Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 March 1949 — Page 8

Jasper ~ Shows Talent For Hurdling Big Obstacles

‘Southern Indiana Champs Won 8 in Row fo Reach Big 4

By JIMMIE ANGELOPOLOUS - ‘You take a looksee into the season record of Jasper's Wildcats, then you wonder.

Has |

IABA fo Boost Industrial Baseball

You wonder about this’ Indiana’

basketball, You wonder why all of a sudden half a million people around Indianapolis alone suddenly come to life and want tickets to the state finals. It doesn't matter that tickets aren't to be had. Or that half the people may not even know .who's playing. Or that grandfather hadn't seen a basketball game since Ole Doc Naismith first breathed life into a basketball in 1892 that gave birth to.the ouicries heard the nation over. They just want to go to the state tournament. They want to see it because of teams like Jasper, In the words of its Coach Leo (Cabby) O'Neill, Jasper has gone from “ashes to silk” this season, Jasper Faces Auburn

And right now the Wildcats are

the aristocracy of Auburn, their opponents in Saturday’s..second game of the state finals, Madison and South Bend Central—only survivors among 769 who began the long march toward the state title last month. But for Jasper the Wildcats have shed a few rags before donning the riches. Nine losses in 20 games during the season shows the Southern Indiana boys have had to scrape for an existence. Cabby, a gent who's been wise to the ways of a winner, says, cagily: Like wquidn't mind losing ‘em all if he could get the state title in the

most

"five points ahead,” he adds.

The Wildcats nicked the Pan-

thers, 50 to 49, in the fin onds on Bill Litchfield’'s right. after Dobson gra

Bob White's hands to put Bloom-

ington ahead. “Dobson didn ball,” O'Neill says. only smart thing he could hav

done. He fell back on defense as if to ‘loaf,’ then suddenly.grabbed

the | ball hands on it,” he reiterated.

Panthers Tripped Jasper Jasper

the most—in the sectionals. Hunt-|

end. “We've been able to rise to the,

O. P. Smith, second. vice_president, and Bernard Harmon, secrotary-treasurer (front, left to right), and Joe Boughton, first vice president, and Virgil Perkins, president (standing, left to riohth are officers of the Indianapolis Amateur Baseball Association whic is planning its summer season. The group will emphasize more industrial baseball teams ‘this year. The season will open the first week in May.

BAA Favors Six-Footers In Selecting All-Star Five

One ‘Runt’ Only Reaches Second Team;

Indianapolis Fails to Win a Place

By OSCAR FRALEY, United Press Sports Writer

Lak

of two factors in connection with covering a court for cash,

being a pro basketball star are pretty slim.

comes to hitting the hoop.

Victory Closes Jets’ Sad Season

| ~A sad but enlightening basket-

The selections:

Jim Pollard, Minneapolis an

NEW YORK. Mar. 16—Headed naturally by the Minneapolis ers’ mountainous George Mikan, the Basketball Association of ready to dwell in splendor among America’s all-star team announced today, offered conclusive proof

’ ONE Jf-youre-a-midget. of .six feet qr less, your chances of

No section of the country has a monopoly on turning out dead éve Richards when it]

“The two teams, selected by 46 sportswriters and broadcasters in the league's 12 cities, nail- these both . 1 facts solidly to the backboard. : Acts

First team: George Mikan, Minneapolis and DePaul of Chicago: tion asked ‘by Danny Gardella,!

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WEDNESDAPMMAR. 16, 1049

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Bison-Baron Game Tonight Tocer. Tomorrow As May Help Caps

