Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 December 1950 — Page 10
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ages will both favor Michigan as am convinced that the Cowboys'| it upsets California. ton Bowl our
Andy Gustafson's Hurricanes.
it looks lke ‘the Tigers have too many guns.
lymps, Tri-Ci
To End Three-Game Losing String at Home
Visitors to Call on ‘Reserve’ Officers
Logan and Vance Who Are on Leave
. By FRANK ANDERSON If the Indianapolis Olympians can start smoking tonight, they can: CNE: Stunt a home game lesing streak that has reached three. | TWO: Fag the Tri-Cities Blackhawks, THREE: Blow victory rings to the delight of their Butler Fieldhouse fans. {
As of now it's the Olymps 2-to-1 rte PROPABLE LINEUPS aver the Hawks. If the “Bucket tndlanapolis Tri-Cities Brigade finds some Old Goals (a, Branhorst E rhddieman as ) the Hawks will-be round. firm |}! Grom k Pelarsch 1 8) | and fully-packed away beginning (12) G Brian (13: | it 8:30. t 5 Walther » G Logan (17)
Reserves INDIANAPOLIS —Lavoy 8;
Call Out Reserves Barker (10. McMullen (18), Shaeffer (18), Mrazovich ‘Tri-Cities thinks enough of the ' Tri Citles—Perking (11) Christiansen ge
hattle tor call out the reserves. an Vance (13), Hare Zoth Johnny Logan and Gene “ipo. g:30 p. m. in 8 Mer Feldnouse Vance, reserve officers on leave, Broadcast—8:30 p WAJ PM). will be in uniform tonight. Logan,
afore his duty call, belonged to
Hermsen "1161,
all loeal fans have been waiting 5 , a for: Bruce Hale drilled forthe hat select group known as eX-|g 4 ¢in0 this season. The spirited Tri-Cities eoaches. old pro. reported his ulcers were There have been two new Hawk ovina him no pain and he was soaches since the last date here. raring to go. But he told the Logan, the former Indiana-Uni- Olymp front office that he rersity star, relieved the resign- oq uidn't discuss a return to acng Dave McMillan. Then Logan ion until he was positive he was
in Hugh Curria Bl. Bob Blake (5)
nand. Tri-Cities is fast, rugged and tough. It says so in the N, Mike brings a familiar com- handbook. The Olymps are 33 nany on his first master-minding rugged and tough, too. But they'll b ‘in Indianapolis. Dike Eddle- have to reassure a lot of people. 'n, the 48-point guy against Ft. Things aren’t what they used to ive Dee. 17; Frankie (Shoot) be, fans. ian, Rookie Cal Christiansen, Victory tonight would keep the
WRerson on Deck
By BILL
arren Perkins, Logan, Vance once-proud -Olymps out of the nd Kleggie Hermsen are all in Western Division cellar, They're ‘OW. now in a fourth-place tie
To that select group add Ed Hawke. Peterson. Ed came to the Hawks Pro Basketball rom Syracuse in exchange for - i ‘enter Noble Jorgensen. Likewise, NATIONAL Eases sl: A w
ames.
CIE A g ASSoctATION At home, things are looking up. |
Local Cage Pros Seek fice Action Throbs ina yr
Whe said the Statue of Liberty slay is found arly in football? Buffalo Goalie Genre: Dion pulled one last night in the Coliseum when he juggled and finally grabbed the puck after a Cap shot. That's Benny Woit of Indianapolis (6) slapping at the puck with his stick. Benny had company ‘an earlier loss by a narrow 68-65
and Les Hickey iy of Buffalo.
