Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 January 1950 — Page 6

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rowd of 1962 Sees

1 Knockout; 2 TKO’s, 14 Narrow Decisions

Senate Y's Herman Shead Puts Kayo On Opponent in 1:38 of First Round

By JIM HEYROCK

Less talented youngsters have dropped along the way and from here on it's good physical condition and months of hard training that will pay off for those seeking one of the

16 Times-Legion Golden Gloves Championships.

Evidence that only the top fighters now- remain in th tournament to make their final bids for amateur ring glory

was presented last night as the

Times-Legion committee staged Ing team. Tucker landed punch the fourth round of its 1950 tour- after punch to Denton's left eye ney and only one knockout and until it was nearly closed. Referee two technical knockouts occurred. Rodgers stepped in and stopped

A crowd of 1962 watched the the fight at 1:35 of the second.

young scrappers in 20 bouts tan-|

Del Pfaff, Ace Exterminating, gle In the Nation! Guard Armory. poured punches over Bob Wil It was no easy evening for Judges llams until the referee intervened Ed Clemens, John Krukemeler,/8t 1:52 of the first round and

James Krukemeler and Frank stopped the bout.

Arford, and Referees Roy Rod-| gers and Lou Thomas.

Judges Have Task

appear.

The fans saw a miniature of jone of last year's champions in the 118-pound Novice Class. He is George Anderson, Douglas-Hill They were called upon to hand CC, brother of last year's Open down 14 decisions, some being| Welterweight champ, Andy Anso close they could have been|derson, His movements and style decided by the flip of a coin. Were exactly like his brother's, Three of the fights ended in de- except that he is a portsider, as faults when fighters. failed tohe won a decision over Pearson, Northwestern

Six of last night's battles were Golden Gloves Results

in the Open Class. Two were won by default and the others by close decisions.

Donald Carpenter, Leeper’'s g

Gym, took an impressive victory

OPEN CLASS

160-pound —LDonald Carpenter, Leeper Gym, decisioned Australia Easley, Benate Avenue Y, + - . 160-pound—Wayne Brooks, Oreenfleld | Boys Club, won by default over Charles I'nomas, unattached | 160-pound-~Robert Twiss, Logan Boxin oy, Leeper

over Australia Easley, Senate Club, decisioned Harry H

Avenue Y. in the 160-pound di-| vision of the Open Class. It was chiefly superior condition and

Baffles Opponent

Easley, a stocky southpaw, baf-| fled Carpenter during the firs round and was successful in land-|

Jeft jabs and right hooks. Harry Hood, one of the favor. |

ites of the 160 Open, was neatly iRhodius beaten by Robert Twiss Of thelr CE. decisioned Charles Paderr Wok:

180-pou t Club, decision werminating . 160-pound ~Kirth Vance, Ace Exterm ! fng his looping left to Carpen- | ieruinaiing « - Wn ~~ ter's body. But in the second and|aym, Gecisioned en | wiminsting, third rounds, Carpenter who *\is-peund tee /. { terminating, “ wasn’t even breathing ard | Sonata ins. docfilooed Isaac Bummer

moved in with his short] 155. dh E the end, m ! oun George, Anderson. Douglas.

ym 178-pound—Jim Cryll, Washingt 2A Jor lsioned Thomas KEckels, Dousias- milf |

178-pound-—Willle Crawford Leeper's an st C ater {Qim, won by default over Charles Jones, d ability that won for Carpenter. |sen oF

2-pound--Bob Johnson, Leeper's

NOVICE CLASS

hwestern CC

ortl 118-pound —~Charles M minating, decisioned Richard “Crady,

Logan Boxing Club. While no ou h Holloway,

great master of the art of boxing, Twiss was In excellent condi-

tion and put plenty of heart Into {i Sond ufor ~-pound-— Bob Tuck 8 lanswer-—a " «fy v. "Rar upd—figh, Tucker, Senate Avenue passing defense in 1:35 of the secon

his work,

He had his opponent in serious Ace Exterminating, n

trouble in the thihd round whe

he caught Hood on the ropes and»

laced his tired body with lefts) and rights, 175-Pounder Defaults

Jim Crull, Washington AC,

Thomas Eckels, Douglas-Hill Community Center, in the 175pound Open Class. In the same division, Willle Crawford, Leep-| er's Gym, default over Charles Jo te Avenue Y,| Jones, a veteran of the Novice! Class last _ye'r, sald he was

injured hand. Clulh won by default when

Avenue row, Ace Exterminating

ynd-—Jos { A declaioned Pred Eawards “Bovelas: | stock - Pou raha! Sims, Washington AC,

un 147-pound Herman Shead. Senate Ave. ue Y, knocked oul hebert or a: Notihe enst Community ©C, In 1:38 of rend.

nd~Robert Kennelly,

oy: 5 gp Robert y \nson, | F resident and Ex-Coach lke Duf-

1 Dial. Ack Swtarmineies 8 look good. Ike quit when he

punched out a decision Over | i iached. in 1:52 Be

unable to appear because of in| Don Morrison, team captain out with a broken foot for a month, Wayne Brooks, Garfield Boys ..,.1v will return to action tomorrow night when the Indian-| Charles Thomas, unattached... i. Cans meet Cleveland in the

failed to appear. {Collseum.

