Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 April 1951 — Page 20

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Tragedy Touches ‘Trotters’ CO fore

But Tatum and Show Goes On

By FRANK ANDERSON THERE'S a bit of sadness behind every clown. But the show goes on just the same. “Laugh, clown, laugh. Don't let that yellow slip of paper get you down. Dad wouldn't have wanted it that way.” Maybe Reese (Goose) Tatum was telling himself tha* last night. But if Goose's lips moved at all their motion was obscured by the glaring lights in the Goose's . heart

Anderson

Coliseum. If beat faster than usual, the beat

was lost in the fanfare of “Sweet Georgia Brown,” the song—of the Harlem Globetrotters. 5 » ” GOOSE'S dad died yesterday. Goose didn't find out until half-

time of the ‘World Series” Pete Salemi, Cleveland, O.; L. E when the crowd file t. Onl ’ 1 yley due Sls basketball game ‘in the Coli- Goose Tatum LB ds ny Parks, Louisville, Missi; Karl seum. Hall, Orleans, Ind., and Hart Ful-

The "Trotters lived up to thelr billing byfunny routines before the start whistle and a burst of laugh stunts 214 minutes before the game ended. When the score reached. 64-60 in their favor the ‘Trotters began their act. Tricky ball-handling by Goose, Narques Haynes and the entire ensemble rounded out the program, Basketball has yet to find the 'Trotters’ equal in entertainment.

o o ” THE ALL-STARS played exThey caused

cellent basketball.

the usual “ahems” and hahs” by tying, leading and staying close“all the way. The report reads sometihng like this: Indiana's Bill Garrett fouled Tatum to make it 1-0 in favor of the "Trotters. The All-Stars’ Ray Ragelis tied up on a foul by Pop Gates. Then the seesaw began. Garrett hit a medium pop-shot and the Stars led, 16-15, at the end of the first quarter. Thére were two ties in the second “quarter, but the AllStars continued to move, They

sealed thelr half-time lead by taking over at 33-32 on a set shot by South Carolina's Jim Slaughter. Slaughter hooked in 11 points during the 10 minutes. The board read 39-36, All-Stars, at the half, and the jugglers and company came on stage. ” ” # THE TEAMS settled for nine points. apiece during the slow

third quarter. Hoosier Ray Ragells, a Northwestern product, got four points of the Stars’ output. Tatum got three and ~

All-Stars Lose Before 13,678

Babe Pressley four points for the "Trotters. Haynes of the 'Trotters took personal charge in the last quarter by shoving in five set shots and two free throws, Slaughter got five points and was the big tie-man, deadlocking the game at 53-53 and 55-55 on free throws, Tatum’'s pivot made it 57-55 and the 'Trotters sailed on from there. You know the rest. clowning in the .Jast two and

in collegiate frustration. ” ” ” THE WIN gave the 'Trotters an 11-4 edge in the 18-game series that has moved coast-to-coast. The teams move to Detroit's Olympia for No.” 16 tonight. Haynes led all scorers with 22 points. Slaughter's 16 and 10 each by Harvard's Ed Smith

pace. “Sweet Georgia Brown,” the £Trotter song, was on lots of lips

"Trotter |

one-half minutes paid off only |

and Ragelis set the collegiate |

Hockey Referee Caught in Error

TORONTO, Apr. 1T (UP)— Movies showed today that National Hockey League referee Bill Chadwick was wrong last Wednesday night when he disallowed a

Toronto goal here in the opening game of the Stanley Cup finals. The Maple Leafs defeated the Montreal Canadiens 3-2 in over-| time so Chadwick’s ruling had no | effect on the outcome except to prolong the game. The goal he called back was scored by Leaf Defenseman Gus day increased the Memorial Day Mortson. Chadwick ruled it out [classic field to 67. The applica- because another Toronto player, tions followed earlier receipt of Center Cal Gardner, was in the | Montreal goal-crease, blocking the, vision of Goaltender Gerry Mc-

5 More Entries Boost ‘300 Field to 67

Others Expected; No Alien Cars Due

The Speedway was double-full (today. Five more entries late yester-

|three. This was more than twice the

number that will answer the Neil starter's green fiag on May 30. Movies shown to Toronto sports And additional entries, post- writers showed that Gardner was marked before the Monday mid- held in the crease by Montreal ‘night deadline, will be accepted, Defenseman Bud MacPherson. If | track officials said. {an ‘opposing player is intentional-| But the fastest cars in the|ly held in the defending team’s United States were in the field, Crease, any goals scored by the they said. This year, despite re-|OPPosing team at the time ‘are

ted. ports, there will be no foreign as-| Oun pirants for cash and crash. The teams, tied one-all, meet

at Montreal tonight. ! No Drivers

The latest entries were from| Lee Elkins of Kalamazoo, Mich.;

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PITTSBURGH. -Apr. 17 (UP)! —The Pittsburgh’ Hornets get their last shot on home ice tonight when they meet the Cleve. land Barons at Duquesne Gardens

{impersonal steel of a locker. Byt he kept the wire’s contents deep down inside himself and returned to the razzle-dazzle of the arena. The "Trotters finally. won the game, 68-60, and Goose got 13 points. Eight of those points came after he read the telegram with the Eldorado, Ark.. dateline.

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Times Photo by Henry Glesing Jr. HOLD IT—It didn't show, but Goose Tatum of the Globetrotters was tied up by more than the Collegiate All-Stars in this picture last night. But the stery's around this art. For the sake of identification, that's Bato Govedarica of DePaul holding hands and Ray Ragelis (9) of E. Chicago and Northwestern pleading and Bill Garrett (4) of Shelbyville and Indiana University approaching

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