EGGERT
The Indianapolis Caps left for Cleveland today to see if they with an 't brighten up their road record tomorrow night after clubbing Buffalo's Eastern Division leaders here last nignt, 6 to 1, Away from the Coliseum, the Caps have won only six of 18 gianapolis, and former champ Joe! games, but three of those victories have been in the last five road
10:03 and Gordon Haidy got loose
Haidy notched his second goal steal-
‘cribble in the name of Johnny Dhiadetatit WL Pet. There were 4108 Coliseum cus-| largis, a vagabond from Ft. poston =~ ©. in Vayne and Anderson. Top with New Vork 3. 1B Codorovich ‘and shake well. Sailimore 8 H last October. The Caps looked too close to the Caps’ cage. Hale Drills Western Divisign : ? their sharpest this season with But the Hawks don’t have a Rochester i # Pet. the veteran Joe Carveth fitting at 1:00 in the tinal nevind, nonopoly on change. A pleasant gr, Wares: . t: EB , el d John Wilson. ne was g§dded to the Olymp's I IND ANAPOLIS i {an rill yesterday. Wah-Wah Jones. | Feitie 13 15 Aad (Nellie) Podelsky, the peoples’ sisted.
“sesuLTs LAST XG |cherce, got his first bit of game
Sitios 91. Weshidaron 80. laction, relieving a lame Gordon Rilageiphiy 91, Byrscyse 8 fovertime:. Haidy midway through the final Loupvitie AL Remit cunenied period. Podolsky broke an ankle Eheboywan "132. Ranses eit in training camp last September. Ly Bata | Carueth Scores Cutting Buffalo's Eastern Di-
vorked oyt at-half-speed. Wah von't pe in uniferm tenight, but
Then there was the news that
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the last nine home games. Carveth, a loan from Detroit while the injured Johnny Wilson : Michigan Picked to Upset Bears recovers from a shoulder separ- : In Top Bowl Tilt in Nation ation in Windsor, Ont, scored By FRANK LEAHY, Head Football Conch University Notre Dame | y a . , up Enio Sclisizzi’s goal in the fiFOOTBALL 18 KING for one more week-end. Bowl = period. ime is here with all its glamour, pageantry and top flight|
one goal and Podolsky was credited with a nifty assist, setting
ing I Selecting post-season winners poses a slightly] Cape Jed ie High Scorn Bre
ifferent problem than regular season games because injwick and Paul Meger scoreless.
\ddition to their proven ability teams must be able to main. DeMarco and Meger rank one- due to the disbanding of the New that he tain that competitive sharpness which was theirs one month
{two in league scoring.
Spoil Shuotout
go. Keeping boys interested | “=~ TA a artes) A scoreiese fr rio en clubs fa. o cash in n football over Christmas uy George Barelay and his Washes an bo ind New Year's is an added ington and Lee Generals. Since out into a 2-0 second period lead. =paching chore, |these Jams Some Jom ® far Ben Woit swished a long sereen A re 202 8 cuit to gauge the ‘shot by Goalle Connie Dion at Because previous columns have een devotad to three of the ability on any common point. We
do know that Wyoming's mest!
major bowls, we will lMmit our Co Co son ee from South Collec e Jdigsensgion in these instances to
Bend.
we be- pa is high scoring Eddie Tal-
we, naming of tie team
5 eve will win. boom, and he is one of the best. Basketba! #8 x Also, 1 have visited with Wyo- RAL STATES TOURNEY ON THE WEST COAST I feel ming Coach Bowden Wyatt at yugerson bl, Milwaukee Teachers
18 and 1 Eastern Nlinols 99, Southeastern Missouri
MIDWEST TOURNEY mifinals
he long rest and the law of aver- several coaching clinics,
In the Cot- spotless record is no accident. ¢.nirai Missouri 68, Wheato
57 that Weighing these two factors along Muskingum 72, Kansas Wesleyan 02.
season rec- TEN
opinion is } BIG IHineis 65.
‘oach Blair Cherry will bow oui with the respective | DePaul 68,
vitor 3 Texas .ords we co y wi he s ~!lowa 61, Chicage Levela 36 victorious as his Te xas Long- Ol 1 e Cf me ug th t ; eléc ane, 81 Chiease Lavuis M0 wrns defeat the University of tion of Wyoming over Washing- Wisconsin 75, San: Jose State 59. lennessee ton and Lee. : a Sint 0 THERS “iste 51 A * ndiana ale », . 5 ~ » J ino 5 Ire ag vet Arizona 41. New York City College 38. LORIN ha OC ma IN A GAME WHICH will soe Baldwin-Wallace 5" Hove 65 § ( rob 0 0 ne g¢ B a § . ange . ~ : “New undreds of crippled children as California Poly W. El Tore Marines 41. Ve Ble gang lo see the biggest benefactors, San Gincinnatl At Nar 3 irleans. It’s still Oklahoma over Cornell 59, Stanford 36 ities Ry in Ov lose n. Franciscans will see one of the Denison 33 Harvard de cK ‘ery ciose con- ‘ " . uquesne G0, . . PHNpe y In a - % vear's better games. The East- Eastern Washington 33, Lewis and Clark est.
