Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 January 1952 — Page 12

PAGE. 12

Christensen Leads In City Pin Tourney

TONIGHT'S bowling card marks the return of city leagues

which have been idle for the Yulé holidays big talk Ken

since Dec. 17 but the today centers around Christensen’s fine performance .in the city tournament. C h ristensen moved to the front in the actual singles division of the 46th renewal yesterday at Indiana alleys

with a 683 se-

251-237. { Marshall, 517-81—598; J. Tyson, 59%- 72—

8, D. Billingsley, 521-72--583; P. Butcher

59 Christensen, who owns a 1892 B18- 76-581; J. Jackson, 527-50—571: C y Jaker, ' 526-48-—574; J. Vornhoit, average in the Won-Ten League Sater, S3Eas—oid: J. Ho K

won the 1946 clty| 51s. 52570 465-91-

at Pritchett’s, H. Stiver,

doubles championship when he ies y

556; B. Riensche,

{ 556

R. Stephens, 397-110—507.

Stiv 11 series Stiver fashioned a 611 se Lu. CAL

while Billingsley had a 553 ac-

K. Christensen ........sisecesvrnness tual. Both men roll for the .|y Dunlop (lraaaeisased : LL a 3 n ) n (W. McDonald ...........c.c..000 were Sugar Creek Butter team in | a iis HANDICAT the Pennsylvania League. {J. Unger 502- 120- un Early contenders in the dou-\ §iiDonsid xe B83 I an bles handicap bracket are- How-, 5: shies DOUBLES ACTU. JAL Vv ard Manifold and Jim Coryell of |x’ MicConkey-W. Eggerding .... the Indianapolis Machinery five. D. ATUSIDIIRE, Lan DICAR 4! IBLE ! Bie a el Yap A ia 25- z atrich . — 1125-180—1305. Bot Leglers {> Yolz.D. Pai Hek ..

compete in the Rosedale Dairy | Mullen League at the Sport Bowl.

Competition among’ the teams| at Dezelan Alleys failed to startle the filberts in the gallery. Bub-|Drill Press be ble Up's 2731 output was tops in| Phired § BLAIS viii sefiven 2674-343 3011

United Banana ....... . 2529-432—2061 the actual division and Drill} DOUBLES EVENT

, veer 1127-151— TEAM ACTUAL {Bubble Up . Shooting Stars National Trailer Sales TEAM HANDICAP 2468-561

1278,

3 ~—F, Sunderman-W. Allen, 939Press registered a 3029 score, in- nibs: B. House:D. "Stull, 1031" 100. i 1315 . Rober ouse, . cluding 561 gratis pins, to lead!il31, F. Ropertel, Hou 4 1051; G.

in the handicap. 997-189-1186; G. A heavy schedule prevailed on ° “Reed,

Saturday and Sunday in the first Lantz 927-19241119,

| Mune rN Harshbarger,

1028-127—1155;

M, Supine R.

uet 1082. 96-1178; J. White-H. Gibbs, ~ of five week-ends of tournament 985-158—11 *% Wells-0. x YaLhroush, | action. Secretary Oscar Behrens hii oe M. Richev-i Waker. | Te: 00 . aAkepeace- allinin, contends the pace will improve 100- 204-1120; R. Gorman-M. Lucas, 1020-

championship last night in the St.|M. Re, 922.163 21085; L. Davis-J. Philip Neri Invitational Tourney. 0 9-181 -1150; Boch E. a iilams, §90- | Greéley, who rolls for Greeley ids; W. Blackwell-B. Allison, 1009- 168 Brothers Service, hammered out i *hocimener R= Franklin, 1031 16— a B53-15—928 for the four-game|y, Jefe Sotet, SiG li0y 8, Me

ay series. He received .a $100 purse. ous: F. Haggard, 877-199—1076.

Total payoff in the sweep- m, illlams-A. Bruce, 877-17

tak is $1021.65 which | 519% ic Hii 35TH 997 K Stakes S h whic s e e; oe . Ken~ y Thase, 947-163--1110: W. Rugh-F. spread over 60 places. The |warmoth, 1019- 0011s, ping Schmid!

