Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 December 1950 — Page 18

Hoosiers—and It's a Gift

IU Cagers Show Miserably at Free Throw Line to Lose 64 to 62

Bad example can do awful things to records. Ask Indiana. Last night the Hoosiers dropped their first game of the year, 64-62, at the hands of unbeaten Bradley. Coach Branch MeCracken’s team lost out by doing something it learned from Butler in the Hoosier Classic last week . . . missing free throws. Butler set a dubious Classic record when it missed 27 of 41 charity toses against Indiana. And it must have been conta-| {ination in the second half to hand gious. Last night in Peoria, Ill, {the Bulldogs their third loss in 12 the Hoosiers missed 12 of 24 from {games with an Evansville team. the line while out-shooting Brad-| Rangy forward Bob Sakel led ley from the field 25 to 18, ‘the Aces with 21 points. Guard Meanwhile, the teacher of the Harland Sturgeon enjoyed his Bad habit, Butler, was taking it best night as a Bulldog by pot-| on the chin, 82-61, from Evans- ting 16. Other Butler pace-setters ville College in Owensboro, Ky. weré Forwards Shorty Burdsall| The loss was the Bulldogs’ sev-|and John Hall, both. of whom'

enth in eight starts. It was| got 12. “Evansville's eighth game without Muskingum College of defeat.

The big deal, though, was the 'advantage but capitalized on Indiana-Bradley game. The Hoo-{Speed last night to beat High| siers, ranked fifth in the nation Point, N, C., 95 to 68 in the final by the United Press poll, had game of the first-round play in| mone unbeaten in six games. the seventh annual Midwest Col-| Bradley's Braves picked up their legiate Basketball Tournament at

half to hold a 50-30 advantage, goon. 3. Hall 3. Burdsall 4

_The Aces continued their dom- 3 “Folder, Northerner.

Says Cagers | Valpo, La Crosse

Tampa's T0-degree weather im-| “OKLAHOMA CITY, Dec. -28 ,,655ed the La Crosse State Teach(UP) — The Oklahoma . Coaches ers and Valparaiso University Assoclatton was told today that football teams more than threeks foot long cigars presented them! *eonche d Bagkethall for their ne |when they arrived here last night, for their Cigar Bowl meeting {New Year's Day. | The La Crosse Indians said the) temperature was 22 degrees below] zero when they left Wisconsin {yesterday aboard a charter plane, [Coach Clark Van Galder brought 39 players.

The statement. came trom Floyd | Burdette, Alabama University |, basketball coach. Burdette is here for the All-Col-lege Basketball Tournament.

“We're using too many plays q

gates to a high school meeting] last night. Burdette said he was criticized lagt year for his team's low scor-| ing and added: “I'm showing the! fans this year I can coach offense

at 10:20 p. m. and Coach Emory Bauer said all his 33 players are in good shape.

court, University of Tampa co‘eds, and officials of the Egypt

and to hell with defense.” i ” Shrine carrying three-foot cigars Burdette's team has averaged, gifts met both teams.

61 points per game this season. | Both squads scheduled Burdette credited Alabama's first Florida workouts today. high scoring to the fact that his . teAm can make up offensive plays

as it goes along and doesn't have Park School Cagers

to rely on set patterns, “Take Kentuc ky, " Burdette sald. | Defeat Alumni, 72- 54 “We can’t beat 'em but we have a Park School's varsity basketlot'of fun because they just cover ‘ball team defeated the Alumni, thelr assigned men and don't pick 72-54, yesterday behind the shootup any strangers coming down the ing of John DeVoe who bucketed | court.” 28 points, Burdette said hot weather made High scorers for the Alumni basketball ' tough in Alabama. Were Bill Cline and Herman “People around there can't spell Koethe each with 1 markers,

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| MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Dec. 28| | (UP)~—Harold Green of Brooklyn, (IN. Y., knocked out. Chico Pacheco lof Brazil in one minute, 22 seconds of the 10th and final round! Fl; last night: before 2873 fans: 3 3

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- Oklahoma, Kentucky See Graduation, Draft Peril to Golden Era

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 28 (UP) ~—Between the draft and graduation, the golden era of post-World War II football may end with the Sugar Bowl for Oklahoma and Kentucky. Graduation will cost Oklahoma, | the nation’s No. 1 team, seven offensive and defensive starters. It will cost Kentucky 17 men, includ-

The draft and callups of reserves may riddle what the teams have left, including the coaching staffs. Both coaches, Charles (Bud) Wilkinson of Oklahoma and Paul (Bear) Bryant of Kentucky, are Naval Reserve officers.

