Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 February 1950 — Page 6

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

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Today's Sport Parade—

Old Fearless Wins in a Walk.

Sportswriters Hold Their Own Motorcycle Derby

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By OSCAR FRALEY, United Press Sports Writer DAYTONA BEACH, Fla., Feb. 18—A 10-cent brain

and million-dollar wrists made Fearless Fraley the envy

of this motorcycle-mad metropolis today."

Five thousand motorcycles were buzzing and blasting, around this long-famed city of speed as their rabid riders awaited the National Motorcycle Championships, and the

only guy certain of walking off with honors was Old Fearless,

o " n " ; i » ” | BEING NATURALLY a modest man who boasts only when he awalke, Old Fearless hesitates to do any downright bragging. Bi

As

But facts are. facts, and I've got to tell you that I am the first [pil Garett . world ‘motorcycle champion. o1 Until the sportswriters’ championship was staged on the famed even were people who guch A monarchs —as Ed—Kretz-and Ben Campanelli. of} Dick Klamforth of Groveport,

sportswr iters’

Daytona sands, there probably

Pomona, Cal, and

ride these two-wheeled washing machines.

who take over today.

All that those guys and their 300 rivals will do today and Daytona oval for

tomorrow is to tear around the

115 miles per hour. " ” ” THE REAL genius named Bill France who racing, airplane “flying

deals and

other

n (aside from O!d Fearless) deftly in

detrimental to living to .a ripe old age.

Big Bill, .Pennsylvahia the big wheel

Georgia, is in

of the road.

” n ” " ” " ' THE DADDY of this handlebar derby, Big Bill also promoted the sportswriters’ championship and it- was a tremendous event. ,, 4 topheavy 58 With becoming blushes, we'd like to tell you that Old Fearless was tp, There we were, lined up on the beach with the surf pound- Coach Branch McCracken of IU

terrific. ing in.

Then we were off in a #pray of sand,

the north turn;

whose chief chore is promoting stock North Carolina, this motorcycle

merr

stoc

They're just amateurs

] is a lank

k. car

y-go-round.

took a broad slide into with fishtailed into the backstretch; wheeled down and took over in

around into the stretch and flew across the finish line.

There's just one drawback.

suggest that for the second annual sportswriters’ cycle championship they put motors on those. things.

get-tired pushing ‘em.

Women Bowlers Tune Up

Old Fearless would

For Championship Finals

City Team Title to Be Decided Tonight;

Singles and Doubles Contests Tomorrow By GENE LAWSON

Another heavy weekend of bowling is slated to open tonight, record. The very fact that Purdue. “with _most of the attention centered upon the city men's and Is down nthe standings Tas women’s tourneys. The feminine keglers will wrap up their event caused McCracken worry, during the current week-end but the men still h to hoe,” since there are still four =

weeks left before they will’ have yi eo skelton, Bere eke

decided who is tops.

By 11 p. m. tonight, we should’; ayerne ers

Pat

60 BOWLERS (WOMEN)

Milano Inn Milano Inn BOWLERS (WOMEN) Hil

n, Milano Inn

INDIANA PURDUE ry Stuteville P Dick Axness Toshefl F Marty Horn C Andy Butchko i-Watson Ad Glenn Baller Bob Masters G Howard William Tipoff=7:30 Broadcasts irre Bloomington: WTOM thought Bloomington. WSRK, Shelbyville, WCBS] Columbus: WBAA, Purdue Tetevistonr=—WTTV. Bloomington Ohio., could Smee Times State Service BLOOMINGTON, Feb. "18— Indiana’s Hurrying Hoosiers set 200 miles at out tonight to do what no other Crimson basketball team has

and motorcycle ‘incidentals usually considered pected for the 8

car racing in makers will Virginia and Florida, also waging

When he Big Ten drives down the street even the motorcycle cops move to the side send its season record to 16 wins

ave a “long way IU mentor figures the situation

Meat Market

B B 10.500 Fans

Hoosiers Hope to Preserve Chance for First Place in Big Ten

PROBABLE LINEUPS

attle to Draw

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done—beat Purdue for the fourth y ‘gent time in a row. . A sellout crowd of 10.506 is ex3d meeting ‘of the state's hottest rivals. The Botlerfind the- Hogsiers a last-ditch battle to gain basketball laurels. and

in 19 outings. Purdue's cagers: have won eight and lost 19. The Boilermakers have pilec Small talk of '"20-millionths” and other such micro-measuremen 214 margin since gon race car driver (right) and Robert LeFever, machinist in the series started in 1900. But

May 30.

whittling away at. it Since McCracken 1938 the Hoosiers have won 11 to Purdue’s five

has been

Success,

like to Indiana’s 5-3 conference record world motor- [puts them within mathematical New Athletic Conference You sure range of league-leading Ohio ~ State. Even though the Bucks. Bytler Probably Will Drop From MAC; {down Northwestern tonight, an

Representatives Meet in Terre Haute

Formation of a new state college athletic conference was almost first-place tie. Once past Purdue ,qqureq today for six-sschools including Butler University. the Hoosiers face the Bucks ‘on Although university and college officials have refused to com-| | Monday night in a do-or-die pont The Times learned the new athletic group will include Butler, battle. "St. Joe, Evansville, Ball State, Indiana State, and Valparaiso. | Purdue is fighting to - escape Representatives of the schools met yesterday in Terre Haute to

|the Big Ten cellar. The .Boiler- out details, Official announcemakers can be expected to go all ft probably will be forthcom- Caps Defend

out to better their 2-6 conference yoo .4 the completion of athletic Meet Flyers Again

