Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 December 1950 — Page 20
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Caps Hope to Catch Flyers by Christmas
McNab's Hat Trick Enables Heller-Skelters To Clip Providence Here, 5 to 3
By BILL EGGERT The Indianapolis Caps’ Christmas present for Coach Ott Heller | ig; “We'll overtake St. Louis by Dec, 25.
The Heller-skelters are just two points shy today of the fourth-|
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Indiana Turns Out To Be Surprise Team Of the Middle West
CHICAGO, Dec. Indiana's high - flying Hoosiers, using speed rather than height, were surprise leaders of Big 10 standings today with four victories and no defeats—one of two teams unde-| feated in the league and one of four in the Midwest. | The Hoosiers Saturday tripped
strange floor to previous wins over DePauw, Ore-| gon State and Texas Christian| In addition, the! victory sounded a warning to the| EF rest of the league to be wary of! the Hoosier speed and shooting. ! Michigan State, with two vic-! , was the other undefeated Big 10 team, while Bradley, with Notre Dame. with were other perfect mark
Bradley swamped Georgia Tech| Saturday, 85 to 55, while the Irish gave Northwestern its first de-|
feat, 82 to 76, in the Chicago|
In other Saturday games, n-| nois edged DePaul, the stadium, Michigan beat But-| (ler, 58 to 37, for its second win in| Minnesota. dropped [Presb arn. 72 to “43, and Mar-| quette averaged an earlier defeat, ! tripping Wisconsin, 61 to 58. Big 10 ‘rankings against nonconférence clubs is . ghmes last week with non-league | lage Group Swimming Championships belongs today to the host teams winning seven. This week | Indianapolis Athletic Club squads. the conference plays its heaviest! schedule, 18 games, with at least their nearest competitor, Riviera Club, which scored il4 points. In one match slated every night be-ithe boy's division, Coach?Jim Clark's swimmers were 'way out in |front with 169 points to s¢cond-| at place Huntington YMCA'S 33. lof Bloomington, who scored 30
fore & Christmas layoff. MONDAY — Notre Iowa; Michigan at North Carolina State; Wisconsin at Kansas | State
division, Twin Cities,- and La{fayette Country Club 6; boys di-| In the 9-10-year division, Penny
TUESDAY — Marquette at| vision, Richmond YMCA 31, Twin Savage of IAC won all four events
Billy Thom, Tormer trdiane University wrestling mentor 2d “avai of the 1936 U. S. Olympic | team, still has an inferest in amateur wrestling. Coach Thom, who won nine Big Ten championships in 18 years at Indiana, took time out while preparing for his Christmas charity pro mat card tomorrow to spread some good cheer among Broad Ripple's wrestling team. The ex-Hoosier coach
shows the Broad Ripple team the technique of working for a fall from a top- | Coach Milt Hiatt points out Thom's movements to his squad. Bill Crouse i
The boys and girls team titles of the First Annual Indiana AAU
The IAC girl splashers racked up a 163-point total to outshine
cores were: Girls Points. Other tea: 5 Four-Event Winner
place Flyers after flooring Providence, 5 to 3, here last night in [Michigan State; Wisconsin at St.|cytje5 30, and Lafayette Country to wind up with a total of 24
the Coliseum. While St. Louis Is scheduled only twice between now and the 25th, Indianapolis will play four) on»
games: in Cincinnati, Wednesday; Hershey here Thursday; in Pitts- Hockey Summary
ronovost, Kraftcheck: Center, McNab, here Christmas Day. No game.is Sclisizay, Haidy; Spares, Folk, Woit
Mor scheduled here Sunday night. rison, McKa Reid, Glover, J. Wilson, Illinois;
| L. Wilso! Ta lo: Caps Score 1st IB
Center, MeGHil; Wines. Purdue
The Caps can offer some facts toadard 1 Hamilton: Spares, Reardo finally that they are rolling. They Morris. Michaluk, = Seinden. LaPlante. | (doubleheader). have won five of their last six| a icials Referee Red Dunn; og iv. home games and since the new) SCORE BY PERIODS defensive team of Marcel Prono-| RRATACLIS i er } 33 vost and Steve Kraftcheck joined! SCORING SUMMA
