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1048, when he 143 runs, and gers. World Series, ad three home seven runs as the series title

Peters won-11, lost-9 He was pure Russ Peters in m Toledo. He this past seawill be more gt Coast since tle, Wash, n to have one isons and his hould be value oul’s Seals. 1ay assuage a yh-San Franit Culley Rikr west. Gregg retired from » season and slumped to a

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And Tied One Since He Came on Scene

Edge Out Cleveland Barons, 3 to 2,

Before 5287 Fans in Coliseum By BILL EGGERT

The record speaks for itself,

Bince big Al Dewsbury rejoined ,the Indianapolis, Caps Nov, 30, they have won five hockey-games, tied one and lost one.

The big triumph last night, however, was their 3-2 victory in the

the Caps in undisputed possession of third place 1 the American, Hockey League's western division) and momentarily halted the Barons who have lost only four foetison ina A5kean: ah; CYjter.

games in 28 starts. Looked Dark Earlier

(8 After Cleveland had grabbed an early 2-0 lead, you wouldn't ¥

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have bet a plug nickel" that the| | sorrell, Ny BY PERIODS

Caps would at least tie the game. [2 They played tightly for the first| | (Loawick, Witliams), 11:52; 2, Eleveiand eight minutes then bogged down and came to life again late in the second period. Altogether they ine. | fight! threw 55 shots at the Barons and}

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NDIANAPOLIS .. 1 2-3 PERI ToD. Cleveland,

FERIOD — Indianapolis, |

SECOND . {podolsky (Dew orrison), 18:46.)

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Glover), 16:48 Indianapolis

cKa Goalie Bower kicked out 32, 12 | Haldy YiLundy) 17:49. Penalties. none

more than Cap Goalie Terry Saw-|

chuk. Bob Carse knocked in his own

rebound. at. 11:52 in the first pe-| riod. His first attempt hit the! cage post and Sawchuk thought st Louis that one had gone in, Then at} 16:05 in the same period Steve Cincinnati Wochy stole the puck from the| €ap's-Ento-Sciisizzt-and lifted an Buffalo angle shot over Sawchuk's left] EE

shoulder,

The second period went score-|

On the lce

AMERICAN WOCUKEY LEAGUE

less untit~16:48 when Dewsbury Sipe ¢ Hefshey sent a long shot from the blue] Sprinafield 8, Provident line after getting a faceoff Pass INDIANAPOLIS 3, Cleveland 2

from Don Morrison, The puck] caromed off Nelson Podolsky's petrait skates by Bower while the Bar-| ons were shorthanded. Wochy| New York | “was sitting out two minutes at Shicaso

the time for tripping the Caps’| Max Quackenbush. . - At 18:48 in the second period,

-- {Toronto 2." New York

troit 5, Chicago 3 ’ Detro 8S. LEAGUE

Gerry Reid came out of thé cor- ime 4, St. Paul 2

ner in front of Bower, took a pass! from Doug MeKay and shot it past Bower to tie the score a >

all. Forty-one seconds later,

Lundy and Gordon Haidy wees tormenting Bower with their

speed. Haidy Gets Winner

Lundy intercepted a Baron | rush in the Cleveland zone and Haidy, who has shown marked!

ANSAS City 5 , Omaha 5_(tie),

Veedol Motor Oil Captures Top Spot in Traveling Loop

the Antlers Pot-of-Gold owe free ment by finishing with a total of Hale both got baskets in estab-

Bad Evening Pushes

Yaver Into 3d Place By GENE LAWSON

Lost One Bene it Grappler

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Col. Pete Peterson Col. Pete Peterson will apColiseum over the Cleveland Barons before 5287 fans. That placed| Pear on the Armory wrestling

card tomorrow night for the benefit of Indianapolis Newspaper. Charities, including The

D.| Times’ Clothe-A-Child Fund.

(Soares, Dg sbury, Raglan, Wott.” Wise: | Peterson and Enrique Torres (Shier, Misiay fed Sclstral. Lundy, wil) meet Mike and Ben Sharp Clevel — Goal, B ut, Kraftcheck center.’ Boats: AK of Canada in a tag team bout.

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Officlals—Des Smith, referee; Johnny

On Disorder at Game

The Indiana High School Athletic Association yesterday reochy (unassisted). 16:05." Penalties, |quested the principals of Jackson! [Twp. and Perry Central High| Ind! ities, Shits ening, Lund (rough. Schools to submit a detailed reKelzle port in connection with disorders

at a recent basketball game.

