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: Lighter Cl as s e s L 0 se i Plugs Face on Local Racing ‘Pigeons Travel as Far as 1000 Miles IHinois-Nearer Crown : Dick In 1st-Round Bouts After Trouncing lowa, > HExira

At Chicago Stadium

. Flyweight Eliminated From Competition

On Age Technicality;

By JIM HEYROCK,

John Thomas Beaten Times Sports Writer

CHICAGO, Feb, 22--It's now up to the fighters in the four heavier weight divisions to take ring crowns home to Indianapolis from the tournament of Golden Gloves champions. The lighter classes, as far as the Indianapolis team is con

cerned, were eliminated last night in their first bouts in the ing in for sedtionals this

tournament. Only three of the first four weights did battle last night. Indianapolis was forced to do without the services of a flyweight when Ralph Saxton was eliminated for being under age even before he had an opportunity to weigh-in. He will not be 16 years of age until October. According to Golden Gloves rules, fighters must be at least 18 years of age before entering open class competation. Crowd of 7235 Indianapolis’ three lighter divisions went down to defeat quickly as the Tournament of Champions opened in Chicago Stadium before a crowd of 7235, a record opening night gathering. The heavier lads, welterweight, middleweight, light heavyweight and heavyweight were to weigh 'n this afternoon for tonight's fights. Robin Hood, who replaced Alonzo Easley as the middleweight member of the team, will be only a few pounds over the “wetterweight mit when he fights tonight. Hood was runnerup to Andy Anderson in the Indian. apolis tourney. * Losers Last Night Losers last right were Walter Haywood to Jesse Mangik of 118-open class; John - Thomas to Tano Avila, Kansas City, in the 126-pound class, and Horace Sumner to Tom Stoopes, Minneapolis, in the! 135-pound division. i A left jab repeatedly pushed; into his face, Haywood dropped a to Jesse Mangik

Apparently thinking he had clinched the decision, Suf¥iner went to the defensive in the final round. He blocked some punches but many got through his guard to find their mark. Remaining Slate One of the most colorful events in the sporting world, the Tournament of Champions will fight the four rephaining weights tonight and the survivors will do battle tomorrow night. In appearance, the Indianapolis team stands up with the best of them. They énter the ring clad in white trunks trimmed in black with white robes bearing black lettering. . Actions was scheduled in three rings again tonight. But tomorrow night there will be only a center right in use,

Wrestling Bouts

Pit Heavyweights

Heavyweights are signed to clash in three single-match bouts at the Armory tonight, with Wild Bill Longson of Salt Lake City, Utah, matched against Rene Florent, French strongman, in the main event. The bout has been billed for

two falls out of three with a 90

minute time limit. Florent beat Hans Schnable here recently, The semi-windup will pit Argentina Rocca, South American heavyweight champion, against Rebel Russell of Texas while the

County Champs Enter Danville Meet With Unblemished Mark

By JIMMIE ANGELOPOLOUS | Speedway’'s county champions, of the three county entries play-|

‘week, has the only unblemished record against poténtial tourney opponents. | The Plugs have won all four contests with opposition in the Danville sectional, while Frank | lin Township has won one an lost one and Pike Township has won four and dropped three. Speedway, which opens the Danville sectional with Danville at 6:30 p. m. Thursday, has defeated Danville, 49 to 21, in a {regular season game; Browns(burg, 30 to 28, and Plainfield | twice. Lashes Thorntown | Pike TToWHSHip has lashed Thorntown, 47 to 17; Perry Cenitral, 48 to 32; Jackson Township, | (47 to 31, and tripped Dover, 45 {to 42, "The Red Devils lost to {Whitestown, 49 to 48, and Zionsville twice, 69 to 36, and 50 to 29. | Franklin Township has defeated New Palestine, 56 to 32,

