Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 February 1950 — Page 18

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City Series Clash”

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Big wi Ralph (14) of Shortridge grabs a loose ball in the Blue Devil-Tech basketball game last right. Other players are Charlie Englerth (32) of Tech and Joe Sexson of Tech (left, rear). >

Williams, Kell Bowling 700 Series

“Ted Willams and George Kell, By GENE LAWSON with Goodwine Shell Service for

had to share the same! Who almost had at the top of the Just two measly pins stood be- the runnerup spot. batting averages last season, were tween Don Woodard and his third]

lace in the schedule of team and a big bankroll apart from each 700 series of he io Wing Ataaon plate ix other today in the salary depart- re night at the Pennay iwill open the 44th annual city] ment, | ey, . ; ‘men's bowling championship this ‘Not that either wound up being! Don, author of the season's wo. ona underfed in his negotiations for|first 300 game, rang up counts of| . 4 .tivity in the 1950 which were completed with 278, 199 and 221 for a 698 series {had been orig their club owners yesterday. (with W. Frank Jones Studio in ..4q Mar, . But Williams, the lean guy with the Pénn Recreation circuit. lsingles action was billed to start the fat bat, wheedled approxi-! Curly Street of Harry Oliver Feb. 12. However, due to a mately $100,000 from the Red Tailoring {in the same loop entry list, Box yesterday in a deal that put him alongside Yankee Joe Di-242, 255 and 175 and Jim Magill| Mar. 12. Maggio at the all-time top of the of the Pritchett Chevrolet League, big league payroll picture. Kell,

team division, inally scheduled to

action in both events!

missed that mark by only one as host for the fight for team honors

to settle for around $40, 000.

ke 671 count. {play will be run off at Pritchett's Other honor counts were Bob at 1:30 p, m.

Wabash, 66-46 Ws Frank Jones Studio, Red Stu; both actual and handicap honors

MUNCIE es, Bate Ie itE in lart with 217-235-213—665 for Me-| ith respective totals of 3308 and 26 of their 76 shots from th chanics Laundry, BEd Haus with . field, Ball State's Cardinals ~ 204-228-230-662 for Troy Oil, Len! Gene Laney and Baie Schol feated Wabash, 66 to 46, here Faust with 201.246.212.650, Dick Ae Out on top In the doubles last night. (Gayde with Sugar Creek Butter, *' | 1507 handicap and a 1359) The Little Giants were able to| 652. and teammate Charles Bram. ,' "oe Hbbon 1. the singles | hit only 17 of 84 from the field, Mell with 650. * "handicap class with a 758 mark Bob Newton got 19 points for the! Ruth led the feminine keglers Cards. The count was tied at and in doing so registéred the the end of 14 minutes but Ball initial 600 set of her career. Ruth

tie for actual honors. Lew wo Stata then took the lead and was rolled in the Tuesday Night Lanever headed. [dies’ Toon =A fired reores of 20, the award by beating the tater,

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Sometimes figures don't lie.

They can tell the story and yet reveal fallacies in Tech's 34 to! Sept: 2: 1954. The Purdue and|

" Miss Shades Shortridge, CL 34-30, After Breaking | Fourth- Quarter Tie i

~~ Victory Boosfs East Siders’ Title Prestige; Meet Attucks Saturday. 3

By JIMMIE ANGELOPOLOUS

30 victory over Shortridge at Tech last night,

Tech earned its seventh straight city series victory. The Green| 1895, ‘97, 1904 and '05.

{opening | tootball team in 1953 and | Guy (Red) “Mackey, athletic di-| | réctor, has announced. = The new contract calls for the | Boilermakers to ‘play Missouri at! {Columbia, Mo.,

Tigers ns Bain 1953, '54 Seasons

Times State Service

Gridders 3

LAFAYETTE, Jan. 8—Univer-| sity

of Missouri, repr tative

1 Death Notices

-KINGSBURY—Gloria Anam. MUSSELMAN—Claude. STUART Jonas.

Shi

Services

the Big Seven, will be the; ‘opponent for Purdue’ s| 54.

Sept. 26, 1953,

and for Missouri to play here,!

broke Shortridge’s back in the closing minutes of a game that

could have gone either way. But it went Techward, because Tech|on the Purdue schedules for 1953] had the better balance of the two arch foes last night.

