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FRIDAY, DEC. 14, 1051

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Can Beat

‘By BILL EGGERT The Indianapolis Caps can’t brag about last night's frolic on the ice, an 11-to-8 victory

over Providence in the Coli-

seum. The strange goings-on before 1784 customers, the smallest turnout in several years, proved nothing other than the fact the Caps have whipped the Reds five straight times now. Tonight: they must get more serious. They meet the Mohawks in Cincinnati, Hershey is here Sunday.night.

n # - PROVIDENCE WAS forced to use a substitute goalie in the nets last ‘night after Bobby Perreault was knocked out of action by a flying puck at 2:35 in the first. period. Chuck Sche trade, replaced Perreault in a clumsy way. Despite Scherza's unfamiliarity with the job, the outcome of the game wasn’t sure until the final period. That bears out several. points: The Caps aren't in physical and mental condition yet and the season is almost half “gone.

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» { vy n Tess TAYLOR, Indiana Central, Manchester and Earlham) FRANKFORT. Ky. Dec. 14 had nothing in common with Kentucky today. They, won. While the four Hoosier Conference schools were ad-|

: 3 {the governor of Kentuck ave jvaneing to the semifinals of the loop’s meet in Marion rise to a belief here today hat [last night mighty Kentucky was a new development is near in the {having its troubles. The Wild-|ning streak before it met St. Am-|basketball bribery scandal. dats’ No. 1 rating nationally/brose last night in Rensselaer. Vincent O'Connor, assistant dis|didn't make any difference - to! When it was all over St. Joe had trict attorney, would say only that! |sophomore - studded Minnesota. its streak broken, 81-73. jig 1 8 Sov. Lawrence WethThe Gophers broke Kentucky, (erby last night concerned “basket. | 61-57, hij slow break and zone Old MSC Custom {ball fixes with regard to the Unidefense. | MICHIGAN STATE followed Versity of Kentucky." Indiana Central had an easylits old football custom last night. | ny 8 time in the HCC session last/It came back in the last few sec. O'CONNOR SAID that he came, night. The Greyhounds swamped onds, dropped in three free ere because Wetherby telephoned Huntington, 92-55. Fifteen Cen- throws and dumped touring Den- NeW York District Attorney| tral players saw action, 13 of ver, 50-48. Denver led, 48-47, Frank Hogan several weeks ago them scoring. When the smoke with two minutes to play. in New York “offering his co-op-| had cleared Greyhound Don Th I ” eration in Tespect to the investi-| Thomas’ 18 points led all the e Ft. Fa $ {gation of fixing of intercollegiate| IT TAKES the U, 8. Army to

rest. [vazketball games.” . { Yn * |peat the U. 8. ; ‘a what] e assistant district attorney TAYLOR'S METHOD of shirts Ue 5, army, Thats onal! said Wetherby's offer was ‘‘the| vance was thinner than 10 centiclaimed today, The Harrison [ITSt occasion when any person| |hamburgers. The Trojans just cagers were-nosed out, 27-25 py connected with any college or uni-| |squeaked by untouted Franklin, Camp Campbell last night on their Y'%ity has come forward to as-| 56-55. Two free’ throws ‘by Ted home court. sist in an attempt to weed out Wright at 1:38 of the fourth] Mayhe Camp Campbell was 20Y corruption.” (quarter was the Trojan margin. warming up for Butlet's jayvees. 0'Connor was accompanied in| Anyway, Taylor won its sixth The soldiers were to meet the NS Visit by James B. White, an straight game and remained the Bulldog “B's” at 2 p. m. today investigator from Hogan's office, tourney favorite, {at Fairview. and Louisville Detective George

Manchester got ahead the hard] Butler Coach Tony Hinkle pro-| Blaydes. ;

way. The 1500 fans called the moted Norm Ellenberger, Jack] Rwy wha Spartans’ 82-76 win over Han-'Frayman, Jesse Eirmann, Bobo iF JHEEE MEX Sete hee jover an upset. Fast breaks did it Reed to the varsity Wednesday. with Dale BISA fess a [for the winners. Spartan Don But they'll see action against, Kentucky basketball star who

