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9-Goal Spree

Wins for Caps

Rockets Swamped -:In Rough Battle

* PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 22'(UP)}

~The Indianapolis Capitals unloosed a vicious five-goal attack

in the final period tonight to defeat the Philadelphia Rockets, 7-4, In an American Hockey) League game before 3500 fans, the best crowd of the season, The victory kept the Caps In third place in the league's western division, only three ‘points behind leading St. Louis and a) single point behind second-place Cleveland: The fast-skating visitors outlasted the Rockets in a rough, hard-waged game from the first face-off. There was plenty of stiff body checking and Chuck Kraiger and Al Dewsbury drew major penalties. The first two periods were bitterly and evenly fought.

Hoosiers On Rampage

The Caps took a 1-0 lead at 2:44 of the initial session on Fred Glover's short shot, but the Rockets came back to go in front on goals by Rudy Brodeur at 5:41} and Steve Wechy at 17:06. Indianapolis then knotted the count at 16:29 of the second session on Gerald Reid's shot from a rebound. Then came the Caps’ {ive-goal outburst which swamped

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Indiana Central

Wins, 63 to 43

Has Easy Time With Taylor University

Indiana Central experienced no difficulty in defeating Taylor University last night 63-43 in a nonconference game at the Greyhounds” gym. Taylor held a brief 3-2 lead

after the first three minutes of|

TT NEXT r orroNeNTs ri-State at Saxiar Jan, Andians olen Canterbury, Feb. 1.

ins and ‘Woody McBride put - the Greyhounds in the lead and they| were never headed. | Hitting above .300 per cent of their shots in the first half, they ran the score to 38-21 at the end of the first half,

Subs Get a Chance

In the second half, Greyhound Coach Angus Nicoson played his) second and third string men along | with the regulars, mixing up the| lineup to give all the members of! the squad a chance to play. | The shooting percentage during this experimental period dropped to .287, but the Indiana Central boys were never threatened. | High scoring honors for the) night were divided between Dwight Swails and. Woody McBride each of whom hit 17 points! for the Greyhounds. Swails missed one frée throw tonight giving him a record of 20 made in 21 attempts. High point man for the losers|

in 13 points on five field goals and three shots from the charity) stripe.

Ipd. Central (83 | Tayler (13) * fr pf fg ft ptf McGrath. f 0 OiBtowe.f. 1-05 Robertsonf § 0 2'Wrightf 20 Roberts. { 00 2 Nelson f 0.0 2 Stevenson! 0 1 2'Rigelf 1 00 Pattersopf 0 0 0 Colfiéld f 2112 Cummings! 1 0 0O/Haitley . 5 3 3 Swailse 5 7 3Thompson.c i1.¢ Brown.c 2 0 JHaisleyg 235% McBride g 7 3 2Grantizg 2.91 Blevins g 2 1 lllLenseng 0 0 1 Havnere 0 0 1 Cooke 1 0 Kennedy g 0 0 1Gusrdg 0:0 0 Robinsong 2 1.0 | Colescolt g aq 0 Totals 2 13 17 Totals 1" Halftime score: Indiana Central Taylor

Free throws missed: Indiana Central, | Stevenson 2, Brown 2. Blevins 2, McGrath 1, Swalls 1 Taylor Haifley 4 Jensen 3. Slowe 2 Wright 1, Thompson 1 Halsley 1 Officials—~RBob Fink and Tom Sterling —————————————

| ND Holds Boryla, | Tops Denver, 49-46

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Jan. 22 (UP)—Holding All-American a former Notre

Vince Boryla, Dame star, to five points, Notre

NEXT OPPONENT

Notre Dame af Kentucky —— Jan, 2, |

Dame defeated Denver 49 to 46 tonight before 4000 fans in the)

Irish gym.

Leo Barnhorst, Indianapolis’

Notre Dame forward, held Boryla|

to one goal from the fleld while|

scoring 20 points himself to pace]

the Irish to their victory. . Denver. broke fast and led throughout the entire first half with a 21 to 17 margin at intermission. On several occasions Notre Dame rallied to within a point of the Pioneers, but they never drew even. A free throw and three baskets by Barnhorst in the first three minutes of the second half put Notre Dame In front 24 to.23.