West charity games have become | gv" craire Teachers ‘92, IMiinois Normal 74 r . 4 vy fos . LaSalle 60, lda 19, . one of the outstanding features a Tama Western Kentucky 10. of the holiday week-end. Each Oregon 68, Collexe of Puget Sound 66.
a time). year (General Manager Bill Coff- (scramento mt im
Miami's Orange Bowl will have ne ' of its finest aftractions in any years as the home town Seattle 81,
" Inve s . i. eam from the University ot man improves the over-all pic- Sering Hill (Ala.) 65, St, Peter's (N:J) 62 Miami ‘hosts Clemson. Neither . san Francisco 1. Georgia Teeb 47. ; ture of the game. Stena 1 Temple 54, eam tasted defeat this fall st. Mary's 45.
Southern Oal Ma 4 To vear they .are-ptaving it, ON Siewart Chevrolet 55, Portland U. 3% aturd \y
(tomorrow BO | St. yenture Wi illiams wo’ ! 91, i ollege 5 that they Toledo iss ssinn ticipants to the
can fly all oi the par-|ucLA 66. Pittsb Yuin E—-Arizens State Monday
Rose Bowl on Washington (St as the guests of the San Washington State 59, Central Washington rm red 10. I rancisco Shriners. OKLAHOMA CITY I'he spectacle of the entire pro- Yanderbiil it paler 8 vu. A abhor motion is so great that the im- ion semifinals). ot \ af " , A ns. 46. Alabama. portance of the actual foothall Oklahoma tA! game is almost outweighed.. But, finals) this is taken care of once the
ithough each was tied once. It vill be a battle of the “T' versus he single wing. with Clemson thowing one of the nation’s best ingle wing offenses, Clemson's ittack is devised to exploit every wunce of power, and 1 believe the rigers possess a bit too much for
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TOURNEY 43 (consoln Texss 30 (sémiEN VID (OKLA. TOURNEY
Northwestern, Loyisiana 8%. East Central whistle sounds, and in a 60-minute klaho
Clemson will know it has been n a ball game as it is opposing
“ne of the most improved teams , ! a Oia Ade) Teachers 44, Phillips U. thriller which will. see our ow m n America. However, from here, ur own “ge (consolation se final Kas 34
y Gr 3 <i 61, Jerry Groom and Bill Gay taking Miemiinal part, 1 predict an Eastern victory. DIXIE CLASSIC » = = North Carolina State 89, Tu
- ‘ 3 Ist a \ 2 34, UNFORTUNATELY the East Narr oo North Careins we “state
will be deprived of the services of oleate 80.1 uke 8° FONRNEY one of football's all-time great seuth Dakota State 68, Augustana 8. quarterbacks.
Til 11 63, lowa Teachers 60, a Bob Williams has {Nh kota 33, North Dakota 65, not sufficiently recovered from the Motninestie 65, North Daketa State 58. Kk a » SUNSHINE TOURNEY back injury he received in Notre Ab{lene Caristian 56, Seutheastern (Okla) Dame's final game to play tomor- . Mis {State 11. row. 1 know that Bob's many Sout wed ssour a i : 3 (Fiagstan) College 81, Culver-Stockton B59 tevertim
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While trimming the Bisons, the]
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Cap Goglie Jim Henry, who hasn't had a shytout this season was sgeored upon finally at 10: 01 when Gordon Pennell zipped a screen shot into the page to the right of Henry.
