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oF Return tis rt Seek to Regain ‘Zip’

Battle to 2-2 Tie With Flyers After Being Whitewashed 10-0 in Game af Cleveland

9 By BILL EGGERT

J J dering goalie, Terry Sawchuk.

Indianapolis hockey camp this week.

There's a lamp in the Caps’ window today for its wan-

Sawchuk, whose temporary work with the Detroit Red Wings probably is completed now, is due back in the

His return should bolster the Caps that have lost their

zip in the last two games. |

¥ night to gain a 2-2 tie with 'ng to separate the pair. the St. Louis Flyers here in’ the Coliseum after being white washed, 10 to 0, Saturday night in Cleveland. The team will be home for two weeks, meeting Buffalo Springfield twice before going to Pittsburgh Jan. 28. Cleveland is scheduled here Jan. 29, Still Hold Second The Caps kept their second- anapolis when he returns here. place position in the Western proqnwhile,

{New York.

jonly eight times. The lessons he has

burgh. | been scored upon 25 times.

next game against Buffalo here Wilson Thursday night. . Doran. Tustin

Ticials Rateree Red Dunn; Linesman, The 6375 fans last night got Hel Jackson

RE BY PERIODS

who has replaced the injured Red 1a Melons’ ald And —- Find Almas in the Flyer nets, made naaky Buskenburn. “Onin: 3 03 three sensational saves. Once heiajties — MeKay (ripping) 3:37 skidded 25 feet on his tummy to 9rd ‘ periods INDIANAPOLIS. Podolfreeze the puck against the side- Br. un board. Al Bacarri at 7:42 gave the Flyers their first goal in the open-

hing:

On The Ice

AMERICAN HOCKEY LEAGUE Western Division

A the puck that trickled in.

og Haldy, Wilson Fight oaaal 11 #1 i i " One fight livened the opening New York .. i it ? 4M period when the Flyers’ Pat Wil-/sosicn” See i | son and Gordon Haldy of Indian. Chicas oi ity © apolis fussed with fists after Re Eon .

Haidy had detained Wilson by| tugging at his shoulder with his,

stick. Wilson was bruised from RE op

Qlymps Drop Third Game To Syracuse but Keep Lea

Nationals Remain Bosses of Eastern Division With 82 to 69 Victory

Times Special SYRACUSE, N. Y., Jan. 16-The Indianapolis Olympians were headed for home today and a date with the Denver Nuggets in Butler Fieldhouse tomorrow night. But the Olymps still have been unable to cope successfully with the home-court supremacy of the S8yracuse Nationals. The Hoosiers yielded an 82-to-80 verdict last night to the Nats, undisputed bosses of the National! Basketball As-/™ sociation’'s Eastern Division, It was the third time the Olymps have bowed to the Na-; tionals, all games having been { played here due to the league's haphazardous scheduling. Despite’ the loss, the Olymps remained one full game in the lead in the Western Division. { Third Period Fatal

TATES LEAGUE

Membership Plan

2 State Colleges May

Last night's victory was the| Join Illinois Group

casiest of all three for the Nats, | Decision regarding membership Indianapolis virtually collapsed in the Illinois Intercollegiate Athbefore Syracuse's third quarteri/letic Conference will be made by drive. In that frame the Olym-/two Indiana colleges between now plans scored only nine points, and Jan. 29. while the Nats hit for 21. After, Indiana State and Ball that it wasn't close. The first half was a battle of Chicago to discuss entering the shooters. Big Alex Groza scored Tri-State conference, and to

Beard flipped in 12 to keep the six-member Indiana College Ath Olympians within three points of letic Conference. the well-balanced Syracusans, the, The Butler meeting also was over-all league leaders. attended by representatives of . Groza was. the game's high Butler, Valparaiso, St. Joseph's 4 scorer. Just nipping Syracuse's and Evansville. They will meet Dolf Schayes who had 23. Beard again March 19. No definite deended up with 18, cisions were reached yesterday It was Syracuse's 17th win on _ At the Chicago meeting, the two v the home court, where the East-' Indiana schools expressed “strong ern Division leaders are unde- desires” to join the Illinois loop. feated this season. {If they decide to join, the league Syracuse led 43-40 at the half, will be called the Tri-State ConIndianapolis began clicking in the ference, and the proposed Indiana fourth frame and outscored the COnference probably would be Nats 20-18, but it ‘was too late abandoned. Paul { Lefty) Walther the Olympians’ newest comer, played Irishman, Swede Enter

