Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 December 1950 — Page 34
Lead Foes Bowlers; These Tied for Third
Mallory Loop Kegler Hds 265 Game; -_Eggerding, Belcher, Rosemeyer Roll. 600s.
661s By Koch, Stevens
.. By MARION CRANEY By one “point Ernie Koch and Paul Stevens nosed out three of four other high-scoring keglers on Indianapolis alleys last night. | Koch put together games of 201-201-259 for 661 in the Fi-Blak Insulation League at Pennsylvania lanes. Stevens had games of 193-265-203—661 in the P. R. Mallory League at the Illinois Alleys. In a third-place three-way tie were Walt Eggerding, John Belcher and Otto Rosemeyer. All hag 660. Roy Wischmeyer spun honors as she blasted games of 223-212-223 for 658 in the Dela: 204-186-194 for 584 in the Bowes ware Major. Seal Fast League at West Side. / {She .was followed by Mary Baas! Eggerding combined games of, * "576 trom games of 174: 265-193-202 and Belcher rolled | 199.210. 237-213-210, both in the Won-Ten| The Ziffrin team held the lead Classic at Pritchetts. Rosemeyer! in the Ideal Furniture League by hit 224-200-236 in thé Gwinn winning its" three games, but, Paint League at West Side Cen- Fox's Steal House five scored ter. {highest three as a team with 2860 Marge : Skelton won women’s from game totals of 934-915-1011.
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Co-Ordination Under Way For Junior Baseball Teams
A_ committee to seek better co- Junior Baseball, Inc, would fur ordination among Junior Base- nish the same umpires and equipball, Inc., CYO and Legion Base- ment it furnishes for is own ball, was selected last night at a league. 3 meeting In the Indianapolis Ath-| It {8 believed that under the letic Club, : new play, a better distribution of The Junior Baseball, Inc., meet- diamonds, controlled by the City Ing also. saw the election of new Recreation Department, could officers for 1951 and selection of made. Burch Nunley -is- chairman a date for the 1060 awards of the committee on co-ordination banquet. and the members are Frank Mec-' The committee was instructed Kinney, Judge Alex Clark and to attempt to bring all junior Wiliam R. Krafft. baseball . in Indianapolis under Krafft was re- elected presidert one head. According to the plan, of the organization and Judge . lark ;was named vice president. CYO and Legion baseball would ny, njey is secretary and J. R. retain their individ individual leagues but
{Townsend is treasurer, TE Plavers 4 “| The awards banquet will be Dec. |
{ Times Stiste Ser vice
{27. The committee for the event BLOOMINGTON, Dec, 1--
ils Tom Grinslade, Art Queisser land Ray Linsom Bobby Robertson, Indiana Uni-! versity’s great offensive star and rote Kovatch have been named
Ball State Cagers Trim Oakland City inost valuable player and honrary captain respectively by
Times State Service MUNCIE, Dec. 1--Ball State's players on the Fightin’ Hoosier grid squad. Robertson scored 48 points this season, the second highest total
scored by an Indiana player in Bill o one year. During the season he ay 3 the Cardinals averaged over 5 yards in 120 ~hanman Oakland City center,
plays. He and Lou D'Achille set a new OPPIRE=R-18-for the losers...
Big Ten scoring pass play record when he snared a toss from H. S. Bdsketball D'Achille and scampered 91 yards gary kdisen $1 Qary Tolleston 2. a a two: position man, RS Se Miaka offensive left tackle and defen-! sive end, comes from the same! town as Robertson, South Bend. Ernie topped all the other. players _ on the TU squad by playing 454 minutes out of possible 540. } Thirty members of the Fightin’! Hoosiers were awarded major awards.
ble defeating Oakland City 72 to 54 here last night, The Cardinals were in the lead throughout the game, leading at the half 35 to 20. Oakland City | rallied in the second half bit was unable to close the gap.