Superior condition and a year of strenuous conditioning paid off for Bob Johnson, Leeper's

The Caps are in Pittsburgh tonight protecting their slim two-| . point advantage in the American Gym, in the only 112-pound Ope [Hockey League's western division. |

Irvin Relford (right), wades into Ken Romain ckground. The battle was in the 160-pound Novice Class.

Tech, Undefeated in City Play, to Entertain Cathedral Glenn, Fritchton Top Attraction on 7-Game Hioh School Cage Card Push Into Finals

Thomas is in the

Olymps Trample Packers, 91-18

Win Gives 4-Game

Lead Over Anderson! By FRANK ANDERSON The Anderson (meat)

Nathaniel CC,

Gym, | 465 ioned Ronnie CGsarard, Washington

nd--Paul Booker, Seymour Boys 4 ed Nelson Alvares. Ace 4

Romaine, Jackson's Ra ford, "Ace ¥x-/ing customers. The win gave the Olymps a fouF-game lead over the City games, “'% packers in the western division Victory over Bill Ralph-less Shortlof the National Basketball As- ridge Jan. 18. The Irish are coming. They lost to Lebanon 54 to

nnett, Ace Ex-

{ The Packers made one mistake: 33 {They forgot that the Olymps ca {run faster than a chorus girl's like the chorus - girl, be harder to catch. Tinsley, Ace Exterminat- | Doxie thought he had the right] Two city-county battles loom.

He washington, jostled by Broad Ripple last night, goes to Warren Central and Sacred Heart enterltains Franklin Township. Warren - (had too much of Ray Stewart last & night as the Speedway skyscraper The Srat’ Quaress sade Packe: hit 26 of the Plugs’ 40 points, Speedway winning 40 to 37 from

d/was right up to a point. {Olymps are like race horses in {that they like to run, not trot.

1: the first 1-pognd James ompson, Senate, « won by defsult over Floyd -

was ahead. He master-minded the {Packers to a victory over the! high-flying Syracuse

team over to Doxie. Doxie to face the Ol

{the Packers ragged. Doxle revised his strategy In last night. the second quarter and turned! Howe has lost eight of 14 {on the pressing defense to hold games to date and Ripple has the Olymps to 18 points while the split in a dozen. Packers were getting 26. Mean- | while, Charley Black, the Packer center, was taking good care of | Alex Groza, holding the local big pit one-third of its shots to hand {gun to seven points in the first washington a 51 to 34 setback at {the Continentals’ floor last night.

e and they both

Washington Travels to Warren Central; Deaf School Plays Host to Gary Edison By JIMMIE ANGELOPOLOUS

: Photos by! Lloyd 2 3 Robert Twiss of the Logan Boxing Club had just had a right bounced off his chin by Harry Hood when this shot was snapped. Twiss won by a dicision.

fall to the canvas. Referee Lou

|the fleld 20 to 8 to maintain|the foul stripe for the margin of

their 6-2 slate, good for a first- victory. as | The winners tried 49 field goal] Terre Haute Sidelined |place deadlock with Anderson in attempts while the loseds attempt-

the NCC. Muncie’'s Jim Mack and|eq 57. Sacred Heart has a 9-5 With Worthington

Cathedral could make its backers forget its young, growing john Wallisa hit layups for a 4mark while Beech Grove has 7-6. TERRE HAUTE, Jan. 27 (UP)

pains at Tech tonight.

“that out last night when the city victory No. 6. It's the only The Cards increased it to 33 to Only Moriarity punctured Tech’s| — ting decisioned Bob Gustin, Ace kx. | Olymps dropped them, 91-78, in local five undefeated in city 23 at the three-way mark but frigid play, hitting for 13 markers.! Totals 17 18 13! Totals Butler Fieldhouse before 7629 pay- skirmishes. |

Cathedral has won two of six including ‘a 41 to 37 t© 32 at the automatic.

Dec. 28 but toppled the Tigers

44 to 37 a week ago. Since 1934, Tech has won 14 of 19 tilts from the Irish.