most of the second half, He clicked on two hook shots for Millrose AA Games 4 points, NEW YORK, Jan. 18 (UP). ii an pry Indiananells (40 Alf Holmberg of Sweden and / hares! “wl } $3chassars : 9 { John Rarry of Ireland will run in atkovies 3 3 Meh: hen.e 23 3. 43d annual Millrose A. A. ym - g fein 15 § 1 8ames at Madison Square Garden b oriey, : Sih e : {Beart ' 3 Je Jan. 28, meet Director Fred hollet 0 6 fiRvane.s 0 6 8 Schmertz has announced. . 1 ; anes. 34 § Weiter s 3 § | Holmberg, who will compete in ervit 13 _ the Wanamaker Mile, is a 20- : Totals 31 20 31! Totals » 0 year-old exchange student at the ¥ HBL Score — Syracuse 4), INDIAN. | University of Tennessee. Fs ' Miss abrracuse: Cervi ———————————

iio Jones a, ar Gunkel, Davis Team ‘sbacel and ane In Armory Tag Yeam . Ray Gunkel of Chicago and

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Pro Basketball

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{Fred Davis of Louisville will be 08. [teamed tomorrow night against ‘i ‘Ernie and Joe Dusek of Omaha. i Neb., in the headline tag-team { event in the Armory, Newcomer Waldek Kowalski of OB. [Detroit and Warren Bockwinkel, | '{the 250-pound St. Louis husky, te will meet in the supporting bout,

on. Casting ‘Notes

Indianapolis. Casting Club tournament

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he t although Referee Red) They had to fight back last’ Ee the best blows try-

Bawchuk scored his second’ vie-| tory in four games with Detroit last night as the Red Wings blanked the Rangers, 1 to 0, in It was his second! straight one-goal triumph after {losing two one-goal games. In the four games he was scored upom

{ learned ‘with Detroit should benefit Indi-

rookie goalie Jim Division with the tie last night Shirley has won and lost three but probably will lose it to Pitts-| cames with the Caps and has |

Defenas,

The Hornets, trailing Indianap-! ANAPOLIS: Goal, Shirley: olis by one point, are in St, do! kfubulh, Silane: Spares Bewsputs Louis tomorrow night and will hagas an, McKay. eid. entertain Cleveland Wednesday Hy oh, Sed Aid; Defense night before the Caps play their wiehowon * Me ‘Bacar, Spares Sellen. 114

good laughs with their tie game RANTES 3 = as St. Louis goalie Dan MacDon- ORING pumMMA ald showed his off-season hobby| First a ute: x bli Be must be swan-diving. MacDonald, | ia 17:13 a love jeh-

on Doran

R. Morrison: 3:40. Penalties 0.02

Study Conference

| State |yesterday sent representatives to)

17 of his 24 points, and Ralph Butler to discuss formation of a|

With Indiana

Appear on Court At Bloomington First Time in 37 Years

Times State Servies BLOOMINGTON, Jan. 16 ~- Loaded with a “little buckshot,” a Butler down here for the first time in 37 years today to take on Ind University's Hurryin’' Hoosiers tor night, ~ Since Ralph (Buckshot) O'Brien scored 33 points against IU in

basketball squad came

To Fail § in Second Ro

Minnesota-Wisconsin, Northwestern-lllinois, And lowa-Purdue Also on Schedule’ By ED SAINSBURY, United Press Sports Writer CHICAGO, Jan. 16—Michigan’s hot and: cold basketball team, victors over one of the Big Ten'’s top title favor. ites already this season, gets a shot at another prime con-. tender tonight, but it's probable the Wolverines will fall, short of another giant-killing performance. * Ernie McCoy's sometimes-good-sometimes-bad quintet meets Ohio State at Colum-/1,4iana at Ann Arbor. It was bus in the -highlight contest the first lose in 11 games fo he of a four-game Big Ten slate, Hoosiers Sama on 4: last And the league-leading Buckeyes, Toco? field goal by Charlie Mur 7 | ith Due x somites and Bob| ‘But it was unlikely that Michi tobe Tavared th knep thie Bon: uns” Bumrasomcs Doves

defeated record in conference ight d upset the Buckecompetition, [Sood nig + SOU Upaet:the X

eyes. Minnesota travels to Wisconsin| Saturday Ohio captured its sece

the Hoosier Classic last month the little guard was slowed down less important than the Michiga