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other uniforms,” to haunt the (fast breaks had a purpose be- experience may come in handy|, oi , $ ”one game in Madiso Caps. Last night it was Barry : - june them. “Hanover's Arlan King|against Ohio State in Columbus | gat. q dison Square Sullivan, who whipped in four WILD NIGHT ON ICE—A Providence player attempts to-stop Indianapolis’ Johnny Wilson threw in 25 Joma, ® tomorrow night. Anyway, Hinkle! “mis visit by O'Connor is the. ASHINGTON goals and had his stick on three last night as the Cap wingman goes skidding into Chuck Scherza, substitute Providence goalie. The | EAgRIHAM AND Anderson thinks so. ; {second by New York authorities! s wrapped 3gsints for sever pos. Bits Caps won, 11 to 8, |staged one of those touch-and-go| Ind. Central (82) Huntington (35) [In twp months. Their first visit CHEVROLET \ ree-goal spree in e secon : { fg ft pf te 1t pf coincided with the - arrest | : - “ : g, : rs 3 | sts of x of 50-34.40 period was done in 73 seconds, The Caps do have some handi- . 5 Hungs, The Quakers wrapped Aide t YT) jyeny { § 3 Barnstable and his 1048-49 Ken- Itai ttidd x of 50- $4.40 16 shy of the league record caps in addition to a misappraisal yD 1a iod n “ @inclair, t 3 } {{Hammel, 0 2 4 tucky teammates Ralph Beard S———————————————————————————————— . | - of talent by the parent Detroit un e as e a a in 5 {in the last period. Leading the jones, t 2 1 3Mitchel.f 4 5 3 ’ SUI A LIT LITE x of 50 $5.50 set by Bill Jennings of Indian y Pp |wihners were Charley Harris and Bright. t 3 ¢ 1/G.Bussard.c 1 0 8 and Alex Groza, i x of 50 - $6.50 apolis on Feb. 16, 1941. Those bosses, Player-Coach Ott Heller : Paiterion. t 3 1 7 Reed ¢ 331 : ile lh racked foot bone yet he (Ratings tnrough games of Dec. 10) enn State 669 WwW J 438, Jim Rozier, both of whom had 22 Theid. f 1 1/P Buzzard. g¢ 5 8 x of 50 - $7.50 same three tallies came while has a cra > Y TODAY rinceton #74 Hopkins $8 points. High man for Earlham Pickard.c § } 3) Goud % 0 6 1 the Caps’ Pete Durham was played three games on the road : Providenee 52.8 Massachusetts 34.3 POINLS. B Lucas, ¢ 2 [Platt & 00 0 p vd FAST Rochester *43.7 ‘Toronto 47 was Bob Fowler with 18 Merryman,c 2 0 3 Stoffel, & 0 3 3 u e ove ou fa er sitting out his 100th and 101st With the injury. Defenseman Lar- poston v *43.1 Middlebury 41.1 St. Prancis NY 660 Yeshiva e384 | ; : Miller, © 011 minutes in the penalty box _ Ty Zeidel can’t skate until Mon- Brookiyn 35 eau 194 Qt Jonns NY 837 BT ‘State. 18] Tonights HCO semifinal ses wearigee 36 4 J . . y rairfiel “47 ing's ) 8 “8 3 y | . { p day because of a banged-up knee. pA *field 41. Kingz Point 198 gf yoceph pa +605 Texas Tech © 35.7 Si0n Puts Manchester vs. Earlham Colescolt.x J 1 3) ; Earl Reibel, Cap center, notched Hofstra 69.1 Gettysburg 83.6 geion Hall a8 $33/and Indi Central Taylor. | i i , i Heller was all set to play again pehigh *392 Haverford 30.4 Seton lig at Iona (an ndaiana Central vs. aylor.