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

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Heavy Card Tomorrow; 2 Friday—Tech-Howe Clash Highlights Card |

+ Crispus Attucks Starts Against Sheridan;

Franklin Township Travels to Fortville

By JIMMIE ANGELOPOLOUS It’s time the rest of the local prep basketballers start talking

-“turkey,

: Nine more city and county teams will usher in their 1950-51 net seasons this Thanksgiving week—with thanks-giving or mis-givings.

Nine others are already on the road to feast or famine on the : hardwood. Some of the healthy favorites, flushed with experience’ and rosy-cheeked from last year’s

prosperous living, have fattened up already this year with seasonopening victories and the promise of more to come. Crispus Attucks, one of last year's healthy specimens, and Franklin Township, already glowing with two straight-triumphs, begin a 15-game schedule this week. Attucks inaugurates its season at Sheridan and the Flashes go to Fortville. The Tigers dre under new management, Ray Crowe taking over for the veteran Fitzhugh Lyons, who has forsaken the head coaching duties. !

Trio Is Strong

Ben Cook, Johnny Davis,” 6-2, and Bob Jewell, 6-4, are" strong Tigers with the sharpshooting

claws back Seven. games

from last year. tomorrow night, two more ¥riday and the annual Howe-Tech Fast Side scuffle fill out the rest of the turkey-week menu.

The trimmings are plentiful all

week. Southport, winner of one of two games and potentially strong. visits Washington's Continentals in a fancy bargain bill { Friday. .

Coach Dave Hine, the Continental taskmaster, has a promising nucleus to throw at the durable Cardinals. Bob Border, who led the West Siders with an eight-point-per-game average last season, is back. So are lanky Pete Caulk, Dave Curtis and Sid Tillery from the 1949-50 team that won eight of 19 in season and nine of 11 over all. Carol Rance will probably join footballérs Ed Kernodle, Jim

Lee and Elmer Lowery for sup-

plementary details. : Ripple Has 3 Lettermen Broad Ripple and Lawrence Central face their opening. tipoff tomorrow. The Rockets, who lost the 1950 sectional title to Tech, 38 to 36, in a thriller, have an encouraging supply of talent. Warren Sparks, Dick Lawson and Dave Jessee are returnees from Coach Frank Baird's “surprise” quintet. Jessee, an inch short of the six-and-a-half-foot mark, averaged 10 points a game last year, ‘Needham :- Hurst, Jay. Hanselmann and Kenny probably join Jessee and Sparks as starters. Ripple won 14, eight a year ago. Lawrence will rely heavily on

Gar Wallsmith, also a 10-point- -a-|

game hitter, and Bob Pugh. Manual opens against the Bears

Friday. The fruits of Coach. Russland Richard Holler, Paul- Colwell ack Halex, pgp Bri n

McConnell's' labors last-year may

ripen this season with Jim and!footers and underclassmen. Heart john Minar do.

"Dick Nyers getting considerably | niore help.

Hughey will |

Jim averaged 12.1 points per: game last season and Pick had 11. But Jack Botos, Dale Lawrence, Bob Schaefer and others are expected to play strong supporting or leading roles for the Redskins. Tech's sectional champs who were defeated by Madison in the sémifinal daytime game, will have unfamiliar faces starting against, Warren Central tomorrow. Junior Joe Sexson and Sénior Myron Moriarity, both of whom know what athletics are all about, are the only returning members’ from Tech's fine 10-man gang last tourney time. i Bierman Joins Tech | Gil Bierman is the third footballer who will be ready in time tomorrow. Bill Evans will Join

} Bierman to drive the Greenclads

from the guard slots and Myton Garland probably will team with Moriarity at forward. :

Bob Bishop and Bill Shannon probably. will be available from Coach Powell Moorhead's proimis‘ng reserve team that lost only four of 16 games. Moorhead has been demoted to freshman ‘coach this fall. Four of Howe's starting five from last year are back, including Wilbur Zobbe, Dave Fahrbach, Charles. McMullen and Kenny | W.ood.- Coach Eli Yeager will add Ed Dwyer, the fifth rugged play-| er above the two-yard notch. Shortridge opens at Greenfield tomorrow minus Big Bill" Ralph, who averaged 17.8 points last vear. Bill is at VMI. along with Footballer Rufus Marks. Jim Balch, Ward Walker and! Ward Sexson, cousin of Joe Sexson, are returning Blue lettermen. Cathedral, last-cuarter winner over the veteran Deaf School five, goes to Rossville seeking No 2, and Franklin Township travels to Fairland. Beech Crove, which won Mendenhall Jr. last week, is at Decatur Central, and Pike Town

'Honor keglers included seven Elizabeth Stanfield of the Thunderbolts

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IHSAA Basketball Signals |

Kentucky, Sooners Take

| MME oUT | ween | 3 5p, TE 007 : NO SUB. AND FOUL ( | FOUL | - : . s : N 4 Ohio State, California and Army ! Fall After Bad Showings Saturday TIME IN .) ) By DICK T 97; T 1 - + : 18 y } 6 : | o : : ' 3 ’ ! ' ! second with 108.5, and, statistically speaking, there's ' : J between them. Vy . ' The. Wildcats have won ICAL HOLDING PUSHING straight games over Bui Teg . - with average rafing of 783. 7 : Foul by 9 ' jagains st this’ Sppasiien. fey hats i umber 5 posted an average scoring i i of 325. Add 78.3 and 32.5, and ! ' : you get Kentucky rating of 110.8. 1 i ) : On the other hand, the Sooners : ' SCORE }onumser have met much tougher opposi- : COUNTS FREE THROWS| tion in winnig their eight conILLEGAL USE OF HAND | DESIGNATE OFFENDER (aronty (2 m) |} ests of the vear. The opponents

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Elizabeth Stanfield, Judy Hindel, Lou Early Top 600 Mark Among Women Keglers

By MARION CRANEY

Allison Commergial League churned into peak ‘night as Carl Hogue blasted a 669 and Kenneth

West Side Center. Hogue racked up games of

Fun Bowl's Commercial from games of 192-212-218. At Judy Hindel of Davidson’s Indiana Fur rolled a hot 245 game, then identical 153s for 611. Games of 242-180-178 gave Lou Early of Milano Inn a 600.

