Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 January 1952 — Page 20

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night on the # three-hour pro Hevinck gram. The en- : tyrants: nearly 200 of them, were y ’ . heing weighed in and examined hb % 4 today in the. Armory. - Each hoy nr,

' poad. Sacred Heart is at 8t, Mary's rated No. 3 in the state by the

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Jim Hevrock will appear on the L, Strauss & Co.-sponsored “This Is For Men” television program, along with some of the Golden Gloves entrants, at 7:15 o'clock tonight. Dick Pittenger heads the: show.

"By JIM HEYROCK / THE YOUNGSTERS who don the padded mittehs and go at it “just for fun” will open the 19th Times-Legion golden Gloves Tournament at 8 aglock tonight in the National Guard Armory, 711 N. Pennsylvania St. For many of the eager leatherwill be their first ap pearance in the before a rowd Tension has been mount-ing-nver the past

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week among the entrants as they made final pre-

para tions for] their big night. , Between 15 and 20 bouts will ne Presented to-

must be. in top physical condition hefore ~he iz permitted to enter = the ring.

The boys will he battling for prizes that go. along with the ring, r glory they will attain if they can/ win one of thé 16 championships.’ | 4 eight in the Open Class and eight

in the Novice Class. o A a & r ONE OF the late team entries

in the gloves has been a group from Greenfield, Ind. THE lean By BILL EGGERT : > ‘ne Fa i 3 oo i? Doing Coase Ee ANOTHER big opportunity confronts. the Indianapolis,

in the Golden Gloves. The group Caps, this week-end as they do battle with the St. LOUIS lyunsumsnninniatrissrinsicsiresisis

will represent the Greenfield ‘tv 0pg in two games. B k th Il

Boys’ .Cl and the Greenfield av : o ; ati - After polishing off the Syracuse Warriors,

National Guard. College

6 to 2, here Although all of the entrants last night in the Coliseum, the were required to report to the last-place Western Division Caps Armory between 2 and 4 p. m./can do themselves some good by today for the checkup, only about taking two games from the Fly40 of them will be drawn and ers, their next-above neighbor.

paired to fight tonight. {The fourth-place Flyers lead Inand dropped a 4 to

” n 5 THERE was plenty of action in the only other AHL game] last night and all of it centered around Terry. Reardon, Providence player-coach, as his Reds 3 overtime de-

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* 3 @# !dianapolis by eight points. 3 : AFTER CLOSE of the weigh- third-place Cincinnati is only Hine gle 3 Buirsle one gol by Evamevitle 62, vail, 59 ins, the Times-Legion committee! points ahead of the Caps. 2 Or rushed on the ice Findlay 90, Manchester 31. and trainers will get together for : : 3 ol W ! . y i twice ‘during the game. His|Bual Bh, Wishieion, St out) 21

the drawings. Lone of tie PAI LAVING already divided ticipants hig i ig . op games with St. Louis, Indianapoponent Wii he un pairings ji "will take on the Airmen to-

f troubles started when Referee | Duauesne 31. Cincinnati "wo 5 | . | . 53, - Walton Russell ruled out a sec-|Fa5%, Genial (Okla. Oklahoma Bap

ond-period = Providence goal be- | East Texas Baptist 63, Lamar Tech 5.

i1is | Eastern Kentucky 97, Morehead 60.

are posted on the walls of ‘the ia . Shin rooms morrow -night in St. Louis and case there were two pucks On| Florida -64, Auburn 63. | renew the rivalry here Sunday the ice. After twice rushing the|Gusiayus Adeiphus 8 gueusiang, so

Nearly every part of the city] will be represented and there will be teams from neighboring com-

night at 8:15. : | Arizona State of FlagThe Caps’ second victory in their last three home games last

referee, Reardon was ordered | Hardin-Simmons 32,

? | staff 47. from the arena, “but refused. | Kentucky 116, Mississipp! 58 | Louisiana College 39, Southwestern Loulis-

Buffalo protested the game be-|

munities. Shelbyville, Lafayette ight was an easy one as ‘they : d sisted ti | lana lustituie 56. and Columbus will be repre. Nght was an easy one as they cause Reardon insisted on SUlljyiip,l Gog." 60 "st" olar 4 sented .ran .away with a first-period 4 directing his team. Reardon, Mankato ’ (Minn... Heachers "48. Buena : * /ista 45.

