Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 March 1951 — Page 28

PAGE. 28

Cash, Pride, Big Crowd (aps ? Down,

To Spur Groza & Co. i 2d Playoff Tilt Here

Lots of Factors in Home Club’s Favor

But Minneapolis Has Mikan and Mates BY FRANK ANDERSON Two straight . . .tonight . .. too bad. Those five words sum up the Indianapolis Olymps NBA play-| off situation with the Minneapolis Lakers. The Olymps must win tonight in Butler Fieldhouse or they're dead. The Laker-Olymp hour of decision arrives at 8:30, a large

crowd is expected. The Olymps do their best work against the Lakers when the seats are well-occupied. “ ¢ In keeping with the Easter season the Olymps laid an 95-81 egg In

Minneapolis Wednesday. Lose tonight and the

yolk. will really’ be on them. .The Lakers would then pick up the $2500 . winners’ cut. of - ° the .series. ; doi x . Three things ¢ Anderson ou chur the Olymps on: , ONE: The money.. (They're human.) : : TWO: Team pride. They

dropped eight of 11 to the Lakers this season. THREE: A deep desire to end the monotony. Mikan and his mammoth Minnesotans have won league championships three years running. But the Olymps will be hardpressed in putting the spur to the Lakers. What are they going to do ahout George (Mr. Basketball) Mikan, Jim (Kangaroo Kid), Pol-

tthe scene to the Coliseum here

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

It's Do Or Die For Olymps Against Lakers Tonig

Face Hershey Here Tomorrow

Lose, 4-3, in Overtime Now Need 3 Straight

By BILL EGGERT The Caps choo-chooed into town today in a precarious situation and their hockey sticks drag-

They've lost tho straight play- 758 off games to Hershey, the last being a 4 to ‘3

sad affair last night + in Hershey, PAa., where

Indianapolis had to rally to tie up the game, take a one-goal lead, -Blip back into a tie and lose out {n the overtime

in front Yl 786 hunk of action was wifh the B'ars. They won in an gqvertime, 4-3, their. second straight over the Caps. Averting a scoring threat ‘in Tnentyies. rootin n a Cline Set fans. Brrart. >the photo above was Jerry Reid (11), Cap center, who skates away with the puck. Andy Branigan (dark 4) slid in and” Mark Marquess : ; That put the “BE (10) came up fast for Hershey. The Caps Clare Raglan (3) and Steve Kraftcheck (4 (4) stood d by 18 assist Goalie Jim Henry. ae is Syed | Cats A.

Caps two games down. in this Class B playoff series and shifted

Cage Results

where the two clubs will resume By United Press

EAST the best-of- five scrap tomorrow Nea Hesiona) Tournaimint night. At New York, N. Y.

Hershey hasn't won a game in

Jinois 84, North Carolina State 70. Indianapolis in two seasons and

entucky 39, St. John’s Brooklyn 43. MIDWEST

the Caps are remenibering that, Toledo 69. Lawrence Tech 62, yy O° { NCAA Regional Tournament they ° whipped through eight | A Koon! Ta straight games last playoff sea- Oklahoma A & M 50, Montana State 46. son to win the accompanying Tasuniron. w, Texas A oS 10. bundle of cash. Oa AY Matehine xEqurnament | Chief official for tomorrow vy Veber (Ogden, Utah) 87, Norfolk (Nebr.) i“

night's game will be Walton Rus- Bremerton (Wash.) 13, gel whi has served 4s linesman during the first two games be-

cause Hershey, Pa., is his home|

Binghamton

Wingate (N. C.) 65. Amarillo ilex.) 53. Stockton (Cal.) 56, Douglas (Ga.) Moberly (Mo.) 65, York (Pa.) 57. Tyler .(Tex.) 68, Dodze City (Kas:) 65 (overtime).