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the squad, the Blueshirts have seid) 3. 23. dsrovidence, Hamilton y Me avel) ios. won two straight at home pu foi Kapusia on Ce providence. wo on Oa eschenes (Davies. Kapusta) t of three games the road. -Pronovost (charging Besehenes LF oan Providence, reeling from an oon d period: 5—INDIAN
TOMORROW eight-game road trip, got a 3-1|}) Rb TY: Yo oni: ast aii] enalties—N hr knell lead on Indianapolis in the first Pennie enone INDIANAPOLIS. Me. Albright 5.3 Bucknell 81.4 / period last night and then were, Nab {Haldy “Provovont 1:0 08 : IN D y- Ive, Ir es 0 Buffalo 50.8 Hobart _ A 31 cNab (Sclistaz ra a \ *78.6 Wak ores hut out the last two periods as 1318. Penalties—McGill {ripping} Kraft. a 1. Cc. 118 American U. 58.7) ’ Cap Center. Max McNab turned {hfrkp Hencs' and Polk (rovehiag) 1 i ) {Holy Cross 33 Oklahoma ui the trick and Gerry Reid added a | ATHERTON, Cal, [Rew Yor u. as Tn m3 another goal. Ty Cobb, base-|St. Joseph, Pr *53.0 Catholic U. 43.7, ’ g ! h 46.9 J. Hopkins “343 Freddie Glover put the Caps On the ke ball s number one record-maker, Vermont =~ 433 Hamilton 273) in front, 1-0, at 2:23 in the open-| AMERICAN HOCKEY LEAGUE ‘has a remicder for those who Wheaton 2a sh Anselm 16.31 nt wes i» ng period after a faceoff pass Western Division OG must become WB zg wanace +53.9 Colo, State 43 from Reid. Then the Reds coun- Cleveland 18 s 3 3 12 82 casualty Shell the present world rad) ley 33 ve Sl W071 : tered with goals by Jackie Hamil- Bil inieh ‘Bai ¥ He niine 68.3 Emporia St. *54.3 ro ; 87 106 he c lege 54.0 0. “44.3 | ton and a pair by Donat Des- Pnifiins ia 10 18 3 3 81 1% Cobb, who lives in a comfort- L Salle 333 Sprioetisia = 589. | . henes. The Caps weren't alert| Eastern Divisio in a San Francisco| Lawrnce Tech “532 Tiffin 23.5 | * y Yisish . i | Md Stat 49 W. Reserve “3258 3 during the Reds’ rally and literal-', = XL 1 Qq, og suburb, celegrated his 62d birth-|}icn state *63.1 Marquette 318 ly gave away two of the Provi- Bulao IT 92 38 a1 was an occa- Nebraska "93 Overt “aid | dence tallies. | sprinatieid ois 3 34 113 ia him to speak his mind st Louis 24 Wisconsin 83 =070 Shots EWIndrawi from leases 0 10. 184on the future of his beloved sport. Taigs 70.3 Miami O *59.7 | f McNab notched his first at 9:41 RESULTS LAST NIGAT {A sport he said is “better off”|Tulss Sas Phillips ‘Bl VEO i INDIANAPOLIS 5. Providence 3. . Wabash 37.6 Centre 23. { in the second periond and Reid Piitshursh 1, Cincinnati 1 overtime te). today than ever before, despite v Michizan 813 Julparaiie ail tled it up at 3-3 at 16:57, sliding Cleveland 4 ate ‘the draft and television. [Xavier 0 3% an ibn on his stomach and crashing into NATIONAL Le AGE G6 OG healthy champion | | Aabama *33 Auoutn S33 Many important Poi the cage as he scored. foronto ..... it 134 n 02 420 batting ‘Fa. State 456 Miami, Pla i the Resear While. the. Reds’ Jack McGill Chicago arena itn $ 1 75 average in 1911, said: a “wahine: on. 3 Wash & lee S514 ried out in A was in the sin bin for tripping Boston i. : 18°3 31 63 88 “Basepall cannot ‘be. forgotten,’ Marah all "65.9 * Wm. & Mary €3.0] d mong ow Y : 33 § s sland “7.0 Speedwa Kraftcheck just after the final Nev FoR orien 1342 20 34 90 just America cannot -be for-' Ruger, 02 Marsiand ern BY pe 2 ew methods and equipment period opened, McNab got his! New vor k 1. De rast NiguY 3 us Tern. Tech $3.1 wae town, Ky. 38.9 mentol nn second goal at 1:08 and added Xontreal 7. Chicaco 3. mobilize baseball as we have cojorado 804 Santa Ciara 18201 in gas technology an his hat trick goal 70 seconds US. LEAGUE ‘done in the past—in the camps, {ole AsM a TaN state 838 s of safety devices. later. Omaha ........... 1% 5 0% OG overseas and at home for those oka AxM Tf California’ 28 many type It was a deserv ag triumph for 8%, i: 119 3 381% 8 who have to stay behind. Bfantord 08 Baler |. 393 Behind such achievement the Caps. They pelted Providence Mlivaukes - BRINN keep the game of Joups SC. 183 Pitsursn | 884 ds of scientists an Goalie Al Bentley with 70 shots. Kansas City 8 17 319 9 131 baseball -and Wyoming *68.1 N. Mexico la 2s the min
The Reds tried 46. Bentley had wmiuwsurer s Dinos, VIGAT 28 saves, one less than Cap Rioraul 4 5 Tulsa '3 Goalie Jim Henry. ~ rerattea——
Elsewhere in the league last night, Cleveland posted its 11th Maijér State H. S.
