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| IU Beats Butler 87-71; ND Wins, 64-50 |

"SUNDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1951

photos by William A. Oates Jr.

he ball into the basket over

3 Times OUT-OF-BOUNDS—Indiana's Sam Esposito (13) chases in vain as the ball goes out-of-bounds. HOOK SHOT—Notre Dame Center Richard Rosenthal (19) hooks t Butler's Mike Radkovic (10) was close behind with teammate Harry Porter (34) and Hoosier Dick the head of Purdue's Ernie Hall (32), as his teammate LeRoy Leslie (17) looks on. Pete Brewster Farley (31] close at hand, > (51), Carl McNulty (35) wait for the rebound.

Irish Forward Leslie Sets New Scoring Record for Classic

By FRANK ANDERSON

Indiana's hurrying Hoosiers and Notre Dame Forward Leroy Leslie took the honors as the fifth annual Hoosiers Classic wound up at Butler Fieldhouse last night. Indiana captured the classic’'s mythical “championship” with an easy 87-71 victory over Butler's peppy Bulldogs in the closing game. The Hoosiers had disposed of previously unbeaten Notre Dame, 67-54, Friday night. The win over Butler kept the Merry Macs of Coach Branch McCracken unbeaten on the séason. They have now won eight.

” . 5 Indiana (87) Butler (11) ‘ on . fg It pf! 1 t LESLIE CAME in for his pariey.t 0 « purdsaur 87% share of glory by setting a new LL $ | 31 Reeds 2 41 individual point record for SIX | Vieauf rd 32 Greve. 01 ’ mgartner | fanis. classic games. He wound up his |g hooley.t 00 atm f 3 i 3 classic activities with 33 points Schlundt.c i 3 4|Zobbe,c 06 4 t |Scott,c 4 MacKenzie 0 0 2 in the two nights for a record|xifiakcse 4 3 4 Holloway,e 2 10 § total of 103. The old record of 96 |Swan.c 9 0 ORadkovicg & 2 2 : points was held jointly by In- | Esposito. § 10 {porters 13% : diana’s Bill Garrett and Butler's |Masters.g ¢ 2{Roepke.g 00 1 | Wood.& 2 3 4iCrosley, 5 3 Ralph (Buckshot) O’Brien. |Deakynes 9 0 JCroners 3

Leslie poured in 18 of his| Totals 3125 41 Totals 18 35 3 record-breaking points: as the| Halftime Score—Indiana 45, Butler 27. 50. | Freethrows Missed — Farley, Hill, Irish ran over Purdue, 54-90 ¥ Leonard. Baumgartner, Schlundt 3, Scott / Both winners last: night were 3, Kraak 2. Esposito. Masters, Wood 3; far superior to their opposition. - |Burdsall 4. Huff, Stewart 2. Zobbe 2. Mac-

Kenezie, Holloway, Radkovic, Crosley. The evening proved anti-cli-|

yah Notre Dame (64) Purdue (50) mactic after last Bight R game ol at ts ft of oy te ; of ” re Dame Leslie. | Hall, the year” between No Stephens,f 0 0. 1/ Runyan. 0 13 and Indiana. Bertrand.t s 3 1| Brewster! 8 3 i y , ullivan, unton, By virtue of its two triumphs (oo hal. 3 3 3istoner 3 1.4 this year Indiana took a com- Lewinskic 0 1 1 McNulty. 0 3 i manding 8-2 edge in the Classic Sons 1 3 re 59.3 % McCloskey, 3 3 3 Mr 10 7 rasser.g | hv that made its debut in 1947. &bons § § DBemodve 3 1 : » » » { » | |Server,g 10 BUTLER AND Notre Dame {Tosppex 0 0 0 : I now sport even records in 10 1 iine . 000 Classic games. Each has won 5| Totals 25 14 18] 19 12 22

als 1 and lost 5. Purdue by beating | Halftime score—Notre Dame 36, PurButler and losing to Notre Dame| po i, ow: Missed — Lesite, Stephens, this year has a 2-8 record for Bertrand 4 Rosenthal. Shine, McCloskey: the Classic. | Banas, Server 2, Toeppe 2. oR 4 Everybody came into Butler

Fieldhouse talking about Indiana |

and everybody left talking about | Ky. Loses 4

Indiana. The crowd of 6447 was

convinced that the Hoosiers | ® could have named their score | -b in Last against the inexperienced Bull-| '

A er ed every oayer FOUR Seconds

he had in an effort to keep down| the score.” The subs were almost By United Press

REET RE RARER ARRON ERAN IRRRRENNY

Howe Hornets Win asketial

| Over Franklin ..

