Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 March 1949 — Page 30

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: Hellermen Now Hold | Two-Point Lead Over Barons and Hornets

Local Skaters Rack Up 3-1 Victory;

Need Win to Clinch Playoff Spot By BILL EGGERT . Indianapolis had Cleveland and Pittsburgh behind the eight-ball today as the American Hockey League race galloped down to the “last two nights of the regular season. ’ "The Caps took a 3 to 1 game here last night at the Coliseum from Buffalo before 6552 customers and went into undisputed possesgion of second place in the Western Division. They now hold a two-

point lead over Cleveland andi Indianapolis (3) Buffalo o ; rere 0 Ecervarwreians on Pitsburg, who are ted fo thirds l3E35 on

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place. St. Louis still leads WIth, wichoison w+ 89 points, one more than the Caps. | Poaolsky .... The key to the whole finish aL Re RW a Dousias «| BPARE IANAPOLIS \d over, wrapped up in a contysed ee AIA Brunetesu, Haidy.e MACend series Of QImes ltl Ee ret, Yo, "cate. Neste: 4 ' co, nd, - eg truth Tangling in son: Lewis, Gatiivy: Johnson, Levandow- : Ei. ‘ similar series, Pittsburgh will fin- INDIANA pLCORE BY PERIODS:

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® thus win the {tional basketball tournament. That was the big question drib-ble-dizzy Madison Square Garden fans were asking today about the payoff battle between these two unseeded ' and once garded finalists tomorrow night. Coach Pete Newel's West Coast Dons provided the fifth major up-|

{sh the Caps season here Sunday gym, 0-3 Photo by Times Staff Photographer John Spicklemire 8 e CO uffalo

Beoring summ V9 = Calum (Baldy) MacKay, Cap wing (right), aad Ray Gariepy, Buffalo defenseman, go sliding toward c

night. ars N ), Mae-| . Yo . . . Playoffs Start Tuesday IT Oreo Reid) 3 08: INDIANAPOLIS the endboards in a scramble for a loose puck last night. Indianapolis won, 3 to |, at the Coliseum.

The post-season playoff sched- 17). Glover (Reid, MacKay) 16.46. Pen-

alties, none | ._» * ule for the first three teams in* second period: ivptaxarors a. Training Cam Briefs { whelming height advantage for a each division will open next Tues- Bedoisky (7. Forrison, Be 14:1 g P * : |49 to 39 triumph before a crowd day. The winner of the Western Third ‘period: Buffalo, (4) MacKay Lowl White Sox Cross p co ers © lof 18,301. Division will, meet. Providence Boneias, FUls) Soil on (roushing): | | "And the rollicking Ramblers

4 again Thursday to start u siderson (roushing). | . a» Id 15-4 N beet four outot-seven series. Cap Scoring. By Thumping Champs of the World, 15P a Pts PIM ¥

The Western's second-place club

% d their will start a two-out-of-three series gover ........ BS. 31 48 81 1 . a full day of rest under in Hershey and play remaining Lotcyy "... of—30-—44 1 48 Smack Du SHIR Draw 3 Walks, i belta. osunied saiious Aoay games on the Western team’s iCe. Fodolsky ...... 62 26 30 36 88] In Fourt Victory o rin eason n anticipation o . The same setup is scheduled for § ¥omics -%4 § 2 4 3 1y.0/ Spring hibition game against the Phi a ea wiher Drovidence Brunscesy 1% 3 11 i is PHOENIX, Ariz, Mar. 18—Chicago's lightly-regarded White Saaghis os at Lie ; ' Dews oe 83 8 2 0 9 | . Springfield or New Haven, but Heller RA Bo 2 2 2 Sox, who trampled the champion Cleveland Indians, 15 to 4, yes- Coach Rick Ferrell was the General Manager Richard Miller QURCR "7 13 12 2 2 terday, moved in from Tucson today, intent on continuing their only active man in camp yesap Soiy railiond tickets unt ate ont” Sunnie 3 ia is ‘ # onslaught. at the expense of the New York Giants. | terday, keeping busy by passing n . A . a8 12. 1 a : i . . n Sprint needs only to win ero 1 RD The White Sox hammered rookie pitchers, Will Hafey, Dick| Sut sigars = She oosasion " one of the games with Pillsburgh "e¥ehuk oo. sEcorDs ® Rozek and George Anderman, for 16 hits in addition to drawing Deng & Alhe to cinch a playoff spot, but Mi, Gr ga Ave 8013 walks in the one-sided CON-|¢5 ong scratch hit in six innings) Cleveland loses its two battles to "Wilton LL *t ad f ond cud ® o test. . inst 28 he paced Boston to a d-to-1) ——— . art of one game { i St. Louis, then the Caps are In a3 “THREE GOALS, ONE GAME | Leading antagonists against|yiciory, Bobby Doerr led the o = = = Brooklyn os

of now. Pittsburgh then would g.q4'3, MacKay 3. Simpson, D. Morri- the Indians were Dave Philley, \gred Sox attack with three hits

need only a tie game to shove sop Muay ous; a Who smacked four singles, and including a first-inning double