{ship.

and Zionsville is at ‘Pike Town- {5

Teeh (34)

1 It didn't last night. But neither Cine! 3 did. Tech altogether Defense was Englerin a : tight for both. Everyone was Roepkeg Keyed. even the 4400-plus rabid wins * 3

Blue and Green followers. 1 "Errors were prevalent but not abundant. Shooting from the field! pres and the foul circle had a wide son range; facetiously speaking, from| B

icebergish

fiips. S.H.S,

the field

quarter after seven dry minutes, Scored the winners, 16 to 8, in the basketball’ A slight revision has taken Shortridge faired worse in the last period. Moers was high man| Cross, the only major undefeated | | cage club in the nation, today for; Ed Butler got 18 and Ray Riley, getting its record before * ‘homer”| The Spar-| officials

third.

| respectively. From the

11.of 58 for an anemic .189. Tech - 11 while doubles and. qe 12 of 50 for .240. | Riley. It was a dog-fignt. large was tied nine times and the lead pelts!

Missed 11 Free Shots Shortridge could have won at tthe 15-foot stripe; missing 11 of’ 19 shots. Tech nearly lost it from

It hit three of 21. and singles events which ¢pe fourth Bill Roepke and Char-| lie Englerth missed easy layups in| 15. for Sacred Heart. the fourth and seventh minutes, tans won their 12th game in 18,| position.

Totals

12 10 15,

Lows Englerth 2, Rospke, Moriarity ridge: Axiine 5, Ralph 5, Shoem steree—~Herp to outlandish. Only Herb Edward semblance of lukewarm percentages came from Tech's free throw,

alley. Tech hit 10 of 18 charity |

But in| With 17 points.»

play Cathedral at Tech tonight. It might be a cue ta Shortridge They have to win at Tech Satur-| and- the half-dozen neighboring day. In other games tonight, Oct. prep teams with only so-so rec- [Nashville is at Decatur Central | ords, such as Shortridge’s present, 8-9 mark, come sectional time. Shortridge might have it then.

No

Schwomeyer,

{and 1954. The cards thus far: | gent: 28 ba

teams played last in|

Two open dates still remain]

1953 2-At Missourt = be filled a 0 be filled

17 “Wisconsin liere 3—-Au fifo’ Stals here. 31—A ix

v 14-At on 3 "State.

| Nov. 21—At Indiana | ft of! Shuivide feo Pt! Sept. 25 Missours ny 3 P8toret 4 MSs fone pied | 3 3 Ralph.e $3 lo 18—At Wiseonsin i 1 2 Ellery 2 1 3/0ct. 23-At Michigan Stats. } i 3 Balch. ! i 9 Qet 39 Tiiinot here. ! a xaOn i Nov owa i ;Shoemakerz 0 0 ANoY Bohs State here ; { Tots 18 Totals i 8.15 15 As a refresher for Purdue foot-| a me soare-c ech a or tide. i.e sex. |ball fans who wish to arrange!

short: their fall schedule for this year’s. Umpire— games,

the 1950 menu is repub-

|lished, as follows:

Spartans Win, 58 to 51 |,

Sacred Heart held a command-| {Ing lead throughout to hand Deaf Fosierni i8chool a 58 to 51 setback on the! !8partans’ home floor last night, The Spartans led, 13:9, 30-15] and 50-35, at the eight-minute in-

{tervals. In the final session, Jerry! t of only five Being me the “third Moers paced a rally that out-| coach of the in-and-out Loyola

and the Silent Hoosiers. lost Shel

fleld, Shortridge hit ninth in 17.

| Butler. f- :° Bame | Rucker

isey.g

changed hands eight. Tech had it|Dwenger.s

{the half.

The Fox-Hunt alleys will be But it was tied again, 25-all, in|

{the third. Tech managed to thaw) Halftime score—Sacred Heart 3» 1a

who beat out Williams for the he flattened 671. Jim sandwiched which commences Saturday atiin the fourth. Roepke, who had Scuol ows

batting title—.3420 to 3427, had a 225 between a pair of 223's for 6.30 p. m. Doubles and singles scored only one point for three Dea school 4 {quarters got out his

|Irons,

oD 214 t Kay Jewelry won both the cit He slipped loose underneath for Ball State Wallo 5 Ragusa RI wi h and state titles last year. In i a “gift” two pointer at the start, Fals City Beer, Harolq. Oster, and tthe Jo for 27-25, Tech, but Jack Axline| meyer with 227-185-256—668 for. ocal event the Jewelers took! 27-all. Then Joe Sexson of |} Tech sandwiched In a pair of 18 (fielders around Roepke's second!