:schedules this spring. Here Tomorrow:

| Indiana victory over Purdue still [ould preserve a chance for a

|

With Butler, Evansville and St. Joe included in the group, three other conferences will be affected. | Butler undoubtedly. will drop out of the Mid-Ameriean where it has performed well in basketball and minor sports but not in football.| Joe is a member of the Mid-

The

is Fipe for an upset.

a

4 Michigan Sophomore i Runs 4:11.7

Jimmy-Jackson Getting Ready for 500-Mile Race

[os {Villa Madonna of Covington, Ky.,

ts goes on between Jimmy JackCummins Engine laboratory in

6 Hoosier Schools to Form (entral's HCC Lead:

In Danger Tonight =

Could Share First

Place With Hanover PROBABLE STARTING LINEUPS Indiana Central Villa: Madonna Dwight Swalls Duke Dulaney Bill McGrath F Bob Eveiharas Harley Griffith C Bo Woody McBride G RED ik man { Bill Robison G Neal Connor

Indiana Central, beaten only|

fonce in eight home games, will SH ITS Non-ConTerence basket-T

schedule tonight against

‘int the University Heights gym at

8:15.

ing their 16th triumph this sea-

Muncie Wins NCC; Madison Captures Southeastern Crown

Tell City, Richland Center Finish Regular Season as Only Unbeaten Teams

By KURT FREUDENTHAL, The regular 1949-50 Indiana save for a few scattered games Anderson's Indians wished it had

United Press Sports Writer high school basketball campaign, tonight, was history today, but ended a week sooner.

The Indians, perennial state title contenders, needed a victory over New Castle. last. night to “hang. on to their North Central

{Conference crown. But King Up-|

set, making one of his frequent] appearances on the ‘controversial (prep. hardwood scene, came, came through in the clutch, with the Trejans-eking outa 62-to-60" victory. The loss handed Muncie Cen-| tral the NCC crown on a silver platter since the Bearcats won, from Frankfort, 58 to 49. } Anderson lost in the same! fashion as last year when it was derailed by little‘Lapel in tourney! sectional play..They led 34 to 27 at the half and 49 to 37 going| linto the last quarter. Then, when ‘forward Gene Wilson fouled out, the roof caved in and Coach,

§

.Chuck Stuckey’s boys began to

move. Cubs Win Title Led by Jackie Wright's 24 points, New Castle poured it on in rapid fire order until its .trigerhered 19 points before he out. go ven Central also had its hero—junior Charlie Mock. He sank 11 fielders and three free! throws for 25 points as the Cats led from start to finish, taking a 12-to-5 lead in the first period.

In other NCC tests, Richmond’ s! 23!

Mel Thompson tossed . in (points, but Lafayette Jeff had balance and won, 46 to 42. Meanwhile, Madison’s Cubs, the

To § pear | in

|U. P. State title choice, won their 16th game in 18 starts and kept undisputed first place in the | Southeastern Conference by

drubbing Lawrenceburg for the. . |

‘second time this season, 66 to 50. | Spence Schnaitter sparked the winners with 24 points. Two Clubs Unbeaten

Also downstate, New Albany lwon from Columbus, 34 to 24, iplaying a possession game in the second half. No points were |scored in the third period. Bloomington won its 10th game in its last 12 outings, besting Bedford, 42 to 36, in a Southern Conference tilt, and Evansville Bosse surprised Vincennes on it3 home floor, 51 to 39. = Other individual feats were: The 32 points Wayne Holland sniped to help Lapaz to an 82-to-56 victory over Bristol, and huge

Columbus, Ind. Jackson will drive the Cummins Diesel Special in the Indianapolis 500-Mile Race on umph was in the bag. Wilson Don Schlundt’s 29 points in a los-

ing cause, his Washington-Clay Colonials losing their third game of the campaign, nn to 63, to Middlebury. Hoosierland’s last two unbeaten teams closed out their seasons without a single blemish on their |records. Tell City overpowered Rockport, 43 to 32, and little Richland Center went wild over Macy, 69 [to 34. It was Richlanhd’s 20th victory and Tell City’s 18th.

Crack Chicago Tank Team

Dual Meet

20 Olympic Mermaids to Perform in Contests at IAC and Riviera Club

Swimming enthusiasts will have an opportunity today to see

two national champions in action participates in a dual meet here.

when the Town Club of Chicago

The girls were scheduled to swim the IAC team at" noon and While the Greyhounds are seek- will compete against the Riviera girls at 8 p. m. at the Riviera pool.

tar of the Chicago team is

Jackie Lavine, member of the

Spar To Pi

The perso Sacred Heart's the Butler Fie Ralph's sc when Shortric Wednesday. T the best firstlocal sectional. On the ba: play, Riley st the ‘new city champ; ringing in 20 games fo! game. Ralph's per rupted by. an last semester, average each point. total fo racked 308 poi cluding two se 15.3 average lz

Riley Has Ralph's tota 69 field goals while Riley ha and 96 charity

And neither night. Ralph s as Shortridge ville, 55 to 51 a in 23 as Sac Park School, | Shortridge 1 first quarter b at the half. Th 3 to 34 at th Blue Devils hit attempts while 19 of 52. It wa win in 20 gam Shortridge p Supple, who 1 tionals becaus Sacred Hear with its 14th of the best § forts, and cra home floor rece one game. Sacred Hear 1. 31-7 and 41 minutes. John with 11 marke ortridse (35) Bexson, t

