Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 January 1949 — Page 40

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Sally Roberts, on the diving board, and Dorothy : Schwark will swim against the IAC girls team here this afternoon. Miss Roberts is a backstroke and

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Veteran Kegler Rolls Six 700°s .° By DON SIEBERT To his wife he is a good provid. ndable husband. To his

WORKING HOURS find a 46-year-old electrotype moulder “doing his stuff” for the Electrotype Service Co., 222 E. Ohio 8t. However, when quitting time rolls around he assumes a much different role. Bud dusts off his ball, picks up his bowling shoes, and heads for one of the four leagues he rolls with to hang up another high series.

At the Sport Bowl he averages a “mere” 197 on Mondays with Morgah’s. Restaurant and Thursday evenings are given over to ithe fast NBA Bindery squad at the Delaware Bowl. where he maintains a 209 average in the | Printcraft League. . . = ~

ON FRIDAY he rattles the maples for 200 pins in the FoxHunt Classic for the Herff-Jones quintet. As a climax Bud does his part for Art Sachs Used Cars in the Traveling League on Sunday to hold a 195 average while bowling in a different alley each

kK. may seem a terrific bowl

f Bud. He has one of the most effortless deliveries known wling, . has been uncorking big series for 26 years, but never really hit his stride until this season.

wee This ing bowler, but it has no visible efect on to bo Bud

» " » WITH SEVERAL months to go before the season closes, Bud Schoch has already earned the title of “Mr. Bowling” with a long .|string of unbelievably high scores that include six 700 series.

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schedule for the average

‘Ace Really Hits | Stride This Year.

talkutive about his bowling rec-

small bench in a corner of the ins on the. NEA Bindery set a fast pace for

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admitted a high series of rolled in 1943 at Pritchett’s the Printcraft Leagte when finished out the season for triebeck who had left for

IN 19839 HE WON the city tourney ‘all events with a 1919 series and copped the same title in the Tri-State Printcraft tourney in Columbus, O., three years

Johnay Fehr was his partne when they took the doubles in

AN INSPIRED 724 series was|

Bud Schoch.,. Mr. Bowling in action. Comparatively early in the sea-| the same total to repeat his person he produced a whopping 718 formance. As ‘recently as sIX| uit bowler was born in Southseries that was only a promise of | weeks ago he bettered that series more to come. This was followed by 11 pins for a 736. by a 716 and since that time he| Generously sprinkled between has continued to step up his pace./the crop of 700s are countless ss vn totals of 650 or better. However, Bud is a quiet man. has never thought of himself as only a warmup for a 725 and He has unusual reserve for an

within weeks he grooved exactly! American, refuses to become

| latest trophy was won last year

at the annual open tournament in. Elwood. He averaged 214 plus for six games to take the singles with a 1286 series.

- # o PSYCHOLOGISTS BAY we have several “selves,” ang Bud is

port, has lived in Indianapolis for many years, and is proud of his two children, Paul who is’ 8, and Mary Alice, 12. It is a leadpipe cinch’that Bud

anything but an el moulder who likes to bowl.

open cut over his left eye. Mayor Al Feeney, sitting at the ringside, predicted the fight right on the button. = ’ Bob Roberts Loses Pvt. Bob Roberts and Sylvester

Few High Scores In Alley Action

last night's limited bowling action, Top score went to William Blythe, who rolled a 693 in the actual division of the Dezalan’ Doubles tourney.

lead the ladies with a 489. of the Dezalan Doubles tourney

1219 and a 1378 handicap count. Ivan Lively and Blythe dre ahead

Few honor counts showed in|

Helen Witte, bowling in the Topper mixed league at Parkway

in the actual department with} 1223 pins. The tourney closes|

Simmons, finalists in last year's Times Golden Gloves show, put on the liveliest boxing show of the evening with Simmons rallying

sion. ’ : ‘Roberts weighed 139, Simmons Sammy Brown, Louisville lightweight, knocked out Tommy Blair of Indianapolis in 2:03 of the

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‘Saint’ to Grapple On Armory Card

A mystery matman, known as “The Saint,” will make an Indianapolis appearance next Tuesday night in the Armory against

product, in the supporting bout of a two-event pro card. ‘ Matchmaker Billy Thom has signed the battle for one fall, with a 30-minute curfew, while the Australian tag-team battle, jearded to headline the program, will call for two falls out of three

Pittsburgh ‘at INDIANAPO! - Washington at 8t. Lo a.

Hershey at New Haven.

