Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 November 1950 — Page 21

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Soe By FRANK ANDERSON : 3 = tan as a prize of the summer 's Big two The Indianapolis Olymps today E EE 3 — trading season. George is a vastFrank J tried to hitch a ride East aboard i] E Es ly overrated athlete, a set-shot the “strong {the GOP elephant. EE ee — man who is more sat upon than he Midwest But, the elephant may not be set. able to accommodate them. A New York may yet knit a pall party of Congressmen have al- club, But at present it's just so t ready booked passage for Wash- much openwork fabric. The specv. Lausche ington aboard the beast. And be- = tacle ‘of five loose ends running on of the sides the Olymps are heading for charging foul by George Waf. at various times with the pros- about might please a football : |New York. tan. Alex's sugeessiul try made trate forms of Paul’ Walther and coach but is scarcely calculated marked the The * Olymps and the GOP 4 17.16 in favor of Indianapolis, Ralph Beard of the Olymps and: to bring joy to Coach Joe Laphis author- \pachyderm packed trunks last {pe way matters worked out the Ritter of New York. Walther, in © tley Labor night. The elephant stowed some rest of the contest. The Olymps particular, drew sympathy from The Olymps have begun to show the Demo- vote drawers while the Olymps paver trailed after the .charity the assembled multitude when he resolution. Their passing game

laid away the National Basket- t,qq although the Knicks threat- was floored as Mr. Ritter's elbow brings to mind a poker player # (ball Association's New York ened by closing to within seven established contact with his chest, With a pat hand. Leo Barnhorst,

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orse Taft's iKnickerbockers, 86-to-73, in But- ngints at several junctures Beard moves so rapidly that his the local boy who made good at ler Fieldhouse. , Little Finesse horizonal tenure on the hardwood Notre Dame and with the Chicago en. Taft by SDetsis of the an ott 8 “eo. From an esthetic standpoint the may have beén an optical illusion. Stags, is free and easy row. So's ade a and some 5217 paid admissions to be desired. Like boxers who Ritter's shape was draped like en has up, “up, up. a arms political sex |will relate the Olympians’ side don’t know when to quit thei? bunting around the south basket wave like a Kentucky pine and mocrat can- for posterity. profession the New Yorkers threw supports by Wah-Wah Jones of deposit the ball in the loop with

