Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 December 1951 — Page 32

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PACE 3% ii : THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES : wi FRIDAY, DEC. 21,1%1 © 2 i a 'o , > : ) \ Ls 3 4 TaN A dy ; J k : & Sh ; & : “ — : gE a“ J oud : o 2d .® : ® vif : : " : : E ; | * SPECIAL ‘NOTICE A For 3 | £ : : ; : . : ; a am > To Al Meréharifs_Manufactursrs i ® ‘8 | a : 5 it. Dry Goods. Hardware, 3 ¥i : m IC a in re ea m ou % ; en | Oo a Sarat shopk: for, Tools, Cad = | Pi # th iat . : : aT ; : Bia sie, I Jou, have 1 merch: indise 3 : ep ® : ! on the shelf, un . of : “ b * * : » : , . | flock OO 8 and nok fovether— 2 Those Tv : Champions of Nation : tockoy Mi Amateur Basketball | ETRE) Bee ¥ 8 ; th i : 7 5 * . Ral h Kiner ockey Miisses { piaiiers Phivas. Boal orf INLAND CITY JOBBERS exaggera » ® i > nance 41; Allison Jets 84. J. D. ams i Calls Made Any Place in the Stal : Vie at Coliseum Nap Te Attempt to Get Jifine fim ihn A0stau | ou ods AtaRimolt BES much 9 . ’ - y 300th Wi : Columbia Construction vs. RCA; 9, Koch | y at’ "a ¥ : : ; inner . ews vs. : . and eve 2 onc wn Is National's = Li ¢ It will be champion against champion today and tomor- | vial SABLE: Fla, Pee. oh : ; stubborn + row night at the Coliseum as America’s best talent in ice AUD Je ay a Ray so ; Cam my "figure skaters match precision and originality for a place es U er sought to join that exclusive set| Tonigh 0) ic team. of jockeys who have ridden 300 }- « tually tl on the U 8. 0 ymp e t int ' or more winners in one year. chance t gins. After many menths of inten. By United Press With 209 winfiers to his credit, lers will } § sive praciice, these young teen- Le . NEW YORK, Dec. 21-— Big gyrr went to the post six times til after # age stars from all-eorners of the Ralph Kiner of Pittsburgh was yesterday at Tropical Park in an Mas Hod ! y ‘hed the “payoff credited with the National > te af jp and Nave reac d field wil ! attempt to nail down No. 300 but a : their errs i point.” The week-en e i ‘ League's slugging championship tailed each time. : . formance + include 21 skaters , . , truly the i for 1951 today on the basis of 8 2 =» ¥ . of the ca ; cream of the crop. And for the S 040 0 his .627 percentage. | THE 17-YEAR-OLD jockey | i Wain J winning handful it will be a The Pittsburgh powerhouse from Arkansas City, Kas, willl Bowl Re ' dream come true—a trip-to Oslo,| compiled the mark by hitting for get at least six more Shinges 32 4 laria Cla ! Norway, for the winter games, 333 total bases in 531 times at/reach the 300-mark today. ® unless th ! Feb. 14 through Feb, 25. | i p PA p bat. . Stan Musial of the Cardi was named to ride Campaigner In : $7 vin i phase Be $ 8 whe | nals, the league's leading hitter, (the first race, Hyp Home in the § a PV 3 wv! ’ 3 | ° may find : NEVER JPrORE and yor, By United Prom was second in slugging with .614, fourth, Cyltie in the seventh and . their vici : Probe yy ni brilliant SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 21 followed by stocky Roy Campa-| Four Notrump in the eighth. | . Plus 1 Year Free Labor Indiang : oliseum house & ) Jitt Joe Kohats nella of Brooklyn with .590. In the second race, Burr will| kD h names in amateur skating. Never Jittery Joe Kuharich, the first . ride either Solid Trick or Monte olds a has this city known such per- man to coach an undefeated Uni-| | : 2.8 = |Cassino, and in the fourth race he| Sport Boy formers under one roof on the versity of San Francisco football | KINER ALSO received the il th t aboard Servi nothing b most bases on balls, 137, and of|Will get the mount aboard Service t i same night. team, paced the sidelines looking ’ or The Traveller to retain The winners