Taking the floor for the Evansville Aces Saturday night when meet Butler at the Fieldhouse are senior lettermen Lamy Holder (left) and Jim Barnett (right). Larry, at 5-10, is the shortest member of the startingsfive. Jim has won varsity letters the past three years taking over in the forward and center spots. Evansville thumped Butler, 82 to 61, last night in Owensboro, Ky.

At Delaware, 356 teams will compete, compared to 398 last season. At Speedway 568 teams will vie for the title, while there

Veteran Doesn't Use Familiar Ball - To Nearly Duplicate '48 Classic Score

By MARION CRANEY

Subject To Recall As such, 'théy are subject to re{call at any time. So are Assistant Coaches Gomer Jones and George Glynn of Oklahoma, both Naval Reserves, Freshmen Coach Bill Jennings and Athletic Business Manager Ken Farris of Oklahoma are Marine Reserves. They've been expecting the call a long time. Bryant's first assistant, Carney Jones, is a Naval Reserve. 80 is Clarence Undarwood, who coaches Kentucky's centers and Backfield Coach Frank Moseley is a Naval Reserve, but is going VPI, so Kentucky will lose him in any case. As to players, the coaches explained that they ought to be able to keep most of their reserves, if the international situation doesn't get worse plus whatever first-stringers don’t graduate. The reason is that they are in the advanced reserve officers training corps. Ripe for Draft . The general policy has been to let advanced ROTC students finish their college courses, when they become available as second lieutenants. But both teams are depending heavily on last season’s freshmen for 1951's varsity team. That is where the rub comes in. While most of the freshmen take ROTC training, they are in basic classes and probably ripe for the draft. This is the situation, as Oklahoma and Kentucky see it, if the war doesn't spread and the armed forces are expanded as President Truman has prescribed.

Hellermen Hopi Buffalo Won't # A Insult to Inj juries

* Carveth Will Make jul Debut As Sub for Ailing Larry Wilson

The Caps have all the | is part of

Heller looked over the casualty list. He found that Bill Folk and

other two weeks And Heller also wondered about Nelson Podolsky's weak ankle,

and Jerry Reid's bad knee. Heller for Folk

But the Cap head man had remedies for the situation. He'll fill in at defense for the injured Folk. And he’ll insert Joe Carveth in Wilson's center spot. Carveth, sent down by the parent Detroit Red Wings, was due to report at noon today. ) On the bright side Heller found Doug McKay recovered from a hout with the flu and Goalie Jim Henry’s tooth trouble corrected. Henry worked yesterday but missed Tuesday's workout to have an upper front tooth extracted. An enemy stick had damaged the nerve of the pesky bicuspid.

Bisons Sock Mohawks The Caps and the Bisons can

ters twice before it lost, 3-2, here Nov. 9. Last night the Bisons opened a three-game Western invasion on a happy note by socking Cincinnati, 7-5. The Bisons hold a

Eastern Division of the American Hockey League. The Cleveland Barons. opened

second place Cincinnati Mohawks

Les Douglas’ hat trick. Douglas scored three goals—the! last with 21 seconds remaining— to give the Barons a 6 to 5 victory, over the Springfield Indians last] night. Meanwhile the St. Louis Flyers g edged out the Pittsburgh Hornets, 2to1l.