Judge to Rule Recdrre Go Next Week on Card ‘Jumoers’

ion’ In Tournaments: [Name Glamack Defendant rman nit Here

| | Minneapolis at Waanington.,

A Trik Lope: Into F With

[Sports Events Here and There

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. Providence at LR ; Bill PI Court Will Answer Indianapolis Sorinuneld 41 Phifadeiphis. | N. Y. Trust Company pa af Reinstatement Plea To Face Buffalo fy a hea | Files Complaint ale Co | Of Lanier, Martin Here Tomorrow areas aT CART uh oe On Judgment. oh NEW ORL , Mar. 16 (UP)—A| By BILL EGGERT {Latalin Sia, itraceiull bouts: 4 1. “m, George Glamack, former In- he New. Orleans | SEW YORE reinstatement n-| Buffalo at Cleveland tonight! TOMORROW {dianapolis professional basketball auotnet Sottapr junction asked by suspended ot and Bittalo bere tomorrow night) Buttale vi tmdlanapolis at Coliseum, Player who 18 sting She Indianap: y= bition : Louis Cardinals Max Lanie | |agains ndianapolis Caps 8:36 p. m. » y Pred Martin was promised 3odayi could well set the stage for .the| o Attends 1 America defendant in a separate suit to- eng she for next Wednesday by Caps to grab a place in the Minneapolis a Juitimore Vv. 2 . er in Federal] ob Hastington ut Flilasetpuin. | Hdward Slocum, Indianapolis. digns, although Edward A. Cong : American Hockey League play at Warne ve. Prove ence at_Chicass. |attorney representing the aapohs, thin a week, We

Court. Lanier and Martin, under five-|

year ban since 1946 for jumping io the Mexican League, asked Judge Conger for a temporary broke court order which would enable

hem, 59 A a awyei Hoosier Driver | 4 y Enters the 500

on both sides’ to prepare final Mack Hellings

+ his n thumb has healed. x

Kenny MacKenzie . .

full briefs and present them to him in court next Tuesday. He promised a ruling within 24 hours after he gets thé briefs. Baseball's Inning

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offs, | Buffalo, out of the Western Division playoff race, could throw | [Cleveland, Indianapolis and Pitts-| {burgh into a three-way tie for second place tonight if Pittsburgh wins also. | | The St. Louis Flyers clinched; a playoff spot last night winning, | 4 to 1, at home over Hershey. The| [AC Competition victory widened the Flyers’ Western lover Cleveland and the Caps, both | |deadlocked for second with $6 swimmers, have been entered in

any intra-squad be handicapped work. The Pelicans, much time for ¢ the infielders a ported only Mo Both pilots, he ing their best i may come up w exhibition, Indian Chief named a semi eran team to n

Valley Trust Co, of Rochester, N. Y. filed a judgment action against Mr. Glamack-in Superior Court 1. ‘ 2 The trast company seeks to re--cover $3584.59 as part of a judge ment awarded in New York, Mar, * 1 this year. Meanwhile, however, LeRoy New, attorney for the athlete, branded the action as a “rotten publicity stunt.” He said the former net star has already satisfied (the claim of the New York firm,"

Nine Swim Teams Enter AAU Meet

Will Open: Friday

Nine teams, involving

Division lead to three points] 120

| It was baseball's inning in ! d R ‘points. St. Louis and Cleveland |the 1949 Indiana AAU state in-| fo ey yesterday and the Patines Files for Big Race. ‘must play a .home-and-home door swimming and diving cham- joe Sharged the Sqmplant Bill Plate iy : y 5. however. this week end to|plonships to be held in the Indi.|Prousht here was a Tuove bY ot : |ney Mark Hughes claimed that, Mack Hellings of Burbank, wind up the » anapolis Athletic Club pool Fri. owners to get free advertising, # Leading off f |the injunction request should be Cal, and Charles VanAcker of | p : eason. day. Saturday and Sunday |" Mr. New said he would move: be Bill Plate, th turned down-for-four main rea- South Bend, -Iud., Are. the last] Washington Loses | Defending championship team 10 recover back pay for his client, baseman, who'll sons: ° members of the nation's 10 top-| Pittsburgh, playing at home t0- the men's division will in "a trial scheduled for hearing Mel Rue, the { ONE: That Baseball Commis- ranking drivers, to enter the 33d night against Hershey, probably Purdue University Riviera Club Friday before Superior Court will handle the } <ioner A. B. Chandler, who is a annual 500-Mile race at the IN: wit} win and pull up even Withi wij; pe the defending women's Judge Peter Horn. * McKeown will | defendant, is not under the juris- dianapolis Motor Speedway May the Caps, who will meet the Hor- champions g eee em em. field. diction of this federal court be- 3v. : nets there Saturday and here, red by Captain Keith Carter Hospital Gl's to See The snazzy f cause he is a resident of Ver- Hellings is slated to drive the Sunday. Coach Dick Papenguth has on . the Indians, D : Table Tennis Matches bat in ‘the cl

