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Battlers from Meeting at Armory. By JIM HEYROCK WIND... SNOW ...ice... rain... or balmy breezes . . . the semifinal round of the 18th Times-Legion Golden Gloves Tournament is on tonight, al The bell for the first fight on the semifinal card tonight is scheduled to be struck at 8 o’clock—on the dot— his by veteran timekeeper Carl Mattern. That bell will send between 30 and 40 eager youngsters into action for the fourth night of fighting in this year's tournament. And when the resin dust clears over the Armory ring, only" 32 fighters will remain for the final night of of fighting next Friday night.
» » THE REMAINING youngsters, some 56 of them, were to weigh-in and be given physical examinations in the Armory medical room between 2 and 4 o'clock this afternoon. Immediately after the weigh-ins, the Times-Legion committee and the fight trainers will get together for the drawings and pairings. The card will then be posted in the dressing rooms at the Armory and each of the fighters will see who his opponent is for the evening. In the first three weeks of eliminations, some 4000 fans have witnessed some of the most exciting amateur fighting staged in Indiana in years.
» ” » THE TOURNAMENT was postponed last week because of the below-zero temperatures, but no postpone-
Cards, Devils Favored To Lead Mat Qualifiers
Prep Wrestlers to Vie for Places In State Meet in Southport Sectional
By JIMMIE ANGELOPOLOUS
Shortridge’s county champions and Southport’s Cardinals are favored to lead state meet qualifiers in the high school sectional wrestling tournament at Southport tomorrow. The Southport tourney is one of four elimination sites to determine a state champion at Bloomington High School Feb. 17. Tech will be one of the top contenders in the Bloomington | sectionals tomorrow. Jefferson of, Lafayette, beaten only by Tech| Pounds, winner in 12 of 15 and South Bend Central and tied matches; Maurice Rice 129, winner by Southport, will be favored at/in 14 of 15 bouts; Jerry Grummel, the Bronco sectional. South Bend 140, winner in 14 of 15; Bob Pence,
(147, undefeated but tied once in Central gets the nod at Sethi; meets, and Tom Scherschell, : 1167, winner in 10 of 15 bouts.
Twenty-two prep teams will compete at the four sites under| Allen Morgan, 105, county runsponsorship of the TH9KA. “inerup to Tech's Bob Pollak and
- { Individual champions in the 12|
Jim Heyrock
‘winner in 16 of 17 matches; John! Hurrle, 175, and Bill Parsons, 122,
four<han field in each weight in Shortridge Has 2 Champions
the state tourney Feb. 17. The Blue Devils, one-point Winners Get Ribbons Tomorrow |coynty title winners over South-| Ribbons will be awarded to the port, have county champs Charles first four-place winners in each Babcock, 122, and Bill Shadelow,| sectional. Medals and a team tro- 177; plus Jim Bose, 135; Paul phy will go to the state champion- Gelman, 140; Gene Packham, 156; ship winners and team titlist In Dick Anthony, 167, and Denny the state tournament finals. Krick, heavyweight, runnerup. Weigh-in at Southport begins at| Unbeaten Don Herschell, state 8:30 a. m. Twelve preliminary heavyweight champion last year, matches ‘will be held in the 10/and Charles Hadaway, 114, will a. m. session and 24 bouts will{lead Decatur Central at Bloombe unraveled beginning at 1:30ington, p. m. Finals and consolation begin| Tech is paced by County Cham-| at 7:30 p. m. : | pions Pollak, and Tony Zilson, 156, | Thrown into the Southport sec- undefeated all year. The Greentional are: Muncie Central, Ben clads have lost only to Southport Davis, Broad ‘Ripple and Rich-/in dual meets. The Cards have mond. Decatur Central will com- won 11, losing only to Champaign, pete at Bloomington. IL
round otit the .Card favorites...
ment is possible this week.
The finals must be fought
on Feb. 16 in order that the Open Champions, who will represent Indianapolis in the annual Tournament of Champions in Chicago, Feb. 26, 27 and 28, will be able to get in shape for that fighting. j "Only the Open champions will form the team that
(T'S THE TIMES-LEGION GLOVES AGAN, SEMEFINALS TONIGHT IN THE ARMORY AT 8 O'CLOCH. EAGER AND INSPIRED, 56 (OF 102 AMATEURS WHO STARTED) ARE STILL BATTLING FOR 16 CHAMPLONSHES IN OPEN AND NOVICE CLASSES. AND WHEN THe SONG ENDS TONIBHT'S BOUTS 32 wil. REMAIN
FOR THE FINALS ~~ FEGRUARY 10 —
Aggies Sip By Oklahoma, 48-45
Can't Brag About ‘Revenge’ Victory |
By United Press | The Oklahoma Aggies may rate as one of the nation’s leading] college basketball teams, but they found little to brag about today in their “revenge” victory, over oft-beaten Oklahoma, The Aggies, ranked second in| the United Press ratings, sneaked past OKlahoma, 48 to 45, before a crowd of 9200 on their home court last night. But it wasn’t easy. Oklahoma, which dealt the Aggies their only defeat of the season in a previous meeting, put up a brave fight right down to the final whistle. With only 25 seconds remaining, Oklahoma -nar-| rowed the Aggies lead to 47 to 45, but time ran out before the, Sooners could get another shot at the baske It was the Aggies 20th victory! in 21 starts. For the Sooners it! was their sixth setback in 17 games. : 3 . 7" Hits 36 Points ana
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busting 36-pdint spree in leading seventh-ranked St. John's to a 68-t0-61 victory over John Carroll at the Cleveland Arena. The handsome, 6-foot-7 center canned 12 straight free throws for a new| Arena record while his 36 points sent his two-year college total to 1001 points.
