Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 October 1949 — Page 30

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) award the following year-—not a bad first two in the tough professional football ranks. ‘as a college player, led

LR . =» 5 = = THERE'S LITTLE hesitancy on my part when considering my greatest day in football—the game that gave me the ok thrill. I have to choose the Dee, 2, 1946, game in the In 1945, my first year with the Rams, we won nine games and lost but one. We were favored to win the champ-

lonship and that we did in 3 slipped through on a great 52-yard

dash to make the score 21 to 14, The tide seemed to have turned but this must have been my day for luck was with us even as the Giants knocked on the door for the tying touchdown. Marching the! for what seemed certain to lead to a score, the Giants saw the usually glue-fingered Liebel take Fiichock’s pass on our five—then _idrop it, when hit hard. Tommy Harmon recovered for us and we immediately drove to the Giants’ five, where I dropped back and booted a field goal to cement the lead. The Giants were a beaten team right then but they wouldn't admit it. With Filchock tossing 41 and .ithen 19 yards to Reagan, they put the ball on our 26. Filchock passed again, this time to Howie Livingston, and it was 24 to 21. Time was running out, and the game was clinched when Shaw picked up Ken Strong's onside kick designed to give the Giants the ball and raced 51 yards for the

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Three of those passes went for|final touchdown. and, It was a great victory for a one to Gehrke, and to make the team that had won only four, lost complete I added a field goal/four, and tied one, That's why I

pick it as my greatest day in football.

Kokomo's New g $800,000 Gym

Is Dedicated

Versatile Building

Can Seat 7200 For Toumey Games:

KOKOMO, Oct. 21—Kokomo's $800,000 convertible gymnasium made an impressive debut last night before 3000 persons. Kokomo fans, who turned out for the dedication to inspect the second-largest high sehool basketball layout in Indiana, saw tangible evidence’ of how versatile the new building can be. It is a basketball stadium, with one regulation basketball floor and seats for 4800 fans, that can be converted quickly into a stadium seating 2150 spectators and providing regulation courts where four games can be played simultaneously. The reason is that 2150 seats are permanent concrete - based stands, while another 2650 seats are provided by unique telescopic bleachers. These special bleachers can be matter of minutes — providing! two regulation courts on the main] floor and two more on the auxili-| ary court. To reach (its regular game maximum of 6800 spectators, knock - down bleachers seating 2000 persons can be erected on the auxiliary floor. Other, smaller knock-down bleachers can be set up to add the extra 400 seats to shove the Kokomo seating capacity up to 7200 persons for tournament games, The knock-down bleachers on the auxiliary floor will be set up only in anticipation of a bumper crowd. At present these stand augment the gridiron seating capacity at Kokomo’s Kautz Field.

Bewitch Retired NEW YORK, Oct. 21 (UP)— The “racing career of Calumet Farm's swift filly, Bewitch, was at an end today, while her ilustrious stablemate, Citation, apIpeared to be on the way back. In a surprise move, Calumet officials yesterday decided to retire Bewitch from active competition. Conqueror of Citation in the Washington Park Futurity

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beng to be valuable at the guard two short Posten, : § e is 24 years old and stands : fo ea 10 TIRE 1D SONY. Bob Evans 2 six feet, two inches in height.

two years ago, . ans The only Indianapolis player to be signed by the Olympians, Bob Evans, finished his last season of college basketball last winter with the Butler University five.

He played three seasons at Butler and played his freshman

was one of the mainstays of - the Butler team last season and finished as second high scorer. For four years during the Vax, Bob § lathe U. 8. pines a J came to scl 1946 and played '46-47, '47-48 and ’48-49. In early exhibition games with the Olympians, Evans has proved

onenr ue ugnest nners 04 Tom Logan Barely Misses ‘54 yards with it. Then Frank Rage roma ov 0 on JOO Mark at Parkway

folded back into the wall in a |

nt AR AEE hs an ig rn

. We got that one back just before the end of the halt, however. “Again it was the astounding Ben‘ton the payoff register, as

8 10-yard pass that|, .o.,ehing series of 690. Tom rolled in the Fairmount Glass cir-

meant 21 to 7 in our favor at half time.

. » THOSE GIANTS battled furi-| Four other ten-pin enthusiasts|of 268 and thus had the highest

By GENE LAWSON For a change the center of action among bowlers moved north, | away from the downtown centers, Tom Logan came pretty close to recording the county's 15th 700 figure last night as he flashed games of 204, 251 and 233 for

cuit at the Parkway alleys and led the rest of the parade of keglers by a comfortable margin.

a raging third hit the 650 mark or better. Run-|8ingle score of the session. In until 35 seconds{nerup was Fred Antibus of Hil’s{his other two attempts Landers it ended when Rea gan/Sandwich Shop in the Fi-Blak In-|chalked up marks of 183 and 203

_&ihis 860 figure. Goodwin rolled laurels by blasting out 2938 pins.

|Bide’s Men's 6 o'clock handicap

sulation loop at Pennsylvania.[While bowling in the American Fred belted 665 pins as he regis-|L-egion loop at Indiana. tered individual counts of 237,| Guarantee Auto Stores, by virand 223. Only five pins be-itue of well rounded performances hind came Howard Goodwin, with|by everyone, clinched team

with Belcher Construction in the|They compiled games of 942, 987 Universal League at Pritchett's and 1009. and Selted verdicts of 212, 231| A disappointing final game an * cost Pat Striebeck another 600 ra carnagua Dowched Baines {total. Rolling in the tough Bowes ot 232, and 267 In the Westige,) past circuit at West Side with Falls City Beer, she had high hopes when she posted games

for a three-game total of 655.

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