Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 November 1950 — Page 6

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: : ; Done,’ Muses Unhappy ~ State Champions Smother Vevay, 84-16, pairoit Hockey Mogul For 17th Consecutive Triumph : BULLETIN By United Press Steve Black, a left winger

Madison's Indiana state champion Cubs whisked open the cur: who scored 33 points for Detains on their 1950-51 basketball schedule last night and gave the: trgit last season, has been sent

Guided by a new coach, the Cubs peppered the points through “lean status,’ Cap . General—————the hoops-at-the- rate-of-nearly hres 4 Tain minute. 10 Sqfiash. little Vevay, Manager Dic k Miller announceds. : 84 to 16. — —_—— te this afternoon. The 23-year-old : It was Madison's 17th straight Many games were played around player will join the Caps in triumph, including regular season the state in the first heavy firing Cleveland tonight replacing the and tournament games in the last ;¢ (ne season. But most of them injured. Doug, McKay. & stages of the 1950 campaign. —— : The Cubs took the floor coached by Myrwyn Anderson, who moved schools get into action later.

were small schools. The bi Times Special »

Madison led. 44 to 5, at the half. solidation scrap with Onward, there with the Barons.

Mt. Ayr 41, Tefft

34, Concord aa art) 53. Wakarusa Parker 68 68, Jackson i (Randolph) 4.

Pierceton 54, Leesb: 3 . As if eight defeats and a tie 6, Center ww. Pimento 52. Prairie Creek, 39. ’ . a at Ee en Fi Flora Al. Pleasant Lake 43. Metz 23. . aren't sad enough, the Caps must : Merfeld 2. Tennysa Biiey 83, Jonlane} 3. play without the services of Left 4 Ellettsville 86. rile %, ", sing Sun 0A Han 85 Sl Sv = oar ! ae Fairmount Gg Summ mitvilte dt : Rock. Creek 16. afavetie Central #1. [Wing Doug McKay for three 2! Farmland 65. Lynn 24. Coat ar Oa : | weeks. McKay's right cheekbone Fishers 29, Waln ut Grove 25. | Scott Center 31 Orland 46. 5. y's g : Fr. Branch 61. Hazelton 32. {Seatt 58. Brishton i. was broken in two places in last Fountain City 47, Economy 44 Ste Shur 14. Frat ersville 29. Pi S Freeland Park 40, Earl Fark 30. {Shivshewanna 53. Mi Milletshurs 49. Thursday's game in Indianapolis: Francisco 13, Cynthiana 29. | Somerset 60. Rock Creek 43, against Cincinnati. , Player-Coach erat 34. Buriinglon Foo | South Whitley 34, Stet Center 32. ott H ler 7s stl bothé ced with Fulton 54, Macy 5°. Shiceiana 39. Sara atogs 3 23. A e o 1s 3 1 r a Fa . © Spicelan + wisvi 0 . Borner, ik Spencer 4. 40, Springfield Twp. (Franklin) 64, Laurel 28, roken thum = Green Township Randolph) 35. Ridge- Spurseon 46, Chrisney 45. Cleveland, co-leader in the . ple Me burt 44 _- pSar City 34, Hewanns if. | Western Division with Cincinnati, : : Ha risburg 46. Alauina 43 : Stilesville 64, Eminence 25. and Indianapolis will wind up Brownsville 51. Liberty 35. - Straughn 44, Mt. Summit 40. ; hei jsek-end a-t'ord Center 33 BAVA 50. Dale Julphur Sorines mh 38. their week-end series tomorrow i Ie w - . +N eh Yownship » bg _ Tipecanee 40. Bourbon 31. night in indfanapolis. Ni “Harmony " opeka 44; - - Haubstadt 35. Alam i 45. Trataicar 58. Nineven 19.

+ Monroeville 3 Troy 53, Irela Honing. a 35. : §inion Center 3% Crear Cree k 28. Hove 45, Nashoite 44 (overtime). {Union (Johnson) 5% Clark of Finan) 38. Huntington Township 35. VanBuren 33. Erion Mills, 58, Yanai ah °

hy I Township - (Sullivan) 59 .Waldron 50. Edin 5 46. Rympns Walkerton 1, North “Liberty 1, a. + namae Ro’ leriown a4, Leo ne} 44, New Ross Waterloo 44.

