Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 December 1950 — Page 20

By FRANK ANDERSON DROP THAT — of Shakespeare, prof. y Feast your eyes ofi another classic . . . the Hoosler Classic. The fourth annual Big Four revue opéns a two-night run in Butler Fieldhouse at 7:30 tonight. On stage will be Butler, Indiana, Notre Dame and Purdue. Purdue and Notre Dame will open the show and Butler and favored Indiana are scheduled for curtain calls at 9:30. In the finale,: tomorrow night, Butler and Purdue share the 7:30 spot and Indiana and Notre Dame hoof it at 9:30. That's two big nights of basketball. And it shows what everybody knew all the time: That higher educatien in Indiana doesn’t Reglect he classics. v tJ

THE BIG Sale started in 1947 when ‘Butler's “Buckshot” O’Brien and Jimmy Doyle were undergraduates. The presence of two such distinguished students of pass, pivot and pant was enough to give Butler the classic crown for 1047 and 1948. It was ~also enough to give the Bulldogs the distinétion of being unbeaten in four classic starts. Last year it was different, or halfway different. Indiana knocked off the Bulldogs®and Notre Dame to win the title. So, after three years of classicism, the teams will stack up like this: Butler's still top dog with 5-1. Indiana is runner up with 4-2, Notre Dame third at 3-3. Purdue's Bollermakers have never won a classic game, -

THAT'S THE classic side of the fence. on records this season, it's much different, Indiana is undefeated in four games. Notre

tones and colorations. The Bulldogs, rated underdogs, can reach back into the past and produce the classic’s all-time scoring leader, O’Brien. Bomber Buck held six classic records when he was graduated last June. The two most important are a three-year total of 96 points and a single-game high of 33 against Indiana made last year. s ~ » . - NOW BUCKSHOT is no more. The glamour is gone from the Butler setup, The Bulldogs have just five guys named Joe to

; But Indiana has a guy who can take some of Buck's glory. He's Center Bill Garrett, the third-ranking all-time classic scorer and the only player in the classic who has a chance of breaking

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«++ + The crepe- rs would do well to remember Iowa . . . Butler : rocked the Hawks in a big upset, the only Bulldog win. Notre Dame . . . big, fast and rangy . . . Lost to Iowa, a fact that makes Butler's detractors dizzy , . . Forward Dan Bagley is acting captain for the classic . . . Squad will miss high-scoring Don Strasser out with a fractured ankle . . . Leslie and Bagley are the scoring threats . . . Team is coached by Ed (Moose) Krause, a big name in basketball in his student days . . . Krause doubles as athletic director. - 2.» - ” n Indiana: Ranked fifth in nation by United Press poll . . studded with veterans . . . Coached by Branch McCracken, one of one game's best strategists . . . Center Bill Garrett and the lateblooming Guard Gene Ring, are the men to watch in the scoring « + +» Squad will be without ailing defensive ace, Guard Bobby Masters . . . Jim Schooley, sophomore reserve, won the Trester award two years ago when he played on Auburn's ITHSAA hopefuls . . . Fast break a speciality. : Purdue: The question-mark team . , . sophomores and juniors are Ray Eddy’s heritage in his first year as head coach . . . Eddy made the jump to college ball from Madison's 1950 state high school titlists . . . Nell Schmidt, better known as football-star, has blossomed into point star . , . Tom Pollom, sophomore reserve, is from Indianapolis Tech . . . The Boilermakers have nothing to

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Editor Mark Warren of the Wood- ia ford Sun of Versailles, Ky., said| § Northwestern § Outhit Madison in Field Goals But Lose 51 to 50 Decision

last night that A. B. Chandler be-| 50 Iow lieves he will be renamed base-|3: ball’s. commissioner at a major 2 i: . 3 league meeting in New York| 60 Northwestern 70! reson : By JIMMIE ANGELOPOLOUS Feb. 4. Chandler owns the Wood-| 4 {tun 3 § EE a or oe Not getting what you want most for Christmas isn’t so bad ford Sun. | 37 Michigan sald that when you awaken the next morning and find your red stockings Chandler thinks he already has! 250 mline his filled with promises for a happy New Year. two of the extra votes needed to » necessary That revelation can fill the empty hearts of Southport’s basket- give him the 12 required for re- e it suit . ball team which can’t be blamed too much if it doesn’t believe in election, according to Mr. Warren. ’ It was the first loss for Attucks Santa Claus. Neumayr . In’ seven outings and gave Howe| Host Southport lost a tear-{foulea out but only after Mad- ne #2, Chandler sold him Seance - a record of five wins in seven|jerker to Madison's state cham-/ison closed from 40 to 32 to 40 an ol aap Calne] IW , Indiana games. pions last night—a 51 to 50 de-/to 38 at the third: stop. Chandler did not designate which, Toshet’ a Howe led by only two points at/hial that the Cardinals wanted] In the torrid. fourth quarter, besieniigner Bry change their ballots, {Rarrett. .. each of the first two quarter intensely. Lorenz, a deadly one- -hand > 7° WoWwd ge i! Miranda’... stops, 12-10 at the first and 22-20) The Cardinals moved away shooter who hit 17 points, two at half-time. Howe put on its/rrom a 3-all deadlock in the open-| below his average, began saving freeze in the second haif to widen ing minute with awesome devas- Madison. He tied~the game at| the gap. tation. Rugged Jack Wilson, and 44-all with six minutes remainRegulars Carry Load {wheel-horse Roland Nerding shot|ing. Then he gave Madison its Playing deliberate ball the Hor-|Southport into a 18 to 8 first-/first lead since the opening secnets outscored the Tigers in avery quarter bulge. jonds of the game, 468 to 44. period but one and then in tat! But Madison began thawing Wilson and Eiermann came one matched Attucks point-for-|early. in the second and South- back in and Wilson tied it at point. Howe upset its foe without/port held a 31-to-22 half-time 46-all. Gordie Miner was called di A making a single substitution. edge. on_the second of two Sechnicals “There Is In the scoring, Howe was pretty! Wilson and Nerding blasted two on the terrific going an e evenly split up. baskets each, hitting fadeaway converted for 47 to 46. But WilDave Fahrbach bucketed 16 shots from the side, and Wilson points to lead the parade while popped in = long jig 0ods swi {the , - A en ve SWished hort a 31-t0-22 haif time edge.” |later. Miner hit a long one from For Attucks, John Davis led| Madison hurried back into the/an angle, making it 50 to 49, ’ intermission. Big Southport, but Bill Harmon canfhe way With 14 markers with fame after the \celed that one immediately with | Bob Jewell following with 13. Buddy Buntor: slipped under for, y

Dame has but one loss in five tries. Purdue is standing at 2-3. couple of hot nights and he can reap a few headlines, And the old belle of the ball game, Butler, is struggling with a yn. a 8. 1-4 mark. HERE'S A brief sketch of each team: : But the thing at stake tonight and tomorrow has Butler over« Butler: Shaky defense and lukewarm shooters . , . Junior-

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Swails Leads Greyhounds With 25 - Tigers Suffer First Points; Oakland City, Manchester Lose Loss of Season, 53-42 Indiana Central and two out-of-state quintets came out on top| A sustained style of play during last night's state basketball show. enabled the Howe Hornets to

Dwight Swalls, Indiana Centrai’s 6-5 center, turned in a 25-point |{OPPle Crispus. Attucks off the Alfred (Sonny Boy) West, awaited

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