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This isn't a tag dance. Nelson Podolsky, face hidden by arms, got a goal out of this mixup last | night as the Indianapolis Caps tied the St. Louis Flyers 2 to 2 in the Coliseum. Don MacDonald, the goalie (right) is so interested in the threesome that he failed to see the puck (below his left glove) trickle into the cage. Obstructing Podolsky are St. Louis defensemen, Eddie Nicholson (left) and Frank Melong (3). Nicholson and Melong were Cap players last season. |

Puck Score Mark Wabash Valley Tourney Tied by Thurier Draws Record Enrollment

45th Annual Two-Weeks' Session to Begin Baron Center Chalks Wednesday With Entry List of 122 Teams

{hockey world with six different

teams in t tere eams In three different leagues, —=.... tourney winners to the tral hosts Anderson Friday in|

Towa,

tional entry, will advance two pre- ence, league-leading Muncie Cen- 4441s Buckshot's 33 points.

Lost to IU in Classic

ing period and George Milligan... ....4 a» yh : By KURT FREUDENTHAL, United Press Sports Writer rr ans Tonight EE ame in! "ie Son, goa a 1143. scored 5 bishsrouss it it i # {38 i Up 579 Points The last preview before the storm-—the annual Wabash Valley will am a ty for their| Meet Wednesday in| both Cap goals, got his first at Cincianet Easiora’ DE #18 in After ‘15 seasons of hockey Tourney—and the wrap-up of the conference races will highlight|“big” scrap at Purdue next Sat-| Rich L. A Open 2:03 in the second period faking sterp Division = 09 hoboing, Freddie Thurler of the maine High school Jagtstball for the next three weeks. |urday night, MacDonald after getting a final buliale 3 ir $d {3 1h {8s Cleveland Barons reached a peak e 45th annua a oy session, a two-week affair, svill get| Compared with Indiana's 10-2 pass from Max Quackenbush. £2 ringheld pa 44 18 3 of achievement in the American underway at 15 centers Wednesday. By Saturday night only 16 overall record, Butler goes in Podolsky meshed the nets with! ershey Ia 1TH Nn 7 Hockey League today by tying survivorsgrom a record field of 122 outfits—14 more than last year— tonight's fracas with a mediocre Hogan, the two major / his second tally at 3:49 in the final ng ER 78, 1487 MIGHT the all-time league scoring record “il remain to shoot for the crown © =o “00 0 Ham. | 3-8 showing. One Bulldog loss was guys” of golfdom, head today for . in a scramble in front ot] SE . h gry 1 of 579 points. Which Monroe City’s Blue Jeans ale Jocesvalt takes on am- to J when the DE ooagion Los Angeles and their play-off for| i | whizzed | ested ig rn Pigs Hore wer Tak Abot. 8. Cincinnati 2 |, After Knocking around thei Vincennes, with a 14-team sec-| In the North Central Confer-| |33ua to 57, in the acer Classic

the 33-year-old Baron center, . Butler Coach Tony Hinkle prob-| finally hit the jackpot last night Terre Haute finals, only three another “bombshell special.” Both, |ably will start Reg Crockett at iwith an assist at 3: 15 of the final Wiens before the big state tour-|sport identical records of 11 vic-\senter against Indiana although |period. ’ ney gets underway, [tories against two losses. |regular center Capt. Ralph Chap-|

No less than four undefeated [their inf t beat : teams and at least one other club/affair morrow night |at a oven.) I beaten but once, were entered, 'be Hammond (11-3) |Hornets, but for Baron fans, the 28Suring a sizable reduction in Mann (9-2), the invaders risking . {outcome of the game meant noth-| the number of perfect-record their seven-game winning streak. ing since Cleveland is practically clubs. The unbeaten quintet) Vincennes Gets Breather out of sight as leaders of the were Ellettaville, Fillmore, Fon- Vincennes,” which has (Western Division. tanet and Patricksburg. Glenn's peating the drums in the Southern

| The Barons suffered’ “he of

will

Another outstanding northern... should be ready to go, hav-

in at Gary apie

recovered from a sprained

Holds Series Lead’

links history.

for another battle only slightly | ong league victory, a 61-to-51 de-

cision over Northwestern, comin (Ohio State clash while Northwest. co Beri oh: ors

