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SUNDAY, FEB. 18, 1951 '

Entrain Next Sunday

To Fight for National Amateur Crowns

Squad Looks Like Strongest in Years, Chances for Team Title Rated Good

J By JIM HEYROCK Indianapolis will pin its hopes for national honors in

Smalede boxing on eight youngsters from assorted walks of life The eight fighters, who won championships in the Open Class of the 18th Times-Legion Golden Gloves Tournament,

completed Friday night in the National Guard Armory, will

leave for Chicago ne x t; Sunday to participate in the

annual Tournament of Champions, Feb. 26, 27 and 28.

to win the team title Six of the fighters will work out daily this week in Bland’'s Boxing Gym in the TransportaFor some of the champions wilion Bullding Sou th and New wh be their first chance at the working out between Army traina Lua ing sessions at Camp Atterbury er members of and Birchler will work between the team will be classes at Purdue. making another The team received the city’s tty to win in official blessing and good wishes their weight Hive Friday night after the finals ey ga when Abe Thatcher, city recreabed 20 € ha- tion director, representing Mayor on 8 greatest Philip Bayt, spoke to the team. splay of ama- The team will be weighed in eur boxing tal- at 6 p. m. Friday in Bland’s Gym ent. and in the event any member of Two of the the team is unable to make the members of the weight, his runnerup will make 1951 team have

the trip to Chi ’ done battle in the Chicago Stadi-| P cago

um tournament before. In fact Te uP: ore. In fact,|two trainers re i this will be the third trip to Chi- on Cova

of The Times-Legion Committee, cago for Walter Haywood, 135-| will assemble at Lnion Station pound champ. next Sunday morning for the trip. Two years ago the classy Hay-|{o the Windy City. wood was the 126-poynd represen-| The Novice champions do not tative of the team and was de-

make the trip. B feated in his first fight. Last/will begin workouts Gon Tem year, however, he won his first

two fights and it was being talked throughout the big stadium that

Jim Heyrock

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LL. THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

[Glove Champs Await Chicago Meet

Walter Haywood, 135; Ralston Eom, left to right); Don Evans, heavyweight John Smith, 160; Bob Payne, 147; Art Birchler, 175, (back

row), are the Times-Legion Golden Gloves Open Champions who Chicago Tournament of Champions, Feb. 26, 27 and 28.

One-mole Relay—Wisconsin (Soe, Ashby, 126; Bob Sobion, 118; James Martin, 112, (front row, [carlson. and Collins); Indiana (Hagen, Barnes, Hughes, and Grindlay). Time—

Hoosiers Top Wisconsin in Track Meet

Winners Take Nine Of 12 Events in 685/12-457/12 Win

MADISON, Wis.,, Feb, 17 (UP) -Indiana’s indoor track team whipped the University of Wis,|consin, 68 5-12 to 45 7-12, today by winning nine of the 12 events and working up a four-way tie in the pole vault. Wisconsin's mile relay team .chopped .3 seconds from the old annex mark of 3.28.4, set in 1949 by Don Gehrmann, Dick Whipple, Mel Goldin and Bob Mansfield. The Badgers’ loss was their first in Big Ten competition this season. They scored a lopsided track victory over Minnesota in

Minneapolis last Saturday. The summaries: Detker #1 Hino Sis a gy Won Ia "Dash—Callion lins, Wis; Saiteon, WE std Hi fh Birdies" Tavior, 1nd.; Marnd.; Athihson Wis.

ton ie Vault— (four way the or A Treba, -{Wis, and Brown, White, and Pratt, all of Indiana, Height—13 ft.

Two-mile un-—Dellinger, Tau

is. Mars, e Ind. Time—1:50.1. 40-yard Low Hurdles—Taylor, Ind Martin, Ind.: Hoffman, Wis. Time 5.0 seconds.

