Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 December 1950 — Page 33

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Clyde B. Smith, head ood at Indiana Unive at last night's alumni club banquet. At left is Cli ciation, New | Men's prexy, dim Birr, is at rights

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- Smitty Offers No Alibis; Says Better

Things Are to Come to Indiana By JIM HEYROCK Why was Clyde Smith signed recently to a new three-year!

contract as head coach at Indiana University?

ble in coses of Last year, the Hoosiers,

Bs ww “Yel they won three and tied one.

under Smitty's direction amassed! the deplorable record of one victory and eight losses. This year,

There have been better marks recorded in the Big Ten. But

the answer to why Smitty is still top dog at IU was obvious last night as members of the Indianapolis IU Alumni Club and guests in the Indianapolis

.. FORT WAYNE, IND, Tom

assembled Athletic Club. . Gay Affair + Oe It’s simple.

siers had been undefeated.

find out. There were no alibis. Smitty. reston's opening tie come in Indiana football.

Award Trophies

It would not be surprising

ack-ack is less of a problem.

Last night Tony commanded a basketball error corps that was : shot down, 72-to-50, by Ohio State’s Buckeyes in the Fairgrounds here. The duel was witnessed by

2303 front-line observers.

ogy, the fact are these:

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a cold ’ and

ing previously been 68-51, by Kansas State. y Lead From Start : The ' Buckeyes P*, the

Bulldogs’ name was “Will,”

beaver Bucks fired at.

encountering calm seas,

Ray Gillaugh, a 6-2 junior for-| ward, was the blunt instrument) that knocked the Bulldogs cold! in the first half. Ray, a calm] customer, danced by the mistep-| found - he! liked a lean-away shot best, and Remington! helped himself to 10 big points. Hatela. After a halftime rest Ray re- iil sumed operations and wound up Hose!

ping Butler guards,

with a top-man total of 18. Fougerousse Tops Bulldogs

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ou see Floyd Stahl's charges

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They have unbounded confidence in this softspoken fellow. And it was plain that they intend to defend him| and work with him indefinitely, The annual banquet was as gay! as it would have been if the Hoo-

Everybody settled back to hear “what happened” when Smitty was introduced by Toastmaster C. Walter McCarty. But they didn’t

“I believe I have made only one promise from this platform,” said ferring the He was referring to a to , he made before the umn} i on the Monday Hollow 16 with Nei said better things were to

ate better. And things will be better still”

He introduced the members of the IU squad and then, Mendel O, McCarty, president of the club, presented trophies to the seniors,

ears of Purdue alumni were burning last night. They came in for

OSU's Field Goal Artillery Blasts Butler's Error Corps

By FRANK ANDERSON, Times Sports Writer COLUMBUS, 0., Dec. 7—Butler’s Tony Hinkle would rather command field goal artillery than the error corps. Hinkle's reasons are sound: With field goal artillery enemy

Stripped of military terminol-

Butler's. Bulldogs got out-shot and out-maneuvered and dropped the first regular season game on their 24-tilt card. Ohio State a sophomore- -junior force, picked up its first win of the season, havdumped,

led from the start. Butler's last listening post was at 14-12. From then on the} cause that is what the eager-| By the time intermission rolled. around) the Bucks were on top, 39-26, and |

Bulldog fouls were responsible for the 13-point advantage the (Mores Bucks held at the half. Coach yy first! 25 Ta 2 8 3.2% on 13 of 17 atempts in the i 20 minutes. eae the Bull- Foti, $220 8 FE » 3 Wks dogs could muster but six of 13.'ATmstrons, 4. Guard Art Fougerousse and Fougerousse, W Forwards Orvis (Shorty) Burds-' Bt. ASTON,

Low Blow Costs Saddler r Decis

“to The o ot tor ade

Monon” and the “upstate PU.”

when speakers “Kinsey College” other names. - Toastmaster McCarty passed loft these remarks, however, by |¥ saying, “Purdue won the Oaken|ers Bucket game, but there is no doubt we can beat them in: the field of sex.” i Paul J. (Pooch) Harrell, IU director, told the

greatest football teams in the

was. dent. of I Men's Association. Harrell said IU had one of toughest schedules in the co this season. But next season will

President, Jim Birr, was introduced. Seniors who received trophies were Arnold Bowman, Hugh Braton, John Dolan, Steve Georgakis, Ernie Kovatch, William Smith, Robert Stebbins and Al Tutsie. Plctures of the IU-Purdue game, which Purdue won, 13 to 0, climaxed the banquet.

that the nucleus of ont of the

juniors present. Another speaker "Prather, retiring ring Brest,

be even tougher. New I Men's

rsity, holds one of the oehies awarded to seniors nt Prather, retiring president of the | Men's Asso-

