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here again. Beknickered Bobby, the odd-swinging invader from South Africa, is making his first appearance in this country after

Bob Cochrane, Philip Mercer, Coach William Geyer and Ralph (Buckshot) O'Brien (left to oint with pride to the little man's place in basketball. The foursome diagrammed basketball around the "litte guy" at the Father's Club appreciation banquet for Pike Township's basketball

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Washington, Ind., High School. | Stayton and Eggleston will be| meeting for the first time afer| each won his respective mile run]

Robert Foster (left) and Robert Eggelston will represent |York with 20 points, 12 of them | Washington's Hatchets in the eight-team Howe Invitational Track [on free throws. Meet at Indiana University tonight. Foster was one of the state finalists in the high hurdles last season. Eggelston was a state cham-

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: " No . . . section last season. Stayton ding 8 vacation in his homeland, The| team at the Frog Pond last night. Cochrane, only 5.7, led the Red Devils in scoring this season; little |{yrneq tn a 4:29.9 mile and Eg-| pion in one of two section mile runs in 4:31.5. Eggelston and ore. into the semis. by Jading : © was here Locke won| Philip, who stands less than 4-11, was the only seventh grader on Pike's crack eighth-grade basketball |gieston was clocked in 4:315. | , il : ion in | several tournaments and hit the| 4 " ' ki \ Son aL _.| Johnny Staten, Anderson's great miler who won his section in {conquest of the Chicago Stags, 5 for cash jackpot. 3 eam that won a four-team tourney at Broad Ripple last month. An rien, at 5-9, broke Butler's | Latest word from Coach Carll 4.249 will tangle in a special mile run. 101 to 85. Big Mike caged 38 Play 18 Today three-year scoring record this season. He was the principal speaker. Bonge of Anderson today reveals| - en - - rn points—running his two-game VEAR The star-studded open over the! ff}, Rint Barn 1a + # = = * = =» AR re eens NBA to Study Banquet to Honor total to 75. Max Zaslofsky tallied par 71 Starmount layout be (dd Desi ' . t |22 for the Stags. with 18 holes today, follows with t e uys 0 as e & BHiack of the Measles emrly "* Status of Title [Sycamores and. Coach Yashinglon Hovid up with a 18 tomorrow, and winds o . ) 4 FR, » Mar. £9 igurprisingly close 80 to” 78 win 36 holes on Sunday up wih é y . : : Stayton engaged in light work-| CINCINNATI, O., Mar. 25 (UP) | —The Sycamores of Indiana over the Philadelphia Warriors to Middlecof and Locke face - i ave ay é i e anque outs the last two days and Is|_A meeting of the National Box- | State and Coach John Longfellow|close out their series in two array of talent TE en de I I I — [expected 1 80 agains} Eggleston ing Association in Chicago Apr. 2) wil be honored at og asketball straight games. Warriors’ scori yw ' and Don Davis o ebart, who and 3 will consider the question banquet Apr. 4 at 6:30 p. m. Inline ace Joe Fulks was injured pum are except! Unconventionally designed cars Grade Schoo P ayers A S¢ Guests ran a 4:41 mile as a freshman|,f heavyweight title status forthe Terre Haute House. land did not play, but Chink jurtd he injured Ben Hogan, still in the have begun fo crop up in the Of Fathers’ Club; Ralph O'Brien Is Speaker last season, entries 1g| the fOFthcoming Ezzard Charles-| The dinner 1s to De sponsored sin of Philly was high scorer with ’ - entrys for the 33d annua - Some day you're going to hear mare about the little Heading the list of entries 1s|Jersey Joe Walcott fight, the by the Indiana Men's Alumni AS-199 points, while Bones McKinne To : i end Jimmy Demure, He race again this year. | basketball. yy going > e little guys In the host Howe team with 23 boys. Cincinnati Boxing Commission sociation and other civic ar. [got 21 for Washington. y 9 Wo such entrys have been re-| That, in a nutshell, was the essence of the Fathers’ Club|Others include Anderson, with 22; said today. Jayne Bowsher is general chair : to 12 MeL CALE oh Fo en ol Sy in tris, baie, @ix for Tus Fe Tove sack Beominfion Mur a0 Wace, omimsion rih 1, ha mws of he tg Gas Pro Basketball rown or ) nd.