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WEDNESDAY, NOV.-28, 798) ..-% a i Toth E INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ily

By LEO H. United. Press

NEW YORK, Nov. 28—Eleven colle c Li ge seniors—three m each from the Midwest and South, two each from the aps ! : P Far West and Southwest and one from the East—were

selected today on the 1951 United Press All-America Anemic 4.1 Loss to Buffalo A aos Boslemmyet Stk 0

football team.

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Bloomingdale 62%, Marshall 41, Blufften £2, Decatur 5

DeMotte 44, Mt. Ayr 30. | - Darlington 16, Perry Central 44 (double °

Times Special |injury, stung the Caps twice with, - CROWDIS lost a shutout at °'SFitme). | 5& Elmhurst 41.

lem. HERSHEY, Pa, Nov. 28-— o . - : oals last night and assisted on/1:08 in the final period as Eddie Ereetown 68, Tamnico 24. ¥ ALL-AMERICA Eleven shes for Buale Goalie ga other. # 5 Frac hore] fhe Ee Gary Hien oh. Rorisse Tuy (fhe) "y ' + Qu rowdis tells best .the tale - s lavire . 2 ice phe. Gill Twp. (Sullivan) 57, Prairie Creek 4 First Team of the Indianapolis Caps’ 4 to 1 Don Ashbee flashed on the Buf- jimos! the length by the Noe dhe Groyertawn 31, Bp on, Bevant dh Pos. Player School Wt. Ht. Age Class |defeat in Buffalo last night. falo goal light at 13:31 in the first fore passing to Arry y son, untertown” 84, ‘Albion's: / 3 p |e y 5 0san 2% ’ E. Bill McColl, Stanford 225. 6.4 21 Sr. | With only one victory in their Period while the Caps’ Larry Zel-Then with 35 seconds to play. Ab, Hunissitle 4 Losntele &3. 00) per a4, iN D C i pd last 12 games, the Caps will try del was sitting out a hooking pen-'DeMarco took Warwick's short Jefrerson Center (Whitley) 45, Wolf Lake ee i " . on oleman, Michigan State 185 5-10 2a Sr. ‘once more to right their wrongs 2!tY: : pass to score. 0 the 'Nersonvile (Randolph) 6. Madison B- len nicer, Califomie "230 62 2 Sr [ute Soushs suite Hester oh oy od, t ER ne ged to get Hekate Wisten Memurinl 7 S.~ Gorgeous pin-ups for your service man's Xmas package i i u ’ |eastern division leader by three Pair of goals in the second perioc ew times it manage 0 nig iss own an. C. Dick Hightower, SMU 215 6-1 21 Sr. points over Buffalo. getting the first judt 15 seconds puck out of its own end of the A oh Ve nan 0 AT YOUR NEWSSTAND -—-TODAY! G. Bob Ward, Maryland 188 5-10 24 Sr. | after the period started and the rink and only one of Crowdis’ 11 Mattinsyille 45 Greencastle 40 i > P { GRANT Ww ARWIC K, Buffalo other just four seconds before the saves was on the spectacular Muncie 6% Sheibvville 49 ” a 23 2 2 p . y 62, Cory 8, : 4 Weallon), Orighon Bo 52 Bel (wing playing with a minor leg period ended. side. Nori Jiden in: Windmar a3, mtn mp a ree %. Bob.Carey, Michigan State 215 5. 2 I. #.a8 =n Pine Village 52, Covington 37 : ? B. Dick Kazmaier, Princeton 171 511: 20 ' Sr, CAP Captain Enio Sclisizzi sat Eoiing #5.“ Jemersonilie Ta.’ (daha 43 > lin - ) Bratton Figures College’ Basketball out his second straight game as Princeton 64 Evansville Bosse 60, { BUTLER UNIV B. Johnny Karras, Illinois 171 511 23 _Sr | Franklin 8. Camp Atterbury ni Pulaski 41. Tefft 31. y ras, Illinois : p ury 34 . ary > {Indiana Central 70, Huntington 60, {the result of a mouth injury, Richland gl ine 5, 2, West LebB. Vito Parilli, Kentucky 188 61 22 sr Jaw Will Hold [ff S56 thar thts w. [Schuiza stopped a fying. Puck Roald, Faubian’ ts, wut BASKETBALL B. Hank Lauricella, Tennessee 169 5-10 21 Sr. | CHICAGO Nov. 28 (UP) — auburn 83. Troy (Ala) State 58 \with his teeth last Friday during §andborn 31. Monroe City 30 (overtime). x j ! | 30, Nov. 28 (UP) ifs, Contral 1oula.\ 39. austin 66. nei. a practice session in Detroit. South "Bend ' Central ~Catholic 22, still Ticket SECOND TEAM THIRD TEAM \Johnny Bratton, once a champion Mo, 47 State 78. Keesler Air Force 50. AS the Caps near the one-third south Bend Washington 88. Bremen 27, Season ickeTrs Pos, Player School Pos. Player School (himself, aims for a victory over Miami (O80 Findlay of, oo rNebs 45 [DATE In the 1051-52 schedule, ee aie State 1h Duseer hh and tickets for E." McPhee, Princeton. E. Perry, Michigan. welterweight title holder Kid Gav- North Dakota Aesies 52 Moorehead (Mins) they have won more games on RO an Ciny "28 Lakeville 43. Fifth Annual Hoosier Basketball Classic T. Toneff, Notre Dame. T. Moomaw, UCLA. lan tonight 50 he can return 10 gist sae (a 0. sam Howson The 108d than they bave at home, wip i nung bo, 1 G. Cannamela, Southern Cal G. Beck, Georgia Tech. /the contenders’ ranks. OFS Northern 71. Adrian IMSS 50. The road mark is three won and westfield 62. Dover iL. i December 28-29, 195 C. Boerio, Illinois. C. Moseley, Kentucky. Bratton, who won the National!Okiahoma Baptist 46, Okmulgee (O.) A & Seven lost. At home, the record : y G. Daffer, Tennessee. G. Michels, Tennessee. {Boxing Association 147-pound title Se art orn Louisiana 66, Alexandria! WOR two, lost six and tied two. the hat that can really take it! N 0 Ww 0 N S A L E : T. Pearman, Tennessee. T. Wheat, Georgia Tech. {from Charlie Fusari in March, _, La.) Air Base 44 , *i8t. Ambrose 74. Si. Thomas (Minn.) 66. E. Mutscheller, Notre Dame E. Barker, Washington State [lost it to Gavilan in May. The Btephen Fo Austin SI. Mice 50. on) Hockey Summary Levinson e ts 1951.52 ~ J , y , ——— le — 1 Xe rowdis; B. Bog Re andls ° =. A i a mh Wes 2csondey Worl On the Ice pik: eeager Moab Lavitt, Hol i Butler Home Schedule . $ ’ SCO. . sbell, ) . | . lazur; alternatives, 3 olds wp in . . . » B. Janowicz, Ohio State, B. Gifford, Southern Cal. | In the bout Gavilan broke EASTERN DIVISION a ck rain. S10 Dec. 8 Illinois © Feb. 2 Evansville B. Kerkorian, Stanford. B. E. Modzelewsii, Maryland. |Bratton’s jaw for the third time yuriney . 9% 10 % 555 FO) INDIANAPOLIS: Goal, Hall: or sun! Dec. 22 Wabash Feb. 6 Wisconsin # x x 2 ew in his boxing career. But Brat- Buffalo H igi ni; alter Dec. 28 Purdue* Feb. 9 Ball State THREE OF THEM — McColl, THE CLOSEST battles were tonight in the non-title Sight. UP Syracuse LSTERN DIVISION We the ev Dec. 29 Indiana* Feb. 11 Notre Dame M Rlatier aa dv gg od OF the Srst team guard spot op : : = — Pittsburgh Ga 15 p > 52 1 CORE “BY PEF 10D Soiled Jan. 5 DePauw Feb. 16 St. Joseph's peaters from the 195 'nitec ' ia Clevelan } 18 10 § 3 2 61 44 8 PER dn 9 . ~ 0 r site Richter and the fourth 1 10 10 1 31 11 43 Buffalo 1-4 b th Jan. 12 Indiana State = Feb. 23 Valparaiso Press All-America team. They, P° r 21 10 10 1 21 77 3 PEAS. POLIS 3 I rim wi . A along with ba k Vie Inaowi of man in the backfield. Ward beat F anklin Has Easy Time ¢ Sai 1s 30 ‘5 13 2 12 30 INDIaRAROY SCORING : welt edging Houeler Elastic (ames < QD) | . = T 5 ESULTS LAST NIGHT PERIOD \

