Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 January 1950 — Page 21

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piloted the 1 to a penctory in the ue in 1949,

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PRAIRIE, A LR. n a Texas’ Major Event were willing to concede today that “next season” has arrived a FIVE: Good prospects for office —Pisk _16-2-0 fr View (7-3-0 Holida Bale nat” tourneys little early for the Wildcats’ powerful basketball team. buildings. ‘ . . ee >. == “ ps aks 2 30 8 y i y al $0 hn A for the teams that must play Kentucky dur- The ‘Iron Age estimated the Sr a war Yen sa EE SR TI fe REG a A OMS. uh ingots PPerasyy : Feason i WOFESWD Tr the RSipeqt Fell Or H- BURY Week." XE Line ek ar HEART DR de re est prema Roping the. id ok would take’ Ty ek, off 9 points from Fe aK 1

Twelve holiday bowl

expected to draw nearly a half! . million fans to football stadia in sunshine belt” today.

“the

Ranging from Florida west to} California, and extending even to Hawall, the New Year's classics featured only two of the four major teams which went through the 1949 season undeSitting on the

Teated and untied.

Lineup of Bowls

Edge ver ver 050

At New Orleans By EARL WRIGHT

: Press Specs Writer NEW w YORK. ‘Ju Jan. 2. (UP)—

games

Day

toon 0 ON vet tog Chie State ey 3), a . -

" Crispus Attucks Basketball. Tigers were

Meting aie sixth straight victory of the season today

The steel industry's 1949 produe_{tion topped any prewar year by millions of tons and its “order picture continues to look good,” The Iron Age said recently. Output for 1949, the national metal working weekly predicted, will be ¥ery close to 77.5 million net tons of ingots and steel for castings; while finished steel ship. ments for 1949 will exceed 57 million net tons. While not a record —because of the partial satisfaction of demand pent-up during the; war, the spring recession and the steel strike-—this year's produc-| tion topped the boom year of 1929 by 14 million tons and was also! better than any other prewar year. Predicting that high level oper-| {ations between 85 and 95 per cent

re 4 of capacity will continue at least’ caroline uaa, oie eo Aon in She four-feam holiday 3 ny at Ca ol. igers, who lost a one point decision to Sher. | through next March, the magdan in their first game of the yeor, faced a : Jigen in the first game at 1:15 p. m. Manual |i "lointed out that “the steel naxx 3-1) vs. aw Mugen i» rain was slated to meet Deaf School in the second game with the consolation game beginning at 7 p. m. ‘order picture continues to look - i Naw Ohlpatsc-Okishumi and the finals at 8:15 p. m. Shown above are (left to right, first row) Norman Edelen, John Ford, good.” with cancellations “practi-(10-0- abc, Loan State 8-3-0), 1:45 John Davis, Robert Jewell, Raymond Twyman ‘and Don Thomas. fSecond row) Charles Williams, cally nil” i PN BOWL EI Pago. Texas George: | Chester Dorsey, Bennie Cook, William Ray, Kenneth Wilson and Robert Wright. {Third row) Coach 3 Hopeful Factors Hogs W i 0. Siooo. 3 | Fitzhugh Lyons, Richard Murray, Paul Middlebrooks and Assistant Coach Ray Crowe. The Tigers As the year ended, it added Rn is wottora| are currently fied with Tech for the city leadership with a 5-1 mark overall, (there were at least the follow(11:00 vs, Pigride ior A ~0, 18,000 wm— - | Ing oe porto business prospects 1:30 p. m, jon the orizon; out 84 f d Rr | Holiday Cage Powerful Kentucky Faces | ONE: Tremendous pubic works GATOR BOWL, Jacksonville, | plans. aryiand (1-1-0) vs. Missouri a A k C = $ { TWO: Continued ‘heavy b Cm. (CST). uying 9, I gress - Tourne on Ta rkansas in Cage Feature |". mory a : va 8 cE Jew a Fad oh io wm STi ys p Wildcats Hailed as National Title Threat | THERE: New rond-building McMurry (Tex. (7-2-1) vs, i Valley | . . . * WER ost ves CE ees Martinsville - Books After Winning Annual Sugar Bowl Classic = Four: A nigh level of housing

Bare, Srenpie 3 34 Ky Bayler ionio

top powerhbuses, Notre Dame and Army. ’ But the other two, California Bedford and East Chicago Wash- uation of the NCAA champions

and Oklahoma, were slated for ington were guests, action in the bowl ghmes which ‘dianapolis, where four city outsee some of the nation’s fits—Crispus finest post-war players end their Heart, Manual and Silent Hoosiers had to admit that Kentucky is

collegiate football careers.

At Pasadena, Cal,

a crowd of

100,000 will - watch All-America , Guard Rod Franz and Bob Celeri, a quarterback who holds almost ck University of California offensive record, lead the undefeated Bears against Ohio State in © the 36th Rose Bowl game.

