Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 February 1951 — Page 28

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Six Bowling Squads Will Complete City's

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Leaders Still Hold Their Places In 45th Meeting at Speedway

moderate pin-splitting last night failed to shake leaders,

r Cloyd mic Re eCarty, 1 The 45th annual tourney, which| 1074 Smith. hart MeCarty lig

; Jan. 5. closes tonight at F, Sourbier-8, Hornbeck .. 1] began a ) & Glegor-Carl Marolt 1

mark set by Paul Stemm an

JohnniesMenein and the 687 rolled] J Joni Algrides :

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Cloyd Smith and Bert McCarty) Wil rank first in doubles handi- Byron Skaggs cap. M. J. C.

DOUBLES 7:80 p.m.

{ st m Harvey-Jim McNeal 997-123 ii : addie-Wm, Gooch .. 1018- 26-1045 X Shyer Sea Ferguson , © 1028-10811)

Wright-W Brown ... 1147- 4-115 £% a tice “Roy Street ..-1035- 86--112%

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Bob MeCombs-H, Grunell ..1 Bd Harrell-Isaac Thurman. 1 Dudley . Johnson-D, Harden 1 John Bilas-Joe Newman ....1 ohn rris-Dick Moore + ohn lliams-Afnos Baker. 4 1

Teawford . 1003-1511 : 1 Pooks 8 W. Vaughn. . . on. Hy today, SINGLES ‘ i 487- 58-558 |

| weights, won for Purdue, | Summary:

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Bix squads making up mare than 140 pinmen will write “finis" to the men's 45th annual City Tournament at Speedway today, after

Annual Tourney Today

Only penetration into the top. five in the doubles, singles and all events was an 1819 nine game total for Willlam Brown, city! match game champ, which boosted him into fourth position in all bowling team took an early handi-!

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Speedway, Squads roll at 11, 1, 3, | | Lowell oar ara... i 1301 5:30, 7:30 and 9:30 p. m, today a ) SINGLES ACTUAL The team event was climaxed last] 8 Caplema 5.....00vioriensrvvarss 8 sunday at Delaware alleys. . | is key ne "8% ) 06° doubles, Abearn ..., At stake is the 73 SINGLES HANDICAP

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sits P.M. ho 1 LAFAYE NS. Feb. 3 ~~ Mich-| ia ait igan State's wrestlers pinned Pur-| ig 958 | dues matmen, 18 to 11, in a Big 196-1347 Ten conference engagement here|

The Boilermakers ¢a pture al 8:30 p, m. \three matches and drew in the

113-Pound-—Harold Parsqns, Purdue, de eh Ruben Shehigian, Michigan Btate, Pasqual Handicap at Santa Anita

Pound--Martin Sherman’ Michigan tH {Btate, won > fall over Joe Murphy, Put-,

‘RACE RESULTS

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Also: i “ra m, 118 There. West Milton ang SkSUEH™- arollas N10 10 107 be oisrshio: hit JB

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———————— { (3 4Colanert) 3.30. Also’ Convidado, Flee Princess, Creek Runner and Chutney, .

§30, 3.40, 2.60; Best Array, Pars). 7.20, 4.40;

3 BO 4.60 Qur 'Gues s. 11 11

3 20.80, 8.20; On Wings, 113 (R. Ken- |6, Bt. Patrick vs. Cathedral, 5:20 p. m,

Dally Double Pald $255.30

% . i § year - en) (Curia bs § 1 an Hanes i) fl Ferono Fd (3700; Slalming: AY ars & up; 980, 6.50, Soi” Salling 0 3 ii} io ~ Hedeal Richgrds’. aw

eth) 1 Trus no; Stage’ - 1% Vv a: ot, 4.10, Also: H sting |; i 0° The Tio lo 'M. Mar: | enturess, Bolog and Fl Xso: Dazal fix b Flares, pe stable, ie Sa iver |

1C. Rob~ Lourdes vs. Holy Name, 8:10 p. m.; Game]

