Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 January 1949 — Page 28
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New Albany Top Team Cincinnati Cagers n State UP Rankings Still on Top
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Victory Over Flyers on Coliseum Ice CE mea” Would Put Locals Even With Cleveland : By BILL EGGERT It's “do or die” tonight for the Indianapolis Capitals when they
meet the 8t. Louis Flyers on the Coliseum ice at 8:30. The Philadelphia Rockets handed the local skaters an oppor-
As Anderson Slips to Second ‘Nation's Leaders
By KURT FREUDENTHAL, United Press Sports Writer NEW YORK, Jan. 27 (UP) =| New Albany's twice-beaten high school basketball team today The University of Cinéinnati bas-
oo Following Services Hove Boon Scheduled 2, CALHOUN Pvt. Jack «.- CLEGG—Anna Marie
wAll Risks”
ruled as the mythical “king” as its Bulldogs took over'the No. 1/ketball team still held first place tunit : . y to tie Cleveland for the lead in the western division of the 00 : spot in he seventh weekly United Press rankings. [Song he jor isp often | American Hockey League, when they" defeated the Barons 9-5 at! ISUR ANCE SCMOENRADT-Carl asband of fat Coach Gordon Raney’s tall and rugged crew, typical of south- Tne Ohio court men, pace-set- Paliageiptia | ave Ae olin: » scoreless 4 A INSU : are Bilzabech M w e Ca ve ‘scoreless deadloc vic- . ern conference. prep school basketball, climbed the ladder to the (ters in that department since the is bot Re era. job that at tory tonight for the Caps will Rome" wadnesd
top the hard way. It didn't break into the “Big Ter” until the season's start, boasted 872 points
ve them a one point advantage fifth week of the poll, mostly. be: | and an average of 72.7 points per, gl
best is no small task,’ over the Flyers, who gave up
The Hellermen will have to get
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cause of losses: to Evansville Elwood edged Kokomo, 38 to 37: 8ame, including games played ut the land! ; pe Central and Madison, Marion nicked Wabash, 42 to 40. [though Jan. = 1 ON out he Services a BE air. he Cleve + HOUSEHOLD 6000S MOeloed: die But having survived a “fu”, New Albany, Anderson, Muncie tr jave a Same scheduled ¥ | Dewsbury, one of the circuit's If the Flyers win the game Now under a single pol Parl Hensley. Ci epidemic, injuries and grooming Central, Madison and Frankfort |ginia five Saturday night. } pest defensemen, was injured in! tonight they will be back. in first fey="a1 Risks" cov- of Rathi Re themselves quietly. the ‘Dogs also figure in the top games on this” yo 0" wor enough, Cincin-| practice yesterday. spot again, leaving Indianapolis| prop- Ky. eral appeared to have their say in the week-end’s card nati's nearest rival, Rhode Island, : Both he and Podolsky, who in third place. ange 0 including fire, ime? Bios” battle beginning next month for! New Albany hosts Madison Fri- gate was closing fast.: And the! ~ has been recovering from an in-| 1, the game at Phtiadelphia;] rid iano holdup, Fark. File mn the state Shamplonship. day in an effort to get even for|y ite RhoGy crew, now averag- Paul | "Curly" Kemi irons, {jured leg. were sent to Detroititnhe Rockets took the lead from vel "ds. Pro- kT we: YelP of er power oe J wn holiday — A oar oo (Ing 724 points per game, was A ployer coach'of the Fi. Wayne for special treatment bY thelehs start and held it with a nl tes is world-wide. may call ut the residence stone Ave., and know-how against Jefferson-| 8 own holiday tourney final wo! {cinch to maintain its record for &oliner Pistons will be in action physician of the parent organi-/pine-goal barrage at the expense tection ings reduce | Roena 8 (Bloomington, Ind., papers bers ening. " ag more” “Big Ten” members clash|ine simple reason that it was, Joriorsout night at Butler Field. |zation. of Cleveland's Johnny Bower. Dividend sou blows 63 copy). KLE SERVICE. Emma Sel
‘ville last Friday convinced the une, Anderson goes to Frank-| experts that New Albany had 108t sop while Muncie, 53 to 44 win- unscheduled this week, none of its power which stamped nop over Hartford City Tuesday it a favorite to win last years ont invades Indianapolis Teen Ball State Wins
house when the upstate rivals of | the Jets return here for a hard- | | wood tussle. Game Sime | is 8:30,
|over the Caps | contests, one le game ‘having ended
Flyers Hold 3-2 Edge The Flyers hold a 3-2 edge in six, previous
{Phil Hergesheliiier, Rocket wing, scored his 231st goal of his career in the second period, two
insurance cost.