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know who is the champion in the Ea Willlamso St Lou Early, Milano Inn 562 a & Totals 17 team events in the women's di- oir Smith, Bradley Barbecue tid 2 AN ARBOR, Mich, Feb. 1 lands Conference at present while gr BO en! Bothered they may lose their undis-!— - (1948 U. 8. Olympic team and na- aims snore vision at West Side. However, the pi. nces Snyder. Indpls. Typewriter .. 534 — Frack officials. entered ransville is an Ohio Valley Con- puted Hoosier College Conference tional senior w ind Pree th By Pavia PEEL oh $45 some new marks in their book y "by injuries and bruises. the In- s plo omen’s indoor yous “team that wing the crown may Flet * Frans s member. There hiave been * rteadership —to Hanover — College: T100-vard free si ~~ hamvion f= 3 Axline 2. Bale not win the biggest share of the Net Koeline, Idols. Trpewriter ~~ - 843 today for the University of Mich- eno mE the Ov Clanapolis Caps will open a tWo-\ yng could equal IC's 9-2 HCC| YONI te Sym CRAWL. RL wer 3 n 4 revious reports a e / ’ 7B ye Maurcen O'B ther t ol ary Kiser, Davidson's Vassor Guild 543 jgan’'s 18-year-old Don McEwen. I . game week-end hockey series a i rcen rien, another team Referee—PFlovd Susy, he Sil tat True fhe arg. Arty MER iiifana SIF Kepment i The sophomore turned in bin fold with some present pore tonight in defense of their| [ate by beating Manchester to member, is national senior Edwards. est total plus hal Helen Pelir, Indiana Gear - 83 nlistering - 4:11.7 perfo . members and new entries form-|thirq place in. the Western Di-| women’s indoor 100-yard back- Sacred Heart (6 Nell Schmidt, DeWolf News 836 5 performance in , ceive the money prize. Neil Schmidt, DeWolf News 838 his first collegiat nad ing a new conference predomi-| vision. | If Hanover should win at Man- stroke champion fg 1 Milano Inn is rated as the Ramona Frosch. Bowes Seal Fas glate one-mile ap- nantly ©Ohio schools. chester, the HCC championship | | = : * Rlers - 9 3 i D"Erier. Anderson's Spring Service 333 pearance yesterday to smash the; | . With Gerry Reid in 50 per cent probably. would be decided next! Eight. Swimming Events Ruckert 2 0 favorite to cop its third title. Lucy Court.’ DeWolf ‘New Yost Fieldh | 4 p y The State high school basket-| Pett ns Ary Bais. Hill's Meat Market 528 eldhouse mark of 4:13.2 [physical condition because of a pyesd ight when Central and ; | In the meet tonight Coach ris : lated t fire tonight | uesday nig en entral and pall tournament tod t th onig oac 00 They are slated to ght Mabe Bichanon. Sherman Bar Mixed 523| t by F > nament today go el 3ia|9et by Ed Holderman of Purdue /leg infection and Freddie Glover heduled t t ¢ 3 and to win they must-beat Frank's Vests Davis, Fouts Beer ing Serv. iH 10 years ago. ii 0 lose anover are scheduled to ‘meel green light to go on next week. Charles L. (“Bud”) Sawin will i] . g . Soca-Cola Ladies [bothered by an old back ailment, each othér at Hanover. In earlier s 31 tual to of 2611, Edna Heck C C Commissi ‘L. V. Philli Furniture actual count: o dna Heckman, How . issioner H1IpS send his yo i t rung up last week. Marie Fulton, Anderson's Spring Serv 3 owever, McEwen’s fast” [Left Winger Nelson Podolsky has/games this season, Central de- said his office and Gov. Schricker S Young swimmers agains :1 | Inttreall, nderson's Spring . 1} , a1 The singles and doubles cham Estee it ™ Pen ar i hi wy! ET oR per bined the ailing Hist With another] feated Villa Madonna, 76 to 68, at have made a complete check of the Town Club in a program of Tatime Score. - , ‘ehr's ee ( op é “ : . 8 , ; Rita paters Tndiana Cheat Works 5 p of a Big 10 rn charley horse. [Covington and won a 76-62 ver- the 64 sectional centers 8 swimming events and low pions among the women will not pinta, INdiana Cleat Wor 333 dual meet with Illinois. The Illini The C } i dict aL ¥ al cen and that ‘Pree throws m he determined until tomorrow at! Helen Woil, Fils Meat Market 5 won. 62 to 52 e Caps hold a two-point lead dict at home over. Hanover. no center has reported it neces- board diving. Barbara Jungclaus, § Park 9. Hickman Whirl- Noria Belk: Heal Silk Mixed 204 By FRANK ANDERSON over the Flyers and resume the Another HCC tilt at Taylor, sary to