|machine now under constructioniteam last night at the Frog Pond. . ren Central, wit ; University protested approval o e bout as |S. y BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION Be Bie mT 0 ie el stl tHE ol hu re stot, ome of tom nf, Bypineon, 8, Mima abe de ofboth) i y g | VOSKY. e car Willitaller than a student manager's ar , an ashington 2. ad been de / | . : gnead. Te there’s Clayton be driven by Bill Taylor, Cali- hasketball bag, had a merry ime|four-team Sourfey at Broad| Other outstanding milers are title by NBA Commissioner Abe O'Brien, Doyle, Swails A *t Tintin an i ig » Fete Cooper, Chick Har-| fornia stock car champion. [forgetting a basketball season | Ripple last month. George Brannan, defending|J. Greene. IROohItiel rrinennaees . $ ’ : w 18, LOUIE ese raeseses 0 3 000 bert, Lew Worsham, Johnny The other is famillar to last punctuated frequently with un-| One of that group was a little| champion from Bloomington; and| S————— On All Opponent Team (Rochester, the winner) 4 Palmer and Skip Alexander. year’s racing fans. It is the Pat/timely injuries and reverses. chap, Philip Mercer, who stands jack Wellman of Howe who ran! Amateur Softball Two Butler and one Indiana L Pet. . emesis Clancy Special, the six wheeler.| Pike's hardwooders turned {in| °PIY 4-11 and weighs 100 pounds. , 4.449 mile against Hammond Central basketball players were washington ...i...... 2 9 Liscombe Again Tagged The car has been improved and:an eight-and-ten season mark He wag the only Seventh grader] Ciark last week. Po a ty Sastry named on the all-sppopents team Phindelpiin | sion. ihe winner) i will be driven by Jackie Holmes| wi f th t [playing Oh lne gigithigrace ‘eam, Il Defending Champ (2 P. m. in a pre-season game. Regular/Of In . wk Na mptly Most Valuable in AHL jot Indianapolis instead of Billie wrapped thoroughly with yards of|and four boys his senior were| tyioh, [WOLTRE CHUGH o iaton” opted Abr, 3, 40, TanUn8) Forwards Ralph (Buckshot) Minneapolis ......... } § ‘= . NEW YORK, Mar. 25 (UP | , pr { PP gy y {sitting on the bench on his] 8 : : write Hyatt Johnson, 725 Shelby St, O’Brien of Butler and Dwight] (Minneapolis, the winner) : , . )—|{DeVore, who drove it last year..adhesive tape covering key| {by defending champion Jack] hy len » C f y 8 unger {AMATEUR BASKETBALL Swails of the Greyhounds and] w L Pet. arl Liscombe of the Providence] Taylor will be a newcomer to players. account, Mercer is the youngerin..ngay of the Panthers, willl“ y “4 on at Int Y |New York, .... y 3 500 Reds is the most valuable player|the local track. Holmes passed| Take Bob Cochrane, the team’s Prother of David Mercer, one of i. ")io¢ Robert Foster of Wash-|apolis Industrial Championship Tourna.|ouard Jimmie Doyle of Butler pyiiimere[.:01 1111" 1.1 500 in the American Hockey Leag , : . : |four seniors lost to Pike. a . {ment at Dearborn Gym, Chevrolet Body Were named to the State team RESULTS _LAST- NIGHT tod ckey League his driving test last year, but|captain. Cochrane pulled some| T h Coch ington’s -Hatchets; Don Franz ui meet Ace Eiectric at 7:30 p, m. today|that hasn't lost a home game in| Washington 80, Philadelphia 78, ay, according to a poll taken|didn’t race. muscles at midseason and was| he Others are Cor rane, 4 Dave Martin of Howe and and Boys Club will meet Kennington | New York 84,-Baltimore 74. by the league's press and radio forced to wrap his pinions with Harvey Templin and Fred Enge- G Ostheimer of Warren Parts in the second game at 8:30 p. m. 135 frays. Minneapolis 101, Chicago 85. SINE writers, 2, Fi ht Results tape the rest of the year. But | ler, out six weeks with injuries. ue ORES The writers gave Liscombe 42| g By Calted Prive little Bob, only 5-7 "and 140 0 Briel 33 Speaker | Martin scored 22 points for iL points on nine first place votes,| PORTLAND, Me.