Game 6, 8 p. m: Game 14, Holy Cross

AT SUNSHINE PARK vs. St. Bridget, 9:10 p. m, FIRST (3600. claiming: 4 years up: 5% Feb. 6~CGame 15, Winner of Game 7 vs, furlongs Blue Gem: 108 (Rr Chew), Winner ‘of Game 8 6 p. m.; Game 16, 30.30, 16.60, 8 80; Cressue, 108 (H, Craig), Winner of Game § vs. Winner of Game 8.40, 5:30; New Hour, 113 (W Millet}, 10, 1:10 ; Game 17, Winners of Game 6.70. Also: Onecbill, Donero, Bernfan, [11 ya. Winner of Game 12. 8: Rouser. Patriotic Fox, Careon Help, {Game 18, Winner of Game a vs. a SECOND _ (3600; gleiming; 3 & OAT of Game 14, 9:30 p. m. olds; 5% furlongs) Fiver, 110 Ww, Mi Feb. 8-CGame 19, Winner of. Game 18 ai 300° oo; “Ariel Bis 3 1 Ys Winder of Game 18, 7:30 pb, .; Gama OV pis h ri reak, ) ‘he (H. Craig 40, Also; Charnetl, Fenotina, 20 DIAL Jf Came 17 va. Winner of Bolly. ng, hite Stripe, , Caunsil, | Feb. 0Final- Game, Winner of Game | y 19 vs. Winner of Game 20, 7.30 p,m.

Muncie Team * Leads State Moose Match

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KOKOMO, Feb, 3—A Mune.

komo Recreation Bowling Alleys. .. 848 His talk was followed hy a speech from Clifford Arnold, Michigan| .e 548- 15 3 ie City, association representative. conn. 808. 06-1001 pred Crull, Moose Governor of the|

1782 a m., 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30 and 9:30

[first In actuals with 2687-251 12038, Kokomo’s Mayor James Me) Guire opened the contest by rofl} ing the first ball down the A

Jo Berkop es Hits 621 ‘As Hicker Quintet. . Cracks 1948 Mark

Team Takes Actuals and Handicap Lead

In First Night of 3-Weekend Competition By MARION ORANEY Sparked by Jo Berkopes’ 621 series, Hickman Whirlaways set a new- team record in the Woman's City Bowling Tournament at 1 Fox-Hunt last night. The quintet blasted 2827 to pass the 2820 established by Yaver Men's Shop in 1948 in the 32-year-old tourney. The new high also gave the team the actuals and handicap lead in the first night of

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Roll 3018 in Opener At Kokomo Meet, Visitors Second

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events. ® = = lcap lead in the Indiana State! an ie Moose Association's 11th annual ” i curr apron Tl Be sam Tourney. Leaders tournament here tonight. i |The team, led by Jo's games of : the andl DOUBLES ACTUAL Muncie No. 7 rolled 2624-304; Xif 1 225-214-182, bunched game totals Sea's Champs take the city an John Mencin Paul Stemm .......... 1296 3018 to grab reins in the open- of 1003 - 919 - 905 last Sight adied $21 in Bovis Bill twin: sui Thislethwaite 1201 ing day of the -three-month-long| i he : for the records and 607 Ins ng Cla sic ia 200. 8 ia Aerio Markey 1110000 lige tourney here. R & E, Inc. of Aus breaking 2827, i the Fun Bow! Lias OUBLES HANDICA rora placed sixth in handicap, but| With their 203

pin handicap, they totaled 3030 to lead handicap also. Individual scores on the Hickman Old s«

Wins $7500 Event On Muddy Track

HIALEAH, Fla., Feb. 3 (UP)— Elixir, a chestnut gelding, wo was racing In. maiden events m il » only a month ids rned his 2 mab be hil way to a surprise victo! er a 621, Lila Lite

by Ed Gaalema. Gaalemn also Tom Conner .0..0.... leads singles handicap with 706, Cie Marsh _. __ __.. 40-14-50 Kokomo Lodge, welcorfed the, reduced field of 12 three-year- Jo Berkopes oon 580, Ann Leo Ahearn’s 1037 still tops the! Lee Ahearn 937, teams. olds today in the $7500 Bahamas Crull's 522, Betty Jordan's 532 all events and the 1312 totals of Job, Susemichel {id Double and singles open today! Handicap at Hialeah running ..; noity Berkopes’ 572. y Ram Brown i815 with squads at 7:30, 9:30, 11:30 lover a rain-drenched track. Ry is or onday night

| "Blixir shot into command leaving the backstretch and then

iregular in the Yaver Classic at od | Pennsylvania and bowl§ Thurs« _

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compete here Feb. 17-18, Other, displayed both courage and speed landicap leaders are: | in nosing out Royal Mustang at [Say S on [ie Bowes Seal ‘Fast | Runele Mins. ‘okomo. -” 3028-300 £11 jthe wire. Pur Sang finished Motor Express scored 2543 a Rai Resort, Muncie .. 2002-380 2034 | {third, two ‘lengths ahead ‘of \tual to tahoe place in both R& E Inc. of Aurora i. 081. 261-2038 | \Bugledrums. vents. Their 302 - pin hapdicap