''may be “going Hollywood” soon

Clevel completely out of the x : . to: ' Scala with a home run and . "|—whether they like it or not. Gleveland Pp y ime 08. te alae au yea uy [waits drove 1 Wo. runs Fred Haney, manage: of Hol A Cousin Scores : Randy Gumpert and Fred ST.PETERSBURG, Fla. Mar [lywood of the Pacific Coas With Terry Sawchuk back on |Bradley, coasting behind the 18_It was back to work for League with whom Brooklyn rey

the job as goalie, the Caps == Purdue Tankers heavy stickwork of their team-| the St. Louls Cardinals today cently signed a working agreeto work early on the Bisons last

B i night. Calum MacKay and Fre , RETRAY i pres die Glover punched through wi 1 tory was Chicago's fourth of the, Manager Eddie Dyer gave his Purpose of selecting some of the first-period goals while the « Hpq Favorites spring season while Cleveland squad an off-day yesterday and | Dodgers’ surplus. Jengemen did 2 SueRdADle » 'suffered its second setback, | the majority of players Ton yn M3 y b : | The Giants met the Chicago the time either fishing, h- [ton schedu an - intra-squa oe Sisen Podolok § Jamined home| Purdue and-Riviera Club fated Cubs yesterday, Janie for tree ing or golfing. (game ii win ask Egate and . soll 5 : runs in the ninth to make off| Morris" Martin pitching for one ond period, but 4 Shauce 100 Saw lean Shamplogshies, i the Sal with a 6 to 5 decision. Joe La| WEST PALM Beach, Fla., Mar. team and Paul Minner and Pat i at 14:25 he tomorrow in the Indianapolis Fata was New York's offensive 18—The Philadelphia Athletics MeGlothin hurling for the other - final period Meo MacKay cous- Wihletic Club pool star with four hits. eo th Rieeting pig leauge, sige. 2 3 ’ : { - : i | com n e pas 8 { in the Caps’ Calum MacKay, As a preliminary to the AAU : a back ll from Les Doug. | meet the National Junior 440-| SARASOTA, Fla, Mar. 18 see how the other half lives today) BRADENTON, Fla. Mar. 18—

las sent the puck high and Yard Relay Championship will be The New York Yankees, someaE A ee into the held ins By P P ‘what winded by their 17-inning Memphis Chicka. |Braves, who has had more than

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p. m. tomorrow in 10 AAU events day, today nominated pitchers Vic played with Buffalo last season ing a new one today in a strained with finals at 8 p. m. Twelve Raschi and Tommy Byrne to face and led the International League leg. more events will be run Sunday the businesslike Boston Red Sox. in hitting, finally signed his 1949) Reiser suffered the strain in +|with trials at 10 a. m. and finals| The Yankees used five pitchers contract with the Athletics yes-/the sixth inning of yesterday's

ja The Purdue University contin- While Detroit marched four hurl- Connie Mack's promise that he had pounded out two hits in three Muilgent, including diver Major Wil- ers to the mound. New Yorkiwould be rewarded with a new times at the plate. The Reds

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{set of the invitation [night in the semifinals as they overcame Bowling Green's over-

mates, scattered 10 hits and) following 24 hours of plain, un- ment, flew here from the West | Inever were in trouble. The vie-| adulterated loafing. |Coast yesterday for the express green in the third-place consola(ton game tomorrow night.

Basketball Award

Brooklyn Manager Burt Shot- Gets

|when they meet the minor league Pistol Pete Reiser of the Boston

Time trials ate set for 1:30 stalemate against Detroit yester-| Outfielder Coaker Triplett, who his share of injuries, was nurs-

Caps Top Bisons For Undisputed 2d Place Loman San Francisco, Loyola Gain Finals in NIB

Bowling Green Bows

To Dons; Ramblers’ Rally . Bests Bradléy

NEW YORK, Mar. 18 (UP)— Can the slick resourceful Dons of San Francisco University find out how to stop Jack Kerris, Loyola of Chicago's one man team, and National Invita-

from Chicago proved once again that “as Kerris goes, so goes Loyola,” by rallying from a 10point first half deficit to beat! Bradley, 55 to 50, on a brilliant] last-half performance by their 6foot, 68-inch pivot man,

‘Iron Man’ Stars

Don Lofgran, San Francisco's 6-foot-6 iron man with the amaz-| {ing kangaroo leap, turned in a {magnificent shooting, rebounding {and defensive performance in the! Dons’ | victory. | Lofgran's spectacular one-hand : ‘push shots netted 24 points on 10] VERO BEACH, Fla, Mar. 13 field goals and four free throws. He held Charley Share, Bowling Green's '6-foot, 11-inch center to 'six field goals and easily com|manded three-quarters of the re-| bounds under both boards. {only that, but he played all but {five seconds of the game. | Bradley will meet Bowling,

mes State Service

Ti | 'GREENCASTLE, Mar. 18 — {John Mote, son of Mrs. Eva Mote, 4707 Guilford Ave. and .a grad-| {uate qR-Shortridge High School, | has received a major letter in| {basketball at DePauw Univer-| sity. During the past season Mote | scored 161 points in nine games, |

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