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V. 29, 1948

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turday night for rgia Tech, 21 to yutheastern Cone nship. But they yo! else even )f the bowl come aking their ane fast as the wires m, 1 ly, Texas Athe na X. Bible an< ce-beaten, oncevere being “cone > Orange Bowl. id it was Texas ering for a bid people. Bowl games were

~—California and re lined up last

) W L—Southern ly assured of the rence champion iton Bowl homes w Oregon as a Day opponent, feated only by ar and becomes > Coast confero play in a bowl ose Bowl, L—North Caro 4-12 conquest of arned one spot, squeezed out a Oklahoma A&M Carolina is une ar but tied by ry. Oklahoma's Santa Clara. L—Clemson proe eriod touchdown ver Auburn, an 1 record and a bid. Missouri epted its invitateam. Clemson the Citadel next of that perfect

L—Baylor tied uired a Birmingxie Bowl date rest. W L—Oklahoma gainst Oklahoma n this Memphis, inst William and beat Arkansas

Je Season Week

Nov. 29 (UP)— utive season of ball in Madison ill be ushered. in L. pair of double-

versity starts the ‘hursday night while St. John’s ennessee in the Saturday night's y College clasham Young and iversity meeting

isketball

15 points to lead the a 59-27 victory yese er Hilton U. Brown hi Side or oe

alts last night: Silver insville Farmers 34; \ce Electric 25; Club rt Nickel Plate 35; neville 25 (women); Riverside 27; GreenT T Market 30, en kl King's Pixtures . Adams vs. Stewart vs. New Winchester,

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MONDAY, NOV. 29, 1948

Elkhart Kegler Takes First Place in Local

Triple Threat Backs Regain Place in Sun

Week-End Tilts Prove Passes OK—in Place

football was running, not walking, toward the nearest exit today to the tune of “Anchors Aweigh” and as the curtain started down there was plenty of evidence that the triple threat is here to stay. The final big football game Saturday proved that passing is a fine weapon, in its place. But no longer can a team throw more pitches than Dizzy Dean used in 11 innings and hope to make it stick. There was a time, not too long ago, when football almost became a cross between basketball and jai alai, so frantically were the boys throwing the ball. But in the big showdowns Saturday the accent was on the lads who can both loop it and leg it.

What a Week End

It was an unusual week end. Navy tied Army, 21-21, ending the Cadets’ all-winning streak. Notre Dame won its 21st straight, eclipsing the immortal Rockne’s all-winning record. West Virginia upset Maryland

“Islides and the Beech Grove Bowl

Bowling To

717; Muncie Bowler

Elkhart kegler, won first place Bill Doehrman of Ft. W.

for third in Sunday’s rolling. Faye Sibley led the women with a 528 constructed in the Dela~ ware lanes for the Delaware So-

Williams, failed to tie for first when she rolled a 521. At Dezelan’s, Rosemary Minatel drew a 518 for the CYO Mixed League. Honor score went to the E. & W. Heat Treating Co. squad, for a 2980 in the Pennsylvania

five constructed a 2974 in the same alleys. Third place went to the Art Sacks Used Cars quintet for a 2934. Girls Display Class The recent match games between the Won-Ten All Stars, top-flight women's squad, and crack male qunitets have produced some interesting results in local bowling.

urnament

Takes Over Capital City Singles Lead With

Second With 713

By DON SIEBERT - Local bowlers were outclassed last night as Larry Rickey, an

in the Capital City Tournamen

singles with a 717 constructed in the Westside Slides.

ayne snagged second place in the

tourney when he brought in a 713 for a close runner-up position. Muncie was also represented with _Thomas Graves grooving a 684 a 684 their

ing, ng, the Won-Tenners have been successful in three ‘tries out of|gsan four. They trounced the Star All-Stars twice and then stopped the Stettler Bakery five. On their fourth trip they met their match when the Haugh Garage combination took them for three straight stanzas to total a 33-pin lead. Looking around after the pins stopped falling, the Won-Tenners decided a 3-to-1 lead was a good start and are still open to challenge by any male team. They are tentatively slated to play the Beanblossom Mortuary squad at 3 p. m. Dec. 12 in the Pennsylvania lanes. This women’s team is chosen monthly from top scorers in the Won-Ten League. The league, one of the largest in the Midwest, consists of 130 women, making

Male superiority notwithstand88. 700 BOWLERS (MEN) | Larry Rickey, Capital City Tourney... 717 600 BOWLERS Thomas Graves, Capital City Tourney

(MEN) 684

Bill Doshrman, Capital City Tourney.. TR R

up 26 squads. yo 500 BOWLERS WOMEN) Rave Bibley, Delaware Social . Betty Williams, Delaware Twilight ‘ gscitiay Minatel, 0 Mixed ae = fis Phyllis Talley, RA Make-U Lucille Kounts, Tourneur Make- p Nash, Moon-Lite Sun. Night..

