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Butler Drops
Cleveland Fattens Lead With 6-4 Win Over Caps
Veteran Thurier, Young Hergesheimer Score Two Goals Each Before 7283 Fans
CLEVELAND, O., Dec. 30 (UP)—Led by veteran Freddie Thurier and young Wally. Hergesheimer, both of whom scored two goals and two assists, the Cleveland Barong increased their Western Division lead in the American Hockey League to five full games by handing the Indianapolis Caps a 6 to 4 defeat tonight. The Caps return home tomorrow to meet Cincinnati in the
Indianapolis Coliseum. : College
A erowd of T283 roared their approval of a free-for-all fist fight that involved Joe Lund of Cleveland and Steve Kraftcheck
of Indianapolis late in the finai Basketball Butler oa pf Bae ®t ot chapter. Both received major pen- STATE ' t 3 1 Northerners 0 8 i alties. [Evansville 52, Butler 37. 3] 3 pammend 2 1.3% Roy Kelly, and Thurier started yn... Dame 76, Northwestern 73. 33 Yitaktig i113 OE yo core ey ist. Michaels 51, Tavior 80, 3 8 : Wilson, Max McNab and Freddie yo. 75. re IE $01 Glover of the Caps getting lamp- OTHERS 0 0 9 lighters also to make the Score Arizona 68, West Virginia 67. 301 3 to 2 at the end of the perl | Baldwin-Wallace 71, Fordham 62. 13 118] Tota 20 ui The Barons then launched al Bemidji Teachers 61, Concordia score—Evansville “a3. Butlet |
three-goal barrage in the second] period, with Hergesheimer andip,.ine Green 79, Colby 58. 2h H Semis a —epes Helms Univ. of Buffalo 58, Wiiliams 49. ended. Enio Slisizzi kept the caps) {Sorell =. Canisius NE 6s. in the e with his goal at of the” last period and Thurler| jo ay. Rentugky Stats 15, Be finished off the goal getting at'pyoeeers 59.
Suis Springhill 45...
Inn Moyne 53, Siena 47. Manhattan 70, San Joe State 54.) Hockey Summary en, Miami (0) 57, Marshall 49 Center, pou Bouelas:” Wings St. John’s 67, San Francisco 47
i ’ Helly: epires’s Thurier, Sonmor, St. Bonaventure 62, Western Kentucky State 57.
NAPOLIS—Goal, Henr Det fense-' , MeA , Vis, Sy rest: Sent | ‘Sparer [Wasuington St. Louis 59, Harvard foves, 3! Witeot,: Eats vith, | Westminster 71, Detroit 69. Fofoleksy-| Wittenberg 62, Mount Union 58. leveland — ed ln SPARTAN CLASSIC mor) 9. enn State 67, Ohio State 58. er Rel IAL a 52, Michigan State 46. nd : “Cleysiand—meree-| SUGAR BOWL eimer (Son: Samer Thurier) 3:40. 1, Cleve | an _- Ser of is: 3, Pena Ser amorost, Belisizst, Bul-
INDIANAPO L1s—
ler, over, 5 gle eNab) 1:10. 10. eveland— ul
RE 7:10 nalties— gas "ind {i alor-aghting):
~INDIANAPO wo 03. 3— Cigyelana ~ Cleveland
DIXIE TOURNAMENT Rhode Island State 93, North lina 69. {Duke 74, Tulane 72. —g Navy 66, Wake Forest 486, North Carolina State 85, Colgate 76 (championship). BIG SEVEN TOURNAMENT Missouri 62, Colorado 54. Oklahoma 68, fowa State 50. 3% Kansas 63, Nebraska 47, MOORHEAD TOURNEY Moorhead Teachers 67, Mayville Teachers 56.
Kraft.
South Dakota State 68, Morningside 64. (Championship). | SI CITY TOURNAMENT North Dakota 71, North Dakota State 62. Iowa State Teachers 59, Augus-
Cincinnati BAN 8:30. tana (S. D.) 52. Gevelana's a ie. ; SKYLINE TOURNEY 8! 1 Brigham Young 77, Colorado NA Clnnat 3 A&M B52. -
Ear was Tuled good when
'Iweek that the Bulldogs had lost 'to the Aces. But the Aces could|line.
