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| By Fr Home Brid IV | By FRANK ANDERSON ° Olympians Jom ; Rochester on or| IDE, the Olymps didn't run so N | | Times Sports Writer rabowski. 3 '0 "3 Johnson.! 56 "a! fast or so true. such | By United Press | CHARLESTON, W. Va., Oct. 17| Barnhorst.f |} § fColemant £2 {| The Royals unsogiability, na- profes | T If this town has any wrestling| Hales 1 0 2/Davies.s 3 8 4turally brought no smiles from A SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 7 ifahs they'll probably show up at Iwatnert 11 iispene: i i { the Olymp bench. Coach Herm T : |—Hugh C. Willett, president la pro basketball game. here to- molest 1 o 3 Henamee! 1 § 3 Schaefer was glum, ‘ia Ray G ¢ 9 lof the National Collegiate {night. {Parkerg . 1 § 3 “This game's a farce,” cried Hill ! 8 The Scoreboard | Athl tic A iati ed id | The basketball. game (you | Mogust : 0 1 Schaefer, “oh my -aching back, Chl Right . Wro ae Beant fon 53 4 (should pardon the expression) |Ehinaforae 23 4 those officials.” To « 806 14 [today his organization ‘doubts”| pairs the Indianapolis Olympians| woui 283720 Totals 31d 28 2m. of th i 08 . |it can keep football games from | land the Rochester Royals. It's Serbs angler UY SOMAEFER said more: but pin ; LAST WEEK [Pelng televised inte the home, the fourth in a series of exhibition | QYDIANAPOLIS 0. 11-18 20 16 lyou won't see the quotes ina fea: or i . | elt 10 e San Francisco| games between the two clubs. ANADer: ' ° tie) {Souchitows Club . Yesterday 00" | We hate to mention the Olymps, Last night, as it must to an family newsp Ar Lea Harrison ave Okay, I'm Convinced INCAA was “spending $100,000” | in connection with the Royals. men, death came to the Olymps'|,, BR or Haralson or. the Tech 0, Richmond 21. jon surveys and studies of tele-' {But after last night's flasco in|two-game winning streak Against) ra dn’t he earlier said of ‘his Instane Washington 7, Broad Ripple 12 "But the. question is,” Willett [Pikeville.. Ky. the Olymps mustithe Royals, The ro flabby out-of-shape team: “I'm sensus : : be guilty of mayhem by associ- Scorekeepers verdict was - THIS WEEK said, “when we get the results of lation, and a hit and run. You see the §lad they're not in condition. i season Tomorrow {the survey in January, what shall | aim Royals did the hitting and the WAY we can nen up on azor- listed « i We , [We do? POUND for pound, the Royals Olmps did the running. sharp outfits like the Olympians. Wo Howe over Anderson at Tech—Growing pains. E Sato . . wiether N lhave a good team. They don't yr» aN EAR = » a ington " ; iday : e doubted. wheLher (hit you with bottles or use brass| WHEN the Royals got tired| ey . x Friday : the organization could stop video inuekles, But they have more of RIN the basket Hy looked had been football, the Rochesters top 10. Speedway over Beech Grove—Bonus points. {viewers from watching College] wrist locks than Georgeous about for other targets. Natural-/ would have had 190 yards in the se #4 Ben Davis over Manual—Marksbary vs. Nyers. ET en hele He 4d tol \George and more elbow nudges ly their bleary eyes rested on the [Sipping puunlties. take ehF of Tomy an sy 8 [than “Milton Berle uses i i its. After) Two sentenc ° 8 Tech over Broad Ripple—The Woah of he Pe Devils show that TV made great inroads| angen e on his y ung jes 1 Oi go is A the game. The Olymps tratied TeXar i+ Cathedral over Southport—Reshuffling the Cards at into the financial departments of| most of the way and all ‘the way while § ur straight. college athletics. |atter 41-41 in the third quarter. igan, a Willett said the NCAA was J Rn b ll F S | High scorers were Royals’ Bob taken w= Decatur Central over ‘Lawrence Central—Central- ized keeping a close tab on the De- ; ER we ap ase a ans nar Davies and Arne Johnson (both ington power. partment of Justice test action SUPPORTING CAST—Lawrence Central's Ronnie Grimes is : : with 16) and