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By BILL EGGERT

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i: “those pesky Pittsburgh Hornets, who are unbeaten in their today, all because one of them vith 2-0-3 lead- : first seven games. stole the show at the Eastern lli- . r P : : v ham: Young mn And at the rate they are trggeling. { the Hornets prob- hows iste 2nd the Bouin sie : L 0) va. Kansas ably will have won nine straight «3 urday. = GO UBILEE TV vs. Jowa State “when they run up against the the Reds. Billy Gooden’ scored . in LDEN i | (ndianapolis Caps here next Sun- the hat trick for Syracuse against He also stole the ball - . ke Ivy League & day night, Cincinnati and .last-period goals awn

: So ABOUT midway in the third eriod, Southern had ‘the ball on Eastern’'s 30-yard -line, As the Southern players went back to the huddle and the officials stared

The Caps shook off all stage- by Stéve Wochy and Ike Hilde- ———— fright last night and came up brand helped Cleveland's climbwith their best defensive game iDg Barons to their win over Buffalo. It was the Bisons’ fifth loss in seven starts.

of the season, a 5-to-1 “victory over the 8t. Louis Flyers be-

fore 4567 customers in the Col 2 8 = in disbelief, a mop-haired young-. jseum. INDIANAPOLIS probably will ster darted from the sidelines * ws 7 be at full strength for this" week's scooped up the pigskin and made

schedule. for the Stadium gate, 80 yards

away

ELSEWHERE, Pittsburgh thumped Providence, 7 to 2, * Syracuse .walloped Cincinnati, 5. to 2, and=Cleveland ran over Buffalo. 4 tp 2 The Caps’ victory wag an opposite of their 5 to 1 loss to

Eddie Bruneteau, recovering from a muscle injury, has resumed working out with the squad and may be ready for Wednes day night's game in Cincinnati.

n = » THE CROWD of more than wecoming fans cheered as players of both teams and officials the 3 ~ - Cincinnati wil]. return here chased the boy. The public ad Thursday night. The Caps will ress system boomed out a warnsds ght. aps

play in Hershey Saturday night "STOPPING THE FLYERS—Frank O'Grady (7) and Billy McComb (18) in the white shirts, beat ing to “close the gate, the balls

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the Flyers in St. Louis Saturday Right Fab a probenty, a eX" before .meeting the Hgrnets here off a St. Louis rush last night as the Indianapolis Caps stopped the Flyers five-goal-per-game average loose.” ple inea expertly by ap ayers Sunday night with a 5-to-1 victory. + But the sandlot halfback outCoach Ott Heller. who believes : = ~ed the gate closer and, those : his squad was in better physical . : Nesing him and made it through

9" Sener. The Caps rs Kegler’ s Korner the\gate ‘with his prize. ae 1 $38.45 DOWN 3 J» ere still full of zip in 1e fina ’ Te 3 - period when the Flyers ran out > MAHOGANY 3 00 WEEKLY

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“ ral ROORIE Goalie Gienn, Hall iday night left ] barelv missed his first profes- NE a So : . . TV RECORDS APPLIANCES in the world.” ional shutout for Indiahapolis By JACK WELSH . 2512 score for the "best team Last night's action at the i > . ona | ) I 1aAlané 8 » ry: . . . . i. . > , 3 tric ; i ta SAC : en. Pat Hickman's Whirlaway girls, again rolling in champion- series of the night Pritchett Recreation alleys found ; : NS in th second period when Pat vv. b 8 5 I g Tom Tickle. scatterin the ins — IN THE Open Evenings 4 i e : x To] : sC ering 1e pins 2 , e put away for Lundy ‘tricked Cap Defenseman ship form, moved to the front in the double week-end 13th Pat Shelby, manager of the = "00" on" caries score in VILLAGE SHOPPING CENTER ay Ti 9

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a Hide tund. Ha a eo yash annual Pot of Silver Bowling event for fives'woman teams Valhalla establishment. an- {oe parko Cleaners’ Mixed ZERONE $1.19 GAL. nu . ‘ FF 8K ( 1 Close 0 e . . yee Frar 1 oe Cv : ok ya Joe nounced that three openings for Legaue. Charles Smith also was or] Annuities.” a and was stopped but Stéve Black at the Antler alleys last night. : featns exist in the Marbles Mi din sn ve with a 613 reating ZEREX $2 98 GAL. S - ct . L « 2 2 : i i al at AL Ji SSi i Ls Lo t + a