‘Notre Dame Rumor |
Ho a od ard Jacl
Winner In Shrine fo
With Mercury As Aces Win
Evansville Stays Undefeated With 52-37 Triumph
By FRANK ANDERSON | The temperature dropped last |night, So did Butler. | The defeat-weary Bulldogs {rolled under the listless heels of 'Evansville’s unbeaten Purple {Aces, 52-37. A sparse crowd of 11131 looked on in the fieldhouse.
Local Lets in Rose Bowl Tomorrow
The loss was Butler's ninth in {10 games. Evansville set a new! school record by racking up its!
ninth straight win of the season.! Ahead Once ! Butler led only once. That was in the first two minutes of the game when John Hall potted a set shot for a 2-1 advantags. {After that the Aces had things {well under control. Butler's {ragged play set the tone for the {contest. The Aces relaxed twice {and the Bulldogs tied each time, jonce at 8-8 and again at 11-11. Once Tony Hinkle became so exasperated at the miscues of his 6-4 center, Bob Jackson, that he yelled, “Jackson, get under the basket and stay there.” But Jackson must not have heard, for most of the people under the baskets were Evansville players. That condition resulted in a 23-16 advantage for the Aces at the half. Evansville men drifted along with the fumb-| ling Butler tide, putting out just! enough to control everything in sight.
Rally a Bit The Bulldogs came back in the second half and did a shade better. With 10 minutes gone they trailed oniy 24-28. But at ithe three minutes to go the Aces were in front by 14 points, 46-32. That 14 points could have been 100 as far as Butler was concerned. The rest of contest was wasted motion. Use Six Men Evansville used only six men. Hinkle played 13 boys in a futile search for a good combination. The nearest Butler came to having a hero was Dick Cranny, who canned seven points. Guards Bob Sakel and Larry Holder carried the burden for the Aces with 16 and 12 points, respectively. It was the second time in a
hardly puff out their chests too far. Victory over Butler is just like matching Sugar Ray Robinson and your grandmother.
Rosenstihi, Sturgeon, | O'Neal and Frank Luzar.
Buckeyes Lose
1s/8truck like Pickett's chargers un-
on. | Butts (Georgia), Art Guepe (Vir-|(
Don Oldham [let and Pete Palmer are former Indianapolis high school and prep ih grid
stars who will be
aying for the University of Michigan tomorrow in the Rose Bowl in Pasadena,
Cal. Oldham is a former Crispus Attucks Times All-City halfback. Palmer prepped as an all-around athlete at Park School. They're hoisting the heavy face guard and helmet to be worn by Palmer who suffered a broken jaw earlier in the season. Both play in the Wolverine backfield mostly on defense.
Georgia Boy Marches Notre Dame Edge
Through North, 31-6
Rips Northerners’ Line to ‘Sheds in Annual .Blue-Gray Grid Tilt
EVANSTON, IIL, {—Notre Dame held off a
today to lead the South to a 31 to 6 victory in the 10th annual cats, Blue-Gray football game. School.
It was a gray day both in the sky and on the scoreboard as Notre Dame
ate game before 21,000 enthusias- re
tic fans in Cramton Bowl. {GIAY seeeesnsses:619 0 631 seconds.
1950 Georgia team who was only
injuries, scored two touchdowns Flowers pass
lost the “war” for the Northern|37-37 halftime deadlock.
two defeats (one game was a the Rebels ate up 259, wartime. high school affair) SOUTH Left ends—Lary (Alabama); (Army) (Tulane);
Lovellette Sets
Poldberg |
{der the direction of Coaches Wally Shira
Left 'tackles—Les
ginia) and Dutch Meyer (Texas Kagsas 4 puny oy LSU); Browh (Ar-
Christian). seghite, J (Ark From the point where they first| [Risbt got the ball on their own 24 the
To Penn State
| | EAST LANSING, Mich. Dec. (UP)—Penn State’s two-pla-toon basketball system was too; much for Ohio State tonight as! the Easterners won, 67 to 58, in the third game of the second an'nual Spartan holiday cage classic. | Alternating two teams, Penn [State - beat down the &fubborn Ohio State Buckeyes to take a 31-30 lead a few seconds before |the first half ended. The Tigers] held. the lead until midway * through the second period when Ohio State eased ahead for a few | seconds. ‘High scorer for Penn State was Guard Panaplos with 19 points. Ohio State's Karaffa was high man with 18. Princeton Unbeaten Princeton University won its; 16th consecutive basketball game with a sparkling 52 to 46 victory) over previously unbeaten Michigan State in the final game. Princeton's winning streak in-|| cludes 10 games from last year.
