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red , Evans tired weary when ending the

biggest dispening night, ) rounds and the nose at . He couldn't pad through-

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~ TUESDAY, FEB. 27, 1951

Joneses Feud With B

Here's How by See

to Do It, Boy

. THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

ullets

Another LIU Player Nabbed

pinned down,

Classic.

Pat rolled up her third 700-plus series for Milano Inn in the Yaver

That’s the “ole high-right-hander,” Patty Striebeck. Winner of the - Lafayette Individual Match Game Woman's Championship just this week-end, Pat showed keglers last night she wasn’t just resting on past accomplishments.

Pat Striebeck Pins Down Torrid 7 Racks Up Top Score Among Keglers; It's Her Third ‘Big Series’ of Season

There's one gal in bowling circles here who can really keep 'em

It was almost good enough for 3 second high last night. The top tally by male keglers

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In 1948 Fixes

Nat Miller Accused Of Throwing Two Games for $1500

NEW YORK, Feb. 27 (UP)

Hopes to Extend Unbeaten Career Against Baltimore

By FRANK ANDERSON Baltimore's Bullets put on a

The arrest of still another basket-

sylvania alleys. She also has same league,

—|notched a 625 for Hickman Whir!

704 and 745 series on these lanes, |:

A friendly foe, Lila Littrell,

Miss Striebeck cracked 218, 234 was posted by Cecil Bevis. He and 235 for a torrid 707 on Penn- rolled 665 for Sponsel Bakery in

athe Courthouse circuit at Pennsyl|vania. Others who marked above 650 were Russ Collins, 658, Fraternal League at Illinois; Bill Nichols,

1-656, Mouldings, Inc, Ilaria, and

aways in the same league. Even Howard Deer Sr. 650, Crescent |H

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basketball front tonight. : But can the Bullets keep up| She with the Joneses? The Wah-Wah| JE» Joneses, that is ) The answer to this not-too-earth-shattering question mav be ki found in Butler Fieldhouse at! 8:30. New Indianapolis Olympian| Coach Jones makes his home court debut as the Bullets make! their: last local visit of the sea-| son. Jones has already established! a reputation as a winning coach. |] In his one masterminding effort, Sunday in Minneapolis, the Olymps edged the Lakers, 75-73. Hold 4th Place The Olymps continue to hold down fourth place in the National Basketball Association's Philadelphia Phill Western Division. The Bullets continue to be held down. They're last in the Eastern half of the circuit. 3.0.9

ies, gets a few

Tom Catadrande (left), $40,000 bonus rookie hired by the

pointers on how to cover first base

from Eddie Waitkus. The 20-year-old Casagrande will probably be farmed to Terre Haute, Ind., for experience this spring.

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The Jones boys have split in Training Camp Briefs— ,

ball player on charges of “throwing” two games back in 1948 opened up a brand-new field teday in the biggest sports scandal of the post-war era.

In the district attorney's dragnet was former Long Island Univer sity “playmaker” Nathan (Nat) Miller, charged with taking $1500 in bribes for -losing games to Bowling Green of Ohio and Western Kentucky in December, 1948. Miller's arrest was taken as a sign that District Attorney Frank Hogan is searching back as far as possible into the history of local basketball to uncover possible

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|“fixes,” and that other arrests might follow soon. There was no hint of Miller's (arrest before it happened sudden-| (ty last night. The 5-foot 9-inchi former player, a Purple Heart in-|

divisional series, according to an AHL announce

While

winners of Western and Eastern div a best-of-seven Series A, the second-place team {Will play Series B while third-place teams are

four games with the Bullets. win. fantry veteran of World War II, |B and C will be best-of-five, Last

, | ! onge 4 |appeared suddenly at Hogan's of- year Series B and C were intraRing Tere SN bn Sanat «= Williams Elbow fo Be Goodin: first entry into the case division playoffs between second The Bullets fares rood Rocha,| [was questioned for three hours, |and third-place teams in a best-

e ® and then arrested of-three. 8 A hi h d . | er ms an eed As Ever, Trainer Promises

The slim, light-haired Miller] This year’s Series B and C winbacked up by Belus Smawlev’s ® 5 never was an outstanding player ners will meet in a best-of-five TE tage nl oy Dagwley s Yost Can Take or Leave Senators’ Offer; | Pirates Sign Fitz Gerald, Four Others

8.4 mark. Hoffman is a former Purdue star who had contract! ; By United Press and ability to set up plays, and|/Indianapolis won last year in SARASOTA, Fla., Feb. 27—Ted Williams’ left elbow, smashed thus was a key player in .his eight straight games.