Estelle 511 —through of the medieval Al Bonar, Capital City Tourney ..... 674 Ra d In . 810 dro I Kk. ust a) Charles Wilkerson, Cap. City Tour... 673 Marian Smith, Penn. 8 p. m. ixed.. 504 pkic {Edith Wishmier, B. R. 8:30 Mixed ... 504 And Barney Poole of Missis-|Frank Koots, Capital City Tourney .. 671 Crook, Tourneur Make-Up .... 803 Curt Heady, Rodebeck Mot. Pic. ..... onl Nettle Barker, Illinois Sun. Night ... 503 sippi, Army and Mississippi finally| uc oO “O GlL Fried Cars .. 668 Dottie Jagobe. Delaware Twilieht .... 801 played his last college game just Fisher West, Capital City Tourney ... 668 &W. TEAM SCORES ME N) when it began to appear he might pick Markie, Delaware Twilight '..... 630/Baech Grove ! become. too old for pro football. [miller Ensminger, Roselyn Bakery ... 847 Art Sacks Used Fir Navy accomplished its feat of Don Woodard, Packard Indpls. Co... 841|pt qu tion Equipment Co. legerdemain before 102,000|Pred Estle, Beech Grove Howl ...... 640 Beam’ '. [Pennssivanis nonin . astounded customers. The only|john Murphy, Capital Oity Tourner.. 9ISCUEY Circle Driven |... spectator who appeared to expect John Fehr, Capital” city, Tourne rei os Pred Cline Realtor a Tr rs Clarigen, or a1 Teammates Bur tet, What actually happened was Ber Foy, Toirneus, Make Cp eg vy : , Pr Cc hoa that Army was hit by a hurricane, |Doc Norelius, Tourneur Make-Up ... 630 NL Home Run Kin alter Eise, Capital City Tourney ... 628 >ne Big Bill Hawkins by name, | ony Jakes, Jans] Penn. Rec. age a MARTINSBURG, W. Va., Nov. who churned the middle to pieces Bud Douth itt, Packard 1 Indpis. Mixed. 623/29 (UP)—Two teammates of d scored two touchd Then [228 Dovthiy p and scored two touchdowns. Then pete Ernst, Beech Grove Bowl - .... 81fiLewis “Hack” Wilson when he A nerveless youngster nam oe ey ch Grove Bowl .... 615|was a rising young minor leaguer Roger Drew calmly booted the ieck Marsh, Delaware Social Mixed. $itihelped lower the ex-National extra point. Roy Keiper, Tiinols Raion of si3 League home run king into a simRevives Lost Art Bill Adcock; Fox's Steakhouse ...... ple grave yesterday. Jona oa AT Sacks A B 800 The Chicago Cubs’ slugging

Bill Gay was the running ace of Notre Dame's 46-0 conquest of Washington as Frank Tripucka ran the club like a worthy suc-|p; cessor to Johnny Lujack. Gene Simmons revived a lost art as he dropkicked a field goal

and an extra point in West Vir-|

ginia's 16-14 win over Maryland. And Poole bowed out by catching]

two touchdown passes as Missis-|

Sippt clouted Mississippi State, 4

Be triple threat kids who starred were Charley (Choo Choo) |£ Justice of North Carolina, -vho bad a full head of steam; Smu’s Gil Johnson, Alabama's Ed Salem and Oregon State's Don Samuel.

