Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 December 1951 — Page 19

a : NEW St. Nicholas Arena)—Sal TONIGHT FAR WEST DE 3, Aare C California ... 649 8. Francisco . *57.0 ORL. SutpotoL ‘ EAST ’ od Doug Xadlies, 186 uy South b EXPERTS a ure on oon ow ing cene 8 D [Fordham ...... 0g Yale. ........ *62.1 THURSDAY Africa (8). y s———————— Siena ......... *53.3 Loyola, Md, ... 41.7 PH HILAD ELPHIA—Gil ‘Tu - ost li arden lie |W+ Maryland. 40.1 Leb. Valley .. (+ 353 Munn ttan® . ¢ *64 Rast Cv 0.11 delphia, outpointed Marlo rico, Tel. Los At Miller's Mod Prices! MIDWEST 0 ohn's,N.'Y.*88.6 Brig. Young .. Te AL. Laiisent’ Dagtretie. 125] QUICK SERVICE Sesrany 0 entr gui 1 — authullle, * The Veterans Administration, * gd Powers, $noedway BIECHIS 1x1exr 8 | Detroit hia *59.3 Mich. Normal’. 43.5 DePaul ...:.. Re "eae Tehrs. 38.4 france, stopped Roy Wouters, 162, Hall-| , widely known as an organization Ralph Gale, Speedway Electric ... Earlham 345 Huntington ... 31.9 Drake [00.00 876 Phill iieliax. N.S (3. Y . Keith Miller, Lyons Metals I (E. Dinos 8t...*66.5 Oakland City . 45.2 Indiana es 478.0 Yaiparaiso Soe 53.21 PROVIDENCE, R. I.—Ralph Zanelli, 156, » . : of great rehabilitation prowess, Fred Challis. Beech Grove Mobitoti 600 "HEE ESM AL J HE\[J] [Finday 00 *48:0 Tri-State ..... 3 3| Indiana §t.'.. *55.4 Hanover... 46.4 Providence, outpointed Jackie Lovatt. 157.) has rapidly gained stature on the Bob Chappel, ANSON ..... ...eeess > Frankin eras *53.3 Taylor ......s .1;-Loyola, IIL » Wayne U. .... 58.6|Pr gence (12), s 1 Pred Schitling. Walker Lunch © oi... 8 Hanover ...... 46.4 Chase | Marjetta Rio Grande'..:' 214 |, BOSTON- Norman Hayes. 162, Boston - local scene in bowling. The V. A.'s Al Lynch, Darko ............... Marquette ..... *64.8 Ripon .... 3 furdug ...... PePauw .--. 3331 knocked out Raymond Dieu, 170, France Mixed League will be out to ohn Schorn, Central States Envelope 388 | By United Press | Noize Bam wee 264.7 Marietta . - 845 y state’ BP ansvine tl HOLYOKE, Mass: — Baby Day. 158, «29 on the Circle ug Leppert, General Truck Sales ... 584] otre Dame ...*59.4 Wabash 43.41 wo St | Fran tpointed tH 3s 8 Doors From Power & Light Co. Ww strengthen that Jess Miroff, Commerelal Towel ...... 8/ NEW YORK, Dec. 4—The |Q: Wesleran'. +553 Rio Grande ... 374 : Sicunenville RTO. Os Graham, 165; as ten point tonight yirzll Haines, Broag Ribble igsion a in Wi Michigan «1004 Cent. Michigan 48 8 Xavier, a . Cant. 7 taxa 3 - CHICAGO Svivester Perkins, 158, Chi-| e “ nnsy % chita ....... «56.4 Baylor ........ x mer on Vid DE Fred Seif Ji hennavivania Ratiroad 377 guccess or failure of the com- % 0 are gh Cinannail. 68 $C "0" sgp [cago ouipointed Freddie Lott, 161, New: | mmm: weekly ses- Raph Stiencoagh, Service Club i ling basketball season at scan- §7., Wesleran..260.0 8. E. Louisiana 518 Ww. Michigan, 604 ON gery g's a Joe, Boughton, Transportation 75] Nob BIAL8 cco fi8i] SWANN 1erens 21 Kent. State, 58.4 INDIANAPOLIS sion ‘unfolds at Puth Wison, Avishie Collieries .. 7 dal-shocked Madison Square |g | Quantico v1+22.%50.2 Richmond’ 6... RY is st. esd Be. iat 3 t B e Indiana Dick Hammon, Brightwood’ Merchants 3 Garden may be détermined Thurs- | Tampa ssevards 5.1 Fla. Bouthorn. aH Murray St. 69.8 Tenn. Teeth. ..' alleys e ONE'S ose liane DBE 0 att whan Reioham Vattme Vanderbilt |. ' “21 . State .. 