Wal : St. Joe 41. . 15 West Point 58, Shadeland 23. : Ir~ion Texnshis- (Tippecanoe) 55, Mont. ont Terre Haute Sid Newport 41, 3 5 45.

marene land 77. Rea 3+ srson 64, McKinley 2% Wea 40. Romney 36 roo IG 3-7 epson Tawnship (Tipton) 39, Sugar Webster 3%, Williamsburg 79. 5 . Creek (Clinte 3%. West Badén 56. Orleans 53. 2 SHS Wins, 7 0, K~ tallville BR. nl nisl -. Kat Lebanon re Wallace 2 - 58, New Lishon 131, estern OWar 51. onverse 39 RB» nard 5%. Monitor 48, Whitsiand _at Center Grove postpaned But It’ S Hard Work K cx 28 Delphi 25, un onight). nN Market 24 (avertime) Whitestown 46. Carmel 41, Yolo ¥ n 3 is y ie Green Township (St, Joseph) Whiteswater Twp. (Franklin) 31. Fairview: Defeating R eds Kins i getting to . wis ra be Manual lahar for Shortridge. - 35. ilkinsan 3 31. - » - x Janeane BE aa. 33 Walcottville 15, Lime 1 Yesterday the Biue Devils - ; Ligonier 5i. Wawaka 52%. . Yorktown 61, Marion Kt. Paul 49. dropped the Redskins of Manual,

7-0, thanks to a 68-vard scoring Snead’s Putter | Argentinas Cagers Es SE vas play Sho re Trounce U. S. 64-50 5; ™ "= = moms

[Nov 4 (UP)-—Argentina won the rld amateur basketball chamPINEHURST, N. €. Nov. 4. Ti last night by beating the -. (UP)-—The day -may becoming United—States- representatives—— when ‘Slammin’ Sammy Snead the Denver, Colo., Chevrolets—in will be known as Puttin’ Sammy the final game of the tourna- offense. Snead. /ment, 64 to 50. | The Shortridge tally came soon As far fetched as it may seem, | Argentina led at the half, 34 to after the kickoff. The Blue Devils" © that was what rival golfers feared) 24. Dick . Passwater intercepted a ‘thunderous victory in the North ‘Luna Park Stadium saw the 'set up the score, but it seemed Tor and South Open golf tournament.| Americans lead briefly during the 'a time that Passwater's alertness Always known for his long-ball opening minutes and then fall be- had backfired. Quarterback Jack hitting, Snead -also displayed an hind to stay. almost unerring putting game as he won the first tournament of Miami Loses 2 Backs failed to gain. Quarterback Ward the new season yesterday. with. a Walker called. a halt to the Blue 13-under-par : “Winning 6th Straight Devil’ retreat then and fired a And it was Sammy's putting. MIAMI. Fla... Nov. 4 (UP) touchdown pass to Passwater more. than anything else, that miami arch Georgetown, 42 from the Shortridge 32, carried him to victory. He rallied t, in the third round to go ahead rgw before 30.929 fans in the the extra point and the game :

when the Redskins can call on the likes of ‘Halfback Jim Nyer

—clear of ‘the field yesterday with herore the” Hoyas from the na- here were no more threats—by

2 The, winner's “purse was Fis00, caneg with crippling bruises . to the Blue Devil 15 in the open-

“the early leader, “wound up s - ing as the nation’s 13th team, the Fé

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Is Goal-Crazy Again | ‘Something Has to Be

Sr fans a preview of what looked to be another geal-crazy combination. to-the Indianapolis Caps on a _

CLEVELAND, Nov. 4 — It's either produce or go to the wood-

3 from Batesville this season when, Kendallville of the Northeast- _ : iY 3 Ray Eddy singned with Purdue ern Conference opened with a 58- shed for a spanking tonight for i ay Y ,.1_ the Indianapolis Caps as they 5 after leading Madison to its first to-50 victory over Angola. Wal- open ‘a week-end series tonight : state title last March. : (ton, the school involved in a con- :

1 Ralph Thorpe, a sophomore, was didn’t let its nerves ruin its first The winless wonders, maidens individual scoring star with 22 start. Walton beat Winamac, 47 in the American Hockey League

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land here in the Coliseum.

