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Barons Help Keep Heady Spins Another 700-Plus Series; . [ary B Btiver, Sugar C Creek Butter “srw Curt Heady drove home his second plus-700 in as many weeks a. Welker Christian Church for Foxworthy Ford at West Side last night and Sunset Cleaners fs siel Hirscaman Maitréss =. Set Record Tonight smashed out the season's third-highest series—3164—at Fun Bowl. Gnaries Moor, Linabury Brick & Tile Cleveland’s Barons, who helped joqq than two months. He threw his fingertip-grip ball for games 302 Mason. Allison Makai keep the Indianapolis Caps in sec- of 211-236-255 in the West Side Classic loop. Harry ‘soisseiman. Stark & welzel .. 8 ‘os McCormick Lumber ... the 3164 from 1024-1068-1074. for use by Monday. Jim Vertion. ‘Bolly Hoce Hin oe over Pittsburgh, can set & NeWiy agers included Willlam Gooch,| Sacred Heart's third annual | Hoste Lickliter, Jr Greeley ‘Bros... 6vd league record tonight. ad 680 by 242-233-205, Leander Per- |singles handicap opens this Sat- Bam Harrves, Sunset Cleaners The Barons, 8 ahead of lead, can break their own mark “tions for the 200 scratch handi-Bil Hurrle. Rotary Club -........... of winning games. away. from] ‘am BOWIE 033 on 22121 cu may be’ made ‘afer 4 p.m sti home. They're in Cincinnati to- 000 gx: 1074 ¢ 0 3047. Foxworthy | "2 phone MA-4940. A $100 first Ray Theis ing. Reeve R

nt y i 2 CREO >t Casin ou Place ‘Sunset Quintet Blasts 3164 Pins = Monts ray (psoree Miler, aroy ond place last night with a 4-to-1| A three-man scoring spree gave A, Eagles kins, 853 on 215-203-285, and Roy|'W3ay there for a three week-end, Jerry ‘o'r a5. Boamagy Mik "1 il night. A victory would be Cleve- Ford's 3194 is the season high. | prize, $25 high game and $154.1 Bt

By MARION CRANEY Orville Russell, Sugar Creek Butter .. Cleveland Could Curt’s plus-700s are becoming old news, since it is his fourth in raul aiies, i. C. Cassidy & Sons . ison, Second-floor lanes are being dried! ay hau, American Hockey League victory|the Social League's Sunset team g y the Western race with a 22-pointi gi. ot “651 on 212-210-229. Led by| |stand on its four lanes. Reserva-| peu sicssesvien Ch vost ody | Fast ners! Home. 10mas right, °F. R. Mallory

{second high game in the four- Bob Carnagua,

1and's 20th road triumph this Falls City Beer ...... season. Kool Vent lost two the hard game contest is assured, with one ME, Fier, Nationti Trailer Sales... Cincinnati, which has lost its way, scoring 3003 in doing so. The Prize also for every seven entries. (Bus Joutr. Red Tob Beer are... last five games, will provide oppo-| Broad Ripple Classic team match-| IDEAL FURNITURE Duane Bruhn, Grapho Water Pumps .

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sition here tomorrow night for|.q the Caps. has won| nia riet 1045-1037-921 game totals au & Wetael arrays

loop-leader Indianapolis five of eight games with the Mo-\y, 1024.1040-985 at Broad Ripple, 1

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES _

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With Taylor for No.1 Spot

For Agramonte

Ex-C He'll Win Tonight

MIAMI, Fla. Feb. 7--Balding

Cuba's Miami Stadium tonight. Ready for his third come-back.

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fight since Champion BEzzard Charles trounced him, the 36-| year-old ex-champ felt so fit he said he wished Charles was his opponent in tonight's 10-round bout, instead of the Cuban Negro. | Although 15,000 fans were ex-| pected to pay -about $50,000 for, Pi the contest, there was no betting’ on the outcome. Bomber Joe was, favored at “7-1 and out.” Howthere was mild wagering

lat 2-1 that Louis would score a knockout over his smaller and

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somewhat fragile opponent. Louis expected to scale about 208 pounds, the lightest since his second fight with Billy Conn in 1946. Agramonte expected to register about 191.

