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Just 256 Left As Day's Cage

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18 Of Last Year's Sectional Winners

Are on Sidelines By KURT FREUDENTHAL United Press Sports Editor Indiana's 40th annual high school basketball tourney reached the “crucial” stage today as 256 survivors: from an original field of 766 squared off in the sectional semifinals and finals, By tonight, only the 64 sectional titlists will remain to carry on their battles for three more weekends until & champion emerges ini the grand findle here Mar. 18. Six of the 22 former state champions already were sidelined, and —J8.of-last vear's sectional winners, also were eliminated. - Former champions Martinsville, Franklin, shelbyville and Lebanor were umped yesterday. Hammond lech—and Wingate were ousted carlier. But the great majority of the title contenders, including Jasper's defending: champions, still. were round. Jasper opened defense of ts title against Petersburg yester-

day and won handily, 52 to 32.

Jasper Faces Holland

Jasper faced twice-beaten Hol

land at 1 p. m. this afternoon while an hour later in the same Jasper sectional once-beaten Winslow -eclashed with Huntingburg. Winslow, beaten only by Jasper during the regular cam- r INDIANAPOLIS paign, blasted Ireland in its Broad | it i. De apr. Central” 4 opener last night, 72 to 36, Cathe 0. Deaf School 38. 5 nus 2 With the exception of Gary fouthvoi i% Man al 42

city rival Em- Tech Vashington Mann, upended by ! ad Rippie BS, Ben Da is 4)

eréon Wednesday night, all mem- 208d Ri Be Boathiort 48 bers of the final United Press AT ANDERSON

“E2 n " s. M kievitle 43 Pranktor 36 Big Ten" were still in the —run-/sariiertie 4 rt arin is ning. AT ATTICA

Once-beaten South Bend Cen- richiand Twp. 36 Wallace 26 Attica 50, Veedersburg

tral, a state finalist last year hea £2 Covington 44 Williamsport 25 ” tops in the rankings, marched Perrysviile 53. We hanon against little Walkerton at 1 p.m a in BE LE Madison's Cubs, the UP {title

Mila ville Ve 10 choice which Hezed Scottsburg - «AT BE DI ORD —fast night, 63 to 33; clashed with!

Sha weeapiedco Sd Typiel ie

lexington at 2:15 p. m,, and- An- ed {ord 55. Otlear Heltony lie 3 derson, ranked third, met x spel Mitchell i iz Re Ten 3, irat afternoon tilt 0 Campbellshn he. a score, Lapel's| AT Bi. OOMINGTON Bulldogs furnished the bigges! 45, Martinsville 38 upset in last year's sectional play Fi? versity 41 hy bumping the title-favored In 3. Mooresville 5 dians. “AT BOONVILLE A host of “People’s Chojcas. Chandler 48 Se le "47 " overtitne @ yw unbeaten Tell City and Newburzh 62 ler yt Dialer also wormed BRAZIL, their way into today's battles, Ban a cur to Fo wiing-Gieen 38 . | Patricksburg 61. Freedom 33 Tell City Romps yan Buren 4, upencep 32 N Tell City, which met little Oil) Brasi 6 AT CL TINTON Township -in today’s semifinals, po 0 Union Twp, 2 shellacked ~ €hrisney, 65 to 33, ina 34, Bridgeton 31 for its 20th win. Richland ( Senter; an iy Banga 3

made Grass Creek its 23 victim, [Ro nig dale 39. Tangier 30

34 Montesing 0.

51 to 36. The Wildcats marc hed | Ruse: iaie 86. M against Medaryville at Winamac 2 ATC C ONNERSY ILL today. | Whitewater 38. Laurel 36

Glenn's Pilots, this year's Wa- [Bro okville 50. Bentonviile 30. bash Valley champs, overpowered ¢ Comoe vile 1 Kirehl 3% Pimento, 72 to 44, on a two-man JRL 6 HHENTE, scoring spree of Charley Sessions AT DANVILLE zanna -Jack--Stute—which..netted 53. Beh 3. Clayton 36 erm points. The victory set'the stages.

for another Glenn-Terre Haute New Wincliester 4 Mu

Danville 315 Avon 58

terstmeyer battle today. —Gerst= Boys-School 43 Pantie an EE meyer dumped Riley last night,’ AT DECATUR wv v Geneva 37. Monmouth 34 61 to 42. 72, Pleasant Mills 41