HOOSIER CLASSIC

. Notre Dame 64, Purdue 50. GREENFIELD, Dec. 29—Howe of Indianapolis won its second con-|indiana 87, Butler 71.

Times State Service

to 35 here tonight. stitute 65.

: i MIDWEST TOURNEY The balanced Hornets led all the way after taking a 7 to 2 lead for) MI DE TOURNEY wal

. | Shirne game today. their sixth win in eight games to date. The loss was Franklin's eighth in| "55" consolation). | ’

3 .| WHILE KAZMAIER, Princeton | 11 games. Howe also won the Tech tourney. Wigte 69, Ottawa (Kas.) 53 (fi A Aer ie Te ir field | The Hornets advanced to the : : low, f ichi State quarDave Weir's three | Myles Koch (8), Don Thomas (7) finals by setting an all-time scor-| MICHIGAN STATE CLASSIC jow the fine Ms gan alate y . goals in the first quarter gave and Don Rees (6). ing record for Howe net teams|Minnesota 75, Dartmouth 62. |terback, did the big part of the!

lead and Howe stretched it to tops for the losers.

26 to 17 at the half and 37 to game, 79 to 56 with Ray Shirley 'downed Shortridge, 70 to 34. 26 at the three-way mark. making 23 Doints. Sophomore Bi) Erquilin moved ino the finals|gouthern California 87, : Benedict popped 19 for Brookville. wi a 55 to rium over, @ . . Howe power prevailed. Bob ctrl DORM, to 12, 32 to 31 Brookville, Both victors led alll x oy onsoation. Schrier topped his mates with 11/304 57 to 32 at the three-quarter the way in their respective games.| (sq place). points, followed by Weir (10), posts. | The Hornets sizzled the nets for North Carolina State 51, Cornell a brilliant .476 shooting average| 49 (final).

attendance.

from the field, hitting 30 of 63

| FROM THERE, it was 40 to. 16 Ea for Times’ State Service at the halftime and 51 to 30 at| BIG SEVEN TOURNEY

: ; he | BIN. LAFAYETTE, Dec. 29—South Bend Central scored inthe three-way mark. Howe _re-Iowa State 75, Nebraska 66 (con- 87 ot Ln : : serves played all the third period| solation). | ™ % f the final 35 seconds to hand East Chicago Washington a ,;q y,i¢ of the second. Stanford 15, Colorado 69, (conso-| BUT AFTER that it was ihe 47 to 46 setback in the finals of the power-packed four-team| All ten Hornets hit at least| lation). great wor

: = State 84, Oklahoma 69 holiday prep net tournament here tonight. Cute lrom the field during. the Rane Sisto 84, Oklahoma Times Crispus Attucks of Indianapo-| , K. :

lis, 62 to 59 loser to South Bend eight games for Attucks. The loss

taller Hornet squad, while Dick

tion. title by downing a stubborn ley's third of ‘the season. Jeff Darling hit 12 for Greenfield and

Jeff team, 65 to 61. Jeff had lost trailed most of the way against | tion). {Dorow. Both were accurate in| Sl = of Be Ne nding Tiger Bee to 16 Fat omer En 2 » e [Wyoming 64, San Francisco 48/their tossing nd stisky- fingered beaten Senators in an overtime CKs hopped to a 0 FRANKLIN outran its foe tol, (consolation). {in their receiving. As a resu e Ee Ta 100.1100, 22 10,78 vas qeadlovkes ag. 10h Brana Lod, 14 10.30 at the first quater, O'lalomar A&M 33, Lia 42 (36ipiay seldom fafled to make yardasningic ’ ! > 4 » all. { ) { e and 34 to 25 at the three stops, cut into Attucks’ lead during the 2? 3° 22 3 three may mathe othe | Oklahoma City 52, Tulsa 41 | The West failed to make a first but Central’s balanced leam ral (third period and Attucks, which scrappy Grizzly five chalked up| SUNSHINE TOURNEY |down during the entire first quarlied in the final frame led all game from the first ses-|itq third win in 10 games while| Abilene Christian 58, Colorado ter and never threatened the East Washington Stars Vic Molodet sion, held only a 48 to 47 third-|grookville dropped their sixth| College 56 (consolation). |during the first half. and Braxton Pinkins fouled out. quarter edge. ; game in seven starts. |Southeastern Oklahoma 70, How-| During that time 8 a 2 y x." , oo!" Wheeler's nine points in the| ard Payne 41 (consolation). Padded its margin to 9-0 at the BEN JAGLA was the hero fer| IN CONTRAST to Attucks’ 28 nirq quarter gave the Grizzlies Panhandle A&M 45, Eastern New half-time intermission by staging Central. He rebounded to tie the {personal fouls committed in Fri-| |” Mexico 38 (3d place). la 53-yard drive in the second