PROBABLE LINEUPS’ a town, SOUTHWEST (14 Indianapolis Ae S then Harry Ornest, first ‘and second ‘Women's National AA} Tournament 1s Sannken : ar Mikan game referee, will revert to the Miss. State Board of Health (Jackson) (12) Beard 8 a Martin linesman role here. The Caps are |g Smitnsiine {Tevarkina. Sajem, 2 cH 5 Valier Aoerve sl |thankfyl of that since Orpesty, Cooks’ Goldblumes (Nashvjlle)..38, ] (INDIANAPO! aby Mwy J nde me erin ed tcherson Flying Queens. (Plainview, Barker. s1o1. Lok ren Ai a vid 2 ight that. gr BEN nn ven Tad i A2 ALR sie ly. Te i # —— os = SEGA rr ea) Et , wi Mianeane Ferrin Mh. Grant (20) PIR a dre isl dade. TH 7 No Weeresdh kl Tipoff_-8.30 p.m. in Butler Fiel fhouse. olfs a victory. a ot > Broadcasts 18H and, WAJC-F 9 While Indianapolis had Johnny | Men's Nations AR Toursamén | Wilson in the penalty box in the! J : ; A ’ Phillips Oil (Bartlesville, Okfa.) 786, lard and Vern Mikkelseri? What's % : Sond Deviol, Greet a . oifion to ilers . (Bartlesville. Oka to stop that torrid trio from re- : . % p 88LeAd "'poudre Valley Creamery (Ft. Collins, ating their 70-point barrage of : Ha Hershey's Joe Schertz] to the po-| | Colo.) 62, Vandergriff Motors (Dallas, i : ; key for five minutes for a high Te are ina Diesels (Peoria, no "8,

Mikan got 41, Pollard 17 and Mikkelsen 12 in Minneapolis. And - Mikan was a lame ankle “cripple.” Sure, the Olymps have theories. But practical means are needed. First practical measure would call for others to copy Joe Holland, Leo Barnhorst and Ralph Beard in spirit and Lefty Walther's drive.

box at 9:58 and the Caps, trailing 2 to 1, were ready to enjoy a

’ h lets 53. sticking injury against the Caps Bs Chereolets (San FErancisco) 88, Ott Heller.

!Jamcos (Sioux City, Iowa) 42.

Exhibition Baseball

By United Pgess AT ST. PETERSBURG. FLA.

Johnny Wilson got out of the

[prayer advantage for 3 min- [yew Sor" io 000 100000] 8 1 - ' 8t. Louis | xX ha es when Ornest called a trip Panoyich, Bamberger (4), Bowman ar {ping penalty against the Caps’ and Westrum, Noble a. o Lani 8 tes to 5% | y oholsky (4) ize (7). an aragio Jerry Reid. . Winning pitcher, Lanier. Losing pitcher, Takes Chance to Get Even |Fudovich. Home run—Rice

AT SARASOTA. FLA.

Alex Needs the Eye J It was a cheap infraction that | Nahineton A) IN) Second practical measure de- Ye Ornest later admitted to Coach| Hudson, _ Bearden "8 and Grasso, mands that Alex Groza regain big i | [Heller was a chance to get even Baits, Winning “pitcher, Hudson, Losing basket eye early. Alex got 1 for the five-minute call against|Pltcher. Parnell Home run-—Batt points in Minneapolis, but was Hershey. AT BEADENTOWN, Fla.

agonizingly slow in the collection. Fifteen of his total were scored in the last half when the Lakers’ victory ship had sailed. Incidentally, Mikan collected his 41 on halves of 17 and 24. There are other problems that oy will find solution on the home To w o \

| floor. The Lakers’ court is short | and narrow and strange things happen to Indianapolis fast breaks up there. The Fieldhouse is wide and long, sort of a green pasture with shellac added. Olymp Beard can neutralize Slater Martin here. Walther can handle Harrison or put a fairly good shadow on Pollard. Groza rarely has two bad nights in a row. Homie applause will work to

more than the old one-two punch. A third hits just as hard. No. | Laker George Mikan combines with No. 2, Jim Pollard, and No. 3, Vern Mikkelsen, to make Minneapolis the |

|tor spearing the Bars.