victory in 14 road games by beat- Basketball Schedule
ing the Buffalo Bisons, 4 to 2, at TOMORROW
Buffalo's Memorial Auditorium. Hartford City wt Peru, Muncie Burris Marciano xs. C Chuck” TRY lor ar Art Davie; Flan, Connersville at fou C m an Columbus ide
at Huntin Rock Lt P Defenseman Joe Lund scored Wayne Central at Morten onomoutl, Ft
what “proved the winning goal Brat 57 rgd Ja 3B. AhapSlumbus, early in the final period. Less piu tinsxille bo NEW ba ny at Seymour, adiso than two minutes later, Steve Bedford. Bicknell at WasHIBELOR Evans:
Wochy added another Baron Yille Bosse at Evansvilie Central, Prince. 5
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berty Duss “at Brazil, lead over the Cincinnati Mohawks ghelburn, Val Darien it hoa aon to five points in the league's (Jeeiaboviie. * North, Frencs liek at Western Division. WEDNESDAY
Elwood at Southport, Sheridan at TipThe Mohawks played a 1 to 1 ton, RT anapolis Shortridge a at 5 Indiap-
K Mi deadlock - with ~ the Pittsburgh this at Hassani ater lly a Scotts. Hornets in an overtime game at Forti From astle at Clinton, Terre Haut
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Cincinnati. Center Frank KingiAdams at Warsaw. Gary Roosevelt at
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got the Mohawk goal early in the| 4 THURSDAY stle at Greensburg, Madis first period, while Center Eddie go inet tint, & Bicknel Bioaiion at Kobussen scored for the Hornets i! New Alb ef irsterre, . Hayle - State at N T, 8 ! early in the third period. [Bluffton. South Bend Central af Bast Chi _— fearo Washington, South Bend Riley at _ Crawfordsville, Culver at Sout Bend
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WEDNESDAY -- Washington {State at Illinois; Northwestern at Rice; Pennsylvania at Purdue, THURSDAY-—Northwestern at
burgh Saturday, and Pittsburgh | INDIANAPOLIS: Goal, Henry: Defense, Tulane.
FRIDAY -— Pennsylvania at| 18 and IAC with 28 counters. The| for first between George Quigley
'men’s open went to Robert White/and Bob Loser, both of IAC, for
|, Providence: ' Goal Bentley: Defense, Indiana Notre. Dame and
[Club 11. points. Tom Geyer, Twin Cities,
Sally Bowers of Riviera Club '00k the eight years and under-
took both the 16-year-old girl's title with 15 points.
| | the women’s open title [with ry Sob while the boy’ 'g eight and under girl's title for
Eighteen points won the
der crown went to Jim P eggy Leahy and brought a tie
ithe crown in the 9-10 boy's class.
SATURDAY -~Indiana vs. Bui.) {ler and Purdue vs, Notre Dame at Butler (doubleheader); UCLA at
{America will play the game of survival as we always have—to Non-Conference
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‘Basketball Index the boys class with 22. 0
m Lord took the boy's 14 and
ting betow the team on the et en bined Itself as fhe faverite/under title with 24 while. Betty oy compiling a higher rating to date than iWatson, Riviera Club, won the its opponent. For example, a 50.0 teamigirl's with 22, has been 10 points stronger per game, than a 40.0 team.