score, 44-all at 1:45 to go in the day night's loss; the Tigers fouled | Continued on Page 10—Col. 8 | fourth . quarter and Don Pierson (only 15 against Jeff.

| hit a free throw. | The Tigers had lost to Central Football Scores a ertime anal). |Colgate, for 25 to the 20; and the Ps rm Smith of Washington [at the free throw line, .hitting| —— — oo {reliable Kazmaier-Dorow pass tinged one to make it 48 to 45, only five of 14 while Central hit) West serene sere 0 0-7 I-A BOSTON JULRNEY 69 (34| combination into the end zone. ‘Washington Central's. Stan Davis|22 of 34. Attucks outscored Cen-| Cast soya: 8 8.8 0-15 Bucknell 75, Arizona State | Janowicz missed both convermissed two free throws and Jagla|tral from the field, 27 to 20, and Gray ........... 0 014 6-20 place), 18. Boston Coll 59 Sion attempts during the day, rebounded near the circle in the three Attucks players fouled out. Blue ............ Oo 7 1 oy Hol¥ Cross y Boston College ya final seconds to reverse Central’s| Gardner went via the personal “TT CIGAR BOWL. | ] . ; a | ONLY THE great only previous season loss to|foul route with more than four camp Lejeune .. 0 0 0 0— 0] GATOR BOWL TOURNEY . | "0: All-American linebacker Washington. |minutes remaining in the game g,,,kq Med. Cent. 0 0 14 6—20 Clemson 85, Georgia 60 {consola- | Richter of California for tha Washington missed 16 free after sitting out most of the third, | tion). . {West kept the East from making throws and South Bend erred on period with four infractions. | BOB NEYLAND BOWL Florida 61, Florida State 51. |. ...¢ of the game during those 21, a direct contrast to its 22 of| South Band (11). East: Chieass (44) | (Boys Under 18) HEMPSTEAD, N. Y. TOURNEY first two periods. : 34 free throw average in downing gg... 2 2iMoldodet,t 7 1 5(York (Pa.) Boys Club 9, Knox-| y 48 (consola<| In the third stanza, however, Attucks Frida | Pierson, t 3 4 Manos. { 1 28]. {Hofstra 58, Cortland ( an | ue ye : [Davis.c 5 2 4[Juradic,o 1 2 4| Ville (Tenn.) Raiders 0. tion). y the West came to life sparked by The Tigers bounced back after juss. 4 8 fifwnné’ 3.30} [re Brn Wagner 51, Alfred 48 (final), |2 memorable running perform- » wi { v : y . . . ening. performances from their ners’ 3 § ddfgindus, §:3 1 St. John's Wins Thriller |" “yxy; okra. Tourney [ance by the gifted Frank Gifford famed one-two scoring punch bf fsverg . 1.9 IT. Pinkinsg 0 3 * From Dayton, 62-60 _ |Arkansas Tech 86, Washburn 52 yard drive that took ten plays, Hallie Bryant and Willie Gardner.| = ool 0 =o NEW YORK, Dec. 29 (UP)—| (7th place). |Gifford carried the ball five times

Bryant, who scored 27 points Haifthme Beore; Washington 23, South Big Bob Zawoluk tapped in a field | E. Texas Baptist 51, Phillips U. ror 33 yards and received a pass

East Beats West, 15-14

By United Press

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 29—The reversable pass pat-

: . tournamen i ranklin 51! STATE : tern of Dick Kazmaier to Al Dorow and vice versa plus Séeutive foursteam. prepibaskethall $t by defeating ¥re Taylor 74, Southwestern La. In- the gifted toe of Ohio State's Vie Janowicz gave the Fast

|an upset 15-14 victory over the West in the 27th annual

." Klosterman passed to Bill Howton /Radkovic, each of whom had 14 night, kept pressing and pulled

of Rice 28 yards to the six-incn|points.