Paul Henke, Fred E. Henke, Sam Karabell and Dale Sare (left

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is spring. The box in the foreground is an offigial timer. Homing Pigeon Club Steps

the Friday afternoon. session. at 1:15 in the Greenfield ‘sectional and probably will encount ts biggest stumbling blo un ar ons ply to canaries. Neither does it to the sporting scene. strong Greenfleld aggregation. |3PPY to racing pigeons. | Pike's greatest obstacles in the While some pigeons are leading do not cover the same course, but

By BILL PITTMAN

ville, winne - {home cote from as far away as An official timing device is an Thirtees ls To 8s Dan. 1000 miles. : /intricate affair/ into which leg ville sectionsl, 10 in the Green. And very few are lost after bands are dropped as the birds field tourney play and nipe at they have completed the period arrive and the time elapsed is reLebanon. : of training, returning from short corded on a chart. The chart then Irish Tangle [distances with an older bird. |18 ‘used to determine the winner of The Indianapolis sectional will get under way tomorrow night at|'2°® pigeons are known as fanci- are computed. 7 p. m. when Cathedral's Irish °'® and the occupation or avoca-| Race From Tulsa

face Sacred Heart's Spartans. tion, as the case may be, is

to right), four members of the Homing Pigeon Club of Indianapolis, take a look at some of the birds they will fly in racing compe-

Up Training

and lost to Greentield, 40 to 28. | : d f S : S F i R Franiin Tommanss sce or OF Birds for Spring, Summer, Fall Races national meets were held, and at lost in training. Young birds are “As free as a bird” doesn’t ap- last they are beginning to return not raced until September, which Hoosiers have scored three de-|team. p |gives the men all spring and sum- cisive triumphs in a row. In the In a pigeon race, all the birds mer to train them at ever increas- latest one last night Garrett was Very few birds again the standout performer.

ing distances.

Lebanon sectional {the “life of Riley” racing pigeons are timed in yards per minute have been known to return from The strong Lebanon: nob? a Te are being trained to return to the from some central release point. more than 1500 miles. Average! Scheol star tossed in 18 points to| field goal in the first 10 seconds distance is between 500 and 1500 tie Lou Watson for high-scoring and although Some have come home honors. |

miles. from more than 2000 miles.

Indiana Central Host

The men who raise, train and the race after the yards per hour To Hanover Tonight |

Indiana Central

Greyhounds, The longest race the local or- newly crowned champions of the Watson and Jerry Stuteville

In Overtime Game in

The Illini rambled to th

Hoosiers’ Victory

Ohio State Goes Down, 65 to 45

Times Special BLOOMINGTON, Feb, 22—Indiana’s Hoosiers promised to |throw some: additional excitement |into the Big Nine basketball scramble today after a 65-45 victory over Qhio state's up-and-down Buckeyes in the fleldhouse last night. Although Indiana is definitely out of the title consideration, it may help to decide the race in {next Monday's game at Illinois, {and the way the Hoosiers have |been moving in the last eight \days, the 1llini may have a few | uneasy moments. | Since Coach Branch McCracken moved Bill Garrett to center, the

former Shelbyville High

| Garrett's nine points and Gene [Ring's six paced Indiana to 25-19 halftime lead over the recent con-

But IU May Be Tough °

Beats Hoosiers by Only Two Points

First Clash

ED SAINSBURY, United Press Sports Writér J CHICAGO, Feb. 22 (UP)~Illinois’ 10-deep basketball team which has clung steadily to the Big Nine lead ‘throughout a rough season war a game closer to Ju 2a longus clown ute 33 tos ahead a ntly was ming rougher. ye a DnetFsecond highest score of the league season in trouncing Iowa last night, 80 to 49, but Indiana, one of

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the remaining opponents for Il. linois, showed increasing class a 65 to 45 win over Ohio

State. the Illini, tumbled before Wiscon-

which plays Illinois in the final

‘ |game of the season, bounced Pur-

due, 64 to 53. beat Michigan

the conference, game, Meager 2 Points Until Northwestern's Saturday spurt to down Ohio State and Indiana’s double-victory over Purdue and the Buckeyes this week end, only Michigan had seemed

scrap. But Northwestern beat Ohio State by 12 points in the Chicago Stadium, the same site where the

urday, and Indiana's 20-point margin over the Bucks compared

|with the 15 points by which Illi

nois recently won from the same

Iowa with forward Dwight Eddle-

| points.