Weather Stops

a good panning, being referred] to as “the cow college up the Amateur Basketball

But it was only retaHation for Leste remarks made at the Purdue! Gola 4 48, alumni banquet Tuesday night ig, 3% called Indiana tolet: 5. and various”

|End Two-Year Fight {To Get It Off Books; Majors Will Approve

Few of High-Priced Diamond Beauties Turned Out to Be Stars in Big Show By LEO H. PETERSEN, United Press Sports Editor - 8ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., Dec. 7—The minor leagues today killed the controversial bonus rile. The 57 minor league presidents voted unanimously to rescind the rule, climaxing a two-year fight by the major league clubs to get it off the books. There was no discussion when the amendment came up for vote. “Well, we got rid of quite a, ‘baby, didn’t we,” President George vention of the three-point proiTrautman of the minors said: igram agreed upon by the commitjwhen the amendment was voted tee last night. . In, { The bonus rule was the big, The major leagues still have {news. to approve the action at their, ‘The rule has cost owner Bob meeting here last week, but that {Carpenter of the Philadelphia is a mere formality. {Phillies the most money over the End Expected years, although none of the three! The end was expected but not Nighest bonus players are with lamented. The Ee tried Dis club. The record bonus was to kill the rule last year, but the| the §100,000 which the Pirates minors failed by seven votes to 8aVe to sign pitcher Paul Pettit,| go along. In the meanwhile, the: the California schoolboy, last! majors went to work gathering (winter. Next came the $75,000 BE ae we Br er and today the rule re iv then the $65,000 which the Boston | If a player got over $6000 bonus, Braves shelled out to get pitcher] for signing with a major league Johnny Antonelli to sign a con-| club, he could be sent to the tract. Thus far, those. three miners for only one season. After| Players have been busts. that, he had to stick with his! Another rule slated to be disbig league club even if he needed carded today is the high school | more seasoning. Too many kids rule whereby professional basewilted on the bench that way ball is not permitted to approach ‘while ‘they might have been/a high school player until after gathering just the experience they he is graduated. Another rule] needed in the minors. probably will be written to take A resolution by Frank Law-| {its place whereby the ball clubs rence, president of the Piedmont/ Would be permitted to approach League, asking that no more the high school players provided |broadcasting and televising of/they do not sign the boy and J {major league baseball games make him ineligible to complete | except the World Series and the his scholastic athletic eligibility. All-Star game—was withdrawn. . - Study Radio, TV Change IAC Swimmers Win Instead, the convention adopted; The Indianapolis Athletic Club! the report of Minor Leagues gefeated Indiana State College

Pro Fight Card

Snow and freezing temperature, forecast for tomorrow, has caused postponment of the profight card scheduled for tomorrow night in the Armory. The program, with three eight-rounders as the main attraction, will be presented on Thursday, Dec. 14. This also moves the championship match between Andy Anderson, state welterweight titleholder, and i Joe Sgro, ahead one week. It | will be on Dec. 22.

gesting a series of changes which swimming meet here in the In-

would only curtail the broadcast=idacs Pool. ing of . major league games in| Rj) Kerr, Tom Lord, Bill and "games "at Sacred Heumt® 80% minor league territory. Jim Moran all turned in first Bosman Hornets oO Jorteit) + RicS:, “There is some indication of places for the locals. I, Downer 33. ts TORIENL'S schedule: blue skies on the radio and tele-| re—— - 1 Stewart vs. Kennington Post; 9, vision problem,” Trautman told Bun SCalanan’ setute ats. ‘ithe convention. He had been to Ryba Making Decision Joumber 3 Tidikhapolis horn Washington to confer with the! §T. PETERSBURG, Fla, Dec. T News 3 7 giver gut e Juniors a Encle: Justice Department. on the sub- (UP)—Mike Ryba, former major 7, IBEW vs. Kosh ar Tonight's schedule: ject. league pitcher, said he would de-| Silver Circle Bar; yg Sian aa an said ‘the committee cide today whether to accept al Oil vs. Shelbyville lesion, ying

Xs Lea | radio and television position as coach with the St.| gm, Lv Busine ie Sh mon ee present its findings also toLouis Cardinals or manager of| EL Tonight's’ schedule: 1, Ayres ve.|the major leagues in their meet-/the Columbus, O., club of the| v 3. Block's va. Sears; 3, Wasson va. [in gy next week. He told the con-|American Association.

Mace Jenkins’ 717 Tops Bowling Action

Deadline Saturday for IBA Tourney

re ww By MARION CRANEY Motor Express in the Fox Hunt] Mace Je ms thst , smashed a 717 series in the West Side Ladies’ Classic for women's hon. Merchants League, at West Side—highest tally since Bill Lee set He ors, Her games were 225-151-104. |

IBA Secretary-treasurer Oscar The J. O. hn Drugs team-member blasted games of 224-257- Behrens will be at Delaware at 236 on lanes 13 and 14 for the 28th. plus-700 score of the season. highs,

His 717 ranks eighth in the list of men’s season

Herff-Jones in the Indianapolis Classic at Pritchett’s. His games were 238-201-234. Bud Schoch Laundry to a last|3125 team total with a 666 series. Dan Parkhurst of Shell Oil

and at noon Saturday, to accept entries for the annual IBA tournament. Deadline is midnight Saturday. The event will be conducted in two establishments. Five-man

competition will be at Delaware. clipped 657 on games of 199-236- bles ana singles willbe at 222 at Broad Ripple. Bill Cass’ Speedwa ; 2 us 75a games of 199-206-246 for Hi-12 in| St Philip's will hold its the Inter-Club League at Pritch- Snes handicap tourney Dec. haa Ip 10 S51. On mer soon toe. Tous ac - Ulara You ered 570 for game tournament last year, 3 6 bringing him $100 on a $1019 prize | | B i ist. Squad times are 12. noon, i2, 4, 6, 8 and 10 p. m. Reservations may be made with Al Kriner lor Jim Hickey at MA-0722.