* points to 44. since they are the only club that : So sr i 2 2» hasn't won a game, will be Albany 44, Daleville 29. 5 Linden 54. Veederburg 31. watched tonight by unhappy Jack : Albion 35. Avilla 34. re i Adams, Detroit general manager Andrews 49, Bippus 35. : Marengo 50, Birdseve 28. who will watch his pupils albng Ascols 29, Churubusco 25. Madison X14, SYevay 16. Iv with Detroit Coach.To v Ivan Asniey 45, Salem, Center 20° Hacerle Marshal 41. 23. t etrol ~oacn. mm) ‘an. ven 38 Fiiesh ora AY ile pre Meine 1, AA an : Adams said yesterday about Belimore 39, Bloomingdale 18. Yiddictown Pi Forti AM. the Caps situation that “someBos ton 1, i Poa Monument City i we persan 0. thing has to be done and someFv 4 Moores atriot § : i" Braotatan 31. urneitasily © Morcenuan a. Mantovia’ is thing will be dane. Bright 51. Dillsbore. 33 Mulberry 6, Dayton 32 A secondary purpose of the

38. . 4 Butler 63, Svencerville 5. Newburgh 38, Millersburg 48 : Adams-Iv¥an visit here will be

Cadiz 39. Modoe 38. ’ New Marion 22, Cross Plains 23. Gambrites CH i whitewater ” Re jFilestine 49. 2, Ra wo. tn deliver player Jack Taylor Ee 3 3 yo ort anchester 5 oann AJ ; . haatiesviite Sh. "Knfthistown “" [Northwestern Howard) 33. Galveston 72. who has been promoted up the > Clayton 36. Ame n Orange 5 Rw Salem = 2m * chain from West. Minister of the nh erbe oswe : 3 Coriae 35. Lar Miami), i. Cail Qiter Creek 43. Honey Creek 13. Pacific Coast League. Taylor Coneanneon 32, Blac oli 66, English 43. plays center or right wing.

championship next week, Sorsemen: as the city's No. 1 rugged individualists. wasn't that Cathedral convinced Ripple it might have de- . It remained third. souls to dispel any dcubts that any-

: Te pan the Irish juggernaut if the Rockets chose. for Coach Joe Dezelan’'s hardy town—including pi TS Irish this year.

amazing rapidity. last night would have frightened by - =¥ ” . attended ‘the key tilt. Howe had te come The 38. degree temperatures, the harder task every fall. Epecially wyddie.

ly. didn’t, prevail, _

: Playing-the game Nyers is just about all the Manual to. the en gam pla :

s athletes grouped at midfield, voted to play. The-Irish obliged: tinental 30. Leo Ahearn, bottled ence football race last night with py i (as apparent from the a low blow and the round was Cathedral's Gene Mangin took YP conquest of New Cas- opening gong that the powder- being given to Rocha on a foul. ithe C opening kickoff to the © thedral 39. On the first play thedral's Joe Lutz, unmindful of the slimy £00, wis sted ins ide left

Earl Ahearn and Fox went to':the of

Scott was thrown for a 15-yard TH only = loss and then Fullback Ed Fraed BOVS:

LL 7. for its sixth victory in a Little Stan Feezle Jr. booted tntehann ns Cathedrs al ta rack 6 yards as Sram: ship mud-

by. two strokes and -then drew Orange Bowl last night. But not Settled down to. defensive action. ders to the- Roce kets’

a closing round, two-under-par 70. tion's capital marked the Hurri- either team until- Manual pushed heavier

Johnny Palmer of Badin, N. C.. "Unimpressed by Miami's rank. ing minutes of the fourth period. \saa. « Xho tosse

water stopped the Redskins ,

The Indianapolis Caps, although they have lost eight of their first nine games, have come up with a pair of the scrappiest front-line skafers in the American Hockey League. Thes brother i MEN combination of Larry Wilson (center) and Johnny Wilson (right) will make up ‘the No. Capt. Rod Morrison tomorrow night when Coach Ott Heller {left) sends the Caps. against Cleve. Fal Bedford. Vonnegut Hardware

wish Put Skids Under Ripple In Mud, Slide to 28-0 Victory

Prepsters Ignore Wintry Weather as Cathedral Scores 4 Touchdowns, Cinch Co-City Title

