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: = ; ee || Beating Tech's Greenclads twice in the same season on GENE DESAUTELS, the Indianapolis Indians’ new : the East Siders’ home floor proved difficult once again for manager, who made history on the field at Little Rock last ymps 86-69 vear, also made history at the box office. ’

Washington's stubborn Continentals last. night: NEW"

Tech gained revenge for its 53 to 50 setback in its own

[Tech tourney last month by downs 18 going to

Fans here are familiar by now with Gene's team record, - 87 United Pam with the 1851 Travelers, so we'll] HIBBING, Minn, Jan. 5—/ Ce ing the Continentals, 42 to 37. in ’52. No catch ‘em up on how he put the blushing bride almost swooned in The Indianapolis Olympians) Ben Davis [The Greenciacs ied A do Ioathogote ; dl : : {as Washington faile » bellows to attendance -in Ar his arms as the crowd roared. iran into the toughest defense] [22 Was ing on Talley fo fing 1he on z Tr

kansas’ capital city. { a a : did When Desautels took over the HARLEM'S basketball Globe- they have faced in a month Little Rocks were mere Pebbles trotters are good but the pro- |and dropped an 86 to 65 NBA deci-| and the fans there hadn't been out fessional leaguers are better [gion to Minneppolis tonight be-| to the park for so long they'd al-! ... With the chips down and no |, 2000 fone

' ost the way. . clowning, the Trotters were out- | mast | A. | classed by the Minneapolis 1.eo Barnhorst and Paul WalthIN 1650, with 2 losing team, the! Lakers in Chicago the other er were shut out from the field as season's attendince was a ‘meag- night . . . The Lakers jumped the Olympians equaled their sea-|

* Rallies to x +4 . |. The Green took a 13 to 5 first the glacial ® |quarter margin and maintained Win, 55-47 a 24 to 177lead at the main rest {

: period. Eight minutes later the Ben Davis’ Giants ‘withstood a hosts kept pace with a 32 to 23 strong challenge from a hard- third-quarter advantage and scrapping . Broad Ripple five to turned back a mild uprising by win their 11th consecutive game the West Siders in the final pe-

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op 82.742 . . . After Desautels built] off to a lead of 11 to 0 and were |SOn's low. scoring total. Twice - ; | 18 ints ahead in the “first |Defore they had been held to 65 of the year, 55 to 47, at Ben riod. “a fire ‘under the 1951 Travelers, po e e fire Davis last night. ie Using a revamped lineup, Coach | WASHINGTON'S little long-

“which built them into a season period .. . Prior to last night, points. .. #4

long pennant contender, the fans Indianapolis’ Olympians split ; even in four battles with Minne- INDIANAPOLIS got off to a

Frank Baird's Rockets started shooting specialist—Bill Springer blowing Ben Davis out of its gym —popped seven points in the

cquidn’t._get. to the park fast lis thi bad start trail )3 to 12, at the | ' Gene’ , I s Ss season. ad start trailing, 23 to 12, a e : ehemer A hes yam get Four By “- nn end of, the first quarter, Their with a 10 to 2 lead midway in the fogs session to threaten briefly, 8 city, 225780, more than double) PRO BOXING promoters fig- second quarter total was just as Brst af Phil Imes and garey Io Jooted Site Snal gun with 4 Joe Willi Little Rock's population , . . The ure all the angles . . . Friday anemic and they trailed 43 to 24 Spicer took over. Then the slow- long shot. ” Han . starting Giants blew a fuse of The Continentals outscored their own. Tech from the field, 16 to 15, but THIS I

old -record; set 30 years ago, in night fighters are paid double the at halftime. 1920, was 165,127, : amount of TV-Radio bonus money! George Mikan of the Lakers in Desautels proved the one sure than is paid Wednesday night'the meantime was leading al cure for dwindling attendance in|POXers . . . Promoters go on the Minneaplois surge that eventually | © the minor leagues is a winning theory that a Friday show at- got them their fifth straight! team from April til September tracts a much larger crowd of triumph and their third in five a team that fights off slumps televiewers and radio listeners games with Indianapolis. and escapes long losing streaks‘ - and consequently the sponsor in JOE Graboski instilled a little

that cause fans to cancel their '® Sbis to fay more to the pro-| : moters, who in turn are able to ) : : reservations. , life in the Olympians in the third | {halftime, - but Geng Neudigate ris Wray tallied seven for Tech,