« 5 a ‘to 0 lead on a pair of goals by in turn, protested the game beA STRONG team of Open Class Bert Hirschfeld and singles by|cause of the overruled goal.

fighters ‘will come from Camp Lou Jankowski and Johnny Wil- Hockey Summary

Massachusetts 55, Clark 52. i Mississippi. Southern 81. Georgetown 62, { Missouri 76, Fort Leonard Wood (Mo.)

7. | Morningside 76, Omaha 56.

Atterbury. In last year’s tourna- S00: M 66, K y ment, the soldier fighters from Johnny added his second INDIANAPOLIS: Goal Hall: defense, | PLUITAY 66, Runtucky Woslaran 81 ou : tally in the second period | Hav. Zeidel; center, Reibel, Wings, | North Carolina 51, Maryland 47. Atterbury took -away one cham-| |Hirschfield, Sclisizzi; alternates. Durham, | Oklahoma 61, Colorado. 52. . ionghi the 160-pound Open and brother Larry hooked the|Coflin, O'Grady, J. Wilson, L. Wilson, | Phillips 66ers 66, Creighton 43. pionship, p p Caps’ final goal at 1:56 in the, Syracuse: Goal, Bell; defense, Tottle, | Queens (NY) 72, Bates B58. crown. aps g 1X * | Jankowski, Brunetau, Giesebrecht, Heller. | Regis 62, Colorado State 54. mak- Hosking: center, Burnett. wings, Lemieux.! Rutgers 83, Newark Rutgers 52.

fors, third period. The warr TS, Pidhirny; alternates. Allen, Hosking, Hav- San Jose ‘State 51, is slated to open at 6:30 p. m. Ing their first showing of the gen. Casanato, Narduzal, Gooden, Hor-|Seten Hall 73. Western Kenturky 65. ’ : rt * : . . vath, Ford, cMurdy Siena 56, Temple 48. today. Until thal time. tickets Season here, scored on Billy Vag, (OC

, : i Referee, Red Dunn; linesmen, [Southeast Missourt 359, Gooden's second-period goal ,and Hal Jackson and John Sorrell | 51 .

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will be on sale aft’ Bush-Callahan Ss ’ S : : : 8 1 Ta SCORE BY PERIODS Texas State 83, Snl R Sporting Goods Co., Sportsman's third-period ghot by Mike Nar-i;wpranapoLls ......... 4 1 1- }pothe 22 v . “ 3 o " : - 83 . : 0 1. — ah 59. New xi 17. Store, © and Em-Roe - Sporting du2zi 2 Yracuse SCORING | Wartburg 19, Coe 58. Goods Co. " 8 PIRST PERIOD — 1, INDIANAPOLIS, Washburn 65, Kansas Wesleyan 51 > Hirschfeld (Sclisizzi. Reibel) 1:43, 2. IN-| Westminster (Pa.) 71, Lincoln 56.

THE triumph put Indianapolis piaNaPOLIS. J. Wilson (Cofiin) 9:32. 3.| West Virginia 100. New York U. 73

