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THE 1950 convention of the National Association of ~~“ Professional Baseball Clubs (the minors) is to be held in| St. Petersburg, Fla. . . . At last week's session in Baltimore, the executive council also ‘designated Columbus, 0. va national headquarters, as the site for the Golden Jubilee

convention in 1951. | Tanned 108 batters | Every year there is brisk ry ye s+ a” In the bidding for this top hot stove; American Association, however,

Brooklyn Bill will need some league powwow in which up- savvy along with his speed . . . wards of 1200 baseball leaders) nq that savvy will be supplied attend. . . . For example, othet by Senor Al Lopes. seeking conventions . 5 § ee KOE TS Orleans,| ONE of baseball's former fa-| Memphis, San Antonio, Phoenix, mous first sackers will be in the Ariz, and Grand Rapids. | American Association next year. This is one important conven-|. , . None other than Del Bisson-| = tion Indianapolis never has tried nette. . . . He has signed on as y 4 to land. . . . It's been held in the coach with the Milwaukee Brew-| Hoosier state but once, at French ers under the new management Lick-West Baden. . . . Many|of Bob Coleman. . .. Bissonnette, | \

“orig wiwho piloted the Toronto Inter-| eitits oonaidar it: a. pride catch. tole last ‘season, was at his «++ It brings a mint of folding lito 8 money into a town as well asibeaikc ae A Player w ® Brook-] ia the great and the near great of lyn Dodgers. the national pastime. MOORMAN BEARD, brother Major league clubs never pass .¢ the famous Ralph Beard of | it up despite the fact it's labeled yu janapolis Olymplans, is a | officially as “minor league.” . . .| gresfiman at Western Kentucky Tt affords sports goers a chancel gyuen College. . . . He stands an to see in person their favorite] oye g feet and weighs 170. . .. club owners, managers and othel| yong Coach Ed Diddle thinks leading lights of the diamond gh, younger Beard is a sureprofession. . . . Many player deals| gi. ‘het for stardom on the are consummated and a bundle por awood. of cash changes hands. . . . The a5.» convention dates are usually the| yy COLLEGES. for women | first week In December, shortly were playing big time basketball after the gompletion of the major they would be casting longing football season, a most suitable/oyes at Melba Overcash, Landis, time to get the ball rolling for the |N, C., high school sophomore. next year's league races. «+ « Melba is a lanky lass, stand-

ter«| . . Scored 42 points in a single the latter. tain this interesting and always game the other night. colorful " x

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bead, look out . . . Three members of the League of Kentucky

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nova doesn't have a second platoon available . . . However, his first string subs are no pushovers ..,. The Broncos play Kentucky in the Orange Bowl, Jan, 2... The California gridders forced undefeated Oklahoma to go all-out to win the past season, of . . » is THE paid gross gate for the {s| Notre Dame-Southern Methodist football thriller amounted to $261,424 . . . The game was well worth the price . . . It also benefited the competing univer sities to the jolly tune of $116,- | 477 aplece . . . Yes, there is a thys Santa Claus. i

yn » KANSAS CITY will have an| ex-semi-pro mound phenom In| training camp next spring . . . He is Al Cicotte, 19, a Michigan lad «x +The was named

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From the Ringside—

Hoosier Slated for NBA. Presidency in 1951

Arch Hindman in Line After Meeting in Cuba; | Big-Time Bout Pledged for State in 1950 ‘ By JIM HEYROCK Indiana will carry a big stick in national boxing circles in 1951] and the state’s power already has been increased. Tuesday - represents Arch Hindman of Hagerstown, a member of the state athletic

mark of 196. Other Street Hits

| statement.

Association at the organization's recent meeting in Havana, Cuba. Hindman, who has been becoming more and more active in the Fund Attac - national boxing picture, is slated for the presidency of the NBA at

» FE COMPTON, Cal, GOOD SPORTS, INC. thepromotional outfit that presented Compton, Cal, But Hindman wasn't the only ,.. retired. But not for . good, by of the Little Rose representative who aided in push- RX ing Indiana forward. F. S. Pride| means. Tom Miller, president claiming the school of Evansville, chairman o e| Indiana Commission, was named | Vil! step aside to make way for

; NBA's board of governors. the Golden Glovers, 1 the NBA's 0 Their next date would have notified

Col. C. 8. Smith, the

received the word of Abe Green, his matchmaker, Ray (Rip) Wil- of the bowl ., NBA commissioner, that Indiana son, have been active én—the ment. would get at least one fight of Times-Legion Golden Gloves Com-| ~ national interest in 1950. © Joe Sgro, Indiana's quit the pros as of last Friday ward Barron, i first defense of his title next Fri- amateurs. |ised to play against day night when he meets John , twins, Since Sgro has been fighting mostly in the middleweight ranks recently,

the Golden Gloves end. word.”