Basketball Brigfs

Em-Roe fue results at Holy Cross! t : Mitchum Schaeffsr a 3 Bem K. of C. 34 Hoosier Coal

jax 3 , Blue and White v ingan vs Empire Cite, Games start tonight in the senior division of the Msrion County Church Recreation Association at the Broadway Crooked Creek

jde: Central Ave indians gers 15: Riverside Hawks 31, WesiminJer Presbyterian 25; Brookside ¥UB Downey Ave, Christian 20. CA League. results: Cental Business College won forfeit from Indiana Mortuary: Citizens Savings won forfeit rom Downtown Merchants; Arthur Jordan Indiana Law School ! Marion County YMCA Church tourney resu'ts in the senjor division at ROOK. side up: North Methodist 44, Central ave. Grient als 28, Pr Ai Presbyterian University Heights EUB 15; Central Boris; , Irvington _ Presbyterian 20. Last Disht's resu results at AR Sy: meri-

Moose G r 37; can Legion 46, Link Belt 4 ue "shell on 55, Vesta) Steel 47. Tonight: 7, Terieg 0

% Vonnegut Hardware: 8 Blue

Démaiay: 9. danas ews.

te Ratiwazs 0, oth, New : ral. junior digisian: Christ the Kh King!

Flower 44, St.

27. Holy Roch 28; Lourdes 30: (double overtime).

Trinity 36; Little Fl St. oan of Arc 34, Our Lady of

Baseball fans and players poured!

condolences today to the family:

iv of Charles (Gabby) Street, one, us lof baseball's all-time great man-| - 803 agers, who died here yesterday. 10-0.

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He was 68. Services will be held! Friday at 2 p. m. He will bel,

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2 Kell Signs as Tiger

{ DETROIT, Feb. 7 (UP)—George ican League batting championship, |

800 troit Tigers today for a reported: $40,000.