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IAC Boys, Girls Teams Win State, Big 10
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TONIGHT
Notre Dame at Towa.
Wisconsin at St. Louis U. Marguette at Michigan State. Xayier at Evansville. Rose pol or. Nanton Rt SA estern chigan al paraiso. Indi tana State at Utah State.
WEDNESDAY
Pennsylvania at Purdue Washington Jit ~ Hlinois. Northwestern at Indiana Central at Villa Madonna. Indiana State at Brigham Young.
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Bluegrass Baron Has Another Champion
Rontueky Shows Why It's 1st in Nation With 69-38 Triumph Over Kapsas
By+United Press It's Just about official now that wily Adolph Rupp, the “Baron of the Bluegrass,” has another great basketball team at Kentucky, Whether the 1950-51 Wildcats are quite as good as the recent
‘fives which starred the likes of Alex Groza, Wallace (Wah Wah) Jones, and Ralph Beard, remains to be seen, but judging from their 69 to 38 rout of Kansas Saturday night they aren’t far from it. Kentucky is ranked first in the nation by the ratings of thejadded luster.to their records dure United Press board of coaches, but|ing the week-end were second= Kansas was ranked fourth and/ranked Bradley, third -ranked such a lopsided score was hardly/North Carolina State, fifthe expected. ranked Oklahoma A. and M.,, and Stop Lovellette . {10th-ranked Indiana. However, the Wildcats throttled! Bradley's Braves had the Clyde Lovelette, the Kansans’ six-|easiest sort of a time downing foot, 10-inch center, and that was Georgia Tech, 85-55, and make the big factor. Lovellette scored their next appearance tomorrow only 10 points e fouling out/night as host to UCLA, ranked while seven-foot ill Spivey, 14th, in one of the leading intere Rupp’s All-America hopeful, sectional games of the young seas d Frank son. 3 the Wild-| North Carolina State scored cats’ 88th straight win on theirjits sixth straight victory, 83-61, home court. {over Temple and tonight plays This week the Widcats make host to Michigan; the -Oklahoma their regular yearly appearance in| Aggies edged” Southern Methodist, New York City against St. John’s, 51-45, for their fifth straight and ranked eighth in the nation, on Indiana made its fourth straight Saturday. Since St. John's lost,/an impressive one, 56-52, over 52-51, to Kansas, another Wildcat| ninth-ranked Kansas State. rout appears in the offing, The K-Staters will try to ree although the Redmen’s six-foot, bound tonight against Wisconsin, six-inch scoring star, Bob (Zeke) Other nationally-ranked teams Zawoluk, may cause Spivey plenty that will be in action are Iowa, of trouble. ranked 18th, against Notre Intersectional Game Dame; Washington, ranked 13th, 8t. John's squeezed to a 51-40 against Maryland; Missouri, victory over Holy Cross on Satur- ranked 11th, against Arkansas; day night. and Syracuse, ranked 18th, Other highly-rated teams which!against Niagara.
Musial First Lefty to Win Four NL Hitting Titles
NEW YORK, Dec. 18 (UP)—Stan Musial of the Cardinals, a man who makes things like this a habit, officially was acknowledged the National League's top hitter for 1950 today, marking the fourth time he has won the title. J 3 Musial, first left-handed batter in the league's history to cop the batting championship four times, compiled a .346 average last
8 smashin, 2 Bo ashing 192 is gy) Del Eanis, the Phillies’ miscu- - ar outfielder, was the pace-maker The 30-year-old Donora, Pa.\;, spe rung batted in column with dynamiter drove in 109 runs, 126 RBI's. Ralph Kiner of the scored 105 times, walloped 28 Pirates was runnerup with 118, homers, seven triples, 41 doubles| Veteran Johnny Hopp,' who and accounted for 331 total bases. played 106 games with Pittsburgh In addition, he posted the league's before being sold to the Yankees, longest batting streak, hitting was second in batting, six points safely in 30 straight games from behind Musial with a 340 mark. June 27 to July 27 before being|Jackie Robinson of Brooklyn,
Previously, Musial won the bat-/was third with .328, followed by ting title in 1943 with a .357 aver-/team-mate Duke Snider with .310 age, in 1946 with -385 and in 1948 and Walker Cooper of the Braves
with .376. with .313.
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