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Free Throw Talent Gives Edge In Game Marked by 44 Personal Fouls

By JIMMIE ANGELOPOLOUS : Last night could be little more than just a reminder that! %% Shortridge snapped Crispus Attucks’ 12-game winning streak. The | resurgent Blue Devils’ 54 to 50 setback of the Tigers begins a month-long case of jangled nerves and hardwood headaches to be followed by four days of sectionals. The local sectional, the butcher shop that t sometimes finds | the

By KURT FREUDENTHAL, United Press Sports Writer Gary Froebel and South Bend Central, the two mighty northern West NIHSC Sher

lace, leading Indiana clubs, were running ome-two in the United Press poll of Jaen of the way. Big

statewide basketball powers today, although the “balance of power” Gastevich led the Devils with 15 rested further south. points. ? Froebel's Red Devils topped the rankings for the fourth consecu- | ml elisa. 8 te ft Kokomo sewhere tive week by virtue of their perfect record. They made it 18), 0 Logansport of the NCC split | straight last night, disposing of even in a couple of games against city rival Wallace, 42 to 37. | Central Indiana loop competition. South Bend Central, a state| Kokomo led all the way to | finalist last March, is riding a Elwood, 52-44, while Peru's CI |13-game winning streak, moving| leaders took a 40-37 double-overs

- the Bears ahead of New Albany time thriller from Logan's Bere N DAR !into the runner-up spot. ries. . But the down-staters had five A free throw by Phil Gligrist

outfits in the “Big Ten”-New Al- and a fielder by Phil Munsey de-

hrough 50-43. : TODAY \bany, Madison, ranked fours | cided the fracas. In, t passed Niner In ra opens neath to make it Ben Cook BASKETBALL | Winslow, Evansville Central and| [waa the sixth Feb, 22. got a point, John Ford got two!! Local High Schools lunbeaten Princeton, the last three. ekly UP poll: = For the next 30 days Short-| and Thomas made it 50 to 48, 40 No games scheduled. [rounding out the first ten. An-| 3—South Bend Central (14-1.

State Colleges 3-~New Albany (13-1),

1 Evansville derson and Muncie Central, the! §—Madison (13-3). Jadiess "ce "Ce at Southern Niinois cream of the North Central Con- Anderson (13-2). C ale),

35 sec ridge Will be one of the local %6cONds remaining. At teams whose net fortunes (5-8)|90ds. Ralph made it 52-48, then