will be hailed as for a job today. course, led the circuit in homers Only six jockeys have ridden The 1 + the greatest from the ranks of| Kuharich’s name has been free-. Ly ", Gi 1 io than 300 winners in one hands f © American and Canadian cham-ily mentioned here in connection ob iid SH Rages Brooklyn oar. They are Joe Culmone,| tuary, w pions, a goodly number of Which with the head-coach job vacancy I ou ig mes, 99, and willie Shoemaker, Jackie West- the - nai are well rated in world compe-| on the Chicago Cardinals pro-| ly t > on d e Faves yappe \rope, Johnny Longden, Walt Mil- have we tition. | fessional football team. B nto the most double plays, 28. | #*, are now 0 m. But in H ler and Vince Powers. As Harry Radix, manager of miami last night, Walter Wolf- arry (Peanuts) Lowry of the er ——r——— aimee four gan the 1952 Olympic team, described no. managing director of thel Cardinals showed the best eye at . : Heating the competition, the Olympic t¥-|cargs said the burly ex-great the plate, striking out only 12 Hoosiers Cancel h this yea: « outs “unveil this country's bestio. = note Dame hos . {times in 114 games. i .: i | One of skaters. But the fans in the gal-| <8 oF En he hy Ally Seminick, now with the Swim Trip \ finds seco ; \ i ibn . {Reds but th Ath t ies; : LN] necting lery san EO His resignation at USF was and Solly Hous of a BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Dec. 21 \ es even the Dest profess : | not unexpected but hi§ quitting tied: the s 51/(UP)—I n diana University’s A in Ve og do not hold . . , that of every bef h e e same record during 1951 "Ho. 'W 160k \ Fireside's skater going all out to charm before he announced acceptance |when each drew. five walks in a Varsity swimmers, who were look- 1 - position the judges with his prowess . . . 0f another job was a surprise. lsingle game. |ing forward to some Florida sun- \ Sarah Sh 1% Jigs it of skal and mus- His three-year contract ends in | 7» !shine, will have to set up sun-| \ t Zane: beh 3 | spri | Tr \ ; ; cle coordination his body posefthe pHing. id h a ANDY PAFKO of Brooklyn||2208 If they want to get thelr : Dodson sesses, This is truly sport's for ch sa Is resignation : (wads hit by pitched balls most” ~oach Bob Ro al place, ha " efore signing up for another po- { oac 0 oyer announce LE ! sports sake. pbs > . . . . . often, 12 times. neellati f the yearly Christ- : less stra ick Button, the magnificent sition was in “keeping with a VIRGINIA BAXTER—Detroit Skating Club champion. Brook] jcancellation o yearly Gl Dic t d | rooklyn compiled the best mas holidays trip because of bad « endale 22-year old Olympic defending New rend of ethics in my pro-| slugging mark—.434, and drove weather ¥ : and last champion from Harvard Untver-| fession.” : . 3 ° : lin the most runs—794. athe IN pers last is 100 3) Robert sity, was scheduled to arrive this| No “concrete” proposals for Frale Picks Stanford | Poorest slugging mark was the paq to a aA a] il ‘ the leagu afternoon at the Union Station, contract renewal were made, ac- HM 1.390 figure turned in by Cincin-| lanned to make its annual trip) | : : 639 is th coming direct froma the eastern cording to Kuharich, so “I de-| = ‘ nati. *|P to. bat t Wat Pi J : score. Ru campus. However, a delay in cided to make myself available if] ° ° : re nnn Y. 300 Sul recen SRowstorms {77 { single in trains due to the frigid weather anything interesting came up.” 0 in ; 1 } Oo OSes have made some roads also im- v } has been aliowed and Button is| © ——— — =" | E11 VI NVI Eyes Have lt [passable a! 7 im oo. “expected no Tater THER BO cok fps = anim = fn = etre OAR Rama he "OSCAR YEALEY : 2 a CPALD 5 % Ee nt ot =n - 4 7 ii i tonight i tonight. Dunkel S Ratings rw . : United