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WEDN ESDAY, DEC: 12, 1951 THE INDIANALFOLIS TIMES
Olym hps Beat Lakers For 2d Place Tie Locals Hang Up 6th Entries Roll In for Mixed Doubles Tourney Win in a Row, 85-69.
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HOOSIER COLLEGIATE BASKETBALL CLASSIC
December 28-29, 1951 Butler Fieldhouse
Indiana vs. Notre Dame * Butler vs. Purdue Dec. 28 Dec. 29
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A reservation list for 41 entries has been réceived for a mixed
score for Troy Oil. John Barnam ! of Century Cleaners rolled a 611.
The remainder of last night's
scores included: Purdue vs. Notre Dame
{doubles tournament scheduled Chet Sinex paced the action West Side—Tuesdax Night Ladies - * By FRANK ANDERSON {over the week-end at the Indiana in the Naval Ordnance League Thelma Richardson, Auto sues 1:33 | Butler vs. Indiana y jalleys, according to Fran Sullivan, with a 636 series and Ear} |Dorothy Jvalding, Tester Drugs ......5: od SAM GOLDWYN can move over. The Indianapolis| tournament secretary. The event Dunn had a 617 at the Pritch- Judy: Barsarich: Richardson's Sol Mail Bin Seats Reserved $240 Per Night o Olympians are in the movie business. And they're doing} is" sponsored by ett-Hunt and O'Grady lanes. [phi Groves Alleys—Fepsi-Coln Lossus _ |1> ali, Orders Being Filled. Write, ioket hot + uiversivy, Enclosing fine. top. the Indianapolis Jim McWhorter hit—with a 607 CAA Mixed League Bowling Propri- and Bob Coffin had a 606. Joe fuen Kay os Sroeess 3a
Bergman had a 600 series. Sport Bowl—Ladies Solataire
fg etors AssociaTommy Janke, C. R. Willse areas 350
After last night’ s production in Butler Fieldhouse the!
Olymps were agreed that all a | HOB, wn miod WE SEL re BE ig Evelyn Reed. ©. R. ‘Willse ........... 511 picture needs to succeed is a happy « Sulllvan ~DBILK, fresh trom his Troy Oil League Re od Tat roryt man bal! club, Even ihe, Buys f announced today sterling victory in the eity match Lou Sumot ©. servareren BS who don t get in deserve credit. that the entry game tourney Sunday, led the Vallialla Alless—Philsas League
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and drew no criticism from a crowd of 7383. Only the Minne- . apolis Lakers disliked the picture] AND THAT'S the review of al And that’s understandable. film entitled “How to Tie the The Lakers’ criticism stemmed| Lakers for Second Place.” It was
from an 85-69 defeat by theigedicated to little Butchie Bauer. | v Olymps. The loss dropped the when the film is shown Butchie| Jack Welsh
keglers in the Classic League at Bill Cordray Central Alleys stokety Van Camp. Mixed, West Side alleys with a 631. In pm Stein ‘ 524 "™ pursuit of the Foxworthy Ford Colorice Butiorg ih i seats 478 y " u ¢ Service xe Bowlers, who{ pooch rolled a 691 series for [Star PEE ykce Bisesi of .Tomp- Frank Eads $ av! . i n i ouise Hoffmann participate, may| Zaph's Restaurant in the Com- kins Ice Cream with a 625 and Jiuise Holtmann Rubber mixed League 4
bowl as often as| ,..rcial League at Fox-Hunt {Bus Parsons of William Furni- George Stone .. .. ...............c.... ! they wish pro-|
i 3 rad ; th 624. Ed Striebeck of Steel Workers League Minneapolis club into a second- al while Fox's 690 threesome was ture wi od Bowh 5 place te with the Olymps in the san Ba himself getung _— auto-| viding they change partners each rolled in the Lady of Lourdes [Advance Electrotype and Larry Br evi ivicat Ladiex Lose ap ,_| graphed basketball. Schaefer (ime and pay a separate entry| Pritchett-Hunt 1 Fox of Bowes Seal Fast both had Joan Burns ooo ol eeres: 44 National Basketball Association's) made the presentation for both fee League at Pritchett-Hunt and Western Division. It was the teams during the half. O'Grady.
a 8 =n fee has been cut from $5 to $4
per couple.