9 Wake Forest . YB Charles Blume, West Side Church .... 364 day niglit when Brigham Young, |Vanderbilt .... *64. id. Tenn. Bt. 389|8 EK Okin St. 833 & *ETERSEN The league- Frink Pokyn, Peerless Pump .-...... y BS 1 1 & T 8. | Wake Forest .. 55.5 Tennessee ..... “49.1 Vandernilt ves 64.5 rb Tex, « . nm 3 ; ) Willlam Kostofl, U. 8. Rubber ... 5/1951 National Invitation Tourna-| FAR WEST FAR WEST ports Editor leading Tigers Carl Stammer, "McQuay-Norris 37 ment champion, collides with San Jose St. ...*58.5 Sacramento St. 41.7 Wyoming BR WET a SL. 985% 0 ’ Dec, 4 will be out to ex- fo Bash. Shduanaptlis Times 8 highly touted St. John's. | Stanto ae 801% Freans St Cal. 3 In game ‘paitings listed above eath teain 2 d108C, = BB 2 Will UT UUL LU TAT SUSE Th" JAGeaieiiet SERS snp 1 od Liebtag, Lions Club ...... or! avery St ary. a . 4 S a Charles Hi Sk : |is shown with its Dunkel Rating, or eball leagues, ted thew ove Sim Watlaee: xiwanls “Club 8 The meeting of the two teams, WEDNESDAY askedball “hating” average chrncd {0 “LARGEST SELECTION =| - y cam a een urvival, were th 8 ll oft ; Season thal ens 000, \nd the Batl Beamer Rigen... 43/Which could easily be among the, Amherst 43 LL 6 39/18, points “stroneee per came. “against ol Linoleum in indica Castle Film , We ey sq tN |with a pair of 700s. An | George Warren, Shell Oil | 1% nation’s very best this year will Amperat $53 Taniota.. 12 e3p| ompatable opposition, than ene rating RUGS $2.39 omplete their against the sev- Jack Welsh |Resnen chipped in with a pair|Florg Kemper, Newcomers 3 be closely watched for two Buide 33 Sa “ i cast that a 0.0 team should defeat 5 | Look for the i the bis red Sell or Rent enth-place TBs, of healthy 600s. Cecil Shorter, Diamond Chain 30 Corby 310 Bowdoin | 395100 team by 10 poinls Daskeiball jeans front vy and then ap- - Walt Ruddle, Diamond Chain .. 30 reasons: Colgate 51: : "s33.7 30 not follow past periormance ratios that . Abbott & Costello. Mighty Mouse. ete. who have won 16 and lost. 23 cGrew boosted his! gate - 58. 39.7! closely, and the ratings h not been rs for the help ames. The Tigers possess’ oY ohnuy: he 200 in the Speed-|N dine i Ba Eaarenes 1 ONE—To see whether the | Connecticut sults . 424] pdsusted Tor such important faesors as * HOOSIER * inue operating. 2 fe 2 Robegt Parkham, HP. Wasson ...... 13 highly respectable crowd of 14,- Beiavaie Munlennere 1 s0 4 Cnewgeourt advantage, injuries, and tiaeur | PAINT & LINOLEUM CO. || Indianapolis Camera Co. proud record of 30 wins and nine way Classic League when he top-|George Miller, Kiein & Kuhn ...l 04| Mo. Haverford... *348 helpful as. nor to Be Satings are 10L1 211 B Washington ei-ssis | I 203 B. Washington * ided relaxation defeats. The current leaders have pled 715 after games of 203, 236|/ack Mueller, Aetna Insurance ...... oi 120 which attended the Gar- Laaveile vers daar HEU RRS o -8315 || : J Ll r . 3 .. 0 higher caliber held the top slot for a month,'and a rousing 276 on alleys 1 and iy iarell, CNTs Plan 1 teeas al dew s first Sage Soubichenger of M ine Bates ® 334] tbe team X» New team lh eeeat ER A .