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Pro Basketball

ASSOCIATION OF AMERICA STANDINGS

The team feature pits Joe Christie and Young Bull Montana Martindale

(hopped to a 9 to 6 lead inthe first quarter and held a 21 to 15

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DePauw Downs Earlham, 62-49

Times Special RICHMOND, Jan. 29-—-DePauw University invaded the Earlham gym tonight and walked off with a 62-49 victory. Earlham managed to stay within six points of the invaders

The Deaf School cagers won!throughout most of the game, but

their training tomorrow in gyms

Glovers Have Extra Night To Try for Championships

Committee Extends Competition Over

Sixth Week With Heavy Entry

Fifty Golden Glovers» who now have an extra week to batter their way to a champloriship in the 16th Times-Legion Tournament, are determined not to let down in their training. Despite the fact the committee was forced to extend the tourna- the lead ment over the sixth week, those still eligible were ready to renew|.: the end of the third round of throughout the. city.

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|. The tournament committes announced Friday night that the semi-finals will be held next Friday night and

the following dl Friday, Feb. 11

Reason for the change in plans was the large number of fighters still standing in competition. All classes, according to the committee, are still “loaded” and plenty of action is promised fans who

ide and reserved seat tickets for the sixth night of the Golden Gloves—Feb, 11-— will go on sale tomorrow at noon along with the tickets for next Friday night at: Bush-Cal-Iahan’s, 136 E. Washington St. and at The Sportsman’s Store, 126 N. Pennsylvania St, Prices are: Ringside and first floor balcony, $2; downstairs reserved, $1.50. Prices include tax. General admission tickets ($1 for adults and children) go on sale at the N. Pennsylvania St. Armory box office at 6:80 P- m. fight night.

The Hershey, Pa., mighty mite ed four birdies on his outgoing nine and three coming Home to tie a competitive 18-hole course

the last four rounds. All fight

fights on the cards. More than 10,000 fans have

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ti with just three minutes to go, the DePauw basketeers got hot and

two quin-/put the game on ice. custom-«| DePauw (62) Eartham i

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By Hergesheimer PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 29 (UP) —"hil Hergesheimer, Philadelphia Rocket wingman, pulled the hat trick and broke the all-time indlvidual American Hockey League scoring record tonight, but his team lost to the Providence Reds, 10-4, at the Arena. A crowd of 3614, largest of the season, saw Hergesheimer push in a goal in the second period, tie the mark of 233 goals in the first few minutes of the third and break it two minutes later. The old mark was held by Les Cunningham,

It was one of the roughest games of the year, marked by

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cand and Steve Wochy for fighting in the second period.

Only 17 Inches High pedal length. , . . WES EM-ROE'S Have the Juvenile Size, $0.75

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major penalties to Maurice Ar-|League to eight points tonight as

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smash their way toward the finals the last Friday night. Among

over Jerry MtKinney, who had

that division.

watched with interest by the fans

decisive victory two weeks ago; Stanley Zuromski, the entry from Ft. Benjamin Harrison, who has| one victory under his belt, and!

Harry, both outstanding sluggers in their class.

heavyweight division in both|

attend the next two sessions, ] The extra session, Feb. 11, will W be held in the same manner as y nights are scheduled to open at S$ ppm In the semi-final and dMazoo - final round, there will be 16 to 18 ’ Times Special

One of the classes being 49-42 midway in the

is the 147-pound Open Class, Clonest where four experienced Sluggers Snelson e wait for a chance at a crown, |gescheidierg There's Andy Anderson of the| Hutchita.

Leeper's Gym teim, who won a!Rigglec

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18 610) Beloit (80) Kalama-

the Hood brothers, Robin and “Free” throws missed: Wabash 13, Kala-|Stanes |" Otetaie: Ray Laskey and Tom Downey. Bon

| 15th; Broad Ripple's reserve basketclasses. There are some out-ipg)l team scored its 15th straight standing fighters in this division. victory of the season by trouncing rs None has appeared on the cards the Noblesville B team, 38 to 20, Free rows ¥ ValpaRha far. on the Rockets’ floor last night. "Ginciai: Craig and Letaut.

Fans also will be watching the B. R. Reserves Gain

record he established two years ago. It been equalled by five other golfers. J Hogan's sizzling round, shot in a bristling wind, was an exhibition of cool, calculated golf.