From ther % we | with 35 seconds remaining, 3 to schoo nd a ou ane Tat total of| a Kentucky soem: she vio © § Richter made,good on the first{Indiana. : tor, for, after all, it had possesHowe a 14 to 10 first period] Bill Wheelers’s 13 points were this afternoon. Howe clubbed Michigan State 52, Princeton 48. yardage gaining it was Janowicz’' of two conversions. : |Greenfield, 78 to 44. The old rec-| DIXIE CLASSIC {first period 32-yard field goal that | Greenfield won the consolation lord was set last year when Howe navy 79, Wake Forest 44 (con- spelled the margin of victory.

tackle for the touchdown,

THAT MADE the score 9-7 for hot they were. They'll burn their|0und in an attempt to freeze, but the East, but the visitors came way into lots of headlines before BoPbY Watson stumbled and the right back early in the fourth|this basketball season is history. Pall rolled out of bounds. period on a 30-yard march that! . » = 8 au =u

I! NOTRE DAME was a vastly IT BELONGED to St. Louis

| solation). | For his important field goal Duke | yonowicz was voted the most] valuable player in the game by

Columbia 60 ots writers and radio men in in a touchdown.

was set-up when Gifford fumbled a pass on his own 29 and Sher-

J jwin Gandee of Ohio State re4 Alban of Northwestern intercept- covered on the West 30.

hd j . 4 jon goals attempts. The Hornets| COTTON BOWL TOURNEY 44 one of Loyola's Don Kloster-| Central Wins 47-46; i: vn su sams ss esor se. comit manors en fhe 32"1he Fast i i | ation). squad picked up six yards on] i Don Rees; a sophomore pivetman,) Southern Methodist 47 three plays and then Janowicz drive this 4

5 banged three fiel jece Rice 52, ! H in ‘the fee Tien goals gp Wg (consolation). stepped back to the 32 to try the i ers Oo e : Texas 65, Vanderbilt (3d place). placekick. The ball went straight i Re TCU 65, Texas A & M 35 (final). through. the uprights and that It appeared the East had the They cracked a 13-all situation that Watson should be the man

turned out to be the victory mar- 8ame tucked away 15-7, but with; the closing seconds of the first) Who lost the ball on the key play, 4, minutes left Glenn Lippman

of Texas A&M found a big hole in the center of the East |broke through, did some nimble

{side-stepping through the second-| rE when it could not work through ary to go 52 yards for a .touch-

The field goal came after Dick

Janowicz and Dick Pivirotto of

me with Janowicz going over from the three for the

line, 1 sket was the one to break the Which kept Kentucky ahead

maier—in the backfield that made

d That ended the scoring for the in the second half. Bertrand had ay although the West had one 15 for the evening, 10 in the first TCU Swamps Texas A&M more chance — one that was spoiled by a fumble, :

[Tulane 78, Alabama 67 (cqfisola- 4, would pass downfield to

Texas Christian rode a hot-scor-west past Rosenthal took up the slack. The) 17/slender center hooked in 13 of his|\08 Streak of big George McLeod

13 total 19 points in the last 20 min-| to the championship of the first {3 utes. His 19 points helped him 3'share scoring honors for the eve-

|Rushing Yardage Passing Yardage ...

| Passes Completed | Passes Intercepted .

| Yards Penalized

ssi, |g estern Oklahoma 64, Cen-| Period. The features were Dorow’s |Setiwestern of Oklahoma .62/pass to end Karl Kluckhohn of