Press Sports Writer (UP)—Center sid McNabney, PTO Basketball 7, . League, I The Tour time ie TONIGHT NEW YORK, Dec. 21—Bowling along early to relay| who has been bothered by head- Eastern Division | 4 32 3812 orld’ men’s ! x : : : | » werks $ Senior DO oe pio] pore EAST Yona ithe whispered word from the boys in the back room—| aches in recent weeks, had Teel je Dotto { e \ . og ’ : : rv r ’ i 3 "i S ¥ | 8 X but he will skate a special ex- | Sais wroymr $13 Fraley's Follies and the New Year's Day football game, Bote preserived Bf 2 Pojsiie EI ter is in hibition tomorrow night a St Bonaventure 69.8 Colgate 58.9 | ¢hayri » » 11 ay i productio o'clock. {CY racuse MiDwEgT © 1 463) winners. ; TCU has shown'an effective Buffalo Jeasninates left for an WoL pet § Tansy Establishing a favorite in Bgl. *67.9 Hanover 47.4 ROSE BOWL pass defemse in several key games| American Hockey League game & 7 2 wi 1 36.6 Case +318 in Pittsburgh tomorrow night, |Mianeapolis «it. ¢ So th 30-1 either division would be a tre- ind Central 478 Oakland city 327) Stanford over Illinols — The but the theoryin this corner is It g tk AR HNDIANAPOLIIS 2 3 8 11—445 Regular $349.95 ter again mendous task in view of the ex- Washington - 711 Minneesta® +233 “line” makes the Illini a 6-point that Babe Parilli's pitching arm| ES en oF Miwiere Ll BT 9 : place tear ceptional talent. - There will be W. Michigan "688 asent State 53.5 favorite but, even without that will find the few cracks available. | ay 1 cag) > J o Je Miwauk GAME HT (8:30) i { Iaria Bo two male skaters and three girl Retrott 81 Houston U. +589 touchdown margin, here's a vote| ORANGE BOWL : ie 0" Wear We glasses While Minneapolis” at Philadelphis. Don't miss th ili f dollars NOW ONLY with the -. skaters chosen for the U. 8. Murray st 82 Texas inston 3} er the upset kids from the coast. Georgia Tech over Baylor— © ying. | Roches ENVIS LAST NiGary n't ss the mitions 07 collar ; and migt : team. There will also be a se- TCU *50 7 Texan h 35.6 The Big 10 has whopped the This is another pick ‘em affair. PAA ———————" ss. . § at the ex Jsetion Sf 87, Ametiren janes Mia Hjneton, W Ya, Tournament uu Pacific Coast fepresentative five Tech won 10 and was tied once Marshall : College Seeks 2 worth of entertainment now on S 95 2! a 25 eam which will compete in € | Marshall, 57.7 Akron, - 51.7 Straight times in this grandpappy while Baylor won eight against : rs : | | : s Supper te. World's championships at Paris, gy “young Eo NEST Clara sso /Of# the post-season embroglios. one tie and a single setback. ‘Mid-American Bid HOUR J TV. Crosley: brings you a clear, as France, following the Olympics. California a3 Qresthr st. 518 Inclement weather which has| But the wreck was really ram-| HUNTINGTON, W. Va., Dec. 21| concise picture with the finest in FourthIn the girls’ division, Miss Son-|s Francisco 1842 Stanford 610 hampered the Illinois’ efforts to bling at the end of the season|(UP)-~The Ohio Valley athletic DRY CLEANING : Plus Warranty meets Ft. ya Klopfer of Long Island, N, Y., wach state +305 = Menions %% 5 stay ready may be another factor. while Baylor, despite Larry conference was short one member I high fidelity sound. : The form ‘has displayed brilliant form- int Wyominse TOMORROW ‘61.7 /From here it's Stanford, and if Isbell’s pitching prowess, appeared today after Marshall College an-| SERVICE - Ilaria | Sarlier Workous ts week sul “EAST |you can get the 6 points, so much to be stuttering slightly. [nounced its decision to withdraw We Clean At 9=—11—1-—3 OPEN EVERY NIGHT TILL 9 team ser] s the mos ely to succeed. Boston U L443 Northeastern +356 the better. | GATOR BOWL iand apply for admittance in the s BE __—, However, stiff competition is ex-|G,C" ¥- *338 Fort