player in collegiate history to pass the 1000-point mark in two years. Other “‘one-granders” were George! Mikan of DePaul, Jim Lacy of Loyola (Md.), Chet Cermak of
zino of North Carolina State and Gary, Ind. Long Island University, back on its “home” court at Madison
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Times State Service EVANSVILLE, Feb. 9 —1It seems the champ can’t be champ.
defeated in the Indiana Conference last night by dropping Indi‘ana State, 64-45. But the Aces’ second win over the Sycamores
didn't mean much conferenceWilliam & Mary, and Sam .| wise. They played only five loop racked up in 1939-42, y Ran-| The Aces broke a 5-all situa-|oyt
games, not enough to claim the title.
The Evansville win means that Indiana State must fight it out
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will meet champions from 41 event for further national ho
other cities in the Chicago nors. The Novice boys will
begin their preparations for entering the Open Class
next year.
Nearly all weight divisions in both the Novice and Open classes will fight on tonight's card. Plenty of ac-
s Unbeaten
|with Valparaiso for the conference crown. State, qualified in games for the crown, had been
Tops Cage Meets
|games. Tech has won 11 of 15 but
18 High School Games Slated
League tussling highlights the 18-game local high school basket-| ball card this weekend.
Visiting Southport, boosted into second place with a 4-1 South Central Conference record, tries handing Columbus its first loop loss in seven games on the ninegame slate tonight. The Bulldogs have a 12-4 slate. Southport has won six of nine over-all, © In the NCC, Tech goes to
mond, winners of only four of 18 faces the upsetters of Frankfort, 42 to 41 losers to Richmond last week. In town, Washington tries for its eighth straight win, entertaining Shortridge, carrying a 510 record. County games feature Frank-
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Tourney to Be Cut ext Friday Night
tion is promised.in all fights since only the better fighters in both classes remain to scrap their way to the titles,
SEVERAL OF THOSE still battling for champion-
ships have seen action in past and two defending champions Walter Haywood will be 135-pound Qpen Class.
Golden Gloves Tournaments still remain. defending his title in the
Walter will. be trying for his
third trip to Chicago. Two years ago he was a-member of the Chicago team as a featherweight and last year as
a lightweight. He is defending his ligh
has won one fight thus far,
tweight title this year and
WILLIE CRAWFORD was the 175-pound champion last year and also has been successful in one defense
this year. There are top fighters in
the other divisions also. In
the 160-pound class are Donald Carpenter and John
Smith. Each has one victory in the current tournament.
Still to see action in thi
Johnson, 118-pound Open champion last year.
s year's tournament is Bob Phillip
Horsley is looking good in the 126-pound group, but still
has hurdles to clear, Tickets for tonight's sem
ifinals and next week's finals
are on sale at Em-Roe’s, Sportsman's Store and Bush-
Callahan's.
Badgers, Illi
By ED SAINSBURY, Uni
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Spotlight From IU
Second Place at Stake in Champaign; Hoosiers at Minneapolis Tomorrow
ted Press Sports Writer
CHICAGO, Feb. 9—A fight for second place takes precedence over the league-leading battle in the Big Ten basketball chase to-
Wisconsin and Illinois, tied for the runner-up spot with six vic-
ght
tories and one defeat each, tangle at Champaign in their second game of the season and the winner will occupy undisputed second
place. Thus their contest has more im-] Indiana looked like a sure win-
|league-leading Indiana against
Rich-|
portance than the game at Min-| neapolis pitting undefeated and
Minnesota, in sixth place with three victories in eight games. Other league contests are Ohio State at Iowa and “Michigan at Northwestern, while Purdue travels to Marquette for a nonleague
igle, © : a a 5 Illinois Favarite 5 ’ “Tliinofs had to be the favorite for the battle~with the Badgers. The Illini, even though largely sophomores, managed to drop Wisconsin in an overtime fight, 71 to 69, in the opening game of the season. Since then the Illini have come!
Bloomington. And the Illinois
Zawoluk thus became the fifth Evansville College finished un-/leading in the chase.