4 “ ’ 2 + a give the boxers a bigger “chunk. : 3 : . hol ‘fi i . $ : Th period but was almost alone. The Times photo by John R. Spicklemire. | fired the Rockets again by scoring = Springer nabbed 12 markers for SINCE THERE'S always the game was played on the Hibbing HOW WILL APRIL BE?—Gene Desautels, Indianapolis’ new baseball manager for 1952, gets |eight of his mates’ 13 points in the Continentals and was fol.

| . SHORTLY AFTER General Nas pa i : Hoosioe: angle. Jus savegh Manager Hank: Greenberg te. Memorial Calisein floor where g chilly look at Victory Field from the Tribe dugout. Desautels and the Tribesters are due to report the third period to bring Ripple to owed by Harry Dobbs, with 10 3 ceived a published boost in pay |'N® fan- 8 aped backboards| Mar, 9 at the spring training camp in Indianville, Fla.,- and will remain in the sunny South until. | Within two points—a33 to 31—with 3nq Harry Federspill with eight. > , os two-. minutes remaining in the Reliable scorer Phil Perterson

Leon Redenbacher and Ron yielded the loss at the free throw Ragan went to work and the line. Tech won the charity toss redrafting tl Giants took over after a 12-all ing, 12 to J. th hi stalemate. Ben Davis led 18 to! Tech romped to its fifth victory e most his 13 after big Ragan and Dick in seven games as Washington “Star. Only 1 Warrum took over the rebounding lost its sixth in nine tries. Joe chores, Sexson’s 13 points led all scorers, seemed to | The Giants led 30 to 24 at the Earl Meadors scored 10 and Mors a part of tf