{ern plays at Illinois and Iowa at| Wildcats led most of the game,

Purdue to complete the league nyt Ohio State mustered a might y schedule. Indiana meets Butler defense to hold Northwestern |at Bloomington In an “extra- scoreless for the final five mine \curgjeular match. utes . Meanwhile, Ted Jacobs, Tows Mentor Iii | Sehuit thar and Donham eracked e nets for 10 points in the final | The Iowa team will be onder | three minutes to triumph.

the direction of Freshman Coach! The Northwestern loss was the {Frank O'Connor, named as tem-|first in three league games and as

| with the flu. But he threw in 28/porary replacement for Lawrence| Wisconsin walloped Michigan, 53 points against Western Reserve Pops Harrison, who announced to 41, Ohio State moved into unlast Saturday night and will zero/he had been ordered by his phy- disputed first place. in his field goal eyes on the IU !sician to give up coaching for) {backboards tonight. He has scored 212 points in But- | ller's 11 games thus far this sea- S0n Was a 69-to-67 decision over conference center, again was the

{son for a 19.3 per-game-average,

| » Although they have lost two of an

{three Big Ten games, one by t {points to Michigan and the ther {last Saturday by one point to the Hoosiers are still a

Rehfeldt Star of Game Don Rehfeldt,

the remainer of the season. |

Michigans major win this sea-| Wisconsin's all-

star of the Badget triumph. He [looped 21 points for a total of 73 |markers for three games this year and thus continued far in front lof the ‘field in the league indi.’ H |vidual scoring race. The Badgers e or ayo were ahead all the way and at {times held a margin as large as |18 points.

Indiana dropped its second straight match, this time to Iowa,

65 to 64. Frank Calsbeek, Iowa PEBBLE BEACH, Cal, Jan. 16 center, hooked in 32 points, the

to! (UP)—Sammy Snead and Ben highest single game total in the

“color conference this year, to pace the Hawkeyes to the win. Indiana trailed most of the way but a laste minute rally fell short even {one of the richest pot o'golds In though Lou Watson, who scored 18 points for the Hoosiers, dropped They will meet Wednesday for four straight fielders before the {$4500 plus the gate receipts.- The gun.

[winner will get $2600, the loser Minnesota gave Purdue its sixth

{$1900, and they also get 50 peri siraight defeat, cent of the gate receipts. If the Skoog, the r-odiby de Wane (weather is good, a crowd of 10,193 points. The Boilermakers. led 000 is expected. (only briefly at 6 to 4 early in the

Snead finished the annual Bing| Crosby $10,000 national pro- pening on dropped steadily

Since Butler and Indiana got to-/amateur tournament yesterday in| |gether for the first time in 1900, a four-way tie for first place and|\\/ ste "Iu has won 17 of 24 games. Not collected $1,237.50 for his os and) . m Conference