OTHER LEAGUE LEADERS Cale Dick, Holy Spirit Mixed John Males, CYO Mixed Janes Louis Cox, Hosiery Workers No, . Ray Shields, Moon-Lite Bun. N ont” “ Dr. Albert Donato, B. R. Medi Charles Roberts, . m, Charles Mohr, HOG 8 n. Night . Karl Hoch. Dezelan's Sat. N caver § Bernie Goodman, B'Nai B'ri Prado R4 Brust,

Mixed . 560 Bill B Bowling, Sentra; Coca-Cola vanes 567 Carver, . Mixed ... 567 Pores Gillis, . 566 Joe Sioyaront B. Tp m. Mixed.. 561 is McCallum, ri un. Eve, .... 561 ‘Ronald Witman, VFW ..... .. ...c.ce00 560

VFW ii, Booth, Folley’s Rail Club ...

outfielder was buried in a Martinsburg cemetery plot made available by a friend he knew as a player for the old Martinsburg Blue Sox of the Blue Ridge

3 League a quarter century ago.

Active pallbearers included George Rawlings, who patrolled left field for the Blue Sox alongside Wilson, and Charles Willis

of Leetown, a pitcher.

| Men to Elect The I Men's Association will meet tomorrow at 4 p. m. at the Indianapolis Athletic Club to elect officers prior to the local

Bryson, Teen-age ceswnrase D431 AT oA Beth-El Men's Club . 547 , Bevis, Riviera Continental Mixed.. 542 Irvin Dickesorn, ardson Mixed .., 532 Robert Saines, Bookwalier Mixed .... 526 Neil Wi Mixed .. 518 Roy amar Cop ital Zone Walther oes S14 George tler's Sun. N hk 1 . + 08 Ee Illinois Sun. Jrighie oy Mueller, Indiana Sun. Night :... 88

Indiana University Alumni Club's football banquet at 6:30 p. m.

Browns Take 3d Straight Division Title

: By United Press : The Cleveland Browns’ “iron men,” led by their paragon, Otto Graham, wrapped up their third straight All-America Conference western division championship Sunday by edging San Francisco's Forty-Niners, 31 to 28. It was the Browns’ third victory in eight days; a mark presumab] in the annals of the gridiron sport. It also was the 13th straight victory of the season for the who represent the pro game's only|_ undefeated team. Graham's passing accounted for all the Cleveland touchdowns, but the actual margin of ietony was supplied by Lou (the Groza, who booted a 17-yard . goal in the .rst period. A crowd of 61, fans in Sar RLI0 Toa Stadium watched the FortyNiners pull out to a 21 to 10 lead early in the third period. Joe Perry bucked for the first

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~ Helped Plan, Execute Invasion of Normandy

Charles B. Brownson, president of Central Wallpaper & Paint ,Corp., 127 E. Washington 8t., will start two weeks training tomorrow ‘at the Army's Special Command and General Staff School, Ft. Meade, Md. Mr. Brownson, who served as-a lieutenant colonel during World War II, is a graduate of the Command and Staff School at Ft. Leavenworth, Kas. He served as executive officer Pito the assistant ‘chief of staff, G-I, and on the staff of Gen. Omar N. Bradley and Gen. Courtney H. Hodges during the planning and execution of the Normandy invasion. Lt. Col. Brownson has received decorations for his work from both the American and French

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Earlham Gets Grant

Graham Catches Fire

But curly-haired Graham then caught fire and tossed three

finished the Forty-Niners day and dashed any hopes they

crown. In other AAC games, the Buffalo Bills knocked the New York Yankees out of the Eastern di-

250% vision championship by posting

a 35-to-14 victory at Yankee Sta-

3837 dium, while the Baltimore Colts

remained a game back of the pace-setting Bills by tripping the Brooklyn Dodgers, 38 to 20. Y. A. Tittle, rookie passer from Louisiana State, bested the veteran Monk Gafford in a tossing duel as the Colts turned back the Dodgers before 7629 fans at Brooklyn. Tittle, the conference's leading passer, connected on 20 out of 26 passes for 249 yards. His passes were good for two touchdowns and also helped set up three other markers. Gafford, subbing for the injured Bob Chappuis, completed three touchdown passes.

Eagles Clinch NFL

Eastern Division Title

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 29 (UP)—The Philadelphia Eagles clinched the Eastern Division title in the National Football League yesterday by defeating the Pittsburgh Steelers, 17-0, as the Chicago Bears defeated the Washington Redskins, 4 2 The victory gave the Eagles a two and one-half game lead with

two games to play.

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