Includes 19 Seniors

Celeri and Franz, who will be with the Kokomo meet, trouncing playing their last game, make California a six-point fa-to 42.

helped

NEW YORK, Jan. 2 (UP)

“Major tourn Martinsville,

ys today were at Franklin, longer to recover from the grad

where Alex Groza, Ralph Beard and Co. But in the wake of the WildSugar Bowl triumph. you

and at In-

Attucks, Sacred cats’

a national title threat this year. Other tourneys were slated for) Walloped Bradley Decatur and Sheridan.- | After beating Villanova, one Meanwhile, Anderson and ,of the East's leading independent Muncie Central from the North teams, on a last-minute field goal! Central Conference, and Conners- by Jim Line in the opening game, ville of the. South Central loop, Kentucky handed Bradley a 71-66 emerged triumphant in Satur whipping in the championship day sessions. Anderson Triumphs Anderson, as expected, ran off

|==vied for honors.

ER Bradley is the team that Coach Adolph Rupp of Kentucky said was going to be the best collegiate five in the nation this year. That was back a couple of weeks ago when the Baron of the

the host Wildcats in the final, 53 The once-beéeaten Indians

. ‘Kentucky's fearful

future rivals construction.

sth-In Indiana, Loyola (II) CNY. Bradify-Drake, Hamline-Oakland, because of the Christmas holiday Butler-De Pauw, Canisius-St;| shutdowns.

Louis, California - USC, UCLA>| Hits Price Probe Stanford, Oregon - Washington , . The trade journal reported State, Washington - Idaho, St. that Sen. O'Mahoney “may re-

Mary's-Santa Clara, Holy CrossBoston College, Nebraska-Kansas State, Oklahoma Aggies-Wichita, Utah-Colorado Aggies, and Utah State-Denver.

gret his action in calling for a steel price investigation.! Staff members of the Joint Economic {Committee who are now gather. ing data for the forthcoming {hearings on_steel price increases,

Prisoners Blame |it added, “are finding little” to

{support the .Senator’s position.

‘Sneak’ Play for Moreover, “one prominent gov.

G id B | L ernment economist told the Iron {Age that the steel industry's pri- | ri ow oss mary mistake was that it did o NOt raise prices as much as producers of other basic commodities..."

WALLA WALLA, Wash, Jan. 2 (UP) — A “brazen” quarterback

vorite despite the loss of starhad foo much all-round savvy

Bluegrass also was siying that sneak, of sorts, was blamed for|

Cost of - steel

into an

halfback Jack Swaner. The vet- for Kokomo, and for New Castle eran Ohio State squad included in the preliminaries.’ The Trojans, 19 seniors, headed by Guard who inflicted the only loss to An-P George Toneff, Center Jack Lin- derson early in the campaign, lost|

his soph-laden squad would be * ‘a a surprising upset in the

pretty good team-—next season.’

Long Island U., which became played at the state Prison yes'a national power by thrashingiterday.

ninger, Quarterback Pandel Savic to the Tribe, 67 to 56.

and All-Big Ten Fullback Fred - indie Bearcats put, on tucky last week, faces weaker _ Morrison.” jing Tustin 56, rali-to_nip; opposition tonight in Muhlenberg.!

bow out at Dallas, Tex.

The most publicized player will]

where

Charley (Choo Choo) Justice will lead North Carolina against Rice, the Southwestern conference king.

America

Justice and his teammate, All: igun sounded was End Art Weiner,

will

Other. leading games include] Y. U.~Dartmouth, ColumbiaMichigan State-Indiana,

INew Year's Eve extravaganza. ‘Trailing 56 to 48 with a minute 0 to go, the Muncies stole the ball OTe8on

Loyola repeatedly to score, and Center John Wallisa's fielder as the final Wall. Brigham Young- Bawling| the payoff. Green, Wyom in g-Denver, an

Muncie shaded Ft. Wayne South North Carolina.

play for the South team in the in the afternoon, 50 to 47, thereby Maryland-North Carolina.

senior all-star game at Jackson- rocking the Archers from the unon Jan. be their

ille, Fla.,

Rice game will

appearance for North Carolina. &# SCC rival, _The well-balanced Rice team was finale, 46 to 43.

7. but the final|

"a TY%-point favorite to maintain]

its. record ‘of never having

a bowl- contest. The Owls have an all-senior line, headed by End Jim (Froggie) Williams and Center Joe Watson. Justice failed to lead North 'Carolina to victory in two previous

bowl

lost|

#ppearances. The Tarheels.

will retire his No. 22 jersey after the game and if he fails to hang

it up with a victory,

Choo Choa.

will think he was misnamed.

