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The tourney, which will roll tioned bowlers in the city.

and woman bowling as a team ure required t to 0 pay on only the atiey|

fee of $1.80. Entry deadline ie midnight, Jan. 7. Interested keglers have been making inquiries as to how the bowling will be scheduled. Each alley owner or manager will set

psehedutes-to fit his uitey faviti= the entive-eastern network. of the,

ties. West Side has laid plans to handle at least 96 team entries) for the big two-day event. No contestant may bowl more than once in/the tourney. prevents teaming up with more

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chances of plaé¢ing for monéy, Each person will bowl one time (three games). Disposition of prizes, which will} amount to $200, will be deter-| mined by the number of entrants in the handicap event. Fill- 64 the entry blank at the

it to the bowling alley of your choice. Alley’ managers wilh notify each bowler when he is scheduled to bowl. Tomorrow at the Bowling Alley Proprietors’. Christmas party the City Match Game Champions and runners-up will receive their prize money. Oscar Behrens will get $200 and Frank Kagel $100. Dottie and Jo Berkopes will get $100 and $50 respectively.. The two champions will also receive a pair) of $150 wrist watches. Top Figures Released “Anvother‘tourney begins rolling when the St. Philip tourney, in its 21st year; opens Dec. 26." a four-game runoff, $100 is guaranteed the winner and $75 goes to second place. With the district rolloffs of the Women's International Bowling Congress Sweepstakes tabulated Eva Williamson is a probable representative of the Indiana-

Missouri. district. for .the WIBG.,

sweepstakes” this spring. She has a six-game total of 1274 netting average:

WEDNESDAY, DEC. 15, 1048 ay City Bowlers Respond |; With Bowling Entries - In The Times Tourney |

