Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 November 1951 — Page 30
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Al pouts.
Olymp Nats
COACH AL CERVI'S Syracuse Nats pay an unsocial call on the Indianapolis Olymps tonight. - That's just another way of saying that a war of nerves! till hit Butler Fieldhouse at 8:30. specialty.Al stalls. But he knows what The clock is an ex officio member of Cervi's team. Al gears his strategy to each tock and tick. nd the opposition be darned.
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Al hems
. TO DO what Al does (and gets away with) one needs a basketAl may have his faults, but the faults aren't wearing Nat suits.
Cervi has surrounded himself
game shooter. company in speedy Billy Gabor, splintery Red Rocha, Wally Osterkorn, George others.
No. 1 man on the total pole is rebounding, astounding Dolph Schayes, an 18-point per
Dolph has good
Ratkovicz
and
Cervi’s nerve-frazzling tactics
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second meeting of the two clubs Syracuse won over the. Olymps at home, 93-79. If Cervi favors the stall, Olymps can oblige. They showed ~. wonderful intentional to shoot against Rochester in the Dorothy double overtime here Tuesday. il] defend her women's state golf The reluctance paid off in a hand-| some 69-65 victory.
reluctance
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in the last two games.
Thanksgiving turkey didn’t give
the Olymps indigestion. Will Cervi?
Detroit, Caps Travel Opposite Hockey Paths
THE Detroit Red Wings have
Detroit extended its streak last
IN the only other NL game, Chicago broke out of its last-place $2 tie with the Rangers hy whipping § Montreal, 5 to 1. Jim McFadden! scored twice as the Blackhawks: § defeated the Canadiens the first time this season.
night with a 2 to 1 triumph over the Rangers in New York. Gordie Howe and Freddie Glover scored. for the Red Wings while Goalie Terry Sawchuk missed his fifth shutout as Reg Sinclair scored for New York in the second period.
In the American League, Provi-
JACK McGill punched two goals
dence whipped Cincinnati, 4 to 2, at Providence and Leo Labine, scored twice to lead Hershey tol a 6 to 4 victory over Syracuse at! Hershey.
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into the nets and Ken Smith one in Providence’s victory.
The Indianapolis Caps are idle
until Sunday night when they continue their nine-game road trip with a stop in Providence.
On the Ice AMERICAN HOCKEY LEAGUE Western Division . PW L TPs. G OG tsbujeh ..... 17 4 I 2 30 66 M4 evel id ...... 17 98 6 2 20 54 41 Logis ...... 3 5 9-1 50 68 cingatl 3 92 8 1 19 453 NM APOLIS 18 4 12 2 10 44 72 3 Eastern Division GP W 'L TPs. G.OC srshey ....... 1 2 6° 3 31 13 5 alo : 7 8 3 18 43 30 ovidence .... S 10 1 13 539 73 Syracuse 4 13 6 8 50 63
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championship Bend Country Club course, July 121-25, it has been announced. COACH HERM SCHAEFER The annual tournament, which felt good about the extra-time win ysually follows the men’s state over the Royals. But he'd feel amateur by a week, will have an better if his little men would in-|18-hole qualifying round on the crease their aid to the big men. opening day and then go into Joe Graboski, Leo Barnhorst, match play with the low 16 qualiWah Jones and Lefty Walther fiers, .The 36-hole final will be on have done most of the Olymps july 23. work. The skinny Walther, alone| of the little .men, has been con-| sistent. Lefty has scored 35 points
THIN MAN—Olymp's Paul Walther hopes the win tonight without the time chore.
amir & : © - " " Demands U.S. Act in TV Ban of Vols' G emanas uv. Jo. ACT In an or voIisS Game By United Press LOUISVILLE, Ky. Nov. 23 — gram of games to be televised this Shol#é, director of the Louisville
s | Action from the federal govern- Season in a nation-wide test of station called the NCAA's positt lift the television “black- the effect of televisibn on attend- tion “a fraud against the pubS [ment to e ance at games. - lc. of tomorrow's TennesseeKentucky football game was de-| manded y by oy Laurence officials of the two schools, and {Wetherby of Kentucky. In a telegram to U. 8S. Attor- : “inéy General J. Howard McGrath, Nerve wars are Al'S wetherby said, “I am convinced this suppression amounts to an illegal conspiracy apd restraint, and demand action by the antitrust division.”