It May | Look Like a hi Clos, But I's Really a Basketball Game

picture have all the appearance of a girs’ dancing class. But it isn't, I.happens: to bo tn Cok Col Gro so 24 Soka oC Mrs. physical education initructoret the college, fhis. eam ls the rl intramural hooks ithe sie have o the-two-court system under the AMT . ’ potvigl Bos gn nara actif. The Groyhe y hil j

z 1are six players on each team and and a team that is really clever] Women Compete the ey court is divided in|at handling the ball can do some | wi th f F } half, cute tricks in working the bounc-| nou CGNTQre | Thus the girls play what is ng) sphere down the court. By JIM SMITH known as a two court system. The Indiana Central girls have} Here in Indlana, the hotbed of Teams are composed of a right, & lot of hesithy THA Playing bas basketball, girls ‘seem to have jcenter and left forward and | ketball. They are y taken a back seat while big

right, center and left guard. t Mrs. Lois Fouts, physical educaght, ce vo. | Hom igstructor at the college, and brother has gone out and gar-| inered all the laurels in the hard-|

| wood sport. | restricts the zone of play of the | But while they may not get girls. In working a ball down much publicity, the so-called court'on the offensive, the guards weaker sex plays basketball, | handle the play up to the center

USING THE two- court system = the girls do playing. { ” . =» AND THE Greyhound giris do right well at the sport. At a)

rece Han-| albeit confined to intramural line where the forwards take over pt “Play Day" held at Has- |, graduate with a masters)

over College, these girls walked |

rather ‘than inter-school games. and make the drive for the bas- away with the honors by winning|

ket, Locally there is only one col-| four straight es. In the firs bas The guards must stop at the gam Jege that has a be Bi sketbel center line. If they step over, Contest they took the measure

schedule. They are the Grey-| thelr team

the ball. hound coeds of Indiana Central. | The same is trie.on’ defen

In a regularly scheduled game | The forwards cammot cross the yesterday afternoon, the “Butter- jie to aid their guarding teamcups’, as they are fondly known p.ates around the campus, dropped &|i only allowed to dribble twice|from Huntington, Taylor and close one to the Taylor co-eds and then must pass the ball to| Canterbury in addition to an 32-29. This was their first col, teammate. alumni game and one with | leglate loss this season. | ys» {local amateur tear.

* | THIS IS A FAR cry from the| THE GAME ™ AT these girls boys rules where a player caniketball, the Greyhound girls are|

, and Franklin College, 26-22. During their regular 10-game

eign sport to the dyed-in-the-wool! floor (if he’s lucky) and drop/that Mrs. Fouts emphasizes to | Hoosier fan used. to .the-- fast| one in the bucket. {the best of her ability. | breaking high school or college| That this type of basketball is] 0%» game, | definitely slower than the men 's| “ALWAYS remember, girls” In girls’ basketball under the game is an accepted fact. But| she tells them, “that just because rules set forth by the AAU, there! there is a good deal of Passing, | you are playing basketball it!

Basketball Scores

CITY, COUNTY HIGH SCHOOLS Orispus Attucks 40, Evansville Lincoln 3%. Paoli 48, Manual 38, { OTHER WIGH SCHOOLS |

Anderson #2, Jeffersonville 39. Mloknell 54, Evansville Rellz 49, Bloomin, hon oN Evansville Central 36 Deiphi . Wayne Concordia 48 (over

time mn. ie Central Catholic 45, Plareston|

Brown Hits 2-Pointer for IC

Pt, Wayne North 58, Michigan oi Hammond Noll ;., Huntington Catholic 4. | LaPorte 40, Gary Tolleston | Muncie Central To. Bedford » South Side Fi. Wagne “, Craters: WM. Allen County Tourney Elmhurst 50, Harlan 46. onroeville Monroeville 58, Elmhurst 36 (final), Clinton County Tourn Sugar Creek 39, Michi ———. : (fimal). Decatur Coun To Burney 43, New Point 34. SL. Paul 39, Jackson Twp. 33 St. Paul 52, Burney 48 (overtime, final), Fayette County Tourney Alquina 43, "Bentonville 41 (overtime). Harrisburg Alquina 13, Fairview 30 (overtime, conse-|

lation), Orange 53, Harrisburg 31 (final), Hontintton Twp. Tourney

i) Lakeville 50, (final). ‘WABASH VALLEY TOURNAMENT At Attica

"= - 4, Altioa 75, Kingman 26 (Baal), At_ Bloomfield Helmsburg MW, fel " 21 (Mnalf,