By JIMMIE ANGELOPOLOUS

If Cathedral's Irish get no “better than a 1950 co-city prep grid 2s going five yards. have Broad Ripple’'s hearty

to. acing Continentals at Tech FriRipple day afternoon. Tech has won three. straight came in the Sent quarter to the 7 Bertrand. Pin-Chasers 592 Beftv Khan. Fi Lilly 453 _ and has to defeat Washington for share in the city title, last won Southport the Irish in 19486, ‘ashington, taped and battered, extended rugged Howe to the 3 before bowing 13 to 7 in a 3 game- thriller at Tech before 1500,

42 for a first'down and Fox

Rip- pitched to rugged Ed Dwyer, who : lateralled to Bennett to the Con- Place.in the North Central Confer-

in his few running’ attempts a 34-to-7 Ca- .made 1 for first down « ona ;piteh- tle's Trojans.

stopped ‘twice in ter on the Howe 15 went ahead 7 toh A

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sed Flankers

Using tripod. flankers and * cross-field pitchouts on pass plays, Washington scored with Clyde Lee going over from the

Jim Lee. threw cross-field

ind the line to Tom. Cramp-

d. to Clvde lee for

a sarety by Jerry Goodson.

en fourth,

“With 30 seconds remain- Harry Woirha

from behind f% me ! 2:25 remaining in the game pal ses to win, Frank Fox scoring from Fabs os ‘eight yards out on a bootleg run Fumbies lost ‘biting rain ‘and the mud-caked 0 the right. T ch N ils S d It" was the sixth straight year = Behind ~T to 6. Howe "broke - : 2 Wins: North South BUENOS AIRES, Argentina, the Blue Devils submerged Man--turf. put. responsible. adult. min Mag on the Howe At from ec ai Ss econ from Monterey in ‘one of two ; ual. And it's proving to be a into. a let’ F~ posite stir. thins a fake punt formation on fourth unwise- down. Paul Bennett jabbed through the line to the Washing-

Times State Service.

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Scoggan made ,

Kays 21st Bowler : To Roll 700 Series In City This Season

Bob fy Gets 689 for Vesta Steel

Paces 8 Other Honor Count Keglers;

By MARION CRANEY Boh Kays bowed himself into the 700 league today by blasting ‘a 709 on West Side Center's lanes 1:and 2 last might. ‘He paced eight other honor ¢ount maple-rockers. . |. Rolling in the Allison AC Ledgue, Rays clipped off 202-261-246 to become the season's 21st kegler totip 700. i Bob Bryson blasted a 689 with Vestal Steel in the Ritchey Furniifure League at Iaria’'s. His games = |were 221-244-224. Other honor en with = 55¢ 15 the Sponsors [count leaders were: 2 ‘Classic-at Pritchetts. Vestal Steel

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ware, games of 226-227-223 for the Ritchey Furniture Leaghe at 676; Howard Pattison, H. D./Iaria’s, nr ‘Tousley team, 662 from 225-196-! The Women’s Second Annual {241,; Lloyd Rogers, Mockford Handicap Singles opens this aftMoving, 661 from 210-187-264; ernoon at Sport Bowl, and con{Dick Riggin, Sterling Beer team, tinues through tomorrow. ‘They : je from 225-220-210. will spin six games across 12 alWayne Clarkson, Carter Farm leys, shooting for a $100 first Marat 654 from 226-179-249; prize. | William Gooch, Regal Flower, Carl Hindel's 4 in 1 tourney |Shop, 653 from 194-226-233, and moves into its third week-end at |Fonnie Snyder, Union Title, 651 Indiana lanes as the 10th annual [from 214-245-192. ~ ‘Capitol City tourney, in its sec- | ‘Wilena Hansen of Davidson's ond of five week-ends, is rolled Indiana Fur Co. topped the wom- at West Side. 8 =» F = » ” 2 | Jim Denson. Victor Pharm, .K. of C. 533