494- 64-558 heayyweight division. Both | _eisolm | Charles Farina and Jack Mareno, conference champions in their! lwilllam Goetz’ Your Host, in-| ONE OF TOMORROW'S bowl §

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narian remove the elbow, shat-itpa joop spin two gam tered into four pieces when the Tuesday BD jo Yoh

gallant chestnut colt fell, and re- | Shirley’ s evenings are spent study-

i andor ; eliaming: 4 ¥ & up; believe he would recover com- : CY le vie TR ll: FAM pletely without surgery. | since she began learning the game

0: Mins a It is feared that the leg would 143000; cisimings 4 ¥ Ar fie 3 + iS. Mamer bp Ey Boron | It 18 useless without erry, Su ford and: Paul. Croser: at

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& | use the leg later, attendants said. ‘school league by 10 pins, and has

2 gilver Plate, Avons, Bferscker. antes | Glissony 30.00, 8.80. 530: A" Lary. 117 was bred by movie magnate Louis Son. with 16 and 15 points, respec- - Vixen, Swan Diver, Darby Doodit. | (E., Arcato) 520, 3.70; Sun Rene. 108 | B.. Mayer. a is a Bat of Beau tively, paced their teammates to One of the leading Indiana col-| Green, who notched 15 points, Defiance College Tops Schofield 1 Hardware

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fe j, 4.40. Also Hutch, Pitto Night, Count| "Pe. 4-—Game 7, Holy Xrinit ‘Bt.| Ohio State at Iowa " Quick, Applause, Leonidas, Philip. 1 p. m.; Game 8, hia . Clark 41. I , . om. ] Heart | Notre Dame vs. DePaul in Chicago : | MINTH ($1000; claiming: 4 years & upilvs. Winnes of Came 1. 2:10 bm. Game Stadium, « Muncie Burris 51, South Bend Ing high shee basketball quintet, Ten grid championship and a SW les - Uncle rew, 10 orge-'9, t 3 ho L148 miles) Prtle Drew, 108 (Rh Borke as Catherine vs. Winner of Game 3. Butler at Yainaralss. Washington 40. ; to its “17th consecytive victory Rose Bowl victory over Call- é EATERS a de TR 300, Hunter F, 112 of Game 3, 430.0. m.; Game 11. Bt Ann! Franklin at Manchester. Muncie Central 60, Dayton (0.) °Ver Lebanon, 58 to 28. Gastes{fornia, will have two terms! { 0), 50 Cariotta, ale, vs, inner of Game 4, 5:40 p. m.; Game Indiana Central at Earlham a : " sl 2 y AAT Aa. 13: Minne: Of Came 4. 5:4 a.m. Tame roe at Rave Poly. ey |” Stivers 46. vich netted 21 points in the second to regain his eligibility before the ® LINED JACKETS sne——— p. m.; Game 13, St, Mark vs, Winner of| St. Joe at Chicago TU. 2. Peru 53. Kokomo 52 half. next football season. : v

Hie fide ues 3 & §& year - - uriongs ueens A 1 { y he s; B%p furlones —Queens Ace. 110 (R A COMPLETE LINE OF ucko), 450, 1.10; Dorothy N. Lee, 118 (8 FINE WATCHES AT Bolt med Princess rinkies,” T Raght 3 N b nkles, N N and RoW enc Ping F. C. BO! ET CF RTH ($600; cliaming:- 4 years & LTON, N, v } : ER hi ion 8 | Lon ERE TRY MAN ‘gti fone a + 6 ’ { SWISS WATCHES i he 1 lancem, 111 (L, Tor resi, 4.30, 3 8, liane Syphon, “Plante (am MASS. AVE. OR 1% N. TLL. AT. CS

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Ee of 227 in her two and a Creat cle 'half years in league play. Her 146 1s third in the Ban-Dee Sat-

Sue Bonnet Gal, 102 (8. Brooks), ‘4.00. Also: Top Produstion, | Del Mar derby, although he had!

Jackie Pat, Iron Duke II, Thwarted, Sate Arrival, placed in numerous other western

Michigan at Northwestern,

Ball State at DePauw. - - »

iHardware No, 2 team and ‘Mary Koss (center) of Modern | awned by 2 a Camel

Bonnie Milliken (left) of Vonne netted 2845.

