Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 November 1951 — Page 35

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THURSDAY, NOV. 8, 1951

For Bisons’

By BILL EGGERT

THE Indianapolis Caps can better a prosperous Western Division habit in the Ameri-

can Hockey League race tonight.

The Western teams have thumped Eastern foes 18 times in| 28 games this season and the Caps can add to that tonight when they face off against Buffalo at 8:15 in the Coliseum. | a. | IT WILL be the first appear-| ance here this season for the| Bisons, who edged Cincinnati last/ night, 4 to 3, in Cincinnati, on| Jerry (Doc) Couture’s third-period! goal. It was the second winning goal for Couture, an ex-Indian-| apolis wingman, since he joined, Buffalo last week, and only the third victory this season for the Bisons, In an attempt to shake loose some scoring punch, Cap PlayerCoach Ott Heller has juggled his front lines. Billy McComb, Duteh Y eibe : nio Sclisizzi . . . Will form on foramen Sowsizml PAIR OF CHECKERS—Rookie Hugh Coffin left and Bill Folk, Frank O'Grady has been moved ihe squad's only seasoned defenseman, will team up as rear-quards to center the wing combination of for the Indianapolis Caps when they tangle with Buffalo in the ColiBert Giezebrecht and Doug Mc- seum at 8:15 tonight. THe other THe rémaing Th = rrr tact with the Wilson brothers, - . Larry and John, at the side of Army Medics Examine

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= = > THE CAPS have scored only Army doctors will take a longer five goals in their last five games look at Don Newcombe of the

and Heller figures he can't wait Brooklyn Dodgers today to deterany longer. Shuffling the iineup 2 may he the answer.

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Newcombe for Service

— Néwark, N. J., induction station. He was ordered to report to Fort Jay, Governors Island, N. Y., today for “further tests.” Such procedure was taken to mean that the doctors yesterday discovered something in NewNewcombe, who won 20 games combe’'s condition which they this year, underwent a pre-induc- wished to examine more closely tion physical yesterday at the [before issuing their final verdict.

mine if he is acceptable for mili4 tary service, It is against Eastern clubs that

Indianapolis apparently will have to bank on for victories. The Hoosiers have won three of five

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MERITS

IU Favored.

ND, Purdue

Are Underdogs

By United Press

NEW YORK, Nov. 8 — Southern California was listed a six-point favorite to-

day to defeat Stanford's surprising Indians Saturday in the game that may decide the Pa{cific Coast Conference representative in the Rose Bowl. Michigan State was also favored by six points over Notre Dame and unbeaten Maryland was a 14-point pick over Navy in the two games that will be widely televised. "The other odds were: INTERSECTIONAL GAMES— Clemson 19 over Boston College; | Michigan six over Cornell; Villa{nova 11 over Detroit; Holy Cross {13 over Marquette; and Wiscon- | sin 14 over Pennsylvania. MIDWEST — Illinois 20 over Indiana one over Minnesota; Iowa State seven over Nebraska; Tulsa 33 6ver Kansas State; Oklahoma 21 over Mis: souri; Northwestern = seven over Purdue; and Ohio State 13 over Pitt. SOUTH -- Mississippi and Auburn even; Duke three over Wake Forest Florida -——seven—over

| Georgia; Kentucky 13 over Tu{lane; Louisiana State six over Kees then ordered him to report to cup,

Vanderbilt; Virginia six over North Carolina; and Tennessee 21 over Washington & Lee. PACIFIC COAST — California 14 over Washington; and Oregon State one over UCLA. EAST — Brown and Rutgers even; Columbia seven over Dartmouth; Princeton 27 over Harvard; and Penn State one over Syracuse.

Reserve Clause Due For Court Test

By United Press !

LOS ANGELES, Nov. 8— A Supreme ' Court test of baseball's reserve clause ap-

peared probable today as a

result of the latest action by a player challenging the right of the sport to keep him inactive. { Attorneys for Pitcher Earl Toolson announced they would appeal the ruling of a Los Angeles federal court judge who dismissed the player's $375,000 antitrust suit against organized baseball. u = ” DISTRICT Judge Ben Harrison pointed the way toward a final Supreme Court ruling in Toolson’s case by saying it was up to the Supreme Court to decide if a 1917 ruling that declared baseball to a sport and not interstate commerce was still valid. Toolson had sued the two major leagues, the New York Yankees, the National Association of Professional Baseball, the Pacific Coast League and two coast league clubs. He charged he was kept from playing baseball by being placed on the ineligible list by the Yankees. The 29-vear-old pitcher's troubles began when the Yankees shipped him to the San Francisco Seals on option. He failed to catch on there and played briefly with. Qakland which .also turned. him back to New York. The Yan-

the Class A Binghamton club and he refused. Toolson said he then was placed on the ineligible list! and denied the right to play for anyone,

2 = 2 JUDGE HARRISON, denying Toolson's plea for damages under anti-trust laws, commented it was common knowledge that the status of organized baseball was under congressional investigation.

games against the East, but in their own division the Caps have grabbed one lonesome triumph against five losses and a tie. = = = MEANWHILE, Pittsburgh keeps rollimg. The Hornets are unbeaten against Western opposition and have lost only one nf five tilts with the East. Last night the Hornets stopped Cleveland's - unbeaten streak at eight games with a 5 to 2 victory in Pittsburgh. Gordie Hannigan and Dan Lewicki each scored a pair of goals for the Hornets. :

In the other AHL battle, Real Cherefils propelled four goals into the nets for Hershey in an 8 to 4 victory over Syracuse.

DelVecchio Tagged

‘Rookie of Year’ |

THEY'RE calling Alex DelVecchio the National League “rookie of the year”, The burly, black-haired Detroit rookie, fresh up from Indianapolis, was all over the ice last night scoring two goals and assisting on another as the Red Wings tied. New York, 4 to 4,

= = = DETROIT trailed, 4 to 0, going into the final period. DelVecchio scored the first one at 4:36, assisted Glen Skov's goal at 10:07 and rammed home his team's third goal 23 seconds later before Gordie Howe supplied the <tying tally at 12:06. In the other NL game last night, Chicago was shut out, 1 to 0, in Toronto as Max Bently scored the 198th goal of his career

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“We lost the battle but we're going to win the war,” said Toolson's lawyer, Howard C. Parke of Santa Barbara, Cal., pointing out that Judge Harrison's ruling made the case subject to appeal. He said he would carry the case to the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals at San Francisco.

Toolson in his suit here claimed that a- 1917 ruling by the late Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes was no longer effective because radio and television broadcasts made baseball cross state lines and put the game into interstate commerce. Holmes had ruled that baseball was a sport and the mere fact that a team traveled across state lines did not make the game interstae but a local contest played at the field of one or the other

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