|Crawford, has admitted that In|dianapolis is ONE, ™WO, THREE. PUNCH |club in the American League, but |

~The Minneapolis Lakers have [the Caps have failed to convert! scoring opportunities. It was the

3 to 1. (6; /three goal attempts last night but

leach time Hershey Goalie Gordie Petit 5) ang McCullough Home Rubse {Henry was there to save. Brown, | MeCullough, Long

.. 100 020 200 3—10 1 011 050 200 4—11 i 3 Erautt (8), Peter-| g: Sain, Surkont! Claire, Cooper Losing

Rags Raglan was then called § Cincinnati (N) rry | Pole ck A, Blake (7), 'Brown and the- C @. he ay af Ww (8) man (9) an aps ous up Winning pitcher, Chipman.

|without any player advantages! pitcher Forosson 0 AT LOS ANGELES, jalthough Johnny Wilson made it! Cleveland TE. SELES Sak 4 14 la 2-2 game at 12:56 while his Chicago (N) ot 104 101 shld | , ; 1 an ebbetts: ush {club was under strength. | MEE, Ose ar re ures Owen (10), Home runs—Minoso, Minner,

Even the B’ars’ coach, Johnny | Sen 16) AT SACRAMENTO, CAL. New York (A) 205 100 111—11 15 1 Sacramento (PCL) 000 000 0G0— 0 4 3 Lopat. Morgan (5) and Berra, Silvera (4), Thasher (6); Gillespie. Grubb (5! and Lakeman. Home Run—Mantle.

AT TRIS 00a CAL.

the best Hockey

Pi urgh (Ny 0 002 020— 4 T 3 {same tale d ) 00 30x— 5 9 3 | ale Tuesday night, losing! Seattle (PCL) th any 0 00 3 SARA

Schanz and Montalvo. AT SAN BERNARDING SAL : §t. Louis (A) ttsburgh (NN: 0(11)0 001 ota—13 10 Pure Widmar (3) and Moss; Law,

Joe Carveth could have had

psychological advantage. Home soourge of the NBA. |an ex-Cap who notched the over-|pniadeiphia Ae A000 068 01a 3 5 ] is where the heart is. And you, (time goal, flipped in the B’ars’ | Broakiyn Miter = 5) 2 reiamie” 17 ‘and

can't beat the Lakers without

Pro Basketball

|opening tally at 7:35 in the first| Seminiok:

Poubielan (7) and

Romano, Romano. Los-

dwards. Winning Pitcher,

heart. period. Ed Harison made it 2-0 ins Pitcher, Meyer. Home Run—Robinson. Two Reminders NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION for Hershey at 8:08 and the Caps’| Emus tite The Olymps met a strip-tease| mies TYAYOPES. Max McNab made it a 2-1 game dancer and a magician on the re- SERIES 2 (BEST 2 or 3 per. at 16:12, : Hockey Summary vi defense. turn train ride from Minneapolis. New York conn 5 1.000 After Johnny Wilson's tying, ole SHEN Go a ne Te The even proved to be a good 2°*o" goal in the second period, Rod!rison, Brown. Alternates—Schertzl. Branp 4 Syracuse Ceereaes 2 0 1.000 i 1 |igan, Crawford,. Sullivan, Kullman, Marmemory aid, too.+ | Philadelphia wi ° . 2 .000 Morrison put Indianapolis into a quess, McIntyre, Bettio, Porteous. (Syracuse ns Series) -] NAPOLIS — Goal, J. Henry: deLa Belle Peel reminded the py. 1 100,3:2,1ead at 10:45 in the final pe fenme. Rauian, Kiaftcheck: center. McNab; | Jones boys of the bare facts of Ft. Wayne ............. 1 soo rlod. His shot had been saved wings, Morrison: Sclisizzi. Alternates—

