Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 March 1950 — Page 17

/ to IE Doltie Berko > [fire turned in by Miss Berkopes | Wi h 652'S pes Sets Pace lo Finish | Agnes subbed with DeWolf News West Coast Teams But Barely Squeezes by Kansas, 59-57 rby " eres; Agnes Junker Second ‘i an netted scores of 210, 211 and . gear Second Round = KANSAS CITY, Mo. Mar. 21 (UP)—Bradley University, whose > : w= $ > “Revenge Express” was almost derailed before ‘it got started, was’ | As is usually By GENE LAWSON Hilda Groebel, of Indiana Fur, DENVER, Mar. 21 (UP)—The matched today against UCLA in the opening ia of the NCAA os halk od . vaua ig os, on Monday night, the women bowlers was third with her 640 which re- second round of the 1850 National pasketball tournament here Friday night. : ven! cha ag Baba of 500 totals at the Pennsylvania alleys. : sulted from games of 211, 270 AAU basketball tournament here The other semifinal will bring together Baylor, champion of mis Classic, tops: in the women's bowling and 159. The Furriers took down today will be highlighted by initial the Southwest Conference; and Brigham Young, kingpin of the SkyWriter . circuit, had seven of its keglers connect for the charmed circle. second place in team scoring with appearances from West Coast line Six. gins a r jinx running = Setting ae pace was Dottie Berkopes of second-place Hickman 3 2852 on 914-988-950. + teams. - Bradley Braves, trying to fight have fotded up then. But the aS or —— a. beat 662 aims a 301% of 213, 31 34d 206 to Gnish The other 800 feminine Keglers The 42-team field was ut down their way back to a rematch Braves were too game for that. Sy on mate. Lila Littrell fired. a 225 Hickman had games of ~920, | were Judy } Hindel,, who compiled to 24 after yesterday's. play’ in againh Joe city College Jean. Six-foot. ‘seven-inech. Elm®r t in the classi 211-183—619 set to enable Hick- 1055 and 926 for a 2001 mark. 91-176-252—619 series with In- which the first two seeded teanrs [12% Dea a in the National Behnke swished in nine. points to man to tome out on fop in the. —A Sank : z diana Fur, Lucy Court, who to see action, Phillips Oilers of Invitation Tourney, first had to peaq a drive that tied the score te fight ? f ry unker fired a 648 10/notched a 220-210-182—612 with Bartlesville, Okl and the Den ain a berth in the NCAA west- ¢ 43.43 The two teams battled Gray of Tulsa, 3 am ght. : : all only four pins short of the .DeWolf News and Helen Wolf, ver A came through ern regionals. City is entered in on almost even terms and Rr . o . » a » Boy, both at both at f= ss = =» who turned up with a 221-172-211 3" the eastern, starting Thursday. lio. went into the final two min-

- WLERS (MEN) Fab Christopherson. Johns Manviile. . 525 —604 with Frank's Furniture, [i SA8Y Victories. = [Bradley earned that berth last tes leadi 56-5 679 Ma ty 524 The Denver Chevs piled up a night, but only by a 59-57 score in U'eS leading, 56-54.

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; . rge _Sweany, Falls Cif "Robert Striebeck, Paver Package 857 Julie: Glasson, ‘Capitol TY —— 333 Other Teams Listed : 3 1 were Roman ere john Péatheringill. Mouldings, ine. 847 Ruth Hutson, Southeastern Appitance 530 | Other teams t th 36-21 halffime lead over Shearer a playoff game against an aroused Selector, More — Eu Heady. Coonce_elociric Service 843 Marie Fulton. Anderson's Spring Serv. 220. S to surpass Ihe motors of St. Louis, Mo., and th iversity of Kansas team. peck Shand. B-.-. got Buwe. uie. Si. Stnn 28 aty rgnih Bap... 4 2000. otal ie, Mio. Lu WILD conte. 50-38- vier. The. fnmen ter, Lykosn 3 op, Henry, Roehl's Pharmacy ...... 635 Elsie Mandy. Borden Dairies Sls, e 41, DeWolf News with 2724, host Denver quintet was helped - Boodle and Bil Bek Pe rune Stare |. 5.813 Vilna Hausen. Indiana Pur 311) Frank's Furnitdre with 2685. Cen- materially by the addition of John hed at 50. The John Roeder, Reformed Church 632 Katherine Brehob, Lohss Dry Goods 810 tury Tire with 535, Falls Cit Pilch, Wyoming University's great nominees were Russell Miant, Capitol Paper 631 Betty Nelson. Danny Cople's . + a ity all the way to Dale “Burge, Coonce Slecirie Service S311n’ Butireall. Anderson's Bovine Serv. 308 Beer with 2515, Indiana Oil Equip: Title Hold Jayhawks © : Guthrie, Inapls. Elec. Tyoe Foundry 630 Mary Miner, (ndiana Oil Equipment, 8 ment with 2506 and Capitol Lum-| e Holder § Years ayhawks came roaring back to