A new four-year Evansville College scoring record came out of the contest. Bob Barnett’'s 10 {points gave him a total of 1196, one point more than Gus Doerner
lin Township's trip to Beech
Grove, and Speedway's fray at
Ben Davis. Broad Ripple goes to Warren Central, Pike Township is at Brownsburg and La ce Central journeys to Nobl e, Deaf School is host to Knightstown Morton Memorial, rounding tonight's bill. Saturday's
tion and were never again both- eight-game card is topped by
Indiana state Mus) Evansville (64)
Five Cardinal matmen, all” Bloomington’s state champions, Square Garden after a disastrous " fg ft pf | Longfellow, 1 3 JR. ett.f 3 county champions, are expected winners of the last six state titles,| road trip, raced to a 79-to-67 vie- City County H. S. urrayt 3 : 3 tian + 3 2 to head the Southport qualifiers. have been defeated by Tech and tory over Seton Hall. In the first ’ ear) 0m, 3 8 They include: Harry Rasdale, 97- Southport locally. game of a doubleheader on the Basketball Schedule ee 34 migmoond 28.4 Garden boards, Manhattan sur-| TONIGHT Adkins 31 ol Nash.e’ 100 ’ prised New York University, 65 Broad Ripple at Warren Central. Lan AE 31 Hu Sakele : : 3 unkel's Basketball Index [-* BHI fh alin 3 ona 110 Bike Township st Brownsbure | Canterbury 1 1 0 urs. i ’ Bawel. 0 00 (Ratings through games of Feb. 5) Midwest College Basketball Lavrence roenal st Noblesville. 9» |schwitr.g 0 1 of NATIONAL jAshiand in. 33 Hitam ‘338 STATE GAMES Shortridge at Washington. : Sombag 2312 1. Kentucky .. 817 |Bradiey T21 St. Louis 171.0 Concordia at Tri-State (postponed). Knightstown Morton Memorial at Dest RT aT 3 Ho at . ho |Garieton 5 454 Kiox n 32 Eatiham at Manchester (postponed untill ‘Schoo Drialee Tatals 17.11 18) Totals 23 18 16] " sess R LON, % oyola, # 0 . . i i ot . 3. Columbia vio 79.0 |Colorado +620 Towa State 619 Evansville 84, Indiana State 45. sgn County Day School at Park Jali Score—Evansviile 33, Indiana 4. Indi 76.9 | Depaul a4 Catancon as OTHER RESULTS TOMORROW |, Free Throws Missed—Gilbert 2, Lambdin | » INAIANA .esqrseenee . DeP “623 1 stat 46.9 Baldwin-Wallace 76. Bowling Green 59. Ben Davis at Franklin Township. {3 R. Sakel 2, Nash, W. Sakel. 5. Brigham Young .... 75.8 |g Iineis 837 Ly Hep $31| Brisham Yeung 70, Celorade A & M 42. Warren Central at Lawrencs Central. - Franklin 401 Manchester *39.9| Carson-Newman £2. Tusculum 86. uthnort at Howe, : | 6. 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defeat was the only loss charged to the Badgers, who face Indiana only once this year, on the last day of the season. Wisconsin, though, has been the surprise team of the conference. It blew mighty cold through the pre-league season, and then began to come. The Badgers boast one of the league's top scorers in Guard Ab Nicholas, who has averaged 17.9 points per game. Another Wisconsin standout is Jim Clinton, in the top ten scorers with a 13.1 per game average, : TU Should Win | Against this Badger duo, Illi‘nois has Guard and Captain Don Sunderlage, who has averaged,
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scrap and Michigan State will be.
on and lost only to Indiana at!
ner over Minnesota, though it could turn out to be any kind of a game. The Hoosiers, who feature speed, put on a deep freeze in the first encounter with the Gophers to win, 32 to 26. Minnesota simply would not come after the ball, even though trailing, and Indiana wouldn't go in against a set defense. : Northwestern, in fourth place in
the, Conference with a five and three record, appeared capable of downing Michigan, which has won
only one of six league games, particularly on the Wildcat floor at Evanston High School.
Towa, too, was the Hkely victor
over a Defending Champion Ohio State team which has won two of {eight games this year. The Hawkin fifth place with a four{three record, have plenty of height .and pretty good shooting. Purdue, though in the basement ot the Big Ten, should beat Mar|quette.
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‘Amateur Fighter Dies ‘After Ft. Wayne Bout
FT. WAYNE, Feb. 8 (UP)—A 16-year-old boxer died yesterday of a cerebral hemorrhage suffered when he was knocked down in a Golden Gloves amateur bout, John Sheddy of Fulton collapsed in the dressing room following his bout with Dale Colland of Ft. Wayne Tuesday. He was taken to a hospitdl, where doctors said he had suffered a cerebral n he was floored at the start of the fight. . Allen County Coroner E. N. Mendenhall returned a verdict of
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