‘Market team try their turns at maple-splitting in the ‘woman's city tournament, which opened last lin the field not eligible for the! Twenty-three tearhs open i . Operation Set night at Fox.Hunt, as Mary Carroll (right) of Windsor Pointing and Dutorating team swings back | |fortheoeming - Flamingo Stakes. 1324 annual tournament at for her tn. | Whisk-Off, the other FIamingo mp, jeading two squads were

: “Four. hor finished last. . For Your Host MM | Bl . d or J . Four horses were scratched | Helen Wait £ Motor BPS eam anual Blonde Sparkles IFive Indicted in oma, Seg ag 0, Ann, Crate Whgavar. {MacPhail's General BStaff, the o

ney, which continues thro lovernight favorite. Others with- Beye weekends, open Haye

Rer a Blan © Te As Future Bowling Star . Cag e ‘Fix’ [ase drawn weré Alerted, Abbesting Deselan’s,

jn Ken. ARCADIA, Cal, Feb. 3 (UP)—/| By MARION CRANEY Gount Turf Favored Tonight's schedule includes des

ag YORK, Feb. 3 UPA] With General Staff out of the fending doubles charmips Jo Bers ‘Bronx County grand jury handed field, the Hialeah crowd of 13,713 kopes and Lila Littrell at 7p. m, ‘down indictments against two made Count Turf the favorite, /at Dezelan’s; and singles defender {former Manhattan College play-| But the young son of Count Fleet 'Betty Jordan, all with Hickman oy and their three co-defendants failed to show his customary Whirlaway, at 7 p. m. The pair in the basketball “fix” scandal speed and wound up seventh after|took last year's event with 1121,

ing stars is beginning to sparkle lat Fountain Square alleys. She's 14-year-old Shirley Ann Lehmann, Shirley's a blonde,

red in a fall during the San

ree weeks ago, will be opétated)

576 due, in : 93 13%- harles ¥ Purdue, 4 lon tomorrow or Monday if per-p , M : Cra Mey bi p oso Charles Paring Rurdue, de | mission of the insurance under- [Dleeyed. os Senos) today. racing with the leaders most of Betty's 614 lasted through the Biman Moors “83%: 36-818 141-Pound-Jack Mareno, Purdue, defeat- Writer can be obtained. lthe all.girl high school league: | . The five men—former starsithe way. | |individuals. i Ha en 8 3a an Or Bender fuate 14- 2 ute! The ‘operation for removal of, 4 146 in a regular mixed league {Henry (Hank) Poppe and John| Elixir's backers were rewarded! Milano's Ladlanha Early, who Joe ns . B77- 12-580 fested Earl D Amico. Purdue. Sot, the elbow of the right front 16g ip.re Byrnes, and Cornelius Kelleher, $14.50, $5.40 and 4.00 across the|last year won all events with . John_ Williams 4 3; Ey ove yananeA2 will be performed by Dr. James F.| 2 ww jane brothers Irving and Benjamin board. Royal Mustang was cou-|1735, will defend her title in the ~. Joe Myers ...... ces 5—490 8:46, | Farquharson, chairmah of the. pn chwartzberg—will be arraigned pled wi ugledrums in the bet- team's bid Saturday and othe Arey 1 ARE R187 State, defeated Jerome Bam purdge: 41. 1./Colorado State Horse Racing DPR DIRECHION St Miss [on the charges next Tuesday. ting and this entry paid $4.50 and events the next : FL e Bum urdye Theo Parr, Manual physical edu- | The grand jury, which will $3.60. Pur 8 t day. Waller Lo Hy | dréw wiih Prank Kapral Michigan Biate, Commission. ation instructor, Shirley and the 1 grand jury, whic con- ang returned $4.40 - Also in minor events that weeke« The plan is to have the veteri- 30 to 35 other girls that make up tinue its investigation, issued two|to show. end are Milano's Marge Skelton,

indictments. e first charged Elixir was slow leaving the] . {Poppe and t Schwartzbergs [gate but soon moved up to chal-! [State all vents ch Olen; Dutch \with bribery and conspiracy in lenge Blinker Light for the lead. po) a Tro state singles |connection with the Manhattan-| These two battled it out on the |S pion, an n Snyder of

§ plage it with a steel plate. {4 n the f By United Press (3700; claiming; 4 sears hd Your Host, favorite of Californ- a family 5 home at 1816 DePaul game played at Madison front end in the run down the | Typewriies and Hilda Groebel of ; AT RIALBAH fpr wise Mehaioud, 118" § lia turf followers, has responded ‘Square Garden Jan. 16. They weréibackstretch, with Blinker Ljght| ana “ul, state duo champs. 5 3000; claiming; years up; Wolfe), 4.50, 360: O. G. Kelley, 110 IA lwell to treatment since his fall Shirley's not another Patty laccused of offering a $1000 bribe finally giving way as the ‘field Today's schedule calls for : HA Heh B. 118 &. Culmons) Lelt), et Censared ao” RUT Tan 13 but veterinarians do not Striebeck, parents Larry and {to Manhattan Center Junius approached the final bend. (teams to roll at 3:30, 6 and 8:30 : 880, 5 i Ruth agree. But she’s gone far {Kellogg to “throw” the game. At the top of the stretch, Elixir P- Mm. at Fox-Hunt, and doubles

