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Blyth Rolls 677 for Ferris Market;

Take Laurels as Few Keglers Shine By DON SIEBERT Maybe it was the rainy weather or spring fever, but honor counts were hard to find in last night's leagues. The leaders, however, fought it out with hardly a pin to spare. In the Pennsylvania Recreation loop, Bill Blyth was high with| a 877 for Ferris ‘Food Market on games of 231-217-229. Just one pin back was Peewee Rose in the Fun Bowl Classic. He caught a’ . = on pair of 235's and ended on 206. | . Third spot also went to the Bowling Leaders Pennsylvania Recreation where 600 BOWLERS (MEN) Miller Ensminger was tramping gill Bisth, Perris Food Mkt

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Krause Named Director Of Notre Dame Athletics

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Ken McConkey, Monarch Firestone . 853 same alley Bob Barker, who etic director and will remain as Mike Sansone. Foxworthy Teres S33 rolls with Richey Furniture, fol- coach. Ten Ban Bittrich’'s Meals 646 lowed Ensminger with a 673. | Fr. Cavanaugh said he and paul Day, Stationers Inc. = (4 The West Side Classic had one members of the faculty board in Ss Me + « “ Chuek Marker Be uto Electric 637 of its lightest nights as Fox- control of athletics had “come to Roy Wischmever, Solataire Fev 835 worthy Fords rolled 2993 for top the realization that too much has Ed (Moose) Krause Bem OD ders. Weddle Pharmacy 633 team honors. Their" games of been demanded” of Coach Leahy HE en “onkle Ft | Home 633 1016-098-97 . a 6 y . : Joe Fulton, Conk ¢ Funery {on $3 1016-998-979 included a 654 by in performing the duties of both Hobart Sails Through sor Ratriebeck Falls City Beer 60 Mike Sansome and a brace of coach and director. He said oll: Pau Huffman, Clft's Barber 8hop hi low 600's by Joe Markey and Guy Leahy more often than not had State Billiard Tourney r. Fo ords | . " : . . Jor Marker. Tarincess Tavern 626 Porter. to put in 16 to 18 hours a day Morris Morris and Phil GreenOtt Gray. Sterling Funeral Home g1e Falls City Beer, in the same on ‘the job. berger are the only two left in Cl: Ne” Furniuds Tl. 23 loop, was runnerup with 2063 as I Mr, Krause, a native of Chi-the state three-cushion billiard Leo Buhneing, Mueller Motors pi Bob Carnagua reached 663, and cago, is former athletic director tourney who seem capable of givcharles Hutchings, Munger BIEns .-- £foipa yy) Striebeck stopped on 630. and coach of all sports at St ing Frank Hobart of Michigan 4 8 , Sinclair Oil 81% 2° * ’ de " . ) ing é { g Georye Shaner, Methodist Church $1i Most spirited performance of he 4 , fee ' Mary's College, Winona, Mipn. City any competition. Ken Andrews, Troy Oil . ” ""' g12/the evening came out of Broad ) v : and former line coach at Holy Hobart took care. of Paul 'm hrey, McQuay-Norris .... 2 , . i ) | Eimer ely. Perris Food MKt. ....... $12 Ripple Bowl. Kenny McConkey, Frank Harder, Ronald Meyer, Walter Klink and Ed Crook (left to right) will represent he host Cross. _ ‘Hughes yesterday, 50 to 24 in 58 Roy Haislup, Solataire Bevd .---'-* ) caught 654 for Monarch Fire- school in the one-mile relay event when the Purdue Relays get underway Saturday in the Boiler- He entered Notre Dame in 1930 innings, and defeated David Al Hausman Bro err. 611 stone, and a pair of modest 600's. Lor Fieldhouse. and during the following four Klapper last night, 50 to 26 in Carl McAfee, Indiana Pur © loo Gg by Max Albrecht. and Harvey # au # uu years won All-American honors 63 innings, to protect his lead. oie Rerakis FO road Tavern .... 