2 Meade, 018-232-1147; ut-A. Bro field attracted 420 bowlers. 036 S40 LTT Morris lH. ‘prise, o-

The city tournament scores in-| 30 -1190; Wa Wallis-E. Kel

vort Barbers, 2374-525--2800; Antlers Rec-2519-345--2864: National Trailer 2627-91--2718: Century Cleaners, » i H E. Wehrling Builders, Rio Grande, 81-3 Frozen Food, 2510-360 {2870; Production Tools, 2487-314 35): | tn Delicatessen, 2495-314—2809; | ardson Co, No. 1, 2143- 612-2756.

reation,

oo ries. Ken’s 93 867, B. Jesse. 563-100-662: J Nolan 554-81—635: N. Debrota, 556-690-625; J. EsEP string included shies 514-108—622; .L ouch 4 182 5. [619 J). Battson, 564-50-814 ¥ fller, Jack Welsh ~~ 8ames of 105- | 0 122614; L. Gropp, 580-50 W

™S INDIANAPOLIS TIMES .

MONDAY _.J ¥is, 7, 1052"

Evashevski Takes lowa Post Feb. 1

4 . Eggerding, 5390-16555; H. Beniens. I

Huss-| ym.

517-55— « 5

NOT THIS TIME—Goalie Red Almas of St. Louis, who saved shots he saw and didn't see last night, makes a stop (above) of an Indianapolis goal attempt by Center Dutch Reibel at the Colise-

| and George Yi of St. Louis, The Flyers won, 3 to 2.

Olympians Happy To Reach Home; "Road Was Rough

ot 478- id -554; J. Esterline, 496-50--546 teamed with Lou Fouts. Bothijf b=, J Coen ne, hy, 462.78 | keglers were members of the old 840; ok Byrd, 419. 60-530. R. 1 Loggins, 485- | ~ 3 : affer 72-55 Delaware Bowling Center team. mune. 460-40- 500. > wp » ) i 0:3 H Junlc 630-4 Ken's work left him second in|p.ier. “599-86 a lop, ah. " {928 L. Dyer, 509-72—~583: B.. Berry, 59 the handicap bracket, - however, 5897 O. Sha rr 62-536: E. Hughey, with a 683-26-709. Jerald Unger, [4s 9 568 R Blue u 531-60 -60- ~811; vy, 401-103-504; ou o who carries a 150 average In the an N Perkins, 553-62—-8615; T “Jensen i 435-103-538: J. Overtree, 387 100 487 Diamond Chain circuit, 18 top, Busnier, 473-84-557, N Hiatt 531- oe - reat, in. the. singles handicap with seg. k muchopk, dedolozei Bu irto a 592-120—712 performance, His | Baldwin, 523-80—813; R. Larkin, 481.67 - actual scores were 184-256-15 bacher, 0070 48s: CE Twadt, 493-91 | AC ets I we In the doubles actual, Harry 1% od + Hickok; 883. 103.856; Cio Sa: | 1m Rss rn Stiver and Dale Billingsley set|i' “Nison: 510-1056 : kumar. | , 306. 72578: R. Dietz, 450- 0 , the pace with a 1164 score. 508.72. -878. R. Diets. 450.60810: B. Et

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Caps Take Most Shot But Get Less Goals

NOT GETTING goals when they are needed is helping the Indianapolis Caps shoulder the American Hockey

| League,

They're still in the AHL's over-all last place today after were home today and darned being outscrapped by St.

By BILL EGGERT

Louis)

glad of it. The road was unkind. here last night, 3 to 2. The rigors of traveling include

1141 column,

defeat

by Minneapolis.

1164 that shaky feeling in the 10s8 ter hockey games played here this Saturday night it was season, but the Caps got on the ‘And wrong end of the

score again.

a last night it was unhospitality by| And it followed St. Louis’ 4-to-2 | victory over Indianapolis. Satur-| rebound.

the Ft.

The Olymps’

Wayne Pistons. setback « 3731 Wayne was a personal 2627) matter. Ft. Wayne cashed in on 20!33 of 43 free throws, although with an ill Ed Nicholson out of{ Ajmas more alert than usual in|88—214, and a stroke lead over

7/outhit from the field, 25-23.