cess sea Th . oh Sa WY Lute Hk Ls hig te $60,000 a year he announced prov ed unfamiliar to both teams. | Apr. 12. owner is Ray Winder, a native that several Cleveland players Graboskl wound up as Indi- TREATISES RRR R RRR RT| | third. y _ was held to only two points. of Indinua, who saw the light | ould have theit salaries sliced |Anapolis scoring leader with 13 3 i | Ben Davis grabbed a 40 to 37 Tech (42) Washington (37) after 1950 and hired Gene as | next season because they hadn't (Points. For Minneapolis, Mikan Hl K 3 3 | third-quarter lead and pulled fe ft p! fg ft pt Bfier 1950 800 Wred Gens 88 | mesures 9.0 sxpociacions te [736 20 ant Vers, Wiikaizen Sud yers : pasKetnail : entucky | away as the long-shooting Reden- wrist 4 § AEEuRE fd a “ae ¢ Ya . ~ | - - -10E gexs c 5 1 spiil. 4 ; # 8 5 | in print is hat ing MN Snine The Olympians climbed aboard’ : 2 : : ™ | grabbed the leadership again. x nei Pa 2? 7 3 ekiter ii} I .AT THE CLOSE of the South-| jon 20g could hurt should the AN airplane immediately after the aps. : : ops U |” Redenbacher's nine field goals Tate? 0 0 0Dobbsg 431 ern Association campaign, Little) team get off to A poor start next [Same for Ft. Wayne where they! n Ys a : i * land eight free throws gave his Murrayg . 0,0 1 Powells 338 s Rock fans chipped in and pre-| oo Iplay tomorrow night. BT LOUTS Seren sists flew. i LEXINGTON, Ky., Jan. 5 (UP) mates a 26-point production. ITrammellz 1 0 1 The S sented Desautels with a Hew at . np | Olympians (65) Lakers (%) | oach Otto Heller lost one of his Continued from Page 11 Kentucky managed to COME p,, puvis (35) Bread Ripple (4 | Totals 1512 15 Totals 18 6 19 a.Mercury, and he also received a) pag 1.OCHMUELLER. Univer- p.innore fg ft pf! fs ny le o2t Ch ps 1 : rom behind tonight to score a fg ft pf fe ft Dl Halftime Bcore—Tech 34, Washington and strokir th lub. ae edt 5 Barnhorst.f 0 1 2Mikkelsent 7 4 4 iron ee an a total o Spri 1d 88, N {57-47 | Warrum:t 0 1 3 Imesft 2.1 4, handsome bonus from the club. jg f1 4 Bh : > : pringfie , New Hampshire 52. victory over Louisiana State, 3, ’ ; [sity of Louisville basketball ace, Lavov! 3 1 2/Poliard.t 5 3 1lpenalties, including four majors i | Youns.t 2 0 3 Morris! 0 2 4 ‘Free Throws Missed — Washington & i Maybe there's room in the De-/} 1, euni ith Gil Hod Graposki,e 5 3 1 Mikan.c 8 4 4 ’ © Syracuse 81, Cornell 79 . | before 11,000 basketball fans in Ragan. 7 1 3 8picer.c 4 4 2 Tech 8 ly that in g + tami) for _ {held a reunion Ww 3 0dges, Toshetf g 3 2 1Harrsong © 1 1 were meted out tonight as the = ’ . M ial C | Redenbchr.g 9 8 2 Neudigates 7 4 5 Officials—Shumaker and Nichols. sautels’ family garage for an- ..i.p ated slugger of the Brook- Wathers © 5 2 Marting s 1 3 & ® Texas A. and M. 47, Arkansas 42 emorial Coliseum although the wir. 1 2 4 Hughey.s 1 0 4 : the phil other new ear, come mid-Septem- (yo noacere “Ce “the U. af Lobe 3 1 Jachaist 4 0 j|Indianapolis Caps ropped a 42, on 0s %. Wildcats failed to stop thd Tigers Pettitf. 1 8 SCoolevi o § 8 0 . philoso per, 1952, at Victory Field. quintet Ee Fost recent. fond; 3 82 Benulin! 4 ¢ 1hockey match to the St. Louis 'eXas ristian 52, Texas 43. high scoring forward Bob Pettit. Sommere 1 0 0 Newboldc 1 3 2 ® phy which N 2 En hi h school |IY - . . Lochmueller hails trom Lofgran f 1 1 0Huttone 2 o 1 Flyers before a highly partisan Texas Wesleyan 66, Howard The cold Cats who trailed by aE, 31: 9 Appel.c 00 : Kansas Ins - ONE HOO gh schoo : ; or =2 oo} + _ crowd of 4525 fans. Payne 55. |nine points at the half when the Dulines 0 8 8 arena the « was represented in two major |Eberfield, Ind. .about 30 miles] Totals 23 19 121 Totals 36 14 30| The same teams meet again A Weil. 00 0 . football bowls ‘last Tuesday from Petersburg, which produced] Halftime Score— Lakers 43, Olympians 3. tomorow oe ot Pe The. Citadel 62, Piedmont 54. |S00re gE gi in the Totals 21 13 17 Totals 16 13 = A ain 71 -48 4 Hodges . . . Th lav s ¥ ree Throws Missed — Olympians "| ” = Ne | : ea y time Score-Be . 