sailles, Ky. same Don Lee Special which he

dispensable factor in

ne finished 11th. Named Earlier Others in the select group who are assured fast mounts for the classic, having been named on earlier entry forms, are Myron Fohr, Mauri Rose, Bill Sheffler,

suspensions. THREE: - That the requested injunction would not maintain] the status quo but would alter it, and so would not be proper. FOUR: Tha* baseball disputes and points of law made in the brief filed on. behalf of the players. { A hearing on a similar injunc- Parsons.

suspended from the New York

The entry list to date, which,

For the first time in two weeks i L TWO: That “handler is an in- drove to fifth place in the 300 the Caps will be at full strength Seren 14 Boilermakers, Olympic the case |sst year while VanAcker will tomorrow. . 3 since it was-he who ordered the:pilot-the-Redmer Special in which jured here last Thursday, will holder return to his goalie work against the Bisons and Kenny MacKenzie,

Duke Nalon, Lee Wallard, Bill/Haven, 8 to 4.

Carter will be trailed t

in left field, t Peters at third | Grady Wilso Clyde McAllists stop’s post will

Veterans in Billings and Cold ~ Springs Hospitals will be enter-"" tained with. table. tennis. matched” between Jimmy McClure and Kenny Orr tomorrow. Exhibitions will be held at Cold +

Terry Sawchuk, in-team and is a world’s record

Starts at 7 P. M. The meet is scheduled to start

a wing. has recovered sufficiently from a broken thumb. ° at 7 p. m. Friday with the Wom- Springs Hospital at 1 p. m. and! der. In the only other: league game en's National Junior AAU 220- at Billings at 3 p. m. : A trio of hurle last night, Washington wound up, Yard brea: stroke, Both players are well known in* AA ball or bet its 68-game season losing to New Entries also will include 24 un- Indiana. McClure was captain“ Pals. The loss only attached swimmers, teams from of the 1949 U. 8S. Table Tennis Jim Walsh the Indiana State College, num: team, and Orr has been a mem-.’ last year, will

Holland, Emil Andres and Johnny dropped the Lions farther into the Eastern Division's cellar.

Washington undoubtedly will th pull out of the league and return

erous YMCA’s and a group from ber of the National Inter-City: e Athletic Club. team twice. .