| zopf. & 9 0 8. * the hat trick scoring two quick : : ; : Springfield 53.1 Wesleyan 29.1 y lati t | — — 1s in the = d fod and ast night until Bill Folk arrived Navy 69.9 Dartmouth *52.7 Tufts 469 Wore. Poly *409 Consolation games match Ander-| . ... 36 20 33) Totals 18 28 30 ; Bale n te Soson! perio a in: time from Detroit, Folk had N°¥ York AC 01 Lemovne 483 vermont. “ol Maine 27.1/son and Hanover and Huntington jnaiana central 17 26 21 30-93] na 0 . / : ; / +73. 9 y sees di Pr at 19:36 in al = been called up to Detroit recently Rutgers Pharm 24.5 Temple Pharm *17.6 Festm'st'r, Ps 2704 Geena 44 and Frankiin, x ros ‘Throws Missed—Sincisir 3, Jones ; eriod Johnny Wilson, Frank tO fill in a defensive gap for the MIDWEST oa MIDWEST : A Case of Nerves? ae Mas a Buarard ops pe : J : : Red Wings and got into five B. Wallace 57.0 Hillsdale 33.8 5.11 State *449 Wabash 41.1] Zard 2, Cozard 3, Mitchell, Reed 3. Stoffel. O'Grady and Eddie Bruneteau o..... Case + 33 Muskingum 370 cage 593 Wittenbers #1] “FIX PROBERS visited Ken- | ed. eC. i Se J arro. *63. oungstown Dayt *R w b 55.4) ’ | 5 2 each scored a pair of goals during a Niagara 619 Bow'l Green *44.2 DePauw S47 Indiana Sic 8 3| tucky s campus yesterday. And Feriham {sh pf! Autres fe Tt of ' the 60-minute farce. Single Cap Hockey SUmmary Okla. A & M *66.4 Lovola, Cal __ 60.3 Detroit S38 Wayne 0. *373| that may have made the Wildcats Moore! : 3 Qoourlevr 7074 8:15 » >.» 8:15 vi - 27.3 C .*188 r : ose Foly A oens arris, : : 2 tallies were made by Bert Giese |p INDIANAPOLIS: Goal, Hall; defense. Rose Tou - 233 gonearais Ber. 8d Ione 70.5 Missouri +563 nervous against Minnesota. The Dickman! 4 6 4 Roster. 2 4 i brecht and Hugh Cofiin, BE ei Siri, pu South Eanisfiate ‘RY ems | .t8 game was played in Minneapolis, Becki 3 flint 8 0 = PM. 4.82 3 |Hav, O'Grady. J. Wilson, L. Wilson, Jan- Kansas 779 SMU *50.4 mi, : ’ ' . | Ee of n. 4 PERREAULT WAS released kowski, Bruneteau, Giesebrecht, McComb. Miss. Southern .64.0 Pla. State *368.5 Mn ole ne Salat 3 ha f Kentucky’ f Ne : : Bronns i 0 i y from Methodist Hospital late last q Providence. Gioal, Rerreauls and Scheish: s F Austin "Bt. 513 Rice *50.8 Nebraska +58.3 Fresno Bt. 48.3 | ne cause of Kentucky's defeat poucks.c 3 0 §Mooreg 13 : : te: da fichaluk; Iping senor Jc. Texas *60.4 - 8am Houston 37.7 Oberlin *48.1 Akron 45.8. may have been the absence of All-| Willlams.g 3 | Marey.8 0 4 & night after eight stitches were McCallum, Morris, Powell, Sullivan. Gladu, TCU *572 Hardin-Sim's 41.5 Ohio State *58.5 Butler 3} American Bill Spivey, the 7-foot| oH 3 1 1 { d to sew up the cut over his Bedard, Kapusta, J. Michaluk, LaPlante. Tulane 65.1 Missirsippl +364 Ohio U 59.8 Kent State 47.7 . Spivey, | Doty.g 1] { J ) usec. 10 p t | Officials: Referee, Red Dunn, linesmen, Wake Forest *469 VMI 09 3; Wesleyan 60.1 Wilmington 324 |center. Minnesota trailed, 33-27,|Kitcs 3/3 : right eye. He was expected to mal Jackson and Johnny Sorrell. Wash. & Lee 4238 Davidson “40.68: Louis 103 Wichita ¢83 at the half, but took charge on! = | af — wa] BASKETBALL'S GREATEST SHOWMEN undergo further examination to- SCORE BY PERIODS FAR WEST ISL.) Louls HIE Dao cal 60.3 ’ Be ON ais 31 21 12, Totals 38 10 30 {INDIANAPOLIS .......... 