Tors. Report. Sonfe ready Received

Burlington 36 Deer Creek -35 Coach Jack Gray's University “sn and #3, Wilmington 52 Bt, Bernice 48, wi |of Texas basketball team spent Baltimore U. #0) Western Maryland, 87 Caniervile 6, websier 3 0 {the afterndon in ‘Indianapolis California 72, Utah State 57 , Culver 43, Plymouth 38 fw > Cc 173 AS prt Elberfeld 41, Poseyvilie 39 SIERERT {working out before traveling on Central NefenTE, Fan in 85 Olivet 42.» Evansville «Central 39. Evansvil {East where they meet New York Clncinat 81, Kentuc ky Wes ieyan, if Gary EmersontJ8 Gary Wallace 38 ry ; ’ City College of New ork 1 rookiyn Citlead ‘81, Chippewa 5%, | University tomorrow night - in Cl, Colles re Rite 31 Madison Square Garden, Clemson 4%, Wofford “ Greenfield 47. Knightstosn 3{ - ' . Dartmouth 12, Harvard & overtime), Greensburg 50, North Vernon 41. . ; to all sani The Longhorns then meet St, Pindlay 44, Blufton 43. Harlan 51. Antwerp 10.) ub), # off ‘Jan. 8-9, is open to a sane] Joseph's in Philadelphia Satur: Florida 50" Tampa 45 Hunteriown 35, Avilla 32 dies This event is unique since the man |dAY NIGNt Deore Teturning 10 Hit Oross 13. Bowing Green 68 (overs Lo asingion-24 Biuttion i 7 | i Wer- Kenda = | Texas. tities ; [Kitehel 33 Harrisburg-34— + miami ee | - ; Ithaca 68. Loras 64 (overtime - {LaGrange 35. Wolf Lake 32 5 | Renewing old friendships while (Cael v0 55 south Dakota 51 awrenceburg 43, Franklin 28 = The ABC has just published! the team was in town were Bill | iam) 41, Davton 37° LC Fe “anderson “w same. interesting figures op bowl. 17 Closs and Pat Hargis of the And- Jor ey 0 “West Virginia Wes tary 39. . ling throughout the nation so far| § erson Packers Professional team. ievan 43 = = CC * . { ol y \ ’ » University rt ‘olumbus ¥ this season. 14 4% Closs played against Gray while Moitingim #1 artesian 47 New ry Se eager 42 Bowling will be televised over a student, at Rice Institute, and Northeast Missouri State Teachers 69 th Judson 80. Ban Pierce 28 Hargis 1s one of Gray's 8 fornier Northern Tilinois State KI, Rib Grane ori ieans 30 Soawswick 33 . American Broadcasting Co. start- es reyes 45 Cine (Pa a a * eriy incoin Pa) -» {ing Dec. 26. It Will be a weekly{ ress te rinceton 48. Lafayette. 42 Princeton 88. Puens ville 31 show featuring matches fivolving a Frosh Basketball - {ics Sh Sam Houston Slate, 66 (over: pichmons 62 Connersville 40 + [the top bowling stars of the area. a St Louis University Al, Kansas State 46. ROANOkS 53 Nvashington Center (Well) y Ss § Charles Lacefield scored 11 Swarthmore 61. Moravian 42 Romney 41 Ja tkadn 1Tippecan ie) 13.080 This Fast Pace Set points for the Beech Grove High Texas Tech 86 Arizona -State (Flagstaff) Spartanburg 4 Lincoin i] aridoipn) gl . 39 oS 1) iki - or 0 ys Carl Hardin at West Side and. School freshman team yesterday Texas -Wesleyan 59, “Abilene Christian 51. 81 36. abba 3 El . o , Sh itoney Creek 41, Losantvilie 35% oy William Brown. in the Fun Bowl as the H is DRO" t Tufts 60 Boston Collega 64 Stoney Creek Al. Josantvill -— al 18 ornets won, 26-27, AL pyjane 84, Southwestern Louisiana Insti- LADE ale 2 » prizé| Social League tied for first place Warren Central Aan rR : ia Topeka 2 Lima Twp. (Lagrange) = /in last ight & bowling with a pair, . | Washingion and Jefleraon 66. Waynesburg Sheeler AL Dyer 32 or we ~ [inois State 57 SGIsIA i Woodburn 41 - Payne 10+ 38 ar or §72 ”~ i Si : Shuffleboard Schedule wien nines site 57. Lavina Tec Woodeorn 41 Pane 10 a { Hardin, a kegler for Tompidns fia " Tonight's schedule in. the Indianapolis, Wesiminster (Pa) 73, Ger va 58 Young, America 37 ry J 50 es 3 an at 30 Wi N West Virginia 62, Wake Pe 49 . PROFES hor {Ice Cream,” rotled aif 700 gam The Yate Club, group of teen-agers, played if smart last night. The group from the North fhullehoard League aig 0 Hinge a i 2, ran ery 81 and DE ESSlONAL but Brown, who also rolled a 200 Church d di f the- Indi lis hock } t the Orchard ingman's Priend at Cutshaw 5 8po yriman's . (overtime) Baltimore Bullets 88. Indian pois ig. itriple, had high game of 2486. At! Unit of the Unitarian ure sponsore a inner tor e in 1anapo Is hoc ey eam a e rchar Inn. Princes a Pickway and Mid-Mid William and MaTy 77 Virginia Military 54. Phi indeiphia 74. 8 Louis 61 = Pennsylvania Harry Stivers was School gym and then got autographs from each player. Coach Ott Heller (above, center) auto. (hve) Yale 61, Gonfscticut 44 Rochester 88, Chicago 74 {runner-up with a 662 for the graphs for (left..ia right) Ruth Ann Staley, Kay Smith, Rusty Throckmorton, Sara Lincoln and Fritz = {Sugar Creek Butter quintet. | Hollingsworth. Other hockey players in the background {right) are Goalie Terry Sawchuk and Cen- -

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{Assumption (Windsor, Ont.) 57%, Tri-State Silent Hodsiers 40, Trafalgar 35. 4 r- (Franklin #0, Indiana Central 50.

PHT INDIANAPOLIS TIMES _ feenAgars Dine Hockey Team, Get Autographs

OTHER NIGH SCHOOLS A mutt herd ay Texas Tong “indiana Teoh &f, Ohio Narilera 58.