Cap Scoring

; ; Terre Haute. For Frank “Bud” Argus, his record 749 series last night at were 643 a year a i JOR lu in ft Jhany = les. OE Wesleyan University Pritchett’'s was a comeback in more ways than one. The reasons are: singles there her Le. wee Charley Grover’s fielder w g 1. His current average of 187 was the lowest in recent years. : to ds left was the clincher. eliminated North Central College] as compared to 1197 in early segond: First Half of Naperviile, Til, in the opener| 2 His printing business last year had forced him to lay aside 1950" After openings Jan. 6 at See-Saw half Brad. |of the doubleheader, 53 to 49. the sport. and he had been trying to pick up his old game. Ss way and Jan, 7 at DelaAtter a see-saw first ha rip Taylor's Trojans rounded out 3. He wasn't using his familiar Brunswick ball, but an Ebonite Speed the. contests will opto e ley ‘held a 35-34 Jong. 3 hel the picture last night, downing that last night decided him to through five week-ends. Because minutes after the intermission Hofstra, 57-51, in Hempstead, |throw like he did in 1948, when he gus’ Pritchett Recreation team. of the 1 t entry fee reducIndiana had Shot Int a 51-43 aa NY ’ ‘hit a 750-series in the Indianapolis His team’s 3001 came from 968-1110 ea? a DY Be ame vantage. But Indiana's pressing ™: =: {Classic. |1053-980. Other team totals were, ’ : defense pressed the Braves to the Indiana (62) Bradley 00 | It was in that same classic Delaware Bowl, 2059; Cline, 2040; than that of last season. foul line where they Sashied in on Secwnd 15 tt ft pl "4 sonetan. nt ft p »! league last night at Pritchett’s Fehrs Beer, 2926, Mechanics a oe 3100 for She inhes 2 six straight attempts and soon RLoRG:, § 3 0.1 i 2 3/that he blasted games of 214-280- Laundry, 2942. : -game singles handihad the score tied at 52-all. HULS 111 3 Grover t 81 31255 to set the new season’s series # cap sweepstakes for men at St. Then with four and one-halfiGerreice 1 ¢ HEH ire 3 2 4lrecord. Bill Lee and Patty Strie- IBA Secretary Oscar Behrens Philip's lanes, where competition minutes left the Braves strolled faite = 1 ¢ Magn _§ © 3'peck had tied for the record with announces a decrease in entries begins Saturday, extends through toa 62-59 lead. Bobby Masters Rine.¢ 30 4 745s. Argus’ 280 game came from | for the men’s city tournamentiSunday and Monday, and winds hi€’a free throw and Phil Buck Miandsg 5 9 1 0 which opens Jan. 6 and extends/up the next week-end. Entry fee eh field d the Hooslers Dobson.y HR 3 la 11 strikes and a second trame 1 rough Feb. 4. is $4 per man got a fielder an — Zo #%pare. " - had it tied. Tot 25 73 31 Totals 18 28 22 A veteran of both World Wars, # = = 8 n>» An airtight stalling game with aif i Ts | {Argus has bowled 34 years, start- LAST NIGHTS LEADERS BE Bm a Co. ... 388 deliberate passing held off the Masters, Hill Luft 3, Miranda. Robbins 3, ling in the old Capitol alleys. Bud Argus, Pritchett Recreation vin 749 g Seite Somsa. i Todt 4 Hoosiers in the final frenzied sec- Schlictman, Preece, Behnke, Melchiorre 4.|!N8 | Earl Henry, Preyn Bro thers a ey rett T d ; Bowing is in the family. His Mike e Sansone, x Fred & ole attest 3 Bil ¥ Beck, Gra 80 onds, Then Grover Skipped Under Butler on 2 31 Evansville un of father, Joe Argus Sr. still rolls fade Mullinix, Fred Cline Realtor .. hi ol me ined, Barber the basket and deposite 8 purasant 5 5 "ll. marnettt 3 "for the Optimist League at|Dick Pmiifips. Mechanics Laundry... oo] Albert O Ralph Gil ost ie, Diatotid” Chain field goal for the decision. He Weidekamp.t 1 0 0J Barnett 3 3 2| d brother Joe Jr.| ih Reichard, Hornaday Milk ...... 849 Bob Meyer, Variety Club had scored 14 of his 17 points In| | Granny. ¢ ¢ gw saat 18 Si ABtiets, as Hea rot a Fox op Foltz. Shadeland Pharmacy ..... $40'B. "Harris. Metal Auto. Parts . the second half, Rusenatin.? 10 8iaxt rd.e 4 3 3 uh In both that’ Po il, mis Sai of Shoes ©... ; HE dehmann RIE Chadersls’” i Forward Bill Tosheff and|ioistone 1 8 3iNortherners 3 ¢ 3iHunt Classic. In yron Scagss, Dismond Chain .1:\.11! @3¥Jim Grayson, YMCA-YWCA 834 ho fens 8 8 ORE" 8 § Hine classic leagues, he 1s on the BTU juris $e afer, Ioglanaepls Mien: fi Guard Sammy Miranda paced the Porserotse, g 0 3 5/Holder.s d 2 3| Pritchett Recreation team. {Carl McAfee, Fehr's Beer 8' John Andrews, W. ar oi Hoosiers with 10 points aplece. |Radkovic 1 1 liCanterbury.g 4 3 1] {Pat “Shelby, Gene's Service . WOMEN 1 {Sturgeon,g 6 4 2/Combs.g o 0 o/ Other outstanding scorers last) {Roy Hiatt, Sam's Tavern | 633 : Evansville Hot | Pheoantes 3 1 &Schwites © 0 0 night were: [Jerry Eden. Howe 400 Club . 630 Jean Dunkman, Flscher Bros. Elec. .. 34 A crowd of 4000 watched the durgne, 1 $0 | Earl Henry, Freyn Brothers, | Bi Blyth.” Delaware Bowling Center.. 630 Beulah Maners, ‘Howes Seal 8s: Bulldogs .lose to the Purple Aces, -| ! { Behrens, Marott 8! : telle Nash, Justus Contracting aid 570 hit about 65 Totals 24 13 23] Totals 32 18 22 683 on 235-225-223; Mike Sansone, | Leonard Faust, Wayne Park Garage | 625 Marge Skelton. Motor EXDress ...... Thi Evapsville team hit ahou | Halftime Score—Evansville 30, Butler 30.|Coca-Cola, 680 from 236-222-222; Bill Lane, Pritchett Recreation -:--.. oa Neil Kosting, Jodie Tybewtiel i 7. pep cent of its shots in the first Phe Seo ’ ah Prin ts, M tual Mi lk rk, Stoker Service. Appliance 18 Jennie Colfer, Jodiana Gea