Or er

Minneapolis 0 1.000 be Playol; Lose one more and SEY Poe Lis 9 RESULTS LAST NIGHT The magician jogged the brain| Syracuse 90, Philadelphia 78. with: | Pt. Wayne 83, Rochester 78. ! To beat the Lakers you've got GAMES TONIGHT Minneapolis at INDIANAPOLIS. 8:30.

to have more than dimples up your sleeve. It's slight-of-hand| EXHIBITION GAMES because - if you don’t have the Evansville Collegians 108, Illinois Alltricks the Lakers will get the stars 6

Boston at New York.

0 bounced off the B’ars Crawford

Iclincher as the Caps went into

‘shey yanked its goalie from the

Folk. Heller, Woit, Reid, Glover, J. Wilson, L. Wilson, Haidy, Carveth. Referee—Harry Ornst. Linesman—Walton Russell. Scoring:

by Gordie Henry but the puck

into the Hershey cage.

That goal seemed First Period » ne {Mario Jiargison) 35. 2—Hershey arrison (Mario raw At 18.36, Her-'ford) 8:08. 3—INDIANAPOLIS, McNab (Morrison) 16:12 Penalties—Folk an Brown (cross-checking) 7:41; Gariepy tholding) 17:03.

like the

1—Hershey, a defensive style.