postpone next week's a Butler sophomore, is the. only. dria o . f 4 3 AL «I i ’ 2 Me y i as “currently Monop- Beulah Maners. Bowes Seal Past “IAC Cia FO z y ; A > hot week-end battle tomorrow night Mar 1 will complete the Grey- tourneys because of the coal member of. the Riviera team Continenta x OTHER LEAGUE LEADERS (womEN, ive Butler seniors wi ro lis. $ . lhounds’ season. , -. Arh ; olize the minor events. Jo Ber- mary Leppert, Pritchard Lub ! t.in the Indianapolis. Coliseum. In season... shortage. over 16 years of age. Barbara Wiley of Te kopes and Lila Littrell lead the Mariope Kai, Ski High Girls i To IU, 49 to 27 onto the Fieldhouse floor at 8:15 seven previous games with the] BRR Gov. Schricker and Mr. Phil- narrowly missed making the by Washingtc June 00das n v Jadies y ” | 12 : v . v doubles with 1121, Betty Jordan's janet Moore. State Hoard of Health th BL. State Servie o'clock tonight hoping to beat Kiyees tig Season two. and lips gave the state net tourney 1948 U.S. Olympic team and losers’ floor la ot _ Patrick. Mers Eng heerihg 1 00MING TON, Feb. 18 : : as won three, lost two an the go sign after a lengthy con-/placed third last i i he’ Th 0 Wi 614 tops the singles and Jo sports M. Burton, Ayrshire Colileries Mixed 476 { Miami's Redskins to a fare-thee- ® place ird last spring in the e two wer | Mary Ann Carol, Baxt Grill Mixed 471 layed two tie contests. . hg § f h a 1682 mark to lead the all-events. Mary “Atn Carol, Baxter s ed 47 Winning first in all eight events, weil for the home fans. It will be p ference concerning the coal crisis 100-yard backstroke at the Na- all at the¢ in: he leadi en's Juanita Kelsey, Indpls. Railways Mix. 440 the Indiana University swimming Next week the ‘Caps probaly yesterday. Only two centers— tional Senior Womens’ Indoor Red Streaks f “yt Se bs th gt Iny MEN'S CITY TOURNAMENT team defeated the Indianapolis thelr last Fieldhouse appearance. will lose winger Gordon Haidy for| [Plymouth and Winamac—were| championships. after three qu iin Ry the Koo fare Gear Work Fi Athletic Club, 49 to 27, last night The five— Forwards Dee Baker road games in Hershey and) Al Wil [not contacted by phone or tele-| Despite their tender years, the lead. They alse ops { Ally) in the IU pool. Suntan: and Marvin Wood, Center and Pittsburgh. .Haidy may r raph. service yesterday but Mr. stop, 11-10 events tonight at the Fox-Hunt. Adams Indiana Ee | . : Riviera team is expected to give » : : Yaver Men's Shop, Marott Shoes, ina aear Works © 0 3s 360- soz (im Ete. Fogler iniarl adofune Capt. Ralph Chapman and here to have a hose operation. | By JIM HEYROCK | Phillips _ indicated that neither|mown Cup a good fight. They Bob Bradfor > yi Pauley Printers : 2476 8173003 Sev, Time, 3.123 Guards Ralph (Buckshot) O'Brien terrestres ¢ iq. center has requested postpone- with 11 tall B 8 oe Sgro today ruled as undis |are already veter i tat Tompkins Ice Cream, Bowes Seal jini, "service 2606 4553061, 32 GATE rer Se nang Motes (1): and Jim Doyle—will have revenge € Tae Undis= ment, ¥ tans Jn Sale Schroeder rac Fast and Delaware Bowl are a, DOUBLES ACTUAL Hime, 2.367, C's 3 Herb Bchettler (If Tir minds. Miami defeated Marlene Bauer Shares puted king of the Indiana welter- The Commissioner said gymna- | and national competition and in- losers, who f few squads scheduled to cut loose RIAA Ban : Hi , 50: Yard, Pree Sty let, Louts Alvarez them, 50-48, in January to give d | weights. siums in the 64 centers will be clude such stars as Sally Bowers, with ’ in th m. roun i Dickison-O. Harris seni 1177 {1AC). Time, mons, (14L): Clinton Hare * Mixe Foursome Ti e | [national junior 220 yard breast- an 8-10 | n e p. | i 8 M h ff J y tes 0 a ee Style N Vi { - a 8 Sterrett-M . Ellis . wi 10- Yard Free Style—1. RI esbitt 1): them one of their three id- e 27-year-old Southsider, mus eated sufficiently to remove the istroke ch jon: S Wiley (45) Kay Jewelry, still capable of DOUBLES HANDICAP Doug Simmons (IAC): 3, Jim Moran c “onference efeats. PALM BEACH, Fla. Feb. 18 4 i e res ampion; Sue Shaffner, ig ft B. Jared-2 NBL A 1441323] Ty R008, Simmon: American ter all the boxing know-how at initial chill and anked to ional juni White. 