3: . (new annex mark, old mark was 3:28.4, set by Wisconsin in 1940, Whipple, Goldin, Mansfield, and Gehrmann). Broad Jump--Norton, Ind, 21’ 10%’: gonnson, Wis, 21' 4%”; Judd Pratt, Ind.

will represent Indianapolis } in the

Southport Stops Shelbyville, 50-41

Bulldogs Defeat

‘ Jump--Harper, Ind, 6 2": Kell. man, Wiss 6 0": tie between Friesch, Wis, and Norton, Harmet, all of Indiana, 5' 10". Shot Put—Anderson, In d., Hd Ted Rleckwenn, Wis., 49’ 2%"; Parnsley Peters, s., 47 14

Southport Wins

| Kentucky 86, Tennessee 61.

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Drexel 76, Haverford 73. ‘North Dakota 63, Towa State Elizabethtown 57, Juniata 47. al Teachers 57. Florida 82, Auburn 61. | Northeastern 69, Bates 67 (overFlorida State U. 69, Mercer 64. | time). Florida -A. & M. 81, Clark Col- Oberlin 70, Wooster 63. lege 37. [Oklahoma 48, Kansas State 486. Georgia 57, Mississippi 49. Oklahoma A. & M. 62, Detroit 37. Hamline 54, MaCalester 44. |Oklahoma City 63, St. Joseph's Howard 72, Hampton Institute 69. (Pa.) 54. Hlinois Normal 68, Southern Ill- - Penn Military

84, West Chester

inois 63. | Teachers 79. James Millikin 58, Illinois Wes- Penn State 73, Rutgers 50. leyan 51. | Providence 71, R.P.L. 70. Johns Hopkins 171, Randolph| Penn 80, Dartmouth 49. Macon 70. [Rice 54, Texas Christian 49.

Kansas 56, Towa State 54. [Rochester 67, Allegheny 50. |St. Bonaventure 64, Canisius 57.

Kings College 66 Roanoke, B.C. St, Louis 83, Wichita 58.

55. (St, Mary's (Minn.) 80, St. John's Lamar. Tech 81, Louisiana Col-| (Minn.) 54. lege 74. | San Jose State 67, San Francisco LaSalle 69, Muhlenberg 55. | 59.

Lawrence Tech 80, Vermont 61. | Seattle U. 67, Portland U, 59.

Lenoir Rhyne 65, High Point 58. | Southern University 55, Arkansas Lemoyne 83, Hartwick 70. State 49.

Lincoln 104, Wilberforce 70. | Springfield 64, St. Michael's 58.

Loyola (Baltimore) 59, Mt. St. Syracuse 70, Colgate 59. Mary's 49. | Tampa 65, Rollins 585. Loyola (Chicago) 67, Marquetts Texas Wesleyan 64, Midwestern 61. b4.

Loyola of the South 67, Centenary] [Tole do 65, Miaml of Ohio 68. 64. Tulane 90, Vanderbilt 55. Lycoming 90, Harpur 55. Utah 54, Brigham Young 49. Manhattan 64, Siena 40. | Villanova 65, Army 44. Mississippi 69, Louisiana State 48. Virginia 68, Richmond 49.

Missouri 41, Colorado 36. Virginia State 058, Morgan Mississippi Southern 83, North-| State 56. western Louisiana State 75. Washington Univ. (Mo.) 52, BeMontana State 59, Gonzaga 57. loit 49. Mt. Union 76, Marietta 45. ‘Washington State 45, Oregon Muskingum 75, Heidelberg 70. State, 38. New Britain State 72, Bridge- Washington (Seattle) 76, Idaho si Dulko 80. Washington and Lee 97, Furman New York U. 67, Brooklyn Col-| 82.

Western Reserve 78, Case 69.