state tourney. with hopes of keeping its North Anderson's Indians, who WereiCentral Conference title Yor Over Canterbury in the lofty top spot for. five y.. Times State Service weeks, sided » TY oo] Critical Game DANVILLE, Ind, Jan. 27—A as the result o South|last minute drive by Ball State]
while Jeffer-| Outcome of tonight's Mane Rigo both New Al./Bend Central-Mishawaka game {last night gave them a 60-55 vic-|
bany and Anderson last week May determine the winner in the/tory over Canterbury Collegd.
end. was third, eastern division NIHSC title race,| Marv Heaton and Jack Sexton _
Outside of that reshuffie, the anly major change was Ham-| mond's disappearance from ‘the ference, lite. Bob King’s Wildcats, beat- lby La Porte
on in their last three outings in the controversial western divisioniVear, are currently tied with/Ing a halftime advantage of from his family who live in New
+f the Northern Conference, were Mishawaka with five victories 34-31. York, ‘and because of his weakreplaced by Muncie Central against one defeat. 3 | High scoring honors went .to ness on defense. which is slowly rounding into The seventh weekly U. P. stand Ball State's Floyd Reed who Lumpp, former “tourney form.” ings: {gumped in 22 points. Center Gil Olympic star, Monroeville Wins {Barry was high man for the! leading scorer, Two of the “Big Ten" were in| losers with 15 markers.
{a row without a miss in the con-| {which gave Ball State 12 points | turn for Guard Tommy Byrnes.
last week. The!last four minutes of play. Up toi
} New Rivany Son 13, lost 3),
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action last night and both tri-| Und Ball Stace ida) Canterbury (3B) , average of 334. umphed. Monroeville stretched 14-1), Heaton, { £5 4 3 Cline. { §' "been their best shot at the free shoulders its Pring of victories without de-| ns nt. 3.4 I Pra. { 1 1 ] throw circle, hitting 125 fquls out Black, who has been second in feat to 17 at the expense of De-| 1. | Beltar Y 1] Hat 80 sof 167 attempts for an average scoring to Lumpp averaging 10.6 catur Catholic, 58 to 26, and Lata Jette. Joflerson (10.|Btraight.& 4 1 2 Pine & % i sof 748. He was the team’s play points per game. Brazil's Red Devils made it 13-1 Di, ocebd Central fcturter, g i l 3 re, ¥ 0 1 «maker, leading them with 2 by threshing Southport, 46 to 36. AR, Tens Cantey od / o — [aBsists. Elsewhere last night, Peru 14-3); Lapes A A hE Lit, § 3 2.4 Byrnes, who entered the pro house. The Ft.
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smacked Logansport, Heaton oliasa pry averaging 5.7 points per game
Fa nd Gorey 1. + Yo iecar 2 Pollard #5. lon a shooting percentage of .285. Feller, Blaming the Weather, ER
Ray Lumpp Traded by Jets To New York for Byrnes
: By JIM SMITH n'a trade made late yesterday. Ray Lumpp, the Jets’ “leader Central's Bears have won six in/sparked the fast breaking attack in every department,” went to thé New York erboerars in re- Bureau "vs Fryon's, Tavern: Indiana arm Although announced as a straight a Cap Mishawaka was upset|/to Canterbury's three during the!player deal, it is believed there was some money involved. According to the Jets’ front office, the trade was made at in| Slicers, who won the title last that point the Knights led, hold- Lumpp’s request because of his dissatisfaction at being separated
Hel has 53 assists to his credit.
