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Goalie’ Gordon Henry, sprawled on the ice in front of the Hershey Bears goal, bars the door to Indianapolis Capital offensive players during this bit of ice action at the Coliseum last night. Two Capital players, Fred Glover (12) and Calum McKay: (biting

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Caps Take fo Road After Downing AE PTD ' 3-2, Return - Home Sunday... Lean Lloyd Mangrum, Qottasn's piv; .’ oo Hershey 3 2, Retu y . thin. man, today collected aa on - ih she vAR RENN ARS NEN, By BILL EGGERT . ) leverything of value connected | opine Joe . _The 8t. Louis Fiyers, leading the American Hockey League's. \ the four-day Tucson open Rural P: = Western Division race by a scant three points, will sit idly by this

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lip) are on the puck. Defending Goalie Henry are two stout-hearted Bears, Roy McLenahan (2) and Andy Branigan (4). There was no score on this foray. The Capitals won, 3 to 2, and are off on a road irip, returning home Sunday night.

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action here tomorrow night. {cussion of high school basketball. The title tilt will pit Enrique, Both clubs showed the effects Torres, Sonora, Mex., against Lou/0f Saturday night's games when |Thesz, of St. Louis, who holds the the bears were edged, 3 to 2, In NWA championship. 8t. Louis and Im apolis was

L “ & © ” ” - n .. For Crowns Into Last Week For Women; Tourneys Under Way attraction of seve peak for the tournaments championship night, at the Armory, around town a the amateur mitt classic probably | “= event, and reports that the next been cut down to the best 32 | entries early since Bixteen champs are to be | To His ‘Brain Trust’ sions prevailing, as follows: Flylightweight, = 135; welterweight. “brain trust” Muddy Ruel and series and eighth place Southern weight. . : Prizes for All ltactor that won Cleveland the event at PHO'g. At Iaria’s Judy| ULnish the evening's upset. both champions and runnersup. “I won't say where we will fin- it Jon with 2 Of 208 A close battle for the first two will be made at the Armory ring- Writers’ player-of-the-year award ol over Béech Grove. The first gama turned back to their coaches and |ywoyiq not have won the pennant Sports Events Gloves Champions [1948.” Grove again lost, but by one pin, pete in the Chicago Stadium show, take a bow at the writers’ din- ROWLERS (MEN) _ South, Southwest, Northwest land shortstopping his team to "ecard, the sixth and last: of the Gréau said, “I cannot fairly rePhiladelphia Warriors va. Pittsburgh may break their deadlock for second place tomorrow 7o.ngle total of 263 which was oo¢Y, Court off in this order: Four Open titlé Bill Veeck, who gave me the| Purdue at Iowa. Indianapolis, 3-to-2 Winner here wehuk Bean IN ORDER, Mangrum had for|he Somck,":: clenahan the road again, playing Wednes-|paor. All boxers must report for the Shortridge at Tech. Larson | (ub layout, $2000 first place National League and a former Pt. Wayne Central Re Hartford City. Philadelphia before flying here MacKay, Haidy, Heller, Hershey: Jones, | winte,: tourney trail, and a 1949 permitted box until after his South Bend Riley at {tussle with Pittsburgh. That same +Seore by Periods immediatély following the tourthe tour-irjod of years.” Cada the Crawfordsville at Lafayette Jeff. Scoring Summary ast With 70 per cent ofthe season 1, D.-Mor-/M0aker among linksmen, opened mn that all were eager to fesume Second Period—S8coring none. Penalties: | 10 the $15,000 Los Angeles Open, ford Wright holding first place Attals Times Special | Hammond Tech at South Bend Central. have won only eight, lost nine 'Reid, MacKay), 7:24; Indianapolis. (3), win, nosed Emmett Byers out of sec- . {singled out for unprecedented] Attica at West Lafayette {Hoosiers lead the league in tie shey (5), Bettio (Brown, Marquess) 10:11 Norwa 's Ski St Jonship melees. |S PE p | x Y Star Bob Eckstein says that about|H. Ni Indiana Bun. Mixed Hanover ‘at Anderson | Football “E” blankets were! are evenly ~divided "at home and Ann Braun, Moonlite three two-minute rounds, to a dé- ere} Soue Dams at Ma Norway's Petter Hugstedt, 1048 has been made on late entries if The double award came as a'p m. foes who haven't been any too!MacKay .... {plonship to his credit today after|DeY can be entered all next week {the road °where Indianapolis has Simpson ~Mifs—comes from a ong line | a Titl Co ree meet Telford Wright préme ondeal ‘under the" ring ! atbietes. ils Sather IN mie Bout : er Mills, [ “A battle #6t"the world’s cham- about as exciting as Army in-|git™ 2 Ln core on form for a total of 158.2 High Single Game There has been no increase. ing of world’s weight lifting| through the second period the -- “Hcket prices” for Friday ST] Sans Ie. Jattatman. in. 1300-43 here the wor veight lifting, Single Game. a " rome et val [Joe Perrault, - Ishpeming, Mich., 1050 Tourney Ends . . 126 N. Pennsylvania t, and af Hearing Tonight us Sawéhuk -...:... 48 148 3.12 ers groggy, at least one, the 1050 : Rene (Monsieur Paris) Florent/SWamped, 8 to 2, in Pittsburgh.