rps y [INDIANAPOLIS Jankowski (Giésebrecht,) Willam Jewell 73. Drury 72 (ove: Local H. S. Basketball land” Syracuse all éven in four FLANNEL: AON APOLIS, Hirsch. | Wofford 96. Piedmont Textile 55, & . 2, Daskerpa games and was the "Warriors |teld iL Wiison, Sclisieri) LA Penalties | Wooster 73, Ashland 66. i —H interference) . ur. am | . . fifth defeat in their last siX|(ilashing) 14°53 f Schedule This Week-End ames : SECOND PERIOD—5. Syracuse, Gooden | High School v oi 5 S. McMurdy, Casanato) 9:08 8. INDIANAP. | LOCAL onig . yr Ca shin ‘ 3 JA8, © J. /ilson (Bruneteau, L. son) | Sa d H t . Sacred Hear! at St. Mary's of Anderson Syracuse, which has the least 10:48. Penalties Hay (elbowing) 5:39 . ean OTHERS ® Chariton at. Beech Grove ai Speedway number of penalty-minutes in the WaRD PERIOD: “1 aNDIANAPOLIS, 1..| Concannon 48. West Terre Haute 40 . . o s { . 3 - 1 A y y Decatur Cental Al Brownshin league, played the entire 60 acuse. Narduzzi (Horwath, Hosking) 11:33 aan Catholie 34, Decatur Sohrntown at Pike Township minutes without a penalty. Only Pensities None {Reasiand 55. Woodbura Be athedral at ‘Terre Haute Wiley y ai os age Broad Ripple vs. Manual at Cathedral {three were called. against the On: the Ice vents ihriks £2, JAwrence Central at Fortville, |Caps. a a AMERICAN HOCKEY LEAGUE Orland 65, Salem Center 53. : te Saturday Pete Durham, the Caps’ con Western Division {Metz 58. Hamilton 57 (overtime) Washington at Tech x , 'T G OG Pts. GP - 8 ET Broad Role at Bon Davia verted defenseman improving pitisburgh ~... 25 8 3 13 96 53 38 N h Vein . | Cleveland 2 TL Tr with each game ar a wing Sting 30 4 34 4 3 North, South Teams ! ’ { i i . & a9 o he Aymms oY : bruised z ee in the third pe-{St Louis 18 18 1134 127 33 35) . = ruised a kn ird pe-[fpiaNapoLia 10 20 5101 138 25 35 Have Final Workouts F h i B k b I riod. He remained out of action Eastern Division » | reshman Basketba Tox t ; WwW L T G OGPts.GP| MOBILE, Ala., Jan. 4 (UP)- . but is expected to: be ready 10(yersher ....... 19 13 2138 100 41° 35 Beech Grove 43, Lawrence Central 2%, | y ror & rovidence “15 20 2135 152 32 37. The North and South squads went Ben Davis 33, Southport 23 play against the Flver Buffalo 14 16 3109 132 .31 33|thy on pop ris EL i 0 193 143 2s 37 through their final workouts to-|

14 23 0 113 2 RESULTS LAST NIGHT INDIANAPOLIS 6, Syracuse 2 | Buffalo 4. Providence 3 (overtime), (Only games scheduled.) NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE W LT G OGPts 4 50

jday for the third annual “pay-for-{play” Senior Bowl game here to{morrow, Gp| This is the only howl game in

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Datroft “ries, M1 ST 8799-6 36, : Monireal "7104 18 13 4 98 85 40 §2jviich the competing players are R Toronto: .........15 13 5 7 JR 36) 3 y i |New York '. 13 17 & #1104 33 36/P2ld for. their services, with ° ° Bostan -, ‘ 18 1s 5 72 i. 29 34 members of the winning team » RESULTS LAST NIGHT {each receiving $500 and the losers Montreal! 3. Toronto 1 $400 each.

By JIMMIE ANGELOPOLOUS Montreal 3." Torento i, The New Year portion of the 1951-52 prep basketball -

show gets on the road in weekly doses tonight. Spartans Beat It's the stretch-drive half of Hoosierdom's.race toward Cl arlton 64 3 ’ -

hardwood delirium. And it starts here tonight with an Four more - .

A crowd of 20,000 is expected for the game, and the nfost in{terested spectators will be pro{fessional football scouts assigned ’ X Re 12 Line up potential stars for the mes State Service | National 2 PLAINFIELD. Jom 4 Sacred ln Football League.