BASKETBALL STANDINGS

{Pirates have tasted defeat just!c,nference by u in g Since the 1911-1912 seaSon has a| Hogan, ‘making his second try w hurt 3258 Ses Gams once, and favored Terre Haute defending state champs and then Butler team invaded Bloomington. since his near fatal auto accident Ohio State reeireans 3% Too gr 3 ! rier received an ovation Gerstmeyer has won nine of 11 jarain beat Madiso After Butler beat Indiana in the/of a year ago, finished out of the i le i i wl i if from the 8256 fans on hand when eraliing once-beaten a J He ju 81 in i In t a Bobb starts. [last Saturday, 52 to 51, will poe first two Hoosier Classics, IU money—but still playing good | i 1 ‘500 130 100 [he ound wing-mate bby 8o- Attica Looks Strong 2 “breather” at hapless Washing-| Coach Branch McCracken made it golf, he had a 72 yesterday com-| <3 1 se ai 13 inger with a pass which resulted Aifjca, runnerup in the Iast ton Frid The Hatchets bowed * Point to get Butler on Indiana's pared with Snead’s final 73. i sega i it in the second Cleveland score, y ay. e Halchels wi | i (PURDUE ooo 803 000 183 1 ™x two tourneys, also is a strong. rugged New Albany over the Fieldhouse floor. Hinkle obliged,| Deadlocked with the West vir-| ALL GAMES { ext stop for Thurier is the contender, having dropped only| week-end. 50 to 20 {now McCracken has to figure/ginia hillbilly for first place w Pet. Pts. OP new league record which he can three of 13 contests, Jasper ' (9-3) entertains Hunt-|%0me way to stop. Bucks way to stop Buckshot. money, were Dave Douglas, Wil-| |JNDIANA ceerreseans Bn i HB set when Cleveland tangles with The western division of the ingburg (3-7) tomorrow and |mington, Del.; little Jackie Burke, lows ceria 9 48 7 8% the Hornets at Pittsburgh next Northern Conference and the rSp'8 (<0) of W And goes (White Plains, N. Y., and Smiley Wiconttte 8 3 70 83 see Wednesday. The record which he North Central loop offer the ‘best 3s BvaRsv] . xn ge (6-6) Friday. dds Favor Pe |Quick, Los Angeles. Along with Northwestern ~ $ 131 1 equaled was set in 1948 by Les league games this week. ou ere in the SIAC, Princeton |Stamming Sammy, they each com-| | Minot oir 8 i 881 i 2% Cunningham, a former Baron, Gary Froebel. which made it (11-0) hosts Evansville Memorial piled 214 totals, three strokes: = = = ~~ ttttte ‘ 4 43 ol Providence maintained a shaky 13 straight wins last Saturday by a tomorrow, while New_Al pied than the rest of the closely Big 10 Scorin position as eastern division lead- cutting down city rival Wirt, 39 00Y (11-1) also goes against Nn attle oni [brmened field. 9 er with a 6-to-2 victory over Cin- to 31, takes its record to East Memori*l Friday. On Saturday, Buona , pay Evansville Central's fdly-im- red: coc IO I IE cinnati while the Buffalo Bisons Chicago Roosevelt's league-lead- ! rapidly-im- + aselis, Northwestern Hh 138 were dropping a 3-t0-2 Ut to Her. ers Friday. The Rough Riders, PTOVINg Bears (0.3) host Bloom- ST. LOUIS. Mo. Jan. 18 (UP) Irish- Oklahoma Adin 18188, shey. tamed for their football teams, 'P8ton (7-6). —Champion Willie Pep of Hart. iin Cina aR New Haven came on with three have dropped only one game so Upstate, South Bepd Central ford, Conn., was a heavy favorite Game Undecided | Bennitoner. Ohio. State 3 15 15 48 13 {goals tn ‘the final period to beat far. Froebel also has a league 11-1) Will shoot for two more to retain his featherweight crown Rn ME iss a Springfield, 3 to 1. date with Emerson Wednesday, victories this week, against Michi-|in a 15-round title fight with BUFFALO, N.Y, Jan. 18 (UP) Calsbeek, ANA i Hn" 4 bo? FA gan City in a Northern League Challenger Charley Riley of St. — Edward (Moose) Krause, Notre — tilt tomorrow and against weak Louis tonight. {Dame director of athletics, has OWL Hohman To S West Siders Shelbyville Saturday. | Man-to-man betting favors the termed “premature” reports that BOWLING. INSTRUCTION Latay ette Jefferson's Broncos | Classy Jute Italian scrapper any- his school has signed a three-year MON. and FRI, 10 A. M. lo Noon and once-beaten West Lafayette Where from 1-to-2 to 1-to-4 over contract to play the Universit With 1701 : Zavako e renew their rivalry at Purdue bis Negro opponent. of Oklahoma in ¢ V| Mow thew it. 20. Kh dN x ™ ma in football. [tomorrow. | e battle at Kiel Auditorium, | Krause, whose Notre Dame oF REWAY RECREATION Sund Niaht Pl press vs. radio battle Bob Wil-| Home-floor advantages and Bob Starting at 9:30 p. m. (Indianap- pasketball team lost to C isi 117 W. 34m St WA. 9977 unday Nig ay L lis Ti RRA, \lams and Les Koelling hit 983 Leonard's 31 points gave Terre ©lis Time) will be the third:53 to 50, here Saturday night, Runs True to Form [pins between them to swamp the Haute Gerstmeyer a 53-to-46 vic- Championship bout here in the sajq that he and Coach Frank, ————————— or he radio team of Gene Kelly and !OTY over dangerous Richmond Past 15 years. A near-record Leahy both had conferred with indianapolis NOVELTY Headquarter By GENE LAWSON Luke Walton who could belt only Saturday. Eliminated from the Sate of about $52,000 or more Oklahoma Coach Bud Wilkinson. TRICKS SOUVENIRS Sunday night bowling _which'639 unbeaten roster over the week- has been predicted. | “I don’t deny that we are talk- = seldom produces anything sensa- One of the season's oddest hap- ®"d was little Whiteland, which] A crowd of 10,000-plus Is ex- ing the matter over,” Krause said JOKES — NOVELTIES tional ran true to form last night. penings took place at the Fox-|Won 11 games before losing to Pected to see tHe scrap between However, nothing has been CAPLAN’S Except for the West Side Sin- Hunt last night. Team No. 5 of the|Unlon. 41 to 34, in the Johnson the shorter, more rugged Riley signed and we're still in the 143 'N. ILLINOIS ST, gles and the Dezelan Doubles F. H. Mixed had every one of its County tourney. and the polished Pep. talking stage.” '\ OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS Classic the night was almost a members post games of 128 on! TT They finished up their pre-fight | TT - mem——— total loss. The {former event their first time around. The team (training with light tapering-off winds up next week-end but Dez- is composed of only four keglers, poring for County |drills yesterday. Neither expected | CROSSWORD PUZZLE elan has two more weeks to go. two men and tw \ |to encounter any difficulty in d two women. Basketball Tourney making the 126.pound weight Answer to Previous Puzzle

