Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 February 1950 — Page 26

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Two Butler coeds didn't have to go through channels to see Shirley May France (center). The New England school girl who just missed swimming the English Channel last summer dropped in

on Jane Aspinall and Barbara Jungclaus, left and right, at the Butler pool yesterday. Shirley May's

in town to appear in the Sport and Boat Show which opens at the Indiana State Fairgrounds tomorrow afternoon for a nine-day run.

Appropriately Nemed Two Keglers Barely

NEW YORK, Feb. 17 (UP) The champion striker of the By GENE LAWSON Mutual Life Insurance Co. bowl- Two Pennsylvania keglers' futile efforts to connect for the ing team is Harold Stryker. of seven-century. mark highlighted last night's bowling session. & ! » YK

Both came close, however. Charles Clark rang up a 697 series in the 6 o'clock Stewart Warner. circuit to set the evening pace. Charlie registered scores of 183, 278 and 236 but fell three pins shy of the desired mark In the Fi-Blak Insulation loop - - re which follows, George Lee came Hughes in the Madison within a whisker of th» same total Flower Shop mixed at the as he spilled 696 chunks of wood Bowl, for "Weber's Groeery. Lee un- Only two- other honor count corked games of 213, 206 and 277 keglers were in action. They were and had only a closing game miss Joe Vollmer of - Vollmer Specials to blame for his failure, in the West Side Gwinn Paint loop Dutch Haufler and Chet Hughes who compiled a 235-223-208 set came up with respective sets of and Ken Patterson with a 211680. and 679 to snare the next two EE

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Panthers Could Pile Up Enough First Place Points to Overcome Handicap

The state high school wrestling dynasty of Bloomington's kings may totter for the first time in six years tomorrow. Bloomington's defending champions, who qualified seven matmen in the sectionals last week, face a 10-man team from South Bend Central in the 29th annual tourney at Lafayette. The team title shapes up as a two- way affair between Coach

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Bob ' Jones’ Northerners - and — Ae w— Coach Clifford Myers’ five-time 12; Rt zssell Minett, 133; Jerry state champs. Despite Central's! Johnson, 138, and Wayne Wad-'10-man-team the Panthers-could dell, 165. Three other titlist-have

pile up sufficient first-place points graduated.

to edge out South Bend's team Quandt Defeated Waddell srength. Waddell dropped his first match Points will be awarded On a .r, the vear to Tech's unbeaten 6-4-2-1 basis. Five of Central's 165-pounder, Herb Quandt, who!

10 finalists at East Chicago last week emerged victorious while five of the. seven Panthers won the _Bloomiington sectional titles. Awarding of one-point for each fall in the tourney may be an aid to the pin-conscious Panthers. Forty-eight winners and runnersup at the two sectionals, will compete for the 12 individual championships. The winners at each tourney last week will be matched with the secondplace winners Four of Bloomington's state champions won individual titles last year. They are. Tom Ramon,

won 3 to 2. Quandt dropped the

last year. Tech and Southport, four -quqalifiers, are expected to press into the top bracket behind the two leaders. Decatur Central gontestants

nerup in the=112-pound division.

Tony Zilson, 145, year; Quandt, 165; Pat Amore, unbeaten. 120-pounder, and Gale Sparks, runnerup at 103.

103-pound winner at Bloomington; Stanley Ellis, a weight winner, nerup at 133; and Allen Morgan, 95-pound runnerup. Decatur Central has .... Rice, 175-pound, and Don a 605 3 hell, heavyweight, both winners, series to give_the women—thel und Bob Holland, 127-pound sec-| first 600 Monday. Judy ond-place winner. posted games of 181, 193 and 229 with Indiana. Fur in the Bowes Seal Fast league at the West Side. Both the women’s and men’s city tournaments will go into big week-ends starting Saturday. For he feminine keglers, it will be the final session. The men, however, have four more weekends to go before they will be able to name their champion.

265-185-661 in the 6 p. m. Shrine circuit at the Central plant Judy Hindel compiled since

12:30 p. m. The two afternoon matches in each weight will begin at 2 pl m. ia the finals are scheduled for 7:30 p. m. —4. A.

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