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at nL \ Ranvar if pt , Olesing v ! a Staft Photographer arc al Gitan 3 a i Rhnek Tf 3 8 1naaser t EE Greyhound Comter i "Brown made th count “ Sea has | O'alorang 1 4 ry : : 3 spite the efforts of Taylor's Don Granitz, ’ - Heroine 5 oy hoa | < on. ¢ 2 OiLittiex helbura Eoutmae 3 ¢ Singin 8 i Loyola of Chicago Chalks Up 13th Victory Reseda os TE i wal 222 BUFFALO, N. Y., Jan. 22 UP) (13th victory of 48 to Tiimere 21, ho Jo 11 (fina, 5 Bon omsver m1." errs Loyola. of Chicago, rated one of 34 at Memorial Adiiorium. Loy-[Uisise 3, Midiaad 31 finsh.

score:

mised: Ban Barnhorst 3, AD SH

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only two games this ‘the nation's top basketball teams, Ola has Jost 0 o games irode roughshod over SE Bons forward, | luitt, lanky Negro BESS a hrm ro tonight for ‘ts points, big, Lovo

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he has as much fun coaching|by the minute.

{off the floor snd reminded them! “you are still ladies.” | two of these teams left in the!

t tf Oxf {Is due, in large measure, to the loses possession of of iam Sinjversi ya Td tact that in the high schools in

. turn to the fessional LE, whip Hanover, 24-19, Butler, 20-/the state girls basketball is de pdf pro fe)

a the THSAA.

Photo by John Spickiemire, Times Staff Photographer

does not necessarily follow that, you are tomboys. Keep in mind’ that you are ladies” | And Mrs. Fouts doesn't pick and choose the time to remind]

Fair Cagers Vie

cently in a basketball game, the §ames at. the play became a little rough her girls were getting = madder the

no time, She called her team]

emphasized. Only mtramural/and jo gamés_ are played. Games be- | Red Heads of Little Rock, Ark, tween

The player with the ballschedule, the girls play teams... they are included at some Prominence.

{special Play Day sanctioned by! Perhaps the most

The status of amateur girls Walker. Whilg it may not

due 1 Tor To ¢

Minnesota Holds Off

and letic Club and very often played ‘curtain raisers” to the proCoach Fouts lost| fessional Ses at Je Armory.

Schnit schools are frowned upon {and eventually gain national ington, Williams caudal | Ritter. Putter. ® iner

Last-Minute

Fifth Straight Big 9

field house.

Boilermakers Go [> Down, 66 to 5

Suffer 3d Defeat | In 5 Big 9 Games

COLUMBUS, O., Jan. 22 (UP) | -Dick Schnittker, still under par {from a week's iliness felt good lenough to play 14 minutes to‘night and count 18 points and (lead. his Ohio State teammates to {a 66 to 56 win over Purdue be{fore 6374 fans. { | The victory was Ohlo State's] ithird In five Big Nine games and | ithe defeat, Purdue's third in the {same number. | Ohio Btate coach, Tippy Dye, {held Schnittker out of the game| {until his Buckeyes were trailing 20 to 18 with six minutes and 26 {seconds remaining in the first] half. Schnittker went in. The Bucks! went to work and hit eight Jtraight points, Behnittker cash-|

{== ""NixT orroNENTs {| Purdue at Northwestern, Jan,

|eantilh kept ‘the Bucks in the] | game, finally putting them ahead, |

10th. point. of the second half.

| Nine record up to tonight's game,

» TODAY THERE ”e only one Missed his first try against the

Buckeyes and broke his string. Okie Sate 168) Purdue (38)

ow» city, foremost of which is the Detain t tw ‘ 5 it pt COACH FOUTS. an Indiana|ldeal girls. These girls, playing Jscomi 1 8 Hi obasity ig i : men’s rules; are in a state league sehmiixer? 4 10 2 Aine : degree from Indiana, finds that and play thelr home ‘games ot | Rudiger Te 48 SW rieid.e i Hi t she has to teach her girls basket. Dearborn m with teams! Kholer i 3 Berborian.g HE 3 ball almost from scratch, This|, &Yy | Brown.g 1 0 3 Banksy 10 3 rom Ft. Wayne and Kokomo. | Ponimiont.e 0 1 iThiemens 3 4 4 Some girl basketball players A Greiverg . . 1.3 1 ranks | Totals n 0 Total 018» Halftime score: Ohlo State 33, Purdue

- Pree throws [lesed: Donham 4," Rem.

