Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 October 1950 — Page 34

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Leo Becomes League

Property as Bruins Are Definitely Out

NBA Calls Hurried New York Meeting After Learning of Withdrawal By FRANK ANDERSON

The Chicago Bruins, the out-again, in-again club of}

the National Basketball Association, are now definitely out.

And the Bruins’ decision to quit may put Leo Barnhorst, ex-Cathedral and Notre Dame flash, in an Indianapolis|-

Olympian uniform.

Yesterday afternoon Abe Saperstein; owner of the| Chicago franchise, wired | Barnhorst that he was now

the property of the league. out with the local pros. “The

Thus. the Bruins’ management Workouts are keeping me in shape|

changed its mind for the second for, whatever happens to me,”

time .in 10 days.

says Leo. “I hope I can stick

. Whether ‘the Olymps will get With the Olympians.” Barnhorst is up for grabs. They'll , Last Saturday The Times re-

have a better idea of what to ported that the Bruins had de-|

expect after today's general cided to give the NBA another lsague meeting in New York. The whirl. At that time Saperstein NBA called the powwow imme- felt he could iron out the difficuldiately after learning of Saper- tles that had prompted him to stein’s action. The Olympians’ shelve the franchise. But now it's business manager, J. R. (Babe) definitely quits.

Kimbrough, flew to New York last

night.

Lengthy Conferences In the wire to Barnhorst and

Disposal of Chicago players will other ‘Bruin players Saperstein be decided at the meeting in New said that he had taken the action York. If the league decides to “only after lengthy conferences auction the Chicago players the with NBA officials.” . Olympians may lose out. The Disposal of the Chicago players

last season when bidding reached league meeting. The league must

astronomical proportions. Await Decision

The Chicago decision could give ture, Kimbrough, who hopes for| thé Olymps a break. If the league'a fast conference, joins other applies the territorial rights rule league representatives in calling]

ses |i "aS 8 - Wh .it uses in the case of drafted col-'for an end to schedule dawdling ones to get their heads above the 650 m

-make some changes in the schedule to allow for Chicago's depar-

legians Barnhorst can get meas- One reason for the delay the vred for an Olympian uniform. NBA experienced this year mig’ But that is. a shaky hope. When be Maurice Podoloff, loop presi a club drops out, the league wants dent, Podoloff doubles in brass money and lots of it. So that/as president of the American With 256-201-201—658,

could mean the Chicago players Hockey League and there are)

go on the block.

Barnhorst wants to play with of his time to the puck chasers.

IU Grid Heroes of 1900

To Be Honored Saturday

Times State Service BLOOMINGTON, Oct. 5—Indiana University's athletic heroes of 1950 haven't forgotten the pioneers of 50 years ago. - |

Saturday six members of 1900- IU grid squad and. six other athletes who won monograms 50 years ago will be honored at the

homecoming game with Iowa,

{the Olymps. The Olymps want| him. Meanwhile, he is working

|

Tony Hinkle believes a successful "T" formation season can be reached with a | That's why he spends a lot of time with Butler's centers. Monte O'Connor, Bob Hurrle to right) and Gene Sypult (over ball) get the lowdown on what the quarterback expects of them from Tony. The three centers will see action Saturday when Ohio University invades Butler Bowl.

Tegeler Rolls 686 to Pace Bowlers

locals lost other top-flight stars won't be the only issue at today's

Buddy Bomar to Roll Against Red Stuart

In Match Game Exhibition Here Saturday By SAM NEWLJUND or The Indianapolis Classic was the class of Indianapolis last night. . | ; Two bowlers in that league at Pritchett's alleys were the only last year's winner of both the) After his victory over Lewis Read the forecast: ark in league activity, Fred Indianapolis and Fox - Huntllast week, Mrs. Foster h

{happen ‘in this wonderful {country of ours.”

|is 221—dn all-time mark. Stuart With Mechanics

Champ. Accorded ~ Rousing Reception

CINCINNATI, O., Oct. 5 (UP)

cheers of thousands of persons.

home cooked meal his folks prom-

{ised him—he’ll be too busy in the

next few days recelving congratulations.

one-half parade route from Union

convertible preceded by floats, four bands, majorets and all the trimmings necessary for a returning hero, y City officials and civic leaders

an inspiration to the nation and

tries.”

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Charles Agrees

Charles, who decisioned Joe Louis in New York a week ago

—Ezzard Charles, undisputed heavyweight champion of the jworld, made a triumphant return home last night to receive the

But hell have to wait for that

Thousands lined the mile and

Station to the Plaza as the “Cincinnati Cobra” waved from a red

hailed him as a “great sportsman, |

an example for totalitarian coun-

In 19 Picks

‘By MAJ. AMOS B, HOOPLE

Egad, readers! My batting aver- :

age is soaring into the ethereal blue, far above other football forecasters, as indeed it should be! Of the first 19 games selected, top games from coast to-coast,

let me remind you that Hoople

gave you the correct dope on 14

of the contests—har-rumph! That

is a percentage of roughly .800. Let my detractors (yes, there are a few) try to match that! One of the keystones of my overwhelming success has been a comprehensive study of offensive systems. In that way I am able this week to provide you with two stunning upsets, Pennsylvania to defeat California, and Syracuse to dump Cornell into Lake Cay-

Oftensive-Minded Penn and Syracuse are offen-

| sSive-minded teams this year. This also can be said of Notre Dame

and Michigan. One of the most

{offensive teams in the land this {last night to gain undisputed year is Southern Methodist, which

possession of the heavyweight early rivals have nof been slow

|crown, agreed.

