Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 June 1950 — Page 26

500,000 Hoosier

PAGE 28 Facts Afield— fon Anglers

Tonight

County. Don’t be caught]

Set to Wet Lines

cuses. gade. 120 Trout NENG I WHIT gong (Ds ‘Baving Time) it will strong. So is the frog season. All be open season on bass, walleye licensed anglers are permitted 15 and pickerel in Indiana, |trout, 15-inches or longer, for a Better remember that time, day's work. Bag limit on frogs is pardner. The Department of Con- 25. : servation says it's Daylight time, | When the warden comes, make That's

ard time. “Slow” time fishing you have, starts at 11 o'clock “Fast” time law. — ; angling starts at 12, i

” ” » AND DON'T jump the gun. The hopes are high and clear. Good or wardens are watching. Conserva-| luck. tion officers are on the alert to

nab early birds with their worms. | A The law is designed to give every-| Black Hawks onda chance. Observe the rules. MEMMYEIAN

and regulations, |

There's no limit as to]

night.

USC Figures To Retain {T°S F-DAY almost for 500,000 short by the long arm of the Hoosier fishermen. |law. Fish stories are out as : mal t tonight is zero hour ex : NCAA Crown

MINNEAPOLIS, June 15 (UP) to avold confusion with sure you haven't more than two-|__pefending Champion Southern night in the Butler _ those communities using Stand- days’ catch on your person. IfiCalifornia, with the virtual8:30 (CDT). you're breaking--the monopoly of 13 championships in . 28 N. C. A. Fishing reports aren't too good. figured a | Water is high and muddy. But peat again in

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Sly For the umpteenth time,

race horses.

45 to 40 count. The war the évent two years. Indiana’s All-Stars, cal

Madison great, will try

Minneapolis Meet

A. track meets, as the team to

the event in Minnesota's Me-

morial Stadium tomorrow and! Saturday. The “boys” from the west coast Marion, entered a 19 man tedm, with at lesst one competitor fy y event except the shot put. And

Attlesey and Distance Runner

gpecies, But there is the little] CHICAGO, June 15 (UP)—Eb- Jim Newcombe, It was the largest

matter of the license to think| fol about. All anglers 18-years-ola|Dle Goodfellow, or more must have 1950 Heenses | ved Wing who led the Bt. Louls to fish.

former Detroit team entry.

Veterans may use their free y vision title in two years, Wasi for the defending titleholder, the

permits.

named coach of the National other 17 men were rated as likely

» ow ” IF YOU HAVEN'T a lecense, Hockey League's last place Chi- [point getters,

heck with one of the 200 issuing cago Black Hawks yesterday. agents in Indianapolis and | He succeeded Charley Con-|

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Jorma to ‘s Dependable

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sTorAGe Fw ~ MARILYN FUR 00. m8 #0 &. ONIO #%

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18 N. ILLINOIS STREET Claypool Hotel Bldg. -

“Ebble was a fighting player fourth during his career,” Tobin sald, many . points

A new C

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Grab PCC Crown

: fellow because of his inspirational!N. C. A. A. it was likely enough Three Hoosiers are x Word Horr,"s oT RONS ug 7 qualities and because “he knows Southern California competitors height hi ah |would come through for third or/from 6 fest to Clayton's 6-6. or some other position in| Diddle indicates he has a crack! JierO0 “Ni

events to help out on the outfit, averaging 6-2, an inch tal:|Mrs. : Qeorse_Fores. 102.2278, for net among! guests; $. met 5 Y Block 88 Cc

necessary fora title,

(backed away from-.anybody, and Coast outfit was expected from 18 |always gave as good as, or better|its conference brethren, Stanford short. than he received. He stresses that and California, Yale, of the lIvy| fighting spirit in his players and League, and Michigan State, In-lenger, of Paducah and Kay) always looks for aggressiveness diana, Wisconsin jof

the of the Big Ten. .

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ete Fishing Outfit Nationally Known

{Hoosier prestige ag

Coach Wilbur (Strings) Inow at Valparaiso,

|year at his disposal.

