Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 January 1952 — Page 28

Bisons Try Flyers Unplug Leak In Locals’ Defenses

ty BILIL. EGGERT THERE'S A in the Indianapolis Caps’ defense that needs plugging while they go about renewing. their battle here tonight to get into the post-season hockey

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Lovellette Is Still Nation's Top Scorer

i; voffs. > © . - seal — playons. ¢ showed up last night ————————e i ——————————— no Ry Vnited Press ~ four-letter fan n the stands sn . . iii By United Pregs in St puis as the CAPS’ Were p.1¢ minutes. Two .of his scores NEV YORK, Jan. 2H - The 1 refer to profanity, of course. There's been a lot of NEW YORK, Jan. 24 — beaten. T to 4, hy the Flyers wera within 11 =seconds. of each " Cleveland Indians decided today jt swirling over the press box at Olymp games. Newsmen Clyde Lovellette, 6-9 Kansas Zs BAIR 34 . . Sipe, other against Indianapolis’ No. 3 to Ben Re oe 3pecty) aren't sho ked by the words, Nil) memes smep—————— senior, of Terre Haute, Ind., to rig : I They 78 His third goal lit the lamp batting schoc ih wad =everal women we know have gq, ome on out so polio won't is getting the scoring battle . tha HB & while the Caps were shorthanded. That disappointing batting av- complained, have a leg to stand on. ; : i : ! Li S IM Indianapnlis had a 2-1 lead at erage of last season might have The naughty ? | of his basketball career from oR Sens the end of the first period on goals «tarted a trip to the bushes for nouna and adjec- Butler Timeout Ends Bobby Pettit, 6-9 Louisiana State tt e ed ihe «ne "hy Bert Hirschfeld and Johnny a less talented shortstop. But tives are directed BUTLER'S BASKETBALL sophomore. tr . Cans have wen Rely Wilson, but they couldn't have hit the Tribe instead announced that at the officials {team went from the classroom Lovellette topped the nation's i. BA ct a home Thurs. ne St. Louis cage with radar in Boone has signeW for the same and the more floor to the basketball hardwood major college individual scoring Bn ve ! J ome 1hUrs- pe second period. They got only pay he made last year. and that te m p eramental today. The Bulldogs had been on list today for the sixth straight ds ght game since 0 ) 12 shots at Goalie Red Almas in he's being packed off. to the opposing players, a seven-day timeout for exams. eek but he was only a tenth 7 a2." those miserahle 20 minutes, while ¢lub’s hatting school at Tucson, Why profanity, Tony Hinkle kept. practice go- Weel ] : : , ’ . ‘Rn 16Wer 11 Cm 9 " : : of a point ahead of Pettit. The FHE FLYERS lowered '* the Flvers were peppering. Cap Ariz. Feb, 20 we don't know, ing .during the tests, but never hulk! Kansas center averaged ho on Indianapolis depriving craiie Glen Hall with > tries yn» Webster's dic- had a full crew aboard. Now he Je ng Rnsas iy = af 2 y a tie t . ; Vv nia 26.5 points per game, while” his the of a chance to tie the Tavior's hat tr made it 4 to 2 ROONEF has heen somewhat of tionary contains has and can start worrying about 18-vear-old rival averaged 26.4 Ml ns for fourth place In, (he Flyers Eric , Pogue a problem to the Tribe for some thousands of Saturday. night's nig Indiana Col- according to NCAA rr which fhe stern Division. of the punched in a go at 11:13 before time But General Manager pungent but legiate Conference” game at Val- taciuded last Saturday's games. American Hockey League. It was yo... Wilson notched his seéc- Hank Greenberg showed the proper expres-p. . . 