Stewart Paces "Plugs

Warren in an overtime.

Deaf School, winner of half of

its dozen games, entertains Gary last week and then turned the Edison and Pike Township is host ‘Out’ left to Jackson Township. Hitting the . They road will be Broad Ripple, going 4 I 52 points north to Noblesville, and Howe, o... vi)is today held little math- Hornets knotted the count at the games. Manual has won half of to 43. fn the first quarté* and running heading south to New Albany, [pasted soundly by Madison's Cubs

Rockets Win, 51-34

Broad Ripple's basketball team

— Class fight of the eveaing. He. pyrohureh and St. Louts both are The pressing . business went, —Out-hit--22 to nine from the slapped out a victory over Ron- i,.4 tor third place.

nile Garard, Washington AC. Uses Left Jab

along smoothly until the Olympsigaq. Washington could not stop

Cleveland comes to town tomor- ironed it out with a fast break pig pave Jessee who hit for 18

row night with a squad that is In the fourth quarter. The Pack-|points, playing 26 minutes. The

running away with the western ers had pulled up to 70-65 at the Rockets jumped to a 9 to 5 lead

Johnson took advantage of the 4, ...0n championship. The Bar-|third quarter's end ~ Is, 10 to! threatening, The fourth came so tired he could hardly oe Jo 10 began and the Olymps turned on punch. Johnson's best weapon .. ui. Jim Shirley was tending|the steam with Groza and Ralph/geven of 13, Jessee hitting his first Beard at the controls. The WAY tnree shots afield, in the third seswas cleared for them when Bill gion. The Rockets hit 22 of 65 |Closs, who had been killing them gp ts while Washington got nine on -his two-handed, over-the-head .. so § shots, went out on fouls. Brian Is Pesky

After Closs’ departure 33 fairly easy to run up a 13-point! « advantage and win 1691-78 The only fy in the fourth Summary: il quarter ointment for the Olymps « was Frankie Brian. Brian banged J Cmpbaiif-e 4 3 In 11 of the Packers’ 13 points in 6 the period and wound $27 for the evening tod 0 scorers. Closs sank 18 before he D Campbells 4 80 left for second Packer honors, 1 0 For the Olymps four men car-

third round when Garard

was a left jab. The only knockout of was registered by Herman shead, Senate YMCA, over Robert Mor-

* Oo " ris, Northeast Community Cen- pn. Lindy 4 2» 3 “4 » * Gerry Rel 1 ter. And it was the type that Fetey Ged 8 in could be felt in the last row of Rod Morrison . # i 1 a py Morrison ringside. {Eyal seman 41 3 15 3 red Glover 10 1 14 3 Shead toyed with Morris for [led (Lover x 88 part of the first round and then Nelson Podolaky 011 9 20 stepped in to land a resounding a'bewanary nN + NY fen Wolit “ 5 1 18 right to the jaw. Morris hit the Jer Foil 4 hon canvas at 1:38 of the first round fim Uninc Bo} on on and didn’t quiver until he was Clare Raslan nin ’ , ' ne Ott Heller 277 0 0 0 revived by the committee's doc- Qit Heller 35 8 8 1 tor. Rm Shirley 4 0 0 0 . 08s {ison 1 0 0 0 Has Wicked Right { GOALIES' AVERAGES Bob Tucker of the Senate Ave savchur Nar MN nue Y, displayed a wicked right girls t ie hand to win by TKO over Gar- Four goals, one game—Lundy hree goals, one game-—Haldy, McKay

land Denton of New Augusta, a! "a member of the Ace Exterminat.|}isists, Pra. points: PIM, penalty | tp

Heavyweight Bouts to Rule

Cap Scoring

1 for the Caps. the card goa . Lap ,

KEY QPF, games played: O ovals

GA, goals asainst; 8O, shutout

Card at Armory Tonight

Indianapolis Aight fans will get their share of heavyweight ring officials and was assessed a tech- to Speedway’s county champions action tonight as a card of six fights unfolds in the National Guard nical foul. The temper cost the on the Plugs’ premises last night.

Armory at 8:30 p. m

taxes, will go to the fund. Willie Clemmons, Indianapolis heavyweight who is starting a powerful drive up the professional fight ladder, will meet John Oliver of New Albany.