{tied it,

bounced 672 maples on scores of will begin Feb..11 and wind up 8-8, at the quarter, and 19-17 at

shootin’

st night.

Sacred Beart (38) 3

Officials—A. J. Thatcher, PF. Baird.

Flashes Nip Whiteland |

Host Franklin Township nicked! {Whiteland's fast-stepping cagers,! ri rid 35, in the final three seconds

Ralph Nicely's long shot justi

Dealt Behool (51)

missed—Sacred Heart 10. {

lone. Tech breathed easier with a before -the gun, broke a 35-all|

missed Hn iil 1) to knock off Tech for the! Wampler, McCullough Whiteland: Porter Kelly 2, Palmer 3

city title Saturday. Official~McNamar

{of the game. Eller Hit Long Shot | | Shortridge’s Kenny Eller popped and Lew Daugherty and Fred & long one at three minufes an Antibus each fired a 701 series t013'0 Ralph Sonveried a free one - ut he miss wo That did it. Tech stalled for the 30d Dick Bay narrowed the gap, |

‘effecting- a stalemate in the final {final minute and 55 seconds. Not \minute. Bay was high point man; S0ineday would like to have the!

Bay,

The Tigers!

| Whiteland in 17 frays.

too much.

‘one of the

lestly think this lad will be a fine major 1eaAguer. { -“But once again, :point-out-that-my main-job-is-to! ] keep my bosses from spending Hume y sald, 00.000 in _an. untried.

Hamey is unique in his post— a terrific gamble.

7 dollars foolishly. [Last week, however, he spent years, .. §03/$165.000 and considers jt well “You have fo admit he has! 3 | invested. The $100,000 went to)

hon-

HAY $100,000, Hamey Says |

By HAL WOOD, United Press Sports Writer SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 8—Roy Hamey, general manager of Wl the Pittsburgh Pirates. said today he'll never again sign up a jth 3 *$100.000 rookie baseball player. “That's an opportunity that comes only once in a lifetime,” jhe said; referring to the recent Pirate acquisition of Paul Pettit.| | southern California Resmagek: for the whopping honus. “It's quite a thrill and I

Frank

I- wish to

LR severe rere

few men in sports

"i Dunkel's’ Basketball {Ratings

course,

all ‘the qualifications for success. He has remarkable control for al - young left-hander; he has fine! ‘phiysical eqiifpment, and he has a phenomenal record against very, fine semi-pro competition. “One of the big gambles, of | is the fact that as a! youngster signed on a bonus we! can farm him out for only one year to get the experience he'll]

| preferred sending him A rather than triple-A be-, cause if anything should happen that he didn't make good at first, it would certainly ruin his| morale to have to send him down! Rather, we'd like him to ad-|

| Pettit and the $85,000 to xi Carl Erskine Kiner for ‘his 1050 salary. ~~ A Terrific Gamble

“that

three!

{

to a

night he was offered the position, | interested.

{head rowing coach of the Univer(sity of Washington, forward to oppose a move that iwould. transfer the Poughkeepsie |Regatta to Marietta, 0.

PHILADELPHIA Eddie San-134-27 lead with four minutes re- {Stalemate to give the Flashes|icki, who has made just three big {maining. It was the biggest lead their sixth win in 16 games. The league hits — all loss was only the second for) {Johnny Blatnik have signed their : {1950 contracts, the Philadelphia Franklin led 14-5 at the ‘rst {Phillies announced Joday, Juanes and 21 to 15 at the half. {It stretched its lead to 34-26 in {the third period but Bill Porter banker's gray of World Bank | President Eugene Black beats the heart of a baseball fan who

siders the commissioner's office a “dream job” he would ot] much rather be asked to fill P3| than any other, a speifesman 4] said today. 2

jhe has not been approached with _ lany offer.

emphasis trend, created by redinked financial iblotted the sport from Canisius {College's athletic calendar.

Canisiug suit.