man the pace-maker with 18 Eddleman hit a 40 foot

Iowa's Charlie

Mason, who counted 15 points, {tiled the score in the next five

seconds, Eddleman dropped a 20

{footer then and the Illini were

{querors of St. Louis’s mighty Billi-| never headed.

|kins, Ohio State climbed to with{in two points of Indiana early in the second half, but a splurge by put

Leading Scorer

Wisconsin's Don Rehfeldt ap-

|parently clinched the league in/dividual ..peoring title in the

Northwestern, the next fée of - sin, 57 to 48, while Michigan, .

Minnesota, in second place in State, 57 to 47, in a nonleagus . .

fit to give the Illini a rugged

Wildcats tangle with Illinois Sat--

Illinois used 15 men in downing

Team

Money | Depend

An extra $3 given to the I vision crown tt The annot manager of th "The Caps, ern Division, | point margin © Pittsburgh; are night to open | trip. In order tha be in better for these road announced tha plane had bee the squad fro: night to ‘Buffs contest {8° scl night, The th cut off 12 hour If. the Caps first place at regular season, $3000 would be $14,000 and with the winr spectively, in t first-place .tean and Eastern D American Hq ernors wera to President Maw in Cincinnati off. i Exhibi While some favoring a nr Podoloff impli that there will He said the thé top three t sion participat has worked s sees no reaso horses in mids It is underst. of the player some of the cluded a bonus

reached the pl The: league’ Podoloff also opening tonigh Cincinnati Gai

; ; wrence - Central known as “the fancy.” |ganization held was from Tulsa, Hoosier College Conference, close, the Hoosiers out of danger. |badget win over Northwestern. A factor which contributed .to|first event sends Bobby Nelson Lawrence and Warren International Sport |Okla. Birds are shipped to the their h s The victory, Indiana's last home et oy o his loss was a low blow. landed of Milwaukee against Jack Moore Central tangle an hour later. In Indianapolis the f is b e master there with a re elr home season tonight on the game of the season, sent the Hoo-| 8 diopped £1 yom to 1eiease in the first round when Haywood (of Mena, Thursday night will find Broad polls the fancy is baggage maste University Heights floor against : his total to 179 for 10 games, 18

Ark. Both tilts are p, :| pursued by a small group of near- quest that they be liberated at a siers into fifth place, ahead of the, {Ripple and Howe calshing in thé Y { [points better than his closest two ing. He was warned by Aw the limits of hiler ane ian with time nener and Beech uns tacing| J a dozen men, who race birds specific time. A wire from the Hanover College. I. 8. C. has won Buckeyes. Two road games re-| rivals. Bib Raidiger of Ohio State

{ -t . |main, Southport in the second game. throughout the spring and sum- baggage man establishes the time 12 out of 13 contests