4. ..q, Paraiso. : ia fi# seventh straight loss to.the and deflected goal at 14:58. worth of this lad when he re- sions of censure. ae ih # a =» : 22 Fivers in St. Louis over two sea sn x vealed Boone's name wag placed. Maybe a list of these should hel WITH HALF the season com- LOVELLETTE scored 343 sons and enabled the Flyers to. ROY KELLY made it 7 to 2 on the waiver list last summer printed on game programs. Might Plete the Bulldogs have a 4-8 rec- Ipoints in 13 games, Pettit 317 in #nap out of a five-game losing for the Flyers at 1:41 in the as a test. “Every club in the help. ord. That's not too cheery, but (12. The young Louisiana State wtreak final period while -Cap Coach: Ott league put in for him,” Green- 8H a the return of Center Charley Eng-| star boosted his average more A crowd of only 2538 dotted Heller was sitting out a holding berg said. SURE, THE male fan (we've lerth is. Charley, a 6-4 sophomore than two points by totaling 75 in she spacious arena. It was the penalty. Al Baccari scooted away At first, it seemed Boone was heard no women swear at the from Tech, has conquered his two Southeastern Conference en“Flvers" second lowest crowd of from the Caps’ Durham at 6:3 doomed ‘to live in the shadow of games) pays his buck and is en- textbooks and is eligible again. .gagements last week. He got 25 fhe spason and far below the for the Flyérs' seventh goal at UP FRONT—Sid McNabney, 1.0u Boudreau, for Lou was the titled to his beef. But hasketballl Englerth will help at the pivot against Mississippi State and 50 frason high of 10.285 that wit- 6:34 E rounding out his third profes- shortstop and manager. when is no stag party. Seems towthis and give relief to Ray Stewart : ; ; against ‘Georgia, setting a new nessed an October game against From then on, the Il sional season will center one of [tay joined the Indians. But after corner that the naughty noun and Sub Wilbur Zohbe. cats Jy pry single game high for the season, Hershey. Si into a time-killing style of Pe Buffalo's hockey fines tonight three years Bondvesy left: and sters could copy the high school : Hinkle gained ; Sieyer, Just GYMNAST is ‘Codch Gene Only five other college basketThe Caps’ No. 3 line of Pete Jankowski steered in O'Grady's, _ . Indiarianshs in the Cell 8 season was Boone's first:as crowds. The prepsters applaud A player. Gus Ty ep i Wettstone considers Jean Cron- Dall playefs ever have scored 50 Rurham 1,on Jankowski and shot at 13:00 for the Caps’ final g LB: 1S I” a regular. the foe and usually confine their May have to forego the Va po stedt, Finnish orphan and 19- Or more points in a game against Francis O'Grady was scored upon goal, Almas had 23 saves seum A p.m. oo Refore the season he suffered disdain to “ohs and ahs.” game because of a twisted year-old Penn State freshman, a major opponent. Jay Handlan four times last night showing up his night 8 work while Hall - S—— a broken wrist Later he suffered A friend of ours. a ‘college ankle. a major prospect for champion- of Washington & Lee tops the a. weakness that can crimp play- Stopped 33. Full hasketball. coverage is 2 sprained ankle. Those bugahoos coach says that verbal abuse ———— ship honors on the high and list with 66 against Furman in

