeldt,c 4 4 2|Lowery, 0 0 0 Totals 11 8 19) Totals 9 1012 s lop an ate tion to a bowl game—but they|lished the Tar Heels already have feets, frustrated in their desire to ac n Lineup Stoddard RW... orrison Wier Se ike § § gammy | 3 fade of bool Swedity'o howll prorsBURGH, Nov. 26 (UP) ain't say which game an invite to the Cotton Bowl. But|gs to the Rose Bowl, let it be| ANNAPOLIS, Md, Nov. 25[mers. Reardon Fraser ch kp bury Toren Boot Theilg = 10 tong 1 0 Bl Referee: Silvers. Umpire: Gregory. —Capt. Thomas J. Hamilton,| Early reports had it that theone source said Carolina Wwas|known that they still would be|(UP)—Navy football stock. took Nd yamilion, lige Indiate Wally Wiffh A Seller. HR iy Win. 42 to 33 former Navy football coach, to- Sooners juned gows, 3» Orange hoping it would get a Sugar Bowl interested in a “major bowl.” To an upward swing today with the|Lund, Reid,” Glover, Brunetau, ” McKay, Ruben Cami W.Dittmore.s 3 0 ornets n to day was reported a leading can-|Bow and were split on going bid. this, Jere Hayes, sports columnist| announcement that first string & > 3 William Cu Totals 16 9 10] ‘Totals 13 11 14 iy didate for the athletic director-(to the Sugar Bowl. But Coach| Support for this view came for the Dallas (Tex.) Times-Her- Fullback Bill Hawkins would be Providence Sere by renews 3 3-7 - ht ¥8core at half: mo 23, Washing- Beech Grove's net team threw ship at the University of Pitts- Bud Wilkinson insisted no par-|from the faculty statement th tlald, added: “Oregon may be in- available for duty in Saturday's Indianapolis i Sha 0 1 0—1 Fal ee Be Coli Referee ule 3 balanced scoring attack at the tarah. ticular game was discussed. no decision on the team's New|vited to the Cotton Bowl if North 4ragitional clash with Army Pst Porn al Plante Ba oot . — Dvoatur Sentra) hy he The report sald Pitt's new nae Soonsie probably will have Year's Day destination would be (Carolina: persists in stalling.” Coach George Bauer, in making i ins don pg WL LI John Tacon ‘ ’ » their choice of the Orange or made until after the Virginia : (H 2:50: Bag Charles Mc : Tech Wins, 52.39 gym last night. The Hornets led, athletic Tomiities was ‘ Eis Sugar Bowls—with the Sugar|game Saturday. West Virginia Accepts the announcement of Hawkins’ g Stmiiion, Chad), 2 180: Me alll ie ad) ), Kenny og . mach’a hardwood Green Wave|ll to 5, at the quarter and 27 to serious Sonsider 2» So nh $2 . Bor Bowl their most likely destina- On the positive side of the return after being sidelined with Gp Ny, Micaolsont, | 1540. Orville Har put its best foot forward in its 1 after three Jeriods. Summ sfieglion of peo Neha] one tion. But first they must beat S k shy Jet ledger, West Virginia accepted a aD injury, expressed satisfaction |ouon'™Sey re Bedard: Bawenor (served srrr—— lid lifter by downing a veteran| rcoh Grove (4%) Decatur Central (31) a Oklahoma A. and M. Saturday. 9PCUIKS e Jers bid to play Texas Mines in the| With the team’s showing in prac- by, Reid). ctiod. = Providenicd 3 Hieastiton §3v fg 1 vficoached the Middies for three tice sessions and felt that ‘“‘we Warren Central five, 52 to 39, at ingot 3.1 liu, ! 3 3 3years beginning in 1934. After] Unbeaten North Carolina, Sun Bowl at El Paso, Tex. Pre-| {McG Slaten) pli20; McGlil (Stanley, Pe East Side gym last night. |mapgey! 0 0 lBenneite 3 3 ive 1d War II, he returned for a meanwhile, received faculty per- viously, Lafayette rejected theiare capable of playing a good Hamilton), 842 ‘Fraser ard), 1 : Rangy Charles Englerth paced Swiwerc 3 3 3 Mu ndy.