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|Tribe President Owen J. Bush/ . |at’the Victory Field offices. | Desautéls, who is‘ 43, succeeds [Don Gutteridge at the Tribe helm {and is Indiadapolis’ 24th pilot since the American Association {was organized in 1902. He will be {44 on Jan, 13 and will be a bench

{manager. | RX » » » | JT'S A well-earned promotion

| for Desautels, who attracted wide lattention in the baseball world |1ast year -by piloting Little Rock to the pennant by a margin of 1101, games in the Class AA |Southern Association after the { Travelers had finished a bad last in 1950, 38'; games off the pace. Therefore, taking over the | reins of the seventh-place Indians {will be just another challenge in |Desautels’ climb up the managerial ladder. | Desautels also won the pennant) with Flint in the Class-A Central] | League in 1950 by a margin of|

leight games: Prior to that he finished fourth and fifth with Williamsport in the Class A

Eastern League in 1948 and 1949. x » ”

AFTER starring behind the hat for Holy Cross College, Desautels

Golden Gloves " es y..9 . arrasque igns Facts 'n Figures gon Jan. gh Chico

PLACE--N ational Guard Carrasquel, the Chicago White]

-~ : : Sox's brilliant shortstop, has] Armory bi N. Pennsylvania signed a 1952 contract for a re-| St. ported $20,000 a year. The White TIME—8 O'clock tonight. Sox announced yesterday they had received Chico's signed con-

DATES-—After the opening tract by mail front his home in round tonight, other bouts will (Caracas, Venezuela. Carrasquel be Jan. 11, 25, 31 and Feb. 8. |said Saturday in Venezuela that

BOUTS—Netween 13: and 20 [Ph Ted signed for $20,000. ° will be presented, each being. | : three two-minute rounds. Amateur Basketball

PARTICIPANTS — Entrants will be 16 years old or over,

YMCA Intermediate League results at Brookside U. B. Gym: East 10th M. E. 40,| Otterbein U. B. 20: Central Avenue M. E 40, Brookside M. E. 25: Englewood Chrisual Yi Brookside U. B. 20, t D “ 5 : oliday tourney scores a earhorn CLASSES—Bouts will be In Gym: Classe A. Kennington Post 52, Bland

Hardware 51 (overtime): Class C, U. 8. two classes, Open. for experi- Tires 47, Thomas & Skinner 43 (overtime): Lilly Ice Cream 66, Citizen's Sav-

Loan 52. Schedule tonight 1 Class C, Southport vs. William H. Block: ginners, 8. Class A, Morgantown vs. Eagles Lodge;

. 2 oh 5 Jas B= of Cy RCA. d . WEIGHTS—Bouts will be 112, | Mortis fran geies aq BAITal Hardwa e 118, 126, 135, 147, 160, 175 and Ar - heavyweight divisions. TICKETS—On sale at BushCallahan Sporting Goods Co. | 136 E. Washington St.,, Em-Roe Sporting Goods Co., 209 W. Washington St, and Sports- | man’s Store, 126 N. Pennsylvania St. PRICES — §2, first row balcony;

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Gene Desautels Named To Pilot Tribe in

By EDDIE ASH = _ Times Sports Edidor . . *

] Make the acquaintance of Gene Desautels, baseball fans’ he's the new field manager of the Indianapolis Indians.. 1 The former major and minor league catcher, ex-Marine, and a successful pilot in the minors, was named to the Tribe post-for 1952 last night following a conference in Cleveland with the Hoosier - Indians’ new owners late yesterday afternoon. : , Announcement of the Desautels appointment was made by Chuck ‘French, the Hoosier Tribe's new general manager. Desautels signed a

{ = jumped straight to the majors|Cleveland had a working agreswith the Detroit Tigers and was| ment, since dissolved. a teammate of Hank Greenberg, ° x = current general manager of the PRESIDENT BUSH, who fa. Cleveland Indians. vores former catchers for manDesautels also saw big league| joerg, was elated over Degautels’ service with the Boston Red Sox, | appointment. : Cleveland and the Philadelphia| «pes a manager with a penAthletics. He also caught in the qt packground, hustles at all American Association with Co- {ines and generates the winning lumbus and Toledo and played In popit in his players,” Bush said. two other Triple-A leagues, thel.; jo0ked into his managerial International and Pacific Coast. [..ord and pattern of play while Cleveland was frustrated in its] J ttending the minor league conefforts to send Catcher Birdie tion in Columbus early last Tebbetts to Indianapolis as man-| oy 2nq all T heard was coms ager and ‘was forced to go out of hlimentary to our new field genite organization to fill Don Gut- eral” ; teridge's shoes. Desautels, who resides in Flint, Desautels is out of the Detroit yp jo married and has three Tiger system, . children. A son, 19, attends the hd . . : University of Michigan. The THE FAWURE of the Cleve: nooo. ow ckipper was born in

