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| Glymps Face Bullets | In Fieldhouse Tonight

Locals Seek to Avenge Earlier Defeat, Keep Home Slate Clean

By FRANK ANDERSON The Indianapolis Olympians will be the bullseye for the| Baltimore Bullets tonight in Butler Fieldhouse. Action is. set for 8:30 o'clock. ‘ The Bullets have been blanks lately, dropping their last! five games. Indianapolis now has a 6-6 record in National Basketball Association play and is “riding a two-game win streak. Four Olympian vic-

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tories were secured in the J. Baltimore | § sanctuary of the fieldhouse. 13 Holling k wert i. Kendallville Post: | J - SC. 15 Groza 5 Rocha 6 * : i - If the Olymps can win tonight 12 Walth 3 Murra 3 Cage Victories | they'll keep their home floor rec- INBIANSboL 15-Laves b Barker a0! Washington Cathelic and Ken- { ord clean and gain revenge for fer U8), Mrazovich . dallville both had the same: thing i an earlier 102-86 lacing by the O Kee i Brian bi Rebtel nn. to boast about today-—both had Bullets. a3) 0 Ba Plldthous five-game winning streaks in the The Indianapolis “Bucket Bri- Broadcasts Sop o Wis Jicjon Wal voung high school basketball E Utah Farm Boy,

gade” can dodge these Bullets: Smooth-shooting Don Rehfeldt, rookie from Wisconsin; Dick Me. hen, a spring-legged pickup from the Waterloo Hawks; Red Rocha, 6-8 addition from the St. Louis Bombers, and Billy Hassett, a former Notre Dame and Minneapolis Laker star, Rookies in Lineup Other bright faces in the Baltimore lineup include rookies Ken Murray, St. Bonaventure; George Lindeman, Toledo, and Norm Ma-

ger, CONY: noldovers ‘Walt Budko, Joe Dolhon and Tommy Byrnes, and Tommy O'Keefe, a transfer student from the Ww ashington Capitols. The Olymps will have on their running shoes. They picked up

night when they sank tionals, 92-85. Winning on an enemy floor is praise enough. In Syracuse it's downright miraculous. :

Muncie District to Field Tough Hardwood Clubs

Muncie Has Lost Only Two Veterans; Central and Burris Both Look Good

(Editor's Note: This i is the second of four stories on probable : team alignments for the 1950-51 Indiana high school basketball campaign. )

By KU RT FREDU DENTH. AL, t nited Press. Sports Writer The Muncie semi-final district will field “at least half a dozen teams that will be rough to handle.on a basketball floor. The magic city’s own contende¥s—Central of the North Central conference and Burris of the Central Indiana loop —are among them. Marion's Giants, who made it to the four-team finals in the state tourney last March may top them all, Ft, Wayne seems to be coming through with plenty of et — balance for another good season. opener against county rival York-'

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fine outfit. Trester award winner Pat ‘Klein

lisa, But he’s got five lettermen! Two other NCC outfits—New back, and that's enough for a!Castle and Richmond—also cangood start. Six-foot-three Charley not be ignored. New Castle's Tro-

rm JOBS FS the tallest of.the.buneh jans-were-hard-hit-by-the-loss-of-

and playmaker Tommy Harrold, Jackie Wright, Jerry Ellis and Jim Mace, Charles Mock and Dick Whalen, and Richmond will’ Bruce Benbow also are back. have to get along without Mel . City rival Burris still has a Thompson, its classy pivotman, Salyer left—Joe--and that can but Pat Malaska's boys are a spell trouble for any club. He cinch to dominate hoop activities canneq 2 points bn Burris’ in Eastern Indiana.