ice after gaining a faceoff in the

Caps’ zone. Twenty-one seconds Second Period

4—INDIANAPOLIS, J. Wilson (L Wil

eon Packers 98, Midwest Al- later it was a 3-3 game as Red 3 —J. Wil hand; you'll just get slighted. | son, Heller) 12:56. Penalties—J. ilson y J B 8 stars 79 ; Sullivan poked the tying goal by (holding) 7:58: Schertal (high- sticking, injury. 5 minutes) 8:30; Reid {trippin . | Goalie Jim Henry. 10:04; Raglan (spearing) 13.36. J. Wilson Last Night's Bowling Leaders Folk in Penalty B sa R ally 0X Third Period 3 555) At 19:14, the Caps’ Bill Fol {APOLIS, M sisted MEN Jenny Wood, Sexton Real Estate ... 355 1%; p 0lk = 5-INDIANAPOLIS, Mdrrison (unassisted) laude Sione, Mid-Mid 108 reecrereers 893 Cola” Vosel Beck Drugs +++ 334i was in the penalty box for hold- Mold: 13%; Patna, _Sulivan Harrison. Pred Stock. Tremont Inn .......... 612 Willa Russell, Fun Bowl ............ 547ing and as Hershey pressed the Overtime Period Jim Brent, Cassidy and Son 868 Betty Fox, Dean Grill or eareees Deg ' 7—Hershey, Brown (Harrison, Mario) Blok Shoeipaker, National Trager sales 858 June Swiggett, Koch NEWS .....evves. 544 offense goalie Jim Henry made 8:44. Penalty —Marquess (holding) 2:03. ck Hon Sr rin Truc Faster Halve Aes Bob Williamson, Heidenreich Flowers 657 iilida, Foster, Fehl's Beer Teevaety iio a spectacular save as the period Scores by Periods 3o0b Plummer, Ritchey Furniture ..... 853 Ruth DuPree, Fun Bowl .<.+x.. 38 ended. INDIANAPOLIS 11 }.0~ 3ud Ittenbach, Dixie Cup ............ 648 pauline Stegemoller, Coca-Cola ..... 738 Hershey 2.0.1 1-4 Rid Dower, Star Laundry PRR 843 Ann Sauter, Ban-Dee Ibn roofs In the 10-minute overtime Shots by Periods uebner, Westerr C yor ? o 1 . 53's ’ . 24 9 Lou Stumpf, Madison Aye. Flawer Shop 640 Boia, Oorke, Palle uly ohne 33 Session, Brown scored quickly at INDIANAPOLIS 23 9 20 10-84 Lou Conley, Tiny Tots Toy 8hop...... 838 jo Hooper, Sexton Real Estate . .... 530) :44 from close-in as the Caps were " ¢" 18 24 12-61 Bred Frosch, Carus Candy, wile 536 Marian Mooney, Home Aphliance vase ORY trapped on the opposite of the Saves by Periods e egeler Sr., Guaran «+ 02% Audrey Buiter. Ross J oore 529 » : - geo Eg ort, Bi-Blak x Ben on 634 Marge Fiteer, Indisna Gear 84 3 cage Gorale” Henry . ‘ 14 n i 3 eorge Figg, Cassidy an .e . Brehob, Madison Ave. Flower Shop ! . ne ————————— D Wood, Shrine Wibstkie” Dorls Susemichel, Borden's Dairy : 621 At 2:03 Hershey's Mark Marave Burns Jestern Electric ophie rapes an-Dee Inn ave 4 Operators ... ions Mary Kidd, “Falle City =~ fel 33 quess was penalized two minutes On the Ice Bill Nuckals 3ibson 0. orma_ Curry, Sexton ea state. veo NS i Bud Argus, Weather-Seal Mary Baringer, Dean Grill ..% s24 fOT holding but the Caps failed AMERICAN HOCKEY LEAGUE Bob Bryson. Mueller Motor Sales Ann Crull, Hickman Whirlaway ..... 524 to score. Then with 30 seconds PLAYOFFS Clark, Stewart-Warner Florence Fertig, Baxter Grill ena. 520 t lay. H ell Trowbridge, Capital Purniture 620 Dorothy Spaulding. Kiefer Floral ..... 513 to play, Heller removed Jim Henry Series “A” (Best 4 n ret Will Hauc iviera Nationa 2 orothy Lilly och ews cones BIR i ct. Leo Jenkins, Ritchey Furniture 619 Alma Porter. Fun Bowl ceeesss 518 from the ice but the threat Cleveland 2 0 1.000 Eimer Brehob, Madison Ave. Flower 1s June Glasson, John Ramps .... 518 faltered. Buffalo 06 2 .000 . irginia Thar ipple atinee ... 516 “B" Jon Am A Sach ie Se, 22 Rule, Kogh, Cognicaln, "HY Lots uf Body-Checking tli u; own, National Tra e . nel oberts, w e 4 ob Haagsma, Gulling Auto. Electric sis Betty Jordan, rickman Whirlaway 3 While the two games in Hershey Je APOLIE 2 3 1.060 ue! rk-Tavern ... . si 2 A 3 ¥ art McBride, Shrine 81 EY pn on ADvLlazce ..... pwere great exhibitions of hockey, Results Last Night Charlie Koch, Hatfield Paint avs . 613 Jean Case, Old Crown Ale 312 they put the Caps back against the Hershey 4, INDIANAPOLIS 3 (overtime) Ernie Koch, Hatfield Pain , . 613 Lucy Long, Koch News ; all. L Cleveland 7. Buffalo 2 : Al Boughton, Rolles Prin fs + 611 Laverne Biers. Ban-Dee Inn ..... HE wa ast night's game gave IN dohn_ Belcher, Belcher Const ction +++ 811 Elizabeth Henry, Davis Cleaners ..... 509 fans plenty of action with more- Tul UNIYED STATES LEAGLE Art Pritchar rown Ale . Fran Snyder, John Ramp's .. ....... 509 ulsa 5, St. aul 2 (best thr of y ill Blyth, Delaware Bowl | . 812 Ethel Maher, ‘Marott Shoes '........ 508 than-usual body-checking. It, serjes tied, 1-1) ne Sve Gene Favnter: EC. Atkins 809 Lois Glass, Ban-Des Inn. ...i.l 301 Seems as though the Caps’ Johnny| Three i five 1p} (Omaha leads vest § McAten, Blewart: Warner... 808 Boh, Gut GOCCol po 30a Reld spefit more time sprawled == red Tegeler Jr, Guarantee Auto . 5 Rose Parsons. Rail Club rans 506 from blue-line checks than he did Jess Hunt, Shrine : . § Fads Hall, and L&L 505 on his feet. Amateur Basketball