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eal Furnit 28! J. Bnyd : hawks this season John Lamb, Farm Bureau .......... 584 losing to F M ulling Auto ‘x hectris 3 Jerry Maroney, Nava Ordnance .. 581 ® e Faim Market team alkover Shoes .. .11: [Tony Hessman, Indiana Employment .. §75 Gravelle Ready the last two—and 3029 team Fox's Steak House .... ACR SU - 314 The Caps will be bolstered with| totals. nider Auto Service '.. - aim Jol ch. Evanselica Dhlt Be ia the play of Leo Gravelle, wing A visit to Delaware alleys, and Ginn Gg. C10 iiiorrssees 41 Earl wiliams, Jyangelial Unit Br. .. 264 who reported yesterday from Ds-|conversation with Paul Ferdinand | pou, mouse iiidusl Leaders Ed Pottsmith, SBE Bale! 33% that sent Doug|disclosed th aw. Stark d& Wetsel .... iil. 188 | den. CAA ir al troit after a deal sen © waterdamaged first-|Bob Shaw, Stark & Wetzel .......... 188 | Dick Borden, GAR... cio Bai 81 McKay of the Caps to Omaha floor lanes will be “Open for Serv-| fase Lor ung Ziffrin .......... ovary $38 {B60 Cyndi. Yaciena Frac oy» and Glen BSkov of Omaha to|ice” to leagues tomorrow night.! Hap) Link id iit Car Wash 188 sary Alegander, Fischer's Market .. E + Detrait. nw Charlene Thompson, Ross J. Moore .. . 8 {Mary Thomas, Dillon Office _.. ... B81 The Caps can still lose their LAST. NIG LEADERS (Bove, Bilinasiy, Suga: Croek Butter .. 838 [Mary Baas, Ross J. Moors Parking .. 551 Betty Dierkers, Hosiery Workers .... 547 second position tonight as Pitts- Heady, Foxworthy Fora : "03 John BL Sore house, 3 oo, Ven --- 834 Rita’ Meyer, Gil's Mens Wear . 547 burgh plays in St. Louis. The|§alpn ¢ Gale, Red Top Bee iit 882 Joe Gehl rey. Re ed Top Beer - 832 Virginia Eiff. Riviera Pioneers .. B41 illlam Sunset Cleaners r 88 1 Tom Pitzer, + vn s JoAnn Hooper. R & E Trailer Sales 544 Hornets were scheduled in four Whitlock, Eh ardware |. 658 Alex Stovanovich Chey ar Elsie Strough, Lemcke Service 543 3 iF rolet Body .... 6 games this week, three away fam Brown, ult ... 658/Bill Blyth, Pred Seiner Insurance a Eleanor Stahlhut, Mearlin Insurance 543 h » Leander Perkins, t Clean: 5 3B Bud Rrown, National Trailer Sales .. 635 Jia Jean Keller, Audubon ket . 338 from home. John ranam, Mueller Motor Biles .. 632|Andy Anderson, Haufler Engineers .. 635 {Blanche Emery, Wiles-Johnson ...... 331 iv Cu s Farm ne hl 11am Davenport, Ton 24 ides’ Salton, Cod ariton oan - 338 : y rier’ rm pv a elen Gardner, Ttels P Scores is Rat Mote Sn wn 84 eC rs + 841 Pa sullivan. United Home Life ns.’ 533 rep 4 er as hevrolet au Bud Btenbaeh , Kool-Vent “i gag Mildred Wilcox, Usher Mo uary . 831 ] ob Red fi os ty $43 Ha arey Li Jr. Carter's Farm Market a4 Mickey Specht. Conkle Jory Site ome. . i Bosch Grave &, | 4“. uck : Bride er hoe’. fokn ch LX ame in Masked a Sue Noble, Crumley. Cleaners : 38 n Twp. 48, ter Grove {lL arl Roeder, Washington Chevrolet || 637 Charlie Koch ) riers Farm’ Market s 0 Denny, Rowe Jewelry ro 8: Baered Heart 63, Deaf School 44. harlie Koch, Mutual Mik .......... {Ea Sat : ow cola 1 i Arjorie er 0ca- ois You Be First, Podoloff— Musgrave, Herman Schmidt 522 520

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Pay Tribute tp Street |

JOPLIN, Mo., Feb. 7 (UP)— %3;

Hoosier Conference . 80s! Kell, runnerup in the 1950 Ameri-| rayior

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Outcome of Crucial Game Depends Largly On Topnotch Centers

Hoosier pot Observers See

Tilt as a Championship Clincher There's good news tonight . . . Indiana Central hopes. "The Greyhounds take a crack at Taylor and first place in the Hoosier College Conference basketball standings. Taylor holds the top spot with a 7-2 record. The Greyhounds are second with 6-2. The crucial game is booked for the Greyhounds’ gym

at 8:15. Its outcome is large- s @ =» ly up to two of the state's best College Basketball

TET centers, Dwight Swails and! ye Hanprer oh ol oi 56 amateur boxers | wi eimi Lia n A a Bam Samet ing Golden Glove cham- | gyaiis No. 2 among the state's

ips is Walter (Hatchet. |gcorers, paces the Greyhounds) Tri-State 75 tnd Tech 68.

Rn Haywood. He's defending 'with a 22.3 average in 15 games. Akron 79, punt SO i his 135-pound Open title in the Wilhelmi, fifth man on the state i. He “i n-Shme 18th Times-Legion fournament. ota} pole, is averaging 13.8 for 21 ahs st contests Haywood has been a member | Conference observers regard! | Capi Cot A

of the Indianapolis team in ig as rey he tilt title clincher. Both &; Cumbetia Chicago Tournament of Cham ihe ids Sty College 3f Mon, ACA

pions for the past two Tours,

non 68 nn) Bi, oss 68.