| 6-—Muncie Central (13-3), coud Ward Sexson slipped under for ; UE | | carvonduiel oe state. ference, were fifth and sixth | Gary aan | (133) SO ciaie. on more gliter with two more. At 5 seconds, f — y aos ! i ti y HOCKEY held, a3 TOSPECtivEly, and Gary Mann Ageia hie (10-3). Wrigh . . . | . Springfield. h | ’ 9 Coach Jerry Steiner had his|y . it mage » op Attucks, Beech Grove's Hornets, third fanking bastethall fea § in the [oJNDIANAROLIS. Ww. Spr feventn. oY eii-Rasarded — Rag Shite Be Roogevalt boys ready as 4000 fans at Tech coun will entertain Sacred Heart's partans, third ran ing city | ; asper Drops Out | Terre Haute Gerstmeyer (9-3): N tle witnessed last night. You have| Shortridge won the game at the fi ". ht. The H ts have a 7.5 mark and the Spar. TOMORROW | Evansville's Golden Bears were Ba Hachmond ts: ipgiasaedte oi Ca ve, tomorrow nig i Morne . H P : Elkhart (11-85) d Tell City (13-0 to be ready to beat Coach Fitz- Ente-tapow Bue, hivtig 3 hy a tans have an 8.5 slate. Shown above (front row, left to right) are: | TY : Leeton the Teweomery to the elite this| Ener (11'S). and Tell City (13 hugh Lyons’ stalwarts. A field attempts ucks | Pourth round of ‘The Times - Legion wae splacing “slipping” "Jasgoal average of .339 helps, if it's| Axline hit all six of his gift shots, Coach Earl Overman, John Sigrerstaf Jim Fox, Paul Menden. golden Gloves toyrnament in National JOE LOR a Jia. Hermon Phillips Named urs. So does 269 mark, if| Shortridge had a gauie-tutal| hall, Joe Egbert and Don Cunningham. econd row): Norvel TBALL cennes and Evansville Bosse this Times State Service Jou, 3 mat {top of 42 points before Ralph re-| Wheatley, Ralph Cingo, Ronnie Henson, Bill Sahm, Bill Messer Cn Schools month, ANGOLA, Ind, Jan. 26—Her« [turned to help spank Howe 52 to and Tom McDonough. Broad Ripple at Washington New Albany mon Phillips, former head track a . 1 y and Madison clash 18 DUll's-eyes and Attucks got one| 3 1st week. Summary: | fea - ira EE grou in the top southern battle Friday, 0Ach 8t Purdue and Butler Uni more, but shot 73 times. Short-| Sheriridee (Fh = Orlssus Attucks (5) | Anderson Reserves and Purdue Extension Meet och Al Muncle Dentist. while South Bend Central risks yp 5 Ch, 10% "etl | Th aa ridge had Improved team play| Axline.f $s "i Thomas t § 3 8 | The Anderson College Reserves, pyrdue Extension cagers will PE at Srentng, | its slate against Mishawaka in College. and strength and it didn't have | gupplet 3 i a Wiiaon.! 3 ] {will meet the Purdue Extension meet Indiana Central Reserves Warren Central at Speedway. a Northern Conference tilt. Co to rely as much on Big Bill! Walkers $3 3fooks 3 {quintet tomorrow at 7:30 p. m. in : ' State Colleges | Froebel, which was given a Ralph's 20-points as it has in the Bie e * 2 2 3 Davia §e 3 2 |the Purdue Center Gym, 902 N Monday at 5 p. m. in the Exten- canterbury at, Tavior lease on lite by Lady ck last | Additional Sports, fexson.t 11 ght, {Meridian. The public is invited for sion gym. The game will be open rofessiona week in shading Eas icago past. Axline, Supple Star [Balente . 1 8 MDotsrs ys ree. ’ to the general public. wiVRIANAPOLIS OLYMEIANS Preidhoase. Roosevelt, rested comparatively Pages 28 and 29 y E Totals 18 18 20 Totals ———— I ————————— —————————————— 1 1 oS Bo DD ST T_T LD S——————_—— et ga a — Yet, Big Bill, who got eight of| | sliifumes score: Shortridge 3M. | _—— a — tuc

Pree throws missed: Shortrid 16 shots, had a healthy say-so at| Ralph 3, Walker 3 Eler. Baich. Crispus

the right times, He wasn't want- Aleks. Thomas 3, Wilson 4, Jewell “l ing ne the backboards, but nei- |, Referee” Bi Fit uvens. Omaie Umpire: Frank] 0 ati t F NO COST ther were Jack Axline and Dick! TTT incinn 0 ae SEER Supple, Late Purple Rolly y NO XII) Shortridge “won” the game in

the first five seconds but almost Tops Manual, 60-55 Butler Saturday lost it in the last five. Supple)

Washington came from behind hit the first one, added two more

me. Cont ONLY ridge led 34 to 22 at the inter. nd Sidney Tillery. The Conti- series with Butler. § {and 17 to 14 after eight minutes.

) mission. Two minutes after er" nentals had grabbed a 48 to 47 Tne Bearcats expect their back eight minutes later. | Bob Border led Washington’ vg | When the two get together in the a $ Team strength, revitalized dur-|ypig quarter spurt, hitting 12 of| F \c/dhouse at 8:15. anion m— ; » . ing Ralph's nine-game absence! Cincinnati, unbeaten in four in Ea Re ey - Nik ¥