Frank Luzar, Luzar AC Ginny Ryan, P. R. Mallory

Bill Biers, United Dental “ise 5 Betty Walsh, Davis Cleaners "504 Paul Wester, Capital Furniture 3 Jo Berkopes. Indiana National Bank 504 gomst Lorenz, Zukerburg Men's Wear 3 Marge Kair, Fletcher Trust 503 ob Kays. Rodock er Motors . Helen Wester, Elliott Team 503 tien ou Bange $ Grocery % Meryl Burton. Ayreshire Collieries 502 ohn McGrew, Building Trades Elvyn McMahon, Schaefer Dairy .... 502

Dick Coffin, Firemen . Maurice Brehob, Vegetable Growers . aurice May, Valhalla Mouser. Mallory he Oberting, American legion obert Auckley, Western Electric 5 . American United Life 5

’ Pauline Johnson, P. R. Mallory .... 2 Mary Ellwanger. John Ramp’'s E'sie Tingle, Sexton Real Estate Ruth Huff, Fiviera Vi Savage, vier avira Highland «.. 492

NANPA NPPRIDIDITDIDD 00 WLI IID WEIIPID

Olive O'Connell, . § Mears: Flotcrer Trust 576 Pauline Stegemoller, Shrine Guild 484 for the Caps’ dashing style. While 1-Hour Cleaning Noles Balch, o.. if dlhers, Baskin Amer, Unies te dif Hershey - is more at “home in| rockelhurs : 7 arear pell, s : ack Merritt. Linde air Products |. 815 Crystal McQuinn, Western Electric 418 cramped quarters. Both clubs ar- i on Taylor, RCA .... B74 Ione Awney, Inland Container 450 rvice

Helen Pendry, Charlie Stuart's 446 Helen Dietz, Vets hdminisizauion

Annabelle Coffin, Alliso:

fooax Smith, American Legion ass Kempe, Illinois Central £61 Fancy Oftinger, Els Administration f

next Thursday.

os rived here today at noon to rest’ : i! up for the "8:30 p. m. face-off : i ‘tomorrow.

The Caps are still confident of | Results in the South Side Tourney last

juni th i Ith | night: nite Tonk Liu Saknkin Merwinnin 8 i y Ants 4: JAW 55 nk-Belt 34: Bendix 8 e Ser es although it will Flyerr. 53, Bud's Service 48. Schedule take three straight victories to- tonicht n Silver Circle Juniors vs. Iny 3 . ana vs; A . morrrow night, Sunday night and Riviera: 9, Class Motor Ba ou

South

Side Turners.

The wide-open spaces of the Coliseum rink are made to order,

Every Hour on the Hour

eta binne 541 Helen McGuire, Public. Service rv Eula public Service ........ 514 —— a h——— — WOMEN arge Skelton, Falls City ......... 61 nny Collier, Indiana Gear. ......... 61 College Baseball da Hg Marott Shoes 609 puke 12. Indiana 1. . Janke

Madison Ave. Flower shop 00 uise “Kirkpatrick, Colonial Arts arta Roberts, Marott Shoes tty Berkopes; Hickman Whirlaway. . Littrell, Hickman -Whirlaway ... e Wolf, Koch News - ladys tn, Fun Bowl .... ae Tpson, Coca-Cola

Towa 12, Louisiana Tech 9. Rice 3, Ohio State 2. South Carolina 2, Furman 0. Southeastern Louisiana College 9, Northwestern 1, Virginia 5, North Carolina 4.

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j closeness of the game.