| line with Boh ‘Kays, Allison A.C. . ...:.M0%9 Charles McNeely, Irv. Preshy. Ch. 581 ob ~Brvson, Vestal Steel 689 Jim lnasy, Fisher's Pharmacy ... 518 edo nyt Hardwars 23 Clyde Williams, Nigel's Flowers ET 5 ¢ aT wei De Boa Mackiory Moving 681 {yen Repos, PHO I rane aine 213 Ca — | Dick 1, Sterling Beer : - s 1 = vasri Do i Carter's Farm Mkt £34 Norm Boyle a 2 ga irrires 3 1 Flower Shop £53 Omer Baxter. Lin elt No cas A William oon Hegal Title §51 Denny Ireland, Peerless Pump . ..... 360 n er ~a{1 Boh Bray. Bookwaiter ria Ned Enejisn. Soohine Coffee oa Jor Haywood, Benham Press... ..° 564 Paul Rather, HOD o's Far rm’ Mkt. L630 Rov Jerge. Mitcnell & Scott oo 38 Harry Link Jr. Car rth * go Paul Groves. Borden Milk . + 551 Bill. Russell, Kingzan Ath 2 §24 Bob Wakefield, Bridseport Brass .. 545 22 ellster Banker ns Ice Cream. 624 Q. Dudley. Immanuel [Reformed ; 543 Tony Sekula, Kingan Athletics 923 al Blonoine, alien Sia > ¢ 330 Henry Stumph. Harrell Plum ners pee Zip Winter. Real 8ii 514 Bud, Betaler Schuster | Co s+ 00 Ralph Hilgemeier. Blue Cross . ve. 468 ovio Ja SO aa . Boh Taszzart, Naval ordnace = 520 WOMEN | ry Stiv r Su sar ree utte HL z x i Ba na Cinder-Block ...B819 Wilena Hansen, Indiana Pur S54 Charles Cors. Naval Ordnance see £18 Mary ‘Merchon, Fred William Jr. ... 551 Pa il Dar, Mechanics Laun 117 g15 Paf Striebeck, Milano Inn 543 Stew Battson, Allison A. C «++..:815 Beulah Manners. Bowes Seal Past 2 BT Frank Johns, Usher Mors JBYY 5 nes Hy Marge Skelton, Milano Inn ............. H44 FPOTrEe nowbhaii, HAYES BIOS. .....» Y ; ST sr 5 Ch ’ HH 14. Betty Jordan. Milano Inn D4} PALL LULL FIC A SRA a3 Judy Hindel. Indiana Fur iors: x 340 Lorenz Weisman, Antlers Rec. Xe ‘1. #12 Hilda Groebel, Indiana Fur ......... 238 Leo Welch, Elf Lilly ,. 12 Anne Snyder, Just-forFun .. . {Bro ks Secrest, Radio Transfer - ‘ §11 Alice Clossin, Dave Hockett Autos .. BOOK IY Carol ..10.i0 810 Betty Bises!, Hackett Auto Sales | AT W de ‘Air Products ....... Glgjanne Bnycer, dust an downed by Southport's John Mar-| Al"Webs: Linde Air Bairics 7111. soa Helen Wolf, Motor Express . is trapped in the end zone, for Ralph Franklin, Indpls. Raftways. .. a i Mane Rn a 3 one, Vesta ) ire ’ ; 2 Lol Ts Rg HOR RE 808 Sally Twstord, Motor E xpress 313 X ete OAnN: =. R18 Southport scored in 12 plays off | Jom Mute. Ce Goodwin Westtall sop Buth Titenbach, Fradiey Bariecus an a 55-yard drive in the third, Ry- Pug Leppert. Bader Coffee ... sot Becky Friedman, Indpls Typewriter = 513 In the Bu Sarsons: Link-B io Deco. igo7 Frances Deer. Indiana Recreation 512 went two Harold Daringer, Hayes Bros. Const. . 606. este Davis a crmever Rea sv on Clarence Baker, Russett Cafeteria 605" s. Niggl's Flowers 508 yards 10 score,’ capping a 55-yard Ray Foster, Nylon Sheet Meal 805 Naomi Hendrix, Motor Express 303 inthe. foward Aiton re. Bros. Gonst y 8 gson. radley Barpecye wo. 503 50 AE Ww e Jr. Ny Sheet Mtl 804 Maria. Lh Real Silk .. 500 Dick Phillips: YMechan 4 Laundry 603 Thelma Jordan, St. Bd. of Health 499 Duke Johnson went 34 vards £ Haus. Oertel's Beer . i R. Gurley, U8 Rubber : 492 Joe Reeve, Reeve Roofing. .. Nonna Funke, PHO Pri m : oft pane tackle and plunged for Les Wise, Hunter's Service . 601 Nellie Farley. Indpls. alii 433 Boy a Ager, Fountain Square : $29 if culliz ; an. Moose Kitchen Band 5 ‘Snider, Schwitzer-Cummins . 599 Mildred Zalokar ue e “deepest penetration Mika" Sturt. Hurt Bros. Realy « 898 Ruth Dave, Afr Liver ...... 462 Stan Fulmer, Allison Jets 594 Zoe Butler, EC. Atkins 458