0. d. a . + « East Chicago Roosevelt Be gelioer _y Bayes Sasker Mir En sce sivenmas lat result of the victory, the Toledo 86, John Carroll 35. making 27 points while holding Rigpie 24. Ben Davis 3. Broads " THE OPP had Rudy Valentino with TI- | © = 0 Lar Re ; ras. Flyers moved ahead of the idle Towson State 65, Frostburg State the Tigers to nine. That brought a pages Misted = Ben. Dayss 16. LAWRENCE, Kan, Jan. § other sound tinois in the Rose classic, plus ge . . . later, Lochmueller g.., Baclethall |Cincinnati Mohawks into third 63, : | Kentucky its eighth vietory in 10 Officials — John Willams and Frank (UP)—Undefeated Kansas Uni- asked: “Wh Gene Donaldson and Chester transferred to Louisville . . . Bob a place in’ the Western Ifivision of rp 1ane 7 ne | games this a and he ite) Hie versity swept to its 11th straight of all places Lukowski with Kentucky In the oe Reo Daven Independent Rano. BASKETBALL tO SATION the American Hockey League. on Be 5, Geargia, Toth 3s; second defeat in the same num- . |victory and first Big Seven win where you . Cotton. R woe OUEN, : WL Pst, GB 4 8 #8 nion (Tenn.) 30, Millsaps 59, ber of contests Charlottesville {tonight, winning 71-48 over Okla- - the other fe See. former Indianapolis and New Beehester, B.oocooooeooo 2 8 78 | THE CAPS had jumped away Utah 49, Denver 38. The - Visors. d by Petti |homa before 3000 fans in Hoch in other pl: THIS CORNER is pleased to York Giants star, tried to sign INDIANAPOLIS ''"'l\ 18 11 371 3 to an early 2-0 lead, the result of|y,pgerh “> lon a eal |auditorium. : stages in cor { aaa 11020 335 tN : ilt 80, - Tennessee 60. o marked up 22 points to ke U S a a ag! see a great institution like the Lochmueller, an outfielder, for Milwaukee : 7 35 21s 16 a first period goal by Larry Wil- his nation’s § points ep | The Jayhawks scored 19 ~ the “philoso University of Kentucky taking the Giants... Roush lives-in Oak- Eastern Division Son at 11.02, assisted by EQ Bran-| V Purs 64, Pasadena 52, timelizly Ud SECONd FULINg In he Times State Service fourth-quarter points to hand was sensibly the leadership in dropping out-of-1and City . .. The Hoosier basket syracuse . Wb Pete +. OB steau and John Wilson, and a sec-| Virginia Union 61, Shaw 10, | ime 5 N, dpuinaiiy the first half] CHARLOTTESVILLE, Jan. 5= oklahoma its worst drubbing at For Insts «tate high pressured recruiting of ace scored 26 points against Vil- Boston... 18 B02 lond period goal by Enio Sclisizzi Wagner 78, Kings Point 41 (game. LSU jumped to a quick Don Gabbard threw in 26 points yng hands of a K: i : | |New. York 17. 16 518 3% pe g 0 18, g nt 41. ilead and never was behind after toni s of a Kansas team in fairway, in «far athletes . . . Football and lanova Thursday. Philadelphia 1317 43 3° at 8:19, aided by Bert Hirschfeld. Washington 61, Idaho 4 r i tonight as Charlottesville clubbed 15 years, All-America Clyde hazard, if 1 basketball players from out state 8 a Baltimore voc: 120 388 Tha Teh the Flyers came roaring... pln » 42, our minutes of play. With three Manual of Indianapolis, 68 to 52.1 gvellette, of T H y : ’ Yoady. § fool at Lexington| AS ONE means of lowering | mocha iT any : € Wayne 79, Brandeis 58. minutes left in the second period, After the first quarfer when jo e, of Yerrs Huate, 1nd, length abah a yY in schoo. a Xing operational costs, the San Fran- | Minneapolis 88: hiladeihis 94. [back to tie it at 2-all when Clff| re in . LSU led the Cats by 11 points—| led Kansas. with 25 points, your. oppon will retain their athletic scholar-| °P° SOIR Sue 8, the San Fran- | go 04. Battimore. 13. Simpson, at 10:07, and Al Baccari, West, Virginia 74, Niagara Hh the longest lead points— Manual fhgiled, 14 to 12, the Red- gjignt)y off his season's average may be imp ships . 