in a row and Ralph got two field- ihe say} thos mutes “ de-/ Cats Expect a Ba he 4 7 a 1338 0 NO AERIAL WORRIES! - 1 lead in a "ey. Jumpe |scoring prep net tilt at od To Be Tough Foe - [ton last night. All season, the University of |v ~ Hitting six of 15 while Attucks got 4 of 22, Shortridge led 16 10] cinched v ictory, win fed. goats Cincinnati ‘basketball team has ‘ Fi oar lf hd Eh Cn D0 NO INSTALLATION COSTS! lead at the third quarter post|; . ., its B % half, Ral rode the bench with| oughest opposition from Butler. four Ralpher fouls. and came after trailing 35 to 30 at the half They will learn Saturday night ® his 17 points, high for his mates. |

last semester, was soothing to ¢ t d.| Mid-American Conference games, | Shortridge. Attucks hit three for LY ers Of Manual got 21, lea

17 and Shortridge one for eight in the third, but Shortridge kept

holds a one-game lead over) {ing his brother Dick and Hymie ’ Calderon, each with 11 points. {Western Michigan. The Bearcats, | Washington blazed at a .436/l0sers in only two of 27 games its lead, 42 to 31. {clip, hitting 24 of 55 field goal at-|last season, have dropped two Thomas, Davis Foul Out tempts while Manual hit well at to Du this season % 12 starts It got rough. ty- 1.338, with 22 of 65. to Duquesne and estern Ken-| = t a Forty-four “per It was Washington's sixth suc-|tucky. Ronals were called, all told. Don| ees in 13 games and Manual's] Last year here, Butler snapped | Thomas, the workhorse, and John seventh failure in 15 tilts, Sum-|a Cincinnati eight- -game winning|

Davis, the clutch hitter, joined mary: {streak with a 74-52 victory and | Bob Jewell on the sidelines. get-| Washington (60) Manual (35) {then lost 49-44 later in Cincinnati. | ting their fifth personals in the|morder.s 15 1% vf icaideron.t 15 1 ®fl Butler started full concentra-| last half-minute. Supple got his eH aedar. 4 $3 3 Smif 18 oition for the Bearcats today after fifth earlier, eDougal.g 3 2 3 Nvers. 5 1 «practicing on a catch-as-catch-Attucks hit nine of 19 attempts|Haines. ii Sfaernt 1 o jlcan basis earlier this week befrom the field, Davis hitting four|Serirame § 0 1 lavrences’ § § 4Cause of final semester examina-| of eight field goal efforts, in the | HA 8 1 2 tions.

hair-raising fourth. Attucks came — a =] 2 Il After the Cincinnati tilt, Butler | to 45 to 41 with four minutes to Totals 24 12 12] Totals 22 n 18 will await the invasion of Notre!

go and Ward Walker made it 47] 3p 0 ftime score: Manual 35, Washington (Dame next Tuesday night. { ¥ 7s to 43 at the automatic. Fret throws missed: 'Manual—Smith — wii tH G D - Kenny Eiler canned a free one order 2 MeDougsl: Ser Wasninetor| Mid American ES F [e] 1] BE af VIEW 1 and ind Ralph br broke e loose se _under-| neth Smock or = Edwards. Umpire: Ken-| (Basketball Stallings) Pia. OP A y L T iy 15 E [9] |} R CT —— Cineinn 0 000 260 169 Western. Sichigan 31 750 296 232 - Holy ¢ Cross Still on Top Role mere 1 4 08 1 0 . inch Tube SERIES C1] BBE Big 16-inch 1V NEXT GAMES

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tered this past week with the wreckage of recent top favorites. Gone from the Top Ten, perhaps temporarily, were such Decem- | Schedule Listed | i ber dynamos as St. John's, Kentucky and Bradley. | The Indac men's swimming| According to the Dunkel System, Holy Cross still held No. 1 team will engage Louisville Uni-| ranking MiB a Power Index of 82.4. This figure is considerably below versity in a dual meet next Sat-| Co that of last year's Kentucky five, |urday at 4 p. m. in Louisville. The | TEN NATIONAL LEADERS | which hit a high of 90.2, and senior girls also will travel to 1. Holy Cross ........ 82.4

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