” » » do, Aug. Indianapolis had come up with a i , : lege 52. Aon Avg: Fu possible national champion. ’51 Novice Champs oe 0 ‘ ey anals ne rep d g Spartans Down Niagara 69, Scranton 58. Wertsainster 56, Waynesburg 81. Sept. 1; Co« Butt Opened Gash : . fo ’ ms Shelbyville, 50 to 41, at South- | Earlham 72-49 Willlam & Mary 55, Maryland But in his third fight, Haywood back rt. Team Bala ce Hel $ ’ : Worcester Poly 50, Clark 48. Stage Comebac | a n P Times State Service 8-9, ran into bad luck. He met a Shelbyville elected to play al NORTH MANCHESTER. . Feb Wyoming 55, Utah State 54, wild slugger from Nashville, Dent. In Second Half slow, deliberate type game, but Nose Out South Bend 11 Manehester: College: <a is , [Yale 64, Boston College 59. Be pas, Staying Tren with Mia; (Continued From Page 29) [couldn't stop Southports Joa (Continued From Page 29) from behind after trailing most : when 2 head butt opened a gash] left. but John Hall: and Mike ters, 11 to 7, 18 to 13 anq| With nine, was followed by Craw- of the first half to down Earlham, over his eye. The referee stopped Radkovic hit two quick fielders |3g to 28. jfordsville, seven; Hammond) 72 to 49, here tonight. - : he threat (Clark, four, and East Chicago| Earlham led 29 to 25 at the| Joltin’ Gene Parker, Indiana's the fight and Haywood was the lo kill the threat, Roland Nerding dumped in 8 yw, pington. three. half, but the Spartans tied the [lightweight champion, who will loser by TKO. Butler passed up three free| points on ‘the tail-end of the Bob Pol 105, deci-| count at 33-all and went into the = t on me the state's onl Bob Johnson, 118-pounder, is throws in the last two minutes in|Cards’ fast break in the third, but | Tech's Bob ollak, Biot Ca moDo en no ie IY _ Seon ra Friday B ; the second scrapper who is a vet- ; n order to take the ball out of jim Hebbe of Shelbyville hit five Sioned Carmen fp im t a th ame. They were never headed taht, e - with a split lp in eran of Chicago action. As a bounds and play safe. That de-| straight set shots to keep the mond Tech, 5-1, and was vote the gal eas night, cam: ho 112-pounder last year, Johnson Duart Tribue cision gave the Bulldogs control| Bears in the game. outstanding wrestler award. He after tha : training yesterday. o : d effectively symied St. Joe. decisioned Al Morgan of South-| Manchester a Earlham (49) Parker meets Andy Anderson won his first fight. But in the sec an Southport (50) Shelbyville an fg ft pf! fg ft pf 1 | ond scrap, he bumped up against : Peters Gets Through Bilis, HE Bo tg ft p port, 6-1, in the afternoon. Hyde.t 8 2 4 Moore! 3 'o "a|in the National Guard ARTBOPY How would you the champion of the Navy's Pa The out-of -bounds tactics Paddock! 4 0 3 BEilent 1 3 i Decatur Central's Don Hersch- Rickets! 2 ¢ A Bowmen. } ¢ 5|Friday night for the state welteri t. started with the score, 59-53. Only |jyllsonc 1 4 4Kelley.c 0 3 3 ell won his second straight heavy-|Gosherte 0 0 1 Doty. & 8 0 3|weight crown. 3 cific Fleet and was knocked out. ner. 2 0 1Prices 025 1 Gusher. 3 3 1314 t Parker, who will ike to spend an will be a dif- St. Joe player to break through Nerdingeg 5 5 1llCasters 2 4 0 weight title and teammate Bob Hoffmang 3 3 Ubteenk =. 