Catholic . AT DELPHI

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the class were in-—PesrCreek

Madison and Jasper,

nf last year’s tourney, Delphi 43. Cutle fast southern company today p r v ANS) ILLE Other top down-staters still in the thick included New Albany ., 63-t0-42 victor over Corydon: 5 (an ) Kvansville Central, which handed Lincoln 51 aor 0 crosstown foé Memorial a 33-to- AT v ARMI AND 27 defeat. and Vincennes, whieh {ackson, Twp. 8, odor 33 r p reels y . 56 to 46, Wayne Tp 137 McKinley ‘25 ¢ dropped Freelandville h A y I Rinjey ‘23, 11 y

to get'at ‘Monroe City's 1949 Wa- P. City 1

rallev © nn 41. Farmland 16 bash Valley champs today. Tak To A reen Twp

Ae SOF ¥ Evansville Central took on city mey Creek 42. Wayne Twp

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Without “shoulder pads and helmet, fittle Gordon Miner of Southport {10} is attempting to avoid stepping on Charley Kirkoff of Cathedral in last night's sectional basketball action at the Fieldhouse.

Yesterday's Sectional Tourney Results Around The State

SAT FOWLER |

Otterbein 46, Fowler 34 rel nd, Park Raub 30 t Wadena I Earl bark 28, Oxford 26

AT FRANKFORT

Rossville 49, Muliberry 40 Forest 4 rklin 24 Michigantown 48, Bugar Creek 30 {Frankfort 58. Colfax 25 AT FRANKLIN Whiteland 46, Helmsburg 19 Greenwood 41, Nashville 48, {Edinburg 42, {Center Grove 41. Nineveh 32 { Whiteland 50. Greenwood 139 AT GREENCASTLE Relle. Union 39. Reelsville 33, Roach ale 48. Bainbridge 38:

i “AT GREENFIELD

Franklin 37

Fortville A Wilkinson 29 . wn 50, Maxwell 42 41. Mt. Comfort 27 sville 55, Greenfield 47

AT GREENSBU RG

Greensburg 71. Sandusky 49 New Point 45, Vernon 1 Sandereek 58, Clarksburg 50 jackson Twp. 49. St Paul 43

eam To Beat’ In Local Sectional

Big Green Reveals ! Poise, Power; Howe Is Opponent Today

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| *. Broad Ripple, Cathedral Meet in Lower ; Bracket; Hanna of Rockets Tops Scorers By BILL EGGERT _ Tech was still the team to whip as the Indianapolis high school basketball sectional got down to. brass tacks today with semifinal and final action. | The big defending champions, well drilled in funda‘mentals and at the front of the class with their possessions {type play, joined Howe, Cathedral and Broad Ripple in today’ s semifinals. It was Wadia Ct — Ye Severin B games was Cathedral's sevent (Tech vs. Howe at 1 p. m: and victory in 22 starts. Ripple vs. Cathedral at 2:15 Against Ripple, Ben Davis 'p. m. with the two winners going didn’t look like the same club \aftef’ the sectional bunting to- that upset Crispus Attucks in the [night at 8:15. morning. The Rockets were never From the four teams yet to Neaded and in the third quarter ante defeat, the individual scor- they had a 46-27 lead. They had ling race was up for grabs with Piled up their 33-20 halftime lead 'Ripple’s Bob Hanna on the inside primarily from exceptional ac-

{track with 35 points in two games. curacy, hitting 15 of 34 field goal —{Howe's Larry-McKinsey ‘was tratl attempts. a -

ling with 30 followed by Dean Bob Hanna with 18 points. Dave [Cunningham’s 25 for Cathedral.|JeSsee with 15° and Warren { {Sparks with 12 carried too much

| Manual Goes Out Cathedral with a 5-15 season record had tourney fans goggleeyed yesterday. After a so-so 5 36 triumph over the Deaf — : the Irish came back last night stayed neck-and-s+ {to put. the whammy on Southport... x with Tech for 10 minutes bee

54 to 48. Earlier in the first night fore the Greenclads grabbed a 21-

ame Rippl ut end to B Photos by Henry E. Glesing Jr. Times Staff game Torney a ig na 10 Ben 15 nairtime advantage. Tech still :led,- 35 to 26; at the three-quarter

Walt Andrews, 170-pound Ben Davis forward, pounced on a free ball during ' In the afternoon batties Howe the Ben Davis-Broad Ripple quarter-final meeting last night. Ripple's Bob Hanna rallied in the second half to dis- mask and held the Conttnentals made certain Andrews didn't go free. appoint Shortridge. 48 to 41, Tech ess for six minutes in the ran away from Washington, 48 tol, 30 and Manual frightened South-| jeolt Défore losing” out, 43 to 42. I the second half. er trailing, 29 to 15, at the Howe gave Shortrid half, Cathedral's zone defense be por ne ortridge the busigan payoff against Southport. some deadly - second.

weight for the Giants who got {their biggest scoring punch from {Gaton Allen's: 16 points.