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land Dick Farley, Winslow, alll {leaders in their teams’ success last

season,

lof Madison,

The Trojans rollicked to 62 1/5! Gene Wilan of Anderson snl) acher of the famed hockey family, points in May to grab the Pacific Jory Mis 2 M unels are Ho of | Chuck DeVoe of Indianapolis de-~| who quit to go into the broker- Coast Conference championship|Bob Leonard of Terre | {for- the: 10th consecutive year. Gerstmeyer, and Bob Krisbe President Bill Tobin of the/The job, too, was done on mass g.4 scoring champ from Hawks sald in making the an- excellence and while the com- Lafayette, are available as alternouncement that he chose Good- petition will be tougher in the nates.

class. The rest

Her-on-the average tHaH THAIANA. jhe

Major competition for the West Only James Vest of Walton, Ky.,/R C. Bloc a . f M: 4 % { below 6 feet, stopping an inch the ks, er oh Flood wien p01 8

and Minnesota Greer of Hazard hit 6-4, The game, sponsored by the| - ed Sa} 4

Kentucky Tries Again fo Hoosier Cage Dominance

Star for the benefit of the blind,

pained by the ubiquitous Ted Berver, a

ain tomorrow Fieldhouse at

Allen,’ ex-Hoosler prep coaching wizard) has 10 of In- ciate, the 20th renewal diana’s best senior netters of last

Included are Pat Klein, the bril‘lant Trestéer Medal winner from who'll wear No. 1, signi {fying Mr. Basketball, Not to be board prowess are: Bob Clayton,

You can take as many fish I)3 | ] . eNO Sater ag Re ...|among these. were a couple of New Albany; Harry Hobbs, Sheri- , : WEY dng = Pick Goodfellow ead stars urdler Dick aan: Keith Stackhouse: Piyinouth/ place money st the Dayton Speed-i Sharp Park Range. y : way tonight. Thirty cars are en-

But while this pair was ex-| Not to be forgotten are prob-

Flyers from the Amerjean Hockeyipected to put out brilliant efLeague cellar to a Western Di-|forts to garner valuable points

lably the state's two best “big™ |men last year—-Spence Schriaitter who may head for Yale, and Entee Shine, of South races here.

{Bend Central, who's Notre Dame. | bound. DeVoe Moves Up { Th KANSAS CITY, Mo., June 15—

Haute

in the “5-10” Dr range Golf Notes

Winners in the net and gross tourney| day at Meridian’ 93-20-13;

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Coach Ed Diddle and his Kentucky All-Stars haven't been too convincing since the Kentucky-Indiana All-8tar game began 12

Felt aisoe Set |

. Kentucky will try convincing the state of Indiana that Kentucky's basketball players are as good as its

bys

after vots.of sportswriters,

Pilots to Fight

Times Special +

| tered.

{America tennis tournament,

{yesterday during suest . Gil Givviden, , 96-1878,

Bill Powell, of Sebree, Jim Sul-! gross honors among the members,

2 Jon net among the [Members ou hilel DRY arbara Eremerman was low w | i ry } or Repaired Cleaning

Horseshoe Pitching

{ | esults of Sucaday matches

will find its Star of Stars getting: a 21-jewel Lord Elgin wrist watch

Hickman Dunecan, Nashville, Tenn., veteran; Dr. G. P. Bllver, local dentist and ace referee, and Bruce Hale of the Olympians, who will provide the, youth, will offi-

For Dayton Gold

DAYTON, O., Jung 15—National Stock Car Club drivers will stage a slam-bang battle for first-

|feated Ronald Barnes of Kansas] 1, the/City, 7-5, 8-6, yesterday in a West third-round match to advance to] {the quarterfinals of the Heart of

aide 7 oT Uo ei he SIE Deal

Tourney Dates

night. . : It said 500 competitors chosen from the armed servidés and civilian fields will fire in the high - power championships at Camp Roberts. Cal. from Sept. 20 to 25. It will be the first high-power, competition held since 1940, when, such events were discontinued because of shortages of rifles, ammunition and shooting ranges. championships will run from Sept.’}|

23 to 30 on San

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The drivers will have a double incentive tonight. They'll be try-| ing to stop the amazing Herschel White of Indianapolis, who has |virtually monopolized previous

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