Olymps’ CIff Bar- - Whe! OR nst- prof 1 football's Tr 41] ¥ 5 $ Di M | ski and Ral : coach. “Franklin Township over Pike Township—Township fait: Professional footba through. playing football for the Bears this year. And he has a rarric 10 ree ima ker, 0%, Traadi #iph : . television ban. TH tof | | “fol " h hev'll Gri ; “infor Beard with 10 each. same s tie-up. : Regarding the NCAA survey, SUPporfing cast of loyal followers to show they miss Grimes By United Press oung people. old people, girl . nm about T= * ” Sacred Heart over Knightstown Morton Memorial— Willett said the Justice -Depart- against Decatur Central's tough Hawks at Lawrence Friday. Grimes, SORYO, rane eer To school students,” male uni- AL GROZA gave so many piggy 7 men tr, lo. 7, _-/ment.was non-committal about it." , Times All City guard last year, broke a bone-in his foot last : the ¥ 8glo” a d other VErsity students,’ office workers ‘back rides to Royals that he neNo. |. But_we ape ieeping them advised pat of the Yankees and Other .. armed into the street and, the glected the nets except for eight, '. EDD

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guessing. : OTHER : problems controniting| snail's pace. returned to the Royals: after a back ir Deaf School over Knox—Opportunity Knox again. [the NCAA. Willett said. were: | speedy recovery as her i Nonnie Pugh, and Patty Loux look jihap 1 million fans, who Stopped)” And that’ was managed only bout with a virus constitutes the high sc Danville, Il, Schlarman over Crispus Attucks— ONE—Spring practice sessions On: Grimes i an TA" Pup ; Tokyo's busiest downtown dis- Decause American military police|games news value. uation. Schedule woes for football. Es aL. 3 De %in a jeep. aided by Japanese po-| - The Olymps have 4 good by Navy | . : | TWO—The “platoon system,” Vi Fee AThot ; “licemen, cleared the way. {club, possibly a great one. ey turned Warren Central over Noblesville—Look for a noble allowing free substitution of Deaf School, Chariton ctor, aces Knox : sa athough, the Jan Amcican! Shots of “Banzai O'Doul and do better in this world when they coach | the count in the first session af with the rowd Sffort I, PLAINCIEL ot 17 Thely S07: 3 Hie First Session ar hoch ground at Haneda Airport] Bansal Ditlaggio® gave fie Scea-/breale association witly the sowds he ret Lobe THREE—Whether the NCAA fs > sion a greater atmosphere of cele- Ro (Note—Home team in bold face.) should emis eo ue ol its State Deaf School football team fumble to score. In the second, an ol a: Sud as Sark He any victory regis-out the worst in good boys. Blair C members. t te jot dndianapolis looked ahead to bis - i [Sars tive 18 NY otboys et an a on 1 clals and fans, including Ma). ng ett said a ‘great eastern o ds th ds of 1 : Howe, Kiser Lead Keglers luniversity” has announced it will \t® Second straight victory of the, m..; 1 4uis broke a 13-11 stales Sands pon yes Soop San Francisco of the long-| Gen. Wikifam ® Jargunt, Ameri. _ Local keglers must look up to| To pace the women Miss Kiser oppose any attempt by the NCAA Season at Knox Friday night fol-|\ .te in the third, going five/way, to cheer Frank (Lefty) Waited peace treaty, according to san Baseball { Ls the Eva Howe and Bary Kiser to scored 660 on games of 212, 213 to eliminate spring practice. He'lowing its 27 to 20 triumph over yards. George Gormat ran 27/0'Doul and his 20-man squad Japanese observers, , eo oF aan Art Fn after Inst nights rolling. and 235, for Chiles Jewelry in the did Not name t the school. os @ Charltonshere yesterday. ivards for. the clincher. Gormat which Win for a Z0OdWIIl S8-] un use nds Joaked SOWh Eagle ad Te war glad to Firing for Stationers at the Won- Ten loop at Pritchett’'s. Kay h h | F b H The Ded&t School registered Msiconverted three times...Camos, Ties of at leant 1 @ games. from. windows of department be back in Japan. 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