1 1 91 The fancy Parker, Johnson says it a jremann,! 1 1 3IDietz.g 00 2 a Rn | Dic . fter the Anderson fight to - Ww. Peters, a whiz all evenin {McGathe 0 Holland, 135 pounds, won the|Lozierf 5 1 1/Dickman.t 2 17 4ileave after - tr t story this year. He has as 8. [McGathey,t 0 1 0Plymateg 21} , p 0 h eren Y Tour foches. taller The little guard hit a set shot Weddlec 1 0 ZBrowns 1 0 3jightweight title in the outstand-|pougnt o 1 3 Goons 1 { 3ltrain in Miami with Willie Pep, evening with a ETO] Dearly with little more than a minute to|Harmone 0 0 1 ing match of the finals. He re-|Kennedve 0 0 suffered the gash on left side of . . ys and has greatly iicreased Mis go to account for the Puma total. [®dridses 0 0 0 — ceived two points for a near pin Barmhari.e 3313 3 his lower lip while boxing with beautiful airline aDpty: his became, Svideht i= A field goal by Hall and two| Totals 1912 1 Totals 12171435 the final buzzer went off to| . .... 3 o Totals 1s 11 3a|James Cousins, Indianapolis welthe finals Friday nig en he free throws by Butler wound up a score: Southport 18, Shelby-| me from behind winning, 11 to! Halftime Score—Eariham 29, Manches-|ter. stewardess? yon Hf uile by 3 smadilg the activity. Tony Hinkle elected Gathe they a Nerang 3. (sneibyvil sent, 10- res Throws Missed — (Manchester) | Anderson has held hy welter . (Shelbyv —Hebbe ar . 5 KOEN mith Tmpresses be EY se pont | OMEICHY Hafsthok and im pai.| Herb Farrell, Indiana Univers-| Kings.) Losi Pisiens, apes. Boffmag toga since The KiSt Of 08 re. 3 And the other members of the Gilbert Watkins line when they had a six-point|,, “lity and Joe Paratore, of Presiue howler, Steen, Lichtenberg, Goens. | When i ea joiomens Cid] leam this year are gbove average Butler found itself achieving 1 There's John Smith, Camp Atter balance for one of the few times; Delhi Be hi, Bedford d Ji John Newbauer" ett) pinned Harry Daal School Five on, 2 the Ice vx {mR Fe 3 i cn, Bader 4 po ILC i ad ian way throug e inclanapg led the attack and he got 11-point jmet a Tes On roth): sioned! Cleveland 58 38 15 3 81 Fd 3 ”~ tournament and impressed the 8 support from both Huff and Fou- i To {Sor 6- rt oCentrils: de Ips enda : PYDIANAROL'S 3% 3% 23 1 35 164 is le fans. A former member of the uuse | i inals i32—Fat * Farraro’ (Central STENDAL, Feb, 17—Stendal’s|ciosinnat .. 36 2 378 1s 1m | | German army before coming to § ly 3) St. Joseph (33) = “i Srovard misher °(88C) "decisioned High School cage quintet failed|S*: Louis Basi Jo8.8 52 176 193 i this country, Smith has had 129 Hall t 5% wite.t 13% °35—Bob Holl ied (DCJ decisioned Har-(to hold back Deaf School tonight, . OF W'L'T Bis. 0. OO f amateur fights and has been Burdsallf 5 4 3|Elbertf I 23 Times State Service old Bratton (i (8 entral), yl, oned Jer-|as the Indianapolis team over- Bue te EBD 4 60 2 184! beaten only four times ansofanit! § 8 JRacmanc ® 3 4 8| DELPHI Feb. 17 Bedford) MO RS anes, (H7gch) came a halftime ‘deficit to win, |Soringfield .. 31 20 31 ¢ 4 200 23 2 ch- Rens. 1 3 iiDoniee 0 0 iimoved into the finals of the In| “1¢i=John eo er’ (HTech) pinned |Providence 84 21 39 4 86 Another big hope is Art Bir ror 2 3 2iSexelby.c 0 0 3/giana AAU Basketball Tourna-|Pick Mil Crawfor sville), 3:58. 