troubles with the Bullet ‘front office earlier in th mpaign. Other Eo aus gn in the all-star game last summer, will be as good as ever by the team’s attack. | Slated Mar. 20 | Other Baltimore performers are Se he Justa]! sean opens Apr. 16, Red Sox Trainer Jack Fad-| Sowing GREEN Bs. Feb | The playoffs are scheduled to, Don Behrens, Wisconsin Juimie Fadden revealed he had given the slugging ace a series of 27 (UP)—Coach Ed Diddle of the | PeBIn Mar. 20. The first two h WA Cans Bred alr for. Special exercises to strengthen his left wrist and forearm and the Western Kentucky State {be played on the home ice of the Pa" Ter Boston coon Gene Tames (developments were ‘very opti-| |toppers said today he was “very 2° P OE had the most points Gavil ex-New York Knickerbocker. and iSH¢- [but later hit a respectable .313 Surprised” to hear an LIU player Player Coach Walt Budko, =| His left arm should be 98 per with Indianapolis. (had taken a bribe to throw their| Jones succeeded Cliff Barker Cent normal when he reports to; gy to come to terms with [i5e8 game which. Western won, as Olymp coach. Wah played 22/Camp tomorrow,” -Fadden said.| the Bucs were Pitchers Vernon -58. games this season before a knee/ And.it will be 100 per cent nor Laws and Vic Lombardi, out- ahs ore the game, we|, wort back to the first rink for! operation sidelined him. During Mal when the season starts. I'll fielder Gus Bell and third base- ere awful hot,"’{ Diddle added. . last two contests if it goes that time he rang up 247 points keep him working on special de-| man Bob Dillinger. fein Sure that nobody epuld haveiy. juin for an 11.2 average. He knows Vices to strengthen the arm and Yesterday General Manager! caren Us that night”. what he’s doing. there's no question but what the

” ¥ Branch Rickey announced that! Barker's playing talents are Will do the trick. \Outfielder Wally Westlake, the MILWAUKEE, Feb. 27. (UP)—

considered more valuable than| The reassuring word from Fad- squad's “strong boy,” had reached George Muellich, assistant coach | his coaching. He's a whiz at ball den pepped up the Red Sox on the an agreement with the club.|9f the Bowling Green basketball

control and steadying, things'eye of the scheduled arrival of Pitchers Bill Werle and Paul Pet- team, said today he recalled his|peeded to decide each series. That which have been missing from

tit and Outfielder Dino Restelli team “really walloped” Long Is- would be 17. the Olymp scheme on many occa-| Wiliams from Key Largo, where 1

from 1945 through 1949,

the playoffs would involve a total Br i the Gavil of 29 games. The players willl Tr to ok aan iy share receipts coming from the ¢ Thomas, Eu-

{ropean welterwei mes! minimum number of games within three months.

Here's How Caps Will Play If They Are in the Playoffs

Would Enter Best 3 Out of 5

Inter-Divisional Series, Says AHL

The Indianapolis Caps, if they qualify for the American Hockey League playoffs, will have to a play a best-three-out-of-five inter-| ment today. isions are playing 8 in each division

playing Series

Set Up Welter

* . . | Elimination Bouts | HAGERSTOWN, Feb, 27 (UP) \during his college career at LIU series for the right to meet the| Ine National Boxing Assocta-

How- Series A winner in a best-of-seven [tion agreed yesterday to recog-! ever, he was known for his speed|Playoff for the Calder Cup that|nize the winner of the Jonany

Bratton-Charlie Fusari bout in |Chicago next month as welter- | {weight champion. 5 Buy’ the NBA said its recogni(tion nged on the reservation Hil. 8ames of Series A, B, and C will the winner must box Kid an of Cuba within 45 days on equal financial terms and post | st. the sd of the regular Season. a substantial part of the Chicago (The remaining games w (match purse to guarantee fulfill Played in the other city, with the ont of 5 contrant to defend the {exception of Series A, which will | 4410 against Gavilan. Arch Hindman, association president, announced the agreeIf. all five series go the limit, Ment. He said also that the win-| an fight with would be re-

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B Replies ‘Favorable’

#8 To Bradley Tourney

Hf PEORIA, Ill, Feb. 27 (UP)— 55| Bradley University has received 34/12 favorable replies so far to 28 51 “feelers” sent out to other cole i3leges to test interest in a proe 4% posed campus basketball tourna43 ment here next month, Director Arthur J. said the proposed 3 tournament, tentatively planned 3% for Mar. 24-30, has generated so

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the Caps will re{sume their league race here; {Thursday night against Provi-| dence. Freddie

|also signed agreements. |land University in 1948 but he Meanwhile, sions. Masterminding left him lit- he spent the off-season fishing in on |didn’t suspect the game was) Horny tle time to play. But that’s taken the Everglades.