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‘esnes 4 women with 584. Jim Ronk Of Gus Minardo, Cook's Beer ......... A04 | Catherine Treacy, Dr. J. E. Kernell .. 481 Charles Koch, ical Mik .....e.. 604 Betty Sluder, Zionsville . 47 Howard Sams team rolled a trip-| Norbert Smpatdo. Bloc Com ‘ > + en Marge Brancheau. Indpls. Bleaching. . 416 ancisco rispl. eves nes Welker, Coco~ licate of three 110 games at Kin $a Ho Dinas, Rs +1. 402 Eleanor Roth, National Theater Supply | Iaria’s. 602 Dortha Neige ABua oasland: orien pr . Marie Cramer, Gil [risa Sexton,

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#3 Bob Davies Injured Times State Service FT. WAYNE, Dee. 28—Roches- [M [ter's Royals will be without the |services of Forward Bob Davies

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dislocation during the Royals’ 7468 basketball triumph over Ft. {Wayne here last night. Davies {will be out for several weeks.

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NSVILLE TOURNEY 3 Eradeud emertl olland - 38.

r ater Del 54, Holland i {gontelation). | Memorial 58, Lynnville 41 (fina

VALPARAL Oo North Judson 51, Valparaiso 48. Chesterton 50, P ortae Twp. 43.

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Tam 72 Yale | villanoya 67, Detroit 58, Youngstown 61, Pean 56.

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