The second indictment charged was in front by two lengths but 2t 1, 3, 5 and 7 p. m. at Dezelan’s, {Poppe, Byrnes, Kelleher, and Ben- he had to be ridden out by Jockey Singles- will be run off between jamin Schwartzberg with bribery Hedley Woodhouse in fighting off doubles. land conspiracy in connection with{Royal Mustang at the wire. The All-time highs were held by Yau Manhattan games against Siena, {tims for the Seven furlongs, run | ver Men’s Shop, 2820, the team Santa Clara and Bradley duringjover a muddy track, was 1:25 3/5, event In 1948; Gert Rhodes and the 1949-50 season. The indict-! Pat Striebeck, 1174 in doubles im iment charged the two players Taylor Racks Up No. 17; 1949, and Tillie Jardina, 664 in

{each received a total of $3500 for i their work in these games. ‘Downs Tri-State, 81-53 | es Bo) 109 = 2 Sveyts m

Assistant District Attorney Ed- | Times State Service

{in 1948, at age 11, under Sally

Parkway. at Your Host would be able to Shirley's leading the high

rolled a 554 series and a high

3 urday night mixed league, with 1 i . (ward Breslin said Poppe “had| UPLAND, Feb. 3—H $ RTH ($3000; claiming; 4 years up| NINTH (8800; claiming; 4 vears & | her mother and father leading war: pp igh- riding § i Hp Vhs Ly ona) | HR Ea Bod. ho, "2.50." Bastia ud ins d uri the respective fields. co-operated with authorities” bw Taylor racked up an 81 to 53 tri, 1OUrnament 3 + 3. Pieow Sapoitas px i Moat 3 | » » [testifying for 1%; hours before umph over Tri-State in a coll : 4%, 330; arolt Ter. RB iile, Fr ig haiapeits), 3 erita, # ege d 40. Also: Pocnard 4 1h Wy (R Shew), 330." Also: Pl hon SE | RIGHT NOW Shirley is using the jury after signing a waiver basketball game here tonight. Lea ers reese, cine ried siiowances; 3 -3¢ a: olds: tin, Empty Talk. (Continued From Page 23) fa 12-pound Brunswick = conven- {i jof immunity. The winners, who outscored the EAM ACTUAL ureh) i . o frond ey olin Jia, (©. ¢ {lay back in fifth position hut tional grip the ball formerly used . losers, 32 10.19 from the field, fckmeg, Whitlavars a fhiotiy o¥ if nhac, is 18, Boul #1-SANTA ANA |Shdemaker then began his move. 'by her mother. Her ambitions ’ : {worked to a 39 to 31 halftime, om Joice Seren Up 3 —ragive, Miss Miss Tinka, Nelisboy, Banjoist. raSRST. (3000 oSinimine: 4 years up: 3 he the final 16th Great Circle center around nursing and secre- NYErs oii S {lead then ran away in the closing Snider Brothers - SIXTH 38000 : allowances; 4 Years ups maker) 8.20, 4.70, 3.30; Pore Idea. 107| gradually pulled away from Bed tarial work, which brought about A fi half with Norman Wilhelmi, Jack| gickman Whiteka DICAL 5 Bolimetis) 1 7.80, 630, Loo; Titlen IL, 108 | Cntansnro) 4 bo. Also Banos Bai 110 (3.10 Roses. Lotowhite also came up her recent decision to concentrate _. Shithey Ann Lehmann the gor gad Own] Foss leading & Seen Op 3 33682838 © Bu 6.20, 4.40; AN biffenpoet. Mas, | Shishi. dale of Skye, Flaming Besu, Salty but as they passed under the wire on business courses at school. pe ert . RY. Rail “cw ub on 3-8 i | E30, 446 Wh shi, Isle of Skye. Flamis Wilhelm! led the winners with Securiiy Cariags . 111i: f18-814—3703 Hash Night, Johns dmirsl, Count Victor, | gpoonn’ (13500; claiming. 4 Years up: there was open space: between, But on Tuesday afternoons and oints,” while Do | Ban. ded ST jhiles)-—-Audacious King, 111 | Great Circle and Lotowhite, who!Saturday nights her business Is Ya araiso 0Ses Times Special 32 bo omg e ¢ - Blanchard TEAM EV? EyENT ! hacen: % aL 1) fuonge) lige 18” Brooks)’ 5 00, 3.40, lane. Oreck: i was in front of Bed o' Roses by bowling. | AMBIA, Feb. 3— Diminutive points for ong Sh had 12 Motor Express "0... 