Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 March 1951 — Page 29

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FRIDAY, MAR. 9, 1951

Caps in Playoff for 9th Time

" |stopped the Caps’ Freddie Glover

Gain 8th Win

In Row Here

By BILL EGGERT For the ninth time in 12 years of hockey in Indianapolis, the Caps have nailed down an opportunity to compete in the American Hockey League's post-season playoffs. They made certain of at least third place in the Western Division last night with a 6 to 3 victory over Cincinnati in a rink fuss that was ridden with 16 penalties. One more victory or a tie in the

undisputed second place to Indian apolis. The same holds true if Pittsburgh or St. Louis lose one, Part of the steadying influence that has rockefed the Caps into the playoffs has been the play of

veteran Joe ‘Carveth, who per-|

formed on the first hockey team

here. Carveth banged in three| goals last night for the hat trick.}

Three-Team Battle It was the finale of the season series between the two teams and gave the Caps a 6 to 5 edge.

The defeat killed any chancel

Cincinnati might have of finish-

ing in second place. Only the|

first three places in each division qualify for the post-season play-

now revolves around Cincinnati, Pittsburgh and 8t. Louis. It will be an InterestiAg one since the Flyers and Cincinnati close the season in three straight games against each other and Pittsburgh has to play its final five games on the road. Glover Stopped

Although, Cleveland and Buf-|}

falo have announced their Class A playoff schedule, the Buffalo club had its Eastern Division lead shortened last night to four points as Hershey downed Springfield, 5 to 4. The only worthwhile bit of hockey adecredited to Cincinnati last night was that the Mohawks

Billiard Competition To Resume Tuesday

from stretching his league goal record to 12 straight games. Freddie had three assists. Cincinnati, leading the league in penalties, added 30 more minutes as the Caps were charged with 16. There were two highstick injury penalties and one 10-minute misconduct. Indianapolis walked away from the Mohawks in the opening period scoring four goals off ‘the sticks of Max McNab, Rags Raglan, Jerry Reid and Carveth. Bert Hirschfeld and Fern Perreault got the Mobawks into the

second period. Carveth added his second at 3:04. Then from 6:01 until 16:25 the period was marred by seven penalties, : Carveth’'s hat-trick goal at 18:38 could have been Glover's, record score. Carveth sat out a two-minute penalty for Slover while ¥reddie departed from t ice for facial repairs. As Carveth got out of the box he took a pass) from Larry Wilson and skated in to score against Goalie Paul Bi-| beault. Glover could have done the same thing. ‘Bibeault has replaced Emile (The Cat) Francis in the Cincin-

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Goalie Paul Bibeault in the final

nati net. Francis has been re-

BROTHER ACTLarry Wilson (left) tried to fool Cincinnati

period here last night but skated

too deep to pass back to his brother, John (15). The Caps clinched | a post-season playoff spot by winning, 6 fo 3.

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Fieldhouse Gives Tigers

vantage

'but William @ardner, the 6-6

Board of Trade parigr will be, xox ton lost to Otterbein 44 to 39, {sophomore sensation, upped his

sumed Tuesday.

[late in the year but Attucks won

{mark to 16.7 in 14 games, getting:

Ray Elliott pocketed his fourth 142. to 32 over Otterbein in its 233 points.

tyictory in five engagements last! night defeating Dave Klapper, 50| to 43 in 84. innings, Klapper, scratched his third loss in four starts but took high run honors with a six against his opponent’s four. %

Hoosier Sailors Place

In Florida Regatta CLEARWATER, Fla. Mar. 9 (UP)—Hoosier sailing. enthusiasts Frank Levinson and Eddie Williams of Indianapolis finished seventh and ninth respectively in the midwinter snipe regatta yesterday. Harold Gilreath of Chattanooga won the race but defending champion Ted Wells increased his] over-all lead in the regatta,

second game. Covington tripped Pine Village 50 to 45 in the sectionals but Attucks blasted season's greatest total by crushing Pine Village, 92 to 32 at mid-season. Attucks’ Tigers proved their| championship caliber with that great 81 to 80 last-second triumph over tourney-inoculated Anderson Saturday. And statistically, Attucks continues to get stronger in tourney play. In 19 season games, Attucks’ seasonal. offensive average was 65.0, its defénsive mark was 41. In 25 games, the offensive output jumped to 66.44 and the defensive! mark moved to 42.9. That's an average difference of 23.52 for 25 games compared to 24.0 for 19. But the Tigers’ balanced scor-! ing 18 ‘amazing. Four Tigers are!

winning streak and 24-1 season]

Hallie Bryant, who hit 25 points against Anderson, has 385 points in 25 games and a 15.4 average, the same as his season averse) Big Bob Jewell hit 268 points in 125 games, keeping his season |

mark of 10.7, and Rugged John LH

Davis, a defensive bulwark, has totaled 229 points for a 9.2 average, He averaged 9.3 all season.

Attucks: carries an 18-game |

mark into its favorite scoring!

lair.

All-Star Coach Named |

Raymond J. Meyer, DePaul | University coach, has been added | to the coaching staff of the 1951 [College All-Star team, which will ‘meet the Harlem Globetrotters in|

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[called to the Montreal Canadiens of the National League. After Tod Campeau slapped in| a rebound at 2:19 of the final € period for the game's final score, the tranquility was broken again with three double penalties. , It was the Caps’ eighth straight {home ice triumph and their 21st {in the last 24 Coliseum battles. Indianapolis travels to Pittsburgh tomorrow and returns here to meet Buffalo's Eastern leaders| Sunday night, |

Hockey Summary

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flson, L Cincinnati: Goal, Bibel: defense, Ir-| win, attrass: center, oore; wings, Plamondon, Hirschfeld: spares, Bedard, be, Gordon, Campeau, Denis, Perresult, Masnick, Bhero, Roche. Referee, Walton ' Russell; ‘Hal Jackson. | SCORING | First Period 1-~INDIANAPOLIS, McNab (Kraftcheck) | 41, 2-- INDIANAPOLIS, Ragland (L. Wilson, J. Wilson) 5:40. 3--I LIS, Reid (Glover) 8:02. LIS, Carveth (Reid Glover) 9:00, alty—Perreault t (hoki ne) 3:59. |

Seco ri 5-—-Cincinnati, Hirschfeld (Plamondon.| Mattrass) 1:87, incinnati,. Perreault | (Denis, Shero) 3:55. 7 INDI IANAPOLIS, Carveth (Reid, Glover) 3: DIAN- | POLIS, Carveth (L. Wilson) IE 3. Pen- | ties—Folk (holding) 6:01, Shera (trip. ng) 8:36, Irwin (tripping) 9:36, S-minute misconduct) 10:36: 1 5:31; elamaondaoct

rosschecking | (hiEnatic injury) i a8. Glover (slash-

Third Period Cincinnati, Campeau (8hero. 2:10, Penalties Woit (holding) | 1:43, Kraftcheck (hjghsticking and eross- | checking: 9:08, Masnick (highsticking and | hiehatick injury) 90:08, Irwin holding 40, Heller (highsticking) 13:40 orl a trippihe) 14:15 E BY PERIODS INDIANAPOLIS 2 —— 6 Cincinnati “i 0 2 1 -— 3

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