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BRIAN broke the|

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on succeeding week-ends until 187-1207; J. Redington-C. Redington, 907-| the finale on Feb. 3. | MrT. Daprile-M. Mascari, 920-206— | 11135; R. Swarm-R. Parmalee, 933-268 Greeley Wins Singles |iiti reeley INS Jingles |iios: 1.’ Heimann-W. Oliver, 1053-160 (53: B fusbkedd. Normeutt, Joje-ui- began pressing. LH COX ratten = st BILL. GREELEY closed with Blackford-A. Rathbun, 929-151-—1080;].

The game was lclose most of the way, but Ft. Wayne led, 71-56, with 414 utes left. That seemed to tou off the Olymps’ firebrand. They

Chamness-R. Gale, 946-188 moved the score to 72-67 and| {ago ‘from Cincinnati,

fractured Inight as his Red teammates won la 5-t0-2 victory at home over | Pittsburgh. He crashed into the

The pressing could have been) a rush to win the handicap singles D. Hicks-S. Vasel, 968-194—1162; G. Kot- |gaved for a suit. It only resulted Pavey-L.. Price, in Olymp fouls and five straight |Piston free throws. With 115 min-/| utes left the Pistons had a 77-67/boards feet first. 1021- Teiggt: 5 lead. And that was it. Leo Barnhorst and Bob Lavoy!

INDIANAPOLIS effort was hobbled by an ankle injury to 886 RL Paul Walther. He was hurt in the

{8nyder-M. Glenn, 1065-98-—1163; F. Youn} hitting 23 points, 16 of- them com-

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| possible

Ft. day night in | st. (foul) z

Louis.

Other players (left to right) are Max Quackenbush of St. Louis; Johnny Wilson of Indianapolis

S Ten game.

Ex-Michigan University. Star, 33, Resigns Head Grid Berth at wsu

Ry United Press

IOWA CITY, Iowa, Jan. 7—Forest Evashevski, freshly resigned from Washington State where he turned out the best Cougar football team in 20 years, will take over as head coach at Iowa Feb. 1 and try to do the same thing for the Hawkeyes. ; ig ) Stavely, 38, former University of The 33-year-old former star Denver athlete.

[Michigan quarterback was RUMORS "HAD mounted that named to the Iowa post a few Raffensberger was on his way hours after he quit his $12,000-a- out since last fall when Jowa won year job at Washington State. only two games, lost five and tied He succeeds Leonard Raffen- two. The Hawkeyes tied Notre sperger, 48, who has been under Dame in the season's finale but BLOOMINGTON, Ind., Jan. 7 it wasn’t enough to quell the crit-

(UP) — Indiana University of- icism. z ficials rebuffed new rumors to- The athletic board ha Son. day that they have selected a ferred with Evashevalat, or new football coach to replace least the past Week. Be ot the Clyde Smith, who resigned re- Evashevski, rat o v cently. top young coaches in the coun Y: The rumor outburst started said he plans to visit Iowa o ey with Forest Evashevski’s resig- Jan. 14 and will move here Pe. nation as Washington State's 1. He had served in the Navy Pr

football coach last night. flight school Jere in 292.

“We did not offer the job to VSKI slurred as quarEvashevski or to any other ASHE Michigan's. powerful coach,” said Prof. John Mee, teams of 1938, ’39, 40. He blocked chairman of IU’s Athletic Com- for triple-threat halfback Tom mittee; “However, We efpect Harmon and captained the team iv be able to Mink an anounce- ne was considering the offer in 1940. | ‘ment within the near future.” [lO ., Ueki had three years to] He also won the Big Ten achol|fire since last fall, when the] He astic medal in 1940 as the top |Hawkeyes failed to win a Big gaiq he was quitting Washington | football playing scholar. State “with regret,” but oppor- | Later he was assistant coach tunities were greater elsewhere. for a year at Syracuse and for The Towa athletic-board did not|two years at Michigan State while

Forest Evashevski

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Igo on his five-year contract.

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BUT. THE Iowa athletic board |

” finial, “Raflensperges. AMOR gf the 'safary terms of Hié Biggie: Munn was head coach. ab...