The “Zaps surged back ‘and at
Dion after making two saves was nailed to the ice by teammate’ Stan Maxwell, . leaving the cage en. Podolsky set up Sclisizzi's goal at 18:01 with Seclisizzi scoring while Defenseman Bob Blake was hanging on. Fred Glover climaxed the nightmare for Dion with the! final tally at 19:09. Schedule Revised Meanwhile, the Caps General Manager, Dick Miller, has announced four changes in the Cap’s remaining home schedule!
{Haven club. The Eagles’ remain{ing dates here will be filled by:
nati, ule is: .Louis; Jan. 7, Cleveland; Jan. 11, Cincinnati; Jan. 14, St. |
Louis; Jan. 18, St. Louis; Jan. 21, Pittsburgh; Jan. 25, Spring-
field; Jan. 28, St, Lou's; Feh. 1 Pittsburgh; Feb. 8, Cincinnati; Feb. 11, Cleveland; Feb, 15,
Hershey; Feb. 18, Hershey; Feb. 25, Cleveland; March 1, Providence; March 4, Pittsburgh; |. March 8, Cincinnati; March 11, Buffalo, and March 18, Clevelland.
Hockey Summary -
| INDIANAPOLIS: Goal, ‘Henry; Pronovost, Kraftcheck; Center, Reid wings, Glover, McKay: ' Spares, Helle Wait, McNab, MorFaon, Sclisizsl, Podolsky. 3 Wilson, Haldy, Carveth. BUFFALO: Goal Dion; Deiense. Dick. Center, McNabney: Wings, -Ashbee, Hickey; Spares. Finkbeiner, Warwick: Meger, DeMarco, Pennell, Atanas, Max Blake, Officials: Referee, Linesman, Hal Jackson SCORE BY PERIODS: INDIANAPOLIS ‘ne 0 2 4-6 Buffalo 0 0 1— 1 SCORING: Pirst period: Scorin None. Currie (holding), Heller
Defense,
Bernie LeMaitre
Penalties —
holdin ng) Second period he NDIANAPOLIS, Woit Re a) 10.03, Rk INDIAN APOLIS, Haidy
his otat! Penalties- “Pen.
INDIANAPOL 3.
19:53. n ing { Th ird Period 3 - Haldy uz
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, BUFFAT L 10 01 > In: on) 14:32 6 INDIANAPOLIE Relhk rise } A N4 -- Podolsky. McNab) 18:01. Ce INDIAN.
APQLIS. Glover (Reid) 1
2: 9.. enalties— fcKay Ki leking puck off |i rite
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GARY TOURNAMENT Emerson 54. Wirt 3% Edison 353, He orace “Mann 84, Wallace i. en 55, Roosevelt 60, Gath 8 HAMMOND TOURNEY Hammond 45. Noll 35. Clark 35, Tech SOUTH ive TOURNEY South Send Washington 38, Michigan
City 5 Sout ox Bend Adams 52, South Bend Riley
EVANSVILLE TOURNEY Princetan 45, Evansville Central 43. Winslow 30, Evansville Reitz 48
Dee. 81, Cincinnati; Jan. 4, St. |
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ow ara Sie ooh ty He” res bn Podolsky, Carveth Give State Welter Title : Cans That Sharp Laok Mt Stake Tonight
Thumn Buffalo's Eastern Leaders, 6-1, With Haidy Scoring Two Goals
Andy Anderson To Meet Sgro
The Indiana state welterweight crown will be at stake tonight as Champion Andy Anderson, In-
Sgro, also of Indianapolis, climb) into the ring at the Armory. Anderson is defending his title
47 1 tomers last night, the best Thurs-'on a breakway at 19:53 when for the first time since he lifted fo! day house since the home opener the Bisons »ulled their defense the mantle from Sgro two months 8-
ago. Sgro, who took the year-old boxer’'s challenge. too lightly the last time, now says
a well into the line of Rod Morrison ing the puck In front of the Ne's in top shape and is set to And Nelsen Bison's goal and scoring unas- 'e82in the crown before retiring.
