Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 November 1949 — Page 39

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» The Indianapolis Olympians went after more height and scoring today with the signing of Gene

Englund, former ‘Wisconsin and veteran, National League basket-

ball player yer. : Babe Kimbrough, 8 . sald d would join Kentuckians in Minneapolis Sunday, and that

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cked 1 another NBA club Digked Mie at the $500 waiver price, ‘he will become a free agent, Englund, a 6-6 center, helped Jead Wisconsin to the 1941 West.

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pionships. He ranked third in National League scoring last sea-

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» » . Celtics Trim Olympians, » . ® 90-68, in Fight to Exist Threatened With Disbandment, They Bottle Up Groza & Co.; Inflict 5th Loss BOSTON, Nov. 18 (UP)—Fighting for their very jobs, the {Boston Celtics trounced the Indianapolis Olympians 90 to 68° last 4% night for their second victory of the season in a National ‘Basketball ‘250 Association game before 5073 fans at

The Celtics, who had been threatened with disbandment if they Po did not show improvement, jumped off to a lead in the first minute

i i - “- 2 88759 they outjumped and outran the Hoag rr i or Olympians who susRESULTS LAST NIGHT tained their fifth loss of the RN APOLIS 68. season. Louls 18. Minneapels 69. Guard Sonny Hertzberg, who #7. Waterloo 95. played only a few minutes of the second half, led the winners with| 16 points, while former All-Amer-

ican Center Alex Groza topped all

.-ing careers. The game, in the Na~

the Garden

| | Hertzberg, a set-shot artist, {paced the Celtics in the first half with 14 of his total points, He dropped ve

end of the period, but Boston staged second-quarter 8 that drove them far in

launch

of Yale, Boston showed greater and backboard coverage

‘them scoreless for more than five minutes at a time. but will ‘have a very short rest

Waterloo in Butler Fieldhouse tomorrow night.

to the Olympians, They met many | of them during their college play-|

32. throws missed: Kaftan 2, Hertsberg, Shannon, Kinney 2, Nostrand, WalEszersky, Hale, McMullen, Holland 3,

ne sais: Hasan Anderso d John clas: nm an Scalzi.

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tional Basketball League, scheduled to get under way at) 8:30 p. m. pe : Boston Celties (99) Olympians (68 fs It pf ig It of Kaftan,f 4 4 J Halet 143 Hertzberg! 8 0 1 McMull 20 5! Seonenilc {4 dpamtt | Mullaner.f § 1 3|Oreese T98 Kinney.c.. 40d 3 Beard, 44% 08 ce 8 IJ £ 3 +4 % 3 3 J Haswkina $1 3% slker.g 6 1 1iVolkers 101 Esersky.s 01 3 Svector.s -1-0 8 10:3 - Jotals = 3 3134 Totals uN all-time score: Boston Indienan

| Ready to Fight Buckeyes Have More Incentive . LEAHY, Head Football Coach University of Notre Dame BEND, Nov. 18- ty of No this fall about the a ousidesstie a! - the -Rose Bowl this coming January. Tomorrow after-

noon will definitely determine the issue. Big Ten Conference Commissioner Tug Wilson has stated that he will announce

on. Monday who that. conference's representative in the eed banks of tiny

place in the Big Ten with the over radio station WIBOC.

to meet an old rival and an oldicorner it looks as if they won't be -thellet down. Equally as important but once in nine tripsiis the Minnesota-Wisconsin game

West. Our opinion is that the|nsiueouri is given the vote ovee| oo)

Pasadena classic will be. Two Jordan tonight. SYEAR i x Listen to “Leahy of Notre | Heads are bowed In ; important clashes will take Dame” at 1 p. m. tomorrow |along Dunn 3 TeveIshes

~lin America deserves more credit tor Bowl at home Dec. 3. Marshall College of Huntington, W./conceivably give them the title, Va., has rejected a Refrigerator but now that the Gophers are Bowl bid. : Hillsdale (Mich.) College williwin be entertained by Indiana State in

a season curtain forithat conference are two Intra-

give them the title but they would

outinot be allowed to go to the coast;

whereas, for Ohio a win would give them the complete prize.