1 shooting- withthe best of them, c. frites Redton- 108) 3431338, ie Yard Backstroke=T, Larry Meyer, All-Time Scorer (UP). — Marlene Bauer of Mid- his command, successfully defend= conserve fuel. jg ne Junior : 400. meter free- Braglora.t 31 . > + ick ison-C r 1] : 2. 5) jus £ - eC s i . i eione, and Mechanics Laundry will bowl v SINGLES ACTUAL 3: in Frank, MeKinney (IACH; 3, Gu /land, Tex., after beating her older ed his state title last night, for the, Should it be necessary to post- tyle champion; Linda Woods, Weliver.c 31 tomorrow, Pon Bolle | 353 (Ho, Yard Free Style 1." Bill Rhadiurne Tonight's contest is the last sister for the second time within frst time since he- won it more pone one sectional early next national junior one-mile cham- Mejiimans i i In addition to the city tourneys, Keith Miller ~~ maNpICAT 845 TAC Pi Kerr, gl ACH 3. John Raines chance for ‘Indianapolis fans to a week, today shared the Ever- than a year ago, by winning a week, officials pointed out the pion; and Jane Owen, Indiana Totals 53 i 440-Yard le Rel ndi - , ] the American Legion will launch! Hiry Bowaner To 100-720 rier Yad Ao Sty 5 Relay. otis ana see Butlers Be Te glades Invitational mixed four- unanimous decision over John La- tourney would be delayed State record holder in the 50-yard Halftime score. its state tourney at the Indiana Lon Robr an 80-718 vares, Fran McAree). Time. 4:040 y ou Yokel ot. and Je of th some Jitte >in Reginald Board- Broi of Gary. Niroughout the state. However, reesty e and 150-meter individ- wie, throws evearsees defensiv -'man Jr. of Palm Beac > ual medle i alleys. The event will last five op < ) Although holder of ‘th iter- Mr. Philllps said that appeared y. ; : . WOMEN'S CITY TOURNAMENT : anks, -Doyie. O° 8 0 e welter- Referee — John week -ends and all bowling TEAM ACTUAL Amateur Basketball ' b vie ig oon a Marlene, who celebrated her weight title, Sgro was considered Unlikely. today. The public is invited to both as singles, doubles and team events 44 panies punts : 05 er i Beart i oh or fon .ars. Buckshot! 16th birthday two days ago.the underdog just before . last - meets, small admission charges will take place at the Indiana Indiana ur AM maNoIC ar . 2575 6, Consolidated Business College vs. U. 8 De Co bia Joa against the teamed with Boardman to beat night's 10-round scuffle. Pro Basketball {are made and tickets are .avail- Tech 47, I 3 : 3S lant. Falls City Beer ur- 2006 Tires: 17. Shell Oil ys. Barrons Tavern; nee nu poin ga older sister Alice and Clarke But after the first r d. able at the door. Times p " Ly 8, Heston Concrete vs. ‘Vic's Drut: 9. Redskins to better his own one-, ound, none NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION ~~Foh M i i h Wo Sa = 2 : 343 » 3388 Allison - Jets ve World Insurance: Hardwick, 3 Sint a “of th on T Eas niet isian - . I KOKOMO.. - ohnny ~Mencin provided the’ Piregde Tavern His In last night's tourney play Kirshbaum season scoring record of 364. ose “among the 2727 specta= Ww. L class asserted bowling front with its biggest ac-|Lj perkop.! Pu Bs AcTU ‘AL 1121] defeated Englewood Hardware 37 to 30: jf addition to the five starters ee errr eed tors who. paid to watch could A oS n Bollos, O’Brien Again and finish of DOUBLES HANDICAP : Citizens Gas defeated an Camp Hard- SO ’ , . - rang up a series of 305 in the} HOE Wim [HII ior hati istegs Je, nity reserve Forward Gene {2 Lovellete Record Bold onto his toga. + EL fl Signed For Armo with Kokomo eyer- i eswart 1017 180—1107 te lison Fransmiss m, 0 Sports- a | “i i . ! I . {J. Berkopes Ll Litt tretl 1121 75—1196 manship winners ory Vern Chandler will bow out. This year's Butler LAWRENCE,. Kas. Feb. 18 Philadelphia 3% 32 ry of Indianapoli Fox-Hunt Classic. NGLES ACTUAL. Englewood). Thornton Lambert (Van te hil t th test as (UP)—Clvd a | Top Condition Bos ‘Central Dir jon 84 346) George Bollos, Columbus, O last night. Milano Inn had two of its keg- Petts orth HANDICAP tn Tere pt son) a the ol is eed, is Haute, 1 4. © cia Hew Bg Seven ’ tral Diviigp lthe unmasked “Zebra Kid,” Cand Ernie. Cli aks o € € rc 8 Ay i Jers pasty 8005. Marge-. BKEHOR Bers OGD errr mdm dbl Craig ET rh te arion 12 A neerne ute Ind. set a new Big Seven! He was.in the best phgsical.con- jpinpespolis ; ¥- "- 48% Jack -O* Brier the “Death = ) line fired a 209-219-205—637 and Pat cist 545 105—650 night: Junior diyision—Central Avenue he Well” regarded’ y “HIRKIE and rival’ ‘basketball “conference scoring | dition of his professional career, Chicago . 