85-57. eveland 7. Buffalo 2. ler, engineering student at Pur- ; Radkovics 2 0 OBarirenioss 1 1 1 156—H velt) de-| Art Wooten and Ted Hage-| Providence 5, Sprinstieid 3. & N Cranny.g 0 0 0 Drakes 0 0 0iment here tonight by defeatihg| ec! Aloned Z ae Pittsburgh i Cincinnati 0. die Unversity. oa er, It Bail Johnson |Hufts $1 SPeterie = 8 3 8Kokomo, 69 to 67 wen geist over “Tom ‘Beherschels (80). meyer shared honors with 20| Hershey i, 6t. Lous 3 (overtime. . will be a case of going jome 10 ey 9 foray, § Jfevtesuehs 1 0.5 Delphi gained the finals in the| Shguder ur). points each. Wooten scored nin (Only games scheduled) | pr fight since he is a native of Chi- Sturgeon.s 0 0 0f referee's Bob Languell (Bleomington) won| pio1q goals and two charity to Hershey at Indianapolis (8:30). Clevei cago. Birchler is the 175-rounder. § £53 Tels. 7173 Fi|3ternoon tilt by downing Markle, t—Don Herschel = (Dec. Centrai) missing a third. Hagem e land at Buffalo. ‘Plstureh at Providence, The heavyweight is Don Evans, § Halfiime Score.St. Joseph's 36. Butler i Setter Jana Delphi pgs Clarence Krueser' (SBCentrall. p04" in eight’ field goals and NATIONAL “teagur a on a 5 hard puncher with plenty of ree Throws Missed—Hall, Burdsall 3./ co... Eh le : SInpions P 97—Rex. Shields Eurth Place Larry two free throws, missing two. Detroit ..... 55 34 11 10 78 183 116 stamina {Theofanis, Miller 2. Huff, Weidekamp,|& } P. m. tomorrow. Claxton (SBCentral), 3-2, Stendal (57) Deaf School (6) |Loronto .... 54 30 12 12 72 186 jit 8 W |Wilz_5, Elbert 2, Schultheis, Kaemar 5.| In a regularly scheduled game| 105—Al Morgan (So) decisioned Guzman 18 1t A New reork -. 24 12 31 17 43 138 13% She’s an angel in the sky, but oh, 6 Work Out Here [Peters (E. Chi. Washington), 8-1. C. Lukerf 2 0 1'Wooten.f ie ontres. -B BNE 8 84 Little Jimmy Martin is the 112- |" Officials — Roland Baker and Irwin|tonight, Indianapolis defeated| pil ~ Jim m Johnson (Jeft) dectsioned Dick Bakel.t 3 2 oral ver } 2 1 Boston | Bini iy 300 brother, when she gets down to earth! pound representative and Bob § Thrasher. rr South Bend, 64 to 62. It was riot} 123-J1m Neubauer ' (Jeff) pinned Edgar | Kamiman.c $ 4 jiyan Deventre $8 2 4 BE SULTS LAST NIGHT Payne, 147, is a hard-hitting § - a tournament ame. La eh Ee (S80) pinned Pat | BO Luker.c 6 1 3 Mite 3 Toronto 2, New Sok 0 p southpaw member. Both will be Ball State Ni S In Uihep games 3 is Xiternoon, Amore (Tech), 3 8. dechionst: Dewer Hagemeyerg 5 0 A oh (Only Samer schedul od) aT a well-balance okomo team to at N ho os to ea 5 snapped Gary's 21-game win ON gohn Shenigan JE. Chl. Washing- he score—Stendal 3. Deal sthod York. “only gomes Scheduled) onl : ps 3 i . ton) decisioned Dan Edgar (Tech) 4-3. a stronger than in many past years, ' wid Sheln, 3 0 aor Nile iio xii ae Pence 180) decisioned Charles |, Free, Throws Missed Fosse Tulsa 3, SCSults Last Er shi Indianapolis has a good chance Fox Bennett | - PO ’ ° 56—. Woodley (Jeff) decisioned|Sakel. Kamm. _Hagemeyer 2, C. Luker. | (Only game scheduled). Sh Tomorrow, Evansville and Gens Packham (8h). Weneiptih, prey, St cwardias | . . South Bend Girl teams will meet| 07 5h barat Alem Secistoned . Me)- 8 k th ry Jane Wyman—the cutest chick that Ohio State Wins | Times State Servi at 1:15 p. m. followed by the Indi-| _177—Ed Darnell (Crawfordsville) pinned askeina list 7 — Ball Jim Vesel (SBCentral), 3:23. | ever checked off a passenger og VALPARAISO, Feb. 1 anapolis and Ft. Wayne Girls at| Hwt.