{through his three-year- -contract, lto stay on in another athletic de- | partment job. Raffensperber said

Kroll Seeking

new five-year contract. [the two schools. He went to WashHe had led Washington State ington State two years ago.

t fall to its best record in = o/Basketball Notes

years—seven victories . in : ted Kennington Pos games, And he said he would na EH the holiday tourney

bring three ‘Washington State; “Dearborn, 50-48. of C. won from

hite Front in Class B, 51-41; assistants along with him: Alton Mate's, yiles > fou. aS vor South

jKricser, 41, former athlete, bas topped Silver Circle Bar.

[7:49 and Bert Hirschfeld smashing! it was another one of the bet-| 2 sizzler by Goalie Red Almas at 16:00. It remained that way until 27 seconds after the final period Kroll set out today to present his | started. Simpson then finished a!bride of two months with a be; | flurry of St. Louis shots with a/lated wedding present — top

THE CAPS tried 82 shots dur-

= n 5

THE FLYERS, who came here ing the 60-minute battle,’

Witiuk on his

cago Blackhawks,

lineup and Rookie

way to the Chifinished out]

their victory minus two other men

—Steve Black

and Al Baccari.

Both went out of play in the third

period via knee A rash of Inju

Jean Denis,

injuries. | ries recentlly/may

| force clubs to put stickboys into |action, The. Caps have Bill Folk d Péte Durham recovering from ch| knee injuries.

Providence wing

who joined the club only a week)

suffered a’ ankle last]

IN OTHER AHL “action yester-|ie

period enabled

day afternoon, three goals withylled the Olymps with 16 and 14, a two-minute span in the third 919- Fal—1130; points, respectively.

Buffalo to beat

| Syracuse, 6-to-5, while Cleveland

broke a 1-1 deadlock with a three-goal burst in the final pe-

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Steve the Flyers’ nets, shots he never saw. He had 32 stops while the Caps’ Glenn Hall |foot-8- -inch Tom Thumb among

had 27.

The Caps went back to practic-| loutsider to cop the $4000 first ing today for their Thursday! [prize plum.

night game here with Syracuse. They will be.in Cleveland next |1ess than a year, was the choice]

Saturday night and face Pitts-| of locker room experts to pocket!

saved several J. (Dutch) Harrison, St. An-

burgh here Sunday night.

Durham is expected to be ready| Arkansas traveler and seasoned | 3 for tbe Syracuse clash and the) |campaigner is playing some of

cast was to be removed from! | Folk’s knee ‘today to sce how| Riviera Corptry | Cid layout.

strong the knee is.

Hockey Summary

INDIANAPOLIS: Hay, Zeidel] Hirschfeld:

rady,

er. 8t. Louis:

rison, Black, ney, Lundy. Officials: Referee, Walton Russell: men, Johnny Sorrell and Hal Jackson.

Bruneteau,

Raglan;

Goal, center, Reibel: alterna {lson, L.

center,

Hall:

McKay, Giesebrecht,

Goal, Almas; defense, QuackSimpson;

wings, tes,

SCORE BY PERIODS

(Pogue,

with Black) 3:23,

16:00. (high-| Sticking Zeidel) 3:23, Zeidel (interference; Lundy (tripping L. Wil-| 3 son) 4:40, MacNab (holding ‘puck) 16:06,| Zeidel (hooking Simpson) 17:39, THIRD Pi

INDIANAPOLIS St. Louis

SCORIN FIRST PERIOD: 1, Hamilton) (Kelly,

6:43.

'ERIOD: 5 St.

(Hamilton, MacNab

Pogue) 27,

(holding Selisizai) 16:50.

tripping Kelly) SHOTS

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1A Open Title

By United Press

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 7— Ted

{money in the $17,500 Los Angeles |Open—as he paced the field into] the rich event's final round. But despite his three-round 146-

drews, Ill, 145-70—215, the 5-

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{his best golf over the rugged| } ’ | THE FRONT-RUNNING pair, | * {in the last threesomes to tee off | [today, took the course’ under; cloudy skies and a threat of rain.! (Those with scores of 230 or bet(ter made up the final field of 64. | | Kroll, along with Harrison, dis- |: placed second - round leadersi: |Jackie Burke Jr., Houston, Tex., jand John Barnum, Grand Rapids, | Mich., with their sub-par rounds.

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