OBABLE LINEUPS aylor

60, Mo Indiana Ponta I (Ia.) 76, Nasusisia (nL) es.

Bo + i JORGE ..... i. Bia Ross | Davidsen 7 urma; wis Sar} ob 8 p.m. Friday. | A pelo | | uke 83 Bui EE Kentucky BISON yoo CFonrrvsnnnnpen T Morris Wins in Sigvemson:' 1011 G LIL w Fl Belen Tulane 8 im Billiard Tourney |icams finish up against schools Gitte iis, t6 Megnosiy (at. 2, {they have defeated or top in the iitikin 2 ihe Washington of ®

No matter what Tom Mix says, | | ratings.

If there is an edge it probably! Ee Eh iand (Neb.) 3 belongs to the Greyhounds, Angus Nort Ey ®e bie Ashingien Nicoson’s boys scored a five-point’ ehingio

straight - shooters don’t always win, Take billiards for! e:

Lou Spivey was upset, 50-45, in 78 innings by Morris Morris last

night in the state three-cushion the season. Taylor has lost only| a Bon

( Bemaventare oi i Siena us (overtime), iladel 70, Rhode

Methodist gym’ 7, once in its last 13 games. - hs Broadway Methodist; 8. Trity Methodist, Diliiar lotrsey in the Board of| Over-all Indiana Central has HEE overt me). siopary Baptist vs, Brookside EUB. tour- § a e parlors. Before the match 10 and lost five. The Trojans TEU 3. Tesas 4 & M27. ney “scores 1b the Junjor class at River- SPivey’s straight play looked like have a record of 17-4. Varn” Nessern Michie as a.

| Wa 'the state title 10 times. , Hanover Loss Helps West, Viezinia 16. Rich arsine AT

. orce State 55. Wilmin After a lot of safety play JHanover's 73-64 loss to Frank-|giuetins ging fo Bie evan to. Morris got hot and reeled off a lin last night helped to make the ———————————

high run of seven. That was tops Central-Taylor clash the big thing JU Indoor Trackmen in the tourney to date and came it is. The Panthers had been in’

in the 78th inning. After that ® Second-place HCC tie with the Upset lllinois, 60-54 Morris had a victory. It was the Greyhounds. Now they're fourth, State Service tourney debut for each con. TiSHt under their conqueror last BLOOMINGTON, Feb. T—Five testant \ ‘night. meet records and three fieldhouse LL "Franklin had little trouble gain- goatke Neve or Oken = lidians / ing its seventh league win against University indoor tra en u Bree Ripple Grapplers ire losses. Hanover led but Titols, 60 to 54 hero last night twice, 9-8 and 22-21. Hanover, Lam a mile, Cryser omp Over Ben. Davis last season's ‘HCC champion, With a 1356.9, half mile, Don Las “fall guy" for Ben Davis. The £y Donsted the top Scorer fn BIIlWIth a vault of 14 feet 31 Inches al 8 yrforehead’s 25 points. Lloyd Smithiset the new fieldhduse records. paced Franklin with 21: |All are from Jllinois. The HooThe governor of Kentucky siers won both hurdles, dashes, lwouldn't commute Evansville's Jat put, igh Jump, broad jump /sentence last night as the Acesand sco a slam in the two114 Wurster (BRI pinned Gorman. 341, bowed to Murray (Ky.) State, 70- mile run. 2. 3 oemaker (BR) and Smith drew./g1, in an Ohio Valley Conference 129—Brock (BR) binned Woodward, julash, Gov. Lawrence Wetherby Dates Set io Play “As—vouns (BR) pinn a was one of the 2200 fans who at-' E. French (BR) deteated Bradfield. ‘tended the game in Murray. Postponed Games 147—Smith (BR) defeated Scherer, ¢- 3, The loss was Evansville’s third Two weather - delayed high 81D. French (mi) defeated Priam =. in 19 games, all to OVC foes. school basketball games were re—_Moetining (BR) pinned Powers, :39.| Ine Aces have won four in the|scheduled today. Bins ERA 1 (BR! pinned Bell, league. Murray picked up its! Sacred Heart will play is posteight win in 11 OVC contests. /poned game at Monrovia tonight In other action last night Oak-/and engage Crispus Attucks at l1and City edged Villa Madonna, Washington next Tuesday.