Hornets Oust Shortridge Washington

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Tech's center, Charley Englerth, did not play

AT HARTFORD CITY AT MADISON AT PAOLI

fefferson 42 . New Washington 47, North Madison 31. Paoli &1 Pekin ; half s [Orne ah Bente vie 29 ion Washing OPAtIS Crossing 18 §ojem 2} Morsaa® Twp. 30. The Irish whittled at the lead and Th hooting. hitting 14 of. 36. Redkey 58, Bryan Central 34, Hanover 29, i St. Francis 33, Marengq ulled up even at 39-39 d the e Hornets, holding Shortridge’'s Montpelier 66. Pol 4 Saluda 41. Dupont Militown 46, DePauw 16 p p an Bill Ralph to three field Portland 34. Dunk Madison 63. Scottsburg 33 English 43 Frones Lick 38 went ahead to stay. Cunningham, | p ee fielders, caught : ! y. gha Jefferson 45, Gray Lexington 50, New Washington 38 [Fac 56, Salem held scoreless from the field for UP with the Blue Devils at the i » AT JASPER AT MARION peru 69 AT PERU three quarters, threw in five field oor, Of the final quarter. Dave Holland 37, Ottwell 43 Swyyzee 54. Jeflerson Township 41. Bunker Hil. 66. Butler Twp. 38 1s in. the final (Fahrbach and Larry. McKinsey . ro 8% PELerabUFE TY St. Paul 21 iter A ] h goals in e nal quarter --as Jasper 52, Pelérsbirg 12 Minsenews 468, BL. Converse 51, Deedsvilie 39 4 each donated seven:points to lead {Winslow 72, Ireland 26 AT mic HIGAN CITY Gilead 52. Macy 33 Cathedral showed off its best] 0 Lea Huntington 69, Spurgeon 37 AT RENSSELAER teamwork of the seaso jan 18-point parade: in the final AT K( LaCroese 50, ion Township 31. AN IR TA See Season. eight minutes. Fahrb h p / YKOMO Wanatah 2. Kingsbury 2 Remington 17. Kentland 32 Irish 7th Victory POIs War = ahrbach with 17 Ta 8 2 orte nkakee 35 r-Oaks % he od Jackson Townshio 24 Ly Mills 60. Rolie Prairie 39 Rey 57, ro 4 Southport had been jolted by d as high for Howe. Ralph okomo Northwestern 54 Michigan City lier St Mary's {Wheatfield 40. Brook 36 the loss of big Dave Bertram who added seven free throws to three AT LAFAYETTE Wanatah 47, LaCrosse 4 AT RICHMOND rE , Deriral} who\feld. goals: fol 13 points. for Union Mills 53 Stillwell 49 Richmond 72. Fconomy 31 _.game-and -sat-out the Cathedral| Shortridge. . ; “inne AT MONTIC ELLO Milton 32, Boston 25 ai a id 2 Ea Hfaeluonn i Gamheidon 0s 30——1Hit Also three. PeTROMATE" each; MADUAL down 20-14-at the-hate-West Lafay * Batuie Ground 40 Burnettevii 43 Av aloot 40 Fountain City 29, Webster 27 against Louis Schmalfeldt, Jess C port, matched the Monitor 49 5 Bal 48 AT MUNCIE Richmond 53. Milton 18 Eiermann and Ronnie Nerding in ardinals point for point in the , ‘ ’ . + A o y 4 t AT LEBANON prvarton 56, Gaston 4 wire 1 RUSHVILLE the first half kept Coach Jewell 1rd Quarter and outscored the Yhorntown 5. Perry Central 53 Cowan 40. Daleville 16 Cian MS Young fr door county rival. 19 to 14, the last ) n 54. Per: ntral 3 59. Center. 39 ew Salem 42. Arlington 3 : g from flooring his complete Whitestown 52, “Lehanon— 43 Centrat htstown Mer 0 o> Milrey 38 quarter. Again it” was Yorktown 36. Seima 28 Knig nM m ia) 30, Mo offensive strength at any one as the Nyers AT LINTON Harrison Twp 45. Muncie Burris 44 Rushville 46. Ma t in the brothers, Dick and Jim, that Royerton #8, Cowan 38 AT SEY Mot R ime in the second half. Schmal-