1 4 8=llicolorado *58.3 Bavior 9.8 W. Ky. State 175.5 Cincinnati = *49.0 the third quarter. Kentucky gariham ... ....... 13 18 27 25-83 Ys, day before joining the Reds for Providence ..... RbRiNG 2 2-8 Indiana 91 Colo A & M857 Wheaton FR i id 3.3 started hurting when Cliff Hagan Anderson... eat 18 2% 18-42 PHILADELPHIA SPHAS ary's, ‘ ~ od : ' i ’ Hey? Same tomorrow night in \JIRST PERIOD. 1. Providence, Sullivan, yo te AvRansis SOVIE etate 09 and Frank Ramsey took their 12| miley” Dickman 3, Tucks hack: Gourley re ne eg 40 ev ‘ | iMcCallum, Powell) 2:51. 2, Providence, | rkans he | 3, Harris 2, Howell, Rozier, { _ AND Powell (Sullivan, Lund) 11:25. 3, INDIAN-| TOMORROW | Auburn *326 Birm. Southern 16.2 and 11 points to the bench on| | Side Arena—S8ide Boxes ' Perreault was felled by a back-|apoLis, J. Wilson (Bruneteau, Durham) FAST Citadel *30.4 Erskine 24.2 | . | handed shot, twisted toward the|'tl; fepwnice rH “thookine) S84 [1 |B, wataee 470" Glens mp Somion 3 Ferlyus 3) fouls. | manenesteg ae manover 0 | ee $180 | BOSTON WHIRLWINDS > : y 1 «| Brandeis 20 ¢ ih. 3 . y | net by Bruneteau. Reibel (Sclisizzi) :16. 5, INDIANAPOLIS, Bucknell “474 Lenigh §2E Kr state fia Nc sate iit State Glad, Pumas Sad Biffnar ‘3 1 08h 304 $1.50 vs. 26-minut it, Sch Reibel (Sclisizzi, Coflin) 1:22. 6, INDIAN- Carnegie T *575 Gettyshur i Florida *54.3 Fla. Southern 18.4 ’ | Anglin. 1 5 1 3Iandist o 1 s End Arena and Boxes After a 26-minute wait, Scherza ApoLis, 0'Grady (Giesebrecht) 5:19. 7,/C.C.N. Y. *498 Mitchell Field z Furman *44.7 Wash. & Lee 428 INDIANA STATE felt good to- Hofman. c 8 1iLeFeber,f 2 0 4 1.2 TOLEDO MERCURYS ot into the added uniform and INDIANAPOLIS, Coflin (Giesebrecht; 5:40. Columbia 62.2 Pittshure +53 7! Hofstra 69.1 Virginia “419 oshert, § 1 4 Greene 4 11% End Mes. in . bs ‘teammates went out andl Lciience Sulivan 'unasisied o3% Commefeu M7 Rewep'on Hlakanws 8 Mv. yaslday. St Joseph was feeling fioect 38 3wed: 1481 |'Mail oRDERS Now Plus Added A y § y ell) ‘3 ,| Corne! “74 5 Ei al s § s - { ’ bbed a 2-0 lead. It was almost Providence. Sullivan (McGill, Powell) 10:38. Delaware 54.3 Roti v +433 80. Carolina *510 Georgia Tech 508 mighty low. 9 {Ravens ’ 9 5 } ¢ Halftime Entertainment gra . SLi11, "Providence, Gladu (A. Michaluk, Sul-| Fordham 638 R. P. 1 «351 Rollins *583 Miami, Fla. 504) State picked up its fifth win| \Hamilton.z 3 4 3 10 minutes before Scherza had livan) 13:39. Penalties—Lund and Jan- Geo'town D.C. *565 Rand. Macon 41.3 Tennessee *668 Texas A & M 50.7 . Hannegan.g 1 0 3 his first It de-|XoYiki fighting) "6:33, Durham’ (holding Holy Crass *394 Boston U. 431 West Virginia *65.9 Marviand 836 last night to stay unbeaten. The, - — ry Enclose Remittance with Self-addressed Stamped Envelope to to make 8 rst save. €-| puck) 8:27 : Lafayette 52.9 Albright 248.0 FAR WEST victim was winless Oakland City, | Totals 5 12 14 ‘Totals 32 12 2 