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_tionals and the New York Knick- Th ling bi yi ful h “und was due to interview Denny od at rotund potato chi off the old block, Freddie Scolari of and Art Sacks. Bowling bags : ble snow. We have wonderful wea. her ; + OEE, * the Washington pol itols, ip of his pie-ceps while dreaming of (Went to Ernie: Hohlt Jr, Frank Sf Anchorage ang reachable only there, The temperature around Meyers of Boston College. today Nichols Stary bi Scolari Rubby 5-foot-11-inch d, is 185 of (Callahan, Larry Parsons; Harold “yu; granham as his guide, Anchorage, which is warmed by or tomorrow. Jim Tatum of Youth and speed, the Olymps' biceps. Scolari, a chubby 5-foot-11.inch guard, is pounds Maryland also was linked ‘With

Svracus : Rew York or 1 ei fired scores of 190, 150 and 267 in Marott’s Shoes (1947 titleholders), : Baiaton A 39 3%) showing the way for her team's and Harry Oliver Tailoring are wr Boater this ‘as nn.» 370 2796 total. The Whirlagirls re- just a few who must be given = Coates Division . "corded 901, 898 and 997 figures. Sool chances of grabbing the noes Ji No TE Second ‘Place went to Laverne, crown o BIBLE vcr svn Gli less TONED irre asian rr rons pn Sarat AA Hm A Baan x 2 hicago 29 17 630 ’ = ” sn ¥ “Ft. Warne n 574 -

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., By JIM HEYROCK THE CRACK of a big-game hunting rifle . . . the roar of a . ¥ Bowling Party {moose echoing through. the woods . . . the whir of a fishing reel

land a plane loaded with hunters seeking the fresh smell of the * lose Ri Rivals George Hacker, sponsor of the prainham, who has made his home They take parties to hunt Alas-

{out-of-doors # 0 tae = . 1 {NBA Bindery team, today had|in the wilds of Alaska, for the past kan brown bear from the first of

— Vee Ne CA lx STinch-trophy;-{o-keep-fora/10 Years... May until the first of June; fish

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Five ‘Pro’ Teams Make Switches

| NEW YORK, Feb. 7 (UP)—To heck with the players, you can't ; leven tell the coaches without a = program today. Although winter traditionally is ‘the season for the shuffling of football professorships, tha changes reached ‘a record high as {17 major colleges promised nev’ /tutors for 1050 and five profes. sional teams likewise made switches.

| A few minutes at the home of W. B. Morgan, 3024 N. PennsylAwards Presented ivania St., listening to the Morgan house guest and any ardent city-

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{ 4. est is Bud (don't-care-to- brother, Dennis, and Harry DenAt Annual Event a my - real - first - name) ney. a native of -Mooresville, Ind.

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37 years of bowling. { lodge in a rtion of sheen, grizzlies and black bear, ‘Hacker was presented with the |Saning that is. EE Dis by an’ Anairplane--they have three of | awards last night before 270 .per- yh aance of fish and big game. them at the lodge—is one of the |sons attending the third annual|,, se present time he is on a lec- requirements for Branham's type {captain-sponsor bowling party” Inje, .o tour, presenting color films of of life. The lodge, the only one of § [the Riley Room of the Claypool his Alaskan wilderness and ats its kind in Alaska, is 125 ‘nitles | Hotel, sponsored by the Indi-ltempting to “straighten people {rom the nearest highway. Seek-

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N N 3 lopments came By FRANK ANDERSON |anapolis Star. out” on their misconceptions of ing hunting spots is done entirely! A he latest deve op Mississippi ». The Indianapolis Olympians | Hacker bowls with his Bindery | 01" Alaskan country. by air. W- 8 Moran shot * an Am Lows A Ne : catch a ride on the Washington team in the Delaware Printcraft| Indianapolis became a “must” et Kn» «Bh gan... : a W ¢ iy of 2 League on Thursday nights. He, BRANHAM has been to Cedar largest moose giana; Gene Ronzani, formerly ¢ merry-go-round tonight in Butler! ion Branham’'s itinerary since one i ¢ y 4 the Chicago Bears, was named Fieldhouse. {bowls in the interclub circuit atl,e 1. pect friends of wartime Rapids, Iowa; Pine Bluffs, Cincin- head coach of the Green Bay If they get the brass ring they, | Pritchett’s and also sponsors thei ee Morran. lives here. - nati, St. Louis, Cape Girardeau, Packers ofthe National-Ameris

{Hacker Bindery team in the Morgan and Branham have Mo. and Indianapolis on the cur-

San reak 3 Sosme lenge (Fountain Square Printcraft loop. been recounting and reliving past rent tour. He is striving to clear:

Alreak and Capitol ish-! ~ can professional league; Art Vayeak and escape Capitol punish-!