Jack Readymaker, State Bd. of Hith 386 G. Rosmpke, Linde Air Products 420

i= Punches That Wouldn't Dent

Cream Puff Kayo Mexican

13 By JIM HEYROCK 3 Indiana welterweight champion Andy Anderson has his first, 1" knockout victory in the record books while wearing the crown, but 20 nobody seems to. agree on the circumstances leading up to the ° victory. “The 18- year- -old Anderson, who last week annexed the state welter toga, squared off against Joe Rocha, the Mexican welter king

eight-rounders in the Armory. right _and- a left that wouldn't

rid Race It was fhe second fight ca¥d have dented a cream puff.

staged by Norb Updike, Indianap-. In the fifth round Ander=

_4-Tech olis! newest promoter of cauli-'son pushed .in_an_ uppercut, * second flowers and concussions. Joe Rocha crumpled to the floor. The

Rocha was rated as a threat to referee, Frankie Jarr of Ft. the Anderson record. : Wayne, said Anderson had landed

{puff punching Anderson was head Anderson was well ahead at the

~ Greenclads and shoulders above the Mexican time on points. z Lewiz “converted after gained the wo J be spot to Jeff as far as ring ability was con-' Rocha was helped to his corner conqueror cerned. Anderson, however, was and examined by. the doctor,

Tech instructed from his corner to be Claude Hadden. boxing commis-

Muncie Central's ‘Bear- a “cutie” and, although he landed gion doctor, said it looked as Yichmond, many blows, few of them-made {no,0h Rocha had been fouled

*: ‘any physical impression on Rocha. yt the fight would be permitted

—was the pooha “whe is “unable to speak-toga-on-after a two-minute rest,

5, Who tal pholish’ and required an -inter- When Jarr ordered the fighters but - the preter to translate the ring - to' resumé fighting, Rocha stagSoares twice Ongiryctions, waded “in with a gered to the- center of the ring

frontal attack, He led with his and promptly met a left and right ~ Tech started oft fast with’ Sex- head and Anderson«landed light to. the head. He. slumped to. the getting his 20-yard touch- .,frs to the Mexican's protruding canvas and was counted out, It down on a reverse to the weak or and" thoroughly outdanced went into the hooks as a knockout :

Gens yn for Anderson in 2:25 of the fifth

Pi AT on iy ven Rocha seemed . surprised round. it dndtialo.Techese ore; but. LODE hath wae bbe ie hardened ers Amtereamith fretHnk trots other “at- 1p the third round, he put his land a foul hlow. The referee

ret with E23 270: Hire meamne-t phi GrOTRe OWT TIE Cripprea tWo Fire ot TEAL POT ante rce pty an Harmen of Mamaroneck, N. Y.. ricane “first _@tring backs and other Nvers' pa with a 281, and Julius Boros of fought them to a near stand-still The g:

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i nd me ended “with § yO and—Tommy for three periods Injured Were ridge {NW possession of the ball-on

‘Bolt of Durham, N CC with 282's. Fullback Bob Schneidenback ‘and its own 11.. The Blue Devils now

—JartF Seored: See ond 1P-

_ fifth with a 283. ee ——_— Frank Stranahan of Toledo, o.