victory starved and from this

at Minneapolis. Certainly no team than Wisconsin and a win could

rolling again they are favored to Of traditional importance in state battles in which the nod

ling contest will take place at Kansas, and Okishoms A & Mii yonn Meadow near Ann Arbor, Mich. where the Ohio|should defeat Wichita. Michigan|ie: rons for “OF Join. Durduen State Buckeyes -will rise to greatigtate is expected to successfuily the “barbaric.” # heights to defeat defending cham- close their season by downing| ree 01d Oaken Bucket pion Michigan, We are very much| Arizona. m h\Paken 1 time, InIrish. aware of Michigan's greatness, =» | aaa and | are Hawkeyes clipped a good Notre put we believe that Ohio State] HIGH ON the Southern agenda = hh ast-minag Sagiipus fanfare. nick and T5 - a ae as a fine team and the Buckey"s|is the game which pits the pride nave ot Deen os Hantly. pg fave mush more incentive to Wihiot the deep South, Tulane, against|ualty” lists all week. » Other games include Balll gnoula Michigan win, it would|the nation’s most improved team, 10 Memorial Stadium tomorrow State's party for Eastern Il Virgina. Entering tomorrow's to nooh. football teams. repre

ting Indi Purdue game as one of the five major un- sen the Sdinng and ry The andefeated elevens in the land Vir-nual’hammer-and-tongs battle for

Everyone in the state of Ohio is ginta’s prospects of a perfect sea-|Possession of the Old Oaken .

son will send them into the game| Bucket WEI unravel at 1:30 p. in the proper frame of mind 10| The sympol we subdue the Green Wave. Vander-/tween the two schools along the

Valparaiso and Wittenberg will. goes to Illinois and Purdue over/many

the

tween Michigan-Ohlo State and Indiana-Purdue starting at

bowl ‘ season when Northwestern and Indiana, Interthey meet in Cleveland. The ini 9 “ teams square off Bowl for charity

Football on the Air Tomorrow

12:45 p. m.

end, has been named “pi the year” by the Maxwell They out-feinted the team of morial Football Club. The 6-4, 245-pound athlete, recently was Detroit's

Maxwell trophy.

The Irish

Bell, “was a greater among great players on a Notre Altho it will be Waterloo's| Dame team that some day may “ifirst a - ‘here, many of be classed as one of the top teams Paylor-SMU

the players will not be strangers{of all time.”

Turkey Offered for al Fox<Drive Prize ~ -

Nolin Childress, and Ernest Tague, 6125 Orinoco, will offer a 30-pound turkey as a prize in the Johnson County fox-drive tomorrow morning. - are expected to meet at Shelby St. and U.S. Road 31 at 7 a. m.

At least

Hart Honored as ‘Player of Year

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 18 (UP ~Leon Hart, Notre' Dame's wn test of the season as the Sooners ayer of (host the only team to have de- the ive the il Me. feated them in two years, the Tom East, from Big

tantly to limit Groza & Co., to|choice in the professional football Working hard to bring about a but 22 baskets, sometimes holding draft, is the second consecutive|Tepeat performance on last year's lineman to be honored with the/uPset. It should be a fine ball

according : to Maxwell Club President Bert Wilkinson is one of -the finest before they square off against en , ae Ion ;

100 hunters

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Coast representative in the Rose time-honored relic, since heavily Bowl will be made immedi- uled. : 3 ately following the California- Purdue and Indiana foot Stanford game in Palo Alto. Past teams often rely on the performances and comparative battle to quench their * strength causes us to Cal- from season = records ifornia, although with so much at with victory droughts, stake this contest appears,to be the Silver Anniversary the closest match of thefentire meeting in the Bucket Series and day. Still in a position to tie for teams will look for the seathe Coast Conference bunting is -salvager. This year Purdue UCLA, but we believe they will won three of eight and In: lose their second game of the gui ane ot eight. In. the season to powerful Southern Caii- ( on Page 40) Jaraia. Two other Jeague Iatities . = see Oregon and Washington edy-

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point may well decide this game and we give the slight edge to St.

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Santa Clara Broncos. On paper

Oklahoma is heavily favored, yel Mountain area and Missouri ValNo. 1|/Santa Clara's Len Casanova is

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Chuck Bed- gam The Olympians were to return|narik, University of Pennsylvania, |the result will prove to the nation to Indianapolis by plane today won it last year:

estyersity: Greenwood, | Vantage over Texas Christian and

e, and our thinking is that

that Oklahoma is one of the country's best. teams and that Bud

Of prime concern in the Southwestern conference picture is the game in which we see Doak Walker's return to form causing the downfall of the Bears from Baylor. Comparative scoras from their games. with Texas Uni-|!

that margin appears to be correct.

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