ball immortal George Sisler, was] the high scorer for Princeton with! 16 points, while Leif Carlson oy 11 for the Spartans. Chuck DeVoe of Indianapolis, scored four points for Princeton,
Is Flying Again
Dave Sisler, son of former base-. ®
CHICAGO, 1 Dec. pn DAPAUS]
Avinger sneaked for the score. "| Mansneld pLeachers) ' Early in the second period Tale iaskles—Cerne Chuck Shira, a West Point tackle’ itt, sus who “seceded” to play with his aval, Fe ki native South, pounched on a fum-" i ty suards Brown (I'linols) ; ble by Nonthwestern’ 8 Dick Flow. ng pelts Kies — Mantons (Villanova): ers. on ankee Av nger | w! passed to Dan Foldberg, another! (rif) ° efdi—~Waleon {Ohia States : Pox. Army man who chose the course gJ.iteibacks—Fiowers (Northwestern); of Robert E. Lee, for 21 yards and! k rusk Daifbecks A (Notre Dame);
(Northwestern); iseventh place.
(Illinois); Davis i Grande (Corne
the six games in which
three plays later Mixon crashed ph 1 tf" haifbacks: olertoss (Missourt); {20 all-time career mark. New Salem 42, Orange 38 (final). Wee Willie rode in every race across from the 12, [5 [Backs —C ey Penn); Taylor (Cor! HARTFORD CITY TOURNEY Anished Bie pod Je . Anal, c Ed Black Hawks Muncie Burris 56, Alexandria 39. y in every 36-Yard Pass f STATISTICS oun North = 0° ood 58, Hartford City 35. | > cht The North regrouped and came Pirst downs =. .......... ie 8 | MONTREAL, Dec. 30 (UP)— Ew x y Duplicating his feat of yesterg yardage ..... . 350 artford City 55, Alexandria 38 ‘back 55 yards for a score with!] Passing yardage in 33 The Montreal Canadiens fought (consolation). day, Shoemaker rode both ends {Flowers whipping a 26-yard pass passes ‘cocmned “1 i from behind tonight to edge the p= 0 cg "st ole Burris 44 Of a $15.20 daily double. He won {to Missouri's John Glorioso for [asses intercepted . 3 i Chicago Black Hawks, 4 to 3, be- (final). y the first with Wise Policy ($7.40) |the tally. Punting average 3 363fore 13889 National Hockey and copped the second with Flint
Dixie came back with a 42-yard pimples lost oo: fo League fans in the Forum.
SMU's s Rote Picks Up 3 Yards.
8
Wildcats, 76-13
Dec. 30.(UP) converted.
North-|
passing combination — Quarter- Tackles—McCor MONTGOMERY, Ala, Dec. 30 (UP)—A Georgia boy, Billy Western rally in the final two back John Clayton of Dartmouth Puch oloradg; in wi alord: bl Mixon, marched through the North at the rate of seven vards a tr minutes tonight to down the ito Ernie Curtis of Vanderbilt—to Cludt, Washin a Stay i ug > y 76-73, at Evanston High match the score. Bo aie” Nebracka: oe, ;
Guard Marty]
the Southerners tallied early and often to sew up the all-star collegi-| {O'Connor ruined Wildcat hopesitying tally, and 50 of it came pF bacte note with a lay-up shot in the last 15 from passes to Clayton, two to 2%
Mixon, star of the disappointing Blue .............0 6 0 0— 6 O'Connor paced Notre Dame jot Northwestern. {with 16 points, but Northwestern's invited to the all-star tilt after 'scoring pass from Avinger to! {Ray Ragelis led both teams with over his own left guard from Fe) |Alabama’s Ed Salem fell out with Schroeder. Then Konz snatched ai22. on the Yankee 29| The score in the hectic game Pittsburgh's and. repeatedly shredded the Blue 'and scooted for a fourth tally that, was tied 15 times, including a verted.