Marco 37. W 12 topped the Manual point collec

AT NEW ALBANY feldt topped the Cardinals’ scor-

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AT HUNTINGTON Solsnerry 40 Cramhersvile 48. Freetown 43 ing with 1 tion. Dick, who attempted 33 field Inckson Twp 33, Salamonie Twp 23 yasonyiile 9 1 y diand ie Georgetown 57. Laconia 27 Valionia 43. Cortland 27 g ' } points as Southport goals, hit. seven to Huntington a Huntington Catholic 41 A i Lanesvil le 50. fou Amsterdam 29 Sevmour 40. Medora 13 suffered its third defeat in 23 {of free 1 Ii go with a pair Bippus i eflferson Center 52 y Corvdon avlor - A [8 Lancaster Twp 34 Andrews 32 AT LOGANSPORT ew Albany 58. Schribner 12 AT SHELBYVILLE x = scori 1 a Tad 15 pop; Huntington Twp p23 Tap Twp. 34. Onward he. Poval Center 42 Charlestown 55, -Mauckport 47 ? ertime). Morristown 44. Moral Twp. 32 ng 11 in the second half." nion wp § ol w Y 43 ¥ Ito 40 Silver Creek 4B, New Salisbury J Mt Aub 3. Fla cx 25 i {Huntington 41. Jackson Fen Twelt » Mi fe Ei Met a To Georgetown 58. Lanesville 47 Fair! 1and. $0 Bh seb vi oY 35 2 Won-Lost R d Mama thable 10 Pete. ancaster Twp # Biopur % Logansport 53 Washington Township 38. New Albany 63. Cor zyton 43. Columbus 53 Dy i 32. ecor S quainted with the backboard the i. AT SUL id AN as = first half banging away 49 times Su va . Broretn 61 Neo ey 3 1 Technical +-1ost-10) and making good only six while ro ress 0 n lana 0 is ec iond Farmershurg 56. Fairbanks 32 12 Wash haton 5! Southport was canning nine of 31, | Graysville 41, Dugger 35 32 Co lle . LL... Lo ities nnersville . ............. . a Schmalfeldt, a i y AT TELL CITY 4 Prankin 0. senior forward, owe .......i.3.. 48 f oniknort 38 roy 1 en Davis ...010110100000 ? topped the Red Birds’ Sing with [= . Howe ......co000. 48 | Dale #7. Bristow 24 » an tess 414 points. Nerding had [Lawrence Central 43 ) 1 Twp. 55 e Two. 54 30 Ft . 1 City 65. Luce, Twp XH Warne rn see . | Southport (43) | Manual (42) {Shortridge ....... 52 Howe ..cvvescnanins AT TERRE HAUTE 5 Wabash i 88 Schmaltelant §¢ 3° Biers! 12 1 i | | Gerstmeyer 68. Blackhawk 19 51 Columbus : 86| Martin, i133 it. ht 01 0 | Shortridge ....... 41 iley 64, Prairie Creek 32 43 Broaa Ripple 40] Wilson, t 11 3 otos.f 2040 {Sacred Heart ..... 38) ‘lley 50, Garfield {34 Shortridge 532 Bertram.ec 4 0 { Lawrence.c 2113 \ | Fontanet 60. Otter Creek 41 {39 Crispus Attucks 45 Eifremannc 0 1 1 20 Y aesessessenerssnnens — | Glenn 72, Pimento 44 {36 New Alban | Mine: 5 “Nive 5 5.2 Saturday. 