land club to land a second string yw ,rcester, Mass., seat of his °

backstop to spell Catcher Jim o ; Hegan made Tebbetts’ stay on Al Time mater, Holy i Lopez’ Forest City team a must. ¢ EF N E R/A I. MANAGER The American League Indians had FRENCH feels the Indians got claimed Catcher Walker Cooper, jycky break by landing Desauof the Boston Braves on waivers tals. ‘All our information indionly to see the deal fall flat when| ates he's an enefgetic chieftain the Braves withdrew the waivers. ‘an the field and especially suc

Desautels had only a one-year cessful in developing young contract with the Little Rock players, Travelers, who have a working “His strong point is in getting

the most out of a pitching staff, suc- and that department. promises tm ceeding Russ Pelers, is to be jead the way for Indianapolis in named at a later -date. One|1952. He's ambitious to becoms guess is it will be Del Baker, a big league pilot, and from what who is jobless after managing he accomplished at Little~ Rock San Diego of the Pacific Coast|last year, he seems to be well on League last season, with whom! the way up.”

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Heart ran into a basketball! (breather here. last night and had a ea little trouble scoring its fifth cage ASIDE FROM the attractive victory in seven starts, defeating!

are scheduled tomorrow ‘night. Only one all-city billing graces the local front with Broad Ripple and ‘Manual tangling at Cathed-

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ral. The Rockets try severing a py.,,4 Ripple-Ben Davis scuffle Charlton, 64-32. six-game loging string against|.; pen Davis tomorrow night,|. The Spartans lost little time Manual and go to Ben Davis t0- yw, hington and Tech, come to|jumping to a 16-9 lead at the first

morrow hoping to snap the|o.ng aoqin on the East Side. . (quarter stop and moving to 26-13! Giants’ pretty 10-game ribbon of © washington, too, slipped -one|at the half. By the three-quarter| successes to date. over on Tech in the Tech tourney, mark they were in front by a Ripple looked stable against ginning 53 to 50, but the Grgen-|comfortable 37-24 and were never Crispus Attucks for.three quarters|.inqs may not be caught with|in any danger.

until a deluge hit. Attucks won, iyi points down tomorrow. Sacred Heart (64) Charlton (32) . 66 to 48. ae a ; On the other hand, Washing- Haas t a "ara Mui ry r on » THE ROCKETS like Manual, on rate.of improvement hasgifean 1 1 Camo 4 3.8 Wave bien ripped in several close een Ateady, THe ( ontinentals teste} 2 3 imhoay. ¢ i 13 have won three of their last five parave SPs. CF 0 1 A COMPLETE

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two by two points and one games after loging the first trio. ain 3 by one Harkey] Ripple won i's The final-lnse was a 51 to 50 hafr-rBurkhart. t opener 2gainst awrence Central, igor that almost shaved Ben ATkin® ® ot to 28. Manual, Winner of ho Davie’ victory scalp. The Giants'| Totals 27 10 18 ‘Total LL 10°18 , is ree ows $ — . pi % of seven. games, downed © ability to turn: back. the | chal- LaFave 3. Lynette: Sutivan Prestel Kel. | Bears, 52 to 32. .. [lenges are making them outstand- lems. Camos 4 Imbody 2, Wright 2, SumLawrence Central, meanwhile ira Sibi As wrenc ral, > ‘ling contenders for local prestige.|? Offifials “Jerry Steiner and Jake Weber goes to Fortville, but two other ——————

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