Friday night, tallied 24 markers Bend Ag. Missed: Washington 16: goal from a missed free throw| 48 (5th place). {for another two tonight and Gardner turned in sous B TT 1d ry a BO I I Tuts JE. "Central Okinllomn 88, Perult'e uch down: Was set-up ‘when 21. Fritz Franz of Jeff paced his} (ill roy ot 1 play tonight tp give St. John's of| Teachers 67 (3d place). i - mates with 22. Bryant's 27 broke) 1 pt rains t ft ot Brooklyn a hard-fought 62-60 vic-| Regis 63, Ft. Hays 57 (final). Ws a Habit

the single-game scoring record set Bryantf by Lee Hamilton of Evansville Harp Central in the 1048 meet here. | Robertson

tory over Ddyton before a crowd! SUGAR BOWL TOURNEY

den,

| PRD ODD

| Fo 3 : _ (league-leading Detroit Red Wings v3 Ts i le Brod Hickmang ; det ¢ |, In the opening game of the Bis jg SONOMA icy 0 (hua). turned. back the lowly Chicago THE ‘and the Broncos "Harris. ‘3 ketball doubleheader, Bab’ Loch- : ack Hawks, 3 to 1, tonight. The ‘battled In a closely-contested Boveri © bo) CAROLINA INVITATIONAL |

imueller’s twisting jump shot with

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1 1 of 12,516 at Madison Square Gar- yjjlanova 72, Brigham Young 58, DETROIT, Dec. 29 (UP)-—The

jo ‘ ; 16th victory for the Wings over that found Attucks lead-| Toials 3613 18l Totals 381i18/only nine seconds to pldy enabled | Geor&la Tech 79, Auburn 61 (con; "miacic Hawks in the last 17

; ing only 32 to 30 at the halftime.| Halftime Scpre—Aflucks 32. Jeff’ 30. ithe University of Louisville to solation), starts. Before ' 10,763

PASS. PROTECTION—Earl Dorow (47) of Michigan State gets good pass profestion from: his East teammates to complete an 8-yard pass in the East's 15 Yo 14 ie past Mi his at San Francisco. Other players are Vic Janewicz of Ohio State (31), Bob Toneff of Notre Dame (75) and Gino Marchetti of San Francisco University (86), Sih JIT

as good as their betters. Biggest] NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 29 =- help to the Hoosiers, though, was Tom Lillis’ tip of a desperate the sparingly-used freshman | heave from the sidelines with four Center Don Schlundt, a 6-9 giant. seconds left to play gave St. Louis Schlundt shuttled in and out asa 61-60 victory in the Sugar Bow! the score demanded, winding up basketball final tonight -— and with 19 points, two better than kept an old jinx going. teammate Bob Leonard. Twice before, wily Kentucky . a» Coach Adolph Rupp had met St. INDIANA LOST little time un-| Louis in this tournament; and tracking itself. The Hoosiers took [twice before his team suffered the lead for good at 13-12 in the defeat. Tonight he seemed ready first quarter. The score was to grab victory at last when his Indiana 26, Butler 15 at the first team-——beaten only by Minnesota buzzer. It was Indiana 45-27, at|this year—Iled, 55-49 with four the half. Thus it went. minutes to play. Butler made a fight of it all "»

the: way, but it was no contest, Sharing the Butler ofensive lead| BUY ST. LOUIS, which played

were Don Holloway and Mike|? fighting, charging game all

up to within a point 60-59 on Pat | Officials did all they could to Parkington's flip from the side

| The Hoosiers’ 31 of 87 field sion of the ball. The Wildcats |goal attempts figures show how Started a furious passing go-

improved team last night. Gone N°W. and the moment was was the shakiness that marked Supreme. Lou McKenna threw the _

the Irish play against Indiana, P2ll In with the seconds speeding ~

With Leslie and Dave Bertrand 2W2Y."Ray Sonnenberg caught it, hitting in the first half and Cen-|?Nd heaved the desperation pitch.

(It hit the rim. Lillis leaped up ter Dick Rosenthal surging in the second half, Purdue had a rough|27d.tapped in the winning goal. go. : | - That was the climax of the The Irish wasted little ‘time. thriller, It was especially tragic

quarter and took the lead for It was his serieg of set shots from good. It was fitting that Leslie's the outside—16 points worth 13-13 tie. through most of the game, even

LESLIE AND Bertrand cooled ''® 18h! St. Louls defenses.

10 minutes. Leslie fell off to five, points in the second half, but Dick, DALLAS, Tex, Dec. 29 (UP)

annual Cotton Bowl basketball {tournament tonight as the Frogs {humiliated Texas A&M 65-35 in

Continued on Page 10-—Col. 8 [the finals.