Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 December 1950 — Page 34

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It's the Caps 2d Road Victory; Glover Suffers Cut

Times Special P SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Dec. 7 ~The Indianapolis Caps, riding in last place in the Western Division of the American Hockey League, moved toward comple: tion of their “extended” eastern

Purple Aces Irish Go Overtime to Whip Smother St. Joe Spartans, 41-39, a Wham- Doozie

By JIMMIE ANCRLOPOrT Ss The time will come when fast-stepping teams like Cathedral's 8 (overtime period to convince stubbasketball Irish can put their best foot forward and march with! {born Fishers, winning 44 to 43 in/ the neighborhood s elite when it counts the most. {a double overtime and Shortridge |

Kansas State Smacks Purdue

A crowd of 2500 looked on as season's most disastrous night. the Caps won their second game ™ Six Hoosier teams went into of the trip. Springfield had just action against: out-of-state foes returned from a tour and both and all lost, with the defeats teams appeared tired and ragged. ranging from Manchester's oneHaidy Scores: 1st point, 71 to 70," loss to Western i A Michigan, to Illinois Wesleyan's tg he. Actn weder. way, Jon S2Polnt victory over Wabash, 74 : y. to 42 the first rush, Gardon Haldy gix others played three intrabelted one from 30 feet out. It gia¢0 games, and the Evansville

met in another typical SpartanIrish basketball wham-doozie. - Host Cathedral won, 41 to 39, but ‘it took three minutes extra breathed hot on Spartan necks, | ito make it convincing.- The Spar-|30 fo 28, SATE the fourth. tans were unbeaten-in four out- anky Dick Simko's free throw the Bears’ sudden collapse to tie ings and carried one of the coun- With five minutes remaining tied ; P ty's most evenly-distributed of- the score at 33-all. Woods made it fensive .attacks into the rivalry 35 to 33 on a tipin, but Kelsey's skirmish. two trips to the free throw alley smith ‘exchanged field goals in the

ty stripe to offset Woods’ three 112 -at the half. with! field-goal effort. The Irish still Gar Wallsmith hitting seven, ox-|

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Washington Victim

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swing today after stopping 2 8y Lites Press ! Take last night. Coach Cleon Reynolds of Cathedral and Coach iran rampant, 69 to 50, over War.l08 to Philadelphia for tonight's Springfield, 4 to 2, here last Indiana ht ge pagers Went parry Caskey of Sacred Heart, a pair of bench jockeys who fuss. ren Central, . | night. back to practice today after the ,,.4 rume on the floor but feast and forget on the banquet circuit,! Fishers slipped to an 8 to 7 Jones missed by only one!

first- -quarter edge but fell 16 to! point tying the Uline Arena)

Olympians trounced the Wash-| but Fislers took advantage of ington Capitols, 101 to 79. Jones marked up 34 points, one short of the record 35 established’ Moore and Lawrence's Gar Wall- by Bob Ferrick, former Cap, and Max Zaslofsky, New York Xnickerbockers. Alex,