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dq posit by him to assure the group lieves it will pay in the long Tun

pounds or less. "|They have falled to break even

been the winner, { Bb Several pounds under the 147 "mp, 4t5jetic commission has ap-|

poinfed two Indianapolis fight in-|~—A speedy Little

Friday's card, is planning a Paul Terry

* will meet John Oliver for ‘the

on the same card. t Since Oliver came in -at 10 over the light hea t Jimiit Dec. 2 for his fight here, the commission has announced a suspension will be in order if either fighter is overweight Friday. A supporting card is being planned. :

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{ups and forecasts pointed at such When Kentuckians draw a leams as Yaver Men's Shop, Kay total turned in by one of the * 3 Jewelry, last season's city and team members this season, put four games in his opening match| pion; Joe Sgro, Indiana welter{state champs, Mechanics Laundry Curly along with Blythe both hit! I {for better figures. Street had -a to climb back into first place atigrykemeter; Ray (Rip) Wilson.

Tom Miller and Glenn Speitel, Players is over. This is one of the \ Pom. hitter results of peace but it was

_'a gorgeous binge while it lasted. + Headline backs have been pull-. ing down $20,000, faceless guards: $10,000. Stopping off in the big town the other day on his cap day or a pro game on Sunday collecting Notre Dame end and part-time fullback, said, yes, he'd play pro if he got $25,000 a year. will give you an idea. DiMaggio starts out in big league baseball at $10,000 or less.

proving it every time they go into

Last Tuesday night, they final-| ly accomplished their main ob- Trailmobile. jective. By winning their three] games from Lew Hill Grain, the Staley Signs while Lively works team became tied for the leader-|for Bridgeways Motors. The reship of the Pennsylvania Recrea- maining member, Marmaduke, is {tion—the Early and Daniel out- {employed with the Indiana State

fit holds onto the other half of Employment Bureau. ui i Except for James, the team is Butowski .

Post 3236 Series

this (Earlier in the campaign they had straight season. rolled a single game figure of first year with the Tailors. 1155 which is also the highest — rr

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{team total for a single game. And their record-shattering, {performances do not end there.

Bandios es por ror by the Na- All season long they have been

{floor average of any team in the leity. They padded this figure last|

The 704 total that

commidsion, was elected first vice president of the National Boxing College's Bowl

They plan to come back with|lege in Los Angeles LaBrol, one of Gary's fighting/a program the first week offer Coliseum Dec. 3 put “broke their

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Dave James, Curly Street, Bill Blythe, Ivan Lively and Rex Marmaduke (left to right) are mem. | bers ‘of the Harry Oliver pin team bowling at the Penn Alleys.

Oliver Tailoring Outfit Rated as Tops to Date

Upset Early Season Favorites in Drive Down Stretch for City Kegling Honors

By GENE LAWSON

Performances of some bowling teams as well as individual keg- . It's something for Indianapolis ing 6 feet 7 inches, and she plays 1ers go from bad to worse while others progress from good to better. |: to think over . . ..to get in the/senter on the school’s girls’ team. The Harry Oliver Tailoring aggregation is clearly an example of

When the current season got under way in. mid-September there wasn’t much talk about this team. All of the preseason build-

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Workout Schedule For Contestants Is Set Up :

By JIM HEYROCK

Three Indianapolis Community Centers will be opened to Golden| Gloves trainees tomorrow and a

The amateur

Tournament, which opens Jan, 6.

Riley, Rhodius,

| director, | Times-Legion committee. Order of Mayor

for use by the youthful fighters.