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: : : : . . a . with a line that will score one included in the Home Edition of batting Average. Certainly he siohal basketball. In fact. he Button First in TA. & M. scored 58 against St, HARRY TAYLOR, who had goal and let. four be scored your Sunday” Times, pi Sf ih lhe field. Mere Je addz, there's often more verbs . ! Pro Basketball Louis in 1946; Harry Boykoff of : AL 1 it ni / y : > A , " : : scored eight goals in 280 games agains 34> 2 . 3 : 1 x sae of id in Reyen cHibe than -verve in the action. He Skating Tuneup EASTERN DIVISION . St. John 3 collected 54 against tHizx season and is known mostly : Rn 2 ague leacer XIA01e: egnecially points to the hig jaw a ® SN Eris SSPracuse ~ 5 Feu St Francis of New York in 1947; a Dora R b rt on a e er # x.» jamborees on the plaving floor JARMISH +» PARTENKIR. BORION oy [7 ressigiens. 23 4 a2 George Mikan of DePaul scored in p cn i goals for n 0 e S = . His premise is how ec: vou ev. CHEN. Germany, Jan. 24 (UP)— af} BR errr 2 a3 5 53 against Rhode Igland in 1945, three se ond-period goals for i BOONE cannot be congidered prem How pan NL eX: tony aeiphia 18 2e i and 8 k Luisetti of Stanford the hat trick within =ix and one q f ; pect. the crowd to hehave when Dick Button, America’s hest bet | 12 27 308 AN ank Luis i of Stanfor ¥ hopelezs as a batter because of h a WESTERN DIVISION made 50 against D esne | In. Women's Golf TOUrney «ine milan. Ts ay he avers cant. and why for a goit metal n the Osan ONY ma Bh Diane : : doesn’t som ry mak Rochest vidio 1 541 1938. Hockey Summar ’ game against Boston last July, jo) , omehody make them .. .. games next month, won SpE ie-s.28 34 SY ge INDIANAPOLIS: Goal * Ha dafanse Br United Press cludes Dorothy Kirby, the veteran he hit home runs on. consecutive EE the men's Sgure skating title yes-{IYVIANAPOLIE ......... 30 13 13 pe - . Cnf Heller nter, 1 Ailan wing A AN a - 0 q " i > ! : : . F Wayne CHa 16 22 421 ; LETTE scor 9 1 Wilson Brune alternates. Diurha MIAMI. Fla., Jan. 24 (UP) Atlanta star who defeated the times at the plate, leveland won t F¥ THE BA( KROARD terday at the Garmisch Winter Milwaukee 10 30 25 LOY ELI ETTE scored 24 points Hay, Zeidel, O'Grady, Glover, Hirs Ho . . 4 talc th “0 eels he bas a point. What do. ..; : bi : RESULTS LAST NIGH against Nebraska in his only apJankowski. Reibel, MeKay Defending Champion Claire Dor- Cleveland swinger in the finals 1 game, J-.. , » Carnival with 5180.97 points. a BES ’ NIGAT 8t t Goal, Almas se eLENCIng an} of the.l. S. Women's Amateur Just before Boone inked his YOU sav. fan? And he careful »o Sosa Hos RI pearance last week as most of the + . ‘ Nom { ; 84 of Us At Si . oe 99 _vear.- arvar Syracuse § i time: t ' AEan es. Nichalson an of Cleveland plays Ann Spal championship last year at St.new contract Max Lanier] What Xou reply. There are Button. 2 yet od Harvard * Gau ®'" colleges concentrated on mid-year u Nichalson, I 15} ! St. » Mal ‘ 1 lanai - . 0 ; a oclvette ne . ; : i Hy Lindy, Biack. Bh row Robertson of Miami and pay) Minn, Miss Kirby opens checked in. with the Giants. ladies present. senior from Englewood : Re ea) examinations. Taylor, § ; M Ml rh pen . : built up a good lead in the com- 7 ftictals: Referee. Walton Ruasell; lines- Medalist Mae Murray of Rutland, against Mrs. Karl Clements of [.anier had threatened to quit That's B ok th 11? pulsory figures Tuesday and re- « = ~ im |, Mark Workman of West Vir. " © "SCORE BY PERIODS ’ ta Charlotte De Cozens of St. Pefershurg, Fla haseball when he was traded to askerpails Fo tnt : ’ : ginia was busy and his 69 points INDIANAPOLIS 2 1 1.4 Vt, meets Charlotte De Cozens ol ) . tie Giante in the. deal that sent THAT PRE mained ahead. with his display of unkKel s atings id R 36 Si. Louis oRING 1 4 3-Tipagsipody, N.- J, today in the Other upper bracket matches Eddi > i Son t sent H. ESS-RADIO - hafi- free skating yesterday. FEuro- : in two games boosted him from FIRST PERGOD. 