Olympians Monday ual has one win in six starts local-

“Seventh Straight to_Fos Linck, oo vm = ~CERYEL IRI Nov. 1. (OPI Her PE noon inthe main tenes rs a Gorgeous Gussie Moran's famous dining room at the Marott Motel. To SHY "MAN

Ee Thomas 14. Hamli rN

“NTrainta Union 28, Shaw 0. Wagner 6. 4 t 34. Chatta noosa 17. ee, |} Western Illinois 531. Dubuque 7,

OIA A&T 13]

18t. Nicholas Aretia) —Bob So! th Bend Ri a, i : Diego, Cal Sloped; i Ei ‘ al r=

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Hm-Ferrier-of- EN — have a season record of four- Hates 3 ‘games won and four lost, three of from a f was the low amateur with a 287. Optimists to “Honor 7 the wins and two defeats DeIngivards x arly ; he Satong rik }

achieved in city competition. Man-ston. pass to. Bill Kern and Crampton's

Gorgeous Gussie Loses North side Optimists Club wit |¥ and two victories and sever eter: 5. ar >

ii gple foodie

W, Vashington's wersadile

missed the fi Howe scored the first TD early inthe third after Dwyer hlacked ’ lee’s punt on the Washing ®18

“and zone gave the Irish a safe 4 in the second period.

Late in the third,

to the Ripple four, Yate penalties | gave the losers the ge

. white lace pantiesodidn’t- help-her Sp — Announcer Mike Dunn Ryd 2 Ty ————tepfiie- Fane Any AS SHE 1080 Tor o Station WXLW-- Will veras gai ‘ ra the seventh straight time last serve as master of ceremonies. yard : ‘ 102 109 night to Mrs, Pauline ‘Betz ‘Addie Max Hosea is program chair- Fane complet sree 8 8 Conaton:: in their cross-country tour, man. : 3 a Feeeeys 23 + x ra cote = xreelest—penwitics 5 Mrs. Addie won easily, 6-3. In - 1bles et 2 a less glamorous encounter, Jack H, $ Footboll. Fimbies los Fees 2 Kramer defeated Pancho Segura, CITY. COUNTY 11-9, 4-6, 6-4, to break the tie in iow 38. Broad Ripple 0. . Clogs Football - . 7 we 13. Washington 3 i their series. Kramer now leads, La Porte 13, Urispas Attucks ° STATE = © 4 to 3., A crowd of 2051 braved Pharttliee' amon ovitle . Vetoaraine 4 Luther 1t i a drenching .rain to attend the Teoh 3h New Castle 5. Atkinsas State S11 Mieont! Valles 2 § itio s Rracil IR. Linton #: Augustana 33. Carthage #& % indoor exhibition at Cleveland Bloomington aire ersipy 28. Monresville . Rethany 40. Sterling 6 - ® arena. . -Bleemington 19, al Haute Garfield Buena Vista 40, Tarkio 3 € Danville (HL) Schlarman Catholic 1. South (entral Michigan 6. Northern Hiineis 14 4 ' Ren nd Conrad Cathailc & a hy hh. Deitel 18 Sina, 10. ; As i ys} nny ' s Billiard Result Ma 2 es nh x Yoane 33, Midland “ £ ; Washington 33. Chicago pert 33, Dliret 8 t : ' Lou Spivey had a high run of pomundsen 19. 13, Evaneolile Central 0. Te Hib ae 1 11 ies, 3 five as he scored the quickest vic- Ft. Wayne Central Catholie 7, Goshen Howard Payne 33. East ‘Texas 6. Wayne Central 25, Decatur S Jamestown 8. Mayville I tory of the tournament last night pi L Warne North 3 % Michiran City 14. Loyola (Los Angeles) 21, Hardin-Simmons merson . : defeating Phil -Greenberger, 50 to Grimth a well fF mon Nirauette. 13. South Carolina 13 (tie) . ammond Clark Io? "Gary Mann 6, ami (Fla) Gesrsctovn * 22, in 63 innings in a; city three- wammond Noll 39. Rensselaer 0. Nebraska Wesleyan 58, York 6. 2 cushion billiard - match at w Hiary Academy 12, Fi. Wayne = Mislco Mitjtary oT Lowrey, Alr Base 0 iia or eXas r 3 Board of Trae parlor, : itle 28, Louisville, Ky. Atherton 0. Ottawa 28 McPherson a 7 pense Sh Lafavette 32, Ande River Falls 30, Mankato 27. * ny Logansport 14. Montini . o | St Cloud 31. Upper lowa 13 Fi ht Re lt j Marion 83 drs San Tose State AX Fieoma State 3 * * exandr an ose ate she a ‘ ig sulls Petu 31 Huntington n i3 3. a 1St Muty's Minn) Winena 4 By United Press rinceton sz Stiperior 33, Stout 2%, Richmond 14, Mu Ee eniral 6.