| Manual, ‘Sacred Heart Win

Prep Cage Tilts Here

Redskins Have Easy Time With Bears, But Spartans Turn Cold in Last Quarter

Manual and Sacred Heart were batting 1.000 today after defeating Park School and Lawrence Central, respectively, in local cage activity last night. . 5 The Redskins racked up their first win of the season in a

lidlifter as the Bears “blew” 22 of 33 free throws. Gar Wallsmith, Lawrence, took scoring honors with 18 points. Dale Lawrence paced:-the South he Siders with 14 tallies. Sacred Heart's victory was its Culmone, Shoemaker second ‘against no losses. They Match Race Set found Park School a tough op- on : ponent to subdue, owing mainly BOWIE, MD., Nov. 25 (UP) to their own shooting ineptness Joe Culmone and Willie Shoein the fourth quarter. - The maker— jockeying for the title of Spartans held a 30-19 advantage the nation’s leading rider-——will after three quarters, but could attempt to settle a question of manage only two points during: saddle superiority in a special the final period while their op- match race here Monday. ponents-ran up nine, i Culmone, who rode two winners John De Voe, of ‘Park School; Bowie yesterday to boost his with 13 season total to 343, currently is points, while Don Clark, high- the leading rider in the nation. scoring football halfback, and Shoemaker, who was aboard Harlan Petty pumped in nine tal- three witiners at Hollywood Park lies each’ to Spartans. vesterday to increase his total to The game was played at Park. 339, is runnerup. .On tonight's local -schedule aes Tech plays host to Howe and: Cap Scoring

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Basketball Briefs

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NEW YORK, Nov

season. : Kendallville toppled Garrett, 58 to 47. for No. 5, while Washington Catholic was smacking Oolit-| § ic 60 to 39, Northwestern of Howard County also picked up its fifth straight, 40 to 38, at the exense of Windfall. Among the bigger schools, state finalist Lafayette Jefferson won its second straight; 51 to 43, (from Rossville, as Chuck Reynolds chucked in 13 points for the

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E den. Jefimen. & | In his New York debut Logansport also made it two night,

in a row, 38 to 30, over Flora; Frankfort picked up its third from Michigan City,©49 to 37, in in the latter's opener, and Kokofourth successful

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mo was the {trouncing. North Central conference team, favorite. winning 50 to 38 from Tipton. ! The 10-round dec Anderson Wins | unanimous.

In the only NCC loop tilt, Anderson and New Castle stage another of their close games, with| Anderson's Indians winning, 46 to| 45 after overcoming a 27-23 half-|

come out of this area since Jack {| Dempsey, forced the fighting in| every rowthd. He slowed up the

Jasper, the 1949 state champ, 38 to 31. It Was Jasper’s second loss. | EIwbod overpowered Plymouth's | Pilgrims, 69 to 68, to. snap a| three-game winning streak in a! central Indiana game. Wabash edged Huntington, 62 to 61, inj another CIC game, on a 20-footer| by Duane Devault with only seven seconds to play.

hooking barrages to the head. Walcott,

he tried to rip Rex's bleeding left leye with his glove laces.

on a foul.

week to stay at the bedside of the 24-year-old mother of two

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Henry B_(Red) Sanders told him! Second Game .of Johnny Mencin Is

tart Capt, Bob Watson! ne a ot Heart-Breaker—277 Could Have Been 299 By MARION CRANEY

stand and don’t expect you to, Bie: Toune play unless you want to do it.” It wasn't the 8-ball, but the No. 8 pin that was Johnnie Mencin’s! #5" undoing last night in his futile attempt for a perfect “300” game. “MY WIFE followed my foot- His three-game.score of 704 on lanes 5 and 6 at Fox Hunt, in ball career since I played in the: in, (jagsic, might have been 15 points higher, and his second-|

service,” Hansen told Sanders. g,me score 299 instead of 277, if . .. . “She enjoyed watching football With a first-game 191, and eight straight X's | in the second, = Turns Into Riot —— r

eighth round and after the ninth,

tinue. “THéré Were no RORAOWE.

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a 50th meeting Monday afternoon -State. Pouliry

223-222-221; Pennsylvania. arrested for.drunkenness.