1 611 series. Bob Carnagua of | Olive Knap oon Ladies League Recreation League sixth win in a row for the Olymps Sam Lang. Blue & Whites and their ninth in 10 games. They now trail front-running Rochester by one-half game. ¢
Playing a strong supporting; role in the movie was Bruce Hale, ! the former Olymp star. Bruce | filled in as umpire for the ailing] Pat Kennedy. Did a nice job, too.
|p. m. Saturday apd will continue {the Anderson Lumber five, fash- | throughout the afternoon and. joned his high total on games of |
evening. The Sunday program| 9 formance yu : Pauling GOW ...........=.....ccoeess 567 |will also start at 1 p. m. | 226-207-263. His perf 0 Ce Wyatt May of Fi-Blak Insula- |
£ AE hit 600 even, Art Johnson was high in the Riviera Mixed League with a
The first squads will roll at 1| Chandler, who is a member o
: 54 Fountain Square—Manual H. 8. Girls Shirley Ann Lehmann 402 (2 games) | Mixed League
641 series at Talbot lanes, Larry Lehmann a
Vonnegut Mixed League { [sparked Anderson’s to a series| gon woo best in the Pennsylva- [Dorothy Brown . rere }E3
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"2 = Teams planning to entér the! Al. Overgfell 550 India ls (85) s (69) | ornaday Milk and| pj > BW — GENERAL MANAGER J. R.| napo de 2, Minneapolis (60) pt week-end event are requested to victory over H hal y | nia Recreation Le ague with a Moon-Lite Alles- Western Electric Ladies (Babe) Kimbrough of the Olymps | {Barnhors',f 12 '1 4/Pollard.f 4 0 4 call Mrs. Sullivan at BL-7707 or to a league high fam otal oO 635 and Wilbur Green of Muel- Ladies Sponsor League i [gones.s 23 3 lkkelsen.s 7 3 3 3138. Anderson's individual games| lor's had a 610. Joe Bise of |Louise Bear: Roosevelt's 406. produced the film.‘ He figured it favoyft ~. 2 2 2Schults 1 2 0/Helen Wolf at BE-1682. Since a 4-1071. The 3138) E Parkway Alleys—Solataire League _ | would be useful for promotional Lofgran. OE I 3 $2 § there is no deadline, teams may were 2043-1024-1071, : h 5 fl Kistrod Motors rolled 5.609 and. |aisens COPD vaders Leasue in | ing r i r Q , s work. He was right. It was. Pro- | Whither ¢ 1 ¢ IMNEE, 3 9 ilenter right up until the tourney total eclipsed the previous high of | Harry Stivers had = 607. Jenny Mohler | ireassiaeeh motion to that second-place tie Barkerz- 0 ¢ OHarrisong 3 1 4 begins ee 3080 established on Nov. 8 by the| Norman Kriner of Schultz had |... Siang Heaters 513] aad roves it. Of course, Babe didn’t {OBrien 8 0 0 OHuttong od > [National Trailer Sales team. a 620 series in the John Hancock °pritchett-Huot- 0'Grady—East Side Chey. | lL } Row how the picture would turn| Tolls . 31s % Pr oy 5 TTY'S GRILL will take Roach’s threesome was forged League at the Fox-Hunt alleys. Bop MARR ooo nig out. When the: cast includes the INDIANAPOLIS Te. P50" 20 19—ss|another crack at boosting -its| on scores of 210-224-257 while {Ben Norman and Frank Wilmoth a 554 Lakers any production can have ows Mise iy Grabosky | lead in the Ladies Classic League Fox's fine showing was realized [Siavey honors wn the Christian gicnara Matthews . v-.-508 | Tosheff, Poliard, Hitch, Mikan, Hu tonight - at Iaria’s alleys. The| on a string of 191- 247-252. ure .eague. with 600 series. Marie Maiden Sie Penc BR. League A
a sad ending. i
Hollywood might sneer at the Olymp film fling. The picture had little suspense. Even the inevitable “chase” amounted to little. But the Olymps were satisfied.| They wrote the script. | Any hint of suspense was re-| moved in the first quarter. Bill|
Tosheff’s free throw broke a 4-4 Rochester .._'| ers team while Lewis Roofing | 4 tie and the Olymps moved into|Minneasois : 1 $11 13 rolls against the = fifth-place ‘Jo Ann Hooper Gets 611 «IT'S EASY TO RESERVE YOUR SEAT BY PHONE FORum the lead to stay. Sizzling Leo Tt, Wayne 13 dls ! | Warner Alterations, who have | JO ANN HOOPER was the , THRIES v/15-14
Barnhorst’s five baskets helped give the Olymps a 20-12 edge at
Syracuse 14 6 700 the first quarter buzzer. [Etaoin dp 8 oh 1a 3 Roll High 600’s | Pritchett Recreation. Miss Hooper, | cirement FF von New Yor e811 43} iz) ONE @F THE year's greatest|a member of Wessel Plumbing, Baltimore oc init battles for individual honors was| jpost ted games of 164-226-221.