Ohio State, were the only juniors selected in last years AllAmerica. Janowicz, hampered by injuries early this year, won

“ a berth on the second team.

Kazmaier, the nation's leading ground gainer who sparked Princeton to its second consecutive undefeated season, led the balloting, receiving a total of 2350 out of a possible 2860 points. He was named on all but 39 of the ballots, Second in the point scoring was Mc Coll, wi with 2274 _ppint s

Dick Dunkel's Foothall Ratings

Dick Dunkel's football ratings will be on WFBM-TV tomorrow night, 10:35 to 10:30 pom.

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Probable Winners Probable Losers Ozarks 31.8 Ark Tech "44 Texas 98.8 Texas A&M *50.4 FRIDAY G Wash'gton *74.]) Richmond 48 § Hawai *52.3 Coll. _ldahe 34.7 Houston U. 79.5 No Texas St. *18% Miami. Fla *98 4 Nebraska 73.2 Sta Barbara *44.7 Pepperdine 38% BAT RDAY Alabama Auburn 1.5 Baylor 102 ° Rice *96 8 E. Texas St. 619 Bul Ross St 387 Ga. Tech "$30 Georgia 4 Holy Cross 97.8 Boston Coil. 78 Kansas *27.7 Missouri 8 L. 8 UO *316 Tulane 883 Marquette B56 San Jose St *13.9 Mississippi $6.8 Miss Slate "25 Navy 833.3 Army 9.3 lahoma “388 Okla. A&M 72.4 So Cal it. *36.2 Notre Dame 878 *622 E Ky. State 610 *117.5 Vanderbilt 87.0 “930 8S M U 83.0 Texas Cech *93.3 Hardin-8im's 780 Th *R&.7 Villanova 771

78.2 New Mexico 373

Smith Heads PGA

CHICAGO, Nov. 28 (UP)— Horton Smith of the Detroit Golf Club is the new president of the rofessional Golfers Association. He was voted into the top spot in the PGA yesterday on a 57 to 19 ballot over Harry Moffitt Toledo, O. Smith succeeds Jos Novak of [ Los Angeles, Calif

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