—Denny Krick (Sh) won referee's : Quad Track Event | state Teachers came from be-i5.3g p. m. The two winners will] 4ecision over Jim Schrader (Jeff). ; Tournament checkmated a transcontinental wolfl - Tigits Sucela {hind in the last 20 seconds to nip play the girl¥ championship 97—Resdsle decisioned Claxton, 7-4; ‘ As Indacs Win EVANSTON, Til, Feb. 17—Ohio | [Velparaien, 1 match at 7:15 p. m. preceding the| "jos “Fink decisioned Motives, 6-1: Starts Next | ana Co men’s championshi contest, {Ramirez pinned Duzman. 3: | Purdue, Northwestern and Minne. thriller here tonight. I |citaRemps iitied einen, jon, Wednesday | Times State Service sota in a ‘quadrangular meet at! With the score tied at T1- all’ (eft). ook tk dncinioned. . Lamhe 5.31 Just ‘because you didn't | : TERRE HAUTE, Feb. 17—The yy, with one minute and one-half re- b Games 0 T Farraro won referee's decision over Jim . £ Indianapolis Athletic Club swim-| Deh eNOS hed p maining, John ‘Schneider of Ball In I Neubauer (Jeff. boned. Rico: cio}. 40: get tickets to the tourna- How the guys go for her in M-G-M's { ¥ ‘ming team won a dual meet from. points, captured seven of the State got a lay-in, but Jim Ove Fisher (5. B. Central) decisioned Amore ment you needn't miss gay romance, “Three Guys Named : Indiana State Teachers College, | ,™ Wo iar 0 00 Although (retaliated 10 seconds later with a Tol hE. 5. Cintrals do tioned the games. See them at | yuu.) 53 to 22, here today. Purdue won only one event, the |PUCKet and free throw. Tom)| t ear om m Christian, 7-5; Holland won referee's de-| home on a MOTOROLA 1Ke + » * * Four pool records were broken yo makers took second with |F inke gave Valparaiso a 76 to 73 Lanter ecisioned Shehisan, 7-0; | TV y : i i with the Indacs accounting for | sa, points. NU was third with [lead when ha slipped under with Grummell decisioned Edgar, 4-1. y Mike #1 is Van Johnson, Mike #2 is § three and the Sycamores one. Bill |, ;/ Minnesota fourth with 19%. |S0 Seconds left. Six games are on tap today atl, ferasi ores pence: ams orn uri | Howard Keel, Mike #3 is Barry Sullivan. i Kerr, IAC distance ace, smashed Ohio's Len Truex, popular Schneider drove in for a bas-/the Dearborn Hotel Gym where Myler 1 (Crawtordaville) decisioned Kerr | : i both the 220 and 440 yard free- choice to succeed Don Gehrmann ket and was fouled. He missed|the 34th Annual City Independent| 156—Davids decisioned Woodley (Jeff.), | : style marks. as Big 10 mile king, scored 13|the free throw, but in the scram-championship battle is in prog-|I-1; - Zlson -decisioned Packham (Sh). { Bob Armer, State captain, took one o"hy taking firsts in the mile |1¢ under the basket Gerald fess. |" 167—8cherschell _ decstoned Richardson ; two-tenths of a second off the |Goodwin tipped the ball in to put] Of the 72 entries, 55 will remain | Bibs malski (E. Chi Roosevelt). de-| ] and half-mile runs. Truex finished | {cisioned Smith (Jeff.), 10-2 you ge ! 