The title go is scheduled for 10 rounds. Another Indiana state champ, ‘Lightweight Gene Parker, Indian-| apolis, will meet Bob Brown, Chi-|
cago, in an eight-round nontitle!
semiwindup. Three other fights are sched-
vision lead to three points en- 14.50 Carveth flipped the puck Wed by Promoter Norb Updike. abled Indianapolis to steady Its into the unprotected Bison cage. Dick Cherry, Indianapolis, meets
Toe Louis Brown, Chicago, in a heavyweight match; James Cousins,” Indianapolis, takes on Middleweight Bill Collins of Lansing, Mich.,, and George Morris, Louisville, tangles with Mike O’Brien in a featherweight bout. The three prelims are bookad over the four-round route.
Cousins, who meet Collins,
{fought in Minneapolis last night
and lost-on points to Gus Gempf, South Dakota! middleweight,
No Head Harness
Promotor Updike announced is not ready to experi-
ment with head harness on his
boxers and the adversaries on to-
After a scoreless first period St. Louls, Pittsburgh and Clnein- night's card will net be required
earry the gpeeisl protective
te penalties, the Caps blossomed The revised Indianapolis sehed. ‘covering.
The Nhead gear was recom. mended, but not made an erder, {by the National Boxing Association after the ring death of!
Sonnv Tay West in New York! last week, First bout on tonight's local
program is to Start at’ 8:30,
On the Ice
AMERICAN HOCKEY LEAGUE Western Division
W L T Pts. G OG Cleveland | vo 31 09 3 45 133 og Cincinnati ....... 6 11 5 37 108 96 Pittsbureh 15 12 4 4 9&6 54 INDIANAPOLIS .. 13 18 2 28 115 128 St. Lou . 13 17 2 38 99 115 Eastern Division i W L TPts. G OG ei, Buffalo . eee. 20,10 2 42 156 13 Hershey 19 12 1 3% 17 ‘ovidence 13 18 3 27 112 2 Soringtield 12 18 2 268 27 136 xNew Haven 5 23 0 10 Ti 154 xDisband»
ay LAST NIGHT
Hershey 3, Springfield 1. INDIANAPOLIS 6, Buffalo 1 NATIONAL LEAGUE W L TPs. G 0G Detroit .......... 20 6 6 46 111 62 Sorento 10 8 7 45 110 +68 Chicago ... 15 7 20 88 161 Boston 18 8 28 32 103 fontreal . 0 17 7 2 71 84! New York 8. 14'3 25 68 100
RESULTS LAST NIGHT Detroit 8, Montreal (Only Game _ Scheduled)
utr Totes Wrong Streak To linois
Butler could have picked an easier
Bowl Briefs— Grandelius to Give Gay
Lift in East-West Game
Michigan State Star Will Share Safety Duties, Punting With Notre Dame Ace
: By United Press SANTA CLARA, Cal.—Everett Grandelius of Michigan State way to seek its second basketball wii; handle the punting and also share the safety-man duties with victory in nine starts tonight. - 'Bijiy Gay of Notre Dame when the East squad meets the West in The Bulldogs from Indianapolis the 26th annual Shrine game in San Francisco tomorrow afternoon. take on Harry Coombs’ tough Jerry Groom of Notre Dame, Johnny Kerestes of Purdue and University of Illinois quintet in Jack Rowden of Maryland were assigned line-backing chores, while Tuff gymnasium. It will be the | Nick Bolkovac of Pittsburgh will 15th time the two teams ae handle kickoffs, field goals and
battled. Illinois, riding at 5-2 on Princeton Ni extra-point conversions. ‘he season, has won seven of the|
games and figures to take the;
cake tonight. Despite graduation losses the, p 0
Illini have defeated such powerful fives as Marquette, Oregon State, DePaul, Washington State and, Pennsylvania. Only Toledo and) DePaul have conquered Coombs’ team. DePaul gained revenge for]
Hinklemen Face Sixth Setback In Row Tonight
Times Special { CHAMPAIGN, Ill, Dec. 29