wrestling victory at home yester-| day. 97-Pound—Spradiey (BR) defeated Pratt, |

RBA CENTRAL 'T of o 778 68-66, Rose Poly topped Black-| The Lawrence Central-Decatur i ATA ie i | 3 burn, 66-51, and Tri-State contin- [Central basketball encounter, i 83 37 ued Indiana Tech's misery; 75-65. postponed by icy road conditions | Canterbury’ | 3 487, It was Tech's 17th loss in 18ilast week, will be played at Br § ig starts. |Lawrence Monday.

Po a. 5 Pam 41 Besse linesmen on the ice. All this has| ey Mamie Cowen, Audubon Market .... us be agreeable to a majority of gets dm xpi wiih an, Bra’ Baer” Stat fee a / o£ n league's board of goV-|erg' money.” Mildred Holler, Mechapics Laundry. 801 ernors, 8 #8 ee ol, Oerions Dress Shop 3! Baden a“. | The squat president, tagged hy Loe A adder Dean) Cleats n his eritics as a do-nothing offi- ellALS ARE BERIULS busi Yi ta Laveock. Midee! Diner i ih 2. cial, believes the referee could quent that two teams will finish Mar Peet, Allison Office : im } 89, Parker 52. Bet an over-all picture of the play | Thaima. Braczer Gorm | 3 ba 4. and would call penalties over ae regular season with the Sa 1S ie "3 Mann, Stoksly-Van Camp! HH

¢ ese Rich 2s. a team for the playoffs th Katie Bauer PlAmerican Stat , s < on e!Katle Bauerle, American ates DICK MILLER, general - man- Ib ay Duncan, CAA ] is of w (Randolph ol “, we ow ager of the Indianapolis Mei as most games won or most Frisds Hermas. Continental Optics! ao .. elu was quic wi a ver Dorothy Ti ass. Sane ppliance Matinee | ». (poke today and tossed it toward| oh ie oh " Sd Jopulasity A Fen San H nd a ab vas : 318 33 tovertime). {Podolott. the ability of the referee. But

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53, Creek 49. ” wre | StOp two hockey players who | ig, > ment, Pollet sald today. “I | p.co gropped sticks and gloves || Exceptional $5.00 \= | Vernon 45. Seoftabure 33. Mr. Podoloff had thought | ¢ o; ot each other with bare || Volue 52, Shos seriously of bettering our knuckles. | I u3, Montes City 56 referee system several yuars HARRY LEV NSON r

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public address system.

The Caps’ g-m forecasts such al. game running for hours with players bickering and the referee trying to maintain cqntrol of "| mtuations from his crow’s nest. { “I's an {ll-timed ‘experi-

ago, we wouldn't be in the position we are now,” he added. Miller is referring to the pres-|. ent crop of whistle-tooters who | {obviously don’t read from. the {same rule book. Miller is stomp(ing for uniform interpretation, x . ” THE AMERICAN HOCKEY LEAGUE is in the home stretch of a championship season to de:

{number of points making it nec- I Neison, Moonlite Matinee

|essary to go back and determine Ruth Hessman, Indiana Employment . 440

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sitting a half-block away from action, he would need binoculars and a resonant microphone | voice. | A resonant voice would never

Fur Felts |

If Podoloff wants the new sys-| tem, I suggest he be the first to! work a game. |

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