Louisiana State’s Kenny Konz, | Sause even before the half was Northwestern a Notre Dame R v > the ' lankey Nagle went toy J : Darmouth, selected as the outstanding player ®V 6 4 -5/Bagley,t 3 vor again. andel because of his brilliance 8 Payer tr a non - productive third $1 3Lestied ~~ 3 $ | West started on its own 26. Rote|® Harbacks 3 me. Baglr CSE offense and defense, scored an-|Period the Rebels put across a 7 3 38 onnors $ il got seven, Nagle passed to Bob =) cli Koresiee: Purd , " 4 Q 0 {i McCloskey.n 1 5 Wilki tf UCLA f Pri iiihack ue: Davison, other Southern touchdown. Ala-| final score on a 54-yard drive fea 3 0 3Wrave 2 1 3 nson o A for 10, then Papit, V! bama’s Butch Avinger and End tured by Mixon's 25-yard gallop 10 Neways 4 3 §\“Killer Kyle" knifed inside his Hh STATING ot mat vinin | - uno” left for WBC A ee 14 9 See Senroedal of Virgina count. SE ouchaten Dlusge Ee 31 11 280 Total j0 8.2 § Rote in at a NE nee: Pasting Forgas a i ed one apiece. ers, coac y | | maifiime Score: Ae a, Notre| 15-yard age o ye ul) Di Yardage 68 ® Ray Eliot of Illinois; Rip Engle Pree Trows Missed—Findley 3 Blasiua 3 3 ~Yaré penalty get eas oh DASE aplet i i : 7 7h For South of Penn. State and George Mun-| R. Ragelis rady 2, on its own 20. The Whizzer con- asaes teroepted 1 1 The South, which has now won ger of PennsylVania, could move P*td,2 oni Ss bons 3, 1 Le eiuted eight yeards and Rote|putine ‘Average 3 no“ seven Blue-Gray games against only 30 yards on the ground while ro—— stem {smashed head-on into Notre ira: Penalized ||. 5. 10 8
Big Seven Record KANSAS CITY, Mo. Dec. 30, hd | D (Ala); Eubanks (TCU); (UP)—With big Clyde Lovellette Today to eH e uel
anges (Tulane); Banks hitting 28 points, Kansas rolled|* AD) ackles—Rosas (Tulanes: Jovoe ‘away easily tonight from the Uni-
chs. ns (LEU). Mixon | fourney third place game, 63 to even with Joe Culmone in their torrid duel for the national jockey
'88 to 50, and Missouri downed set the stage for a final showdown with Culmone in the final day of Dokas ~ lorado earlier, 62 to 54, for the year tomorrow. Culmone Tous three winners today at Tropical,
Rebels moved to a touchdown in Cent ehds—Schrosder (Virginia)s Tait versity of Nebraska in the Big seven sharp plays. Billy Cox, |G Batol cer (Alabama): Cook Seven pre-season conference Duke sharpshooter, rifled one to (Okla, A&M |Schroeder on the North 49. (Georgia); Daggett 1 . Kenz ran for 24, then Konz, oth cham, acks—Cox (Duke); Stump 1h an afternoon game for fifth, {Mixon and Ed Jasonek of Furman cheasonek "Furman, place, Oklahoma beat Towa State,' powered down to the 2 where Left ends—Klimek (Illinois):
ards—Canill Lovellette set a new ome Hj i S las ; k orthwestein) al “Le record with 82 points for I Cc oo
Ma. the three Kansas games. He and |Oklahoma’s Gerald Tucker joint. BB asketball ger lly held the old record of 64.
{Lovellette's two year total for oy ARKSBURG TOURNAMENT [Agua a in Mexico while
he has
played in the tourney is now 146,
Killer Kyle Sparks Wes
Texan Voted Most
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. ‘team, led on the ground by
Nebraska, upset the favored A crowd of 62,000, who
thrilled to the booming line bucks and clever faking of iRote., The big 195-pound blond {from Dallas, Tex. gained more {than 130 yards for the day and [was voted the wiriner of the Coff{man Trophy as the most valuable Iplayer.