2543-302—2848 i # Saute, 1 © Bouriock) $.30 | Malton pmaker) 3.10, Also: Glade Holly. just a head. Se Dick Nyers smashed.the Manual, Taylor has won 17 of 21 games} B Traler Salen 01 3100430 3038 Se P Sang, re ay Fw |cellus, Block To Block, Biz Volta, | The late-closing Blue Reading T High School basketball scoring while Tri-State has a 11- 3 ames Brey Be ras na. Tes J41- 1s fl Earl be Be 0 Whisk- || THIRD (43800; claiming: 4 years up:|was fourth and behind him eame Brownstown Ops | 0 d 8 ‘record tonight when he tallied 30 Taslor (8 TBtate oT IR Re MAAlOTY on 2 a , % “Turf, Blinker Light. (14°60, 700, 4.30: Sound off. 118 11 robe | Akimbo, Next Move, Grandfather, points in a 70 to 35 victory over pgs: 152% of wilson t 18 it of Frangione Baeeisis Lote 3100-048 3143 (EL claiming; 4 yours up: den)’ 6.10, > 80. Black Pox | Ioi3 0D. Sudan, Last Round, Special Touch Lawrence, 56 fo 49 Times Special {Ambia here tonight. | {agksont £31 Goin.f 21:18 Modern Market a 2138 23040 Lens) 820. 450. 340; Relrate, ne ¥ ust Wh, Steeple Jack, Yondetega, and Beau Max. Times Special | VALPARAISO, Feb. 3—Center! The Redskin junior forward in- Bracge.s 3 8 {hanecs 8 3 i Vonnegut Hardwire No. "1° 19030 8072545 he - ol i . | on right.g 4 4 1iRob v - Climone) S10. Also: 1 Suppose, Exper): | POURTH (13500; claiming} 3 year olds: pix. Yolo Stable Entry BROWNSTOWN, Feb. 3- . -' Jim Ove fouled out of the ball to 295 Lil Season scoring effort | Stow! 339 Rovard.& 3 1 i onnegut Ha No. 2..1846-641—2487 mentum. Honast, Rye sportlignt, Jingle | {1-4 6 Mile)-Mio Brook, 120 a Pear-! (Great Circle is owned by the Brownstown marked up its 11t game with 10 minutes to go and 0 295 points in games for an| Riet 21 3! Burchette.s 1 2 3! Hickman Olds “Whiriaways. §337-203 3030 Jane. TW. shoemaker,’ 5.10. 3.300 Wat Wore | Yolo Stable of Santa Barbara, the, Victory of the season here tonight, |; 18.4 *points-a-game mark. He's Honakere 3 0 Teeters Pharmacy . oo. .. 3178-448 2623 NINTH (0000 Sow 108 fc" Ghurct) UT (8 Brooks. 4.10. Also: Foxy Babv.| racing name for socialite John T. (ripping Lawrence Central, 56 Valparaiso lost an Indiana Col- leading all city prep netters.’ Totals 33 19 34 Totals 16.16 33] Advance Prince ties. Hod-4ea- 2301 5 { . rah - — ; 3%. miles) a, PL Arrow, J | (8 |New pioamer, Shon Sale, FE Mad | Deblois Wack. : Like ‘50 many to 49. lege Conference contest to Indi-' Most of his points came in the Halttime score_Taslor 39. ri state, 31 { Rostery Workers: No. 1 1341 281 my Grunge, ‘6.30, 430, Beach Boy, | PIPTH. (34000; claims . Jack Bowling and Phil Robert- second half of the game when he|stater 15. ~~ ox oo (TTCIRQR Shan c 3928-806 363. L guange 3 3 30. 32h Blg W i 6 furlongs) Panc Re ng, ho. yenss up: western stakes stars, Great Circle c g ana State, 69 to 61, here tonight. {marked up 19. No Forward Bill state) Jaa . | Behr cartaee : : digal Auxiliary

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dha : legiate cage scorers, Ove hit 14 N helped b la comparatively easy triumph. yers helpe ring the Manual Pp points to keep his Crusaders right season record to eight wins in 16 Indiana Tech, 79-57

AT FAIR GROUNDS : | SIXTH ($5000: handic 4 3 Brownstown led throu hout the piRsT (shin claiming, Jyegr-oldsi 1 le miest=War opr 11g nee ot "In the game. , up with the visitors. But his .ab- starts. Times State Service ST. LOUIS, Feb. 3 (UP) 21 . 5.3, » oco « = 1 DOT fiear Swisher, 118 (HL. Keene), maker), J600, 1030, £86; Moceno, 108) victory Gar Wallsmith, with 13, and Seénce spelled victory for State. { Ambia was never in the ball FT. WAYNE, Feb. 3—Deflance ghortstop Tommy Upton signed