5 ‘Theres ‘are 3p players; Pee Seals of the Pacific Const | GAMES TONIGHT at 11:52 of the second period, lit Wichita 38, Detroit 57 longest lead any opponent has skins wefe never in contention; dropped hi , P : | League will train at home next’| INDIANAPOLIS at Ft. Wayne. ~. pe ’ iid * {run up on Kentucky this year. | Ph 2 sean’ mare ie green wag | listed in the football varsity squad | : | Rochester at Boston the lamp. | Wilkes 59, Moravian 52 | ——————_——————— |Charlottésville led, 32 to 19, at 2709 per game. j unless the b from outside Kentucky who will| *Pring . . . But here's a new | Fhiladelphia at Syracuse. Immediately afterwards, the yo ro o {halftime and 47 to 33 at the . six inch Dr Pry want fall v's] 9ne in baseball , .. The gates | 0 22 1 em 6 or ad Detore| VVillium and Mary 70, Virginia 39. Ll noua Defeat three-quarter mark. "| THE SIX-FOOT-NINE cent ra Seven non-Kentuckians are mem- | wii be Closed 3 Ihe public reel ® the ‘smoke of the battle had William Jewell 81, Rockhurst 78.) ereais . Bill Green led Manual scoring thrown out of the final A ; oy a bars ‘of the 20-man basketball] Yaoever heard of secrel prac. 'N th WwW cleared, the howling patrons had| Wittenberg 74, Muskingum 72 | with 17 points making his two-| , ; : . > § | y 2. | . 3 >" [pre-season tourney last week for when it was squad . . . But here's the ob tice 2 a baseball ruimiug or Ins been treated to one of the best Wofford 78, Charlestown 60. So Bend Adams Bight Jota a Lb Was Manuals unsportsmanlike conduct, was on ~. . .» Kentucky's announcemen cam . 5 ou i ° | hockey fights seen here this sea- Worcester Tech 71, Upsala 69, Howe’s rapidly-improving Hor- : g sid (his good behavior tonight. . : : dea {own ri So AT LONG LAST, an Indianap- enior ow - yson, | Wyoming 71, Alberta 49. mets captured their seventh vic-| Mutu pi) pt spi fo |. The partisan crowd reared its : yop Mente rom ether ou eastern qs Indian nemesis 12 Git of 4! © Continged from Page 11 ww | Youngstown 74, Fenn 48. ton in nine gains by downing greens 7 3°8Gabbardt ff 4° approval as the Kansasans' i oF Dcmaret erence coaches, Nh hy |league . . . Outfielder Don. Lund 8 THE FLYERS were attacking Yuba JC 78, Shasta Plywood 37. We -regarded. South Bend Adams, Burkhart © 9 9 Roberts f 9 0 0 jumped out to a 21-12 first quar< axing a n gaye any ildiss tion 5 fo ow 8 has been sent to Buffalo by the Wadiak ran on four of the next Goalie Glenn Hall with everything . . 55 to 45, at Howe last night. {Rager.c 3 1 3Addisonc 5 4 ¢ ter advantage. Oklahoma got to the ball. Th Sl} A Ny al Y WON’. |moledo Mud Hens. . . Records will five plays and scored the touch- they had when first Pat Lundy of High School The visitors grabbed a 15 to 11 Winamse | 0 0 Engines 3 3 4 Within 8 points of the Jayhawks Car Son BILL STERN {show Lund did the bulk of hisdown from the two. |8t. Louis and Defenseman Larry, CITY. COUNTY {first-quarter lead and stretched Ssndierg’ 1 § {Robertsg” 2-1 11in the second quarter but trailed tianotas - : Hn 1 " ’ Talip. Spoils {home run hitting against Indian- 22» Zeidel of Indianapolis began / y LOUD fit to 31 to 20 at the halftime and Shanerg 1 01 : "25-36 at halftime. great deal o neta lo Jorget Io She de |apolts pitchers the past few sea-| DICK FUGLER, a “scalawag’ throwing punches. {Ben Davis 55, Broad Ripple 47. 35.10 2 at the three-way mark. i, 0 0 0 ee Sresn Was INS ME ow Dalles fons, both in Teledo and at Vic-from Tulane playing for the, As play continued, another pair, opariottesville 68, Manual 52. eon" UF Sd Strongly In the [5 f.. gore = Chaotic 3 Cornhuskers Squeeze ‘was unkow BS ey Bo ny |tory Field . .. Al Lopez used to North, blocked Kentucky Doug Steve Black of 8t. Louis and De- origpue Attucks 57, Rossville 38. fourth but Hornet balance pre- manual, ls. s invent n crowd the nation’s greatest |say he knew what big Don could Mosely's extra-point try and the fenseman Jim Hay, squared Off gy, 55 South Bend Adams 45. vajled. - Toe Cs Missed-—Manuai 11, Chars Past Colorado, 63-61 wis ‘nven's son K inot hit but his pitchers couldn't South had little hope left, and before long, players from Tech 42, Washington 37 South Bend’s loss was only its Sueencmpeastaw—lyoh o— | LIN r