Returns From Toledo

CALENDAR

Clemmons, who is a former national AAU champion, has re turned recently from Toledo where he was working out with Archie Moore, one of the leading contenders for the World light heavyweight crown, Clemmons is in top condition. The battle Is slated for six rounds. Carded for the sie distance is Bill Roberts against Joe Corbett of Chicago. Roberts recently returned from service to resume his ring career here,

The final heavyweight bout will

send Bud Hershey of Ft. Wayne

against Jimmy Sheets of Ham-

mond in a six-rounder, Others on Card

six-rounders with the exception of the opener which will be over four,

—d. H

TODAY PRO BOXING

Pollo Benefit Show, Armory, 8:30 p. m

Lecal High Schools Cathedral at Tech Gary Edison at Deaf Sc¢hool Howe at New Albany Prankiin Township at Sacred Heart Washington at Warren Central Jackson Township at Pike Township. State Colleges Cincinnati at Butler (4:18) Marquette at Purd

Indians Central at North Central (Nap- Boston ioht perville, LL) sdelphin Notre Dame vs, Northwestern. Chicago

abash. (8, Louis) at Anderson. Ball State at Manchester, ag A ol riham ndiana State at Evansville. Alumni at Pr

2 £, 2 :

wn at Indiana Tech

te at Cotbeordia (MM. Wayne: ~ Wabash Valley Tourney

At ‘Terre Haute, semifinals and finals | JTCHY Den:

SWIMMING IAC men st Loutsville University, Ww

PIM

n min-

{sat out the game along with Carl

The game was hotly contested but clean. Only fareup occurred {in the second quarter when Closs was turned back in the overpsinye! exchanged pleasantries with the period to drop a 40 to 37

nothing bLecause Beard But the ultimate winner in tonight's program will be the Polio missed at the free-throw line.

Fund. Net proceeds from the show, after deduction of expenses and. The Olymps now take off

Ox a

ae “ I. = ~ssovcopus — MN» Dress ed 3 POLS On : ee ld | PUNTO {

Free throws missed:

Pro Basketball

EASTERN DIVISION

CENTRAL DIVISION

WESTERN DIVISION

HE sinred|

Were at the first quarter and held a 21 period (15 13 lead at the half,

It was 37 to 24 as Ripple hit

Dave Curtis of Washington

scored all his 13 points in the second half. It was Ripple’s sixth vic-

tory in 12 games and Washington's eighth loss in 14 games.

Broad Ripple ) Washington ah

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t pf g It pf 4 4/Schroedert-c 1 4 4 Sp 0 3 Border! 2 03 Hollenbeck.f 0 1 0 Lee 000 Plum. { 0 0 0 Curtis.e 5 313 Jessee $8 3 3 Dittemorec 0 0 2 all Lawson.c tL 0 1!MeDougalg 1 4 1 Hanna g-f 3 0 2 Haines.s 0 00 4 0 J Bertramg 0 320 Lovell. x 0 2 Tillery.g 01 1 Alitop.& 0 0 0 Lowery.x 0 2 0f Is 27 916 14

Tota 1 Totals 1 Halitime score—Broad Ripple 31, Wash3

land Groza chipped In 23 aplece, !nston

Free throws missed—Broad Ripple 10,

re Beard dunked 22 and Bruce Hale; campbell 2. Sparks 2, Jessee 4, Lovell. } Barker | Alltop: Washington 10, Schroeder 3, Bor-

der 8, Curtis, Tillery Ofcials— Frank White, Bob Fink

Stewart Gets 26

High-geared Warren Central

Bruce Fowler hit seven points in the fourth for Warren and Walt

for Curran deadlocked the game at Moline, Ill, for a date with the 35.31] with a minute to go. Dave that Wilson hit a fielder and two char|it's Syracuse in Louisville Mon- jty flips and Ray Stewart got one

point to give Speedway the over-

( time victory, its 15th win in 17 J games Stewart hit 28 of his tean’'s

points. The Plugs led 12 to 6, 18 to 11, and 30 to 23 at the three quar-

hit 13. Summary:

Speedway (#0) Warren Central (37) f 8

g ft pt fg ft pf Jim Wiechers.t 0 0 3Fowlert 5 413 Kuykendall, 0 1 1 Kliset 00 2 Stewart.c 11 4 4 Hagee 1 25 Boles. g 3 0 8 Overtons 8 3 2 Wingert.g 0 1 J Ostheimersg 0 0 \son.g 1 2 0 Currant 211 Vance. 1 0 1 Henkef 10 | Deere 00 4 DeJeet.g 00 Totals 16 8 18 Totals % 818 Halftime score-8 way 18 arren Central 11 Free throws missed-—Speedway §, Ware

ren Central 8 | Referee Kenneth Swa Umpire—Ed Strath, Miller,

Cards Nip Giants

: Southport’s Cardinals main- eigh pet (tained a slim advantage throughout to hand Ben Davis a 40 to 35 setback for their 15th victory in 47 starts on the Giants’ floor A88 1ast night.’ - | Louls Schmalfeldt gave South-/lost at Columbus, 54 to 51, to port an 8 to 6 lead that was stretched to 11 to 8 at the first|Centryl circuit.

