Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 February 1949 — Page 14
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Amateur Basketball Team Enters City Tourney
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George Maddock, Northwestern center Hughes 3 sam wate (Ne. 12), streth arms, attempt to break up an Indiana shot. Bill Garrett (far hott} and BASEBALL umpires are rugged. Phil Buck (No. 12) eye the ball as it travels toward the back- | board. Indiana, using many sophomores in the lineup, won over the Wildcats, Sd 1, in the game played at Bloomington,
Hoosiers Down Wildcats, 5-41
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Times Special BLOOMINGTON, Ind. Feb. 15 Indiana University's basketball team, with Bill Garrett moved to the pivot position, looked like a new club last night as the Foogiers snapped a four-game losing ab Clinton. streak with a 56-41 triumph over Northwestern's cellar-dwellers,
the ~nament- in their. annual: talent Commissioner Phil- | Finals in the American Legion {a8 ’t state basketball tournament will seeking high school tour-| be held Saturday in Clinton. Wins ney 18 ana Hi in the country basket- ners of the regional tiits, an- : hoth’'in" attendance and income. fine, [nounced yesterday, were: 5 mm Were ¢n- brings At Akron — South Bend Post Last I ALy Stam for the 309 defeated Akron, 57 to 53. At tered, of wit Je “Hoosler Columbia City--Kokomo 68, Co-
lumbia City 52. At Greencastle— Muncie 55, Greencastle 46. At Winslow — Greenwood 55, Ver-
2p m— South Bend. 3 p. m.—Kokomo vs. Muncie, ‘Win-
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3st piney for Dearborn Gym Feb, 21. Entries close tomorrow at midnight.
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Ohio State's Accuracy
Brings 68-60 Victory On St. Louis Floor NEW YORK, Feb. 15 (UP)— There was little doubt in safes
basketball circles today Ohio State stood out -as hat
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Es ‘dead-eye Buckeyes from Columbus pulled another in a
Billikens, 68 to 60 Amazing accuracy from the floor earned Ohio State its vietory on the Billikens’ home court. The hit on 268 out of 58 attempts. Forwards Dick Schnittker and Bob Donham divided 17 of those baskets, with Donham winding up with 24 points, two-more than Schnittker. St. Louis, holder of the National Invitational and Sugar Bowl titles, fell behind with four minutes remaining in the first half and never recovlred, despite a 19-point effort by center Ed MacCauley. It was old stuff to
Sports Events Here and There Today, Tomorrow
Ohio _State, which earlier in the season spilled Minnesota, preseason favorite in the Big Nine. Aggies Win Oklahoma A&M, which held the only previous decision over St. Louis, recovered from its
TODAY
HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL Deaf School at Watt Grove, Sunred. Hoark at Park. School. 2 State
Jere Haute Gerstmeyer at Terre Haute PROFESSIONAL BASKETBALL
laying in the positan . Association of America which Ju led Shelbyville to| pau more INDIANAPOLIS, Butler state high 1 champion- Meld
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“WRESTLING Pro wrestling at Armory. TOMORROW
HIGH SCHOOL Loeal bus at Shortridge. fe a Davis 8 at Cathedral. flanual > *oentrai st Greenwood. State Perf at Pt. Wayne Central Catholie. Beymour at Brazil, Ernavie iy oy a City. Torte Haute viey at Ferre Ha Haute State. COLLEGE BASKETBALL Dayton at Anderson. Vv at Ev 0 at Louisville.
plese. the Wildeat| Tila at Indians T ‘penetrating wi t| at m, inthe office of THSAA Cothulssione.L. V.{actenes in the first perlot fot" 15 field y © of teams in the sectional || goals, eight were scored
free throw opened the scoring, Northwestern 4 went ahead, 3-1, on Jim Barr's nt Siie-pointes and Bill Sticklen's
Ra Hoosiers kept adding «Bulldogs, Tiger SS their lead until they had a 14-
point advantage at halftime. Phil Buck, raha took ; nation just{ honors with points, led Inelsewhere in the ts diana to a 23-point lead in the geepnd half, uta the score stood 54-31. Four Northwestern buckets) Butler g 1 much national tourney = in the last four minutes. helped tion. meets its last Hoosler
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INDIAN, at Cleveland, oy at ia. at Providence. “Buffalo at St, Louis.