ithe rival coaches, that Sugar Bowl game between Oklahoma |and Kentucky on New Year's Day {should involve two gosh-awful ‘teams. Kentucky Coach Paul (Bear) Reitz, 50 to 48 Bryant admitted his boys were Lg United Press |“sluggish” earlier this week. And Princeton and Winslow sported, now, in reference to his Osiaticus ‘two-point victories over a pair of Players, Coach Charles . Lost 5 in Row |Evansville high school cage! Wilkinson 1 says “they don't loo \squads in a holiday tourney that very good.” ’ Butler's sole win to date was prought together four teams on] BATON ROUGE, La. — The on Spget of Jowa, Since Foal me, UP’s well-regarded list. Kentucky football team will e Kulcogs have oS ve | _'avoid any heavy contact work in |straight., Tonight Tony Hinkle's| tt its remaining workouts for next
3, {men will continue as an unoffi-/ dazzle. and- Winslow trimmed Monday's Sugar Bowl clash with {cial member of the Big 10. The 3 Oklah Reitz 50-48 at Evansville. anoma. [Tllinois game marks the Bull- ewe have short. snappy workldogs’ sixth contest with members! In a nip-and-tuck contest, Cen- t ing. all phases of foots of that league. tral held a 43-41 edge with 32 Outs covering all ph Coach Paul seconds to go, but Princeton's Pall from here on, oac
i. The Butler iosing Streak be Charley Bullock hit a one-hander Bryant said, “but no more crime 19 the Songest. enue Yt a to even the count. Then Dickey Mages.” Ro c a Lone ] ib of McGowan of Princeton took a; AUSTIN, Tex. — The Texas gp ness. a. Lie. dou ime, net desperation shot with five sec-/football squad planned to leave height, defensive miscues ang in left and hit to put the here by plane early today for ging Rave out in front. Dallas, where it will meet Ten~ The lini have lack of expe- Winslow started fast and led nessee in the Cotton Bowl, New rience, but they possess the at- Reitz all the way, holding quar-| | Year's Day. tted tributes of which the Bulldogs|terly advantages of 15-9, 25-21,] Coach Blair Cherry admitte are shy. That's why the Butler(20d 31-26. Reitz made a last'’he was “quite pleased” with the istreak figures to go to six straight | period rally, but the Eskimos Longhorns yesterday ‘vas they tonight. stayed out in front. {wound up contact work with a Hammond High came through|15-minute offensive and defensive with a win over Hammond Noll,|serimmage. |45-35, in a city tourney there | DALLAS, Tex.—Gen. Bob NeyIn Minneapolis last night, and Hammond Clarkiland, coach of the Tennessee Fae tetvie |irouncad 5 amend Tech, 59-46.|tootball team, sald today, “the mes ammon MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. Dec. 20 UP’ "Big Ten ©. bor ne Borie wit Fenn Three Indianapolis boxers were| In a tourney at South Bend, Only End Doug Atkins missed defegted in preliminary matches! {South Bend Washington clipped | yesterday's practice. He had a [here last night. Michigan City, 58-54,"and South/gore throat and a fever. Chuck McGow, 126%, was Bend Adams thumped South Bend STANFORD, Cal—Halfbacks stopped in the first round by K. O, Riley, 52-35. 'Whizzer White of Arizona Morgan, 125!, Detroit; Jim In the Gary tourney, Emerson imempe) State and Brad RowCousins, 150, was outpointed in defeated city-rival Wirt, 54-37;|,..4 pe McMurry (Tex.) Teache five rounds by Gus Gempf, 158, of | Edison downed Mann 55-34; s, adr Fras Nagle of Aberdeen, S. D., and Bob Roberts, Roosevelt won’ from Tolleston, Re and Fullback Kyle Rote 140, was stopped by George Price, 60-28, and Wallace defeated of Southern Methodist today 143%, St. Paul, in the third Goshen, the only non-Gary team | round. in the tourney, 17 55. In the main event, Del Flanagan, 134%, St. Paul, knocked out Jackie Graves, 129%, Austin, Minn., in third round.
City, County Basketball Schedule Through Jan. 6
TONIGHT Beech Grove at Franklin Township Jackson Towaship of Boone County at Pike Township. MONDAY
Speedway at Plainfield tourney. JAN. 3 Decatur Central at Mooresville.
Winslow Trims |
margin.
onds contributed to Tigers
3 Local Boxers Lose
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