| Oh te {and Howard William of Purdue. Montreal of eree and began landing blows to Eight games Friday will begin| mC 20d into the fall. |of toss. In competition since 1928, Cen-| °'° *'** (Indians 65) pr|And both Raidiger and Williams League and its the head and face. S orls Events Members of the Homing Pigeon| Most of the birds are then tral has won 22 games while Donham.f 1 1 dsSeuteville.t 4 5 4 have played in 11 es with of the United with the Washington-Tech opener . Schnittker,f § 3 2Toshef!, f 1.0 4 4 gam Strong Hook at 8:30 a. m. in the Butler Tiela Club of Indianapolis are: F. J. timed by the wives of the local Hanover has won four. | Melzer, { 0 0 1Buckt 1 4 1 only one more to go. play an exhil Haywood showed a strong Here and There house. Three Frida > “= Sauerteig, president; Sam Kara-| fanciers, who are usually at work, The only senior on Central's goin! + 31 Ioan ¢ ¢ 3 Northwestern stayed close to of’ the-Dalla. right hook. He staggered Mangik| ames will be foll y Afternoon bell, Robert E. Essex, John J. when the birds return. One of Mr. squad, Norman Harner, will start Raidiger.c 6 4 ming g © 4 0 3 Wisconsin until the final six have heen sign in ihe second round but was une To da Tomorrow 8a uo ollowed by a pair| Muse, Dale W. Sare, F. E. Henke, | Karabell's birds made the 500- at guard position tonight while favier.c 2 0 IRitterg 0 0 0 minutes, but then the natf club that able to stay away from that Y, o ay night. The semi-| Russell Scott, Albert Unversaw, mile trip in 13:25 hours. And then, (Woody McBride will have the Brown j 110 spurted and it was all over. in the Americ point-getting left jab, TOPAY - gle are scheduled to begin Sat-|C. Westley Kemp, John 8. Burk- on the other hand, one of them other guard position. At center Dirkholter & 3% Michigan's Mack BSuprunowics next season missed GQULEGE BASKETSALL fur y afternoon at 1 p. m. and holz and Donald Coy. {didn’t come back for a year. will be Harley Griffith, and Hudson, g 100 | set a new Wolverine league, scor- —— the Golden. Gloves train to Chi-|- ° RAS the finals are slated for 8:15 Sat-| Pigeon racing is an interna-| Fanciers figure that about 60 Dwight Swails and Bill McGrath Totals 17 11 32 Totals 323 31 17 Ing record with 28 points to lead . _ cago Sunday morning, landed terbury §, Jrankin. urday night. tional sport. Until the war inter-|per cent of the younger birds are will start at forward | Huiftime Score—Indiana 25, Ohio State his team to the Purdue win. It Bobsleddin as orton 3 ia Mangik. | “pispamcs Won't Let Jets Fold. B hief Tel rare, Tae pots LP tne LAKE PLAC Thomas pumped ap against one Rett SOA, m@AQUE WON'T Let Jets Fold, BAA Chief Tells Court Here ji: 5am. ied ort har vot uprsmovics saves (UF) ne 0. of he mogt. lever bossy to da- a a \ . By'JIM SMITH . |gained his knowledge of assets “We will certainly protect uf nn Ro a imnesots took an early six ~~ | Placid today play his wares thus n a Boaters Sm. 118 pa oe ‘We will‘not let the professional basketball team in this city and labilities. assets with everything at our| Michles (GD, Purdue Gh 0 lo0¢ edge over Michigan State four:man bobs Tournament of Champions, ila simian Model Shop ve. North mde fold up.” i | Glamack further testified that command, and we have the au- Suprencsf 13 1 4Bamkst 0° 0'lang