Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 February 1949 — Page 28

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Have Chance st Lead Tonight

Meet Buffalo at Coliseum; 6-2 Victory * Over Cleveland Swells Margin to 3 Points

Marre can boost its three-point lead over Western Divi- : on clubs tonight as the Capa meet Buffalo here at the Coliseum |

only western game scheduled. Providence is schedin an Eastern Division game. triumph at Cleveland last night, B Buffalo's sur-

3-2 on Fern Gautheir's goal at 6:54. Center Don Morrison tied it up near the ‘end of the period. Defenseman Al Dewsbury's y goal and Raidy’s two in the first 10 minutes of the final period iced the game as Indianapolis went

Barnhorst and Kevin O'Shea then| The question of permitting the fee, pulled UP $0] creveinnd irri 3 0 Ged hit for Notre Dame to wrap up American Association clubs to . a INDIANAPOLIS ,..\\ueiie. 1 3 3-8 the victory. televise ball games was Jdeft up ire adhe em Notre Dame (itp Mireuette (8 ito the individual teams. It waso’t| MOCKEY LEAGUE (Thurler, Bullers,-- er. Goorge Gormat, Art Wooten, Ted Moers and Bill Louden (first row, left to |maranorst, = | 1% upl, 1 70 made an issue by the league as Western Diviign Tana Br SH Fy % » Eieve: right), and ks Ball, Geraid Bush, Orville Northcutt, Conch Jake Caskey, Frank Burbish, Don Gall and |Fauimann. £1 § Hsuceds. f 3 2 3a whole. However, every club in EO i a OL eaick), 1744. "Don Lavalle will close the Deaf School's current net campaign at Franklin Township tomorrow. night. |Gerdon. x 4 4 iM. Peterson. ¢ 4 3 {the league, with the exception of Battie, ; 11 her. ® 31 llindianapolis and Toledo, has 3 18 6 6 14 21) Second Period INDIANAPOLIS (5), Coach Cashey's Silent Hoosiers, winners of I1 of 17 contests this year, have compiled the best Deaf O'Conner. 1 1 8 UR Peterson 14 1 4 ndianapo 31 1 a 34 138 ApOLIS B.D Morin beans “| School Tecord since 1940. Gall is the only senior on the starting five and Bush and Louden are the [Suck. fy 3.1 Jdsskuiski, 2 1 8 limade arrangements to experi “35 18 3 180 180 Morrison), 19:80, _ Penalties win, ly Indi hs oducts. Priteh, 1 0 0 OMyers, § 01 J ment with television or is negotiSi (RRL TOs Res dime lg i © fms # LRRD 33 dang with tie teevision peopl . . ). ARe : 3 4 168 | stacKay), 0:56; INDIANAPOLIS (8). aly Sleds. &- 9 Toledo, which permitted tele28 4 46 103 193 (Mackeukle jon), od H { h d L JT I Kemnay, g: 9-9 -.. -lvision on an experingental basis a jit aroLis @. dil SE8 10m, S ans, Owe, ris an awrence riump Totals 3 1 13 Toa 16 10 13/last season, won't televise this 3 411 Me Ochna Rab sod t Chichi “| year. $420 8 307 maitre Cathedral (37) Ben Davie (31) quette 14 3 yl oe Rolph Hits 26 fo Tie City’ s Season High Roeder.t s “ Yt ema 1 5% "Ball State Whi — Jague Hreciofs oy pd Buffalo Goalie As Shortridge Blasts Columbus, 61-44 = 3 ’ Nan. agg ° 13 ps - {clubs to increase the fax and : The four winners on the city-county high. school net program Bas HERE Illinois Normal, 73-52 service charge on season “passes” {got more than the BS Spojig last night. Haugh, 2 0 1|Kraft! 13 4 Times Special and ladies’ night tickets. It will Shortridge, , Cathedral and Lawrence Central have an- Roveriat ob Nnmgauters © 0 3|, MUNCIE, Feb. 17—Ball State, stay at 35 cents. other chance for a a rehearsal before next week's sectionals, Cunning m.s 8 sil by meshing 2 of 45 free throws, Player Insurance Manual’s subdued Redskins will have to be content with theo-|geseng 100 LE 3 Slumph hers last Group insurance for all play-| retical preparations against Shortridge in the sectionals, nT = over rmal ers was discussed and this: too, The Redskins defeated A Toa 13 17) inte oy frp Pe Mate CT prwas left up to the individual 3 Halftime score: Cath edral 18, Ben H § pi vidua ridge; 39 to 32, Jan. 28 Max Calderon carried the load in.yis 12. Lockhart, { 3 4/Dukeman, 0 0 clubs. Some teams already have “|aropped a close ome, 36 to 33, at{for Manual, getting eight of his| Free throws missed: Cathedral 13, Ben DUITCES £3 8 Reston. t 8 § 4 some form of player insurance. e last night, team’s 11 field goals. Releses—Jack O'Neal Umplre—George Hughes of c3 7 Speco. tf 2 § il The league's baseball writers Shortridge was more impressive Roeder Gets Hot [Bender erry, « i ’ 8 Kennedy, t A ’ 9| suggested that the awarding of in winning, 61 to 44, at home Howe (38) Manual a : i the - Spening day attendance __iagainst Columbus, while Cathe- na out. Afar gerne: 1 t|Bujertni 1 3 HForebiry’ co § 9itrophy be made on straight at-' __|dral, also enjoying the luxury ofin;iging only a 4 to 2 lead “after Mekinsey.t 23 Fricker x Tiitne * 41 Haan 8-1 -1/tendance instead of —on--a- per _ [the home floor, kept Ben Davis minutes. Then Don Roeder (3; ig : ii 3 Copy : : : Rose, § 00 McCarter, . 2 : 4 capita basis as in the past. Presiat bay, 37 to 3L Lawrence got of his 18 points in the sec-|Browng 23 Coppages 2 4723 |Sexton, g 020 gant, Dudley said this also would trimmed Greenwood, 43 to 32, ati na Jead the Irish to Dryer } 2 318 Calderon.g : : : Toisla de ERT be answered by a mail vote. the Bluff Grade Sehool gym. an 18 to 12 halftime margin. A gers 0 0 O/Roberts, 0.0 0 Half-Time Score—Ball State 42, Tinois| Bill “Moore, director of recrea- "| Shortridge’s Bill Ralph tied the] Ths winners stayed ahead, 26 [Pheipe.t 299 rl Sra 8 Wouls— (iinols Normah) Sacks tion for Louisville,” outlined a|n city’s highest one-game total this| Thel Totals 14 813 Totals * 11.1120 hast. Honsbruen. plan for a “Little American As-