oN k 4 ou } a » : 1 wily Ll $ . : - t 4 Fi Leather Pushers Carry Bids Marg Gerbeck’s 563 Series Best By EDDIE ASH, Times Sports Editor Py DOK SIEDERZ. aight. Jobe Tor “final week of strenuous training to keep themselves at a physical ‘men and one for the Women, this enpite Friday , count, a 668 series, was grooved at West young leather throwers and some of the fercest fistic fireworks of Fred counts 72 teams in the will highlight the finals program. : 1050 contest’ will be held at Alter five elimination shows, | eal : onor e | Pritchett’ Feb. 26-27. It's a good the huge tourney field now has) j , y - ) a teers , the tournament will be confined made up of 16 undefeated survi-| er of Year pr y J vors in the Open class and 16 in S 7 o . ; . the Nov : i «" pT, be : Bishop Purs 202crowned. Friday. eight in each] Pilot Pays Tribute - class with similar weight divi-| . ' "NE , T (UP) — performances weight, 112 pounds; bantam-| NEW YORK, Keb re f ” oa: | ’ y the Traveling League. Bob weight, 118; featherweight, 126; |The Cleveland Indians’ coaching eer boom et a 700 Ne ynadleweight. Igur heht Bill McKechnie, was named today, / ; Circle Drive Inn won three from A ' {by manager Lou Boudreau as the, is : 4 \ third place Beech Grove Bowl tq ._.AlL. boxers co in the American League pennant and) .{Hindel paced the play with a 567 paaae 3, vaya finals will receive special prizes, world championship in 1948, in A ae Adter-the -16-bout. tile presen- ish in 1049," sald Boudreau in| a ” im S70 mar tation has been completed, awards accepting the N. -Y. Baseball games hel the drive-in team side. In addition, the eight Open |jggt night. “I will say that with- get their straight victories class crown wearers will begat McKechnie and Ruel we i was 950 to 948, and the center. Satis ig continue Nght training {and the world championship in d Th plece was even closer as Beech In. Chicago, 3 Here an ere oaches Take Bow : However, Southern Circle walked class fighters are eligible to com- By asking the two coaches Today, Tomorrow aw won pics teams. will wie NL, the young Tribe skipper thus| gan Shates, Linx Beit come from many states, Midwest, received for managing. batting Sion Rocky Mountains and Far West. triumph. ) he has received recently, BouThis Friday's Times-Legion ? Il.., professional t blazing ahs yt All four will be in action next Sunday night. Cleveland and gs. baer o shot. 4 1949 event, is to start at 8:15, in-|C¢Ive them alone—I must reJets, 8:30 p, m., Butler Fieldhouse. . } wo clubs battle s 8 = The night's program will be run [ates and on behalf of President Might when the two. elubg da R good for the Tucson title, Melon, battles, eight Novice. and then players to become world cham: TOMORROW choix alah his efforts a new course record ons, Chander . :. Podalsky weigh-in and physical examina- Hurd Fuck, Dresident ‘of the Deaf School at Sacred Heart. day in Springfield, Thursday in ee ndisBapate. Wolt, Lundy, Macbaseball writer, was given the ° 4:00 to 5:30 p. No boy will be East Chicago ington at Huntington. | for next Sunday night's back yard Bruce Kullman Marquess. Bettlo, Brown service to the game over a R weight Is, hie ked and ) P| Andsrson at Marion. night Cleveland meets the Flyers INDIANAPOLIS .... 1 0 3-3ney. The 32 surviving tors North Vernon at Connersville. . Piest Pog ing. Sumitary. * week-end and trainers reported Aavills Memoria] at Evansville Bosse. |OUt Of the way for the Caps, the [S08 UL Noreen, BIg. Tensities: Glov-|the year's gold hunt with a win Ie vy Wot eer Stars ‘Honored Bluftion at’ D. tur. Cinta |has won 17, lost three and tied Pedolsky (interference); McLenahan (hiook- but his play in the Tucson tourney| with a 881 handicap score for his through Thursday, after which RICHMOND, Ind., Feb. 7—Two| Sullivan at Terre Haute Gerstmeyer. MacKenzie (Lundy, Simpson), 8:07. Her-| NR SAIN ond place with a 844 during some; . i COLLEGE BASKETBALL ames with 11. The remainin 2( | Penalties None i Bouts will be over the usuai|s ards by Earlham College here Hanover at Anderton. : : : Wins Westby Meet ~ 300 entries have been filed for Tételle Nash, Prey Radio Serv Yans' » estern entuck? ' . | : ts Cap Scoring Sun. : [awarded Jerry Mills, 1 | , away. Eleven of those 20 tilts Olive Speer, Edelweiss Beer cision of the referee and - two ry 8, Indianapolis FESSIONAL WRESTLING {Olympic ski jumping champion, bowlers are still interested in result of a tie in the balloting to gracious with the Caps. Of those {lover preparing themselves for all-out : odol receiving 79 out of a possible, 80|bY, contacting Bob at MA. 4940. efforts, now - won two, lost five and tied three.|n mies. " lights. : of f 22s Hugstedt added leaps of 154 : ¢ Fayed luottall th greetings. Midway Hady .... es 3 | 2 | Emmett Byers Shwe ng nye or J ! if th rid’s we fing, Sgt _|points. Second to Hugstedt in > Rederved seat nyse Hnals spectively. champion will highlight pro mat Press Tow had slipped into a diss wetong 770 4 : wt Single Game 48. 0 GOALIE'S RECORD |With 146.1 points and jumps of, Although the tourneys may _. - : Conservation JOUR GOALS, ONE GAME Am ateur, 1 le di t Scratch, at the Illinois is now in sold tickets will be transferred to| An expected - 1000 sportsmen '