Charles Bennett, Bennett Monument 830 \abeile Rader, Indiana Pur : a ber with 2504.

ions of the fue = Wilfred Brehob, Roehi's Pharmacy 629 : » i i . Dot } y 8 ; gs utes as six- . e selected must Jrod ‘Mitchell, Bryant Auto. Heating 638 June-Sxiugett Donal Auto......... 81! The men just couldnt find the 'ment title for six straight years s six-foot doesn’t collect. Tom Owens, Litzelman Coai ....... s241 Mave: Becker, Melody Gardens. 506 range last night. Only two of : Ceraan y, Coca-Sola 50: , ; Am- be ba returned op a Jack Kirby, Crown Coal ii... 624 Rosie Chidester, G. Si Prather Sos) them managed to connect for the have a bit of trouble with the -/began hitting for Skets.

Byron Scases, Walker's Lunch... 619 Mickey Bair, Coca . 804 850 class. Chuck Navikos reg- Vet's from Cedar Falls, Ia. The Bradley, still chagrined by the SAN FRANCISCO, Mar. 21] LAZY-AGED FOUR FULL MONTHS

horse does not Psul. U, S. Ru 618 Frances Clark. Shephe "a Pharmacy .. 504 > (u > Jes rby day. Randy Collins, Mechanics Laundry |. 818 Marjorie Osborne, Rea) Silk Mixed | . 304 istered a 679 series in the Pennsy final score was 92-35. City College upset and surprised UF) The annual East-West : * Prank Wills, Fehr's Beer 617 Mary Leppert, Coca-Cola 503 by the s bp Shrine football. classic. will be Brewed-in flavor from caramel malt, male, John Moore, Moose 617 M. Quebe. Richardson Funeral Home 303 Courthouse loop to grab top Headlining today's program are by the sudden Kansas spurt, could layed here Dec. f this y and hops ch \ Old C i tball 3 Curly Sireei, Brewers Recorders 813 Helen Sehimidt, Barden, Dui 502 honors. ~"lsix seeded teams, including four A P 3 ere. 1) ¢ 0 of tus year, Th ps aces rown genuine Bock. - Sw ’ pose . 614 lillie Kamposky, John He n ia . A Was ann e > av ’ 1.2 etha Ron Shopp erie! 42 Beer .... 613 Vivian Davis. Lake Shor ane Bos 301 Navikos uncorked F s f from California, and one from floor of the Denver auditorium for — ANBOUncel ore today. hres ON'Y 3 limi supply of this traditional (playolt for NCAA Martel Hitt, Toiey Molo »*++ 211 Robbie Stmerly, Century Tire 5301 oy BYLI0S. unc Samed 9 Washington. Cliftons, and the the first ti . ‘ The game's managing director, springtime treat —so enjoy it while you can. alt Trennepohl, J.. 1. kastman .... 609 Helen Wright, Real Silk Mixed soo 184, 237 and 258 while represent- a , Hy f 1 e the first time since the week-1ong william M. Coffman. said the date - evs , : i re . - WE 2 > yp 2 2 o $ravsyw y . . r “onye hs wi Results at . Fiauk Bren A, Kins AA wee 599 OTHER LEAGUE LEADERS (WOMEN, IDE Tilson's. Clerks. Robert Strie- * tewart Chevrolets of Los An- tourney started Sunday. AlsO was moved up from Jan. 1 to CENTUVAE BREWING CORPORATION -¢ FORT WAYNE 1 - Jim Rutter, Oertei's 92 Beer ........ 608 Meyrl Burton, Ayrshire Collieries Mx. 473 beck was the other ‘lucky one, Seles. the Blue and Gold, defend- making debuts will be the strong enable the plavers and coaches to AYNE, INDIANA ‘ Glen Maxwell, ¥ vows. 808 Helen Riedweg ‘alther Mixe ” a a1 v cs fram 03 ad - . a, ace : On PIA wit | ©: 338 Barbara Logan. Carmel Mixed 447 He 1ad games of 244, 212 and ing champions from Oakland and Alpine Dairy of Seattle and the go to Pasadena to see the Rose i Talis Caw Be an Br 2s el Bakery | oo pn Tgeuty Trust Dat pid 201 for. a 637 set with Paper the Golden Dukes from Santa Caterpillar Diesels of Peoria. Ill., Bowl game there on New Year's y 8 n YON r ) Frac y LY st 8 : x * € ) aev é f Kings Motors V8. Mace, Jenkins. pk isher Engineering. . . &ot Ri at Ty hp i Package in the Speedway Classic. Maria, Cal, will be taking to the the other two seeded teams Dav » Hookers Vandere d Zalokar ilson's Cierks Tr ————— reer ——— gr— N on ~ ea. co AoMBY. Wim Smith, Blatz Beer 607 2 > - — , Oklahoma Bape Valter Stahihut, Reformed Church 408 7 . Ne urkhardt, Fi-Bla nsulation. .. 6 . * ), Riggles Plaza Carl Brehob. Morgan g, Restaurant g63 we 0 Lyons, riner s armacy pe 3 Slate Cole Bob Waschmever, Evang. Bro hood 801 ~ a Barry MCTackek, Jorpecsy Pu i, _ 5 aude atson, L. cassidy Son ’ wr hea er Motor 38. Warren Bronson, Erv's Gulf Station . 600 Fry Col e 66. Clarence Baker. Paper Package 600 ® “ . nal Cash step Bob Jones, 7-Up 600 . ® 4 5 Jovesh. Mo. STARR, LEAGUE LptnbRs HE) Robert Alexander, Diamon “hain 3¢ prdin County . Alle Howard Wilson, Methodist, Church © = 388 : I 1 e tes nvei, oo 1 igh School 12. Pay Macklin. Oi aon 583 ‘ fitters of Baton Jess Smythe, Central States Bridge 282 : 3 . \ ‘ 0 urton ake Shore Mixe 87 Bile a aoa 28, Harvey Loughmilier, G. O Teh 573 ’ 36 ova Buceses SIM Rinna erties tC 4 Wilbur Kollmeyer. alther Mixe 57 . ancis Xavine 9. Mike Zahn, Fidelity Trust 350

