Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 October 1949 — Page 31

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THURSDAY, OCT. 13, 1949

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Can Shortridge Avenge Last Year's Loss To Cathedral?

Olympian Presents Athletic Award

Blue Devils Seek Revenge Against Irish

Shortridge Gridders Show Promise in

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Frank Mascari, Manual Ace,

_ Leads Prep Grid Scorers

Forty-iwo Points Good for Top Spot; Shortridge’s Bill Ralph Second With 38

Frank Mascari of Manual and Jack Hall of Southport lead the city and county prep grid scorers respectively with the race for top laurels in each division expected to be a close one. Mascari, with seven touchdowns, took oVer leadership from End Bill Ralph of Shortridge last week. Mascari has 42 points and Ralph, 38. Jerry Moers of Deaf School, despite a shoulder injury, is a close third with 37 and End -

Early Contests © | Ed Butler of Sgcred Heart is Loi "tinis, DeeatorGor 8 § | 18 ' : fourth with e_ touchdown|Dick Delest. Warren Cent. 3 2 : By JME ANGELOPOLOUS catches. - sill Push, Lawrence Cent: § 3 i 0 e Coach George Gale In the county, Hall has 49. He Ci 11 G ‘ also has the right idea. leads Dan Siler of Lawrence Cen, wr 00 He didn't say, but his schedule tral who has 39 and Phil Wamp-iShortridge ....0000000 1 0 :? 31 } indicates such. Play the tough} ler of Franklin Township who has Cithearal "+ it) 3} i ones. If you beat ‘em you can 38. Glen Burkhardt made dS . 210 : Tage ogress. it You don’t you Fauchaowss ig the last two games Washingion / : i i i : $ earn week’s game or an 34. Leaders follow: | the next. : CITY LEADERS ‘ese 31 ; E Shortridge showed some prom- (All Games) o TD PAT TP, . we ET {ise by lacing Crawfordsville 46 to! Prank Mascari, Manual ... 5 7 0 43/outhport ............ 33 31 {21 and tripping Crispus Attucks| ES De Moors. bea: Sehool’ 1 § 1 33Decatur contrai-..388 $18 132 to 6. Then it fell 14 to 7 at | Be anorar: 3 3 Bam Bame. 331 3 $ iCincinnati Withrow. A fumble Myron Moriarity. Tech ...4 4 © 34 Pike Townsnip 4 1% 3 i i within the 10-yard line in the last Diok Myers, Mahual 22:3 3 20phankiin Towhship | eis 13.3 minute was costly. : y n Lavalle, Deal School.. & 1 1 Bi fr Withrow was co-state cham-) Dick Hinkley, Manual oe 0 13 S T h | es . : . Gilbert Bi . Tech .. o 1: 9even Tech H {pion of Ohio last year. It lost The figure 13 holds no superstition for Shortridge High School's football Blue Devils. Shortridge Russ Meadors, ‘Tach ik d 3 triers jonly two boys. Shortridge could Coach George Gale went into a last-minute huddle with 13 of his most dependable boys today, the [Art Wooten. Deat School .. 4 2 1 in NCC Meet Saturday [adve won. Jt didn't. But it got 3th, before their important city series grid clash with Cathedral's ‘ish at the CYO field tomorrow BUI Jensee: Broad Ribgle i § '0 ii Seven members of Tech's cross SE | night. (Front row, left to right): Halfback John Lauter, Halfback Bob Gilchritt, Center Frank Unver- bux Burien caibdrai "+ § 3 o 11|Greenciads tn. the annus! Noch | Halfback Bob Gilchrist, a nifty . le Di : . ; Gene Manin, Cathedral .. § o 13/Greenclads in the annual North \runner, received a badly bruised] 32%: Guard Dick Falender, Tackle Dick Coolev (behind Gale) and End Bill Ralph. (Second row): Guard [Bi saiigoe. Cathedral .. 5 o 12/Central Conference cross country Cliff Barker (left), player-coach of the new Indianapolis Olym- shoulder. Quarterback Ward Dick Christy, Guard Forrest Von Forrester, Quarterback Ward Walker, Fullback Rufus Marks, End Ba rye. Ate... 3 o 13meet at Kokomo Saturday. pians, presents the award fo William Karandos, one of the youth. |Walker got some bruised ribs. | Norman Klein, Tackle Dick Drake and .End Tom Perine. Bob Adams; Manual od 3 3 on) are Bob Cross, Bill Cull, ful Kirshbaum coaches who was selected as the organization's { Tomorrow the Blue Devils face| 7.7. oo = Sapa Mates beater (All Games) H onnelly, Larry Fable, Bob | . | Cathedral's Irish at the CYO field times in 27 tries for a 212-yard yoke Buy 2 Oaks American fullback at California, |e man southport ..... 3 '& T4770 Huey, James Farson and Gene outstanding athlete. lin a game that could put the loser total. That's hitting 503. Five and Second Baseman Alfred [Ss Siler Lawrence Cent 8 § 3 JLmdner. Anderson is the defends 8 = "na {am the “al » have been for TDs and two for] NEW YORK, Oct. 13 (UP) — [hn Wampler, oanain 1. 8 3 jaing champion. ong e “also rans” for the : hy (Billy) Martin from the Oakland (len Burkhardt, Ben Davis 4 4 AH ° ultimate city title fextra points. Shortridge has The New York Yankees today an- and|itee McGathey, Southport . § 3 Addi 3 I Olympians Present Awards Irish Won One scored 13 73 tn ail nounced the purchase of Outfleid-|Osks for cash and “undecided” BSP Griviocd: Lawrence ¢ 8 § § 3 itional Sports, | The Irish have a win and one! Rufus Marks, a driving full- er Jackie Jensen, former All- players. Bo a $9 EH Page 32

|tie, a 13 to 0 Attucks triumph and|back. has four touchdowns and a T-all Washington stalemate, On|Will get more before he’s through. paper Shortridge should win, but| Walker is the fourth letterman the game is scheduled to be played|/in the backfield but the .only| on a football field. Junior. “We were lucky to beat Attucks Eleven of Shortridge's top 13 By JIM HEYROCK that much,” comments the Blue/men are seniors, a_tough prospect