Sathedribs- ~fourtit lin a row put Tech's

. ye 19. ua ogee, Okla. (2). M ton’ 3 | Academy 0. Wi liam Jewell &t. Westmar 20. : [Washington $ crippled but ‘men-

LITTLE SPORT cr a = By Rouson wid ‘Win No. 3

Corn Th Waid tights vd

after opener,

jwhen a punt,

rp catcn'v

the second “period.

Howe three I. Po br°bo ate in ‘the second quarter, i The 1 n. the other eight-rounder,. rovashington mutted a-big-seorifis- Greenciads ~pushed—over— oT packers Offer Mann Tita . £ inder, 27 ‘opportunity, driving to ‘the one- more :

who powered the : BOTS iarter, hurt a. leg 1al three a

20), Fox recovering Dwyer’s

Een lateral on the West Tech Siders’ 11, ‘Fox sneaked for the New, final Vard. >Unathedral > ..... 8: 8 1 7m IR S Broad Ripple ...0 0 0 0—

ATT TOTES Nofwan Wilson

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line and

Radney ey-ran-foi- lf DVEF Was [06 Tale To Assistant-Green Bay Ceach-Dick—y

picking-—-up its i conference win in Bay to Baltimore.

Jett won five

*Tigers Drop 5th

Anderson gomplied with

~"theless, Anders:

n won.

Chiick McGow of Indianapolis lost

in’ the third period, a. 35- : Per ‘Game a decision to George Morris of line. Crampton’s £6-vard yard run by Fullback Gil $550 : oo . : 's man, a 36-yard scamper. by Half. DETROIT. Nov. 4 (UP) om fine Sweeping of“the-ends moved back Jerry Koehler and-Sexson's Mant whoe-eharged- fe Seskhs McClow . was concentrating. on to. the Howe one, but Bill. Garri- 54-yard sprint providing the tal- was railroaded out of pro body punching last night before son Learerad, Clvde Lee's fumble lies, . gl :

Bier- Bob Louisville. It was a return match,

bast week they battled toa draw,

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‘received an offer to pla PEE Rav PATA The former U niversity of Mich: and Detroit Lions star said

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body -piinch-he landed: Anderson was. three pounds the wWeler limit, coming {n at 150, the Li as his opponent. MeBow weighed. 129 and Morris

Plasman contacted hinr'while the, Packers were enroute from Green

0 lie Johnson, 154, Louisville; decisioned Kid Bartley, 155, Indi anapolis; Rusty Cleek, 150, New Castle, decjsioned Henry Ford, 150',, Louisville: James Cousins, 149%, Indianapolis, decisioned Sammy Brown, 151, . Louisville; Bob Roberts, 1136's, Indianapolis,

~Mann-revealed that-he was offered - $550 .a game by Plasman oa for Green Bay's five remaining ~ ~ Eames after Sunday. Mann was =! given until Monday. to decide whether to accept the offer,

STATISTICS Cath BR. Game at La Porte Citizens, Saving & Loan defeated Reps strong i 1241,, Davton, O.

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CONNERSVILLE. Nov. 4 Southport High School's foothall! closed it¥ 1950 season by Solunar Table scoring its third straight-tri umph| losing six. games and tying: downing Connersville, | 110 to 2. ‘here last night. or ‘+ Th hosts scored nthe thiral glancing off Dave|Thursday (Ryker on the Seuthpart five, was|g, :

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