! i SLADE, KELLY, SLIDE Axtion, } hot and heavy, matted last night's Indianapolis: Hershey hockey playoff match. But. the bi

Kentucky Faces Minois

Favored Wildcats Oust St. John's, 59-43; Big 10 Kings Down N. C. State, 84-70

By JOHN GRIFFIN

United Press Sports Writer

250 Swimmers To Compete Here

Two hundred and fifty swimmers from six states will compete here tomorrow in the Mid(west open apd age group swimming meet at the Riviera Club. Some of the top-notch swimmers in the country from Michi-

500 Enter Hoosier Relays At Indiana

Compete in State's Largest Indoor Meet

Five-hundred and three entrants will battle for recognition ir the Hoosier Relays, the state's largest indoor meet, at Indiana University tomorrow. Twenty-six schools will be represented in the state’s second largest track carnival. The out-of-doors Goshen Relays, bulging with some 30 schools last year, (has been the state's oiggest event.

p. m, and the finals will be run off at 6:30 p. m. The relays, sponsored by Howe High School and provided for by the Indiana ‘University athletic

Acme Teliphoto department, is’ headed by Tech's

iggest

enrollment.

diana Track Coach Gordon Fisher, will feature techniques and exhibitions by Cliff Anderson, Big Ten champion in the shot put; Ed

demonstrating starts. The clinic is slated for 4 p. m. - Returning relay champions in{clude Ben Davis’ Gaton ‘Allen,

It will be rip-roaring Kentucky against explosive Illinois for gan, Ohio, Kentucky, Tllinofs, Mis-| Who high-jumped 5-10; Hobart's

‘the Eastern NCAA basketball championship tomorrow night.

determined by a pair of semifinal games at Kansas City, the Okla-| homa Aggies vs. Washington, and Brigham Young vs. Kansas State.

Kentucky, rated the nation’s ‘No. 1 «gam, again bolstered its to 12 points, claim to that title last night by ter Bob ° awoluk, a half-foot! beating a good St John's team, shorter "hooped 15. But Frank 59 to 43, in one Easterg™semifinal, Ramsey fallied 15 for. Kentycky| ‘while. Big Ten ‘chamuian. Utne anak, ghalby. Linville: Shipped, ini

“came up. WHA 4 raté rayBes)® RELL a nT A are trouince North Carolina State, 8° ~» IHini’ Regain. “oume. ow hurdles shuttle ri 8, pa to 0, in the other. > | 1Hinois blew an 11- oe haif- . Diddel Ioses Match 2 = 1 ey, the tage Mie relay -

Wildcats Are Choice /time~lead against North Carolina’ When they clash “tomorrow at State, but found its poise again Madison Square Garden, the Wilg- in the clgsing minutes and pulled cats will be the choice because df away as impressively as Ken-

the amazing power they have dis- tucky. * 1 i inni 0 Big guns were Don Sunderlage plaved in WinBIng 30 oft Of 32! th 71 foints, Rad Flercher With

souri and Wisconsin will partici-| And tonight, the finalists for the Western NCAA title will -be pate in the meet, Bob Gawby, Purdue unattached, and Frank Gora, Olympic star, of {the Lake Shore Club of Chicago, _|/will be top entrants in the feawhile Redmah Cen- [tured national junior 300-yard tn-/ {dividual medley. , Preliminary heats will be held, 'at 9:30 a. m, and th fin

She & we

- a ‘ST. AvETERNE Fla, Mar: 5 —Bill - Diddel, course architect, and Dana Steele from Howe will preside. of Ormond Beach, Fla., were -de-

feated by Al Ulmer and Tommy Kelley is meet director Aycock of Jacksonville, Fla. y 8! iRSclor and Fisher

{Bruce Johnson, pole vault champion of the Relays last year, and Ft. Wayne North Side’s Dick McComb, a 60-yard dash champ who squirted home in 6.5 seconds. + Nine heats will be run in the 80-yard dash and the field events. Seven will come off. in the high

to three heats. Pale afr

e2!