H. S. Basketball

CITY, COUNTY : Cathedral 41, Sacred Heart 39 (overtime).

His games of 247-213-200 last night helped along his Goldstein's Department Store team in the Merchants League, Carl . Mindach ~ Ld

spun 673 for

JN Mace Jenkins, Clark D Carl’ MIndach. FievitJmnss ruse

m Y Pua Schock, Mechanics

all and John Hall kept the Bulldogs from even worse things. Hall

which bloomed late in the second (M. , half. Burdsall’s ankle aches held Wh him down, but he managed 12 points, equally distributed between the first and last 20 minutes.

night was the Bulldog center

was constantly bedeviled by Buckeye Sophomore, Tom Wil{lams, who tallied 12 points. | Jackson’ s chore ended at 13:35 of © ithe second half when he was detected using force on the drib{bling Williams in a skirt-around under the Butler basket. Jack{son’s departure on fouls opened the gates to Bulldog reserves and also gave Buckeye shock-troops a chance to earn their letters.

Ohio State a f Butler (50)

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gan had seven points, all scored in the first half. Fougerousse got of Ch: for top Butler honors, eight of.

One of the big headaches rast FE Bs

spot. Hard-working Bob Jackson Di

Minor Teugues. Kill

Schindler | Drives 110 MPH

President George Trautman Sug- (last night, 53 to 22, in a dual Jf

7:30 p. m. today and tomorrow

Miami Open

Demaret, Burke Sent fo Sidelines

MIAMI, Fla, Des. 7 (UP) == avorites quaked in their spiked shoes today as the upset-ridden Miami four-ball golf tournament {headed into the second round. . There were no fewer than six lupsets the first round yesterday with the highly regarded team of Jimmy Demaret of Ojai, Cal., and Jack Burke Jr. of Houston the

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To Capture Darlington Pol

Only i Qualify for Saturday Race As 25 Try in Opening Day of Trials

- Times Spee chief victims. DARLINGTON, 8. C., Dec. T— A enging 110.837 miles per hour,| Demaret and Burke were sent. | Bill Schindler of Freeport, N. Y., won the pole position here yester-|to the sidelines by John Barnum day for 200-mile AAA championship big car race Saturday afternoon. 0f Grand Rapids, Mich., and Jack |. Schindler, veteran midget driver and many-times eastern champ, Shields of Cedar Rapids, Towa, § piloted the Chapman Special to be one of five qualifiers yesterday and 4. : on the mile-and-a-quarter asphalt Darlington Raceway. | Snead, Ferrier Win The other five upsets also were

| Only five qualified out of 25 — ! Sets also werd who tried. Thirty-five drivers are {scored by teams left to fight for the 26 starting Hopper Inks Pact | quatity for the tournament. ‘positions. To Stay With Saints | However, the wave of feversals | Parsons to Try | did not affect upper-bracket fa= | Next to Schindler were Duane ST. PFIERSHEU RG, Fia. Dec. vorites Sammy Snead of White Carter of Detroit, 1050 midwest- 7 (UP)—Clay Hopper, who has|guiphur Springs, W. Va., and Jim ern champion, driving the Gran- wound up in the second division Ferrier of San Francisco, who {cor Special; Cecil Green, Houston only twice in-his 22-year career | Whipped ilies Elen of Jam Tex., in the John Zink Special;| Beach an on ggs 0 jBill ‘Mackey, Indianapolis, in the as a manager, signed up today to naw, Mich., 4 and 3. Iddings Special, and Walt Faulk- run the St. Paul Saints of the, Among the favored teams to ner, Long Beach, Cal, in the American Association again next advance were Ed Furgol-Marty 'Grant Piston Ring Special. | season. {Furgol, Pete Cooper-Claude Har. | Johnny Parsons, winner of the, Mel Jones, general manager of mon, Cary Middlecoff-Ed (Porky) {Indianapolis Speedway’'s “500” the St. Paul club which is affli- Oliver, Ted Kroll - Glenn Teal, this year, was to head the list of ated with the Brooklyn Dodgers, {Tommy Bolt-Skee Riegel, Bill |qualifiers for today, Late entries made the announcement. Hopper Nary - Joe Kirkwood Jr. Dave |include Lee Wallard, Neal Carter, finished fourth with the Saints Douglas - Jim Turnesa, and Dick {Bobby Ball and Jimmy Daywalt. last season. 'Mayer-Walter Burkemo.

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