rel d lat that 1 t | THIRD PERIOD: 12, INDIANAPOLIS: Muhlenberg 52.0 Temple 48.5 Colorado 58.3 Raylor 40 8 Manchester 15 20 2083 ve Creat Sig a on mos & 2 a L. Wilson) 1:38 ol3, Providence. FOYT ania Joa Harvard $e Colo A & M 38.1 St Mary's Cal ji 77-57. Hanover “ LA Hy 23 20-18 oe thing 8 way w any decen {P vell (Sullivan, Gladu) 2:01 , ID i= . warthmore voming ‘ ndiana 1 gt. Joe had a four-game win-| res rows Missed—Hoffman 2, Goshert, ; accuracy could get by him. Hel rs Te a ene Aust Ave a TEETER RENEE EI ORE TERRI an OER RRRRERRRIININee, g 18, Moore 4, Green J, Landis. SE AHS looked like he was swatting flies. Sante, Bedard) 0:09. 16 INDIANAPOLIS. : 50. WHAT tenes out to be a DEIANAROLIS, Biynsieau of, wilson, 1 Golden Gloves Entry Blank | ) urned out to be a ;.,,"l; Wiison, 1. Wilson) 1602. 19, IN- i Hard cared victory for the Cane Ne iD 1 National Guard Atwory, Jun. 4, 10, 5,31, Feb. 5. They made ’eriough mistakes to On the Ice | —Auspices Robison-Ragsdale Post American Legion— : last a full season. And Goalie AMERICAN HOCKEY LEAGUE Spon i : | A sored by The Indianapolis Times : i Western Division ! po : Glen Hall got so irked at himself Sey G OG Pts : once after being scored upon that Pittsburen 3 19 Ha eg ENTRIES LIMITED TO AMATEUR BOXERS 16 YEARS OF AGE OR OVER | he jarred the cage loose from its Cleveland |. 25 i : 92 70 30 Cheek Approximate Weight snd Class 3 a |Cincinnat] |... 27 13 14 4] i 3 : moorings. | Indianapolis a a ot - i} if i 118 -—147 NOVICE CLARS 8 - I GPW LT Gg og Pa. ~118 ~160 (Beginners) { 2 |Herghey ...... BBR 3 I -126 -118 —OPEN CLASS : 5 HOUR | Erovidence sores 3 g # i 1 tH ia —138 ~—Hywt. (Experienced) } | Syracuse ESULTS L NIGHT | : ORY CLEANING TDIANAFOLES 11 Providence 8. 3 NAME...ccosscsssessssssnstreererinssntrnrecsscssssoseees 3 1 3 . . . | NA 1ONAL LEAGUE { . : WL G_ OG Pts ADDRESS. ..cco00000 Sesseeseesesesrsessennssressnis - § SERVICE {Zot 20 3-41 BR Waa : OPONlY ries The Indianapolis Times. Robfson-Ragsdale Legion Post Ind Dis. = We Clean Af 9==111-=3 {Eosinn rereas 32 3 308 24 2 281 srict A. A. U. do not sssume &Ry responsibility in case of ahs ian Dre [New York .... 26 8 13 $8 8 it testant, A J otestants under 2 (Must have consent ot arents or guardian ports epartment. e Indianapolis 3 . We Have Just inRalled @ Now Chicago RESULTS LAST NaS na Ww. Maryland St. Indianapolis 9, Ind. There is no entry fee. > mes : Machina Tit Ean oS S. 0 hicago # fiohiieal 1. a ar rar ar ER RRR rR RRs TR II Eran Er rr a RRaRlAR IRIN Ir aT Irae Senranan own? ive You This Special Service} | ee tee —~ MAYFAIR CLEANERS | Cue Playoff Sunday | Dave Klapper an ohn c- f 857 MASS. AVE. FR-0603 Graw will play-off for the city] three-cushion billiard champion{ship Sunday. The match will open OUT-OF-PAWN lat 3 p.m. in the Board of Trades {parlors.

Klapper disposed of Al Maloof 50-46 in“108 innings last night. He had a string of six for high run! honors. The win gave him a 4-1 irecord in city competition, same, las McGraw’s.

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