Indianapolis Times-Legion Golden Glovers today swung into the League play turned up two honor counts This 1s “You Do Or You Don't Week” in the ltves of the eager, the Link-Belt League. He turned in Feb. 21, 22 and 23. Only Open away with the final tilt 991 to .__for_honors in. Chicago. and they'll, modestly “shared the honor he totiery Sun. aia Start Punching at 8:15 Speaking of the several awards ifive-under-par 65 yesterday for a v ceive them on behalf of my teamstead of at the customary 8 p. m. Yrs | cast, WIRE, 11:08 £ sw Indianapolis (3) Hershey (2) COLLEGE SWIMMING in Pittsburgh. ingdlahape. creme Henry a 8.8 Branigan . " HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL last night over Hershey, will hit Nicholson ~~ four more Open match plons. Loesl : . ‘Creighton the short, flat El Rio Country|iudy R. Morrison . tions. at the Armory Friday from Franklin Township nt Whiteland. New Haven and Saturday In gensie, Simpson, Reid, Glover, Bruneteau, | money, his second gold cup of the|N. m. scribes’ award for “meritorious Toppaszini, Martin, Krysanowski. "|gedan which he won in a drawing Tipton at Frankfort. nament give in St. Louis. ershey ....... ® © 33 Mangrum, 1948's biggest money ring gladla 1 i: et Brazil ‘st Greencastle. did some light work. over tne HOOSICOr Grid Fiton. (KR. Mortigonl_ 0. Pesgities: got off to a good start with Tel‘results reveal that Indianapolis : The boys will train daily Rensselaer at East Chicago Roosevelt, |four games on Coliseum ice and| rd Period—Indianapolis (2), Glover | TAT overshadowed his first 1949 four-game roll. Tony Fussner ~|Hoosler football - stars g T Haute Wiley at Clinton {and tied seven on-the road. The|siey (4, Mario (Creighton) 9:18: Hee. remit } they will rest up for the champ- pd + a i tio (Brown, Ma 1 of the last sessions yesterday. | metry mice: Tro a Sa Franklin at Indiana Central. ames. 10 .be played this" season Officials—Des Smith, Hugh McLean, turday night, g PRL ; ! Jo Mueller, Indi Sun. Mixed Amateur. Athletic Union route, | Notre Dame at Marquette WESTBY, Wis, Feb. 7. (UP)-|the tourney, but no restriction ; nit Sun Mixed and Dick Paulin, Anderson. ESTLIN (will be against Western Division... Aligeyy VN Praia R330 i {had one more American cham-|competing in the event. The tourdetermipe the most valuable senior 11 Western tilts, six will be, on|pPodoisky .... \ | Player on the Earlham squad. Torres, Thesz points for form in the Westby ski| This week's results: Last night's game here was D. Morrison and 174 feet to his near-perfect No Advance In Prices 1915-20, “Hix: brothers, John and |plonship plus the first appearance duction Nicholson’ Woi of becond to Ey atone. By MacKenie : yesterday's meet in Class A was Ray Bmott ...... sale at The Sportsman's Store, GP GA Avg. Shutouts 167 and 168 feet. ‘ come so fast as to keep the bowl2 After 4:30 p. m. Friday, all un- the records.