the Spartans threatened only ship. -- thoroughly Who Balled |n A008 Transmissions ve. SGewari War: : [Podolof, president of the Basketball he had signed a four-year con- thority under our constitution to|3erii tf 3 o 8 Cendent ' 3 4 3 once, coming within three points een punched Van Camp Hardwite vs. Vic's Pharmacy | ASSOCIOLIOD, the entire financial backing of the BAA behind tract with the corporation call- refuse the right to anyone to op- Yecauln.r ¢ $ 1|Ritter { 3 8 3of the Gophers midway in the Pro Baske through the Indianapolis tourney PRO WRESTLING | Paul Walk, owner of the Indianapolis Jets, in his fight against/ing for a salary of $10,000, &lerate the franchise unless we wicnol'c » 5 Joa’ 0 9 0 second help Jim McIntyre led ro paske with such ease.. ; . Armory, TI1 N. Pennsylvania St, 8:30 receivership. |bonus of $1,000 and a $500 in-|think them At: We think Eiiott,c 3 1 OButchko.c 7 3 2 NATIO! Avila stayed from Thom-® ™ p corporation. Orbiso tended | 3 | nk that Gy rvsong 4 | OAxness: 0 o 9 the scoring with 16 points. away BOXING “The entire schedule of the Sorpo ry on conten crease every year. He stated he Mr. Walk can do. the job” INTRY ET 8 8 OW § 1 3 3 Mtinels 0) Tows (49) Tri-Cities 74, Day! 2s in the nd, making 1, Times Legion Golden Glovers 1n Tourns-! Jets for the balance of the season t in addition to not having | yy, given his outright release| Podoloff Blasts Plaintiff 27% 8. 0 0 OBerberiang 32 1 0 nor EF ft-pt ——— Indianapolis TOMORROW" will be bi - (enough time to comply with the nee 1 after bei fered a ae | » an 111 3 dieman, 3 3°32 Mason, { 473 i t. RRO played,” sald Podoloft,| |Dec. 1, r ng o 2 In answer to a question by At-| Lots 38 810 Total 3111 9 Kersulls! 85 2 4(Vollers.f 0 1 1 ‘lad to land his jarring righ NIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL “ order, it did not definitely state contract at $8,500 and that y |, Halftime Score—Michigan 26, Purdue Anderson. f 2 0 1/Dille. { 218 Avila bobbed, weaved and flicked] Indianapolis Sectional and we will supply the money t0 oy 0i' poois the plaintiff wished to ont act at $8,500 an torney New, Podoloff stated that! Sunderlage, 1 3 0 12M ti03 » left jabs in 1 ve 1 elr Pieidhouse, first Bona St. But. continue operation if that is found - p ¢ the plaintiff wished ne was offered a check for $2: ine crowds in pro basketball had mirenen Toca goissed — Suprunowics, Beach { 10 o/ Riscks. { 0113 - eft ja THAR ace. Broadeast, WXLW (mb) necessary. o_ See. op 029-20 for salary due it he, ool" Fl al cities, in- Tay Bulchke 3 uv 3 Harrison, Mir. Cottrellt 0 IPmeve 010 Staggers Avila | mutter ot Cincinnen Decision of Board | [In order to substantiate their yigneq his release. He did not * oF oll ea, Officials—Jim Crows (Indians) and Green. c = 2 8 4avee~: 110 Hope for an Indianapolis vie- ot WIRE Tp om Ports Oarden. The Bs Ber OAH . claim to have the books Pro-laceept the check Shui ie league lead- wally Marks (Chicago). |Erickson.g 0 § 3IWeiss, g 00 1 tory in the 126-pound class was| Western Michigan st Valparaiso. “This is not entirely my own duced, LeRoy New, attorney fori ,. ‘ ers. He a e a ng a , Marks. g © 4 1 OStrastsma,g 1 2 3 | Bvansville in Ohio V: Tourn. " o 1 In concluding his testimony | Minnesota (57) Mich. State (47) (Gatewood. g 3 3 1/Sehul 212 held at the end of the second a 0 Valley ey at decision,” he continued, “but the Glamack, placed his client on! Glamack stated. in answer to a losing club would tend to cut the root 5 PD mapenaks ° ft y | [Foley g 0 1 2Qusowski.g © 3 3 | round when Thomas landed his Notre Duma at Wichigan State. decision of the executive board of the stand. \question put by Judge Horn, (DOuse. Skoog! 