Hamilton, All-American, cyetball in high school under’ has been the team’s jet Coach Burl Friddle, will probaveraging. 12.3 ably see more action at the for{points per game on a shooting ward spot. He has also/fensive will, no doubt, fall on the
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Pistons return here for a basket-| ball game with the Indianapolis Jets,
off the all-time: American goal record ‘of 233 set by Les Cunningham. i
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Forecasts Slump in Attendance . CLEVELAND, Jan. 27 (UP)-—Bobby Feller, foreseeing poorer weather, decreased attendance and a less exciting American League! - race this year, listed those reasons for turning down the 1949 contract offered him by the champion Cleveland Indians. The 30-year-old pitcher became a holdout for the first time in his 10-year career when he announced yesterday: “I am not satis: fled with present terms” following a financial conference with on the team's attendance figures. Club President Bill Veeck. would net DiMaggio some $80.000 Veeck's headaches mounted as unless the club fell below last Bob Lemon, Gene Bearden, and Year's gate receipts.
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Ken Keltner lined up with Feller, Rookie Outfielder Hank Bauer in the “holdout brigade.” [of the Yankees did sign, however, "Feller, who earned $82,000 for! {becoming the 10th Yankee player 1948 through the expedient of alto agree to terms for the coming Lonus based on the number of campaign. fans who watched the Indians play at home, was bil offered a eu} J tract yesterday which catied tor! | @CI]'S at tam a cut in his ne ge Dy a plus 8) similar bonus for attendance. Feller, assuring reporters, “I'll “be in ther¢ on-the opening day ges of spring training,” said the only himself and Tech's wrestling team atoned f titor a previous defeat at the hands of Southport’s formidablé mat-| men by turning in a 25 te 19) victory at the Cardinals’ om yesterday afternoon. The dual meet, closely contdut | pectations, ed , was clinched for| people to watch the i in|Tech with a victory in the heavy-| 1949 “because I don’t believe we'll weight division, Bob Pence of) nave. the breaks with the|Southport pinned Tech’s Foster at weather we had last year when 122-pounds for the meet’'s quickwe weren't: rained out of a single eat lal home me. nds—Sparks (TV defeated Morgan. WANG also don't forget the race Hamar Bane te rough
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“Veeck ‘said Fellers contract Lge, or tess gi | A HOLD-UP MAN, WHO DEMANDED would not be discussed again hn ne }, dateated Ketchum. THEIR PURSES, SAYING HC HAD A
until the two meet at the Base- Pryman (8) defeated Dick
Ww ¢ t. New! 18 andt (Th : w hat Ariens Pitiner aly Jaw we RAC GUN IN HIS POCKET. [WITH THE "LOOT.
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Kou D IT, THE ° HOLD-UP MAN DISCOVERED TOOLATE THAT THE "LOOT WAS NOT THE LADY'S PURSE. . . BUT ONLY AN OLD COPY OF A GERMAN-ENGLISH DICTIONARY!
The Cleveland prexy had other
troubles, too. , Basketball Scores
Pitcher Lemon, a . 20-gam Le | winner, returned his contrac om a Brasil 48, Tr Apert 38. tna i », a Mihingten 7.
Bearden, brilliant southpaw, | who also was & 20-game winner, hot 8, Union a | said he wasn't satisfied with his|Grase Greek 88 contract and wanted to earn Hanover 48, about $20,000 for 1049. Keltner | came to the point quickly in a} telephone call to Veeck from Mil-| wauk
signed. Nothing daunted, Veeck prosd Ripple returned the contract to Lemon, ny OTHER MW GR. SCHOOLS : 9 ‘without alteration. | Chandi Mu, Bangin Catholic. 30, ! ere ho} 00 3 andler 39, Wadesvi 3M. Holds Out hae " South Bend “Riley » . , Paris is Crotsing { :
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