Bob Pugh, ‘with 11 markers, wre

The Sycamores took a 38-35'game. Harold Foster with 11|College led all the way to hand'y is : I - The intermission lead after a close/points was the best scoring teat] 8 1951 St. Louls Browns con

Indiana Tech a 79 to 57 setback tract today increasing their sate

er mitn 300. “Alo: Best. | Alderman, Obsodry, C sly Chile, Al's War Do Jillles est, | rman, isodry, Campanilleo, $104. high scorers for the Bears. Vivian's Best, fermions, Boll” Doll oll olds: | SEVENTH (5100.000 added Santa Anita [stakes and Sarhed ot. 570. Sut loss was Central's sixth in 16 en- first half. Valpo tied the score,/among the host Wildcats. at the latter's court tonight. isfied list to 14. Fred Hoff 0 ones) Calm Ba Slalming. 3 yo nie Ils Shoemaker a Sry todays victory in th $144.32 ; counters. 59-all, with six minutes to go.| Manual 36) = Ambia (3D | The winner, which led 39 to 31 ¢ormer coach als ee Sloae y 10.80. 6.40, 430, "senator Don. 0, $1370; jotouhite, 118 (J, Westrapel 5.00, [Fichtlt race was wor 325 i ————— |Then sub forward Charles Miller payerst 13 4 flMatthews,t ¢ ¢ 1 at the half, were paced by Stuffy (pe Brownies 80 was signed by pillesud]. 580 34%: Pony Vs First rum: |Also: Grandfather. Blus Readme. Sudan. | ho pis whee ang ae ar hit his only two baskets of the Greent =~ 7 1 ¥Sisterf ~~ 1 3 Sumpter, with 23 points, and Jim pe own a 2 Seoul Upton Coruseate «| Beau Max, Akimbo, Next % !Cirele’s earnings to k b I : . engill.c mes last year. pet, xDavids Bebble Cor" Earle Jr. Round, Spécial Touch, | oo at AEE H. S. Basketba game to put State ahead fo stay. JNwerss = & 1 OlFosterg =~ & 1 2 Purviance, former Central Catho- | 8 year SJaunty Chic. xPield, up: 6, FIGHTH (53500; claiming; 4 years up . mucd p 251 | Center Bob Gilbert scored 16 Sovcet 3 J oiRQuthertordg 1 9 2ilic High School star, with 20. SBD (1000, SAI: mith. (5.30. 5.30 ea sor pars vol. (R. Neves) This Week's State, ls (Continue £1 To age gy points to pace the State team. [Beattye 2 0 diChenowitht ¢ 0 © o'Benny - Garrett, of Tech, had 26 ; 80, 4.80, 3.40, Playanna, 1 (H. Keene). (10.60, 6 Tick Along, (E. Arcaro) 1.40 gy rownstown 56, Lawrence Cen-| ummary: . TR ar ’ 1 9 %points for the Engineers, losers a new % Ba Ee: Ostia ks, Jumpy ed, Gri avon.” Cae The Gikee 8 sivBig 10 Cage Card | tral 49. 3 Indiana State (69) Valparaise (61) tas _ 6 3 Totals A 5 fo of 16 of 17 games. big PY - ike, Susti- i" fg ft pt fg ft ptf! alftime Score anual 27 mbia ——— Joh . Renfok. on hainilits 4 namt-olih? tuto, Menu | sin mt PIOMORROW Crispus Attucks 57, Northwestern Murray t 5 '3 73 plinke 4 3 3, [Free Throws Missed—Manual—D. Ny | in advertising approach res), i OWATC u Schoenfelat, ’ . ’ POURTH (81 4 yea (H 1) 41. | Miller! 2 0 0 Schoenfeldt,r 0 2 0 Studebaker, J. Nyers 3; Ambia—Siater 2 Passes. A Phy col odio iE ot GE BE Pairings Are isted| Dimas me | TATE atitpns 1 1 Hpulemans 1 3 3 Messen sy Army Physica may spell the difference 6.60, , 3.00; . 'N o STA Sfredo,{ 0 0 0 Knapef 00 0 npn ’ 3.80, 2.40; Dasha, 100 (H, Keene), g Li d| Minnesota at Michi n State i ” Gilbert 8 4 5 Sektitoh.t HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Feb 4 flo A hw Pt. Bpicire. Be, row Evansville at TUEsbAY (Ky), |Alblon 44, . Bigroeton 12 (over Si 0 2 Ove . s ‘ $s Poor Marks Shelve (UP)-—Jim Baxes, third baseman hetween a small profit 1 0 vans | | § , / PIFTH (31000; 2-year-old maidens: vy . For CYO Tourney Hanover at Prankiin.. tne). 