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THURSDAY, MAR, 10, 1040 So _THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Rte I TR rt: Creamoves Advance, TB aps Seek To Regain Crrhoumds Lose To Haine, 83-66; Sycamores Advance,

KANSAS ‘CITY, Mo, Mar. 10—The loss of Dwight Swalls, scoring tendencies and drew -to/ing basketball team, but {

! n the little : ' : . Greyhound center; and the unerring accuracy of All-American Hal|within 3 points of Hamline, but though we came out on ho LS te Lipide 2 7 ’ . - ay of Hamline, in the second half of the game, cost the soon after, Coach Nicoson wasiend I'm very proud of every one z Ee Indiana Central squad their second game of the NAIB tourney/obliged to take Swails from the of nem." > st here yesterday afternoon. lay as he had accumulated four iy

The pressing defense Coach Nicoson employed against the i and the Hamline squad |MeGratn¢ 5.4 vd Meyer. ¢ em ne v pe " favored Hamline quintet, almost, began to hit from the field PER | awails, t * : 2a LA y . 9 Local Skaters Look at Me, Fellas, I'm Dancin Tie for 2d . Barons Win. -

paid off for the Hounds. Seek-| After trading poinls for the, 1arly. They pulled slowly away, Stevenson, ¢ ’ "ANN XN 0 Twas Open Every FRIDAY and MONDAY Night Until 9 0'Clock “Hellermen Meet ~3\ wT # ery g

first 10 minutes of the game, Forward Hal Haskins, who |Bobertson. ¢ ing their men all over the court, yr. 14’ drew ahead to a seven od PY For bs sharing, Who |ansit, o the Greyhounds caused the Ham-| a hit five out of eight shots, an 8 | McBride, § line squad no little trouble in|POINt Margin. Greyhounds just. couldn't catch Meni finding openings. Mikkelsen, giant| But the Greyhounds came back|yp, . Blevins, § 41 6 foot, 7 inch center of the Min-|strong on -fast break openings The Hounds hit a low per-| Totals - 33 20 21. Totals 35 13 26| To! nesota squad was consistently|and drew to within 8 points of!centage of their shots again ‘to-| Half-Time Score—Hamline 43, Indians * New Haven Tonight On Coliseum Ice By BILL EGGERT Coach Ott Heller's Indianapolis Caps will be out to' regain first place in the western division of the American Hockey League

bottled up by Griffith and Swails, them «at the half, when the score day, .247, well under. their 300| Yiisaed. Free Throws — (Indiana) Me- ; when they meet the New Haven Ramblers at the Coliseum to-

N i . , Griffith and could mark up but 13 points|stood 43-37. average for the season. Coach|CGrath, Swails 3, Ropsrtaon. 2. On ifith for the game iy | ~With the resumption of play!Nicoson gave credit to his squad,|i amine’ Hate o Bestar Fe night, 4 ny The Hellermen lost their first

place spot, dropping into a second place tie with St, Louis, when the Cleveland Barons last night defeatéd Philadelphia 6-3. But the Barons, last year's Calder Cup champions found the schedule somewhat against their chances of staying in first place. They" have only four games left to play, while Indianapolis and ’ , st 12 . NO Mix ana Ave loft Duana Meyer, Hamline University forward, does a chorus girl pests Abend In Series Fick as he fands—on-Jim- Blevins (left), Indiana Central College In their series this year with guard during yesterday's game in the NAIB tourne at Kansas the Ramblers, the Caps have City. Hamline's Bob Leiviska is in the rear at right. Hamline won, three victories and a tie to their| 83 4, 45, to advance to the quarter finals. * :

credit in five starts. Should the|— fe Ramblers win tonight, they gal g « third piace te in ne cuss BY Hh Hits Dazzling 756-4 division. | ; ’ . The Barons did it the hard As K | % Lh All in mar some in Presa AS Keglers Scorch Alleys They ijealiea 3 to 0 Jmidway Indianapolis Classic Boasts 20 Counts

through the second period when : they caught fire and scored six Over 600 and Two in 700 Bracket. , "By DON SIEBERT

straight goals in the remaining- vs time to win, “ g ‘ ; Fon i The Indianapolis Classic at its best can turn in a performance 8t. Louls tied idle Indianapolis that is the envy of any loop in the country and last night was no exception.