Entries in the opening event in- : Af ti Pro Basketball *

dians and be fi Lint and Mel Qt reliever last sea

{ball season came to a close fOX gc 4. Joe Fulks, Philadelphia ciiants for th wmcludes. such - favorite Rex “It hasn't hurt us any.” [the Indianapolis Jets last night ' : ‘Giants for the same reason, was includes such ZIavo 8 as he clude Patricia Lurand of Kenosh coaches, Cabby!as they finished their first trick in Warriors and Murray State cet back until next Wednesday. Mays, Wait Brown, Duane Car- to the Eastern League next sea-\y i. poundation Vise a ASSOCIATION OF AMERIC (DIN He'll 8 ithe Basketball Association of Teachers of Kentucky; Max Za- —— — ter and Paul Russo, now stands Sol ow Sally Bowers Marean Pleak r : Nr rh STANDINGS Senor Lopez | | America with a 90-84 victory over slofsky, Chicago Stags and St. - at 24. It is anticipated a field 'Holl : ak, bat Wash w L Pet. GB. he'll substit: \ RY of Brooklyn, . and Bob : On th olland, Ruth Abbett, Anita Washington ..... 3 0 8. e'll substitute |the Providence Steamrollers in John's © y ; of approximately 70 will be en n the ice Woods of Rivi al New York .......31 28 34. 8 the tussle’ Butler Fieldhouse. Davies. Rochester Royals and tered before the Apr. 15 dead- AMERICAN HOCKEY LEAGUE ai 9 1 Vita Club, 3nd Sge Plsdeighis. .... 37 3 Alt: | occasion in the tournaments,” as-| The fieldhouse was filled only Seton Hall y hme. Shy oa Ziegler, Tdunapolts Athlete mine WoW Ee quite a 2 Ato : isi y ¢hee 12. 46 207 2p» serts the Wildcat mentor.” “We|with echoes as about 1200 never- Indianapolis Out Switched Cars Western Division Provid : Sia were down, 17 to 7, against a 8 With oc patrons turned out to bid Second team: Bob Feerick, S erm Oe Last year was Hellings' first st. Lous ar x L T Ps 5 G wy second event of the meet Wetter Division ro on op he etuming ! . . : 4 Santa F - Chverun 8% 4.1 236 18 e Men's Natiofial Junior Rochester “1 12 £ ng lineup ington at the start of the second farewell to the league's cellar in- Washington Capitals an appearance at the 500. He came png; Gis" a8 19 6 B68 294 239 440-vard free-style 1 The Minneapolis 42 14 1% 1%" find Scooter CI period, then we managed to get habitants. Clara; Bones McKinney, Washing-| nNgwARK, ‘N. J, Mar. 18 (UP) to the race as a protege of Lou Pittsburgh 85 37 18 10 84 288 187 Tavera team ai 4 be iui he Chico iB 3A 3 ‘and lead | Last night's struggle was a bat- ton and North Carolina State! “wwins'i Reed. . Indianapolis Moore and was scheduled to drive Buffalo 64 30 26 8 68 224 109 0 iat . ue and 3. LS 1228 30-408 TW [ relieved during fle for the league's lowest nerth. Ken Sailors, Providence Steam- u,v yweight made an aaare 12 Lou's third Blue® Crown Spark Eastern Division . the i Tub, : INDIANAPOLIS 18 42 3% MNT Feraco and Hal al 16 sec- Providence has won 12 games out rollers and Wyoming; Arnie Ri-\jo,qi0p, © debut last Piug Special as a teammate of provid GPW LTP G a ay | RESULTS LAST NIGHT : » A § night by ILE Spe s Providence 66 42 18 6 90 338 21° la . | Philadelphia 84, Baitimore 76 Charlie Glecl field goal of 58 while he Jets have- won 18 sen, Rochester and Ohio State, mocking out James Patrick Con- Rose and Holland. The car was Hershey 65 27 33 5 50 240 7238 Ki pper, Morris Take "| INDIANAPOLIS 90. Providence 84. - and handle th ‘Bloomington's Bobby out of 60 attempts. and John Logan, St. Louls Bomb- uv of Dorchester, R. I., at 55 withdrawn when it became evi- New Haven 66 20 3 8 4 214 1 Billiard Match EE A 2 Skipper Lub : bbed the ball from Waletr Kirk came through with ers and Indiana. - ‘seconds of the sixth round gt dent it lacked the necessary Philadelphia 5 14 48 5 33 216 387 thar tches 4 i and Re |a commendable shooting per- From ‘those affiliations, ' Pro ie Mosque Theater power to make it a serious con- ohinsten 8 lM er 4 26 179 41 Dave Klapper and Morris Mor- A of a A formance to gather in 17 points fans will notice that Boston, NeW connolly, who out-weighed lender. a Let SUMIS LAST XiGHY ris scored a victory apiece yes- [NENG and hold de . 't really steal the while Tommy Byrnes was only York, Baltimore, Ft. Wayne and pgeq, 201% pounds to 1983 Fed Hellings then switched to the New “Haven Berney ton 4 terday in the state three-cushion Following W “He did the one behind his total. Fritz Nagy, Indianapolis failed to place a giagqy.eyed and suffering Bom a Don Lee team and qualified in a - TONIGHT'S SCHEDULE billiard touranment at the Board Pete Kraus in ¢ One of two of this year's original man on either team. But from gjignt cut benesih th WW sensational Ath Buffalo at Cleveland of Trade parlor. Klapper beat y playérs 10 finish the : ] Te 0 e eye when sensational manner With an aver-| springfield a* Philadelphia. Ex ence Pfeil in t { e¢ season, was the point of sectional develop counted out by Referee Joe Ku- age speed of 127.968 miles per, Hershey at Pittsbuigh J. A. Rockhill in 91 innings and ¥ and either Her: voted the most popular player, ment. there are three-each from kel The semi-final bout was hour on the next to the last day, NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Morris downed Rockhill in 84 in-| - Drake on first. just as White got his, py ao Providence (34) the West and Midwest and two gcneduled for eight rounds. of qualification. After starting pstron hd x 1 Pts. G OG nings. : Red Mathis, Intonus t FR Sveris | 5 f pt each from the South and East. Reed, displaying a powerful 21st position he worked his way | Boston na: » 192 140 william McCleland will assume, “ro brand, and Fs Hy pl EH {83 From a height angle, most of 0g rgnt and a stiff left steadily to the front and his fifth-\yor iio! BE. 4 lu baReckniifs hame aid position = y share catching {Malamed. f 3 1 Argh i 2 3 the stars qualify as baleony PeeP- |; b, fought evenly with Connolly place finish was the best perform- Chicago 3 3 '8 48 181 jes Alternate dince Rockhill cannot ip had lost to Bloomington, Tewery, ¢ 3 3 4Walker c 3 3 ingtoms. Mikan is 6.10; Risen 6.9: in the first three rounds but tired ance turned in by any first-year New York 17 30 11 45 126 165 play the remainder of his sched47 to 37 in the third game of the SM £ 1a : : 2 9 Hubbard, ¢ se 0 McKinney 6.6; Pollard and Fulks ; 410 fourth and fifth and took driver in the race. RESULTS LAST NIGHT ule. McCleland will meet George season. It also reversed the tables Mandic. ¢ I 0 |Shannon.g 8 3 seach 6.5; Feerick 6.3: Zaslofsky oi aral hard punches before ral-| VanAcker, who started his rac-| New York 3. Monsen i Atkinson at 4 p. m. and Phil on Huntingburg when it counted: garuion & 3 3 Brown, § 4 J 8/62, and Davies and Logan each vnc to put away his heavier op- Ing career in 1930 on dirt tracks, Toronto 3. Chicago 1. Greenberger at 8:30 p. m. om we G1 | : will , b —— -— — - wT the Wildcats Totals 34 22 33 Totals 30 34 26] The only small man who got 2 Ponty. compm— ’ a ot any Te I