riller

ter posts, Warren has won five of 13 games. Fowler got 14 points 1? for the losers while Don Overton

to 0 lead the Bearcats never re- Summary: —Two once-beaten Indiana Hign

butch The Irish, who have lost 11 of 14 games, including five by three |inquished. | Sacred Heart (32) Beech Grove (0) . . : Doxie Moore must liv wy! , points or less, visit the East Side premises in the top local attraction It was 11-6, 23-10, and 35-19 at mutier ®t pox.t fg 1t !|School clubs—Glenn and Writchhe ust tiver and ‘oh of a seven-game slate tonight. the three stops as Tech was held Ries! ~~ 8 § 0 Messert 0 1 ¢ton—and Brazil and Clinton, last —because any way you slice it, it Tech, all but bounced out of the NCC titular considerations by to one field goal by Myron Mori-| Petty.c 1 2 5/Mendenhallf 0 0 2 comes up Indianapolis Olympians. , sa 15 31 blasting by Muncie atty In pra Boa quarter and two, Kelser.s 11 1 Gingose EE 3|night fought their way into toThe Packers’ and Doxie fou . st . will try for stop and 19 to 13 at the half. Dwensers 8 3 0/Cunninghm.g § 0 Siday's finals of the 35th annual n e found Central last night, w y field goals in the second session. Clark.g 00 1} Eahert.y 3 : 3 Wabash Valley basketball cham-

17-s 71 Plonship, Halftime score—Beech Grove 16, Sacred] Glenn, paced by six-foot-five 4 ly contested game H the Glants closed the gap to 3] punted BF personal pod game Free Nibrows missed—Beech Grove 7. Charley Sessions, who got 22 has a 3-3 mark in the NCC and/ Officlals—Ott Hunle, Kenny Smock. points, beat Worthington, 51 to (42, and Fritchton sidelined Terre

9-3 overall. Muncie has a 13-3" : . . | ; ners and Walt Andrews hit 14 Devils Still Comin Haute Wiley’s three-time champs, for the losers. The Cards played siate for the season. Walliga, with 9 |49 to 35.

without Dave Bertram, who is 13 Botuts, 194 the "Cats, Summary:| Shortridge grew stronger as the, But Attica, runnerup last year

Schmalfeldt got 14 for the win-

resting a sprained ankle, fg ft of) ts tt pt Bame grew older to hand Manualland in 1948, bowed to Clinton, BUHIHATY, Bender 1 ib I - gion es for 5 aca : oa —the Blue (57 to 45. "In the other game, Southport (40) Ben Davis (35) (Barnes, Morton, vils’ gym last night. |Brazil led Bloomfield all the wa, id. 2 1/8 A 015 senmainiats ‘5 “xinnenat FN Pt Rafa i 9 { ell {| ¢ 3 1 Shortridge moved a 7-all dead-|45 to 39. v Martin : 3 4 Andrews.t $ 4 3 Parker. 110 Roepke.s 91 4 lock to a 20 to 15 halftime mar-| In the afternoon games, KanNerdines § 0 3 sweck.s ° 3 3( Mathis o 3} oiprckmortng § § }/8in. then made it 34 to 21 at the'sas and Palestine, the last IlliMiner.¢ 1009 Henderson.s : 3 3 Macks i i 3 Wills. 0 0 4 third quarter mark. Shortridge nois survivors, were ousted. McGather.f 0 0 0 Lent.c 10 3 Copan + 139 ~~ T|led all the way after Ralph made| Attica’s Ramblers, runnersup in KX 1 er, 1 i 5 } : Paddocks 8 8 1| Arnold. a 200 Faitilme score Central 33 Tech 16” alts to 14 late in the second, the last two tourneys, dumped , ! ~. | Pree throws. m — Tech: ne 2, Ses . } {Kansas after a bitter struggle, 49 — be 0 2, th 3, ke, ggle, Totals 10 16] Totals Do moron. Moriarity. Weilsd. Muncie Supple, one of the most im- to 47, and Palestine also put vp

18 1113 11 jy Tieiftime score—Southport 19, Ben Davis Wallisa 4. Harrold 3, Mack 3. Copeland 2. proved North Siders, hit 10 of his a stout contest before bowing to