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California and Army, both bogged in. ‘the mud of the Golden State, lost rating in close contests last Saturday. The Bears are now fifth, with 107.5, and the Cadets sixta, with 107.2. Completing this week's top 10 the Texas, 105.6; Pennsylvania,

104.3; Michigan State, 101.8, and

rinceton, 101.8. Rank and Power Index of .current national and sectional leaders follow:

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Asdale a 653 at 237-207-225 for ‘the night's top. men and-three women smashed out 622 in League'= = Iaria’s. Ed Buchfink put together games of 222-201-232 for 655 at if

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An identical score was made SOUTH Both came through with the |, Ie i tf : ; > by Wilbur Otting, with Crescent first honor scores for the new 3 is 1 ’ ~ : , Paper in the Rodebeck Motion 8s Yaver Classic, sponsored by Ya- ict Vest : ’ Picture League at Sport Bowl, by ver Men’s Shop. The new spon- games of 225-203-225 tear -203-225. ilan 1.1 sor replaces as Bemis. : oR , Rice 89.3 88 plac Thomas Bemis Judy Hindel's 611 in the Yaver « le n 96.8 87 John ‘Hanrahan whipped up Classic at Penn gparke ted Indiana | 1cXas A&M 98 3 84 “ . A Bavior 96 Se i 227-233-200 in the Evangelical fur, which took team totals It Ba galt Brotherhood League at Prit- howled 263: . ; 1 eagu _Prit- howled 2635 from gam e tot: f Local H. S. rE) the chett’s for 660, the same tally as 902-875-858, but Milano io won first one for. new Coach Murray that of a Mr. Kruse of Texaco two of three games to hold first Schedule This Week Mixed at Moonlite. Charlie Myers of the.’ North Tonight 1 Crispus A t dq William Nichols, Mouldings, Side Businessmen scored a 132 = Frankiin To Wp at Fortville.

ship moves down to Ben Davis. Brownsburg comes to Speedway, | four - point loser to Franklin! Township last Friday. Park Schoo! entertains Sacred

Yost) Heart Friday with veterans John

De Voe, David Willlams, Lowell! {Johnston:and Stephen Colwell returning. De Voe, a 6-3 junior, averaged

l19 points a game last year. Others |M. _Renten, Pennsylvania - Railroad

include: Senior Jack Bulger (8-3), |and Stephen . De Voe, all six-|

won belatedly against Mt. Comfort Friday.

Declining Hockey Crowds | ~~ Laid to TV, "Tight Money"

Poor Team ‘Records, Competition From

Other Sports Also Cited as Factors

NEW YORK, Nov. 21

: (UP)records and competition with other

Television, ‘tight money,” poor

sports due to an over-lapping|

season were offered today as reasons for the alarming attendance

drop in three League. A United Press per cent for New York Ranger - home games while the Chciago .:Black Hawks have suffered a 15.8 drop and the Boston Bruins a 15.7 decrease. - P The Detroit Red Wings, tanley Cup champions, a iess alarming drop of - cent,” compared to their ance a year ago. Meanwhile; the ‘two Canadian strongholds of Montreal and Toronto were ep 19.6 per ‘cent ‘and Neither. club tel-

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ager of the Rangers who televise:

their home games;' blamed the . huge decrease on his team's record of ‘only one victory in‘ 17 games. :

Art Ross, general manager of . thé Bruins “who are only one notch above the last-place Rangers, symmeq up im oné sentence:

“Just look at the standings.” B Black Hawk boss William To-|

bin named three chief factors.

“I think our attendance has!

been good considering the circumstances,” he said. ‘People are thinking about money now ahd whereas before they might:have bought a season games, many won't do so now for’ 35 games. The fact that money is ‘tighter’, television’ and switching of our. home games|

from Wednesday to Thursday |

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Over Power Index Lead |

‘Kentucky and Oklahoma took over the national lead in the college football Power Index, after the assorted woes of last Satur- Fred Atkins day had plunged Ohio State, California and Army to new low levels. ; : ] Kentucky now leafs with a rating of 110.8 and Oklahoma is tis. the Indianapolis athlete who duct” in a game at Casper, Wya.,

Eckert and Bruns | Wedermol Ousted Paired in Mat Bout “GRAND ) Cage Mich.,

(UP) — The owner of the Big Ray Eckert, the 245- -pound 2 “St. Louis Strongboy,” and puna?) Rapids Hornets said today

Bruns, classy wrestling-attorney! that Doxie Moore, president of from Chicago, will tangle in the the National Proteseional Basi. main event of tonight's three-tilt, bail . League, has kick e all-star Armory wrestling card. team’s coach out of the league. : The semi-windup will match! Dick Latendresse, owner of the. Australian heavy- Hornets, said Moore ousted Bobby weight champion, and Buddy Cur- McDermott for “unbecoming cop-

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: Clash i ing the league.” For Sucker of Ind., Nov. 21 ihe fists Shs McDermott allegedly used pro-

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