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec.-1 (UP) —Underdog Navy's best game is yet to coms was Coach Eddie Erdelatz’'s warning today on the eve of the Middies’ annual classic with undefeaied Army. - The warning — which automatically recalled the ‘‘shockers”
engineered by the 1946 and 1048
Navy teams -came as both teams arrived on the scene of battle to find the traaitional trappings. A sellout crowd of 102,000 was assured, So: was the presence of enough brass and gold braid for saluting from 1:30 kickoff time to midnight. The only unanswered question was whethe: the game would be a romp or a contest—and both ieoaches showed tney expected the
latter in yesterday's final at-
‘home workouts. ‘Win for Trent Army Coach Earl Blaik, whose chief worry is that the Cadets
Army Slogan: Win This One |
under-estimate their opponents, beamed approval as his i players adopted a slogan reminis-|
2 cent of Notre Dame's famous |
“win for the Gipper” game.
The Navy campus reflected the Middies’ high spirit. Statues were covered with “war paint” and] “beat Army” banners flew from: o dormitory wir windows.
Mohawks Threaten
Cleveland's Lead
CINCINNATI, Dec. 1 (UP)— |The Cincinnati Mohawks loomed | as a more Serious threat in the American Hockey League today now that veteran forward Phil out of
a protracted scoring
slump.
| | Hergesheimer, without a’ goal|
since the opening game of the, season, finally was credited with {a score in the first period of last
Joe Li
CHICAGO, Dec. jabbed around today try fable site for former heavy? back bout.
is’ Next Opponent
(UP)—International Boxing Club bigwigs
* |teams, the long-established rival-
xpe To See Irish, S. Cal. Clash’
United 1 LOS ANGELES, Dec. 1—The weakest Notre Dame team of a decade or more meets the poorest Southern California eleven in as many years tomorrow in the 22d renewal of what used to be the
Despite tne records of the two
ry still made the game a top attraction and a crowd of around 60,000 was expected at Memorial Coliseum. : With nothing to lose excegt a little more tarnished prestige.
There Are Speedsters,
Stars O'Shea, Pollard and Tireless Jo FRANK ANDERSON
‘By Alex Groza va. George Mikan.
tug ix, Butier Jieidhotise tomght.
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both teams were expected to shoot with everything available in an effort to make their sea-
cessful. Leahy Il
. Notre Dame,
{Frank Leahy worked out in Me-
morial Coliseum today. Leahy, suffering from influenza, did not leave South Bend with
{his team
His secretary, Frank Sullivan,’ said there was still a slight chance that he would be improved | enough that he would be able
test, Should Leahy miss the game his assistants, Bernie Crimmins and Bill Earley, will handle the Notre Dame team.
upon the passing of All- American! Quarterback Bob Willlams and the receiving of star end Jim Mutscheller for their offensive punch.
Setting Up Detense
But Southern California also was setting up its defense to stop the ground thrusts of Bill Barrett, John Petitbon; Bill Gay and Jack Landry. The Trojans were expected to
cussions today and probably
IBC President Jim Norris, onda his attorney, Truman Gib-
Ison, an IBC vice president, planned
| tomorrow after talking over pros-| {pective opponents and sites in a |three- hour session yesterday. i “They couldn't come to any iterms,” an IBC spokesman said ‘of yesterday's talks. “Louis will |stay around until Monday ang
4 Hergesheimer has finally broken then he's going to
Ind. to resume et,
Joe suggested like a _— in Miami
for such a scrap
ght be Tom-| my Gomez, a Miam
heavyweight,
Mike At Louisvi
Times Special
LOUISVILLE, Dec,
Quits
NG
perhaps in- January. ville baseball club officials today
e'd Norris pee the man|are trying to decide on a replace- se ment for Mike Ryba, who re- ranked
make their, scoring attempts with the passing of Quarterback Wil{bur Robertson and the ground
to find a suitable opponent and profit-/ sp usts of Halfbacks Jim Sears ight champion Joe Louls’ next come-| [and Al Carmichael. A converted
halfback, Fat Duff, has been | working all week at fullback in place of the injured Ralph Pucci Southern (California suffered its worst defeat of the season and the worst it ever received in au {Pacific Coast Conference game {last Saturday when beaten 39 to lo by UCLA. { Coach Jeff Cravath since has concentrated his drills chiefly on defense, working the Trojans un-
1— Louis til dark daily.
ut with only one victory all Southern California was two touchdown under-
counter,
signed without comment his post dog for “the Notre Dame en-
night's game with the Springfield with considerable popularity in 8s manager yesterday. |
| Indians, Then, Just to prove it {was no “fluke,” Phil flicked. in| {another goal in the second period {to lead the Mohawks to a 4 to 1 victory. It was tho scheduled. By
only league game winning, the Mc-| hawks moved to: within three points of .h: pace-setting Cleveland Barons in the Western Di
vision pennant ¢ bas e. be F
Tomorrow's Football
On Radio, Television RADIO 12:30 p. m.—Army vs. WIBC. 1:45 p. m.—Tulane vs. LSU, WIRE.