Seventy-eight youthful athletes were proud holders today ot Devil grid master. He might have for next year. Center Frank Un-

sports awards—but the medals and trophies meant just a little more, PoInt: . re BN a alee will return

than oMIENy Bark Desuuse Shey Were presented by some of Bre for 8 27 pounder and mae) Front-running seniors include The Kirshbaum Men's Club held their award dinner last night| Effective > pe the six-and- SUA8 Dick Falender, Guard and in the Antlers Hotel. The affair served a dual purpose. It honored, [y. is goiter could make or Tackle Xorrest you ee the organization's athletes who) | ; -pounder; Tackles Dic rake, have made their mark in ath-(giving a brief history about eaghibreak Shortridge. 1} sould make 180, and Dick Cooley, 175; Ends letics over the past year and it/One, Kelly presented his famed have OL a tootiall Norm Klein and Tom Perine, midintroduced the Indianapolis Olym-| ‘Casey at the Bat. ve sought goo ootball gjeweights, and Guard - Dick pians, the city’s new entry in the] As each Olympian was intro- An a. guy angerous to|Christy, another 165-pounder. National Basketball Association. dpeed, he presented awards 1D. one But the Blue Devils haven't had| Shortridge line of Ene ian 14 Ke (Bate) who made RE ia were | full day’s practice since Friday's packs pie balance — or Dry of Kentucky stars| Wallace Jones, Alex Groza, Carl 8ame. Injuries and two reserve tility even without sharp-shooting along with other members of the Shaeffer, Ralph Beard, Cliff Bar- games this week have cut deeply | Fred Davis, who is regarded as new team to their first public ker, Bruce Hale, Malcolm Mell: into Snorriages Dock-long pPrep-ione of the best T-quarterback outing since Indianapolis wasiien Marsan CICS EE re tl orp TTOEpects in Ceoigia Teoh £744 picked as the city in which they Voelker, Joe Holland, 4 8 es, 8hort-lannals. Davis and Broad Ripple’s bis oa, their Professional] Otfisry introduesd, Jo re 5 Hage bas duiiped Saneasn) 2315ch Baftord, are shinies at the asketball careers. ng out for the , Wi ’ § .| Yellow Jacket institution. Jesse Miroff, president of the Mann and Fritz Nagy. Cathedral won 21 to 13 last year, Other junior returnees include organization, gave a brief history| mne award for being the out- Shortridge 19 to 0 the year before Quarterback Tom Surber, Center of the club. It began two Yearsigianging athlete in the club during that. : |Dave Queisser, Guard Bill Shardeago “from scratch” and has grown pq past year was presented to In addition to Ralph, second ow, David Epstein, Ends Ward to 130 members. . |William Karandos. Karandos was|among the city scorers with 38 Sexson and Tom Lugar, Halfback The importance of boys’ clubs ommended for his work by Earl|points in three games, Gale has Bill Baxley and Tackle Ralph in combating juvenile delinquency yontgomery, physical education|seven other lettermen in the line- London. was stressed by Lt. Forrest Higgs, |girector at the Kirshbaum Center. up. Four of them are regular| er — head of the Juvenile Aid and Goldstein, Wayne backfield starters. ‘Work Def rk: on erense

To Kirshbaum Athletes

City’s New Pro Cage Team Makes First Public Appearance at Men's Club Dinner

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3 Men's | rs ical i : organizer of the Indianapolis PAL Rephols: Jiiits Bryan. Bul ‘Tucter, Meyer] Lauter Hits .593 ‘Casev ab the Bat Samuels. NE Rites. BIN Gilehrist, aided by a Crawfords-| CHAMPAIGN, Ill, Oct. 13 i 50 F 5 Be et Eile: Jim Bradicy Bob Ville field day, is averaging more|(UP)—Illinl gridders bent their Master of ceremonies for the kinney, (Norman Wynn, Bruce poaines. than 13 yards a crack. Halfback efforts today to an effective deevent was Gene Kelly, boss of Bob Parker, Fred Eaton, Fra ‘(John Lauter, who throws a nice fense against a powerful Missouri

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| Bl troducing the Olympians and North Side Pee-Wee League: Bill Worth ————— ga emsssmemm | ington, Irwin Reisberg, Tom Blades, | Leona. Hinsley, John _Gandall, Tom '

I ’ { Yosha, Arnold Twersky, Stanley Sandler, { Kenneth Dillman. Pee-Wee Varsity: Bob Branham, Danny Larner, Jerry Jett, Jerry Larner, Joe , Robert Mitchell, Thomas Kurts, | Melvin Goldstein, Buddy osha, icky | Goldsmith, Phillip Goldsmith, Billy Allen. Men's Varsity: Morris Mitchell, Meyer , Tony Logan, Ed Taylor, Wayne Reynolds, Norman Wynn, Chuck Rutenhers, Harold Ecktman, Cecil Abbott, Marty avel.

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