Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 March 1949 — Page 25

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i Breaks Thumb, Out of Game

Gauthier Rides Sick Book With

“Injury to Knee ; By BILL EGGERT Indianapolis will prey upon a league cripple, Washington, here

lead in the American Hockey League's Western Division race. “The Caps were three points in front today --after- dumping Providence’s Eastern Division champions last night, 6 to 3, at the Coliseum before a skimpy but noisy crowd of b5802.. They lead Cleveland, Pittsburgh and

- ® =» n St. Louis, all of whom are dead- : . locked in second place. [ to Drive While the Caps are idle tomor-

row night, Providence plays in

Cioyeiand, Pitsburgh staraioe Ey Chicago Team |e:

in Hershey. All three Western clubs are likely winners in thgse Saturday tilts which make it necessary that Indianapolis make

and slam in its: ence With big cars on dirt tracks] with defies Sinkle in the East and Midwest, has! Carter also was out to defend

[signed x contract with Grancor-

Hasn't. Beaten Caps Washington hasn't beaten the Werner of Chicago to drive in! Caps all season, losing four and|this year's 500-Mile Race. TUred in the low board 494 high playing a 5-5 game here last

ov. 2L Nov only factor against the|2Polis on- German Church: Rd; [ree style relay.

will be the loss of said today he will drive one of | oh MacKenzie. He i ug four cars being brought to the|start last night when it took Speedway by the Chicago com-| {eight points by placing three Men yyoleg disputé over rookie signbine. Grancor-Werner also brought However, the Wolverines’ defend | four cars to last year’s race. One|ing champion Matt Mann was of them smashed up during time beaten by Ed Heusner of North-

another Friis, injuring Anthony ‘Grana- western, who swam the distance]

a broken thumb in the first perfod last night and will not play against Washington. He may re-| turn to action for next Thursday's game here with New Haven. Fernand Gauthier, wing, already is riding the sickbook with a knee injury all: of

which leaves the Caps without Cap Scori ing

any spare wing for a week.

aps To

Buddy Earl . , . He'll drive for

< Chicagoans.

Buddy Earl of Indianapolis, open race, with Wally Ris of fast -84, who has had seven years’ experi- Iowa defending his crown.

Earl, who lives outside Indian-ied Iowa to dominate the 400-yard

Last night's game may have eld

been a preview of son playoff. The Reds were in the game only in the first period.

After Defenseman Eddie Nichol-|Simpson

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son had. slipped in secon goal of thé season at 1: Caps, Carl Liscombe of Providence shoved the rubber disc «past Goalie Terry Sawchuk at 3:54. The Caps were shorthanded

at the time as Al Dewsbury

was sitting out two minutes for

highsticking.-Three-In-a-Hurry

"two Red penalties in the second period and scored three times in

NA Dewsbury .for the Ma

Sawehuck Indianapolis took advantage of | Reid 3. MacKay Yous Goats, ove came

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Favored in Ee Tank Meet

50-Yard Champ To Defend Title Against Michigan

LAFAYETTE, Mar, 4 (UP)—|} Michigan's ' defending Big Nine champion swimmers meet thelr first real test today, with trial . heats and finals scheduled in the 39th annual conference swimming| and diving championships, 4 Trial heats in the 50-yard free-| styles, 150-yard back stroke, 220. © ** yard Tree style, 400-yard free style relay, 200-yard breast stroke, and low platform diving were set for These scrappers will a »* today at. the Purdue pool. The finald will be run off tonight, Defending champion Keith Carter of Purdue was favored in

Spider Thomas

and lacobucci is from Louisville.

In | Lions Keith Carter To Appear in ¢ Co-Headiiner Tonight

Pat Iacobucci

in the 8-round co-headliner tonight i inthe National Notional Guard A Thomas is from Indianapolis They are featherweights. In the | top 8-rounder, Joe Sgro, Indiana welterweight champion, will meet Bobby Malosie of Louisville. There will be four 4-rounders,

e 50-yard free style. Iowa was

ven an edge in the 150-yard back stroke, and the 220-yard or 10 Bs

free style was considered a wide-

Off _to_Fiylag Start

_title in the 200-yard breast! SARASOTA, .Fla. Mar, 4 — lost" gun” ids stroke, and Ohio State was fa- Now that he has heard Bill|vs Jonss-Maley

Veeck’'s side of the case, Base- s YMCA Co diving events. Observers expect- ball Commissioner Albert B.

Chandler planned today to talk jordan with the Birmingham Barons of the Negro National League be. Resulis ab {fore settling the Veeck-George ret No. 1 33,

Michigan got off to a flying

lin the 1.:®)0-meter free style finals, |

|New York Yankees insists that

|Barons’ Shortstop Artie Wilson, |

- | yesterday morning. .

26 shots at the cage. Center Cliff Simpson canned a one-handed shot at 7:10 while Providence's Chuck Scherza was in the pokey. As Billy Arcand sat out two minutes for crosschecking the Caps’ Baldy MacKay, Nelson Podolsky

scored at 10:55 and Dewsbury did

right well with a pivot shot from 40 feet out at 11:30. Harvey Fraser beat in a rebound for Providence at 18:17 as

the Caps led, 4 to 2, at the end

of the period. Simpson broke up a "Providence ruéh in the Reds’ zone early in the final period, passed to Haidy who soloed: and scored easily against Goalie Bennett at 6:00. Defenseman Robert Paul teed off with a long, high shot for the Reds at 9:23 then he became the goat for the Caps final tally when he fell and allowed Eddie Bruneteau to get a wide open shot at the cage at 15:38.

6 Providence (3) Indianapolis (6) Dennett

Bawchuek .ecocs Dewsbury seeeeee Arcand ‘Nicholson wisn wear Reid. 0011001 LaPlante Glover RW. pusta, Spa res: * INDIANAPOLIS. "Melong, Woit, Morrison. Simpson, MacKenzie, Podol-| Ry. Bruneteau. D. Morrison, Haidy, "Heller. Providence, Reardon, Fraser, Summers, Hamilton, no OBE, ob Zeord Scherza ullman, ul alu ' SCORE ss PERIODS: INDIANAPOLIS - Ta eee 3 Providence ........coun0ees : 1 1-3 Scoring sum!

Pirst period: ALY NAPOLIS (1), NichalRrov vidence

scom n) bury. {highaticking), Paul (interference). riod: INDIANAPOLIS (3), ppd (Heller) 7:10; INDIANAPOLIS (4), Podolsky (D. Morrison, R. Morrison) 10:85; IND! APOLIS

(8), ‘Dewsbury (Podolsky, R. Morrison) 11:30; Providence (8), Praser (Liscombe, ullman) 18:17. Penalties; Scherza (tripping), Arcand (crosschecking); Reid, (tripping), Kullman (highsticking). Thir DeviodL INDIANAPOLIS® ('N, Haldy (Simpson) 6:00; Providence (8), Paul Moris. Schersa) 9:23; INDIANAPOLIS Bruneteaw Simpson) 15:38... Penalties, |

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