punches and caution to the wind. Indianapolis. Wah-Wah was sub-

Joseph T. Gaspin’ Short Pants : : Mc timeclock regularity. defeat and | The Olymps came out dressed ee follow She did er quently hosted Sut i Sie fourth. ane might say the season has {in short pants. At the finale sufficient to relate that Groza De, to. Ritts gi hd [ing ng started for Indianapolis. Therell ad charged thelr breath was similarly at, 4 peace to Ritter's troubled world. 5a- many more good nights. In—— = arge left traces of red corpuscles in When the firing was resc i g vlved in bl d the CIO- tired; it also coming in short ip. tree throw lane of the south the Olympians’ favor these fi fact the only man who was blue a Congress {pants. But there were no gripes ,. that Max Zaslossky of Lure A 18° when he left. the Fieldhouse was “ {to be heard in ‘the Olymps' dress- 22SKet and that Max Zaslossky of fures presented themselves to the yw,; wan Jones. But only part a “Labor- : : bout the hard work New York surrendered his gum to eve of the statistical minded: ¢ wan-Wah was blue. The rain Hane Tey I ven. and legs could NS pancreas during some: excite- Vince. Boryia of New York andip,q jnvaded his locker and soak 0. He linvaived. _ungs 2 BS cou « ment. Groza tied for high point with, : # se Ee Fe ner try with OTHErWISe Ue Curt was covered 18. Rookie Bob Lavoy of Tndk nic. ‘ta don blue warmoup pants 'the - Knicks. Those important ashy Rnapous ARG 8 Once-UPOT-A-tiMe, yop pe trip home. 0 " Pro Basketball - rookie, Nat (Sweetwater) Clifton 1° onism’ {items of anatomy earned the re of the at were deadlocked INDIANAPOLIS (86) NEW YORK (1%) & : oo SSO ) . : spite in the super-duper pro bas- NATIONAL ASSOCIATION " adlocke 5. ft. pf, ig. ft. pf, the nation. Retail season opener in Butler's RANA ITa v, op for umnerup with 1: A 0 extended J pa re > : Tri-Cittes 3 0 1.00 Kaftan Fizzles Mrazovich, f3 0 2 Kaftan, ft 1.2 2 2 ie charged The Indianapolis “Buck ét Bri- Br Wayne 2 y X 2 Sweetwater's arms are ‘longer Dstt 2 ? 9 Zasiqieey. 3 3.3 : fal ztiomist 3 gade” led at all quarter stops in INDIANAPOLIS I 3 3% 7, than John Law's and may usual-|3i00% © 37 3@fnen™e® 3°43 in War and breaking a three-game losin; Eastern Division ly be found draped around the Beard. s - 5 3 ORitter.'s ~ 2 8 2 . warn the: streak. It was 2718 at Sins fa use : : {odo = hav. Bis yeavs ne Harem Barker: b : joo gt 6 6 4 44-33 at the half and 59-52 at Bal : ne 1 eer ajiulobelrotiers - taug Hay the; Walther, £2.49 ae 'T, sald the the end of three. Only in one 12- Vs on iI 3 8 iv = SHE secrets of the pro cult, an| Totals 34.18.27. Totals 24 25 11 a had little minute. session, the third. did the N¢¥ York Results Last Nicht %0.. 2h 3fvaniage al i SE hin INDIANAPOLIS -} Aa 3-8 on results, Knicks outscore the: hometown ra y cen! S pay as a Knlck-|" py throws missed: Jones. Groza 2. fictory was squad. The third belonged to Mr. INbiA oils oF rat re “The Ki |Bfard.. MoGuize. Zaslofexy 2. Simmons, le Republi- | Tex Ritter's seven-point effort, JUfote af Xa “Wasne. e Knicks also presented Kaf-| “Officials: Max Tabacchi snd Sid Borsa. pression of : 7 19-15. sr ——— Ey nce in the : Trail at Start Billiard R | g z .PHoto by Henry E Glesing, Timps Staff Photographer Harn esult The Knicks got off to a 4-0 r. RISE V ry Leo Barnhorst (left) of the Indianapolis Olympians, blocks a left hook thrown by Harry Gallatin (center, foreground) as they 1ead before Mr. Alex Groza, the oe RR oe oo {ate ” scramble for the loose ball during the Olympians-New York Knickerbockers tilt last night in Butler Fieldhouse. Alex Groza (right) tries a Spy Pe city three-cushion billiard tournaro al ) y 51 t at 30% % to ge! into the Scramble as Nat (Sweetwater) Clifton of fe Knicks locks on. five attempts from the field and i one BE als oo a ia ; garnered 11 points for the first... contestant ‘had a high 4Ces G } S B 3H H pelos knotted tb run of four. Ramsey is slated A Ings were up seven 1,5. meet Dave Clapper at 8:30 " Che i uessper S ee a i er omecoming Victory | times in the opening 12 minutes. , m tomorrow. - PP CAPS \S. BUFFALO, Taurs,, 8:30 pe m. ors elected \ Bill Yimmie Dick Him Fddie’ Fred r K But after that Knotting acquain- . « ‘ : ran , s i . (x denotes Eggert Angelopolous Dunkel Heyrock ! Ash Fries Anderson Janes a ape: Je ouals i Additional Sports Prices: $2.50, $2.00, 31.50, 180 and 7, Yan Ine. : (88-25, 715) (86-37,.699) (86-37, .699) (81-42, .659) (81-42,.659) (80-43,.650) (71-62,.5717) | Turning point of the evening) P 2 ! SERVATIONS COLISEU Talsgr 1555-=Noon R.). Allen i Butler-Wash. U. 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