3 3 3 oapchak 19} Trugilio. g 19 0 Parker. ¢ 8 } 3 . hard right and left to stagger] Sy BAA. “Would you know.” asked New, G00 BCL "ly Tey It was at this point that the Sint 8 8 donmdic oo 3 aSami fF [mens : Avila. | OP Lt Chtvualo. The sult brought by George ‘the financial condition of the thing if Frank Kautsky, little man who is also president JMclntyre! 8 § 4Stevenst 0 0 0 vous 31 1838 Totals 131538 But the hope quickly faded Spiingeld at raand, Glamack, former Kautsky star, 'torporation without seeing any ) _'of the American Hockey League, MSaloviche 3 1 1Wulfe 2 2 3 Half-time Score—Illinois 41, Towa 19 early in the final stanza when NG asking a receiver be appointed to of the books.” (former i ner Of Walk's, be ap the New Haven Arena OWNers olsen 1 3 3oeamess 3.1 3 Throws Missed _—Eddieman 4, KerAvila opened up with both hands.| Oclden Gloves, at Chicago. conduct the affairs of the Indian-| “Yes,” answered Glamack. po ro Te io Franc jand a bank, took a blast at the Mitchell.g 3.1 3 Robbins3” 11 3.0m, atewood 3 Trudie. Gum 3, Moss | ! "| " 1 ol 3, x , , y . pon and the bios toves re: WOOy Hayes #0 Coach irsss “shersoo in Boner norte ae "emp | Potion nat th or Pani wna ie diomey. "Erika, U1 ARGS 33 TONAL pI ly from his nose. He fought back! : ‘Court Five before S: jal Judge . at 2 aking him Public poration did not owe the BAA| “You are doing more to ruin Tow 3s I Towa ib iiis Bi : : BLUF P 3 Sout hif nose. He Sought bas ‘Miami, 0. Grid vad pec accountant, asking him where, money and -that he saw a professional basketball in this Score at Half—Minnesota 34, Michigan BIg Nine Scoring Delaware, M: p y| until Mar. 4. »- |he got his training. Glamack| » “ State 20. ’ beaten | OXFORD, O. Feb. 22 (UP)—| povan Orbison, att for|stated he had been in th |financial statement of the firm(town”, he said, “than the 108INg| Free Throws Missed—Rapchak 3, WUIL menteidt. Wisconsin 13 a8 47 of ATK oom Sumner was the aggressor and, Wayne (Woody) Hayes, 36, head| ny Kautsky corporation. sought rant business in Reenter oo (Feb. 9. He said in his opinion ball club. It is my belief that Snodgrass Robbins. Sieflen. Dawson. Me: Rebfeldt Wucogun 10 88 4 179 179 nea: football coach at Denison Univer- TPO . Sought rant business in Rochester, N. Y. “they were not anywhere nearlyou men are being made “the Omeisie mor Buti: Wishington ana| Wiliams, Purdue 11 & 2 183 ies | out vered his opponent for to h | fwo rounds but apparently Sity the past three years, today|t produce the Coo OTST With his brother who Kept the ine danger of imminent Insol- unsuspecting tools of someone Sem Madden (Cornell. [Soon Minnesota + 10 3 30 148 148 dropped. the decision by slowing Was named head football coach at] Produce the books of the books. It was there, he sald, he vency.” ’ |who would like to Bee the value| Wisconsin (51) Northwestern (46) |ubrinawies, Mich. 9 80 32.132 147 down in the final heat. Janam University. ’ i ’ . | Questioned about the worth of of this franchise knocked down ram . s } f Ragelis . "f Bi Pf Sie kieh. Northwest n 1 “ “0 19 is Use Style Hayes seets ceorge suck. DUNKel's Basketball Ratings the franchise he said: so they could buy it on the schneider,f 'S 3 SFendier.t 1 3 33chker, OBlo 8° 8 £1 4 1% U8: Both Sumner and the lad from burn, who resigned to join the |, “We of the BAA have always barrelhead’. Believe me gentle- Tage, = § § danwel 19 3 : 3 | ’ ‘staff of er INTERS ON NES . /looked on the Indianapolis fran- men that will never happen. Rogers,g§ 1 21 32 Horvatich,f 0 0 0 ¢ +. Minneapolis boxed with the same former Miami Coach Sid] ECTIONAL GAMES WEDNESDAY ] 8 style. Both shot for the head Gillmar® now head football coach! : TONIGHT (Butter uinm Sineinnats »te chise as one of the most valua-| “Drop this receivership suit Mader. g A He dork. ¢ 31s : and Sumner landed more times at the University of Cincinnatl. |Seithiell ~*~ -418 ve of Wesleyan 13] Chicago +394 vs Chicagost. sa70l¢ In the league sit-down and iron this money [Stickien.g 8 0 3 | . . i. RA om i ‘ 8 9g sev iB Ahe Arst Tound than his, a TR TT TT we RAI tr MA Marana ees wo Dao red wa x vedi iDaskatbal a 1..grew. up. herve; andithing ott WItH ‘me TET think the lstrumilie. 9 0 1 nent. Sumner also took the edge Big Nine Standings WEBNESTAY NotreDame .. 85.8 vs Mich State . +831 “While there have been some re- boy (Glamack) has some money | —— on aggressiveness in the first . WL Pet Srp op WVITia 617 ve was... 88.7 Okla A&M ...*T0.0 vs Oklahoma %. verses, we would be perfectly coming, I will see to it that you Totals St 12, Totals %. n 00 minutes. |inats +3 1 4m Kentucky yy 67.4 Creighton hp gg wo ling io advance Mt. Walk anyiget it. Bul to continue this is weer a Missed — Markham . . | .e " erie. ore. Le 2 ! | — h In the second, Sumner changed Michigen’ 4 uaotEs iw Eh BIRR RE Eh, $e a good mueatinent, © |fessional pesketball mini chy. Sinai Sane, E Rages 3 Rageie 3 his attack to the body while FORETE --..-...- § 3 M8 3% 8 MIDWESTERN GAMES w oo 841 vs Oberiin ae A ONIN a AMppoa Dan on at oo ; : “ . Stoopes aimed a. barrage Of Ohio State ....... 5 6 455 613 626 TONIGHT EASTERN GAMES we rights and lefts to the head and Juosumn wenn] 1 NE M830 Cadarvits Bow Sulton ne TONIGHT | : “ face. ¥en [Northwestern .... 3 © 183 568 644 Detroit ...... 40.2 vs WayneU. _. 43.0 R.1State .... B85 vs Maine ...*300] orn 2.9 1M {Prankiin |. 53.1 vs Canterbury .. 48.3 8t.Bon‘turt’ | +833 vs StPranNY. |, 600! : md. Central "+589 +483 vale TIO vs Princeton .... 963 ; -- 11 Games Upstate Tonight =i: finest si... mwa’ 0 mr rr mrs Tae. [Gaiperaie 738178 Whikionn © M4 arimoutn [803 v8 Rom oad r | Wichita 50.4 vs Tulsa *42.0 Penn : 623 vs Navy LL." . ’ . . - & { te ———————————————————— arn. | TP . Open IHSAA Tournament Baskotball Recor, tits li Keer 41 * . | Syracuse ....* vs Cornel 2 South Bend Central-Mishawaka Tilt [Pas etba esulfts VIN tel Sinienvers 643 . THURSDAY 3 BIG NINE . . Tops Early Basketball Action Michigan of Purdue ss (Canisius + (S33 va SPA NY. . 00 v n y . By KURT FREUDENTHAL, United Press Staff Correspondent Minnesota 57 Michigan State ¢1 KewYorkD +083 va Bt Jen NY . 13 - Indiana's most fabulous sports show, the annual state high Illinois 80, Towa & St.Bon'ture = *633 vs Niagara as