To get th collegiate passers were from | "Coens the catcher, Johnny Coatta of Wisconsin, a both teams were milling around, : , {third in 11 games. A crowd of [awa State Wi | LINCOLN, Jan. 5 (UP)—The golf, or an; south of the Mason-Dixon line Sgnaled bat hS Ry Coal of ein. 2 and slugging. f STATE GAMES | 1700 viewed the game. are ins {University of Nebraska won its. . respect the r .. = To back up his statement, rsa . HE Oe Say, ng 4 as) a Albion 33, South Whitley 68 Five Hornets scored at least! AMES, Ia., Jan. 5 (UP)—Iowa first game of the season against I've noted, d Stern mentioned Babe Parill, | THE White Sox and Red Sox nonin 64 yards on a passing and REFEREE Walton Russell and, anderson 83, Marion 50. | eight poipts, accounting for Coach State college gained revenge to-|Big Seven competition here to. ing can be n Kentucky's quarterback . . . | played 19 innings under Nights ning exhibition to the Dixie no INeSmen waded in and tried gra, 57, Michigan City $9 | Lewis Gilfoy's fifth victory in the Night for a holiday tournament night, with a 63-61 decision over to be in the Young Parilli hails from Penn- - i, Chicago early last July . .. gE € to separate the scrappers, but! a y wih last six games. ‘loss to Missouri wth a 57 to 55:Colorado. streak of eve ng Ab t Roch g y } eight. p pp East Chicago Washington 78, New g . : sylvania; home town, och- | On the night previous the two |" co'ihorn line stalwarts yielded Linesman Ernie Trigg soon found, Ajbany 65. ’ | -Bob Schrier and Don Thomas! Victory over the Tigers in. the, The Huskers, who have never self stymied Sater. ff x 8 | teams battled 17 innings in the |, "0 0 Tog Tn hres cracks Mimself knocked to the ice bY! gikhart 49, Auburn 47. paced the hosts with ‘six field OPening. Big Seven basketball lost to the Buffaloes at- Lincoln, fora 7 and : RCH WARD, Chicago Tri-| second half of a twi-night 4 on fourth down the North Hay when he attempted to hold gyansville Bosse 54 Jeftersonville 80218 each, while Earl Green tal- 8%m® O00 ROI ams The <3 flasred hot snd cold 1AIONEN he ine 1518 er A ses this ol . vag or | doubleheader ... The 368 innings |. 1.4 in Modzelewski and back the Cap defenseman. 47. , lied 10 points. Don Rees scored clones lost to Missouri, 49 to 42, game, and were definitely cold as stymie is a 1 it id ar oe Dion a in successive after-dark EAMES |woaiherall. Expecting a duplica- FINALLY: cooler heads prevailed goangville Central 54, New Castle PIn¢ and Myles Koch bagged in the Big Seven holiday tourney the game went into the final sec. mon Mah. Sood augh: A r . > ge set in “unwanted” league mark. | c2therall. FXpacting a dup ia bat only after fans, who had gg. , 7 stle, ient.’ © at Kansas, and Missouri went on onds with Colorado busily nare This is to 5 w game, Georgia Tech an ‘se = ne . ! $e: '& poked through the netting at In-| peanecing Lincoln 78, M | Dick’ Shenenberger had 14 to finish second in the meet, ‘rowing a 63-57 margin. . the game = Baylor players, press and radio] HOW to become a winning thrust the Southerners bunched up 4i0nan0lis players, had been HY Ancoln 43, JMOTgAR- ints to pace both IT al LL TIA ACIED Di —— aa * Come to thi men were entertained that night coach An Italian soccer coach close and Dorow easéd a touch- p avers, field (Ky.); Dunbar 87. { SW) oth teams and his HOOSIER PHOTO = WE a nab Digit co Ch a : Dl down pass’ to Soythern- Cali- chased from the premises. Black, py Wayne Central 52, Peru 49. {Adams teammate scored 13 for 4 ! very few sts § ub . . . thought he had hit upon the right A. Pass 2: ’ Lundy, Hay and Zeidell were pi’ wayne N runnerup honors, have been = \fartin. Tech end, had married answer to make victory a sure fornia’s Frank Gifford. : t. Wayne North 57, South Bend n n his Georgia sweetheart two hours thing He tried to put the Once more Parilll passed the given five mindtes each (or Major. Riley 4%, is Hae (m3) Rye. (30 ACTA VX CAMERA aL hi : HO ase alties. fx f ] after the game and they had to fix in on the opposing team’s South - down to the Yankee 22 pent et as the boys returned) HY Emerson 55, Peoria . (N1.) 