Navy,
TELEVISION 12:15 p. m.~—Army vs. Navy, WTTV (channel 10). 12:30 p. m.—Army vs. wey 'WFBM-TV (channel 6), W (channel 4).
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(Florida. Norris proposed two other foes, Lee Oma and Rocky Marciano, with New York or Detroit as the most probable sites. | Regardless. of whe or where fights, Louis wants to get back inthe ring as -soon--after Christmas as IBC.can arrange it
t The IBC announced last night rthat-—Bob Satterfield, Chicago. [11g ht-heavyweight, will fight! [Verne Mitchell of Detroit in a {10-round ~ bout here Dec. Mitchell was signed as a replacement for Oma, who originally was scheduled to fight Satterfield before he he fractured a rib.
Cigar Bowl Spot | Earned by Valpo
i Times Special TAMPA, Fla., Dec. 1—Valpa-, raiso University's Crusaders, who
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came out at thé end of their nime= 2% {game -grid season unbeaten and Exe Claire ( (Wis.) Teachers 55. St. a oa untied, ‘were named last night as pebigh 50, 6liorfe’ of the teams to play in the Qhio Wesleyar 63, . Shrine Cigar Bowl game here Swarthmore 72. Dickinson
{ New Year's Day. An opponent for the Crusaders,
|Bowl contest.
.Ryba's successor.
Ryba resigned his post in a call to Johnny Murphy, farm sys{tem director for the Boston Red Sox. The Louisville Courier-Journal reported Pinky Higgins, former third baseman in the major leagues who managed the Birm-! ingham Barons last season, as! The new Colonel manager will be named
ron: -man baseball team” (with Boston and the S8t.. Louis "| Cardinals, earning his title by {his ability to play all positions. Ryba took over the Colonel |§ helm in 1949 bringing them from o eighth place to sixth during the B latter part of the season. This! Sear. the River City team finished |
(College Basketball
STATE Ball State 72, HSaking Sit LH
burn: 5% horn 56. nuecticut 68. A Birmingham sou International 46. |
Western Maryland 46, io Grande #4. ) 53, Carlton #4.
58. inion. ( 66, Lincoln Mematial “Toronts 54, Buffale & Wash »
{Warrensbusg (Me. shburn (Kas.)
75 has not yet ben named. Frank-! {Western Xentueky 73, Southeastern Low at lin-Marshall, one of the teams is-| lona 55 Roameke 47. 100 {sued a bid, declined to play. This iam, (OI ena (HL) 66. 8 126\is> the fifth annual Shrine Cigar Midwestern (Tex) 80. East Sa Sate 00.
{Frinit fo! Coie 79, Ama X College 61
Olaf
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No Fights Tonight There will be no fights. at the Armory. A progral next Friday night is be planned by promoter Norbe Updike:
Amateur Basketball
Sportsman's
results
sons appear a speck more suc-'
minus Coach]
fly to the coast to see the ~
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| Alex Grom . . . George Mik. | an's target for tonight.
Texas Sweeps “ | eague Games
Longhorns Blank ‘ Texas A&M, 17-0
AUSTIN, Tex. Jec. 1 (UP)— {Blair Ché¥ry, ailing coach of the
{day “with a dose of “medicine” !distilled_by his team—a 17 té6 0
their traditional rivals, A&M.
yesterday. He was cold, and was forbidden
cast of the game.