19 .620 rey ert “gave Te Striebock fad a ans Mildred NN ENTS ACTUAL, ¥8-043| Methodists Prentice Presbyterian 8. coaches. Lack of height has been record here last night with 39 coming in at 143% pounds. Ft. Wane 3 32 593 Demon,” are signed for action in Englerth cont ® epec ad a series - | or vision Brookside vangeiical 46, ouis 2 Sy ) Jo Berkopes 1682 Riverside Cardinals 2 th 3ulldog’s No. ica oints as. : . . the main event of Tuesday night's as Tech hel 193-232—611. Milano topped wom- -EVENTS HANDICA AP division. Riverside Cc ors ny Downes e Bulldog oy 1 1 handicap. points as. his Kansas team de Sgro took the first. four. — Western Divisign L Pet! {Armory wrestling card. y nig the first a en's teams with a 901-960-"° Berkopee 126-1808 ' Avenue Christian 43 ‘They have never een outfought. feated Missouri, 59 to 52. staggering LaBroi with a right INDIANAPOLIS 18 2 g e first quar . : 2 S89 i. i )Mhhe iatyl———— after eight n 1015-2876 total H hook twice, in the second and Tri Cities 28 429 Sheboyuan 3 3 | RED BAR AUTO BATTERIES led 27 to 18 at i tw igh School, College Basketball Scores fourth. Laroi began moving in- ¥11313 BE Be 4 n Johnny 2 Si Sa snd 03 - |side Sizu's lel iab o the ih and SE REST ER NIGH eon Ti 30 a S— Kendall 600 BOWLERS (MEN) HIGH XCHOOL Freelandville 61, Carlisle 46 Noblesville ©. Wes tfall 43 COLLEGE € manage o stay even Ft. Wayne 68, Philadelphia 67. Bil ¥ 694 City, Coun Fremont 42, Pleasant Sake 32 - - . + he — pac —— Bil Jrwin Bogs Trucking Ser. 672 Beech Grove 51, New Palestine 4). Fulton 49, “Monterey 3 3 : North Madison "55, Vernon 37 Indiana ‘State 70, St Hosenh's 5 53 “The seventh was the only round; Niffneapolie 80. Waterloo ° . ea A or “the winners o Harry Stivers, Brass Rail 665 Broad Ripple 44, Greencastie 43 Gary Emerson 38 Haramond Clark 29 th Judsom 67. Westville 65 (overtime) Other . [that could be given to LaBroi. He rr ee Fits mostly 0 Bob Maschmeyer, Marien Hwd LLL. 664 Cathedral W. Soseville Me n 30 Gary Win ace Deer Valparaiso North yer ty > Paci 7 | Abilene Christian 36 atin 45 connected twice with ’ rights to fall. small Tech led 34 Charles Killlon, Old -Crown Ale ... 658 Crispus ucks ew Winchester ! r 2 _.- Owensville 49, Otweil + 3. +t + —g® 13 2 Jack Hunt. ) 645 Franklin Twp. 54, Deaf School 42. [Gaston 63. Green (Randolph! 54. Palestine (ILL): 72, Merom 44 Alabama State 53, Morehouse «46 , . cars. period and we Dick Nolan. Usher Hortuary | 644 Howe 51, Warren Central 46. Qtboa Twp ‘Benton 48. Boswell 37. a 47. Cy a : Alfred 65, Hamilton 53. Sgro’s mouth -and snapped his The victory Dick . Taylor, Usher Mortua 644 Franklin Twp. 41, Dover 38 ah £3 Hoey Croek.s [Arkansas 57. Texas Christian 41. head back. The eighth was even, $6.95 record in the Dave James, New Amsterdam Cas 640 Sacred Heart 67. Park Sthool 29 Grass Creek 58, Leiters Ford 37 Ia 70. Wis T ‘ Sgro took the ninth and they finBasil Berry, Steeg Drug . 637 Shortridge 55, Crawfordsville 51 Greensburg 52, Rushville 46 Belolt 76. St. Marys (Cat 5 ‘ EXCHANGE 15-3 mark ove Oscar Behrens, Marott's Shoes 637 Southport 52, “Martinsville 40 |Greensfork 30, Willlamsburg 24. Birmingho Ss ary 2 75, Ogleth 42 lished even in the 10th. All other sizes in stock at TeRay Brumley, Allison Jets 635 Speedway 36, Decatur Central 2 'Greentown 47, Converse 2 | Bowl £ ar ou ern, Taw oe OO d S 55 ints Kendall got Dorsey "Littrell, Link Beit No. 1 632 Tech 47. Kokomo 37 {Griffith 48, me d Noll 44, . F PA reen (O./ 8. Baldwin-Wallace ur car gave gro ovo. points duced prices. ’ Evert Laker Laker Painters 830 Terre Haute Wiley 45. Washington 42. |Grovertown 20." West est. Twp, Marshaily 24 [Quincy 8 California Aggies 51, Southern Oregon and LaBroi 45. > AUTO ed Pa ute elwooc esta ee h2 agerstown 56 tesville - Rer nington 3 and | 2 ' | y urt Heady, Yaver Men's Shop 628 4p 52. N Others Hamilton 51, Mooreland 34 } nsselaer 60 Crown Font “a. | 7. estern Reserve é y N , | BLUE POINT T Tech (47) Lee Munger; Foxworthy Ford 628 Alamo 517, NEW Pars 3 Hamlet 52, Untor, Twp. (La Porte) 43.. Reyno ds 47. ott - | Gentral " Noptern 83. Ll Ste. asic) Clemmons Nearly KO'd SUPPLY ec fg 1 Joe Bise, Sherman Bar Mixe 627 Alnany 69, Totote a1 Hanna 45. Union Mills 48 Ri Wi Center 89 Macy 34 Tech s : for th ing’ TODAY Delaware, Madison & Rays Sts Cline t 8 . ' > ’ a9 J. iS . . 