Alamo 68, Wallace 44. thorn invaded the Central YMCA Joseph's 3. Wabash 39,

Alexandia, 45 Biwood 43. Wr OTHER COLLEGES {gym yesterday, but théy weren't

SL. | an U 59, Penn State 55 the saleable variety,

Blackhawk 55. New Cioshen 34 Bloomingten 47, Crawfordsville 4. 2 Amerie {Brazil 61, Sullivan 41

Be 88, on eres 0 a, zona 60, 8an Diego State 41,

Buffalo 48, Tefft 27,

A fast pace was set for the gals by Virginia EIff of the Riviera Club Pioneers at Uptown with a 622, She turned in a .200 and then scored a solid 220 pins when she marked up five strikes in a! row. She failed to strike out when a stubborn pin stood up in tne last frame,

Weber, Heady Ousted In Chicago Tourney -

ter Clift Simpson. |

Few Top Stars Figure i in Big League Deals |

CHICAGO, Dec. 15 (UP) -—|player. The left-handed hitter hafl|others—the players involved Many deals involving very few|a .296 mark and drove in’ 44 runs usually were not top grade stars. top flight stars seemed to be thelin 139 games last season. He parhattern for the oncoming winteriticular] yv .impressed Branch Paday as major. league ean own- Rickey of the Dodgers who tried Washington swap in which the lers adjourned a two-day session at length to swing a deal for him. Senators got pitchers Ed Kliem: an) {which featured three big trades. Borowy won only five games and Joe Haynes and First Base-| Times Special The latest was the sending of land lost 10. last season. Leonard./man Eddie Robinson for Pitcher| CHICAGO, Dec. 15D «i (First. Baseman Eddie Waitkus the ancient knuckle-ball castoff Early: Wynn and First Baseman Weber and Curt Heady of In-. (8nd Pitcher Hank Borowy to thejof the Washington Senators, won Mickey Vernon. = . lian li t of th _ |Philadelphia Phillies from the 2 and lost 17 and had a 2:51 = The biggest cash «deal was; Sianapolls were out o Lite Tun [c hicago Cubs. In return the Cubs earned run figure. Dubie], an ex- made by the Yankees, who gave Nag today as... qualifications. got Pitchers Emil (Dutch) Leon- Yankee, won: eight and Jost 10-up $100,000 and three players to closed in the national all-star o., 4 water (Hot Dog) Dubiel.|and his ‘earned run figure was the St. Louis Browns for pitcher individual bowling champion- |= "ip; quartet, only Waitkus| 2.51. Fred Sanford and catcher Ray i ship tournament.

: ht-aft Il That Partee. + Weber's final six-game series sought-after ball That of 216,, 202, 187, 169, 165, 190

TTR NS L227 gave him a 24-game total of . 1 ag May AAA mr RANE er 4625 pins for a 192-per game . average. Heady's final games : of 208, 190.132, 225, 194 and _

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Howe Club Honors Gridders, Trackmen

Don Lynch was elected honorary -—-captain--of the 1048 Howe High School fodtbalt team fast night as the 400 Club honored the gridders in the school cafeteria. Dave Cook was named honorary leader of the cross-country squad. Tackle Tom Johns was voted

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and Coach Sam Kelley announced 17 varsity and 23 reserve letter winners, Letter winners were:

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MAC Announces | Hardwood Games

The Mid - American Conference J: launches its third year of basketball competition Friday when Miami meets Wéstern Reserve in the Cleveland arena. Other teams of ‘the league do not open conference play until January, Complete Mid-American basketball schedule: Dee. 17~Miami at Jan, T-Western Reserve Jan, B-~Western Reserve Viestern« Michigan at Miami: Jan. “1 Western Michigan at Ohio U.: Jan He Butler. at fam); Jan. 14-Ohlo U. at Cincinnati: Jan. 18—Cineinnati at Btls his U, at Miami, Western Reserve at Western Michigan: Jan To Ciactmmats} at Miami Jan, 23—Cincinnat! at Western Michigan; Jan. 28—Butler at obo U.; Jan, 29—Miam!i at Butler; Feb. Ohio U, at Butler, Miami at Western | Michigan; Feb, 7--Western Michigan at Western Reserve; Feb, 12—Western Michigan at Butler, Miami at i Us Cina "at ‘Western Reserve 1 Western Michigan at Cincinnati; Fen. NT estern Reserve at ami; Feb, stern Reserve at Butler; Feb, 23-Butler i. Feb, 26—Bittler at Western! an, Ohio U, at Western Reserve, til at Cincinnati; Feb, 28-Butler at] Western Reserve; March 1--Cincinpati. ati Ohio U.; March §—Ohio U. at Wesiern| Michigan.

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