ingburg -had tripped

Score at half ~INDIANAPOLIS 43, Provitwice by three points during the! once 39 ‘ nod was Sailors, an undersized i Free Throws Missed—-Kirk 4, Mogus 2 lad of 5.11:who was a standou 3 Teams Tied Up

with a losing ball club because a playmaker and an ex-

season, then Jasper won 44 to in the sectionals. : Jasper lost six of its

win eight times in a mount its present pinnacle. The Wildcats have .now_ ad vanced as far as any of predecessors. The Jasper team 0

1934 was defeated by Logansport, 31 to 28, in the afternoon game

of the final of four. The Berrie

the championship game. But O'Neill isn't wanting

Bloomington.

cent of his games, Coached at Montgomery

Hé ‘had five years at Montgomery High School, a. team he it was defeated, 41 to 36, by Jéffersonin 1935 that lost only to Anderson in the

took to the final 16 when ville's undefeated team

championship game. In 1933 he took Epson's horse” Wabakh Valley tourney. captained the University of Al bama's unbeaten five in 1930 aft leaving his hometown of Was ington, Ind. He will still use the’ zone d

his style.

Stenftenagel, Litchfield and Pa Rumbach- fronting for a pair guards Tom

White, only "five-and-a-half ‘feet

tall. White is ‘his chief gunner,

at 3:30. Their overall record

(26:2), South Bend Centra

rich quick.

last nine Walker, Pugh, Shannon. Brown

ball games in the regular Season |g. ,,on to teams of respect, then had to - row to

their

‘ot her-

He has won the last eight sec- . 1544 tionals at Jasper and first coached the Wildcats in the 1039-40 sea- Open champion, and Robin Hood, son. Since then he has won 75 per pypner-up, had been the Indian-

‘dark- hand on which he rode to the

team to the finals of the O'Neill lines up his opponent, th

h- hand to be raised in victory."

fense that's a trick in his trade AAU event. throughout and he doesn’t think Ing. tomorrow and Friday, are the Fieldhouse floor should cramp

He has three sixfooters— Jerome

The Wildcats will practice on talent the Butler floor Friday afternoon University. Campbell has a com-

19-9 won't compare with Auburn's boxing.