- —— on — I. : RAs 6 nea enn t . EI available, and having. succeeded the Anythings'2 for Nehi Beverages. Lots Glass, Ban-Dee Restaurant. .....: 33 the season last Saturday was a Tenn Site | Mo ET Crutches, Invalid Walke blackout of the in first place | Lila Littrell paced women's RaTue Jewell: Diock's | raway....... +H true indication -that the big tran a i Game Date Changed ; WE B Di d Tne ye akery: 8 . we OGRE. ais fava > 3 ranci 3 { v= wnee BD padeasting and Th twhile Toad scores with her 651. The Hickman| Ann Sauter, Ban-Dee Restaurant. .... 548 town’s fans will attend Garden | gy, rice Lehigh : 354 The Renssel aer:Crispus Attucks uy amon Ss and Posture Beds turated their 6 erstwhile leaders, now > Mildred Coombs, E. and R. Church.... 544! basketball despite the “fixing | Temple 56.4 Phila. Textile 250 & Pp Can Bt Rented at sa ; tae. | Whirlawa teen-ager pounded| Eva Williamson, Morris Plan 538 MIDWEST basketball c HIGHEST CASH PRICES 1951 stuck in third place with a rec- | y 8 Rifa Jean Shumate. Conkle Funeral scandals,” or whether it was [Da *70.8 Loulsville 66.8 game scheduled for PAID . ’ . ord of 27 wins and 12 defeats, (Out 216, 221 and 214 for her fourth| Hom .- 338 1 : Kent “Stats” il. 58.4 Hillsdale ‘+359| Friday night, Dec. 7, has been HAAG'S : ® 1600 thi Th th 800 Marie Harrison, Grayhill Insurance... 538| the result of long advance pro- Ken *34.0 Otterbein 332 3 STANLEY Jewelr Co ” will have an excellent oppor- this season. e other Elizabeth Stanfield, Thunderbolts... -. 535 aml hin ne ANGIE ar) espa moved up to Saturday night y . | 403 North Capitol Ave. Pp t to Patty Striebeck, who led|Gladys Chestnut, Block's 4| motion; and : ili ate 33 Mai Real. 33 y Fh i 31adys Chestnut, BIOCK'S . .rv..rnosss ASTING was so tunity to regain a threshold [Went to Patty Striebec Juanita Cork. Bemis Letfef..,........ 33| TWO-—St. John's is startin Fh #1 Dec. 8 HS W. Wail. Agveun Bota alae 23-196-192—611. g : ason, according near the top tonight when they |{0rTis Plan with 223-19¢-1 Genevieve. Stampl "Band R. Church 533] to look like New York's only acks'ville .... 384] , CKS'V “ree | enn sotmmammns | = ‘e M. Trautman, meet the second-place Ruby's Both Iie joores Soe Roe fn phe Marta Roberts. Marott Shoes"... | likely mational court power— Howard 111 $30 I iat it definitely Rebels. The latter has won 28 I Ive se . op Bas Marian Mooney, Westmorland ste Sterling 29| the strong team necded badly Georgia ot. Lon £ hS Sov it. wi Guaranteed WATCH| »ankruptey for Bag and lost 11. gis NEN | Sally Coleman, Marott Shoes. WAY saat 31) as a drawing card. Woitord bn 302 ay it with . . it and Miss five are now in John McGrew, Nehi Beverages wien iH Tillie Jardina, He Jewe Hornets... ... 19 "7 Marylan .. #52 ya ou ern i REPAIRIN Yaual ow Prien as 80 bleak that fourth place on a record of 19 B56 Ee Tour. 68) PO bare Simro Te Morr Plan ities 18! THAT CROWD of “first night- A Besico = 205 » Mog 8 3nd obey Service o interest new wins ahd. 20 defeats. The team Jim Inasy Kriner Pharmacy Fornshs SisI piety Leppert, Coca Gola Shell 1Tlers” drew almost as much atten-|So. Carolina’ +521 Citadel ....... 3838 SEND Them OFTEN! RITE'S which needed will face the cellar-dwelling Hi- [Paw Sylvester, Holy Cross 5| Mabel Becker, Roy Gale Studebaker” © 516 tion in the newspapers as the JEWELERY SHOP

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