CRAWFORDSVILLE, Jan. 20)/fwo threesomes ahead of Hp. His —Pouring on the coal in the sec- second shot on the 540-yard 18th Tar this year. Capacity eramds ond half, Wabash College tonight|was about five feet ‘shy of the are expected for the last two defeated Kalamazoo 56-42. Pacing the Wabash attack, Bob oi feet Hutchins hit five field goals and Fans saw 16 capable fighters|nve free throws for a 15 point/a birdie four to take the leader-

green. His chip shot from" about out rolled to within two f the pin. He holed out with

these was Walter Haywood, Leep-|{ital. Although Wabash hit for * er's Gym, who won in the 118- a a gh sash, nit dor Beloit Rallies fo Bea pound Novice Class last year. |came back to take the lead which, Valparaiso U., 64-59 Haywood, a hard puncher with they held for the first nine min- Times Special | either hand, is in the 118-pound utes of the game. Then Wabash] BELOIT, Wis, Jan. 20—ValOpen Class this year. Friday/took over and led at the %3alf-|paraiso University’s net squad night he punched out a victory time 28-23. In" the second half, Wabash|to Beloit to drop a 64 to 59 decioeén a highly regarded battler In|steadily pulled away and the|sion here tonight. closest Kalamazoo could get was| Beloit led for 10 minutes of the second half. (first half but three straight bas-

“ ofl 4 Loyola at Valparaise, Feb. 5.

gave up a six-point halftime lead

kets by Bob Metcalf paced Valpo To NEXT OPPONENT

‘sito a 35 to 29 margin at the interjimission. The host team forged

liahead in the latter stages of the

1|secona half with Ronald Bonlitemps and Clarence Anderson

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Pile Up Their Lead

MONTREAL, Jan, 20 (UP)—/| The league-leading Detroit Red-| wings stretched their first place’ margin in the National Hockey

y downed the Montreal Canans, 8 to 2, before 11,255 fans.

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SPORTS EPITOR: A word about Mauckport High School's basketball team. Our enrollment is 24 boys, 12 girls. Town's population is 154, Located 14 miles south of Corydon on old Morgan Trail, opposite Brandenburg, overlooking Ohio River. The 1937 flood left only a part of the .| second floor of the school visible, The team practices on an outside concrete court. They have

been sensational both ‘from the field and foul line against stronger opponents, » They can compete with college scores, running 30 goals from the field and 24 and 25 points from the free throw line. They hit 60-70 per cent from the field and 70 to 80 per cent from the foul line They fast break or play a delayed offense. They are deceptive and full of

Ravens Win, 75-68; Wilson Scores 25

Times State Service - ANDERSON, Jan. 29-—Jumpin’ Johnny Wilson probably vaulted into first place again in the nation's small college scoring lists when he dumped in 25 points tonight as Anderson College defeated Illinois Normal University, 75-68. Wilson made eight field goals and made good on nine out of 11 free throws. The score was tied 13 times in the game, seven

occasionally shift to a New England T style against

Mauckport Cagers Proud Of 60-80% Scoring Record

Fairland Rated Highly for Clean Play; Have Record of 16 Wins in Row

always been ready from the word

89. We have Feb. 18 and 19 open on our schedule for a couple of tough games before going into the New Albany-Jeffersonville nal.

The record: Mauckport Opponents 29 New Amsterdam 9 Hu Elizabeth 18 78 New Middletown 35 50 Morgan Township 25 58 “*New Salisbury 4H 71 Laconia 20 65 Meade Co. (Ky.) 47 59 Lanesville 23 30 New Middletown 19 28 Elizabeth 13 68 County tourney 41

ours for better sports. MARLIN W. McCOY, Principal and Coach, Editor's Note: A salute to Mauckport and good luck In the sectionals,

NEXT OPPONENT Anderson at Canterbury, Feb. 5.

SPORTS EDITOR:

in the first half and six in the second half. Midway in the second half, Anderson spurted ahead, 48 to 42 and maintained the lead until the gun went off. And, Oollepé (75) © NIL. Norm. Univ. (68)

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Halftime score: Anderson 31, HMiinols 31, Free throws missed: Macholts, Freeman, Williams 3, Wilson 3, Minle 2, Barnett, Lockhart, Brennamen, Heinle 3, Hughes,

Officlals—Edwards, Siivers.

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‘Thought you might be Inters ested to know that Fairland, Shelby County tourney champs have won 17 games in a row, Most of these teams have been strong opposition. In some cases, they had to beat the referees and fans of the opposite team. This team deserves a lot of credit and publicity in my opinion,

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5 —] -—— Totals 30 15 19) Totals 24 20 24/ sportsmanship.

Don't know any of the players

1, personally but they are the clean~

lest team I have seen In a long time when it comes to good

Sincerely, M. MONTGOMERY, Editor's Note: We hope Fair. land fares well, too.

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