for second by defeating Washing-| ton, 9 to 2, at St. Louis. In other "pi ,iine 20 scores over thé 600 mark and two tallies in the

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games, Hershey clinched second, cic high 700's the classic set a dazzling pace at Pritchett's as

-place in the Eastern Division, 1n4iana Fur connected for a stunning 3182 secles. nH

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n Bowes Seal Fa i. 82 Ray Landers, Ramos-Porte, .. 625 Fred Carney, International Harvester 623 Sue Slomets'1. “Fon Machi $1 . . 3 ne Mark Herider, National Malleable ... 620 William Bo Goldstein's ‘Dept. St. ois 1 wen, 's a Paul Lester, Peerless Pum 6 M. Bchneicker, ts 617 e, Allison Foun Bennett, Goldstein's Dp. St. 615 Palmer, Dan PB owas 5 Used Cars 1s

Herman Cole, Danny Coyle's . . Larry Prasuhn, W. I. Super Service .. Jess Montague, Coca-Cola Ken Bogart, Sturm’s Medical Niles McMahan, Zionsville ..

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Fugene Daacke, National Coa Herb Dunlop, Elif Lilly

Robert Van Clesve, Diamond Ohain 606 Kathl

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15/ With Lou. Fouts hammering out 18/665, Red Stuart had 659, and Bob 15| Carnagua reached the low 600's. 3 Rodebeck Motion Pictures

Sparked by a 750 laid down by Frank Argus, and a 685 by Bob Kelly the team rolled 1068, 1049, 1065, but despite their huge total lost the centerpiece when Art Sachs Used Cars slammed out a 1071. Argus, who took runnerup, honors, started on 289, and then| added 245 and 216. Kelly, who only” garnered fifth honors, had/

A terrific 3147 rolled by the Cline Realtors smothered out a

Shoes. Bill Blyth led the realtors and last night's leagues with a whopping 756 as he carved out 269-242-245. Jess Pritchett Jr. Curly Street, and Phil Bisesi contributed low 600s. : The most exciting game of the evéning was a ding dong contest that featured a 3052 by Delaware Bowl that was outmatched by Bowes Seal Fast's 3115 total. In the opener Bowes won

pwith a 656 that included games

failed to reach the honor roll, but Dick Weber joined the elite

of 211-222-223. | In the Johnson Chevrolet loop at Broad Ripple the Danny Coyle’'s Tavern team broke- loose to total 2805. Buck Palmer hit 615, and Herman Cole was second with a 609. Part of the evening's honors went to West Side where Jackson Roberts, who recently joined the West Side Merchants League, took third placé on the honor roll with a 702 for Hornaday Milk. Showing consistent skill, Roberts rolled 224-244-234. At the Pennsylvania, Johnson came up with 656 in the El Lilly loop, and John O'Brien, who has been bowling three years, caught 607 at Beech Grove Bowl for his first big score.

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@7| blanked out a 1036 with 1052.

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competitors by three pins. Fonnie Snyder furnished much of the Seal + Fast power, but missed - 700 -by two pins. He rolled 248 and 235 for 483 going

to 215. Gene Zwiesler, missed the honor count by one pin and Don Johnson turned in 625. The Delaware squad tried hard

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Sealed bids will be received by the Board of School Commissioners of the City of Igdianapolis until 11 o'clock a. March 23, 1049, for the sale to the of the following: 20014" Primary chairs 15—2-Student biology tables 1—Parquhar Iron Age Orchard Sprayer, or equal . 1-27" Potdevin gluing machine, or equal] 1-30" Potdevin Rotary Press, or equal 1--Mimeograph 2—Pianos & All' In accordance with the Board's ica and instructions bidders

N. Meridian Street, Tdianapoiis. THE BOARD OF L ONERS OF THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS March 3, 1949. » BY M. V. BAILEY, Business Director NOTICE OF PETITION FOR AND DETERMINATION TO ISSUE AND OF APPROPRIATION OF THE PROOF SUCH Notice is hereby given that a petition has been filed with the Board of

of Commissioners of the City of Indianapolis by more than fifty Swhery of taxable

fon to and the making of certain alterations at Elementary School No. 34, 1410 Wade Street ($300,000); a two class

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