801, Morehouse helped John Ramp, Purdue Mat Tank " n - u in both football and basketball. He now has won seven and lost tte Str ~ ro 1s, .. 607 0 “hg . 1933 season, he played v Emmanuel Roth, Chevrolet Indp ioc Inc., reach 2880. Charles Hutch r 1 1 e to eprese er During the 193 son, 3 none nking., Naval Ord pees ® " y 5 i ack ‘ Fe Relnking Nay! beet Metal ..... 608 ings rolled a 622 for Munger eams on Road di 521 out of 540 minutes as tackle. Morris and Greenberger each a McIntosh, Crown E bone 00 Sig T : nl 2 eee - lay Hob Fd McIntosh, Crown Equipmen toy Signs. pla) obart once and then play dn Coen Ege oo n Purdue Relays Saturda ce g Lean Genser, chevolet Indes, oy. 04 Have Weak Session LAFAYETTE, Mar. 23—Mem- » Newell Seeks to Return cach other. ob. Schwameyer. Marion (0 Ee! ; ; } Hy 8 . = . : as —— Pani Gentry, Mechanics Ladnary a The ladies had an even weaker bers : of Purdue ‘ Niverditys Butler University will compefe with 16 other Midwest colleges To Purdue: Training Job Seve B t C d p © u severe i '. . y 5 RW Is o - ’ 0 Bran ewman Honitn Industries 603 session with Margaret Bakius at wrest hE Awning NCAA and small universities Saturday in the annual Purdue Relays. PULLMAN, Wash, Mar. 239€ Nn ‘Bours on Car Fred Seitz. Allison Office Mixed so; the Sport Bow! taking honors Were on the yoac toca. . All s -ompete in six events— Ira Odle, low (UP)— Bill Newell, head athletic Seven bouts have been listed 1 Mutual Milk .- 602 t st bid for national Butler will send 11 men to compete in six ever e . J ! George Halman, Mutha: he. |. 802i with her first-600 of the season. tourneys to i . i ) ok , . ‘ha a t Washington State Col- for tonight's amateur fight card Harvey Morehouse. John Rawp 106. - 3 3 " 207-901-199 honors. hurdles; Bob Nibb, high hurdles; Courtney Gerrish, Richard Fine, trainer a as Eg £ at Northeast C } Claude Neely Jr. Beard 220 CLL. 601 She ja down a Sev "h [Series The Boilermaker mat men, Big Robert White and John Bradley, mile and two-rnile relays; Don lege, has asked to leave his posi- : on or wa yommunity Center Easy Sart, Sahara Grotto 601 for 623 with Rosedale aly, Y | . Thomas, Tom Rehrer, Bob Straub and Walter Ulrich, distance med- tion so he can begome head sponsore y the City Recreation Frank Har f §00 ’ . v 10 champions, will be represeie. 0 , i | — Pete Ernst. Conkie Funeral Home The gals seem to specialize ‘ni | ’ r 3 ol | relay, and Clyde Green, high trainer at Purdue University Department. The show is free OTHER LEAGUE LEADERS (MEN) splits. Lorene Gibbs converted a Friday at Ft Collins, « ol10.; bs ey ve : ' events there will be seven relays. spr 1, officials said today. to the public pat Baker, Allison Owis : foe 176-10 at the Sport Bowl, and Capt. Arnold Plaza, 121 pounds; jump. oH a special 1000-yard run, 60-yard, Rohnert Brumblay, acting chair- wn ee — Potter. Gyro Club... ....cecees 897 © i" Joe Patascil, 128 pounds, and Trials in each event will begin ) . Ts y. Bob Potter. G¥E0 I Tavern ........ 529 Glenda Brent refused” to be sci, Je pi , he first of the hurdles, with high and low, and man of intercollegiate athletics. Amateur B h I John Matthews, RCA Mixed -.-+ 58 stopped by a peculiar 3-6-7-8-10 Waldemar Van Cott, 175 pounds. at 3 p. m. with he are ® a 240-yard shuttle hurdle relay. said Newell told him he didn't aseba bh Hughes, Dennis Construction ... 27 w Sid Plaza and Patascil were Western finals to start at 7:30 with the ey ) : s i 1] The Indianapolis ABC's. Nearo Barney James, P. L. 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