8 Sohrter.t i 3" HAH 153% Hoosier Ph : “Honaliem 3 accompany the Tech group tb the goalie . . . The goalie informed With the help of Wadiak's TNS (he teams resumed swift action! 2 anual 51. Co, (fhemunc 8 8 3Bukerc gd 3 Sesler Plioto Bresent: the and stogy party... When Tech Coach Dodd the police, who instructed him to D4 Vanderbilt's Ted. Kirkland gn.s more Hammond Clark 48, Gary Tolles-'y ch} 3 4 dMilers 33% Latest EXACTA Camera introduced the two-hour newly- go. through with it and lose , . dropped a pass on the goal line oon | ton 42, ote promt 0 ! 4 Reettam t 3 % > DICK. C1 weds. the crowd shouted for a Which he did, and at payoff time|dnd Tennessee's Hank Lauri-] HELLER, checked hard by a Huntertown 61, Leo 50. 2 Rees.c 33 yan Borne: § 8 o| ® 29 Shutter speed Settings probably ou speech . . . Young Martin got it the gendarmes nabbed the coach cella, in for one of his few offen- Flyer defenseman, was floored Wentone 60, North Manchester 50. Wate 8 0 ¢ Redmce %% 3B * Delayed self release long been a over in & hurry when he said, lin the act of handing over the sive efforts, was thrown for a 10- and lost his stick in the mix-up, Richmond 53, Muncie Burris 47. Stanleyz © 0 0 1 f @ y ees . n a trembling voice: “All we want fix money . . . Officials forfeitad Yard loss to end Dixie's threat. He came up protesfing vigorously SOHth Bend Central 53, Gary| Tolels 22.11 25) Totals W 18 31 action ' is. to get out of here as fast as/the game.to the “bribed” goalle's Statistics: . |but play went én. ,A few minutes| VaR 4%. Ee ean oo Bn . di J i we can” .- . Needless to say, the team. : Pirst down Softh .Naith|iater as he a to throw Terre Haute Garfield 52, Dugger Ottletnis "A. Te Thatcher, Frame Paras. Frese} diephragm um —— ; - eg — Rushing vardage . 106 himself in front of Goalie Hall in __*%* _— lenses ; = |D e I® the midst of a St. Louis drive, Whiting 54, Grifith 48, ‘Manchester Has Eas |B) © Internal syne for As 1 Attucks Pulls Awa [Passes completed... 19 Ott was hit squarely in the mouth Ti Ww y sirobe and Flash ) | ASKen ercepte » I . -h { * . y Y: pus average . 31.8 if Glens DOSkey Bick and lest St. John's, NY Win ¥ ime nang, 65-50 ® Int h y : ° Ene free - 8 the rink, minus a front tooth. > vr Doering nterchangable view finders ‘LOS ANGI owns SSVI e, 57-38 [Yards penalised 0 50 |e Jat Jack he rink tor the Garden Cage Tilts SLOFFIOR, 0. Jan. 5—Man- J) ° Cartridge to cart- 2.0 Biotan, preset, $335.00 Joe Stydahat , 3 rer. chester’s Spartans got out in ridge film feed : ever defeal Times State Serviee [quarter and 29 to 19 at the half- Call 74 Personals St. Louis jumped ahead just| NEW YORK, Jan. § (UP)—ifront early and remained there, J) * Man other fine 12.8 Tessar, preset, $251.00 Cleveland pc “FRANKFORT, Ind. Jan. 5— time before Attucks spread out'|n And Vi after the third period got under New York City's two best basket- tonight for an easy 65 to 50 - 4 rid 12 ¢ fessional fo Cp ALtke ot Jadinnliioiiaite 41 to, 21 al the (hire period i Anderson Viclery Fo Ste Ciifr Simpson rified 4 ball teams were given surpris- college basketball triumph here Sayres B TAIN oivree 3241.30 was rewarde pulled ahead in the second haif to Times State Service ! 4, over Bluffto Hi A : | An overflowing crowd of 2700 q v {ingly tough battles before beating uffton College. et v and a new Ct ET Tn vrei ron 6 0 om vit ve yan le ht rs 1 nnn Pern, ri or sea, oy fers QO ae Jock of Now and Ved ner Vin e'To 7 to . : } 3 0 : y r . The smaller Rossville five, min- Wampler, who Doced bis tain} of Indianapolis whistled 74 ero Roy Jelly, Skating I rom (night us St. John’s beat off & berger at ah Rosen. iy s Uo Dew ue injured Don Chittick, held At, = on dm Wor son .