At the West Side plant, Dutch’ WEST SIDE SINGLES TOU RNAMENT

Hohman is currently riding on top puien mor na KAY Jewelry 1991 WEDNESDAY Nigar {Hmit. | of the pack with a 1701 total for Tommy Zavakos. Mu ig97 Game P.M. | In the semi-final will be Gene Don itchell, D ° his eight games. But someone can Curt San Bon 1. Jamil 6:00—Speedway vs. Lawrence Parker of Indianapolis, Indiana, easily overtake him next week be- 3°0r® oR Tig classic 1642 Central. lightweight champion. cause Dutch has finished his par- = andicap Divisio 2 7:30—Ben Davis vs. Warren — ticipation in the match as each Mies Ss ni Bova oe1-30 4 13 Central. lo a ’ op Rll Fry-Norman Britto 1 3 , f kegler is permitted only eight Waiter Pars Beri oion 1184 is His 3 9:00—Pike Township vs. South. games. Rocky: Pieelone- Jack oo ran 1183-123—130% pert. (Actua iyisien) Four Pins Behind Carl McAfee-Robert 1213 THURSDAY NIGHT . . Russ Collins-George Croft 120 Tom Zavakos of Muncie wound Waiter Park-Earl Eggert ' {15 4 7:00—Frankiin Township vs. up his efforts only four pins be- Rdckv-Plccions-Jack Curran 118 hind Dutch t 7 /J0nn Deseian Walter Glososs 1178 Decatur Central. 1ind Dutch by knocking over 1697 LAST NIGHTS LEADERS 5 8:15—Beech Grove vs. Winner pins, Hohman's high game in his . ... o. vet. Dajawbre 5 owt 813 Game 1 set was a 217 affair his sec ond Oene Paynter, VPW re Bow sii ! . time around and his lowest was 2° vy. Murrow's Pharmacy 4H FRIDAY. AFTERNOON | TODAY a 176 count in the opener. He Blum mer an av on Mand 0 6 3:80 Winners Games 4 an * RASRETRALL dropped beluw 200 only three baal Brion, T0 Rox. Hunt Mixed + $08.7 1—Winners Games 2 adi” atm iii, ly ) john Hodwes. Oxford Inn © 808 FRIDAY r oR mes Ralph Dyar, Darko Cleaners Mixed ... ®s NIGHT 4 s Lot . Bloomington byvill In the Dezelan Doubles event, N CYS Nha ners Mixed wl 8:30—Winners Games 6 and 7.| Rose Poly at Hanover Mike Comella and Paul Brown Rash Qiiespi io Paes een | BEC Amro & abt Oakland City. wrested the lead from Mike Mas- Rober: Crook: Aqtk Bread © ou t Leo Hart to Ge Bis Ten cari and Mike B dy Beamon, Bethel Men's n a 0 t fons, at Purdue IB and Mike Bova, Comélla and Lee Saffell, Packard Indpls. Mixed prthwestern ot t Illinois. rown swatté tie Colli innesota a sconsin 1081 to. add ed an actual total of kiliecCocihs, Link Beit 5 Lineman Award | Michigan: at OMe State 0 ad 0 their handicap of Bo » Berhhard dt, 8ki-High Junior 81% TOMORROW

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