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0 mark in 1946 by lifting 705% Andy Branigan and Roly McLenNy a Jus, aap erved Senate. pounds. He'll clash with Hanslahan at 1:26 of the first period On the | admission, $1, for both rn a Most controversial piece of con-| (Blockbuster) Schnable, who is for a Cap lead. Forty-six min-/ JN e ice eve and ervation legislation to be aired/XnOWn as the “Flying Dutchman” utes later, at 7:24 of the third AMERICAN HOCKEY LEAGUE rea) ads Ion: Uekets win tonight comes before a hearing [Tom Milwaukee, in the semi- period, Freddie Glover made it ip SANDIRGS not be placed on sale until Friday, Planned by Sen. Lucius Sommers, windup. 2-0 for Indianapolis. Ken Mac- ELT 5:30 p. m.. atthe Armory. 7*iohairman of the Natural Re- first Rebel Kenzie, the Caps new left wing, s: 29

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RESULTS LAST NIGHT Detroit 1, Montreal 0, Toronto 4, Boston 2.y ort ee ————r—— New York 2, Chicago 0. - . | Tr ——— - o Shuffleboard “ Tonight | Shuffleboard games set for tonight at Shea's Tavern follow: Shea's at Hod

Russell, hard-bitten veteran from scored on a freak goal at 8:07 {leveland 44.2 defeats each. began to click to batter down 1120 hotel to attend the annual baseIt concerns 8. J. i4. a com. Galveston, Tex. against Larry with a shot that caromed Off INDIANAPOLIS 48 35 # =» (Pins. for an actual total of 2963. ball writers’ dinner. panion bill to one in the House MoQuin. of Montreal, Can. Goalie Gordon Henry's shoulder Buffalo 8 2 Led by George Alexander with MAJOR LEAGUE Ih i and calls for a caqastitutional ~ . ~ < , . Sign 194 9 Contracts amendment t6“take politics out Casters Compete In Hershey. spoiled a shutout for providence ... 50 5a LOSt quintet defeated Fehrs Beer, BOSTON, Feb. 7 (UP)—Thelor tn Goalie Terry Sawchuk at 9:16 Hershey .... 48 21 3 ji3l to 40, at the South Side Boston Red Sox announced today |when Frank Mario got his stick New Haven .. 52 15 39; Turner's court yesterday, in al that Sam Mele, right-hand-hitting| Three events were run off in|in the path of a pass from Dave Philadelphia . 40 12 3 . 297/non-league tilt. Harry Hagans » Cees ve me Sh rasan dae : RESULTS LAST NIGHT {On the same hardwood. Dover! INDIANAPOLIS JETS Stobbs, southpaw refer hurler STOCKTON, Cil.