0 ‘ity ° y NC ) DL - ' : * Fonntmce, McElfresh, Laker JLainters. 838 Albion 43, Mangia .41, Haubstadt 18, Bosessilie. 30 ontr3p, Twp. (Fountain, 39, Coving |Golorad 3 Noge 88, Coloradt do M Bros Durch IF sag syening fants Hieh School | nh : | Nyland Sheet ¥en ... 62 Amo 41% Kloddive 38 “ filisdale 47, Newport 42 . $6, Jee NC eek 39 : | Gonnecticut me Bat os 0. © Mines 53. work, which was 17%; per cent of Warre Ug i ounty, Heh, Schools | o Enelerinc 3 3 T x 22 Amo 41, North 8 8. o olland 58 Richland 38 s @ . 7 ' | . Fone Mock, Veal steely SH Alderson St. Marys 89 Fortvitie 35. -|Huntertown 61° Avilla {ochester, se. Moniicello 45 Bubugue se: Central i the gate, amounted to $4T188. | Fishers & ar tore Sie Ton Attention, Fish ! Dost 3 4 George Rickey. Bulldog. Blectric ||| 620 Angola 56, Elmhurst 83 RABEL: Ho Freer mek 3 %. Roll 52, bo oN 29 ast Hennessee. State 14, Milligan 52. | It was a pleasing card from be-| "syumi (Oat BUTLER. Fieldhouse, 8:15. ention, ermen KE I John jo Bowl Classic 62 riington aleig on mney ew ichmon \ ’ ‘ -”e * Bob Vote, “Naval Ordnance nese $19 Ashboro 43, Cory 1. gooseph) 3 ; 1 Rosertan, 53. Cen 2 | Franklin and starebial 68, Dickinson 51. ginning to end. Thé -serap that Notre ° Ba liars, DePaul, Chicago See Our Exhibit at the Morton.! 8 4 Adrian Moorehead. Ohio Ofl Co: 618 Attica 44. Delphi 42. IiVhera” 85 Swits City 33 Sal te ) ad the fans on thé edges of their siadiu rockmtn.t § 1 3 | Jackson T B e) 49, Pi 11 39 p Foran Jo. John's (Brooklynj "641 £ wil EE hohnlly, #1 Package Lisyor 811 Auburn’ 85, Bluion 2 [Jackson Twp (Honecanse: Finnell 0X 57 san fuga A 46. Elnora. 43 lard rh me |seats most of the way was the!” ] {untiiston 28 Anderson, SPORTSMAN SHOW Is.g 0 A r Twin ores. . ora 62 inburg y : oe ! n : 1 o C : i | arlham a 18 11 Gus Howard, Link Belt No, 1. 616 | Belle. Union 40. Reelsville 20 | snckson: Twp. (Porters 54, Clinton Twp. Scircleville 44. Jackson “Tw. oni as Sarran a1. | Willie Clemmons TKO victory over| Ball State at Franklin. FEB. I8TH TO 26TH Boiiihe sore . .. 8 Baas tonville ra | y 42 % , uskingum N \ Dick Sonmill, rr & Messick 616 Bentonville 48, Orange 12. Jitsu owe! defoburn 32 . Shelburn 49, Terte Haute State 41. | Hofstra. 80, Kings Point. 44 |Charlie Lee, 180, of Cincinnati. illa’ Madonna at INDIANA CENTRAL Join Our J-B Fishing Club Daas. Jarod: J flak Ervin. Abbott ‘Heating ee 815 Bicknell 75. soTugEvile 49. Catholic ¢z. |KhiEhtstown 40, Mavs (Rush) 39. tg an Jagrance 42 Ho uy. ears 70, Rhode Island State 62) Clemons, who weighed 194, was| goncordia a Bool ech xy. and Moriarity 4, Thr Jonn Elliott, Fun Bowl Classic 615 Bloomington 42, Bedfo rd 36 sthelle 4 | Ad Jo. “ Aver mana 42 Sijver Creek 83. Scottsburg 48 'Tininofs Tea 87, University of Chicago 40. baffled momentarily by Lee’ gh Qakland City at Beren Ky.) Be Sure fo Register Schrader 2, wil Larry. Bittner. Indpls. ‘Railways Mixed sla Bloomingdale 53, Rosedale 44. { Lakesville 52, “Argos 33. | South “Bend Central Eon? "47, ‘South {1dah > 5 3, Oregon 41, 52 southpaw. style and was nearly] a Ron, Paraiso. FOR Y ~ ©, Referee — Herb William Gooch. Fun Bowl Classic 813 Dokxstown’ Ric algar “ i rig or Kirin, 0 Sonthe Rend Washington 55 La Porte 53. Kanes Jase 80. Towa, Stat e 36. x knocked out in the first and sec- Michigan whic Thole OUR. FREE $560. 00 Eugene Glaze, Wilson Owens, Allison A 611 59 role Let "52, Sheridan 42 Ko ith Be d Adams -35. Elkh 30 ANSAS esleyan ollege o mporia | owa a isc , Lou Newman, Service Construction .. 612 1Ereg Bt olcgttville. 39. erty. 4% Centerville 40 lervile 55 Woodburn 40. |. 8L War Gh Cornell i ond rounds. But he solved Lee to! Ohio State vo! Northwestern. Chicago FISHING OUTFIT B : ane itunes Clas S11 Browneniiie "350 “Sprifgeld. Township Lime (Howe, 36. ‘Sc Ametics spuzgeon 46, Date 35 » 88. Mississinpit ‘Sale ss. open a wide gash over the Queen FISHING, HUNTING To Be Given Away July 31, 1950 G - Wins, Leroy Sorléy, “Bankers Beas .. B10 Franklin) 34 | Lynn 46. Saratos “ Staunton 58. Clay City 46 { Tech 83, Bowdo City fighter’'s eye in the fourth. port and Boat Show. Indians State BUDNICK'S TRADING Beech G Lou Mariutto, Glenroy Construction .. 