So” Cage ‘World's. Titans
\ Matched as Olymps, Lakers Tangle Rong
Minneapolis’ Lakers featyre Mian,
© many
victory by the - Longhorns over| Texas
Cherry lay in a hospital hed/formers as Tony Jaros, suffering from stomach ulcers and a bad 50m: Ed Beach and Joe Hutton by| Jr,, in Minneapolis shorts. Beach,
doctors to even listen to a broad-| Hutton and O'Shea are rookies
His first news of the victory,
Beard and Martin; nes
. Why say ¢ Pro bask basketball fans can find the gentlemen mentioned performs-
Teams involved are the Indianap-’ Lakers. Tipoff is set for 8:30, Mikan features point-production, He's currently leading the National Basketball Association
“with 349. Groza trails at 319. -
Victory tonight would give the Olymps their seventh win in as Fieldhouse starts and a season record of nine wins and
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(1, Fazovich
aros (13), rant (30),
eldhouse, alton).
| 5 INDIANAPOLIS Lay oy (8), Ba (16), Shaeffer as), Wasa G8 or ; 5), ae
ll Yio p. m. in Butler roadcast—8:30, (Luke
ports with a 7-6 mark or a five.
point pulge over the Olymps in
the NBA's Western Division. Figures read .538 to .533. a .. Olympian press releases say the game will offer “scoring, speed, defense and personal feuds between players for supremacy in the various phases of the sport.” {The Olymp ghost writer is right. |Here's why: ONE: The Mikan-Groza scoNng duel. TWO: Foot races and defensive
dingbats = between the Olymps’-
{Ralph Beard and the Lakers’ {Slater Martin. Both men are as
{swift as anything the N.B.A. has
to offer. THREE: Presence of the great Jim Pollard, Vern Mikkelsen, Kevin O'Shea in the Laker lineup jand the tireless Wah-Wah Jones,
The Irish were expected to rely University of Texas, perked up to- rugged Joe Holland and will-o’=
{the wisp Paul Walter in the Olymp ensemble. . | Yep, all that and Mikan, too. Burn Up Floor Then we have such stout perBud Grant, Arnie Ferrin, Bob Harri-
{from West Virginia, Hamline and | Notre ‘Dame, resepctively. The
came when Longhorn Co-Captains Test at of the Lakers are veterans, Bubba Shands and Dick’ Rowan| The Olymps can burn up a floor, entered his 100m. They quietly/mix it up rough, hit like fury. So
ball,
Bowl-bound Texas had defeated all Southwest Conference teams in a single season. However, Texas’ bruising line was the greatest element in the victory before 65,000 shirtsleeved fans who ran the risk of getting their tonsils sunburned. The line held Bob Smith, the Aggies’ fine fullback, to 77 yards. It repeatedly swept through the A&M wall to upset plays at their
when it had to be. Texas, steered by assistant coaches in Cherry's iscored its first touchdown in the
The victory in the grueling contest played in 82-degree weather marked the first time Cotton
inception and was double-tough
absence, |
told him the score and then pre- can the Lakers. Tonight will sented him with the game foot-
show whether or not the ballyhoo is true. Remember: All those promised things and Mikan, too.
Gorgeous George
* * Entertains Again One of wrestling’s top gate attractions, Gorgeous George, will be here next Tuesday night to appear on the weekly card in the Armory ring, The ‘perfumed Hollywood “Orchid Man” will tackle Cherry Vallina, of San Diego, Cal, in one of two main event features being planned. George has made two previous appearances here against Joe (The Iceman) Wolf and Bobby
opening period on a 76-yar a Nelson to rack up a perfect local
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City, County H. S. Basketball Schedule
TONIGHT
Warren Central X Ben Davis. Manual a 4 Speedway South StmhipL ® port. | Pike Tounshis at Whitetown. | Deaf School at Lawfence Central. Decatur Central at Washi Ind. Howe at Washi New Castle at Tech Shor! at N
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Sooner By FRANK LI - - THE N. ditional rival and the outct additional fu coming mon homa A & M 31st consecut one of fo coaches, Bud In Philadelp, nation will be Army-Navy R that Navy will of the season rel scare into is my belief shadows begin Municipal Sta Knights will | reserve to be Middies. ” UP IN BOS will be seeking 76 to O loss to fall. At the sa be trying ver) last game for ers who has re tors set up a f Holy Cross in | in the East, Fo plete a very st downing Syrac ” SUNNY sou several games honored intra: at stake in mc Tennessee, Tul bama, Mississ and Mary are home state op] derbilt, LSU, | burn, Mississ Richmond. From the s season appear Missouri game portance. A vic give Miami an and considera drawing power but I think Mi “Pre-season | Into a little 1 Maryland and are expected t sons on a ha defeating Vii Virginia respe
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