school basketball tournament, gets off tonight on its month-long ''*eonsin 87. Northwestern 4s

eo runtaen 14 SOUTHERN GAMES

TONIGHT

nd. . '" 81, . . ot An 11-game schedule at five tourney centers in the far north I ivlind COLL Albama |. 834 ve Mis State. 4804 opens at 6:30 p. m., the first of 683 games to be played the next five, xo. isr 64, Milam: 43 No.Caroline | 88.3 vs Davidson | +58 0 . days in thé sectional eliminations. =~ =~" =" North Carolina 62, South Carolina 48 Nuts +683 va Purman FREER 3 ® ° Next Saturday night, the 769-! Both teams were on the “well-| TEEN 96, Maryland 48, [No — a hmond ... “1 team entry list will be pared to regarded” list of United Press| Tennessee 81. Louisiana State 72. | Baylor 623 va BMY - i 64 sectional champions at the end Selections when the season ended. ™*% York City College 68, St. Joseph's Georgia '" e311 vs Erakine |. ua ‘ " ' of the first of four weeks of Honors for being the first | Lawrence’ Tech 71, Virginia 86, ° nh yoeb "343 vs Aupurn oe . : . rough-and-tumble hardwood ac- teams fo jump the starting whis-| Wiliam and Mary. 8. Washington and Lee \GLIGIS0 “470 ve 8.W Tenn |. +343 , tivity that leads ultimately to the tle went to Greene Twp. and Duquesne 31, Akron 43 A st 4 " TexasToch iy Ca tC ll Rel Ye crowning of a champion the night Walkerton in the Soutn Bend So ovo) ol chicige, 4" Wetern Michigan 44 Wm &Mary wo} on res “ar : - ALSID . of Mar. 19. ional, ey answer the entucky 98, Georgia 40 ' . 106 Games Tomorrow at 8:30 p. m., followed one-halt jeoiatks 4 Missouri id (overtime) | Davidson 38.0 va 80.Caroline . 414 WHITE GAS Reg.—74 Octane Gen. ETHYL ALUMII “Lafayette Jefferson 1s the de- hour later by four other tilts. | av, Vignit Virgie Mynary 4 | FAR WEST GAMES mas tie-holder. Powerhouses Wait Avie snd aa - “Tonight in the Brat time n the] Other games involving bigger RITA (a) Dy putmors 0, (WHE 4A Crone : INDIAN tourney’s 30-year history that a schools were Hammond Tech ve, Geneva 1, Bt. Vincent So SanPrancisco. 71.2 vs St Mary,Cal. . 88.7 oo ' . 605 8. Oapit game evr was schedule, for Hammond Clark oT 1m. in th 55, it SE RRB | Krein ©) om tn Co = ; . opening session i ' . a ®) 84, Catholic . ; } be followsd by & 106-game card to- East Chicago Washington in the Millikan %, Tiiinols Colege 60. Terry Draws in Chicago Keep the Difference! LA! morrow, with ‘games morning, same sectional at the East Chi-|ar zons State (Flagstall) 80 Arizona State| Paul, Terry, Indianapolis mid- . HE RI, ' of Linok aftefpioon and night; 134 games cago auxiliary site at 7 p. m.;| Tempio $8 = |dteweight, fought to an eight. : RUGS Thursday, 240 Friday, and 192 Gary Emerson vs. Gary Wirt at Denver 80, Colorado Aggies 58 {round draw last night with Jerry Look for the Saturday. 7 p.m. in the Gary sectional, and | Brigham Young 80. Wyoming 4. |Pittro of Chicago "at Marigold * HI Only one top game was on tap Gary Mann vs. Gary Tolleston At Venderbike 84. Tulane " — Gardens, Chicago. - Mad nd T PAINT & | for the initial go-round. {8:15 p. m. In the Gary sectional: GrROICey ee syan $5 Urion 40. ig : wo 2201 N. Capitol New York and New Jerse ‘ ison a roy South Bend Central's Bears and Valparaiso vs. Liberty Center at| oeeoee woe CUSTOM BILT N P . Ee : y. 21 E Washin, A a a ed eT D. In al Valparalo's avsiliaty, LOANS AUTO FAT | 1211 W. Wash. 2037 E. Wash. 46S. West orthern Indiana’ erence site of Gary sectional. \ : ; i The eastern division championship) Most of the favorites for the " : COVERS ; Va. Ave. and South St. - 42d and Fall Creek Blvd. om Kentucky Ave. gn : when the firing was over last (1949 crown had to wait untfl later | ESTATES LOAN €O., INC. 5 ; 5, % WE BU week, clash at 9 p. m. at South to meet their first tots, Ander-| 819 Kahn Bld . LI-8378 ASERHALYO Yt : Emerson and Bethel, Beech Grove : Bend. Central sported a 14 ‘won-5 son, for instance-the U, P. choice Jnty . = : mt : its ash. Sts. : oh

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