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1 1 0 9 Thomas Hamilton announced to- Art Davenport, Liké-Belt No, L, Cre nal, Clee Press 17 Police Called Out Far West—Odell, Washington; action in the Armory ring nexig i. day. 658 by 219-228-2 211, w ast . Side; Willie Donahue, RO noNin's Icé Cream 616 About 40 Camoridge policemen Waldorf, C alifornia; Wyatt. Wy- Tuesday night. x The game. originally scheduled Mike Sansone, Ritchey Furniture, nil rin, Bobs Tricking Sect land 30 Harvard University yard omjng. Matchmaker Billy Thom hai for today, was postponed because 655. by 163-245-247, .Iaria's; Joe waiter Dutton, Polk's Mi ; . 4 police’ were called out to quell the . This by no means covers the en- signed thegbout. for two falls o . of the heavy snowstorm. Pitt Markey, ¥. Hunt Classic, 653 by frac Ese. Mechanics Landy v0; 3 fracas. : tire list, or the coaches who will of three with a 90-minute tim. earlier announced the game would 158-245-220, and Bill Hall, Beech Jann Korninek 'HerfTJooeh + 810 Power connections of trackless receive first-place ballots in the limit and Will add an Austral be played next Saturday, but Grove Pharmacy, 650 by 226-233- jim Tee Kapp, MFirestone, Beech Grove 610 trolleys were ‘pulled loose frorn poll. The 1950 season, one of the tag-team clash’ to. ‘comiplete agreed to. move the date up. to 191, Beech Grove. gon Ba AYS Af lison AC Beer overhead wires and several auto- biggest melees in the history of two-event card. Rogers recentiye:

Shepherd's Pharmacy Cinder Block & Mut erial tt, Speedway umber n Casually

Monday at the request of Penn, The Vestal Steel team took Earl Et State Coach Rip Engle. team tofals in the Ritchey Furni-, Art

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ball Coach of the Year have been mailed to America’s coaches by ithe New York World-Telegram and Sun.

, 25 tup)— papers, {Rex Layne, a Utah farm boy who this unique post-season feature of college football.

{day as'a dangerous contender for American Football Coaches Asehamplonsinp sociation are eligible to cast votes because of his upset, lopsided vic- for the man who will succeed| |tory over ex-challenger Jersey Joe Bud Wilkinson of Oklahoma in|in the Coach of the Year poll than< {Walcott at Madison Square Gar- the distinguished line of top men the coach himself.

last nouncement of the winner will be ates in the proféssion. -the —browmnzhaired. —f&ir-mygde Friday Dec, 8. -

Utah, coaches, sweetened the fight game by giv- goo, asks the voter to list his first, ling ancient Walcott a thorough second and third choice; although Jersey Joe was a 4-1 gipat place only counts. However,

cision was the basis of 3 for first,

Layne, the best heavyweight to .ide.

| 36-year-old Camden, N, J,, Negro Year

— time lead held by New Castle. | iwith right smashes to the heart. which fie then coached since it}; oo only a matter of time bes Bill Peck dumped ‘the winning, He forced cunning Walcott to was Sevised sv 1 J olow: estern fOT€ he wins back the state . 1 . i 1 free toss. : hold with both arms when they 1936 ..... Richard Harlow. Harvard welterweight erown from Andy Bloomington - opened its 1950-| lcame to close quarters. And he [031.8 MY Tech Anderson. Last night at the. 51 season. successfully, in a 'knocked Jersey Joe into the ropes 1633 oe Clark Onanchmessy Stanford Armory “he demonstrated impresoF ~ ’ ! : ve r ess a or Southern Conference game with or into cofners several times with Ista *Frank Leahy. Notre Dame sively that he was ready for a

who had challenged 104 ea three times for the title, became }3{2 Iso angered at Layne’s relentless 147 “ {pursuit that in the sixth round is4

And, for 1950? Each voter is asked to {Walcott's illegal use of the back- consider other hand lost him the eighth round team record of the coach as he casts considerations as sportsmanship,|