—Johnny Peverada, 135. pounds, led his mates with 176| It was still the little man's| "00 Tur nets won their four seconds and seven thirds, 15 FOrt!and. knocked out Bobby Davis, 156, points in 19 games {night when Butler's Ralph (Buck- last week. The Hornets Ave. points better than second place| PALL. RIVER, Mass —oriando (Kid) E ts t Lo S SOL) Prien. Changed his deeds) (Vt de ror a their team title won ring 8id Smith of Pittsburgh. Thus |Zulueta, 133, Havana. Cuba, outpointed Al 5 XP s to Lose Some o lof basketball into words of wis- | Will Seen DO SO MANY BE CAU SE Liscombe wins the aw Sin 126. BOSLOR [10], ial--aAl Gt ut there was no walling. 'dom in his first role as principal . ton St. second straight year. ard for the, J New York. ‘gutpetnied Leo Bawicks.; Coach Bill Geyer's key remarks speaker. He was high point man | Other defending champlons ho BEER DR NKERS A HTN, Worcester, Mass. 8). ___|took: “As long as I'm at Pike again last night. clude Frank Knox of Howe who | IT H S $ rr GROVER AIR HORNS | seco ihoony sums rm soms need. win ihe. accuracy of ' 1p date; Brannan, and Joe Wil SWITCH TO NO SMO Ha - because the only games I'm going|fired with the accuracy of ato date; Brannan, - We stock Ch Tome-Renied Nos, to turn down will be the easy Springfield in a trajectory of a|liams of Bloomington, in the half S RY Jender or hood mounts, lacquers |ones.” mortar. on the hardwood floor mile run, OLD CROWN ——— 0090s for under hood in- | A wise thought. Gayer might this season, fired the salvoes to| Events to be run off include; {have remembered, how Jewel his formula. the first section mile, second | Young's strapping Southport boys, “Sixty per cent of basketball is section mile, high hurdles finals, |were kicked all over the state|conditioning,” volunteered the the special mile run, 60-yard ESSE RADI {during the season only to come Bulldog marksman. dash finals, first section half 140 W. NEW YORK L1-8328 back to lose to Tech by one point| “You should have the desire to mile, second section half mile, in the sectional finals. win, try breaking bad habits, | low hurdles finals, mile relay [ “I thought our playing some getting regular sleep and practice/ and the half mile relay. better teams might have paid off clean living at all times,” the 5-9] The field events—shot put, jthis year, but things "didn’t g0| junior forward emphasized. broad jump, high jump and pole| that way for us” the former| Jim Hauss, former Butler foot-|vault—will also get underway at “ | Butler het star pointed out. [ball stalwart and now Bulldog|7 p. m. : Then Geyer got to the meat of|jjine coach, showed movies of the| The local entries follow: | the evening. “We're going to keep Butler-Long Island University| Mie (Pirst Section) Wellman, Rows. | [ | playing our grade school ball in pasketball game. pile (Becond Bection)—Ken " 1 the lowest grades in the county.| Fred Collins was toastmaster,| High Hurdle (First Heat) —Don Frank " % ALSCO CELLOS $65 If the opposition plays in the'and introduced Albert Hardin, Howe, (Second Heat Martin Howe. sn All Aluminom Combinatien | fifth grade we'll start in the president of the Fathers’ Club,| 60-Yard Dash (Second Heat)—Ed ie. Se mmediate Delivers. fourth,” he contended. |and also assistant coach Everett thd, Viren COG YSU Howe. NO DOWN PAYMENT! INDIANA MUSIC co. Seventy-Five Attend Dinner | Daniels. and BIL Deer, Warren Centra, Ware | Small Monthly Payments iss | And Coach Geyer may have the — ren Central, and Dave Cook, Howe. (Sec. People Call MA. 5554 115 E. OHIO Fut right formula. Ten of. the 75 ond Section) -Leslic Suitehast Howe. an * oS ————— — t— eemnseme—— | GUests were members of the d dames Low Hurdles Franz, Deer, Martin, and . so | SHERWIN-WILLIAMS | eighth grade team that won the P atoad Jump—Martin, Walter, Curran Have | — Haro Pam to | — . snd Daye Williams of Warren central Every Purpose ’ 9 On Irish Schedule of Warren Central. Heavy ‘Gauge ‘Gu ga Costs Less: || ZUCKERBERG'S We Sabtitt ane, cory mec eavy Gauge Gutters Because It Lasts Longer 1001 8S. MERIDIAN ! Warreq Central. Custom Work-Easy Terms = “ | Times State Service Shot Put—Knox and Dick Oberlies, | NOTRE DAME, Ind., Mar, 25 Howe, and Wieland and Jerry England,

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