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EASTERN DIVISION
former Indianapolis,
and comes up to the bowl hopes alive against Southern 5 : boys | clincher against once - mighty Methodist in the Southwest Con- Rake, Tp > fo oN Deer Designed to Receive over. California as a six point favor- ference race while Arkansas, out whipped Colorado A&M 21-6. BREEDEN'S UHF and Color Programs | ite. But even a defeat probably of the running, has a non-league! In other games, Trinity (Conn.) won't rob them of their bowl game with Tulsa. beat Tufts, 42-6; Marshall and PIPE & TOBACCO SHOP chances, so convincingly have In the East, Columbia is fa- Ohio University tied, 13.13; Chat- Al E h See Our Complete Line they handled the rest of the Pa- yored by 15 points to defeat tanooga upset North Texas State, - Wash. Rm. 201 Priced # cific Coast Conference. Brown and, if Princeton is upset 32-30, and Xavier beat Toledo, CA. 3501 ricea from
2 zz =. ner. | Besides Gov. Wetherby, Sen. © THE GAME between Sugar- : a 8 {Earle C. Clements (D. Ky.) and BETTER Bowl-bound Tennessee and Cot-| BECAUSE OF the. sellout and Rep. Thurston B. Morton (R.
ton-Bowl-bound Kentucky is not because there are no other games Ky.), also sent telegrams to Mecincluded in the National Col-in this area which could be af-'Grath.
Top Grid | : By United Press NEW, YORK, Nov, 23—S8tan-| Vanderbilt. | ford and Illinois, a pair of strik-| ingly similar T-teams, shoot the North Carolina is works Saturday against old and underdog at Duke, Wake Forest a 0-7 halftime deficit to beat Vir- | respected rivals in a final bid to|js favored by six at South Caro-iginia Tech, 20-7, although its i | meet each other in the Rose Bowl lina. 3 on New Year's day. Almost overlooked in’ the pre- seven over William and Mary. season -bowl ford rolled unbeaten and untied through nine straight opponents seven to keep its Cotton Bowl
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| Syracuse . 8 1 389 : HOBO. i... canncacriinss 6 2 .150 |New York" ... 6 1 .600 i Philadelphia 3 8 .333 |Baltimore ............... 3 6 333
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{Rochester . 8 3 667 Minneapolis 8 3 667 [INDIANAPOLIS '.. 4§ 8 200 Milwaukee HR 2 7 232 Ft. Wayne 2 8 .200
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WESTERN DIVISION
GAMES TONIGHT INDIANAPOLIS Philadelphia RESULTS LAST NIGHT
3 70, Rochester 65 overtime).
{Boston 103. Milwaukee 72.
Syracuse 96, Pt New York 102,
Wayne 72. Philadelphia 88,
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shot, too, when the season opened vored by one point “at Pennsylbut now rates as a 10 point fa- vania, Yale by seven over Har-| vorite at Northwestern to round vard, Holy out a season of eight victories Temple and Pittsburgh by six and one tie, Victory means an- over Penn State. other Rose Bowl game for the 2 8 wn { Illini, who walloped UCLA,
These -two struggles share the fight football this year. national picture with the tradiHozsl OK Sow: [over Wichita in the Missouri Val-| own that has Dixie in a y Unbeaten, the nation’s No. 1 team and host in the Sugar Bowl, is favored but only by seven points to down resurging Kentucky which| roared back under the passing of Babe Parilli to grab a bid’ [to the Cotton Bowl. : | | Maryland, Michigan State, {Princeton and San Francisco, the remaining perfect record teams, all are favored to wind up the year unbeaten and untied. =
IF ILLINOIS loses to North-| western, Wisconsin (4-1-1) could post a Rose Bowl claim by de-| feating Minnesota as expected. {Purdue (3-1) might be in the pic-! ture with a victory over Indiana. Others in the big 10 finale: Ohio State at Michigan. jit up as a 15-point underdog at
| Notre Dame.
gone through 10 straight National League hockey games without a defeat. And we can’t pass up the opportunity to say that their farm. club, the Indianapolis Caps, has gone through 11 straight Ameri-| can League games without winning one.
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