is counting o6n half a dozen —— Crowd Delighted ro More A i who has en- @ ns show, i Layne was so impressive that influence on his players, degree of] Sg SEressive rolled at Indiana Ts rane i Te : Halfback Whose | the 5995 fans. were screaming accomplisiment with material at Though be was Oxy) teihed by. University, and |scraper in six-foot-five Tom w if Di of y B | with delight in the closing rounds. hand, etc. sis an 5 alf Pounds . a8 John Banter IMurphy, = sophomore. Ire vie 0 De | | The 22-year-old Lewiston lar- A. point often is brought up F ID. Sart e : A gs Weir hopes to { South Side lost only four letfer- G ruper suffered a slight gash at that a coach might do his great- 9 a Yo _opponen a .- shoot the works men: by graduation. Central In Big ame the corner of his left eye in ‘the est job with a team that loses too For slicer action the si a this time with oo. Catholic. which just completed a an = eat Fou. ws te Jourth fog many games, but he will not bel aL 3 oN at around such talented rewdtentha > tf season. also ¢ LOS ANGEL ES, Nov. 25 v } sion, the gash had been extended recognized. This well might fit . boys as Norman Edwards, = six- i REN Hin Suit ~UCLA Halthack Howard Hap: field il velks fores Contry Colose i ile ai The bak Hip Shrough he bow Ot was So} Fraik Leahy of Notre Date his eager. Cs yey he 4 . foof-three Francis Fisher. and Randy Lawson has another sen, whose wife died Thursday e when the yon -otars “ace the ora, ippers 10° long and deep that it required 10iyear, The Master probably has Boas ye I ya Chester Jones. The Giants fine quintet at Auburn, sparked after a long illness, said today: morrow at the CYO Stadium. Both teams dre undefeated sc far stitches after the bout. It bled worked harder. and done more Soar gon 135, bl Cincinpatiss swamped little greentown in their by six-foot-four Cal Crosscup he decided to play in the big this season. so much that the left fide of this losing season than in Wy yo rounds 0 whit ving axe ‘opener last week. who dropped 31 points in their game with Southern California | — — — - Layne's face was masked with greatest unbeaten years. ion ut fii Bh pray 7 3 Lost Center opener against Ashley. Steve because ‘Lavon would have ' gore uring the later rounds. Ss C First j2r0 wesiher io 4iten . oo plo, Lens : ) ; ; Sn Dr. Vincent- Nardiello of the) Success Comes. Miry | Updike-promoted show. Muncie Central's. Art Beckner Butler and John Garnes meas- wanted it that way. o. Pin poi S eg er S v York Boxing C ion’s/ i Other results were: in JOSE Bix Tine canter TONEY Toe siors to thoes Hansen missed practice all Nev or oxing Commission's, In a national poll, success must| Mike O'Brien. 127%. Chicago, decisio

[staff examined the cut after the he a strong factor. Perhaps, be-!

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“I know she would have wanted , i 4h frame ball ‘that failed to ~ MEN ; Tal [by that conquest, rallying from were to open their 1950.51 baskets | me to play today.” drop the 8-pin. He spared; pulled johnple Mehcin, i Sa ween HO an early upset by Wisconsin. - ball seasons tonight. w e Hansen said he talked over his Sw 8 oT bo Rea on Pond. Smith & Rooertson ..... 1 1 Harvard, Yale 3 Contenders Greyhounds traveling to Hunting® decision with his wife's mother, nioved up nine on his third Tony 86 Students Arrested Leading. Con _., ton College and the Crusaders Mrs. Agnes Hinkson, who agreed 10th-frame ball He came back 2 5 : - a . J Skipping around. the country at playing host to an out-of-state that Lavon would have wanted with 05m in the last game a 55 CAMERIDGE, Mass., Nov. 25 random, leading contenders for opponent, Hope (Mich.) College, him to play. Tatty Yordinn tok rans BL Hall tide Meskn 830 (UP) —FEleven students were ar- the 1950 award, by sections, would “ma Greyhounds were favored Funeral services tor Mrs. Han- hero: with 590 from. games of vi B, Oertels 83. 547 rested early today as a pre-foot - seem to be . on the basis of Huntington's logs sen will be held Monday with the 195.1 Ie ot i de as : Bo esi fal 841 ball rally turned into a riot in East -Anderson, Holy ( ross; to Taylor last Tuesday, 94-57% entire team and coaching staff 1 t Indias Other rien 2u azelwool ye ol ais i which. some. 1200 Harvard and Blaik, Army; Caldwell, Princeton; Coach Wilbur Allen opens his secs present. ae a idtans. _ Ralph Mullinnix. Fre (Realtor ea Yale widergraduates threw beer Leckonby, Lehigh; Munger, Penn, ond year as coach at Valparaiso, nn AE be ) 8 Scorers, hep og € 25 he, Bob Ply Kissel, Marcos Snaes ¢34 cans, overturned automobiles and - Midwest— Eliot, Illinois: Fesler, Cs yu . Yo otals, games and alleys ar De neha, Davis Cleaners. 613 punched a city councilor Ohio State; Glassford, Nebraska; s 632 * ’ * . Pitt-Penn State : Joe Ponat RHeReY anilire Eft BeRiEE Ederia 8 The students were jailed on Leahy, Notre Dame. . Rogers Rematched : .cague, Bid I Bil Ketrops. Mueller. Motor Hales charges of drunkenness and dis-| South—Bryant, Kentucky; i fod . 828 8 $ ' Game Monday larias, Roy Street, Fun Bowl [PLUGS Irs Russett Cafeteria .. 828 turbing the peace pending Dis- Feathers, North Carolina State; With Super Zebra Kid. x ~ "ey * « bl ) . .e i . "| PITTSBURGH, Nov. oy Up)— Classic, 673 from 210-231-232; bob Rae ond Ii 623 trict Court arraignment. Police Franka, Tulane; Gustafson, Miami A return’ mat battle between: Pittsburgh and Penn State will Fred Belser, Link- Belt No. Lg Jin MeUgrvy, ananer & Coc said 10 of them were from Har- of Florida; Howard, Clemson; the Super Zebra Kid, the 325: _ wind up their football seasons in PY 235-200-236, West Side; Tony NG “Goerstell. Vonnegut Hardware vard while the 11th was from Neyland, Tennessee. pound mystery man, and Buddy’ McCann, Insurance League, 666 Howard Pet ex. Russelt Cirle eria Yale: Two other men also were Southwest -- Cherry, Texas; Rogers, wrestling's top-flight tele-g