Drive 70 Yards Nagle was the perfect foil for
Stadium five months ago, =;
Rote terners
Before 62,000 Fans
Valuable Player; All Scoring, Except Safety, Done in First Half
30 (UP)—An inspired West Southern Methodist’s mighty
Kyle Rote and sparked through the air by Fran Nagle of
East team, 16 to 7, today in
the 26th annual Shrine all-star classic.
bought every seat in Kezar
West coovvvenese T 7 0 2-18 Bast .ccsceeeenes @ 7 0 0-1
Dame's fine All-American line backer, Jerry Groom, for four. On a bootleg play, Nagle hid the ball behind his hip and et sail for the North sidelines. Every single East defender moved in
{to nail him. Just when it seemed certain he would be tackled, he
‘flipped an easy pass to Roland
Rote’s ground game. Every time| Kirby of Washington, all alone the East defenders pulled in close on the goal line, for the clincher, to thwart the Mustang fullback, White converted for 14 to 7. Nagle would fade and toss a pass.| The safety came when Rote All the scoring, except a safety punted 59 yards downwind and against the East that was set up nearly as much straight up in by a towering 59-yard punt by| the air, giving his ends plenty of Rote, was compressed into the|time to get down under Bill Powfirst half. ‘ers of Navy on the 3. Safety Man West, a six-point underdog, Powers fumbled, picked up the scored the first time it got its ball and then was smashed down hands on the ball. With a back-| behind the goal by Wilkinson and field of Nagle, Rote and the little, Guard Ray Lung of Oregon. swiftly, Wilford (Whizzer) White| Rote was the near - unanimous of Arizona (Tempe) State and choice for the coveted Coffman Brad Rowland of McMurry, | Trophy, getting 28 out of the 52 {Texas, College the Westerners votes cast by the sports writers. {drove 70 yards in 13 plays. | Shrine game officials announced | Rote made 25 yards of the dis-| the classic set a new record for tance on seven cracks, but the gate receipts. Net proceeds go to ~ |key play was a Nmgle to White the Shrine Hospital for crippled pass which netted 35 yards. The children which already has bene- | Whizzer. made an almost impos-| fitted by more than $1,350,000 in sible backward running catch the past quarter of a century, from between two defenders. Nk EST The tally was scored on a five-| Te wins { ARE" UCLA: illnouss, yard pass from Nagle to Rowland Nefrasks. -Putars. USC: Twoneed, after a clever fake to Rote. White| orgs’ Ousrds—Dodrill, Colo. A&M; Lung, wCenters-—Stonestreet, Rice: " Torgeson,
Rieht Ooards | oie art. uards—Stanfel, USP; Cadiee,
SE
The East called on its great
Sn
West Goes To Work. Lets
| gel ks—White, Arizona pti East moved 56 yards for the iene
Rowlan urry, Ete |Curtis, and one to Don Stonesifer En ui
nr EB u anderbilt: Ragazso, ac Se Ohio State;
ERLE
i sckles—Beltie, Purdue; Bolkovae,
Alan Egler of Colgate burst "Yap
Bu 10 Sta Sate; Ro
|yards out for the six-pointer and" Nich Bolkovae wy
Then the tossle-hatred nt to i
Jockeys Go Outside U.S. -
Shoemaker Rides 4 Winners to Pull Even With Culmone at 385
NEW ORLEANS, La. Dec. 30 (UP)—Willie Shoemaker pulled
' championship today by riding four winners at the Fair Grounds. Shoemaker thus raised his total for the year to 385 winners and
There is no racing in the U. 8. lon Sunday, but Shoemaker will cide in an fide In an 1l-race 1-race; program at at
shoemane, MOUDIS lat 3nd 3 i" 188 A noid
maker
Culmione will ride in an eight-race
| New Salem 34, St. Paul 92. § at Oriental Park in Cuba.
{Orange 48, Clarksburg 35.
JEFFERSONVILLE TOURNEY South Bend Central 49, Jeffersonville 37.
Heart ($5.40).
His other winners were Novels Madison 46, Peru 40. ty ($4.20) in the fourth and Gene Jeffersonville 87, Peru 35. eral Custer ($500) in the fif'h. South Bend Central 66, Madison He just missed in the sixth race 58 (final). Brown, : £ s LAFAYETTE TOURNEY Lafayette 59, Elkhart 49 (consolation). Aker - : A Gary Froebel 41, New Albany 35 one winner. Only two weeks 2 (final). Cul 3
Hawkeyes Stall To Beat Pitt
IOWA CITY, Ia, Dec. 30 (UP)