The board of control of the IHSAA sald more information | concerning the case was needed | {so it could set the date for a

| |8awehu k 5% “Ah 27a | KEY—GP,, Fameos played; G, | assists Pts utes: GA, Foals against; 80, shutout

to tie the game at T73-t Olympians put on the power. by the injury of Denver forward, Bobby Brown who was carried from the Sarner gk t 49- i: from the floor with three minutes 4 c en and Evans dumpe It was understood'in goals and Evans made two] WORCESTER, Mass. ‘Dec. 19|with the exception of tomorrow and Wednesday—but there are (UP)—Holy Cross is attempting|plenty of first-rate tussles on Geek, to be followed by many holiday to lure football Coach Eddie. An-| tournaments. momentarily lost its grasp on the|derson back from Iowa to re-| Tops this week, and one of the collected 19 points and teammate - Darden and Brown each Plate Bil Osmanski, it was re-/pighlights of the hardwood cam-|{Paul Poff got 18. 9¢ [got two field goals and Brown Ported today. Alex Groza who got 22 posts, added a free throw to make it|

w (Wah-Wan) 69 to = before McMullen hooked | one

14 and Bruce Hale 15 for the visitors. Brown;. before his injury, sparked Denver in overtaking] He got 19 points. Kenny Sailors dumped in 14 and {Floyd Volker,

Denver missed 12 Indianapolis missed

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|Olympians Foil 4th Period Rally to Beat Nuggets, 83-79

McMullen, Hale and Barker Score In Last 5 Minutes to Break 73-73 Tie

DENVER, Dec. 19 (UP)-«The Indianapolis Olympians made + (it two in a row over the Denver Nuggets here yesterday afternoon | 0 In erson { {by winning an 83-to-79 National Basketball Association victory. A | More than 4100 fans watched the Nuggets battle from behind -73 and then fall behind again as the

It was a ‘hard- -fought _game, ‘marred

that Brown would be out of action |free throws to make it 55-to-46. a week with a head Leading 69 to 60, Indianapolis

The Olympians were led by S8me.

Sécond Largest Crowd The afternoon drew the second

ing the second period, Indianap-| |olis_made {t-28<t0-21 on baskets by McMullen and Groza and free, Syracuse —— throws by Groza and Evans, «Take 11-Point Lead After Sailors hit two for Den-!| {ver and Volker made a third the| {Olympians got biggest margin of game, 11 points. Groza hit three field goals and throw and McMullen and st. Louis .....

{3276 pins. They had an actual] lishing a lead at 37-to-26.

Iscore of 2955 to go with their|

Hot individual performances handicap of 321.

were few and far between over improvement in the last week, |; . week-end as a few scattered contest between the Crumley, jgan to hit. batted in the winning goal at/teams dominated the bowling pic- Cleaners Ladies and the Engi-| {Darden all scored to cut the lead | neering Men's teams and the lat-/to 47-to-44.

17:29. It was his fourth goal in|ture.

the last two games. Don Morri-|

Just after time had run out.

Probably the biggest surprise ter probably wish they had took place at the Central alleys at home. The Crumley girls won Denver with a one- -handed push son skidded the puck ‘by Bower |where Yaver Men's Shop was out 2288 to 2220. A local ‘Alfison| |aropped from the top spot in'team of 20 men defeated a similar| {number of Allison workers Jom)

The Caps will be idle this week the Traveling League. The fact that Veedol Motor Oil Bedford by the score of 10,7 day, when they meet the Spring-|/took over the leadership of the to 10,262, also at West Side.

until Christmas night, next Sun-|

field Indians on the Coliseum ice.

lcircuit wasn't too much of a Elsewhere in the American!shock but it was surprising when hie Jacobs was the only kegler to, League last night, Pittsburgh and|the highly touted Yaver aggre- Nit above 650. Jacobs rolled;* Cincinnati played the first double gation failed to register a single/§ames of 195, 225 and 237 in the aa {Delaware Social Mixed loop. Pat!’

shutout of the season in the 600 count.

Queen City. It was the first shut-|

Mayer.

Another shutout was chalked] up by Buffalo's Connie Dion who Yaver outfit to third place and’

blanked Hershey, 4 to 0.

second-place tie with Indianap-

olis by rallying to beat New|

Haven, 5 to 4. .

Yaver lost their three games| Striebeck paced the women with, sian al out for the Mohawk's goalie, to the Beech Grove contingent 2 591 series in the 8:00 Packard y Gerry McNeill and the second who were paced by Forrest Cox Indianapolis Mixed circuit. After] straight for Pittsburgh's Gil and Bob Earl with respective sets 0Pening with a 153 she finished |of 635 and 624. {strong with scores of 203 and 235. | The triple loss dropped the |

position.

The West Side had a match)

In regular league activity, Ben-|

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In the last five minutes, though, tn [ndianapolls played a control|both probable and far-fetched. For one (hing, Os this year. Five "Indianapolis clutch , points not yet disclosed. wt anki ha a in sixth place of the! Peru and Muncie Burris, is came at the free-throw line with {quit to devote full time to his/standings, nearly de ra ile d/leaders in the Central Indiana "_Hale-getting three and McMullen |C hicago dental practice after two Jasper's. state title drive In the Conference, get back into loop McMullen | disastrous. coaching seasons cli- [sectionals last time ~the Eskimos warfare tomorrow, Peru invading and Hale dlsa scored from the/maxed by las’ month's 76 to 0|finally bowed, 48 to 39. That was Hartford City and Burris enterSailors tried to get Denver|defeat by traditional rival Boston [their only loss last season.|taining Huntington.