46 to 44, with a free throw, }

Rally

To Clip Indiana, 35-28

Victory;

Hoosiers’ Comeback Staged Too Late MINNEAPOLIS, Jan. 22 (UP)~Undefeated Minnesota held loff a last-minute Indiana rush tonight to defeat the Hoosiers, 35 to 28, before 16,306 Big Nine Basketball fans at the Minnesota

It was Minnesota's, fifth straight Western Conference triumph and 13th without a defeat for the season. For Indiana, it waa

tar Jane Big Nine loss in five

a. game was’ Minnesota's all |the way, with the Gophers wine ning much more easily than tke score indicated. Too Little, Too Late So tight was the Minnesota dee fense that the Hoosiers went more than 10 minutes in the first ha'* without scoring ‘a field goal and NEXT OPPONENTS ‘Minnesota at Hineis, Jan. 29, Indians at DePaul, Feb B. didn’t get another two-pointer for almost 19 minutes of the second half. They got only seven field goals in all. Forward Whitey Skoog and ‘Center Jim McIntyre led the Go- | pher scorers with 11 and 10 points, respectively, while Forward Bud Grant tossed In nine points to

{equal the output of Indiana's top -

scorer, Forward Bill Garrett. Not until Guard Lou Watson

|® scored after 10 minutes and three

seconds of the first half did the | Hoosglers hit from the field. Mine nesota, meanwhile, moved into an 18 to 10 lead at the half and boosted its advantage to 35 to 18 with three minutes to go. Indiana rallied for 10 straight

| Ohio State at Michigan, Jai. 2. ison (Polls, but it was too little and ling - in on three fouls and move nove | oo Jats, : into a 26 to 20 lead. He hit six Minnessia a8) Indisna (2%) free throws and a fleld goal ing yn Is TY Moar 0 FN is six minute first half stint, It | Lani 900 miter { e123 |put State out to'a 33 to 20 inter- (gies, 39 Lukemeyer £ 0 © 1 mission score. Melntyre 0 3 4 { we 1.23 Purdue Rallies ' - | Eker © .. a0 er . t 1s Purdue rallied in the second) {iene g ° ° : Staterms 5 ° 1 0 {half to move into a 38-10-35 lead, ! [Krans g 2 5 Jug 1013 {while Schnittker watched from, - . — a {the bench. Bob Radiger, Ohio| Totals 10 16 18) Totals TN

| ‘Halftime score: Minnesota 18, Indiana 16, Free

throws oithbd. Grant Sots Moe Mityle, Alson Mitchell 2, Garrett, Rite I achvar Neyete aktmiver tals Joe als: Jum Currie and Joe Conway,

Schnittker came back in and the Buckeyes were off to — races. They counted eight more|

points before the Boilermakers could score again, to move out front, 54 to 44, ani Purdue was ns or . out of the ball gam Under AAU Rules

Schuittker, the high point man, her. girls. they are ladies. Re-i0rms in. he Si. the airie tat Ea TE Howard Wil-

Take 12th Straight

lams led Purdue with 13 points. Evansyille’ Jai

EVANSVILLE, Jan. 22-—- A strong Crispus Attucks High School five won Its twelfth straight net clash by defeating Evansville Lincoln, 40 to 32, here tonight. The local team heid a 13 to 9 lead at the first quarter and an 18 to 17 lead at the half, but Attucks, led by Tom Overton and Fred McClaren, moved to a 27 to 22 third-quarter advantage. The balanced Attucks attack continued its assault as Coach Fitzhugh Lyons used only five men to hold the high-scoring Line

Burk- coin team to 32 points.

field, Butehko, Ban

fabul member of this team " fed Franklin Whips

basketball teams in Indianapolis gentiemenly to say so, Helen is Earlham, 60-31

Besides learning to play bas-inas changed a great deal in the|is nearly 42 years old and is still]

{past few years, best shots

jack girls’ teams playing

frequently| So take heart, playing men's teams, once awhile beating them.