“I hope my victory will inspire

in discovering. Offense is a system which I in-

youth,” he said. “It could only|vented myself and it makes me

{national match game tourney play homecoming was tinged with a

ad prom-|

free | happy to see that method succeed{ing in football. If you can put mevas Christian 20, Arkansas 14. For some of his family, the YOUr-oppponent on the defense, on gyjahoma 28, Texas A. & M. Th occasions such as coming home g.ncag 19, Colorado 18. little regret, especially for his 90-|In the small hours of the morn-| no anette 20, Kansas State 6. lyear-old great-grandmother, Mrs. ing, you are on the high road to geanford 33, Oregon State 13. Stuart is a member of the pow- Bell Russell, and his grand- fame. ful Mechanics Laundry quintet, mother, Mrs. Maude Foster.

Army 30, Penn State 14.

Tegeler of Stumpf Bros., topped the town with a 686 on games of Classic leagues. "He and Bud/ised to cook Charles the “juciest Northwestern 14, Navy 0.

215, 226 and 245.

Schoch teamed to walk away with|three-inch steak in town, with Penn 19, California ".

Bill Lane of the Pritchett Recreation quintet was runner-up the doubles crown in last year’s hot biscuits, too.” “That boy just! Syracuse 19, Cornell 7.

| The twin match with Stuart—| There will be a treat in store one at 1p. m. and one at 6:30— \many who think he devotes most on the bowling menu this Satur- wij] serve as a “dedication” for |day when Buddy Bomar, formerithe Iaria layout, which was comroe [national match game champion, pleted in 1948.‘ Brunswick 1s

[locks horns with Ped Stuart in a lagain- arranging the show.

{match game exhibition at Iaria’s, |

with a 197 average.

of the Year.

Besides winning the national | Buddy's last trip to town cost match game championship in {him a setback at the hands of 1944, Bomar is co-holder of the Curt Heady, city match game national {titlist. - Heady posted a five-game crown, captain of the national {total of 1015 with a 203 average, match game team champs, and {while the Chicago ace rolled 998, twice has been honored as Bowler His average for

- » » a n n . ’ . The 12 old timers will be presented with lapel buttons and cer- Last Night $ Bowling Leaders —— ¢ MEN

tificates at-a ceremony preceding, —— wmmntpen

i ———— Pred Tegeler Stumpf Bros #85 By oe Seats, Diamond Chain ...... 601 mre . P y 1 BY, 4 9 Ed Wers., 3 . p the kickoff. They also will be B. Elfers, El Paso, Tex., anfl Dr. Bill Lane. Pritchett Recreation 608 John Hartman, ere oe Fines 0 honored Saturday noon at the Roscore W. Smith, Walla Walla, Jill Tulsman, Per Hill Metchants oe Ed Gaalema. Bowes Seal Past 6 “pn ’ ¢ § 2 mp. ros, . ‘ py * annual I Men's Association Wash, Charles Thomas, Riviera Federal =. 653 373, aneDd Se riry Harvester. Bi p ~nic in the stadium Stanley Lyneéh, Foxworthy Ford u dT A ! * Others Honored E R th. Jickerson's Super Market ... 636 Hilida Groebel, Bl Lilly _ iv vse 388 Members 900 4 Jeorge nson, El Lilly . bd arge elton, otor Express S64 te; rity atts a A Other former athletes receiving Joe Piccione, Speedway Liquor 434 FoWze Kirkpatrick, Beeca Grove ean xXpec attend are A half-century awards are James Roy Swartz. Holy Name ... 834 Helen Wolf, Motor Express

G. Clevenger, Bloomington, who was IU athletic director from 1923 , until his retirement in 1946; P,

Darby, Evansville; Thomas

F. w Records, New Harmony; Alvah J. Rucker, Indianapolis; Edmund

P. Boyle, Tucson, Ariz., baseball; Jay E. Fitzgerald, Washington, | basketball; Thomas S. Harrison, ‘| Denver, tennis; W. A. Sutphin, | Indianapolis, baseball; Jess B. | Fields, Bloomington, baseball, and

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¥ by the IU’s band's homecoming 3 varsity show in the auditorium.

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Ek After a look at the specially decorated front lawns of the school’s i rraternities and sororities the { alumni will be guests at a recep- ‘ tion in Alumni. Hall on Saturday after the game. > The Sigma Delta Chi blanket . hop will top off the program I Saturday night.

| Rocky Graziano KO's Burton

i CHICAGO, Oct. 5 (UP)—A i powerful but erratic Rocky Gra-

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li over Philadelphia's Gene Burton —

i behind him, today looked forward| i to an-early crack at welterweight § champ Sugar Ray Robinson. | b* Graziano floored Burton after [} 2:12 of the seventh rqund last

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