Pree throws missed — (Southport) | Umpire—H. PF. McNaught, {17 points in the third quarter. Clinton, Valley winner in 1021 Schmalfeidt Sails 3 Martin } Melathey Rile Tops S rtans | Ralph, who fouled out with the and 1946, 49 to 46. Allen 3. Ellaby . Lents chols | y P pa [count 40 to 22 in the fourth, had] Two once-beaten small-town . ' : Ray Riley canned 21 points as 14 points, {Hoosier hot-shots also made it to Muncie Jolts Tech Sacred Heart romped over Beech! Hymie Calderon paced the los- round of eight. Glenn's Pirates, f N 53-31 |Grove, 52 to 40, on the Hornets’ ers with 10 points as Jim and Dick who derailed favored Terre Taute o CC, |floor last night. {Nyers were held to five points Gerstmeyer last week, ousted N Times State Service The Spartans held an 8 to 7 each. It was Shortridge’'s third Decker, 46 to 24, and Fritchton's MUNCIE, Jan, 28—Tech of In- edge after eight minutes but the straight victory, and sixth in 14 Eagles whipped Jasonville, 55

ematical hope of grabbing an half, 16-all. John Dwenger made 16. Shortridge hit 15 of 51 field! " NCC net title after cracking eight points in the third period as goal attempts for a .204 average * under a 53.to 31 barrage by Sacred Heart moved away. Each while Manual got 10 of 59 for a Legion Tourney Muncie Central here .last hight. team hit 17 field goals but Sacred .169. Supple hit six of 10. N . The hosts outsdqred Tech from Heart outhit the losers, 18 to 6, at Summary: |INedars Finals

| Shortridge (18 i i ow x. » J w 1 _— “i tt py pt! Semi finals and finals of the \ |Supple.f-¢ 6 5 3 Calderon.t 4 3 311th District American Legion S % 0 iy | Ralph.c $ ¢ $/ Eider.c 0 2 2 basketball tourney will be played . | Walker.g 9 3 1|JNyarse 1 3 ] tomorrow afternoon and night in Mad Beat Tough F Bist 11g {te Dearborn gym. a ison e . Quy oes | Shoemaker.s 3 1 3 Prickensmt.t ooo Inthe 3 Pp. m. game Gaillord | . Scheib, 0 0 0 y y tnttn: , { IT. ] will play Wayne while KenningBy KURT FREUDENTHAL, Gaited Press Sports Writer | studebakére 03 3tom, defending istrict chiamipios,

Madison's Cubs, who went to the finals of last year’s state high| wouars 15 18 19 Totals 10 11 23, Will clash with the Atkins Saw school basketball tourney are hot title contenders again this time, 1s Halftime score—Shortridge 20. Manual Post five in the 4 p. m game and East Chicago Washington gave proof taday that there's a way Free throws missed— (Shortridge) Ralph| Afternoon winners will meet at to stop the tough fellows. N Zo Walker 2. Shoemaker 2, Eller Manuali|g pm for the district title. The Washington's Senators, a so-so outfit in the western division of Nvers. J. Nyers. Huber, Prickenschmidt. winner will represent the district the Northern Conference, stopped Gary Froebel's 16-game winning' §eoicree—Saueaky Martin. in next month's state tourney streak last night, 50 to 42, and 0 TTT a — - ———

. DIT c————— the Cubs ran over a previously) . 3 * y once-beaten New Albany, 46 to I qa Ni t S H t ll 32 rriaay 4 asKeioa cores Both games were typical in that wABASH VALLEY TCURNEY Hagerstown 45, Liberty 36. | Wi the big centers were bottled up Glenn 46, Decker 34 [Hamilton 42, Pleasant Lake 35 | West “aden %. Thoin 36 ™ 4 completely. Madison's Spence Worthington NE orseliville . | Hammond Noll 41, Evansvilies Mater Dei | Winclone os, Bal 35 A. Schnaitter did a terrific job on] ’ mt " |Harrgon Twp. (Delaware) 49. Gaston 43. pomnen PPeCance County Tourney New Albany's huge Bob Clayton, *

Harrisburg 42, Brownsville 36 Buck ro: Crks Hil Township 37 allowing the six-foot-seven pivot- Bloomfield 47, Gosport 26 ’ . ’ : gland 43M h 36. ! man just two free throws Brazil 46, Marshall 44, Holland so. Tray 33 tn 36 | Taylor 63. Canterbury 61 THER COLLEGES

Hartford Clty 36, Rochester 35. | West Point 44." Monitor 41 aubstadt “43, ! , I'rey In fact, New Albany's Bulldogs Frichton 55, Jasonville 45. {| Huntertown 63, Qasian 40

Attica 49, Kansas, 111, 47. Clinton 49, Palestine, Ill, 46.