{6:30. Garfield will open Tuesday at 6:30 p. m. Workouts will be

don’t intend 714 while Bill knocked over an man shot-one time... Fight to take anything away from any amazing -total- of 716 pins; both pean hi + Happy Wanita; |0f those fine squads hecauss all marks coming last season: Emmet : [of them are plenty tough and are Alt Oliver Tailoring squad are family | nien. James is the oldest and has been bowling for approximately

the highest their mark|

the drive is|

[Curly Street who is holding down | |an average of 203 at the present time. He is followed closely by Dave James who has a 201 fig-| ure. Bill Blythe is third with his,

members of |

{the squad are Ivan Lively who {holds a 192 average and Rex| {Marmaduke with 182.

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Dec. 10 (UP)

~The Herald Publishing Co. of ; today attached next year’s convention in Detroit. |) qt Friday's outstanding card, Little Rock Junior College's share

Bowl game,

backed out of of the corporation, sald the unit a proposed charity game. :

publisher of

the Compton Herald - American, «= =» Pasadena DURING THE meeting, they been Dec. 23, but since Miller and|Chamber of Commerce, sponsors, ws game, of the attach-

Junior |

Smith claimed Little Rock we mittee for many years, they will|Coach Jimmy Karam and Dr. Ed1ter- president of the weight champion, will make thelang begin worrying about the! Arkansas school's trustees, prom-|

Compton Col“Memorial

Smith said whatever money is

suit will be

the. Indiana Athletic which the public accepted their. raq over to the Shrine HosCommission demanded a $200 de- card last Friday, Good Sports be<'nita) for crippled children.

A. that he will enter the ring at 147|to bring in the best possible cards. | ole Rock Squ od Wins

» » rn | ; LABROI probably will come in|? 8ve shows, but the fans have) junior Rose Bowl Game PASADENA, Cal.

, Dec. 10 (UP) Rock ' football

. Forrest McKinney, promoter. of go tors, Roy Rodgers of 3656 N. squad scored in every period toLaSalle St. will handle the fistic|day to defeat Santa Ana, 25 to 19 end of fight cards while watching and capture the National Junior over the tickets and tax #ituation|College Championship in

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{support to this statement, and work bowling, is for the most part a Stamp Co. Though the names are game fudged by statistics. (spelled alike, they are not related. At present Bill is employed by

The boys have also shot six | ! {games over 1100 all this season. .tNo other team can make that|:

| Street hit! ‘@ highest |*

light heavyweight champlonshipi yi); ne Harry Binder, employee of Fourth annual Little Rose Bowl] game.

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get the nomination as the “team (the Indiana Employment Security of the season,” up to the present Division and deals in insurance.

Oddly enough, Blythe used to

1049 Brooklyn | 1,1 teams is made up of po- | In spite of the other teams, the themselves & | tontional 60-minute players at Harry Oliver boys would have to|30 years. James is employed with : team and are a&r- | ou ory position . , . It's a fact ranging a regular schedule. . .. | t's the University of Santa | | Players are Hodges, Clara . . . Coach Leonard Casa- [time at least. Statistics will lend |

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Holds Slim Margin

Over Detroit Kegler regular personnel CHICAGO, Dec. 10 (UP)==Junie McMahon, Chicago, gained = the

against Freddie Bujack, Detroit,

{the 36-game mark in the 64-game round-robin final. . ES -|.__ McMahon strengthened his ead! pn ittee. -

of the Harry after 40 games.

Blythe

living with

{not any more experienced than|Bomar |#ome of the others. The other four|foorosie Three weeks ago the Tailors keglers have been bowling from lilard uncorked a sizzling three-game five to 10 years. | series of 3236, the highest mark |

| Ne fon of Street, | Sonasan season. the team is intact for the fourth Pusel

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McMahon now has 199.26 Péterson points to 196.47 for Jouglard. with rings, bags, gloves and other Ralph Smith|necessary material. romped over champion Connie Schwoegler, Madison, Wis., during training for several weeks. A tothe first half of the afternoon|tal of 13 Indianapolis Smith rolled the have announced they will have Rubber Nighest four-contest score in the|fighters in the tourney. Also ex-nine-year history of the all-star pected to enter are youths from event with a tally of 976—made several neighboring cities. up of 249, 236, 268 and 223 in that order. At the same time, Schwoegler community centers, include Cenhit the all-star low for four with tra] YMCA, Senate Ave. YMCA, only 683 pins against Smith. The standings: w

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today relead of the ninth annual National All-Star Match Game Bowling Tournament.

