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By JIMMIE ANGELOPOLOUS Tech has to win tomorrow, Lawrence Central has to win tomorrow. Shortridge has to win tomorrow. Cathedral has to win tomorrow, Decatur Central has to win to- ’ morrow. Sacred Heart has to win Saturday. Or they're cooked. Here's why:
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Tech, dead - locked with Richmond’'s touch - down troupers for the North Central Confer-
Angie ence lead at 3-0, has to collar the Red Devils at Richmond or the Green is all but through. . Lawrence Central has to trip Improved Warren Central to keep its slim hopes alive for a county titlev” And to make things tough, Lawrence Central will be without thé services of their co-captains, End Scott Chandler and Quarterback 'Ronney Grimes. Chandler has a sprained ankle and Grimes a broken foot, Left Halfback Rice’ Morris is also a doubtful starter suffering a bruised right arm,
CSHORTRIDGE, 25 fo 7 winner over Crispus Attucks, has to survive against twice-victorious Cathedral in the city series race. Ditto fer the Irish, Decatur Central, unbeaten in can look for bigger things with another win against Greenwood. Sacred Heart, 15 to 12 queror of Manual, Crispus Attucks’ Tigers if it wants city championship consideration before its third and final city game against Cathedral. Tech's is the Herculean task. Stopping Jim Peters, who sports 16 TDs in five games; Tommy Fletcher and Bob Barrett, can put Tech into the driver's seat heading for Kokomo, Tech's doorstep to the conference throneroom. A stalemate, at best, may bring a two or three-way share of Conference laurels, Maybe nothing. :
” » ~ RICHMOND, which has smothered everybody except Ft. Wayne South Side, looks like the favorite. Richmond's 21 to 0 conquest of South Side looks like Tech bait. South, winless in five trips, isn't that strong. Tech's defenses will need shock absorbers. Tech's offensive backs may carry the real answer. It has scored at least four TDs in four games but faces its sternest line “test in the defensive Red Devils; particularly in the middle.
” ” Nd w LAWRENCE, which has yet to meef Decatur Central, is deadlocked with Warren with 76.6 county rating points. Ben Davis, which tries bouncing back against Howe after losing a 14 to 7 thriller to balanced Speedway, still leads the county pack. It has 925 rating points, excluding its loss to Southport. The Cards, who also downed Warren. arent” eligible for the county, playing only two games. County games involving Southport do not count for or against Ben Davis or Warren. Speedway, second with 90 points, will be the slight favorite to take another county crown since it has Beech Grove and Pike Township yet to go. Ben Davis has Beech Grove; lawrence hag Warren, Decatur and Beech Grove. Decatur plays Lawrence Oct. 19
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» ou » SPEEDWAY is at home to Plainfield, another neighboring toughie. Two county clashes round out the slate. Pike still looks for its first victory after
six failures. It battles at Beech Grove, which has won once. The Deaf School entertains Franklin Township. Both have tasted victory on one occasion. | |
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Charles Credits New Punch for Victory
® On Pa Terms 3 By United Press But Charles, despite the inacb PITTSBURGH, Oct. 11 Ezzard curacy of his right to the head, : = a Charles today blamed his new did damage with his left jab and By FRANK ANDERSON ‘power swing” for the many with his left hook to body and RALPH (BUCKSHOT) punches he missed before -stop- head. ry 2 : . _ ping Rex Layne at Forbes Field ee. 2 a. O'Brien can be an Indianapo jast might in- the first fight of LAYNE was bleeding from
-Hs-Olympian--if--he-- chooses: Thus far he hasn’t chosen. Money is the reason. Buckshot wants 82000 more than the Olympsg are willing to pay. That's & £2000 and not $1000. The Olymps *
are willing to supplement the offer with a bonus based on attendance
‘his campaign to reeapiure “the gashes under his left eye, in his heavyweight crown. mouth and fn his nose. when Referee Buck McTiernan stopped by that my i "But I'm very hap) that m; the bout in, the 11th round just new swing has definitely made me after Rex: staggered to his feet . 3 and ¢ ET ati WAC aldp 8 a puncher,” said the Cincinnaul at the count of nine after being Negro who floored Layne tWiCe. elhnred by 4 right to the chin. and won on a technical knockout That Second oyer the. Utah youngster at 2.32 knockdown scrap. In the of.the 11th round before a spynk- 10th round a left hook to the jaw
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{The former Butler star js still FADE. Teall Fires fas thinking that one over. ling De gaat De) Pirozen lars 1 Sroppeq him. ang he was saved . . izzard reveale 1at he Ndd py the bell when it rang to end Waterloo in the Western: Bas- been seeking punching power in {ne 10th session. just as McTierketball Association has strings , ful swing’ t1 he d chet tro. bo Ee Dan NES a new full swing” with 10 nan had reached the count of mn rien. Tuesday the Olymps shoulders sinc2 he lost the heavy- pine. Jeceived clearance to, dicker with weight title to Jersey Joe Walcott: Charles and his “new swing” ST J in the same. Pittsburgh ring on had staggered Layne in the sixth, Th Bijen is a Jnember of the , xnrckout last July 18. seventh and eighth rounds. In adysics C? > at iti rE ti or 2euty Re ¥ OT h 7 wer now,” he Uition, Nacarq wrestled Rex to 5 2d , tipple High School. He I GOT the Dawe Tr 'F the canvas in the seventh session, ou e forced to quit that postrsaid, “but I haven't the accuracy sng fell to his own knees almost
if he signed with the Olymps. The yet. I missed a lot of punches gn ton of Rex.
local National Basketball Asso- because of my swing last night.” Each of the three ring officials ciation team won't agree to a Charles and co-managers Tom had Charles well ahead in their home - game - only arrangement Tannas and Jake Mintz said they scheduled 12-round bout, when it
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were willing to meet “any heavy- was stopped. weight contender in the world”
~ ” ” while awaiting the contracted re- REFEREE McTiernan favored
TH a i Ezzagge seven rounds to three: th Cha ; O'Brien. If he quits his schoojiturn litle bout with Champion $y... gure favored him,
post and signs with the Olymps, Walcott “sombwhere next sum- 8-2; and Judge Art McGivern there's no assurance he can make mer.” 6-3-1. ia : the ball club. Failure means he Layne of Lewiston, Utah, also Although Layne. 24, suffered would be out of two jobs, was trying a comeback last night ,.c cacond consecutive ‘knockout, The Olymps have sound reasons {ter having been knocked out byiiyo gefeat was only his third in for refusing Buckshot's salary Rocky Marciano at :
New York : - : A ''39 professional bouts. Dave demands. Established NBA stars July 12. Rex outweighed Charles yy:10ck had won a decision over like Alex Grozd, Ralph Beard and
195%, pounds to 188, an be Nod him in March, 1950, Wah-Wah Jones played for less Nis poundage to v round. e fighting charles’ 35 per cent of the net money last season. The Olymps ID nearly every roun proceeds probably will not exceed feel that O'Brien must establish h oli $15,000; Layne's 25 per cent will himself as a star in the NBA to be less. merit the money he asks. His op- T ose Sp its Can One mystery position in the defunct National : today was this: Professional Basketball Associa- Kill Your Score = tion last year was something less; How would you feel “going In’ wajcott last than he would find in the NBA, With 484 after your first two tough and he’ : # 4 games? s \ -, : 257 GENERALLY, IT'S felt that] Sais Tuttie crashed pins for 25
997 las ior i irs 7 Buckshot backed himself into a and 227 last night inQhis first two
A . Nin "... games -in the Beech Grove Clascorner, He could have signed with sic. Then split miseries set in the Olymps .last” season and
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