Sooners Favored

New Orleans,

Oklahoma

Other Leading Games Leading games during the remainder of the week include: TUESDAY — Columbia-Oregon, |Oregon State-Washington State, ! ————————————————— .|San ~Francisco-North Carolina, {Wyoming - Colorado, A r i zona Injured Boxer ~~ Istate-Duguesne. | WEDNESDAY — Notre Dame-| Slightly Improved ‘Butler, Loyola (Ill) - Brigham NEW YORK, Jan. 2 (UP)— Young. De Paul-Oklahoma Ag-

beaten pedestal. { Connersville edged Greensburg, in the Shelbyville

ies, Hamline - Hawaii, Oregon Vincent Nardiello reported ey 8 that Boxer eo Is Vingo oid State-Washington State, Missisi red” hb sipi State-Kentucky. ‘definitely improved ut still on THURSDAY *— NYU - Temple,

th itical list at St. Clare's Hospital. 3 ° {Columbia-Princeton, Ham lineYoung Vingo of the Bronx suf- Hawaii tered a brain contusion Friday FRIDAY — |when knocked out by heavyweight USC-Stanford. {Rocky - Marciano of Brockton, ton State,

California-UCLA, Oregon-Washing-Washington - Idaho,

h 4 Mass, at Madison Square Garden. Kansas-Oklahoma, Denver Utah, opes to make Louisiana Its| nargietio of the New York Box- State, Utah-Colorado. aceond Straight Sugar Bowl, Ing Commission's staff said the, SATURDAY — Notre Damevictim. - The Sooners. 73 point ,.. yugic of Vingo's left side had Michigan State, Dartmouth-Cor-

favorites, were almost dwo deep in offensive strength alone.

Seniors tackles

the

team Wade Walker and West and backs Darrell and George Thomas,

include Stan __ Royal | four of the

finest players in Oklahoma his-, tory. —A crowd of 82,000 was ex-| © pected for the climax of the Sugar, Bow! sports carnival.

Missouri,

hungry for a bowl|

triumph. after. four failures. since! 1940, will match its spilt-T attack against Maryland, another split. T! team, in the 'Gator Bowl at Jacksonville,

The game was rated a toss. up| and the 25,000 fans expected Mis-|

souri runner Winfred Carter and Maryland--passer Joe Tucker to

‘provide a good part of the ac-|

tion.

Six-Point Choice

Kentucky was rated a six-point choice over Santa Clara in the Orahge Bowl at Miami but the little West Coast school planned

show

the expected 55, 0007 customers a. team of “iron men,”|

‘all of whom are seniors, except Fullback Saxon Wraith and Quar-| terback Johnny Pasco. In other contests, Georgetown |

‘will play Texas Western in the! gp A. Sun Bowl at El Paso, Tex.; ny

Me-

Murray plays Missouri Valley in the Oleander Bowl at Galveston, Tex.; Tempe (Ariz) State plays

host to. Xavier. O, in the Salad| 32 - Bowl at Phoenix, Apiz.; unbeaten 34 Grant

Wofford meets Tallahassee, Fla.,

State

in the Cigar

24, |

plays undefeated St. Vincent in}

the Tangerine Bowl at Orlando, | 47 Bind ¥Fla.; Fisk tackles Prairie View tn 49 Decoration - the “Prairie Bowl at. Houston! 50 Insect larva Stanford meets the 51 Injure. University of Hawaii in the Pine- 53 Divide

- and

apple Bowl at Honolulu.

SCORE IN 238

Bowl at| 38 Paradige ; Tampa, Fla; Emory and Henry, 39 Note of which crushed Hanover, 32 to 0, f in the Burley Bowl on Nov.

Purdue-Northwestern, Min-

(diminished partially, and, that he nell, Ohio State-

was having longer intervals of nesota - Marquette, consciousness. Illinois,

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third| going classic/ automobile, the weekly said, will

rise $6 to $8 a ton initially as 2 result of the recent boost in steel However,

arnual “Stone - Bowl”

“We wuz robbed!” shouted the, Prices. All-Stars after losing to the | specifications, it is possible that 'Hiornets T fo 6 The Hornets the AVErage steel gost increase to refusing comment, retired to their the automobile industry may be cells to enjoy the Stone “Bowl Somewhat less than §8 a ton. trophy, a stalk of fresh bananas.

» ~ » JHE HORNETS were pre-game

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favorites in tobacco betting} MANUFACTURER among the prisoners, but the lodds switched in favor of the ® {All-Stars when three Hornets Complete were locked up for “bad conduct.” §| Elevat Mai Furthermore, the Hornets lost evator Maintenance their star quarterback, “Speedy Throughout Chuck” Corey, who escaped from ’ the prison arm ast week. | The State ~~

BLT THE HORNETS drafted “Tricky Jack” Egan from the All-Star ranks, leaving the de-| fending champions without

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105 Polio Deaths in '49 Stenographer Helen Sartory. 48, has a $15000 ax to grind with Indiana he~''h authorities and tne International Order of AX the general public looked ahead Grinders. today and hoped the new yeal Miss Sartory charged in a dame age suit that fellow ax-grinder BH ATR Ah Reto iE An iro 105 persons died of the disease in PY the order. Mr. Manntk be1949 and 1014 were strioken with came confused in his steps, it. It was an all-time record both tripped Miss Cartory and she in deaths and incidence. The pre- fractured her right shoulder when vious worst year was 1940, I she fell, the suit said. there were 79 deaths and fewer She also named Mr. Mannik as than 900 cases, a de fendant,

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