mobiles stalled in the square were the game, has seen football back defeated the Kid here.

to extend the season another On game totals of 1034-1007-1026. Jerry Chi dest owing hoi os City Councillor Edward J. Sul-| week. At Beech Grove, Harry Atkinson you. at ui ear sod livan was attacked by a youth rolled a- triplicate of 171s for 513 Erank Bowers, Marne g02 Who pulled his hat down over his At Fox Owen Cro Fri. p.m. mix 602°'face: and punched him. The youtn

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Winner Will Be Announced Dec. 8 . rma In 16th Annual Scripps-Howard Poll ;

By LAWRENCE ROBINSON, Scripps-Howard Staff Writer NEW YORK, Nov. 25—Ballots for the 1950 (16th annual) Foots-

The World-Telégram and Sun, and other Scripps-Howard newsincluding The Indianapolis Times, originated and conduct.

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Only active members of the]

on a post-war basis and a wonder ful proportion of firie coaching. None is better qualified to vote”

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The secret ballot’ sent member numbering more than

loe Sgro Wins 8-Round Decision

| Looks Impressive “i | Against Eddie Neal

Joe Sgro, the fighting bars. tender, was confident today that"

n case of a tie, a point score on 2 for second and one for third would de-|

Previous Winners

Winners of the ‘Coach of the selection and the college

Lv. William Alexander, Georgia Tech A

. A, s Carroll Widdoes, Ohio State ..Alvin (Bo) McMillin, Indiana arl Blaik, Army . Fritz Crisler, Michigan Bennie Oosterbaan, Michigan Bud Wilkinson, Oklahoma the leading candidate

shot at the title as he won &. unanimous eight-round decision over Eddie Neal of Detroit. O'Neal hit the canvas once—in the fifth round—but protested to * |Referee Dick Patton that he. was pushed. Both Patton and the. judges gave the South Side

| belter an edge of 10 points or. including such better:

Who

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his "ballot,

Chuck McGow, cause of the loss of Ohio State to] Founds

120%, Indianapolis, in four *

orge Morris, 129, Louisville, won from week Wesley Fesler Gordon Ferraro, 136. Chicago, on a nical knockout at 1:17 of the ‘fourth ©

Hower poll. Yet the personable Back Day

command. By the same token, Ray Eliot! of Illinois, who probably will take

Central, Fd : Openers Tonight :

Indiana Central and Valparaiso

Wilkinson, Oklahoma. vision star, will feature grappling

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