(23-5), and Madison's (24-3), but (Rip) Jasper hasn't been one to get advance ducet sales, are satisfac-

{Brookfield 2. ®skridge, Malamed, Towerv, Mandie, Hamilton, Calverley O'Grady,

Tabacchi and Frank he is

Ofieale-Maz ceptional ball handler.

Sowell Tosses 'Bombshell’ Into AAU Welter Matches

By JIM HEYROCK

{

National Guard Armory. Members of the Robison-Rags-

Sowell as an entry in the welter

Andy Anderson, Golden Gloves

apolis entries, Both were expected to go far in the state-wide competition. : But the entry of Sowell puts adifferent complexion on the speculation in the division. Sowell is a powerful puncher who took his Golden Gloves division by storm. He has a right

He's a stalking tighter who rows the looping right and walks off to a neutral! corner to wait for his

title.

aer

He can definitely be considered e- the boy to beat in the two-night Both nights of fight-

Ben Sowell

Weight-ins for fighters will between 2 and 4 p.m, in -t

scheduled to get under way at 8 p.m

—sw the lead as the final round of

! . a "A bombshell has been thrown into the welterweight division of son ,of New York, then trimmed Tech, 26 to 19, in {he A. A. U. boxing tournament which opens tomorrow night in the Douglas of Wilmington,

. . h The “bombshell” is Ben Sowell, of the Senate Ave. YMCA, who partners, wise. In the last eight years at won the 147-pound Novice championship in The Times-Legion Golden teams which posted best Jasper he has won five regional ;iovex Tournament last month. crowns and before winning Jasper’s «first semifinal crown, last yale American Legion committee, week, his teams were runnersup ¢nonsor of .the A. A. U. fistic four of the last six years al .hgmpionships, hadn't counted on

. + + changes wel. terweight favorite.

medical room at the Armory. Im-

t 24 laps in 1947. Last year he fin

In Florida Pro-Am ished 11th in spite of a broken ex

PALM BEACH, Fla. Mar. 16 (UP)—Thrée teams were tied for

seconds, He had qualified a

{Florida society’s annual pro- : 124.044 miles per hour.

amateur golf tournament began today with a whopping prize of {more than $35,000 awaiting the victorious threesome, Professionals Johnny Revolta of Evanston, Ill, Jimmy Thompand Dave

Game to Dedicate Remodeled Post Gym

The Ft. Benjamin

i Del, 4 net squad from Butler Univer each playing with {wo amateur gity Thursday night. in the for headed the eading mal opening of the post gym re

modeled recently. The gvm has (tioned at a gymnastics

in yesterday's opening round of the country’s richest golf event.

16 Teams Left In Amateur Tourney

Three games last night narrowed the City Independent bas- | ketball tourney field to 16 teams. Silver Circle Bar beat Roy Gale Studebaker, 47 to 39; Irvington Post defeated Bendix ¥iyers, 41 to 31, and Ace Electric downed Mayfair 48 to 33. | Sportsmanship medals went to Ken Bridges of Studebaker, Will (1), 8 to 3 {Smith of Bendix and Dick Moody rT ; (of Mayfair. Shuffleboard in the Indianapol

been

exhibition by th

given at half time.

contest will Spm

Table ) Tennis Results

Results in last Table Tennis League at Dearborn Burgers of Kokomo defeated Crescer Paper, ® to 0; Wm. H American National Bank 8 to Richardson Co. beat Farm Bureau. 7 to

esnips

Tonight's schedule: 7:30, De Wolf News vs. Kennington Post 5:30, Moral A. C.

time. He failed to qualify in 1946 and was ‘orced out of action after

haust pipe bracket that kept him ‘in the pits for 19 minutes and 13

Harrison basketball team will clash with

recondicost of $5000. A

iBoys Club of Indianapolis will be The feature get under way at

night's Smith-Hassler Gismo

Block downed

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