50-yard freestyle. Frank McKin-| o. nq to teammate Aubrey Jenk- | {Ball State in the lead 77 to 76. after today’s skirmishes. During| 177 Languell (BD) Sectsioned yoael, 1-5: That's pretty fierce competition. But i ney, Indianapolis, lowered the 08 in the two-mile. Summaries: ties got three more shots but the IHSAA sectionals the tourney! fooassiiie, goa toned Donald ( yo don't let it stop you. It doesn’t f 200-yard backstroke record by ailed to score. | will be suspended. | Heavyweight—Krueger (8. B. Central) | stop } | 200yard ba ness SU TENS Qh STn “a state hy Valaarsie 300 | Pehgted: |dectsloned Schrader Tem. 1.0: wersched|| all three them! So hop aboard Jane's plane for ! 300-Yard medley relay—1. IAC (Prank, 6.x gash Finals 1p Oresory (M), Mecurter i 3% Plinke.f 3 0 "4 |servich m.—Allison Abprentice vs. Bud's Set ———— non-stop super-fun, Ih Hgepggion Low miata lg ine a ne 4 Geant SSE 3 8 Ret 48 Joon n water uma scew Westfield Defeats | bth * An i 220-Yard freestyle—1, Bill Kerr, IAC: 440-Yd. run—1 Cole (0), 3 Null (N), Schneiders 5 1 1|Alleng 2 0 4/ m.—Vic's Pharm s. Mal wit the ii } John Raines, TAC: 3, Don Wallace, 1STC. Jy Macy, (N). Myers (0), Zubovich (0). |Newlon.g' *. 7 3 2Luthers = 4 1 $ Condensers. tov wh. Mullorvig ork School. 47-41 Yes sir, if you want to be charmed, t Time, 2.34. (New pool record: old rec- gdh h hurdles—Finals 1 Kickert Garbar.c 2 1 3) Ankiey.( 11 0 mont” Ohm ars White Pront vs. Palr- Time. in Servite | | cheered up and are choosy about your i 2 #-yald Ireestyia=1 Bob Srmer, Jc G Pestad fF) iTims 3.8 (©), : yes Domroese, $5.10 §/ing & Cub, ~=Giesn Homnets vs. Bland Box- | WESTFIELD, Feb. 17—West-| HEiwW 1951 movie, this is the one for you to see! : Time, 24.8. (New pool record; old record {9}; 3 Hancock (M), Rodibaugh '(B). dl re Bernt. 3 a 2 Serato. ™ IBEW. 108 w. Swmiord) ia downed Park School here | | It's mad. It’s merry. It's Mike-nificent.! £ 25.) . a Totals 27 23 2 Totals 29 18 28 Monday Z u Diving), Bob Armer, ISTC. 83: 2. Ee Wi, Tn—lo Tries, (0), 3 Sohyier| | Halftime Score—Ball State 38, Valpa- J 3 m—Bugs Service ya. Riviera Club. tonight, 47 to 41, with John DeVoe BTC, 833. Moran. IAC:| TO-Xd. Jow hurdiesFitals 1 Venegge| Pree Throws Missed—Ball State, 7: Val-| 9 0. m—A. B.C, Club va. 10th & Collese. collecting 21 points for the losers. | ) ».C.M - rees ‘ hy [EEN No “hs 2. Frank Parrish, IAC; 3, Jim Harrison. kurta ta, ON Ti ‘A Hocker (P), PoC 1s Bill Beibel and Red Strelow. LunBa™ ~—Silver Circle Bar vs. Newcomer | Westfield took a 30 to 28 lead! 8 LiL IsTC, me 58.2. e-mile relay-—1 Ohio State. 2 Purdue, | Se ———-—————— 8 Koch . " lin the third quarter and stayed! 206.Yard, oacksttoke 1. Prank Molin:la Nyrhwestern. d Miphewias.’ 0 een Kentucky Cagers Win |x). > wi lial walors| in front the remainder of the, AEN . 50 Weir, ISTC. Time 2:38.2. (New pool rec- {0 1 PALI 4 Walbaum (P). Wet | Kentucky Ce ae Feb. ote —— | game. b ord: old tecord 343) 1, Tom Lord, Broad jump—1 Kurtz (N), 2 Barnes (P), | ASKING Urdvereit, o ken- Red Wi Wi I eins i Park Sthvol UL) ; IAC; 2, Jim Bennett, ISTC; 3, Tom Moran, | tagee 33 fest, ot Dl Walbaum (M). Dis: y e ings in, 2- 1 i oy fx ft of! 1g ft pf . IAC. Time 2:40.1, shoy put Calderwood (0), 2 Eichoiz| LUCKY Wildcats—rated No. 1 by Pollardf. 