Harvard to become Not Present riences over the past few UP many points about Alaska. pey. quit at re The de stars at 8:30 NBA team captain, Jim Shew- |§XPer P “Many persons believe they can jhead Ban ry Scnmesticut:, sid man, who treated Hacker to the . » take an enjoyable trip by automo- enry Luecht r

ington and Jefferson, Considers Pitt- Offer These left vacancies not only at Harvard and W. & J, but-also at St. Bonaventure, Iowa, Pitts. burgh, and St. Mary's. Len Casanova of Santa Clara sald he is “considering” an offer to take the Pitt post, and will make up his mind within a few days. Iowa was reported to have turned to the east for its man,

affair, was nof present when| MORGAN 1 was an officer in the bile through Alaska. This is not Hacker was called upon by MC{ i wransport Command during practical, Air travel is the only | [Frank Parrish to speak. Shew-|,.. w.; stitioned at Fairbanks, way in Alaska.” Branham points (man had hurried out to bowl! \1acka. Branham was in the out. \with the Rodebeck Motion Pic- Naval Air Transport and, because Explaining. Branham described {ture League at the Sport Bowl ,¢ yg long experience as a pilot how it takes 10 days to drive from Paul Webb substituted. n the Alasik in emmtry, was ne. Minneapolis to Anchorage. While But Hacker wasn't the only signed to air-sea rescue work with the same trip requires only 11 one to receive a prize. A totaly, .oqnpng command. hours by air. jof 27 other prizes were passed But sandwiched in with their le E a iout to sponsors, service duties: Branham found WHEN YOU mention Alaska, | Bowling balls went to "Jim time to take Morgan to his Rainy Branham .continued, “many peoTodd, Ernie Mueller, Henry Buck Pass Lodge, located 125-miles-out ple immediately think of ice and

ist of the season between the Olymps and the Capitols and the only time the Washingtonians are Jdoked in here. Though the Caps are an unknown quantity to the Olymps, a rugged reputation has preceded them here. The Washington National - Basketball Association entry is firmly planted in third place in the tough Eastern Divi‘sion_. behind the Syracuse Na-

| Beanblossom, Harold Emlein, and the Japanese currents, often chief assets, can be matched by defensive skill on the court. The fat will be in the fire tonight when |yiilard Dean. - Morgan killed one of the largest reaches ‘100° degrees in the sum- the Towa position, but he denied

Washington's big gun, Jack the Caps meet the Indianapolis Olympians in Butler Fieldholse. - |" Ralph Wurtz and Bob Lane re- f100ee REOUENE Sow in the Rajny mer. In the wintertime it gets to. Bud Branham ... Alaska js (he had discussed it. Nichols. a Nichols, wo six- foot. — jeetved DOWNES shoes’. Other 67% inches across ts horns. 20 below but it is a clear, dry home to lim : There Pig any bplications + Scven-inch center, asts you S b ti i t T ! 740 prizes went to Pau emore cold.” or the . Mary’ " v speed and one of the best south- u S i ul e opp eS Jack Hunt, Harry Oliver, Charlie! BRANHAM went "to Alaska in Those who have thought of the available employment, he ex- ex-professional coaches, Ray Fla«

paw shots in the pro game. He g Cray, Lowell McPherson, Al 1934 to establish a hunting and moving to Alaska because of the plains; herty - and Jimmie Phelan, top is so well regarded in the NBA To Lead Ni ht's Fin Parad Meyer, T. Young, Roll Hoss, Fred fishing lodge and is now .one of reported boon are being advised He intends to make Alaska his possibilities. Phelan coached St, that the Tri-Cities Blackhawks Wilson, Eldridge, Harry Wheeler, the oldest airplane pilots in years against it by Branham. Enough home for tte: Aad what a life— Mary's to is Feak four Yeas ago, reecntly offered the Caps $15.000 2 Ed French, Stan Zaph and Rex of flying in the Alaskan territory. people have moved there In the hunting, fishing, flying, and peace then left for e s Angeles for his contract. He has proved Porter Gets Games of 248, 267 and 225; > | Long. Branham, who Is 39, operates last few years | to take up most of ‘and quiet, a Dons who later folded. his stuff, tne reason in games| Schoen in Second Spot With 693 ——— —— against the Minneapolis Lakers By GENE LAWSON | : :

304 the yale Guy Porter took a position on the Yaver Men's Shop roster) Risen, respectively as a sub last night and flattened 740 pins in the Courthouse cirenit ? > Alex at the Pennsylvania alleys.

