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Stationers, Inc, Bowler Rolls Perfect Score as Part of 680 Total

By DON SIEBERT gE TWO. YORE aD, Guilford (Bud) Howe, 39, a. chiet drake clerk,

came within One Pin of a perfect “300” game fn bowling. He 'waund stepp ADR

up that heart-breaker with a 299.

night, rolling for Stationers, Inc, Howe came up with Stegemeie League the vg Fale 20. wig the second perfect game a3 in Iu the a an took season. e ect game rolled Pennsyl- honors with . vania Recreation drives. Tt >a at the hs 3 36 for the

t-en-titles Howe to one of the 's| The fur team had tallies famed perfect game sags When 1015:20073003 Shar 1a included govern board. and a 650 b, His night's work gave him a[7arl McAfee. Hanna's series was three-game series / for high His first two tallies, a 200 ho a 180, gave mo hint of the big|253 Sours 1a: come. Bud, Who Mile or Stewart-Warner, sec- uded ond kegler this season ng Jas the “bowler’'s dream” play. The first one was made hy Dick Meyer on Oct. % 1948, for|the drink team and Joe

Cartér"Farm Market in the BXL. ¥ St R he the brought in a 612.

game in the fingle. The West 8

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punched out a 3104 series and|674. Bolatals Devers oroover a ha Yn = = =» ® 8 =»

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spectacular games atch las they opened with a 973, clicked (unusual record for one night. league for a’ 1048," and ended on 979. Bernie Mills contributed 4 S54 lot Fountain Square alleys, says he

The third spot went to Otto|days. There is open play from! . Uptown. He alsp caught his 300/Gray, kegler for Sterling Funerallp J m. until 6 Pe Pe the| i sfireside Tavern leagues take over, If late workers | e Classic took all|League, when Je brought in all-|are looking for a place to roll 4] § high honor eajynts as Indiana Fur(200 games at Sport Bowl for figame or two after work the *

Miller Ensminger was just two for practice after 10:30 p. m. on pins away for a 672 at the weekends.

Indianapolis Merchants League. - He managed

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High School Cagers Enter Final Stages of Campaign

Regular Play Left;

Some Conference Races Figure to Be Close By JIM SMITH

LEY tournament out of the way,

regular season play, but some of

the conference races in the state promise to be exceptionally close. The NCC is a good example. Frankfort leads with Anderson and

Amateur, Independent, |; Semi-Pro Basketball

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High-Flying Bulldogs Face Hazards of Home Stretch

By BILL PITTMAN

Just like the mountain climber who has scaled the heights, Butler now has to get down. And many times that part of

mountaineering is more hazardous than the ascent.

Butler reached its peak with a 68-to-54 victory over Notre Dame, Too rough to suit the fancy of|

“Referee Tags Two

place in the western wing of the NIHSC by shading East Chicago Roosevelt, 44-43. Mishawaka and South Bend are the on co-leaders in the eastern divi- , 3 sion. Gary Mann plays Friday As Rou h Grunters against Hammond Clark. Whiting’s Oilers play East Chicago 1 Roosevelt Friday night. In the Cowboy Len Hughes and Tom-| eastern wing, Mishawaka plays my Martindale play too rough.! Michigan City and the Bears take on Elkhart.

Monday. Something the. Bulldogs had planned and prayed for most| Referee Lou Thomas when he's : . =

of the current season.

third man in the ring in § wres-

Now there are eight. games left]

before they can hang up their| ““unies” and call it quits for tl mn g

year. And there are a lot of hidden crevices in"those eight games.

re By Beech Grove

riding a pretty good record

they hit a snag in the Wabash] Buddy Sweitzer paced Beech gym and lost, 46 to 31. The next Grove to its seventh basketball game they also lost, to- Cincin/trtumph in the 16 games played Sat in on the action. this season when he laid 13 points Right now the Bulldogs are way|into the basket last night against

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tling exhibition. the

teams”. in state {partners in last night's Program they are undoubtedly thankful. at the Armory. y y

for rough action after 15 min-|; fall. The referee awarded the de-| Terre Haute Gerstmeyer, Brazil's Bull Montana.

Wins First Fall Saturday. ; Christie of Brantford, Ontario, | "= 8 =

THE MAJORITY of the “top

have The two teamed as tag-team|preathers this week, for which L/hUrst Baptist 2; West Park Christian

New Albany, sporting a record Thomas disqualified the pair of 13 victories in 15 games, plays Salem Friday and returns|Beer and South utes of grappling for the third home Saturday night to entertain tight "out of 10 games

cision to Joe Christie and Young Red Devils, beaten once this ht the BmSome 3000 fans|geason, invade Terre Haute State|Suburban Teague at new’ Dugusts: {tonight and Evansville Reitz 87,

olis Camera 31: Bridgeport Brass 38, Stew. art-Warner 34; DeWolf News 48, Lavalle Gossett 40. Tonight's schedule: 7:00, Blythe Rubber Stamp vs. Burnet-Binford; 8:00, Dreyer Racing vs. leonard Cleaners; 9:00,

Southport Lumber vs. J. vs. J. D. Adams,

Sportsman's Store Leag bea ® results at Bguth Side ort rg” IR ms 47, America Lodg ARE ee 33, Fleteber Trust 29; Indianapolis Oenservetory 46: H. P. Wasson 23.

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Commercial Scores YMCA: Pa Jet Mik H Block 3, Bears 4a TIO);

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West Side Church League results at Hawthorne gym: Pleming Oarden 43,

$4, Fairfax Christian 26; West Michig Methodist 38, Eighth Ch Christian 17, -

rtsman's Store Commercial . in a tie this week between Fehrs Side Jurnsrs. J Bach well be held Monday night st Rh. sym.