Pittsburgh at Springfield.
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finding parrow the Hoosiers’ final margin to play - to 15 points, foe tonight at DePauw. fourth or even . Indiana (38) Northwestern un The Bulldogs meet estan Rehh nd masses 4% Huan 1 4 er and hes forsake Indiana to your skin. The rrett, 0 4 3 agelis, © 1 2 Jwind up the season with three shat shape Jour Biuteviie gs 3 § dlMaghdew | i/§ames on the road: Next Tuesday A £30 0 1 0lat Cincinnati and the following IS “Tate fat Sehwarie.o © § ie! i § 3 week end at Western Michigan ate hgh Sei knee, t § 8 dgeralioh” 1 3 Sland Reserve "Hut there It Is’ and there Is Meyer, © © OlRobineong’ ¢ o i| DePauw is one of the long nothing left to do but play the Holt, o 0 © oistanding rivals on the Butler game. Ki the hardwood Cree kl Score at AS malenr® ana " ores edule and has hen 1A. Vitor and his Rye eet the cach Township has 34 boys Sorolied (™ the Bulldogs now at the crest of : 23 of whom are on. cagey : eir most . season in neh ng ward > the| quad and the 24th is the student Legion Hardwood years would put a large jewel in over the alll anager, 5 . the Tiger crown. : scouts NATE 419 fetiing their a Finals. Satur day Butler gave the Tigers a 27-
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“victories on its home hardwood
point thumping earlier this Jenson 36. Even that score points to-a better game on the Tiger's home
squad has shown improvement since meeting Butler, defeating two of the teams which had beaten them They are surely pointing for the game to-
The DéPauw record stands at 10 won andl six lost and four of losses came before the Tigers played here. The other was a Hoosier College Conference
the record-shattering victory over Western Michigan Saturday, is
upset loss at-the hands of Oklahoma last week by pasting Tulsa, 58 to 35. The Aggies, leaders in the Missouri Valley Conference, were paced by Joe Bradley's 15 points: Kentucky made it 70 straight
by soverwhelming Alabama, 74 to 32. Although he limited his scoring to the first half, Big Alex Groza trooped off with top honors when he racked up 18 points. Bowling Green fat got by Marquette, 50 to Two free throws by Bob on &nd another] by Chuck Share in the final minuté provided the Falcons with their margin of victory. Hoosler Teams Win In other major games last Wyoming continued to push on towards the Skyline Six title by outlasting Utah, 45 to 36; Oklahoma swung into first place in the Big Seven with a 47 to 45 victory over Nebraska; Syracuse edged Seton Hall, 56 to 54; Vanderbilt blasted Mississippi State,
White ‘Sox Offer Deal
For Two New Pitchers
CHICAGO, Feb. 15 (UP)-—The Chicago White Sox have made offers to both Washington and Philadelphia to trade for pitchers Rae Scarborough or Phil Mardon, it was announced today. General Manager Frank Lane of the Sox offered two unidentified players and cash to the Senators for Scarborough, it was said, and the same deal to the Athletics for Marchildon.