SIX POINTS by Barney and seven ‘by Center Joe Graboski pushed the Olymps to .a 46-30 edge at the half. George Milge got 11 of his 16 total points In the second 12 minutes for the Lakers. Olymp defensive tactics and Mikan’s disgust combined to give George a minor role in the Kimbrough film. The part the Olymps had written for themselves kept expanding. Early in the third quarter they led, 52-30. The 22-point deficit was enough to make the Lakers ask for script censorship. But all that was censorable was the Laker bench language. And it soft, though bitter. Four of the Olymps starters, Barnhorst, Wah Jones, Graboski and Tosheff, retired for a rest in the third quarter. And that brought on the Laker “chase.” Olymp subs let the Indianapolis margin drop to 9 points, 73-64.
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OLYMP COACH Herm Schaefer looked at the script and called “Cut.” In went the Olymp starters. The Laker threat went down faster than the shades at an old maid's house. When the picture was over and the stars had retired to their dressing rooms, Schaefer handed out an Oscar. Despite Barnhorst’s 25 points, Graboski's 19, Walther's 16 and Tosheff's 12, there were no individual awards given. Schaefer restricts himself to honoring only the team as a whole. Like he says, “the Olymps are a
Pro Basketball
Field Goal Shooting: INDIANAPOLIS | 33 of 84 attempts, .402; of 84 attempts, .310. Free Throw Shooting: INDIANAPOLIS 19 of 22 attempts, of 21 attempts
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NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION Western Division Won Lost Pct. G.B.| 12 7 433
Eastern * Division gs Won Lost Pct
Results Last Night INDIANAPOLIS 85, Mineapolis 69. Syracuse 80, Ft. Way 62. New York 88, ‘Milwaukee 83. Philadelphia 79, Biston 78. Games Tonight Milwaukee at Boston. Baltimore at Minneapolis. (Only games scheduled).
Charles Favored
To Beat Maxim
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 12 (UP)—Former heavyweight champion Ezzard Charles today reigned as a 9 to 5 favorite to hand another licking to lightheavy Joey Maxim tonight in San Francisco’s cow palace. Virtually assured of a $100,000 gate, including a $25,000 television cushion, co-promoters Jimmy Murray and Lou Thomas anticipate a near-sellout crowd of 15,000 for the twilight battle in the huge horseshow arena. WFBM-TV will carry the fight tonight at 9. Jim Hey-
Minneapoiis—26/ Grill gals have a 33-9 record but lhave not been able to shake free Lumber registered a 667 series pis; 864; Minneavolis—17/ of the hard-hitting Lewis Roof- and boosted his game average to Officiais—Chuck Solodare and Bruce| ling five. The latter is two games 20 pins over the 200 mark. Henry's lout of first place with a 31-11/string includes games of 214-211- | performance.
the principal attraction of the] local scene last night.
the East Side Chevrolet League, in the East Side Chevrolet League; finaliy won the top slot with a Dick Druart had a 634 in the same sterling 696 series at Pritchett- circuit and Buck Elkins of Troy Hunt and O'Grady .alleys but he Oil hit with a 628 series; Jerry was hard pressed by Mel Roach O'Grady had a 616 for Hognaday and Harry Fox.
Jack Henry also of Anderson Andy’ Anderson of Haufler En- pon Mears gineering had a 613 in the Broad y.ierman 506 Ripple Men’s League. Chalmer Broad Ripple—Hoosier Coal and Oil 03 Webb of Wege Marble rolled a Re Alleys—V. A. Mized League 607 and Stan Strough of AAA Walter Specs. or 18) : Radio posted a 600 series. 1242. Russ Houze had a 651 series ares Sie 2 5 le tops Dolly Waid i A482 re [4 nd Tonight Betty's Grill meets for Grapho Water Pumps on; ype Grotto League at the Dela- virati Kiste ? errand,
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