- Feb, T (UP) {His--Casting- Club -at - Tomlinson {made -it -a close game for Heri yin. BE RE nd SAUTE a . ie] - : ; VES : — had signed 1049 contracts. ~The College of Pacific football|Hall yesterday. The scheduled shey at 16:11 driving in a shot INDIANAPOLLS 3, Hershey 2. | Tiaepent ents downed South Side . LH . Mele, who was married only team has signed a two-game Club meeting was concelled. Scores after Sawchuk had failed to Clear, providence 3. Cleveland 3. | t te ‘ z YAR jast month. hit .233 in 66 games agreement with the University of | Of leaders: |adequately a goal attempt by| evelan The West End (Peto, nar PHILADELPHIA Ww RIORS premeasured co G_. 0g lis winning streak to Straight games jf YEN. | — ] ] i . Stobbs joined the club from its|terday. The first game will be! rhin, tied a The 8677 turnout of fans upped po.ior © 3 I eto Team ocd re B U TL E R FIELDHOUSE ) §., farm last { t. Women—Mrs. Bright, 97; Mrs. Sutphin, the home attendance to 172,208 Montreal .... 18 20 3 108{, The Irvington Royals. amateur ‘cage : - : Lynn, Mass, team ~lastplayed in Lodi, Cal. om Oct. 1} | : H1 “spring and pitched -in—six tof this-year—The return game is} J —Bever , | { aa 14 {ing basketball games. Teams interested 5 yp os. "Accuracy +. |the Caps probably will play be- Chicago. = 18 158] can Brvnd ster ¢ pm cr : ‘fost decision. |Cinetnnati. am Chaties. Butphin, 100: Prank o- fore 240,000 in their 34 home tilts] Store League at New Augusta: .7 eke NOW on Min on big Sato sions : - eee |. WOmMeEN—Mrs. Bright, 98; Doris Bright 8 season. ] {and Mrs. Hankinson, ti £91 + — Pass Was OK, but IJ Lost, 47-46 I Juinlors—Beverly Bright and F. Patrick,

and trickled into the cage. . . |18 points, Frank Strayer VFW y 0G . lof the Conservation Department. Three Club Events B A Ya K E I B A L L outfielder, and Charles (Chuck) ign Grid Agreement |ine weekly cast of the Indianapo- Creighton at 9:16, Silvio Bettio| "> "/"sin . 51 8 ¥ntallied 16 points for the losers. NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDINGS [ball team of Waynetown, Ind ggg - sophomore last season: Cincinnati; it-was-announced-yes-|- Mus Cys Baekard and Charis sui Terry. Brown. {tor 24 games and at that rate Toronto 119/team, has a pm available and are see al Monday, Feb. 1, 8:30 P. M. but never gained either a won or | scheduled for Sept. 23, 1950, in Acturaty , SL. Joe vs. Monarch Steel; 8, B | tied at 99.

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Howe Changes Dates . JHowe High School today. announced changes in two scheduled basketball games. The game with Manual at Howe has been shifted to Feb. 16. The Warren Central game is to be played Feb. 19 at the Tech gym. . !

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