Dix © 410 SUGAR BOWL | Miami over Clemson—The Hur- Mid-American Conference. Welidve-{ostinitolied o New| pected from Tenley Albright, Columbia 1393 New York AC 401] . ob Mare % wiih gigi oint favorite, The extreme distances Marshall| Machine That Enables Us to | ) Newton Centre, Mass; Virginia | rordham 639 Temple sipal. Tennessee over Maryland The Tears t et Off their Must travel to meet its OVAC op-| Give You This Special Service Baxter, Detroit, and Frances New York U._ $72.0 Oklahoma s6 4 undefeated Vols are picked by to edge ou son. | : ’ » ) . , 8t. John's N.Y. *76.6 Vanderbilt 883 to a Marviand hich respective records, there isn’t ponents and financial difficulties Dorsey, Mercer Island, Wash., St. Joseph. Pa. *607 Bucknel so3jseven to down Maryland, which resp > "were listed by the college as the| MAYFAIR CLEANERS Ss t. Peter's 88.4 Brooklyn 456/also wound up with an unblem- much to choose. Miami won | 8 2037 East 46th St. : HU. 2657 among others. Seton Hall ~~ *672 Scranton : Pp main reasons for withdrawing 3857 MASS. AVE FR-0603 # 8 8 Villanova 69.8 Iona 323 ished record. Maryland has a ter- seven against three losses and 8 the leagne . » ol JIMMY GROGAN, a master of "™ & Mary 684 _Pitisbursn +603 rific line as well as a fine back- Clemson won seven against two ‘> gue. ue the blades from Colorado Springs, Dradier sss No Caroling 303 fleld ‘but there {8 a suspicion netioeses, ; | has finished as runner-up to But-/ Buffalo 568 W. Reserve *45 o/ Tennessee juggernaut still hasn ti Miami play ed the, tougher . ton three times and must be Drage of} Michisan = +82 been really tested. schedule, however, and on that wv + reckoned with here. Hayes Jenk- E Kv. State 04 Depaul 883] Rated the number one team in basis is the choice here. | - : a ins from Akron, Ohio, is also a Kansas ©1568 So. Calif. ¢1¢ the nation, Tennessee, if geared| SUN BOWL | $ : standout among the contenders. Nes parce 593 Indiana *I37up properly, should win a free- Texas Tech over College of Pa-| The two-day session began this §t. Leuts *133 $EmY ota S39 scoring tilt by at least that mar- cific—The Texans are favored by morning with school figures in the| Xavier, 0. *566 Ball State 45.0 Bin. {three points. These clubs have dance division. Six attractive petrost av, ixviwl COTTON BOWL identical records, six wins against young ladies, all winners of na Loinell ni Houston 0 $59) Kentucky over TCU—This Is four defeats. But those ES tional junior, senior or novice ti- Murray State 633 Basler «3 7 quoted as an even contest, and have been playing some rough tles, plus Gold Medal recognition, |Fennsssee og50 puami Fla. -310/trying to pick the victor is like clubs and they get the nod. went through the highly-technical Tulsa =~ 8.8 Arkansas *56.9| attempting to figure the winner of | SALAD BOWL - i tests. There is. no musical back-|Brig. Young *70.5 VEST. Clara sao @ rasslin’ match. Both have high-' Houston over Dayton—Dayton drop to aid in their co-ordination. |SHifornia S31 Oregon 2 HE octane offenses—when they're in has the better record, seven wins While today’s session is less UCLA 0% Denver ss 3 the mood. Kentucky has looked and two ties against Houston's | spectacular than Saturday's fin- Wiomme =~ so] Ono State Mu0/great at times, and pitiful at/five-won-five-lost tally. But Housals, it is very vital since 60 per| SUNDAY "|others: Ditto TCU. Each has lost ton is a six-point favorite because cent in points are added to the Darton *67.1 Loyola, La. 48.5 four games. of rougher competition. i final score, The entrants are| pi graded on a scale of 10, 9.1, 9.27 9.3, ete. The male skaters moved onto the ice this ‘afternoon for the| same test in schdol figures. 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