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Alumni circles buzzed with the|Jasper-Winslow battle at Jasper. meyer will be the busiest club, report that the Jesuit college It mintches two of the classiest moving against city rival State . would buy up the last three years downstate powers, both putting|Thursday and Evansville Reits. | of Osmanski's contract for $36./long winiing streaks on the|the following night. \ 000 and offer Anderson $15,000 block. ] a year to return to the scene of| Jasper's defending state champs,| jr.4i50n's Cubs expect little

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New op Seeks 6th Straight ol ; Vincennes; Madison Meets Shelbyville

By KURT FREUDENTHAL, United Press Sports os Christmas vacations begin this week, but there'll by no Tent for hy many of Indiana's top high school basketball clubs, : The week's schedule is lighter than those of previous weeks-—

paign, will be Wednesday's| Once-beaten Terre Haute Gerste

Madison Seeks 7th Straight A {who led the field in the firsts ouble at Shelbyville tomorrow.

in eight games, and Princeton will - shoot for its seventh win In a row S

18 games since then, eight so far against Owensville.

Western Division ) hearing. Sarees; crowd o Denver's home back in the game with two fields College. [They've ‘won their first seven! Hammond, which dropped % an w L T Pls 6 OG The IHSAA reported that fight-| |seaso n to the Denver University goals, with Volker adding] For another, the Holy Cross/starts in this campaign, mostly 43-to- -37 decision at nO 4 ot hous isc 13 11 3 3 3 ing involving players and fans of| ay visitors led th h another, but Indianapolis got the athletic treasury has been report-|{by lop-sided margins, Saturday, takes on another North Pittsburgh oi Tam both game Dec. . out at a hard- Denver jumped: out the ball and. stqfled the Amey minute, ed in too weak condition to buy| New Albany Meets Vincennes |Central Conference foe — Lafa~ $ WOO ame ec C ’ ,t up Osmanski’'s $12,000-a- ¥ tte Jeff'—tomorrow. Jef to Eastern Division, Pts a lead but Holland, ! 's s " Guokas, f Tt ®t of Np let i a-year con New Albany, another southern eh : lost 10 N B13 8D ean Seo Groza and Hale all made tree fonsetter 1- 0 § J Ekechort 4 fg irach $15.00 ane pay anotheripowerhouse, seks its sixth Bend Central over. th |Springheia io 3de 1 ap dc ring G A pis. pig LNTOWS to tie the game at 6 to 6, tals | } § Brown te : § mean laying iy a traight win “against Vincennes a 1 [eranes”™ +13 14 3 29 8 87 pon Morrison 8 18 26 8 and Groza made a second to put Hale & 53 8coton ce. 8 3 3 tor a head coach alone. & Year Friday in a Southern Conference : SULTS Last NIGHT La” Wiseman 12 13 8 & Indianapolis ahead to stay, From purists 4 § Sftorse $6 4 Hy Anderson Unh fioent Be a razzleslo 4 Herene Geirr Reid 0 4 ,f [that point until Denver tied the, Bite FH} a tyaied ~ Now. Castle's ae (Ee Sfisim 2 oft] game at 73 to 73 late in the a. Carter. t 8-011 On the other hand, Andersom| (EH BR ard a ed att 0, PIttsburgh 0- (tie): red Gio) $ 1a fourth period, the Olympians held, Ts 202 etal A117 a7, WAS known to-be far from _com- oi fing rore-—ConeNt NATIONAL } LEAGUE RBeiitey : 3 : 11 10] leads varying -from 10 to four| a Beore—Inerananolis 41, ben nye | pletely-happy-with the" Hawkeyes, overwhe ah LT PG OO fen wo : 13 4 H- Phrows~ Missed — Indianapolis. | Criticism prompted him to offer|RANeY's boys that they held the win ELIT 3 3 93 83 Nelson Podolsks - § 7°38 2 Sehaetier. Holland, on 2 ipis tt — = SE ast Central Conference outfit : Montreal 31 wh ax Quackenbush . 3? 0 8 8 14 At the end “of first period: a Rr Crochet Th 3. Yolkes Brown resignation in 1847, but it was to a lone field goal in the frst! Also oT i Bud 3iClare Raglan ght 4 i i Mickey McMullen pushed im & Officials Beresford and Sesafsn.- Te oad od to be. about aa half when thé score read 25 to 8 [the all - “87 89 Gordon Haidy 15 4 1 itwo-hand set from 25 feet to give — Vv abou - A 2 1396 ot Heller 3 0 T8 8 500. Besides getting most of the gon ne ame, ¥ i ; t Ww 5 - Ss | Boston 3, gsvis vive pl : Ey A OALIE'S adimsor’ 0.8 (winners a 22-to-21 margin. Open- Pro Basketball bounds, towering Bob Clayton 4 to 38. ave i. hosiBindBudos

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