7 | i for out-totaling opponent although losing majority of games.

| Monday

Rhodius and Northeast; Monday League. cisco. and Baltimore Potential Golden Glovers will added. be permitted to train on the al- NeW, lotted days from 6:30 until 9 p. m. soundness and first rate promo- | The centers will be staffed by tion. volunteer instructors along with monopoly

dro Thursday at Garfield.

contender for the world's fly-

‘members of -the- “Gloves To Bé Equipped These new centers are equipped Many centers have been In

centers

Gyms preparing boys for the | tourney, other than the city's

CYO, Leeper's Ringside Gym, Washington A.C, Tryon A.C.

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| Evansville Edges Bowling Green

Times Special OWENSBORO, Ky.,

Center. Bowling Green led all the way

'second half. In the final minutes, Bowling Green's star 6foot, 11-inch center,

i¢ {hands on the ball again. f | Bob Sakel, Evansville center,

hit for nine points in rapid order and five seconds to go, tossed one in to tie up the score at 71 to 71. Evansville got two free throws, made them good and the gun went of f.

Evadsville (73) Bowling Green (71) fg It of § ft pf Kohlmeyer,g 3 5 5 Green.t [I | Bawell, 0 1 0f Joyce! 201 Holder, 0 0 9 Dudley g 111 | Matthews.g 0 0 Long.¢ J 42 Hafele.g 8 1 3 Galettig 201 | R-Barnett,f 5 1 0 Raber 011 | W.Sake 0 0 0 Beck.f 013 Axford.c 2 2 5 Weber? 6 9 1 | R.Sakel,c 10 1 3iShare.c 4 55 J.Barmett.t 2 0 J Totals 30°13 22 Totals 25 21 19 Halftime score—Bowling Green 41, * | Evansyitle 30. Pree Throws Missed—Evansville: Kohlmeyer 2, J. Barndtt, Hafele 3, R. .Sakel J, |d. Barnett; BoWling Green: Share 3, Weber 2, Green 2, Long, Raber

Officials—Bob Forsythe, referee, Kermit Sturgeon, umpire

Sycamores to Make Swing Through West

| Times State Service | TERRE HAUTE, Dec. 10—In|diana State's Sycamores begin a {14-day swing through the west |tomorrow, boasting three wins in

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EMBER THE PLAYOFFS

THE CAPS ARE AFTER REVENGE - HOCKEY Caps vs. Hershey—Tonight, 8:30 P. M.

Reserved Seats: $2.50, $2.00, §1.50, Tax Incl, at Coliseum Box

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four starts on their home court. |The Sycamores’ first stop on the five-game trip will be in Reno where they meet the University rof Nevada, Wednesday. ; Other tilts on the excursion in-

| clude St. Mary's to be met in

|8an Farncisco’s famed Cow Pallace Friday, Sacramento (Cal.) | College on Dec. 19, and Southern | Oregon on Dec. 20 and 21.

Red Ink Mark Pro Grid War

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lion. Even this might be low. | It also was the most stupid: lof fiscal competition; especially after it had become

obvious nobody could win. After gam iscovered that it became a contest to Soe ey ry big i Fae away, which side could pour the most leather - tossers dough down the drain, will begin training at these cen- end the All-America Conference ters in preparation’ for the annual the Times-Legion Golden Gloves away. 1 A compromise of a sort was A schedule for workouts at effected but actually the National Northeast and Leaguers rode out the storm. They Garfield were set up yesterday by looked upon the challengers as A. J. Thatcher, city recreation poachers, fought them as such

and members of the and ultimately carried their main Their cry had been scrambled and chaotic—and was

getting worse—it was impossible Interest

objective. “there is room for only only one Mayor Al Feeney last Tuesday league.” ordered the centers made ready how it's going to be even though it's a 13-club circuit, and unwieldRiley, Rhodius and Northeast'|y is the first word that comes to {will open tomorrow evening at mind.

. - ” BOTH THE name of the league;

'Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and and the size of the circuit have.

Friday of each week at Riley; been enlarged. It through Thursday at National - American Footba 11

than ever,

are still to be made, volunteers Pression. inelude Lloyd B. Walton, former ered collegiate and amateur boxer and front “office management, could

estler: ] e , for turn out to be an important adWrestler, Xapgy Atherton Te dition, too. Eventually one club’ The ABC singles and all-events| weight championship: Gene Par- Must be dropped, since a 12-club.] ititieholder in 1947 took three of ‘ker, Indiana lightweight cham. OF even number loop is more log:

v survival. weight champion; Fred and John! “The golden honeymoon for The

and general bankruptcy threat-

downward or close up shop.