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League ts at the final period tna Md my abersacs recyte-| fenders with shutotls fo to Insure his team’s vietory. 24, Irvington M. B17; TE brie 31. credit over the divilondeading | Howe and Manual alternated ts nan Sore Open! Indianapolis Caps, will be in the leads t with Manual at New iL BS net tonight when ips op. ‘leading, 7 to 5, at the first stop, pe od he 3 Col [and Howe taking over, 14 to 12, “Jos ‘m : at the second. took the

ito 20, at the third quarter. starters sat out more than five of the eight remaining minutes but returned to stem a Ben Davis juprising in the closing stages. Jim Baldauf got 11 of Ben Davis’ points, Lawrence Central led at the Mc three-posts—15 to 6, 22 to 21, and 30 to 26. Bill Van Deman nar-|Reynol rowed the margin with six points in the quarter. Bob "Fhompson paced nis mates with

11 for Lawrence Central. The triumph was Central's 16th in 18

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13 points, while Byron Weaver got o

Directors to

night conference to make an oficial decision. But the night conference never was held. By that time repre-

sent and League President Bruce Dudley announced the decision would be made by a mail vote.|

Missed— (Tllinols Normal)

Halftime score: Howe 14, Manual 12. y OS oater nels rt. UmpiTew Lockie Mealdrint: (Bal ate) Ties ton es Reed 1. Kenedy 3. Straight 2 Lam ih a vo Dukeman, hoe, Heller 1 EEic 1 1 iii +1 iToa Hot for Miffin Jes get 31 roads 813 FT WAYNS, Feb. 17—Lloyd fie 0 0 2'Woodg 2 3 4 Doehrman was just too hot for Stler,g dag § 5 ourphys 1 ¢ 0 Tiffin College Ohio to handle Parker,g 01 9 here last night when Indiana Stelametss 0 0 1 ? {Tech ran off with a 91-64 triumph

Totals HalMtime score: reenwood 21. Free $hiows missed: Lawrence Central

113 13 Totals 13 #15over the invaders. : Lawrence Central 32, Doehrman bagged 49 points’ during the game. He had 18

.teities participating.

sociation Tournament” with allstar junior teams from the eight

Free Service Here It was decided to urge each club. to confer with its respective tion director and discuss the teen-age law. However, the

want to make any move that would ‘hurt American Legion junior baseball or any other authorized teen-age amateur organization.

Official Vote by Mail

League Permission Accorded fo Use Television; Increase in Tax, Service Charges Voted Down > By EDDIE ASH, Times Sports Editor ‘LOUISVILLE, Ky., Feb, 17—American

failed to’ come up With an answer yesterday baseball writers petitioned for the revival of the All-Star game,

The- directors lent an attentive ear to ‘the writers during . mid-day session, adjourned without voting and then scheduled a

sentatives of two clubs were ab-|that

league directors said they did not.

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starting time. League directors and writers toured Derbytown yesterday afternoon and visited Parkway Field, home of the Colonels, the Hillerich- and-Bradsby bat plant, home of the Louisville r, and President Dudley gave the visiting delegation a look at his new league headquarters.

Curb on Mid-Week

Cage Games Seen

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