§ 31 Hau a - al coaching the Tas, easton to play a post-season bid. Lafayette officials sald their game against Army. Officials: Red Dunn and Red Reynolds. fhe Green attack with seven field | Fisee® 3 § 3 Plumer.g 03 1 but Tyg replaced 5 George Negro player would not be per-| Hawkins was one of the prime On the Ice S ag and four. charity oases be-Wivaughg 9 | ences gs Sauer of Kiss University this nitied to participate in the peme: BE a : Zal neon AMERICAN LEAGUE re leaving the game via the per-| 15 12.18 111116 vansvi i 0 : un Bowl officials denied saying | 5 y in MERICAN L Sonal foul route. Tom Pollom| Referee: seit. PMBire: Quien, '. '°|year when Navy abandoned Hs this; but at any rate it was West| Meantime, Army Coach Earl Bartern DIVES Pe. G OG GOLI " gained runnerup honors for Tech Sena graduate coaching system. Virginia—not Lafayette —billed| (Red) Blaik was taking nothing|Providence .......14¢ 4 1 29 97 44 FLA with 13 points while Allen Mie- Blue Devils Bow, 47-41 The executive post at Pitt was for El Paso on New Year's Day. for granted as he sent his un-|heogy rf Ss J Un.0 r ted last July 1 when Jimm New Haven 18 13 315 98 RE! dema showed the way for thel vacated last July 1 when y At the same time, Kentucky beaten charges through a rough Springfield e501 : Warriors with nine digits. Sum- REENFIELD, Ind. Nov, 25—| (Whitey) Hagan resigned under State of Frankfort, Ky. was dress rehearsal for the game yes- Washingion 30 3 8 a '% TAX] % mary: The 15-point effort of Forward pressure. Frank Carver, publicity EVANSVILLE, Nov. 25 (UP)— signed to meet Greensboro (N.|terday. Western. Division Tech 01 [Warren Central Ye Ito Jack Axline was not enough as|director, has been serving as Evansville College, which won C.) A. and T. College in the all-| Bjaik gent the first stringers 8. Louls WE 104 430 4 otlom { Hownant 0 8 9 ie ’ Boe Devi hs er acting athletic director. five games and lost three, was Negro yipan Bowl at Birming- through a bang-up scrimmage Bite alo pe 1 : 2 5 She | ’ RB" ortan.{ a0 ol peer. 1358 uintet, in its o e Greenfield REN =————= picked last night as the host | Johns Hopkins of Baltimore against “B” squad to combat Indianapolis “ab 2 & 63 Iver ills, f 0 0 3Den Benerto 4 33a el, in opening contest of Hus ki Ge 4 team to oppose Missouri Valley's a vite to > th complacency on the team and LAST NIGHT'S RESULTS fo Jglerthe | 11 S)Midemes 3 3 the season here last night. uskies fo e Vikings in the Refrigerator Bowl turned Swit an “nye > ¢/was satisfied “with the conditioni| Philadelphia 1,. Cleveland 1. 22 | i Poghkes 813 gohherter } § 8 Bill Ralph tallied 12 points and football game here Dec. 4. | ot seas because it does|,r'the team after the workout. Bao ilfale 6. a 1 rR DIE ong 3 aN Nmeyery Charles Glesing added five field Missing Mascot Meyer Siegel, publicity chair-| Hot play: post-season games, to _— oR Hunt Nell, g 1 : goals to the visitors’ total. Short- man of the sponsoring Evansville oy Shell | Busanere 8 0 ridge led at the intermission. 10 Affer 23 Years Junior Chamber of Commerce, | Good Hand Tailoring for More Than 36 Years 16” | SoM mus oT Rito 11. Summary: es sald Evansville College was se-| 6 «Totals 2012 38 T Greenfield (47) Shortridge (11) N op lected because it was assured of Hubb gre. 18 of Sous Ie versity g|at least a tie in the Ohio Valley, "Rockets Win Opener Abple.e 1 3 3/Axiinet 3 5 Ji {UPI~Wastington nivers ¥'8| Conference championship. 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