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series of upsets last night by|. dumping the St. Louis University
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major basketball game at St. Louis last night. The Buckeyes won, 68.60. No. 4 is Gene Brown, No. 3 Bob Donham, No, 77 Lou
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Saddler’s Pilot Charges Referee With Favoritism
Hornets Protest News to Miller
NEW YORK, Feb. 15 (UP)— Charley Johnston; president of the New York boxing managers guild and pilot of Bandy Saddler,
will .protest .. officially today to the boxing commission against Referee Eddie Joseph's work in the Willle Pep-Saddler fight last Friday night. Johnston, still” as torridly critical of the referee as he was Friday night when Saddler lost| {the world featherweight to Pep, explained the purpose of his protest as follows:
» . - “I WANT TO KNOW what the commission will do to help
Saddler get a return Pep bout
4 title he lost Friday night through the incompetence of a commission referee. “And I want to inform the commission that I'll never stand for Joseph officiating at another Saddler bout.” Johnston said he wouldn't even try to have Friday night's decision reversed -in favor of Saddler, for he knew that would be asking too much. But he wanted
commission to appreciate fully the “rank favoritism” Joseph displayed toward Pep. ”, » ” “I WANT Chairman Eagan to tell me why the referee went over to Pep's corner after the fight and shodk hands with Pep,” Johnston declared. “That was unheard of In boxing.” Johnston charged that Joseph had permitted Pep to spin Saddler and to hit him after the spin, “even though we were warned specifically against spinning by | Hagan & at the eign s ~in.”
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Not Officially Notified,
Manager Declares
Dick Miller, general muriger| of the Indianapolis Capitals, said at noon today he had not been officially notified of a protest filed against the Caps by the Pittsburgh Hornets. Pittsburgh officials said they had protested Sunday night's game played at the Coliseum and won by the Caps, 4-2. The win {installed the Caps as the Western division leader for the first time this season. The protest was based on the claim that Wingman Les Costello of the Hornets had been held an extra 2% minutes in the penalty the - third period. Maurice Podolof?, Erie of the American Hockey League, received the protest. Miller said Costello had been penalized for 5 minutes. He actually served 714 minutes because of a misunderstanding be tween officials on the ice and officials in the penalty box, however, Indianapolis scored one goal while Costello was off the ice. Miller said: “There may have some confusion. it was a rough third period and Pittsburgh players were roughing and abusing officials, A mistake could have been made, - If one was made, however, the Pittsburgh team has no one to blame but itself.”
Greathouse Signs
CHICAGO, Feb, 15 (UP) — Myrle Greathouse, 190-pound Oklahoma fullback, has signed a 1949 contract with the Chicago Cardinals of the National Football League, President Ray BenRigen 2 announced today.
Keltn ) Batchel Paige a a aliyl: Mitchell (officially), and two rookies (hopefully). It was in Milwaukee that the
In Kansas City, Paige wants a bonus, revealed that he had returned his signed contract after accepting a “nice” raise over the $15,000 he drew last season, Veeck sald in Mil. waukee he didn’t know. anything about Paige's contract, wefty Joe Signs “I've been Sing > to find him for a month,” he When Veeck ada. find Paige, he'll learn that Old Satch expects
fo win “19 or 20” games this sea{son and also wants an attendance nus. ~ It >was 4a Cleveland, oddly {enough, that the Indians an. (nounced their other three signings. Outfielder Mitchell and rookies Ray Boone, a shortstop, and Dick Rozek, a southpaw pitcher, all returned their inked pacts, Mitchell hit ,336 last year and was one of two players to get more than 200 hits. Boone hit +336 for Oklahoma City last season. The Brooklyn Dodgers announced the signing of Lefty Joe Hatten, who started badly last season but finished as one of the most effective pitchers in the National Teague. He was the 23d: re- | Dodgers to come to terms,
Speedway to Move Capitol Avenue Office
After 30 years of business at the same old stand the Indianapolis Motor Speedway has announced the downtown office will be moved to 729 N. Capitol Ave. The present office at 444 N. Capitol opened business in 1019 but developments since the resumption of racing in 1946 have made the space inadequate for further operation. The new office, to open next Monday at 9 a. m.,, is in the new Century Tite Co. building on the southeast corner of St. Clair St. and Capitol Ave.
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