1:00 P. M 3 | Genstmeyer 61, Riley 42 ered nl Miner. 102 Studebaker.s 0 0° 3 : 2 48 Cathedral ~~ .. .l. ng.g Beech Grove ..... 50 0) Washi a | AT VEVAY 18 Terre Haute Gerst 4 | 60 2 Calderon,g 1.1 58 | Washington gy neon ee... 30) § |juarmccury 0, Ditishore 3 Manual Title ab LIS Totals 15 13 18 | shi eases BY Cand nr — _3 Rising Sun Patriot . tt i] me -score-=Southpsrt 29; Manual | Technical wooo nig 3 [ AT VINCENNES [57 Warren Cental AL a8) Free Lhrows missedSouthport anual 23, Warren Central .. 36 0 | Preetandvilte 51, Decker 48 (overtime) 43° Lawrence Central .. ........... 3iual. P| Mye fam Jiner. Jedi Man. ) Technical sx) = | Vincenne es A o tral Cayholic 30 48 Shortridge . . le 1 Myers . Elder, J a” . ACCE . - a 207 — - "__ ritehton N andborn - + + VAR va iTae Wo oa wey oT “Tech Lo. Terese 56, taataea - wn 1 Bruceville 46, Decker Chapel 37. (Won 17. Lost 3) | “Offichais Evan Craulev, Fred Willis, - Satuidar, 3.15 P. M, ® Monroe. City 57. Bicknell 42 0 Warren Central . . — Vi 6, I ndville . 3 . aq ncennes 5 AT WARSAW 51 Ho . Ren Davis, (43) Broad Ripple (35) =* 7 N + : g It pf . Broad Ripple ......59) Broad Ripple ..... 59) 3 1 TAR 3 New” ca le REE @ Ki nkead. rt i "s Sark 8 n of \ od 40 4 road. Rippl a - > ! Lo “Decatur Central 47) . pool 44 < 4 Howe oo . Sh Andrews 20 2icCa $9 A Rivol . 86_ Bearer Dam 43 43 Logansport “0 gran 191 000 Ben Davis ........36, road PPI covers z orth w! febs ster a a Fifi ’ pi Rooerson.c 1 0 0 Hollenheck.e 5 >a Ben Davis ........ 43) . >3 § len to «3 Man 35. SWick.z 1.01 Hanna.g 8 2 3 Crispus Attucks ...35) ‘ 3 Leesourz AT fw ASHING TON 1 © 38 Heneeraan ERE LY 000 ¢ 31 2 2 nb ell ) [| = * " 33 Arnold.g $0 1 Skinmeg te 302 Satwrdan TIS EM wf. Aiforde, 5 24 we Cathedral .........50) . \ C3! 54. Epsom 27 3 ns 4 Totals 19 513 Totals 2381s O 34 Shortrid 3 ) 23 6 18 , Cathedral .........: ") L oosoOtee ho Elmor 18 Rict hr mond. rine rieeree 38 paral or score. Broad Ripple 33, Ben Deaf School .......36 AT. Ww IN AMAC 49 Crispus Attucks ............... ... 44 Pree throws missed Ben ) : Cathedral ..vvsvvers Kewanna 49. Pulaski 25 PRO TioRal 37 liendrews 3 Ellany Roberson Backer “a Manual ........... 3 : i aT Sir 2 6 Warren Central OAL 16 J. Camonell 3 Tacses 2? Hanna's o0ATkS Fridav, 1:30 PM Southport crarannns 18) 48 Washington . . ......... 30 Officials. Lowell Barnett nd Herschel * Southport .........4 eek 8 BROAD RIPPLE | “astm { —