Of course, the Ol 8’ * Groza will have a to say Porter uncorked games of 248, 267 and 225 in ringing up one

: of the season's highest series. about Be a ae Coming close to the 700 mark was Maurie Schoen who put |

_ together games of 278-179-236 for| — Preaae if gi four ye ye a 693. Maurie was rolling for the Biers, Indianapolis match game Jsparkplug of the team. McGaughey trucking outfit in the winner, who carded a 586 with An. Astute-Montor Central Paper League at the Cen- Frank's Furniture in the same Player-Coach Bob Feerick 1s tral Alleys, circuit. Other women's totals over “regarded as one of the most Gomer Lorenz was in third spot the 2500 mark were Frank's Furastute mentors in the NBA. Fee- rolling off scores of 218, 217 and niture with 2623, Milano Inn with rick can call on veteran Dick 25> for a 650 mark with Moose 2610 and Indiana Fur with 2562. O'Keefe, John Norlander ang Baven in the Delaware Moose, There will be plenty of action ian: Bones 00p. on the local pin front next weekSoniedias ory Mckinney to The only other honor countiend. In addition to the women's The -Olymps-have two straight: turned in was a 653 affair by! city event which started last defeats to get out of their sys-| Jerry Chidester in the Fraternal week, the men will also launch ; tem and won't be scared away by L-€ague at the Illinois, Jerry, roll-| their fight for local honors. i the Caps’ greater experience. A Ing for Coca-Cola, opened with; -Action in the team events will defeat on the home floor is hard Sizzling marks of 225 and 274, but get underway Saturday at the to take and they'll-be out to re- slumped to a 154 finale, | Fox-Hunt alleys with the doubles deem themselves with the home! Whirlaways Whirling land singles slated for the followfans after last Thursday night's. For the second week running Ing day at Pritchett’s. loss to Syracuse here. That| Hickman Whirlaway grabbed| =AS is the case in the feminine started the losing streak which both the individual and team division there are a number of

teams that will bear watching. ut Louis added to Sunday might. SpoLlignis. 1 : iv 17 vears oid] Mechanics Laundry (leading both!’ : Bg Pro Basketball a Litirell; only 14'y *'the Fox-Hunt and Indianapolis

set the pace by leveling 607 pins (Classics), Yaver- Men's Shop,

Eastern Fvision w tL : Pet. in the Pennsy Bemis Classic. Lila Delaware Bowl, Bowes Seal Fast,

. Was oo 20 y . y “St. Louis 2% ‘42 700 BOWLERS (MEN) licy Court. DeWolf News _ _....... 502 Western Division = Guy Porter, Yaver Men's Shop ..... w4p Mary Jo Ferguson, Faul's DX 501 I OLAAPOLIS W 600 BOWLERS (MEN) OTHER LEAGUE LEADERS (WOMEN) — Bertilce Krohne, E & R Church Women 408 nderson nan ed a3 Barba. Logan, Carmel Mixed bi in 4 Ceanwariis 2| Jerr; S Coca | Teresa Jiltht St. Cecilia Ladies ©... 41 Lanner 2 a t G . “pr fnston A Super Mkt a4 {Wilma veridge Paper ....... 475 pe 3 633 Roi ;OuLiok

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. [Walter Quebe, Evan: whos Church’ 8 St. Louis at Roc: aester. v a BE a i Friar, Maske daace ay ‘Amateur Basketball : i tes | Pug Leppert, Optimist “oague 5 2-86, In. the A Post Jeteated Jthe All-Stars : . 2 XE an : { Pat Clark, Cox's Corner 15} AA U. Sectional basketball D k I ! se, U. 8. Rubbe . ) last night. - un e S {Mike Fajie. ud Soureh y: 49-45, nes 2 | Ror ox aes polarer Cytol] Coe le for ton ight! 715, New Augusta 5 cKelvey- ; : | Walter Henderson, Bryant's Auto, Hts. 610 YS. Jor Ricks: 8: is, Allison Jets vi: Des {Andy Heitz, U. 8. Rubber Men 610 7 ; , Larry's Legion Stars vs, Ea ri Taylor, Moulding ena 609 Trump Marathon