Charles Martin, Service Spring

Bob Brown. Carmel aa Walter Myers, Blue C TUSS 526 Phil Allo. Indianasolis Times Hdep 51

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23. 34 - : 4. Sioltones 10. Rudy Osborne.” Rea Silk Mixed 546 fo oo eM. Al Obergfell, St. Patrick's Church. . 542) : A Roy Yandell, Klein & Kuhn 542 Ed Dunker. Lynhurst Baptist .. B40 : McDivitt, Ayrshire Collieiies Mixed 333 - : : } 3:

Dottie’ Berkopes. Hickman Whirlaway 652 6

Agnes Junker: DeWoif News 48 Hilda Groebel: Indiana Fu 6840 Llia Littrell, Hickman Whirlaway ‘819 Judy Hindel: Indiana Pur... a R18, Lucy Gourt, DeWolf Nows 612 =: Helen Wolf. Frank's Furniture 04 500 BOWLERS (WOMEN) Marge Skelton... Miland Inn 507 Ruth Graham, Century Tire . 593 Lou Early, Milano Inn a 590 = 3 Pat Striebeck Milano ng “5 581 > Mickey Rotert, India Pur 574 H. Bafley, Carolina Motor Express 569 Marta Roberts. Marotl Shoes 561 Ann Poppaw. Ind. Oil Eauipment 559 LaVerne Biers, Frank's Furniture 553 Jo Berkopes. Hickman Whirlaway .. 554 Estelle Nash, Hickman Whirlaway 540 Dorothy Erler, Anderson's 8p. Serv, 540 Ruth Huff, Frazier Shell Oil 540 "Eva Williamson, Mileno Inn 539 Prances Snyder. Falls Cjiy Beer .. B39 eno florirude Rodos. MUSR0. IDI conro tan D Bdrm soma Ramona Frosch, Marot: Shoes i 533 A SR a Ca Mary FEllwanger, Capitol Lumber 532 Sally Twyford. Prank's Furniture .. 532 Dude Weatherly, Melody Gardens 531 Virginia Sweany, Capilol Lumber .. 529

Betty Jordan, Hickman Whirlaway cu

1 Middlecoff Ranks | Among Top Pros

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At Jacksonville EG JACKSONVILLE, Fla,, Mar. 21 EE (UP) —Cary Middlecoff's remark-| able recovery of form that en-! abled him to win ‘the $10,000 Jacksonville open golf tourna“ment ranked today as the greatest of the winter campaign. Middlecoff practically was counted out of the tournament after the second round when he stood 25th in the star-studded field. But he stuck in there, and at the start of yesterday's final round he was In fourth plate, Then, playing his typical coolheaded game, the handsome dentist from Memphis stroked out a , . - three-under-par 69 that brought Tha Stytefine Du fuse. 4-06r Sudan him home two strokes ahead of the field with an aggregate 27 for his “second straight tourney win. { Middlecoff pocketed $2000 as the winner's share of the tourna~ ment, “his -second “straight -Jack< sonville triumph. He now ranks, : among the top half-dozen pros ’ of the circuit with winnings of more than $6000. - George Fazio of Washington, ; D. C., earned the runner-up prize 5

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Women ‘Koalors Chalk Up Flock “AAU Net Tourney Bradley e | ofew Totals in Nightly Contests Field Cut to 4 TS Start Comeback Drive

* | Seeks Revenge Against CCNY in NCAA Tourney r 3 ; i

representing the Big Meichiorre of Bfadle Seven, presented a sophomore- the pass in-bounds and drew a ‘heavy sqfiad that was trailing by foul. He sank it and Fred Schlicht-

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