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1 - rival Bosse: today, white New A}- d rag James Central F— Washinton (305 : 7 TT Nam Numbers of Sectional Tournament Si Te Wii av tote tie Gergen. NJ gmes and Numbers o ec ional Tournamen urvivors t En ar 1 21 v ee et Schroeder. 21 1 1049 state finalist, had alpm HOWE } TECH isous ts Drriereeeeaas 3 } ¥ Caulk? 2 ? 2 GW ola. a 4 Ben Davis ................c.....n. 5 Wills.c ie 2 3 date with Ang: (Won 12, Lost 10) (Won 17, Lost 3) hortridse crv # Moriarity 5, 2 3 HH i 3 3 Upsets Registered Nanie N . Greenfield 58 Morton. <0 1 pun 1 93 PATE . ALLY NAP a BFE $B ia RET GE AA 34 Fogg eked TRIE TT NHR Dick Wills_.. 175 Per 41 1s. fos : ee Yer Traps Kept-tire—tryr: 2 ; "8 VR X © ” T 3 == Phe Speedway SPpATKPIUES and 53 Pike Township... 30| rocals 16716 13 Tot 12 8 28 13 Don Wi: aed ve 17 6-3 165 Sr 12 4 Les Nell ...coivvanee 17 5 . 2 ) : 4 8 ; 5a} . Halftime score—Tech 21 ney f following the. form : < n Franklin Township won in sec- Warren Central .... 28) Tech Washington 15, ey from g Loon 11 Ernie Phelps ....ciiieuiiiinaa, 17 6-1 170 Sr 13 5 Myron Moriarity .... 17 { * tional play vesterd: t Danvill. 99 South Bend Adams ............... a on’ throws inde (Cline, Sexeet At Muncie Burns fhe 46 Charles McMullen ............. 6 61 170 Jr. 14 6 Ernie Cline ......... 18 6-0 165 Sr. | OF Ey re erday at Danville » Decatyy COEGTIONAL (2 Neil Washington Border. Sehroeqer a sorbed a 45 c é - : - x . , , vw Bh « = . | . 3 ecatur Cen Ceeaaee.. 47) owe Bert ' hands of Harrison Twp 53 In- 7 Jim Hueston ..... sever rrrrvee 17 6-1 182 Sr. 21 7 Bill Roepke ........s 18 -101; 160 Sr. | Speedway won, 37 to 18, over ss Ben , alae es stiniating My ogi ON Evan Crawiey And Lowel) So lis Cathedral wi ¢ 1 Larry McKinsey ....cvvvvnnvenns 17 5-11 158 Sr. 2 8 Dean Throckmorton . 17 5-8 150 Sr. | North®Salem and Franklin Town: | CATRE Post is | willts dianapolis athedrs, 2 Re 52 Dave Fahrback ....i......... C18 8-37 185 Jr. 24 10 Don Dobbs ......... 18 510 150 Sr. | 00 Tee to 42. i Beech Grove. 31] Shortridge an n on. drenaed oreviously twice. 53 Fd Dwyer ..,...ii.i. cease 1783. 200 Jr, 21 11 Frank Morton ....... 17 6-0 "145 Sr. [Ton te te meet Washington iI 8 ane TERE oe ot ea Aa, oD Cre te ys 4% 54 Ken Wood ...... AN cieeen 16 5-100 C185 Jr 32 12 Charles Englerth .... 18 64 195 Sr. (po 0000 000 ooeedway faces 3 fouthport ooo - 81 Supple o 1 Tryna $13 beaten Southpor 0 e - 3 oy 5 5-31, 04 Sacred H . Sexson.f 1.1 2 Eight of lagt year's sectional il WHE ZODDE ¢«rvuvrnintinesess 1 6-4 87 3h - a Joe Sexson. AN 15 5-3; 1 |New Winchester ‘in games _ this 3 Greenca te . HE Salone orci d 1 fara ia i “ehamps fell yesterday, two. of “BROAD RIPPLY, : CATHEDRAL “dffernoon. [38 Foommon ute Wiley 1 o Brice 5 0 ophelpse 11s them in night games. Washing- (Won 13, Lost 1) Cn (Won 7, Lost 13) Fianidin Tor “on Mase an (8 Greene i Bache” § gg McMulens 0 21 ton-Twp. lost to Logansport, 53 No Name : Age Hit Wt Clits Name Age Ht Wt. Class £3 1t fe ft pt!33 Batesville Totals 13 15 14 = to 38, and Sevmour downed Me- wn : “t-Basiart 1 ? 4 Lebanon Halftime score— Shortiomi® et 18 -~ ” — . . ho. 2 ect rows SS oT = dota, 40 to a3 - 8 5 John Campbell [........... 18 8 i735 Sr. Dean Cunningham ........ 16 61 - 190 Sr 7 13 108s How oo 4213. "Rabon per Tira cshortridze: Axiing . FrankHn. § helbyville and Leha- 14 14 Warren Spark. .....5..0... 17 6-1 152 Jr, Bill Rosengarten esesenans 16 5-11 163 Sr. 00 2°0 2133 Critpus Attucks 33 Lach cKenste 4. Zobbe., Ward Dwyer, non were the latest victims among 7 93 Dhve Jesse ...... IR f-4 172 Ir Gene Painter- ... 