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i rebound at 10:3% And the Flyers position on a total handicap score’ Mike Bisesi® was the big man jo (7 = rite Vv Iter. Laplors Ww a 551 score while 2145 N. ARLINGTON ying alimony lg 2 were shorthanded at the time, of 2525-222--2747. ; for the ever-winning Yaver Men's pe DE re od any oh oh SH i er io 3445 MADISON 7251 Indianapolis scoring was all Marott Shoes remained just off Shop team Sunday in the Travel- SHelbV immediately. : Ronors with a 532 war : BL . t have to pay her done by Vie Stasiuk Enio the pace as runnerup with 2313- ing - League, at the Speedway i SE 5 : = - ———— . _. {8 re-married to Sclisizzi and Bert Hirschfeld. 342 2655. Won-Ten Restaurant alleys. Bisesi sizzled with a 206- . ling of the Army Stasiuk. who now has scored. five held -the third -slot-with-a-2271-.189-258..652 series as his Yaver ere . * z X - However, Joe still goals in the last two home Cap 351-2622 mark while the Carpen- teammates gained- a stranglehold his two children games, threw in two. Sclisizzi ters’ Local Union stayed within on first placeswith 11 wins and vy are Jacqueline, got that many, too. striking distance with 2128-489 — one defeat ie . o . In addition, he ' =m 2617. Kiddie Rockers, the only ; #2 "a . : her and helps out . STASIUR put the Caps into. a team to Yall ry Tn WITH blind of a 125, Tillie's i : 1 ly relatives. } . 7 ; - a. 3 hi Five ‘captured high team series { 1-0 first-period lead at 6:44 as _ Soret : * pt g XT, POW. 8 he has responsi- "his teammates peppered St. Louis from fts brief lead and Skidged 10 with a 2591 score last night in : EXTRA ER, la can depend upon “Goalie Red Almas with 33 shots fourth place with 168-423-2391. 14 packard Indianapolis League 2 ” PEP, ECONOMY 00 a vear in the Sclisizzi missed a thrilling at- Ann Crull and Dottie Berkopes at thé Central Alleys. Wyant Ma) . tempt at 17:00 when the Caps Were the pace-makers for Ihe of Tillie's posted a 224-180-211 > si "8 : worked a three-on-one situation Flick an girls Ann had 131-237- 615 score to lead the male keg- * MANT smiled The shot, however, caromed off 170 Te i) the three-game 3” lers. Janet Blythe of the Blythe . but he can’t de- ’ the cage post. iy Why Ear ae JeRintpres 174. Rubber Stamp team paced the - 7 ing in the future Hirschfeld made it 2-0 at 832 *=i-134—335. Ruth Graham was |... frio1q with a 529 per- : Ade ' : >i. 3. the standout for the Marott Shoes — straightened ou in the second period before Black team with 1573172156 4: formance. : -nment. Truman scored. Stasiuk whipped a quick Me AD » The SHONSOrS re wil yin A J : he Sponsors League will swing A ~ orney, and Theo- ® shot by Almas at 15:00 and Scli- » £ = =z into action tonioht at 8:30 0 clack ertified public ac- sizzi made it 4 to 1 at 1R:08, THE POT OF SILVER event %nd the ts Peter & uit wil pe? 1 DRIVING onfer next week 7 ; will ‘be concluded next week-end. , \ : Nice ob a . : . : | : F John Jarecki. col- . r i ., featuring the appearance of the roe u e lee Yeginning ats 0, 4 i 5 SN 7 COMFORT? rrthern District of THE Flyers got a break at :56 y,4;,nap6)is Typewriter girls, de- «10, - team P, R. Mallory EXTRA : | he possibilities of in the final period when Hirsch- fending champs. on SundaV ai 6 Mixed League at the Illinois rt of a settlement feld was called for tripping. but p. m : , ve lanes saw Russ Collins fire a STAMINA y. : the Caps were there with good ~', ° 5% : es , 553 series for the men’s high and ~ as uncertain what defense and there wasn't any Mii ath 0a eas ot Jenny Stroh chalked up a 513° ent could be ar- scoring until 9:54 when S8clisizzi Der. "The dates are set fob three series among ‘the ladies. Team it the ex-champ's slapped a rebound by Almas. successive week-ends— Dec. 1 and No. 5 of .the Mallory lopp won : e big purses had - Providence's loss ‘to Pittsburgh, Sand 9. 15 and 16 ? hii high team series with a 2611 : Louis had turned was the fifth straight defeat Yor ~ Entry blanks will be ready fog reading. Tonight's competition at 2 unks” of all 10 ® . distribution later in the week and the Illinois finds the Klein-Kuhn government since Hockey Summary the starting fee will be $15 per league starting at 6 p. m. along Ce le ring in Septem , INDIANAPOLIS fal: delek team. Last year's field contained” with the Diamond Chain League > ineizdes a : : olk. Cof- only 112 entries, one of the small- The Fraternal League will take - Se Teceived ne - ia McKaY. est in recent years. but Lorenz over the alleys at 8:30 o'clock, eat, accorams ol Wiesman expects this vear's edi- . ss a x Mil- tion to improve on that figure JOE SE "wan the sant. : ? - The Eagle Creek Nursfry, ‘which OF SEARCY won ne : 3p = . ~ light Sunday "in, the Narnles «R " ] Sy TT > 0 I 4 - won the title in 1950, with. a 3255 Mixed league at_ the Valhalla oh ! 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