Results last n Roe Studebaker Pais Squire %

m Bureau “Shciey op.

} Overwhelms api

“|the | The first quarter the Jets were

+ Team Toughens Slow. Start Yo Win 83 to 69

“ “A basketball team that refuses to be beaten, that has the will to win regardless of how far behind it may fall, is a tought team to beat. 3

That, in & word, is the Indianapolis Jets who las night. defeated league-leading Washington Capitols, 83 to 69,

behind, at one point, 22 to 5, and

were still:in arrears; 27 to 10. In that period nearly everything the Caps threw at the basket went in. Of seven straight set shots, they five,

when the first quarter ended they: Servic

‘In the second stanza the Jets, undaunted by the 17-point dif ference, started to close the gap. Sparked by Walt Kirk Jr, who hit two field goals and two free throws in the period, the Jets

Caps’ four and stayed even with the leaders on free throws, each hitting five. The score at. thelhalf stood 40 to 34. Caps. vy Jets Get Hot

in the third stanza. They scored just eight points on three field goals and two. free throws. Meanhile the Jets, getting hotter: by he minute, poured 26 points oth the hoop and that was| the end for the league leaders, With a 60 to 48 lead at the end of the third quarter, the Jets Played a tight possession game ran the Caps all over the

i come the lead, Washington made innumerable errors which the Jets capitalized. Scoring honors for the night went to Fred" Scolari, short,

one-hand ‘push “shots from the field swished the nets nine times before he fouled out. He added

to make his“total High poinf'man ~ the Jets was Walt Kirk with 16 and close behind was Charlie Black with 15,

2 1 |__Bush-Callahan League scores at_Dearst FO AS aa, aT aneoing] a

average while the Caps hits 26 of 968 for a .271 average. The loss was the second the Jets have handed Washington on the Butler a Sor: ang duiied m 8 a winning streak. op The Jets leave tonight for Chi-

scored eight fleld goals to the .

The roof fell in for the Caps|. 3p

tws tosses from the 38 arity sip Z

i; ick 3, Oeste Mekin 1, 7) deh, 1 3 ney Her! x Tabacchi and William

out in front with a 12 won and Brownsburg. Grove won, won the first fall from Hughes OF THE front runners; Huntthree lost record. They lead the|38-32. of Pittsburgh. Time, 27 minutes. ingburg has the toughest road to Mid-American Conference with | Beech Grove (0) Brownsburg a |Hold,. cobra lock. Hughes won follow, The Hunters lost to oncefour wins and no losses. They oin fo 5% 3 pn aps. ! t “% P!ithe second from Christie. Time, | beaten Tell Ctiy last night, 55-47, have ‘yet to face Western Mich- Switzer, e3 i Zollar. t. 1 : 410 ‘minutes. Hold, leg breaker. |and now travel to Evansville Cenigan and Western Reserve. Cin- MeDnoun « } 8 ifschenckt 90 Hpgiighes then resorted to rad tral Friday for a Sova ob ify PEANONAL is booked for a re-|Sv € hnbrgr, unsportsmanlike ference game. In the Central In- : Inna! Ae ment in the Queen "ewon& & ¢ 3B Reamyic | § 8iactics. Result: Disqualification of diana Conference, Peru will be ely COMPANY City. Next on the MAC docket Sromn to) yHughes and Martindale. {putting its lead on the block when 123 EAST MARKET STREET is Ohio University in the Field-| _ : #222 The Saint defeated Lefty Pacer it plays dangerous Wabash Fri-| [JS SSSEG_—I__—_I—————— house Saturday night. ro WTR Tal are *afin a preliminary bout. Time: 16 gay, 2 Ohlo Causes Scare Brow ‘minutes. Hold, back breaker and, ny | Ohlo came within a shade ofl, Eui"3 a Puan 1 press. | ELSEWHERE in the state, the

being the fourth team to beat Sche Rothenberger 3,

Butler this season when the Bulldogs played in Athens Jan, Se Bob Evans saved the game Sr last-minute basket, however, and Ba tha ext We ay But ts hot Hi-Res ults Next Weden: er mee Wabash at Crawfordsville and; [nd an. Pp iy tps rary =. there is one of the first crevices Huntington 58,\Trion the descent to the season's end. The Bulldogs -are rapidly get ting back in shape after the re cent three games in four days stint. Bill Shepherd's hip is on

Officials—Prank Referees; Stiener, Umpire. am, ue

Furman 56 Hiram 72, Rio Grande 5 —_— ®

Buckshot O’'Brien’s foot is all bu song Island’ 70, Santa

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David Klapper won one of the Play Hagerstown. fastest three-cushion billard The Wabash

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Klapper had a high run of four. | (win the coveted trophy. Majoof’s best string was three. | # & = The tourney continues tonight | THE JEANS, class of the with Paul Hughes meeting Morris| two-week tournament, were led Morris at 8:30 o'clock. | to victory by their 6 4” center,

| Bill Sutton, who also won the Junior Jets Win, 41-14

sportsmanship award, and their . {- great set shot artist, Larry The. Junior.Jets of .the North... Teverl side Pee-Wee league last night " ” defeated the Park School quin-| tet, 41-14, at the Tabernacle know much about Monroe City Church gym,

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Valley Tournamatches in the city’s history last!ment was a dilly, and one that

night, } {makes a sports writer's hair turn Klapper took 45 minutes to de- gray overnight. True to.tournafeat Al Maloof, 50-22, in a 60- ment tradition, an “unheralded”

the! Monroe City, one of the smaller 18chools, beat out. 107 teams to 10

BEFORE the turhey, we didn’t

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