610 Back nek 62, Chalmers 35. | Mackey 66. Niagara (Ky) 43 Stilwell 40. Mill Creek 34. Statson Paireround WIMMING eech (:rov. Harold Goldsmith, Brass Rai . Butler 41, WCF oliron = | March 60. Soiaverey. ans | 30 Stotiey Creep 37, Lincollt (Randolph 33 State i part 5 \Referee Frankie Jarr stopped the own’ ( Club of CHICAEs va. IAC. 12.9. m. 301 Mass. Ave.’ and held it tc £ ~ WR | 0 nls 188 ree Jdztor v | . .l . Harry ae MOL ies . as Cannenon 10, Fort Branch 48 {Marion 52 eto Syracuse 41, itn "19. vailey y 82. Culver-Stockton 51. fight at 40 seconds of -the fourth. 148 Fool Club’ of hi RivE 8 OPEN MON. & FRI. EVENINGS tine, 51 to 43, Ernie Enlow, Bradley Barbecue . 607 Charlottesville 53, MWiikinson n [Marion St Paul's: 48. Jefferson Twp FolLO i 43. Ro knort 32 : : Sta AB Vikitna wes.| In other fights, -Bill Roberts, p. m.. Riviera Pool © ar era, 17 games, Geel’ Bevis,” Hoosler Casualty 608 Churubusco 67. Wolfley 40 | Marehall So. Bat SHLAA 3%. Clinton 48. [192, Indianapolis, decisioped Jim-| Paul Wacner, Sar, Shank Golf Course 805 Clark all 50. Bainsbridge 37 3 P n — The Hornet wit 3 arks Hill 43,. Bowers. 41 [Marshall (HL) 48, a yon 18. e 46. Galveston 41. New AM 50, West Texas State 791% H d:! Mike Bust, Indpls. Railways Mixed. 604 Clayton a Sd dqiiroy 40. McCordsvile 75. ‘Walnut Grove 32. ‘Union 58, Nineveh 40. 49. {my Sheets, 1 ammon 22, and 43 tc Mike Bust. Indpls, Railways ) Mixed . ais 4 Clayton 43, Brownsburg 41 (double over- Mecca 71. Greene Twp. (Parke County) 45, Union City 84" Red Key 51 New York AC. C. 10. Brown 17 (overtime). |Doug Medley, 141, Louisville, won | NOW OPEN! THRU. intervals.” The » . Me 4 L J WM . Tom Elliott, American United Lit". : 604 coal City. 9. {Freedom n 31 " {Merri ie 4d, Mjizerd 3 Nea 43; Central’ (Jefferson) 16. North Carolina College’ 5, North Carolina by TKO over Les Ways, 142, In- from the fel Paul Day, Trafic Club © i L602 Connersville "43," Franklin 12. | Michieah City 38. Goshen 32. na 40. ‘Goodland 24. ott Dakota state B Aleta «w. {dianapolis,.in 2:28 of the fourth; DON'T MISS! THE BEST OF THEM ALL! FB 2% - tine made 11 's Market ...... F Mio AS . w le 63 ahoma ; Bo L Joe Gehl Atlas Super Market s01 Culver 53, Nappanee 41 : Modan 0. Su Marve 41 Culeago; Ee 83. Green Township® (t. Jo- Richmond 81. Davids Andy Anderson, 1544, Indianapo-| 8 got 17 points OTHER LEAGUE LEADERS (MEN) ana 43, Cayuga 40... 0° iN © |Mfchigantown 83. Kempton 43. : “ [R-P156 Bluflalo - -{1is; knocked out George Wilson; | » Bud Darlington 42, Linden Pp Beech Grove (§ Bid, After, Schuster Coal 393 Dubois 34, West Baden 27. ptiadietarg 71. Washington Clay. (St Joe) gato 52. onward 34. Lawrence! 72 Cortland 84 cate «8 |157%, Louisville; in 35 ‘seconds of b yh Leland Shoemaker, Baxter’ 5 Gril Mx. 590 | Runkirk 54, Farmland 43 | Middletown 60. Markleville 3 IWATA 58, Cobh: Southern Cailfornis 81, California 34. AN ~ Jenson. : Eichafd Thompson, Irv. on. Sas Dupont, 36. Deputy 31. oc el Milton 35. Economy: 34. | 2 | Washington Township Cita 40, Col-|South Carolina 49, Wake Forest 4 the Srst round, “© 1 hmbert.$ 3 | Curler MEE: vcr a HEA Wnt pihitiah JL gun 5 Ei Bikar NOVRTY | carrie BuILDING—sTAT FR umt 1 * John ackburn,” 5 5 onrovia 28, Plainfield 27. oc | Indianapolis’ Headquarters i i : ck Smith, Real ed 584, Evansyiile Reitz. 63. Boonville 57 (over Montpelier ,57. Berne 36. | West Lafayette 48. Bra {Springfield ‘57. Cape Girardeau 30. | |} £ FAIR GROUNDS MeDnousns § “pl Pa am) Chev, ght Hawks. . 581 lpi met 30. tite | Maoreland '50, ‘Lewlsviile .28. | West. Lebanon 50, -Pine Vhince 38. . 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Hien “xed 520 36. % Bol Ben Rew fo 5% Kendaii ihe 47. } Wi nf fall a1. P anion 30° 2 Wa hih fon at Sti Colorade pon M 2% | OPEN IVENINGS AND SUnpays. ldren 3 Sundays—2:00, 3 30, 5:00 and 8: 30 56, v Se I'Windfa rankton . ashihgto! ate as) o » or Rn ei Merz Shyinecring. B17. F Tc 59, Morocco 53. New Salem §. Carthage 47. : Yorkies 57, Selma ‘ we tern n Montana a 86, Rocky 7 Mountatn 58. a EE —-—— I : = : . ' ie oe Te . yp fee. ” Boe / . | / 4 ’ | X Ay - ol x v r 3: { + ! t . - 3 bg fd : 5 >