s e relay, The two-mile felay” will op Indianapblis golf the program. Five beauty queens Howe Athletic -Director Sam

4 is the referee and starter. ¥:

games. ’ and 3, in the National Seniors’ 19, and Ted each with 17, A THE FIELD St. John's, smaller than the ya) petween this trio and Spivey, best hall golf tournament azre too JA-Tech., Anderson. Crispus Atskyscraping Wildcats but playing Ramsey, and Linville appeared y vay. Let ae | Washington, Muncie Central, Broad Rip: | ple, Lafayette Jefferson, Howe, Manual

a clever ball-control game, kept Kentucky battling all the way and had the score tied-with five min- |

to*hold the key to tomorrow's Eastern finale,

N. C. State, Southern-Confer-

1 goals through the twine to blow to score eight straight field goals the game wide open.

margin hardly represented the minutes to play.

Stars Sign Ragelis CHICAGO, Mar. lence champion weakened by the Northwestern's Ray Ragelis, top| But Kentucky edged ahead and ineligibility of three top players, Scorer in the Big Ten this year, ; then blasted eight straight field rallied from that halftime deficit Was named today to the College All-Star basketball team that will| 1949, and Dick McComb The finalland hold a 66-65 lead with six face the Harlem Globe Trotters in But then the a coast to coast series. Ragelis Is! {Howe {Big Ten champions got rolling from East Chicago.

{and Ben Davis. B—Ft. Wayne North Side, Bloom- | ington, Jeffersonville, Hobart, Frankfort, Warren Central, Warsaw, Salem, West | Lafayette, Plainfield Charlton, sity of Bloomington, Delphi and Pike ownshir

HOOSIER RELAYS RECORDS 60-Yard Dash—0:6.5, Ed Mayer (Howe), (North Side of . Wayne), 1950. High Huidies — 0:15 Dave Martin,

o hile Relay—8:35.5, Anderson, 1350. Da Medley—9:27.5, How 1950.

23 (UP)

1 lay— St. John’s succeeded in holding again with Sunderlage especially ra, Mie Rell GL dobart, so. 8, 7-foot Wildcat Center Bill Spivey accurate from outside. Amateur Baseball print Medley—4:00.1, Anderson, 1950 £ he | d qhLeagues will be formed at a meeting of | pln Jxup--8. 1% Gaston allen ‘Ben e e ndianapolis aseba ssociation, p— rom t e Ringsi Wednesday at 7:45 p. m. in City Hall wire Put—300, Prank Enox (Howe), Any teams interested in playing amateur Broad Jump—21.8, Gene Wilson (An-

: Parker Turns Down Bid

For Six-Rounder in Garden| 7

Hoosier Lightweight-Welterweight Champ

Still ‘Hurting’ From Flannigan Bout , By JIM HEYROCK GENE PARKER, Indiana lightweight and welterweight champion, today turned down a bid to fight in New York's Madison! Square Garden. Parker was matched. against Al Parsley, a lightweight from

New Orleans, in a six-rounder for next Friday night's card. But he turned thumbs down on the proposal, saying: “I'm still too stiff

and sore from the Flannigan z #2 8 fight.” . “I JUST don't feel right yet,” 8. 2 = the 20-year-old Parker told his PARKER impréssed many of manager, Eugene (Tiny) Bland. the “big time” fight managers in “My back still hurts. Louisville last “Besides,” he shrugged, “there’ll

be other offers.” Bland said he was trying to |get Andy Anderson on in Parker's

Saturday despite the fact he lost a unanimous de-

cision to Del place. But it appears the only! Flannigan, thepP fighter the big-timers are interworld's third- {ested in is Parker.

ranking lightweight. But in losing, Parker was d badly beaten about the head,

All-Star Stuff MARTY O'CONNOR of Notre Dame will not play on the Indiana College All-Star team against

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