4 1 2/8. Colwellt 05 Sel i 440-Yard freestyle—1, Bill Kerr, IAC;|(p), awk ¢ (P), 4 Guthrie’ (0). Dis-| the United Press poll—marked up | MONTREAL, Feb. 17 (UP)— Baldwin. f 3 4 38. Devoe,! 01 ; elect the g. “John Raines, IAC: 3, Don Wallace, tance 46 feet, 11'4 inches ltheir 12th ti South- |The Detroit Red Wings, perform- kively.c’ 3 3 3 Sy iavoe. Ys 3 zingly low 18TC. Time 5:13.1/ (New pool record; old| High Jump Schaefer (5), 2 Dunn (N), {their consecutive ULh- ing befor 15,780. fans.—the b Barife.s 0 0 1P.Colwelle 2 0 2/| 14 Inch id | Feo pa. estyle relay—1, IAC Pa (Pr), Or er al ha anv jeastern Conference victory to-| 8 & ans, e ig- 18 God 2 2 0|Johnston.g 30 4 Pichon just oa the TV sumern “sens” thom | $ ? Moran: Frank Parrish, Tom Lord, 'Bill|inches. * night by defeating Tennessee BE Afontreal LRT .* du — — || Just 2 simple ILE i Kerr). Time, 4.00.1. 61. = anadiens Totols 18 11 15/ Totals 16 9 19 Torn 10h ono suloct hotion = that's off | ice by the | S——————— Pro Basketball Kentucky's big center, Big Bill|to 1, tonight in a National Hockey| Halftime Score— Westfield 23, Park 19. * Exclusive Bilt-in-Antenna | i Milton to Be MC NATIONAL ASSOCIATION Spivey, led the Wildcat scoring league game. oral VF Free Throws Missed— Westfield 13, Park Se 1d ot cm ot Model 14T3 BARRY SULLIVAN i rm on a ——— Ee ———— “ RR———————— W. L. pet With 29 points and raised his two- + No Fade — No Flicker $56.55 Down, $3.00 Week of models At Pace Car Dinner Minneapolis ............. 17 .67|year varsity point total to 1002.! Aen aie Sek amd eights Gori Beep ’ ’ 5, Tommy Milton will be master Rochester ............... 3 38IHe scored 579 points last season | ie ae: aod dotdy & o | of ceremonies Feb. 27 at a dinner INDIANAPOLIS 33 444 and went into tonight's game with A TRULY FINE SET AT A PRICE {Tri-Cities . a #597 3m party for members of the press ; oe |394 points for the current cam-| YOU CAN AFFORD. . . in the Indianapolic, Athlete Sib: New York i Sepalgm, 4 . [ory VY) ; sponsored by.the Chrysier Corpo-bustas »: 3 su | A Few Rental Sets Still Available : ration. Announcement of the 1951 |Philadeiohia : 3 rid ! 5 . . $ LCT RIL LA Lr i ace car for the “500” will be Baitimore A ar He 5 Call Now to Reserve a Set for the Tournament A Ard i i P | RESULTS LAST NIGHT | | Story by Ruth Brooks F ! made at that time. Rochester 87, Minneapolis 82 Fram Suggestions Mods by = i mtn New York 88, Syracuse 75. : | ! f p | i . Baltimore 112, Ft. Wayne 89. Fast—Economical—Guaranteed SYRACUSE I Etirel Pug Weis WA-3366 Bradley Wins only Same AMES. TONIGHT Bring Your Set To | OLYMPIANS i : Directed by CHARLES Mi R41 § DES MOINES, Ia, Feb. 17 (INDIANAPOLIS at Boston, Minneapolis Produced by ARMAND DEUTSCH y A ne, | v . laa]: i (UP) — Bradley spurted midway Rochester at TriGiiies, (Only games VOGUE | | 2912 CLIFTON ST. TA. 1486 AAR E in the final period tonight to pullscheduled.) ! AT BUTLER FIELDHOUSE he! | E f 81 viet NATIONAL LEAGUE 2310 N. Mer. (Rear) M1-1530 | . . i C away to a 71-to-61 victory over Results Last Night . (| Daily 59 P. M.r Sat. Sun. 11 te Tickets on Sale Hotel Claypool Ticket Conter—RI. 5411 OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 9 i Waterloo 86, “Ander n 16. | ; ; : . Drake before 6000 fans. b Avilla Bais 4 . AY }

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