18 5-3 145 Sr. 1 0 ? } 1 » Ben Davis ! | oma, 1s—Lowell Barnett and Herschel or ” - era, 2 SE Laie 2 : cevisverate 5 : en Dave TL ees mc a . Farmer kings.” Shelby's Gold h' 3° "3 Bop Hanna ............. 17 S11 162 Sr John O'Donnell ........ Lou. 18 59 140 Jr, 01 re 10 of “sectional 4 East Bers folded against JFairland’s 0 25 Dick Campbell J...... A 10° 165. Sr Dick SIMKO +.voanvasss S... 18 6-2 160 Jr. !Bucknerz 0 0 2 ° iE Sodtnport 38 Southport (ins Catbetind - {50F gd am ed to 35; Frank a John PIUM ..herrennnnn. an 17 511 170 Sr Fd Gaughan ........ teresa 16 5-10 145 Jr. Tot ak 57 Sern { te ft of ea (30) of tin 1¢ O y $ y pe i - . - - Le . . o - a . otals ntais sn S lat, 3 3 Springer tet - Youn Tin tires 50 Boh SKinner .............. 17 61° g7d Sr Charley KIrkoff «oovvenns ‘es A Sp 350 ar panne" by Quarters, em "Star Second “Sacker Yarting 10 $ Khor ‘ 0 3 : ol - ’ \ ) 12 3 Bill Hollenbeck «.......... 17 Ho 175 Sr. Mike Conacon ..... . cane 2)! Jr Maxwell 11 8 11 Plerwanne 7 1 35 le 0 Fdinburg 8 Johns on County 11 35 Dick Lawson .....0o...u.. 17 6-3 17 Ir. John Riddle Chia reaveey 16 3-7 150 Jr. I Fres Throws Med Nicely 2. Car pen- » Signs Sox Contract Ellice 13 Ey a , i ° champs, 42 to “te and Ww hitestown 6 4 John Lovell ..vviuinnunnn. 18 -100 150 Sr Tom Catton .icvvers vesias 18 5-11 155 - 80. Buckner 1 Farmkart ¥ ang Hix ar CHICAGO. Feb. 25 (UP) —Cass Paddocks - J youdse 3984 ousted Lebanon, 52 to 43. 10 15 Jim AOR crete 17 5-10 165 . sr. " ob Springer ...cesees . 16 5-11 - 185 Bo 3. McKeman t ° z | Michaels, star second baseman Honiing.s 3 3 8 $s 313 Kokomo. hosting a tourney for ° Needham Hurst ............ 16. 11 164 Jr. Ed WOOAS «ves ivr ersonies 17 5-9 165 AT DANVILLE lof the Chicago White Sox, agreed| = ld the first time in years, almost ex Speedway 13D : North salem (1% (to 1950 salary terms by telephone Tol . 12 25° Totals 20 14 17. perienced a “bust” in its opener. tg ft Tg ft pf today from his home in Detroit ral 1s, score: Southport 29. Cathee in wi wi 0 Additional Witnesses Called In New York Boxing eabh zi a ee ne dl i in the last seven seconds to | Sn 0 8 Bile ; : 2 2| sign his contract the Sox an- Joan riot 2 Cunningham. wart.e e » Ss, » the Wildcats a 55 -to 54 win Pe NEW YORK, Feb. 20 (UP)—As funeral services were being seemed to have absolved middle- no other injuries to the brain, and |Ryyk'daile 2 1 ti, 10 } nounced. | wares: Evan “Crawley and Lowell 8 8. Noriiwesiqmn, Wee Wissate ii. held for Laverne Roach today, the District Attorney's staff pre- weight Small of. any Ltlame. “nothing to ifldicate an old brain ande oo 3 3Dagdione 8 2 21 Michaels was the last-to sign! m= . = Alexandria e ngate w pared to question additional witnesses-in-the investigation of the gmall ot Brooklyn was qu 3-| linjury.” Visong 1 32 vilson.g 1 9 tof the 38 men ticketed for the DEALERSHIPS less alle season, also remained former Marine's ring-death. tioned at both hearings yester:| DeMoss.¢ 00 0 Whiles.s 0 o o/Sox spring training camp at, 1 luckless in- tourney play. The] Despite the official autopsy report that the young Texan's death Hop. Thay notation about lack; of . i “3 7% 1s) Pasadena, Cal. ery indians Tigers picked up their 21st “ar ! was “accident: il" after being knocked out by Georgie Small Wegnes- Ruptured Blood Vessel {an old brain injury relieved many Totals oH i Quarters L118 ttt. Ley a t Pri ed last loas of the year, a 53 to.38 ‘day night, the DA’s men ques- ¥ I persons connected with the fight. Speedway 1 10 3 1 Amateur Basketball ine yAutomobile t. a.em ts verdict by Anderson St. Mary's. |yioned 20 witnesses yesterday and Church in Millburn, N. J.. was According to Gonzales’ report, Some of them had suspected Free Throws Missed Jw olahers: 4 Stew-| . .napolls defeated Rockville. 