545. Clinton 45: | piha, € $ 3 3 Duibers 20 AM hi Grid . |for the Hollywood Stars last year, and a large one, ile) —-Crorge tino), J ana Tech a e. b v 3 8 Piso o0; “Sab “raid, GOAL 440. Pairings for the annual €YO| Yilla. Madonna at Oakland Cit. | Danville (TIL) 49, Clinton Camonriie 3 3 3 amen” 3 3 1 7uchigan Lr Captain has passed his Army induction 240;" Bardo, (Kennedy), 240, Also AA Yunior basketball tournament Rose Poly at Blackburn. | Evansville Memorial 76,. Evans- Adkins g $4 3gernngs 2 0 0 DETROIT, Feb. 3 (UP) physical and may be called up Gs A. Saas and Company nastic, Dear Lillian, 0! ab, 0 amen or EAVES ec Mater Del 46. ern, | Pavicic.g ', s he Mike. um agg go 1951 have been announced. judecson at Castetbury. Ekhart 61. Warsaw. 37 | wolals 27 15 23] Totals 33 77 3; Quarterback ' Bill Putich, 1951 Fig within a week, he sald Advertising and Sales Promotion SIXT { 100: allowances; ’ A ! . ’ oie } <2 - BIXIH A - , C dia at Tiffin, x { _ Halftime score—&tate 38, Valparaiso 35. Michigan football captain, was INDI a 1/16 miles) Bix and Bade, hi 8 Winner of the tourney willl TuiCHaR A Jf tpn. Fairmount 59, Lapel 53. Free throws missed--Gilbert 4, Atha. Ad- 8 P Baxes was due to train with 24. NORTH MERIDIAN ST, ANAPOLIS ’ risor, 8.20, 440, 3.20; Inacce ) represent Indianapolis in th 2 \ . | ¥ kins, Lambdin, Smith 4, Miller 2: Piinke, declared ineligible for athletic! (H. Keene), 3.80, 320. Leamour, 118 p P nh the an-| Taylor at Indiana Central. Ft. Wayne Central 56, Auburn 48. : 4 ink Milligan), 4-0. Also: Reigh Belle, Friend: nual Archdiocesan Junior CYQ| St. Ambrose BN Skstiy Ft. Wa ayne Central Oatholic 87, Roehrman, Ove B ..Jusn 3: Demroese. competition in the spring term to-| the Brooklyn Dodgers this spring. | r rnie, Lol . SD) é B b gl eh ” Ba A a andieap: 4 tourney beginning Feb. 11. Pair-| Earlham at Manchester |" “Garrett 65. Officials Hi. L. Wheeler, J. Steiner, | day, because of poor marks, | EE 1 1 miler Ray Count Miss. ings follow: | Indiana State at Evansville. Ft heame South 30, Ft. Wayhe - a | A substitute guard on. the 3 {A Poparay, 32.50 250. "5%: Lithle| Feb. 1—Game 1, Holy Rosary ve. Christ | FRIDAY Ie rordin 47 2 y Scores 28 Points Ibasketball team, Putich will be 24 Nig SH. Keane) 3.00 Convers | the Xing, 10. mi Game 2, Little Flower | Canterbury at Juntington, | oncordia Ri, a1. nk - wie laapatohed from the Wolverine! [5 i NAS, p. m: Game 3, St.| J ) ty. n t 4 ” 3 y PL ’ i . Hunting Call, Caillou ‘Rouge. [Anthony va, Sacred Heart, 8:20 p. m. || MaRendrer at ON RDAY Gary Froebel 56, Lebanon LEBANQN, Ind, Feb, 3 (UP)— cage roster after the Feb. 10 TH (31000: _claiming /ears up| Peb, 3-—Game 4, Holy Spirit vs. 88 Joan, Indiana at Minnesota. Gary Wallace 57, Calumet City " » SE on Q . vf O North, 10 E° Turner),iof Arc, 7 p. m.; Game 5, Our Lady of Purdue at Marquette, (1) Fractional 42. Forwatd Vlademir py Ssevieh game with Northwestern. Wisconsin at Illinois: : ee ooped 28 points tonight to lead The Cleveland, 0. junior who| ’ Hammond Tech 42, Hammond : e C Oy |

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