ra The Advent Episcopal Church ey-Kell Lidia 803 | team defeated the Tabernacle sq upd, 58 out 800 | acored 32 potnty forTen court, # , Rader's Tys 1- Flash 609 points lor e winners, {Bob Denson, Laag’s Drug Crsta a » 09 |, Tonight's Junior £¥0 quarterfl {James- -Roverts . Moelvey-Kell - Dedral. or 2 Chet Holden, ‘Red a $06 | Philip: 8, Little Piower A us. Holy | Tom Mayer. Shortridge Cleane 0s | Holy Trinity vs. Our Lady Lourdes 10 Favorite __ Ungerdes ic Fogo |St, Mary vs Cathedral ~ “Cornell NF es _1rappen, $e e e Nos 718 re N “TNT ~ *Duquesne Harry McCrac ¥ - entra Business vs. ~—*Hely C 5 ch >

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o FAG U 3 sa arion County yMOA Chulon oun n Paust, 5 8. Janjor division a verside: 6:30, 1 john “Goll, BE i & Loans 5 7! Hilisdale Christian vs. Riverside Hawks; {Howdy Sheéaron. Fehr's Beer 593 1/15, Broadway Methodist vs. Broadway Leonard Andrews, Railway Expres 502 Baptist: 8, Roberts Park vs. Riverside Ave, {Henry Bohannon, Diamond Chain PMc 59] Baptist: 8:15. Central Avenue Orientals. vs. ‘Carl Schaffer, Sunday Link Belt 586! East 10th Methodist Jake Rhodehamel, . Transportation .7. 58 County YMCA Church i games, ‘Sparky ~ Nothnagel, -7-Up- League - 58% senfor--elass-wt- Broadway Method gym’ A. E. Smith, Cornelius Printing 82:7. University Church vs. Youth Tame heh bis,

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Joe “Rich eson, Tobey Motors Corsairs: 8, Broadway Methodist vs. West. clemson. a2 {Virgil Haines, Pop's Tave 557 | view Methodist; 8, Central Ave. vs. *

Wake Forest : |8keet Brown, Readi- Mixed Concerte 552 Georg wm ary 0 Pete Worrell, Beech Grove Mobil . B51 Rests in the Sportsman's Store Longusl Baier: 0 9.211 Mise. Service Club 542 last night: Silver Circle Bar 50, Fehr's|

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Harley McGuire. St. Patrick's Church 335! Wayne Legion 3 Bra 8 M Bt ih ob Lancaster, Carmel forfeit from Sirokers — & TORUS Won " pag ea! George Linn, Lynhurst Baptist Church 523 sults } Cross: 5S 57.4! Frank Snowberger, Lyn't Baptist Ch. 528] Alison >» 1 Trucking 42: Silver cam na ? 33 Phil Davies, Clifton- Wider . 52 Dollar 60." Herfl-Jones 29: Fairmount 50, Erne “Clara § - *. g35 FE. Roach, Western Electric 530 ‘Security Trust 32 { "Wash. State 69.58 Oregon Lois Vogel. Paul's DX 513 Schedule for tonight: 7, Samaritan vs, » -*Home team James Hill, Indianapolis Times 511 meat Club: 9. Citizen's Gas vs. Lain Draft. steam. Li ¥ 600 BOWLER (WOMAN) ing 9, Vauter's Service vs. American Na-! ebra Kid May Lila Littrell, Hickman Whirlaway 607 lomal { 500 BOWLERS (WOMEN) . e i RT LaVerne Biers, Prank's Fasniture : 586 Fi ht t i pi Secret {Jo Berkopes, Hickman Whirla 580, 9 Results lose is {Hilda Groebel, Indiana Fur ¢ By United Press e Berkopes, Hickman Whirlavay 3 NEW YORK (Eastern Parkway) —Sonnv

Parisi, 196, Brooklyn. N. Y., knocked out | Don_Riffe, 200, Binhamton, N.Y. 0.

at Hetine Fitzpatrick, Andrsn So. ry. 3 the Armory ring tonight. Sally Twyford, Fran's Purnitu NEWARK. N. J.--8id Peaks, 219, Louls-| t in ry ring 4 ville, Ky. outpointed Jimmy Bivins, 188,

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‘agreed to unmask and reveal his| Ans Jynker, Indiana Pur : Efentity if O'Brien beats him. |pat Birieoeck. Mis Piriturs Sl 8% EX “Mr. America” of 1950, making Seity Jordan, Hickman Whirlaway ..

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