‘Dodger Contract

SX ou- must realize; of course: —~NEW--YORK Feb: 8 (UP)st-—— investing Pitcher Carl Erskine of Anderson, 4s. Ind. who —~OPRergency calls from the Brooklyn. Dodgers “But all the scouts who have In 1948 and 1949, signed his 1950 {history who has to lean over Watched "Pettit pitch- say the lad contract today for about $10,000. {backwards—to keep his organiza- just can't miss, I saw him pitch {tion from spending millions of only once, but our scouts have |to terms. {been watching him for

He is the 12th Dodger to agree

15 Baseball Games Booked for DePauw

mi GREENCASTLE, Feb. 8—A 15“game hasebail- seNeaule THF" De | Pauw University’s Tigers was an-| {nounced today by Raymond R.| | Neal, director of athletics. Coach Joe Thomas expects to {call out candidates for the 1950 squad the first week in March. |Last year the Old Gold nine won

We three Pe games i and lost 11.

Pt. 30, at Texas: Oct. 7. at Notre| me; Oct. 14, Miami, Fla; Oct. 21, at {Towa Oct. 28, UCLA Nov. 4, at Wisconsin: No

.11, North-!| Nov. 18, at Minnesota; Nov. 28, !

Sports Shorts |

By United Press CHICAGO -Tom Hagge rty,l

team, blasted Holy|

and -against inferior op

NEW YORK-Dr. Eddie Ander-|-

{son was due in the east today to}

1 Is It of confer with his new bosses at 8 3 P3! North tt. 20 | 6 8 2 Bushf 20 3 Holy Cross, but there were still] io 3nematt + § 1 1 no indications who might replace 3 1 _1 Louden! 1 1 1'him as Iowa University football 2 4 1 Wooten.e 2 4 2 | LaVaile.g 1 : jac. aus = gers.g { Laverne (Kip) Taylor, L] Buroweic.g oe 0.0 - —| Oregon State coach, said last 21 16 131 Total 1

but indicated he wasn't

» ” s SEATTLE—AlI Ulbrickson,

has come

homers — and

WASHINGTON — * Beneath the

Black; now in. Mexico, con-

But so far as could be learned,

PITTSBURGH — Aldo (Buf)

“Two Donelif, Boston University's head!" football coach, was added to the list of candidates for the open coaching spot at the University

etiam Pt Last Pirate Rookie |*

Pittsburgh last night. s o = BUFFALO — The football de-

ledgers, today|

The move raised the possibility at similar conditions might ause St. Bonaventure, one of ‘arch-rivals, to follow

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rary. tau s Ee ie— CANARIES MINTER--Anna H., 230 E. Ninth St. . GUAR. SING! otner of Mrs. burton ad {i ved P, I 3 2, Fira Cini or“ fnclas pcntinued on Nex ny Ghiropracti o - - - ’ FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTU. 3 Dr Osborne. 3+" 5s! reiki ind aul Catnedras§ : 4 12 B : al Holy Cross. Friends ——Ines nay a us mortuary any time, TIMES AUDITS MOORE—Mayme A. Er of the Baker-Hollo Kekneot 3. Hoots ani Bik imer Want Ads Sr gene Robling, sister of Mrs. Anne an Ss B g, Mrs. Ads Patton, Mrs. Mary : 201 § Mitney snd Salyards, departed Are nis > EY and % rvices ursday, rushed st M KIRK .s ard, CHAPEL Poliese at Farad LONIAL F AMOUS Bttard, In-2 Burial Ein nL Cemetery, Friends may call any tim f Carpenter, MUSSELMAN Claude, oe Gardners or podeing. | jane. age 71. half broth ot Ed. srs. ant of Qeorst > M Iman nd john." tus, . passed. ~ QUICK gee _net “work, away. Bervices TAR . M., ER Ml bd: || OL Cost ReHoot Crown. Priends may call at chapel. ow os Let us PAETZ-G Reas ET George L., father RESULTS Inala Ras, 18 ‘ - WANT to cor tion firm easant Rub Henty a - Blvd, North Drive, Mond Pig, Marth beive 'wondad, J Phone EAR TRIER) work. Interior RI-5551 Roofing and ’ C NTER. at residence any time. Block work. | STR “ L-1786. ca HARDY Laid. Old E Jersonal atte ; ~8525 3: NEW GAL) = wnspouts, 2 Prompt serv. = soor REPAT 8 UTS of = - i HOOSIE : : RL 5551 g Lhe = = Lowest ne a 3 Dry wells, t C $+ awww sludge pits pl \ equipment. § Dh pan Open 24 hrs. = _— ; ; 204 -Ny-Rie \ — a TTY 5 We clean a . Yaults. dry w “for ONLY ras ca

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