60 to 52: | ROEHL ‘MOTOR Co. Other top 1 p. m. games Were: expected to interrogate about 10 Roach’s death resulted from al/Roach might have suffered a art 3. x Ag Bland, Myers, J. |p Bt AARC ron: North: Vernon. 46 to! 1236 W. 16th St. Muncie Central and Yorktown; ore Monday. to officiate. The body was to.be rynture of a vessel in the left brain injury when badly beaten |W!sen & 23. and South Bend downed Muncie. 48 Indianapolis. Ind. : Terre Raute Wiley and once- Meanwhile members of thé shipped - tonight to Plainview, side of the head, causing a|and knocked out by Marcel Cer- Make Grid Trade Sw basketball tournament at 8 a _ beaten Fontaret; Gary Froebel| B Tex. Rodch’s home town. A hemorrhage. It stated there were dan in 1948, sacred, ta snd on AF Ti eet at 8:30] RED SAR AUTO BATTERIES and Gary Emerson; Hammond State Athletic Commission were, Marine Corps L h a = LOS ANGELES, Feb. 25 (UP) , 5 eX raasvilc will] 39 - Plate, 80 and Griffith; 2:15 p. m.—New digesting testimony given by nine P eague . .NONor h | B h B t $ b R i —The Los Angeles Rams today |djanivolis, Vingenries and Evansville will e Castle and Mt. Summit; Fort witnesses at. its. brief hearing SUafd has bean assembled for ar es- eshore Bou o e Kese traded halfback Hillary Chollet|fnal round | ampere hous - Re Le Wayne Central -and Fort Wayne yesterday. The comfhission will the East Orange Services. BUFFALO, N. Y., Feb. 25 (UP) day; but he withdrew yesterday Of Cornell and Georgia Tech| 4 gnyders 13 points sparked Cen-| apa hi South, Richmond and Fountain render its verdict next week w 'g * {tackle Clay Matthews to the San tral Avenue Methodist Indians to a 23-18 mostly i ! Bite les S ; eh or hep -the adistrict attorney's’ Promoter Dewey Michaels an- because of a (raining injury to ‘Francisco 49ers in return for | Ycery over the Mt. Olive pias af oh the a 11 small . * |W V PR y ® . y Sin tei Ping Hibwi nena office announced that its wil nounced today that the KEzzard his left side. tackle Jim Winkler of Texas junior ieasue tile. _ fears. Wins Hocke Ti fatal fight, gation would be prolonged to Charles-Freddie Beshore heavy- Charleg manager. Jake: Mintz, A&M. . ‘Indianapolis’ NOVELTY Headquarters $6. 95 } Y . ; r' * Fanéral Planied Mofday. boxing.” men ia weight title fight will be reschhd- announced the postponement of d . ne EXCHANGE MINNEAPOLIS, Feb. 25 (UP). ' 3 it any illegalifies in the fight had uled for Apr. 5. if Beshore is will- the Beshore bout and the side- Evers . Signec TRICKS — SOUVENIRS All other sizes in stock. at reInvading Michigan whipped Funeral services aweré to be been discovered. ing to accept the new date. lining of his own fighter after-the. DETROIT, Febh.!25 (UP) —Out - JOKES — NOVELTIES duced prices. Minnesota's hockey team 7 to 3 held today .in the Colonial Fu: The “accidental-death™ ‘au~ Charles had heen scheduled to Cincinnati Negro was-examined fielder Walter (Hoot) Evers wired CAPLAN'S , BLUE POINT AUTO last night for Its third straight neral Home at East Orange. N. topsy report from Dr. Thomas defend his NBA “crown against by Dr. J. W. Bayliss, an X-ray acceptance of contract terms to: } * '¥ suppPLY | rictory this season over the J. -The Rey. Romaine F. Bate- A. Gonzales, chief. medical ex- Beghore of Harrisburg Pa.. in specialist. and Dr. Louis,A. 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