1. St. Louis. Morrison, o : . Marjorie Lindsay of Decatur, III. CC® * anky into the Cardinals’ kari comes off Wednesday in the pean Champion Helmut Seibt of TODAY seventh to third with a 24.8 averKanmor. Hrymnak 4 58 Indtananciis first round of the Helen l.ee = yr Stan rape MANAGED 8 offige. But 36-year-old fieldhouse at Butler. . aby fa FAST : Jo (N <) i $ Hirschfeld (Coli Indianapolis : Mrs. H. W. Stone of Ware, ..) who w ler. The more Austria finished second. Biitton £23 Niagara s73 Age. Don (Monk) Meineke of 5 3 [ Doherty women's amateur golf ghpals, §.C Evelyn Odom of J who won 11 and lost nine formal name for the crime is will defend both his Olympic and wibwEer Me 8% Daylon was next at 24d, railed : tournament Miami vs, Mrs. Peg Cirino of | io Year Signed WH the Dre-jhasiketoail, world titles while in Europe. Daston “is5 GeotownDC 03 by Iowa's Chuck Darling at 24 The tiny Miss Murray marched Orangeburg, S.('.. Grace De Moss ie jan hat this will surprise Action starts, at 7:30 p. m. and Suzanne Morrow of Canada a Js Ransville 33 and Duke's Dick Groat at 23.9. . “ . . ‘ Y vol , y . ’ - . s - 3 > . ale dh : 3 her 5-foot, 2-inch (frame around of Corvallis. Ore. ve. Bee Me. YoU Re will have a great year. precedes the Ft, Wayne-Olymp won the women's figure skating 1 844 aL ‘610. (ilen Smith of Utah was tops in the Miami Country Club course Wans of Birmingham. Ala. and Taf X oN game at 8:45, competition with 5162.54 points, Rollins 53.2 Tomms *42 5 total points with 398 in 20 games for a one-under-women’'s par 74 Fdean ndersn of alpns LANIER HAS beaten the The game involv aE And Feil a ae ' W. Texar St #52 7 Texas Tech 3% 8 : 9 “ : r And n Helena ae ing Press and Erike Kraft of Germany was FAR WFST but was well back in 20th place in vesterday to lead the aqualifving Mont, Mrs. Frank Fuller of Dodgers 23 times in his career Radin ix for the March of Dimes runner-up. . i'm Youny 68.7 Denver “13 yp hi : a - £ fiald for the 32-plavel champion- Elgin, Ill mora than anv other National — mre meme ae Yhome team. "the 3607 ng averages a, * ship flight I'nder the tourna- The match plav tournament League pitcher. So he is an ob . Tankawsk| y ment rules, Mise Doran was not will end Sunday with a 36-hole viously welcome man on the i Rallies i a hanlab, 3 1a required to qualify. final Giant roster. " » » y . O h . "5 Yogi Berra and Gil McDougald en ver Il d dil on d i t ti 0 the Ice | POLLY RILEY, Ft. Worth, 1,: ; 2 signed - with the Yankees and ; : Eastern Division Tex.; Barbara Romack of Scra- Tribe Seeks Permission Chuck Stobbs with the White Sox 24 i . mento, Cal, and Mary Ann Dow- To Erect 8 Billboards yesterday. Berra. the American ®R : ney of Baltimore, Md., shared the : League's most valuable player,! : § 3 0 runner-up spot in the qualifying , Tne Indianapolis baseball club was a holdout last season but! . Western Division round with 76's. In their first today filed a Yarsnce with the signed gaily for $30,000 this M da Only! Pt tabuth co round matches, Miss Riley plays Clty Board of Zoning Appeals for time. McDougald was the league's} Friday Saturday, on y § i. ‘a "a ‘misal n Yan sarficinor : Cineinpaty il... 18 22 d1/Pat Garner of Midland, Tex, ; Permission to erect advertising rookie of the year with a .306! 1 fNDIANAPOLES “(1° 15 35 4137 ia 33 Miss Romack meets Frances Rich billboards at the ball park. batting average. RESULTS LAST NIGHT of Bainbridge, Ga., and Miss Dow-' The request calls for the eree Stobbs was acquired from the!

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