| wy ; care of now. | There was some I | ihe’s Advance

| Less Barker, more bite? Find! : out tonight with the Jones boys. |among the Red Sox for when wi

rown. Muellich, running Bowling |Green’s team while Head Coach: Harold Anderson 1s ill, watched

| i wing, is leading the AHL in goals . \lams came back late last season G d S t t G nis Sauad lose to Marquette last scored with 41 His 68 Pole Soe] Midgets Are Here iim, “sis tem oot Glldlll OBT 10 LO fwont’sss™ Bh Te he ee ; - . 27 (UP On Mat Card Again favoring oi ore Sew P| With spring in the air. the 1m. SORMAN. Okla, Feb, 27 (UP) 53 |

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for the Florid ¢ ball Coaches Association in Min“Wild Bill” Longson, former his elbow will be as good as ever.” | oor ov (or, the Florida camp at! oo 0hic Mar. 26.

ned $100 for fighting, has become the first AHL player to pass the 200-minute mark in penalties. {Sixteen minutes in the “sin bin”

d | Kissimmee. The advance guard last week gave Dick a 204 total. neh snzmpion, Wi BD tan, ORLANDO, Fla. — Third Base-|will consist of Bob Weimer, club! oe eae The leading scorers: cea gina, Can. in the main go of Man Eddie Yost’s demand for a treasurer and spirng training sec- Tech's Sexson Makes Ab DeMarco. Buffalo ..... 56 32 61 93 three matches. It's for two falls/100 per cent salary increase this retary, and Jim (Hump) Pierce, NCC All-Star Team | io. Buffalo 188 23 6 8 in three with a 90-minute time Year brought an angry “take-it-/ head trainer. | i r iea {Fred Thurier, Cleveland . .

limit. |Or-leave-it” retort from Washing-| The pair will motor to the Sun-| Joe Sexson, who led the North | {tee falivan, Hershey - 80 26 41 13) A repeat performance of a Jan. ton Senator President Clark Grif- shine State and set things up for|Central Conference in average Paul ee. IoM0. 3M 3 8 30 special event will feature Sky|fith today. the tain squad of players, due to scoring for Tech, was selected at/Ray LaPlante, Providence. 59 16 50 68 | Low Low and The Mighty Fritz Griffith offered .the 24-year-old check in there Sunday and begin a center spot on the All-Confer- iiax McNab. Indianapolis : ia two falls out of three with a Yost a $5000 boost and a bonus! practice Monday. |e%ee basketball team Dy Shorts -minute curfew. Mr. Low won of $1000 if the Senators’ home ay i outh | writers, coaches an sportsthe first meeting here. attendance exceeds 700,000. Yost| mq, in So eo and[Casters. Amateur Basketball Karol Krauser of Santa Mon- yesterday demanded a flat in- P | Sexson scored 136 points and ment last y b

[play exhibition games in Kissim-| : PVE ty ASATIOIn EVI; Jair lca, Cal, and Lou Britten of crease of $9000 over his $9000 pay through B 29, break camp averaged 15.1 points in nine| Cloaners “60. Fane Se Allison. Jets 50. Montreal, Can., will grapple in salary of 1950. the next day and set out on a league games. Other selections| Brownsburg 36. Tonight's schedule: a e opening event. They'll twist, | “We've made Y follow: Cola vs, Ellis Trucking; 9, Brookside PAL twirl and grunt for one fall or ir ost an offer and barnstorming tour through five

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he doesn’t choose to take it we Southern Association cities, arriv-| Forwards — Charles Reynolds, [won't count on him as a third|ing in Indianapolis on Apr. 11,Jeff; Billy Sullivan, Frankfort, Lt » aA {baseman this year,” Griffith said|First exhibition attraction at Vie./and Tom Harrold, Muncie; center, Slate 2 Matches {angrily. “I've carried that boy altory Field will be with the Chi-—Francis Fisher, Marion; guards lot of times when he hasn’t done cago Cubs on Apr. 12. {—Denny Blind, Jeff; Herb Hood, In State Cue Play so well. T hope he’s going to be a| All told, the Indians are booked Anderson, and Charles Mock, Two matches are scheduled to. Dice fellow and accept our terms(in 24 exhibition games, 10 in| Muncie. fa day in the Indiana three-cushion "0" Florida, 10 in Southern Associa-| billiard tournament at the Board Yost hit .295 and set a clubjtion cities and four in Indiana, of Trade Parlor. record by drawing 141 walks last three here, one in Richmond. Jay Knapp of South Bend win S€25°0wor fom Bgl, Wayne at PITTSBURGH — Catcher Ed- PNR] 4 p. m. and Knapp is scheduled die FitzGerald came to terms 921 N.DELAWARE ST. again at 8:30 against Ross, Mich- With the Pittsburgh Pirates today igan City. leaving only four players un- SPECIAL Ross, defending champion, won signed as the club prepared to| I DAY his first match last night, defeat- open spring training at San Ber-| SYA" IN-10 QUT-§ R1.5680 §

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