Hazelton 186, STATE COLLEGES 0 G untington Catholic 49, South Whitley 37. |Arizona State (Tempe) 62. Arizona State

got off onl’ eight shots from Terre Haute Wiley 52, Dugger Jackson Central (Hawmaioni 58. Zionsville po Flagstatt) 47 . ' ras! “ } uffalo 75, A close range, | fo } effective was! 39. Jasper 46, Evansville Central 41. {Ca ital 62, Renan ie Coach Ray Eddy 8 Madison de- Glenn 52, Worthington 42. [Jenison JJRandoiph) 42, Jackson Rn ever 85. eoniooy.q Colorado Mines 48, fense. The Cubs led at all quar-/ Brazil 45, Bloomfield 39 | Knisutstown 43 Spiceland | Duke 8. Davidson 9 Fries 56. } xn . * caster “entral (Wells) he ‘hester | Duquesne 69, tors, and Schnaltter topped their Frichton 49, Terre Haute Riley! “iwb weis: do. SS Montana 41 Norther Montans 3 , « | alayette Central (Allen) , niog Pp. Georgetown (K v . scoring with 20 poibts. os aes, 48 | Kansas 67, Towa State op) vARl 1.0 ~ . ipaz 99. kiln ¥ | hy J Froebel Outplayed nton 57, Attica 45. La Porte 85, Michigan City 49 | Long Toland 84> Lawrence Tech 54 Froebel's loss made the West WARRICK COUNTY TOURNEY {8{cilioure is. Batesville 4. [Marviand State 56. Mesice 83. United Press weeKly poll the past Chandler 54, Newburgh 36. | Leesbure i, New Paria 44. © | Morehead (Rv) "30. "Fennerses Fas, 3: month, also never seriously Boonville 66, Folsomville 22. | Lasranse 5, Scott 46. | North Carolina 66, Vireinia Tech 8). , | Elberfield 56, Selvin 36. | Lima ‘Twp. (Lagrange) 53, Orland 46. [Rio Grande 8, Bites To." threa’ ned, Vladimir Gastevich Tennyson 43, Millersburg 36 Lucerne a3 Mees 32 | San Francisco 55, Southern California 41 & Mack k } . n ‘ * and Johnny Moore, the two Toate (overtime). Madison do, New Albany 332. San Jose M4. Hvala 02 eachers “ ania 4), aelgn Jo Tam , " ‘ Froebel pivotmen, were out-re-| CITY, COUNTY SCHOOLS | Marion Sv. Laiaseite 4h. Western Kentucky 64 Miami (Pla.) 61 | Broad Ripple 51. Washington 34 Markievilie 52, rrankion J, | Wyoming 42. Utah 35. ! bounded, out-hustled and out- Center Grove 53, Decatur Central 30. | Martinsville 63, Washington 35. | Texas College 62, Wiley 40. Greenfield 51, Lawrence Central 40 (over- Merrillville 54, Akron 326 | Hofstra 60, Vermont 50. fought by the Senators, who could, time. Middietown 47, Pendleton 46. | Langston 83, Southern University 43. | Muncie Central 53. Tech 31 Miliord 65, North Weoster 50. | Newberry 55, Citadel 47. do not better than break even in| Sacred Heart 53 Beech Grove 40 | Mitenell, 55, Pejersburg J8 Ganngn 71, Thiel 51 i i . | Shortridge 48, Manual 31 | Modoc 24, McKinley (Randolph) 323. New.York A. C. 70, Boston College 54. their first 10 games. {Southport 40. Ben Uavis 38 Monroeville 48. Woodburn 33. lond "Coliexe 75, Texas Wesleyan 61 Froebel's 1057 made the eWst|Sogedway 40, Warren Central 37 (over- Montel. “ Monon dil. | Eastern New Mexico 59, Bul Ross (Tex.) | ) , °

8 Sta 3 NIHSC title race a three-way) OTHER HIGH SCHOOLS Mooresville 0, A Maxwell 42° rime). | Aurora 84, George Willams 4 ~ | Al fol : . ‘ w N . affair together with East Chicago! Amnon, %% Toif Lake 40 | Morocco 48, Goodland 28. [Peru Teachers 38. Nebraska Wesleyan 50 Roosevelt and Gary Mann. The Anderson 48, Frankfort 29 New Carlie A snore 34. ov Josewhi 26.[Arkanses A M. & N77. Samuel Huston 4,