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i . tied it again. - bounced off the glove of Goalie purple Aces had more reason to’ The Irish had lost only to Ross g : three-minute replieve. In the sud- Groza had 23 and Ralph Beard | Gordie Bell for the -counter. hold their heads high than any ville but won two others. | Then Heart's Caito drove his den death, Moore potted a free pumped? in 22 for the visitng} RINK SKATE CASS... It was all“even at 8:11 on a other school as they rolled up a They jumped to a 3 to 0 but mates ahead, 37 to 35, late in the one but Wallsmith meshed a 20- Olymps. > marker -by Harry Pidhirny. 107 to 66 victory over St. Jo-/it Melted when Dallas Kelsey Jfoneth i Cathedrals Capt. Sous tooter for the Bears’ second vic-| po Schnittker, last year's| Outdoor Basketballs BASKETBALL © GOALS... $225 » Freddy Glaver and Bronco Hor- geph's. It was the biggest score of! hugged the free throw area twice O'Donnell saved the day. He drove [tory in four attempts. Moore's 18 ohio State University great, was! Bo 6L0 vath were sent to the sidelines for the year for any Indiana team, [°F tWo iy Eng Sustediin with 30 Seconds Jemaining to points trailed Wallsmith by two! the standout for the Caps with 16. Pennsylvania § 4.95 XING VES y y “ “ s 0 rs uarter e e e 8 mate Into a over-! { roughing with eight minutes re-\anq “the win ran Evansville's Heart a 7t 16 4 i 8 time. for top laurels. Washington (70) Indianapolis (101) | Spaulding..... "Fup PUNCHING BAGS AND RACKS maining in the frst period. streak to three straight, or a tie _ nen for More Jnimiies Shortridge; packing = offensive 15.14 Bt te. 1 of | Marcel Pronovost, new defense- with Valparaiso, which did not © athedral struggled uphill. Start-! He drove in again to make it 39: punch but still porous defensively, iSehnlker, t A 3 3 Lone, 1 ' H 3 3 man recently sent down by De-|pjay, for the best in the state, - ing the second period Jack Dwen- ito 37 in. the playoff period. but|took over an early lead, led 20 to Maschan. t § § Jhousrd, f 3 8 8 GOLF CARTS Bpaviding, Wien, troit, and Sam Casanato were Notre Dame opened its season 5°f and Harlan Petty managed Dwenger countered with 90 sec-|11, after eight minutes and 40 to Halbert, | 3 2 4 McMullen, $5.08 Louis banished for high sticking. The successfully, 67 to 44, over Frank. three points each but the Irishers’ ond remaining. Forty-five seconds 20 after 16, hitting the first 12 Sons. & 4 § § Mrazovic 79 2 38 95. h, 315, 15 305 GOLF CLUBS next scoring game in the final > o ay Eddie Woods, who picked up 15 showed when Charles Kirkhoff charity flips. Scharmas. *3 3 1 Lave SA } 2 1 lin, but Purdue was smacked by VER ry . & an opr two minutes w vhen Enio Sclisizzi Kansas State, 60 to 44. points all evening, pluckéd seven barged under for the clincher. It was 56 to 35 at the third post Byrnes. . ] 3 0 Barnhorst. € 3 0 3 shot one in at 18:32 and Bill Folk Canterbury was the only other °f them before the halftime pause, = Dwenger had 11 and Clark 12, as Shortridge reservists finished Sidi: am Gini SPORTING marked at 19:28, Hoosier winner, taking Rose NS mates still trailing 15 to 14. put Kelsey managed only six the game Totals 33 13 23] Totals 0 21 14 Glover Cut Poly. or to Hine and ns Ps qae In the third, another Caskey points and Petty and Caito In other games, Zionsville had siilaaton Beare by Suaren 90. Tab] - GOODS CO. ® ’ 2 LLA S b 2 v 0! el | ~ Glover suffered the chief injury Engineers’ streak at one win, cascader, little Don Clark had hit only one shot from little trouble stopping Pike Town- INDrANiEOLIS 25 36 18 22101 209 W. Washington ; tL]. 3444 f the gs hen h i it Baste Llinoi led wriggled in three drive-ins and the field ship, 69 to 45, and Deaf School Pres Throws _Missed—Washington— ' . of the game when he was cut stern nois rolled over ts at the chars) . gh i ) > ME Cant, Ee Od Washington. under the left eye in the second Oakland City, 82 to 57, to give Picked up two points a In other games last night, bowed to McCordsville, 49 to 37. Sinan; Mikan Ole ; : wt ———————————————————— : period and had to leave the ice. the Oaks the unenviable record ; y i Overtime Johnny Wilson scored the Cap’s of the most losses of any Indiana’. nedral an Sacred Heart (39) » ; fourth goal at 13:30. Horvath team, four. Wabash’s loss was Ag 1t pt & 1tpl ’ : : s 7 1 4 Dwengerf 5 1 0 made the final counter for 8pring- its third in as many games. 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