| fouls here tonight as Ander-\ine puck past Hall. (game last quarter rally to edge with 4 points, After Manchester, ; MEGA. OUR closed, were ek to 18 10 13 at the: first 1, 13, five points. W ten College defeated Tt. Benjamin "3{Al1 Kicked aside 44 shots while|St. Josephs, 59-57, and New York held a 38 to 23 halftime lead,| BJLEICA 3C, £2 SUMMITAR; LIKE NEW ust PRICE Joe took -d ETT nut ihe 68° Wille: Gurdner ROR ao gible <cholag. Allen stopped 38. {University topped scrappy Lafay- S00 Pulled Yitnlu seven| QL LEICA 3C BOX ONLY ...: ranean 300 Nn again. Brow ; r 55 § : 3 | . s in .the thir uarter sass se ecnsnenenns J . ; i Purdue Schedules dumped in 17 points, guarded by tically for Anderson's Hoosiér Hockey Summa |ette, 59 49, at Madison Square, .. roiled out q and) BYPOLAROID CAMERA ..........c.ccouvienees, 89.75 69.50 SY Bi yaa I a re iockay SU ry (Garden. poh . ) : 120 2615 IKON 4.5, VERY CLEAN ......... 4950 - 2280 Joo" iopes. 4 Jap Wrestlers . |25 of 84 shots from the field.|Ravens with 16 points. Bill Young may. 2a AF oehter. Meio! wings. & tose. St. John's had by far the 1 ns '52 P ARG IKONTA BX, 2.8 TESSAR, METER-CASE 305.00 149.50. : Conferen |Rossville, playing a deliberate led the soldiers with 12 points, Held. Be sing SN, as a el at, closest shave of the two favorites. | 9 s act US C2, W/CASE 13.8 «..vvovvunsiveain.. 24.50 B . ce Tima Slee Servies |game throughout, hit 16 of 51 at- It was Anderson's third SICtOrY Dra ein, Meta” reche2 ‘kl fritting away nearly all of its| BOSTON, Jan. 5 (UP)—Maury ARGUS A2, W/CASE 4.5 .........0000uvv.. 37.82 17.50 rown’'s Al + LAFAYETTE, Jan. 5A tour- tempts - afield, The losers have in six games and the soldiers’ Aaa comin gelenss. Milligan, | 12-point half time lead and barely McDermott, lanky left-handed J) onrk oo W/RANGE FINDER :............." 36.78 49.50 fuss a & ing team of Japaness wrestlers WON seven and lost four while At- fourth defeat ip seven starts, | Rosia: : ten MURAD holding on for its triumph. ‘pitcher, is the first Boston Red XODAK 38, W/CASE, FACTORY OVERMAULED 47.50 37.50 here Hy 12. will give an\exhibition with Pur- tucks has an 8-1 mark. | Ll : Toten: Sao NYU, which had averaged Sox player to sign a 1952 con- REDNA | 35MM CAMERA £35 .............. : 37.50 Fe due Universitiurestiers here Feb. C">" At'ep, (G0 Rewrile C8, On the Ice ; : [ear 80 Soints in N 13 1 previous ast MeDe SIROL WHO Mier Snis rere bas AND CASE svseinii NI 51.50 " ASIHE PRO ¢ : | ot, 4 hb t n marry Miss Barbara . ssnswansenaniadenes 32.80 13 according to Purdue -Athletic Bant!, { i {fae | AMERICAN KEY LEAGUE Liwalk and held to its second Ril : SANDMAR : 34.50 .. world made qu mn) 11: . : ey, an airline hostess from 100MM 7 © f4.5 for Argus C3 f | ob dnt Wee 140 + Western Divigies bli SR! owest poin second or Argus €3 49.60 “har last ye DR MA ond ive 11 Pele LE ee ERE Aiklowsst point output ot the season Miami, Fla. signed yesterday in| Weis 2,2 MANUMATIC PROJECTOR. Dene, sey B+ | me Rams Purdue's complete Wrestling and bend 4 8 Hgdevelt, § § 180 Joule i HE HE 1 ous | : DISS 1 Renway park. TST OnE MC oIECTOR Juma. 3330 43.80 his first, yea swimming schedules for the com- ovington. ¢ 0 i : ’ ! INDIANA Lis’ 10 31 8 28108 1 it's Easy N ‘Reserve Y Seat ; BOLEX M16, PIZAR 1.5, FINDER rene B9.50 24.50 though Clev ing Se850N8. They are: Adame : i | - : East n Piv on o ; our by Phone for : B&H 70 CAMERA 1 ’ SPIDER Torey 382.58 298.50 Rams - 30-28 : rare oan WY wo ETE EE VIBE ° Ra ols! etme aCe ux TIRE 8728.27 vict es Meet |B ¢ Jam. 13—At! Halftime Score-- | Butt aan Int . : -K , . : oli SicAL. Jona SA ah. DAY Fee ra Mimed Pn to Ross. Syracuse 1. 15 3F 0 301 RAILS. STILL ONLY 10% DOWN, CONVEMENT Liberal Trade-In Allowance Despite 8 2--Atg Michigan; Feb. 11 Tiinois *igeids |. . RESULTS LAST NIGHT v.70. MN BUpGET PA 2 \ ste; Feb, @i--Jupanese Team, here {ex-| Officials—Don McBride and John Hilll-| "Hershey 7. Buffalo 1) . ~ ; EAS YMENTS on Your ‘his ‘first ye RT rea "| Biihguie , Frortheis § iS LL IR eerie. 1. 1 WA. Exp who thought i. Peb, }ov N, i . em i” 3 nd 2. ; . ; n: Feb. 25_lews here. March ro Yiains for Ra wn | 8t. 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