Arcola 52. « » p. | Alabama State 70, Benedict 45. latter edged Valparaiso last ni ht, Avilla. 62, Wawars 53 enter (Whitley) 44. New Castle 51, Lowansport 42. | Rockhurst 54. Southvestern (Kas. 48 8 H 57. Fort. Wayne Conordia 30./ : h victory in|Akron 43, Leiters Ford 29. | New Haven OT. Tort Barbe vets -| Providence 83, Fairfield $5 41 to 38, for its 14t victory Amo 48. Silesville 28 | New Palestine » otte e 4 | Seattle Pacific 73, Whitworth 70 (over 16 contests | Aurora 70. North Vernon 47 | North Manchester 67, Plerceton 49, time). contests, | Austin 39. Vevay 34 : : | New Salem 54 Knightstown Morton Me-| Peoria AAU $8. San Diego Btate College 61, Anderson and Muncie Central, Beaver Dam 58, Mentone 54. | morial S51. _. East Los Angeles 53, Los Angeles Harbor t Berne 47. Angols 32 New Market 60, Roachdale. 38. | JC 45 2 ; ront-runners in the North Cen- Bluffton 3. Kenanlivilie n. North Solem 50. Pinnell a peta 81, pints Barbara £. » - | i . ew averiy Jen : ’. ornia oly A tral Conference, also still were|iiihio,® Min oy go | Orleans 31. Prenen Lick sr [Rider $n, Montclair ‘Teachers 8." SewdiotReg Tor trouble winning proce 4 Milroy 49. | austere Ky.) "Si." Francis 81. Rockport Sutinenili 4. Logieiaie Tech 8. ,c 4 } h . FRKADACS . » . 1 na ™ anker Hil 8 anit is | oxford. 0.. McGuffey 58, Kitchell 53. Springfield Teachers 53, Warrensburg from traditiona gue rivals, | Surnettaville 41, r Creek 37 (overtime) perk 30, Bluood 49. + Patches 4 McPherson } . orstow - 20, 3 anderen, tiping Sinker SA eg [BREE Se BV AEE 0 2 n | Carmel , Prairie ichlan A | a | Carth 6 1 . land nter 43, Star City 41 Wentworth Military 80, Kemper blasting Indianapolis Tech, 53 to| enter ss. Selma 5. | \chland Twp. (Fountain) 60. Alamo 44 | 38. : i131. In a rough affair in which | Eprisney 33, Snghish Sl Center (Whit Rich: ng 2 Rokomo, 48, »" J —————————— * Churubusco h ashington { - ester a Artion city four players fouled out. ol lear 37 Rock Creek wp, (Wells) #4, Liberty Cen-| NOVELTY hy : er { . i Jasper Wins Glavion of. New Winchester 40. Roll 85, Jackson Twp. (Howard) 4d. TRICKS — SOUVENIRS | Sofambus’ 4. Rushylite 81 Se Re Rg lie JOKES — NOVELTIES Another long winning string Kolumbus Bb He arrett 38. foyerten 41. Farker 41, a ’ |& EH enter 57, z 32. { was snapped when Jasper's de- Covinsion ta. a Scottsburg 48, Brownsburg 39, { CAPLAN’S s ed out E int 45, Kouts 38. Sharpsville 46, Fairmount 41, {fending champs nosed out Evans-|Culy + Bourbon 3 Shipshewana M, Middlebury 33. M3 N. MLLINOIS ST, 3 {ville Central, 46 to 41. Coach “Plainfield 31. Silver Lake 28 nCanypool 30. OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS {Cabby O'Neill's Jasperites gave it| urket 41 South Bend Riles bo. Gioshen 45 ed A mh all th S Dalevilie 4 (overtime). South Washit 5. u DL: the “old try," leading last . way AVSiRisston 80, Gary Prosbel spank Ah om "i : . wscapt dnely "Ge a rs Hobart 58. Sweetner 1, Jeterson ‘rey. (Howard) 44. Cool Tex Sure Fit w entra 0-34 uy » exandria 39, a Buzz Rumbach and Tom Sad Tall ely oh Otkinnd ah SEAT COVERS T 4 olootiville 40. | Schultz, Jasper's big guns, were Feencaste 4. [Tonka 3h Woletvifle' de’ Sedans and Coaches, $9.95 responsible for ending the Bears’ rdevitle: 36. Union Boe 38 ” Cps. & Front Seats_ $5.95 t-game victory streak, de- ayne Side 35, Pt. Wayne Union J ch 4 Bai CH - spite Bill Phillips’ 19 poin Bide 31. ‘ulionia 48. Clarksbure 30. PLAST] ofl rn Jed Elwood all pt, apne Lenton) 0, muntineton | Wabash fo Bmouthlal h Powis Sedans & Coaches $21!

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