” n o WHAT ARE you to say of an enterprise that achieves the ultimate ships, Dec. 10— week after week and still loses Evansville College's Purple Aces pig _dough. {got hot tonight in the last five could tell you all about that. He minutes and whipped Bowling lost $33,000 in ’'48 building the Green (O.) University, 73 to 71 Philadelphia Eagles into a notain the new Owensboro Sports ple football success. What would a failure have cost him? “If that’s the way it's going {until the last five seconds, lead- to be this is no business for me,” ling 41 to 30 at the half and as the young millionaire sportsman imuch as 52 to 36 early in the stated. Some days later he pedfive dled the franchise. Interest as reflected in attenCharley dance has been dwindling for the | Share, fouled out of the game last two years. For ’48, the old. |and Evansville was able to get its league was off 247,000 admissions, the challengers 196,000. Figures

for _'49 aren't yet available but PRE-HOLID AY

Lawrence Central Seconds Win

Lawrence Central won the second team basketball tournament championship of the Capital District Conference by defeating the Deaf School, Silent Hoosiers’ gym last night. Don Steéle paced the winners with 12 points. Beech Grove defeated Franklin Township, 23 to 22, in the consolation game. In afiernoon games, Lawrence Central advanced to the finals by nicking Franklin Township, 25 to 24, and Deaf School tripped Beech Grove, +points for the Bears in the-after-noon game,

Net Singles Crown MELBOURNE, Australia, Dec. 10° (UP)-—Jaroslav Drobny, former Czech tennis star now living in the United States, Victoria singles championship to(day by defeating Bill Stdwell<of §* Australia, 6-4, 6-3, 11-9. Drobny later teamed with Miss Joyce Fitch of Australia to win the mixed doubles crown, beating Colin Long and Mrs. Nancye Bolton of Australia, 6-3, 3-6, 6-3.

NEW YORK, Dec. 10—The football war is éver. No blood was spilled but, brother, the gallons of red ink! This was the costliest boxoffice battle in the history» of sports. It made the baseball war (Federal League) seem five and Literally millions were lost, all

told, possibly $10 mil.

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that's to bring it into focus. in the flag races became local, star players began to lose their individual a growing apathy developed. There were complications, the . most virulent of which was the static strategy which the the game from football to basIt was bad enough when Cleveland, San Fran- every other play was a pass. Now have been practically every play is a pass. first two represent This is playing a tough game the financial easy way and if the customers got the notion they were being football short changed and stayed away better jn protest they were being smart if Mr. Truman's big ¢or a change. »

though definite assignments business foes will pardon the ex-

ketball,

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extrgord kept th

told me: in all, course, with the usual exceptions, they (the pros) played the worst football I've seen in years. I don't agree with you that college teams A Jo€ can beat pro teams but I'll admit this: The contrast in spirit and condition between the collegians Pro footballers were shameless- anq the pros was striking this ly under salaried before the chal- year.

lengers came along. They've been crazily overpaid ever since and my philosophy happens to be that the hired hands are worth all they can get. But when salaries spiral point which is all out of reason,

“I say

the decline has continued. It has been particularly = steep around (here. There were Sundays when {the total paid in the two parks did not exceed 25,000. For some

THE LONG drawn out struggle between the two leagues was {part of the answer—but Feuding owners and irepetitious stories stressing gate {losses do not make for the best possible publicity. The general

spectacular pass improved jg alright, but there ought to be a law in pro football against the which . half the time, the defense makes no attemn! to stop. anyway. The players knew they were in the driver's seat and many of them took advantage of the inary situation. eir enthusiasm for top condition and rugged- fight down to -a--minimum. A. retired official and former player who rarely misses a college game on Satur

‘this year’ because I wasn't aware of it in the past, respect As a matter of fact, I don’t think it was there. I believe this is a condition which grew out of the to a silly football war and the general uncertainty it created.”

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Harry Oliver Says: Y-E-A T-E-A-M

The Harry Oliver Bowling Team turns out to be a Society-for-Bigger-a n d-Better Scores. Congratulations, fellas, and | hope your record is still standing when the season closes.

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