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By FRANK ANDERSON THE PRESS and Radio surgeons of doctored-up basketball will have somebody in stitches tonight. Probably themselves, The typoed typos and the microphoneys will meet in an alleged basketball game. The tilt is for the March of Dimes and it tips off at 8 as a preliminary to the Olymp-Fi. Wayne professional game at 8:45. Scene of the crime is Butler Fieldhouse. Both teams ‘take great pains (ouch) with their basketbali, And both are aching to please their readers and listeners. But it's apparent that only their shoes will take a lacing. The spirit is willing but the flesh (and oh, what a mess of flesh) is weak.

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= Ed » WHEN the teams are wheeled out on the floor at 8 o'clock it will mark the third time they have met. Press won the opener in 1950 and Radio survived best last year. Unless they trip over a dangling participle and break their syntax the following Press players will report: Jimmie Angelopolous, Jim Heyrock, ‘Bill Eggert and Jim 8mith of The Times: Angelo Angelop- Wayne have talent, olous and J. E. O'Brien of the/their talents are News, and Bob Stranahan and every week as the gap between |

Bob Collins ot the Star, \third and fourth place in the |

IF THERE is sufficient oxygen | National Basketball Association’s| in the air they poliute the follow- Western Division narrows. The |

too: In fact,

Mike Dunn and Charley Brock- want to be. man, WXLW; Tom Carnegie | WIRE; Fred Smith, WFBM; 8id th Collins and Jim Shelton, WIBC and Luke Walton, WISH. The “robbing” will be taken

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{streak on the line.

= ings and Outfielder Lloyd Gear-| | Fort of the Tndiapapolis Indians] "21 just last Friday. night. Hutchings says he can stomach] anything . . . even Press-Radio|

Tonight's ‘game is a makeup! iof the tilt postponed here Dec.! 18 by inclement weather.

basketball. 5 #8 Come out tonight and see OH, YES, about that other basketball at its best and worst. «game. Well, the olymps and Ft. Don't give pollo a Jog to Stand

THE MEN'S CITY tourna-! year and it marked the third

straight 700 since Monday. e ¢ ment closes shop over the Dickinson put together gamesg

week-end and the 33d annualiof 236-213-257 in the East Side women's kegling show willl [Chevrolet Classic League which

,. also saw five 600 series posted. pick up the pace at Pritchett's ja P and Bu Bh A oe alleys. League-leading Anderson Lum-

The women's tourney will be Per dropped a 3-0 decision to y {Century Cleaners but retained a

prominent until early March but [two-game lead with a 57-23 recthis does not ford. National Trailer Sales is mean the men | |second with a 55-25 ledger and

Century Cleaners is third on a

their § [ will confine 52-28 book.

806. and Cecil Trowbridge, 600, Johnny Walker paced the Indianapolis Chevrolet League | at Pritchett's with a 636 series. | among every squad. Virginia Ferguson cam el Charley Wilkinson, who oper-| throigh with a 575 series in the! ates a bowling alley at Red Key, Hoosier Coal and Oil League at Inddana, won the event last year Broad Ripple but the big item and will return to defend his title. was her 275 in the final game. Wilkingon, who rolled a 1747 ac- Virginia rolled 10 straight tual for the eight game event, will| strikes, hit a spare and picked be among the 830 oc clock squad up six pins with her final ball. | on Synday. The deadline for alll , Louie Cox of National Trailer | ntries is Feb. 1. | Sales posted a 633 series in the «4 uu = | East Side Chevrolet Classic] TWO OTHER special events {League while Steve Romanyk of will move into the picture on the Cassidy's rolled a 614. Dan bad] weekend of Feb. 9-10. The 12th | Zewski of Sportsman's Store ha annual Dezelan Men's Doubles|® t a 609 a Bop Sirlebeck Of oo (Classic will- hold forth for four| 20 ae he Wier Pum sl consecutive weekends with the rs a 600. PRO a McQuinn pe curtain falling on Mar. 3. A three-| 1 Cleaners led the Lady of week tourney starts at Sacred Lourdes’ League with a 620 ‘serHeart with the fourth annual ap- Le / pearance of the 200 scratch handi- Emory Bryan had a 632 in the Rp Seep ee proprietor of Commercial League ‘at Fox-Hunt . ; while Bill Greeley rolled a 616. to hoet wiles for 200 doiblte | vesett avis Td 3 610 1 0 have been reeeived but he's same loop. Johnny Castors $36 shooting for the 1000-mark t sparked the action in the Vonne. surpass the 1850-51 tourn ments,

Dickinson Hits 706

IF THE HIGH class competition displayed this week coninues in Indianapolis bowling, t's going to take a 700 series to «ead the city keglers. Charles - Dickinson of City Ice Cream took down top hon- | ors last night at Pritchett-Hunt-0’Grady but he needed a | 706 to do it. It was the first | such series for Dickinson this

8500 guaranteed to the winner. There will be a playoff for 28 | places and special awards for high singles and high series

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THE WEATHER is cold, but ite -Otvraps Srews. Joe Graboski, who got 33 points.

a torrid box score to ke em! ing Radio cagers will gush forth:| |Olymps are third and the Pistons warm. Ep thew The box score came into their from Bill Tosheff and 14-point The Olymps have taken two of young lives last night in Louis- assistance from Buckshot O'Brien. e three games played this sea- ville. They downed the New York] And they're putting a 14- Knickerbockers, game Butler Fieldhouse winning crowd of 3400.

care of by Coach Johnny Hutch- , ame the 14th link in that/with 10 straight losses.

shot to make the score 18-18, in |, pn .\.p the first period. The Olymps led, |New York 19 15 20 122-19, at the first buzzer, 44-34, at lig Walther, Lavey, Zeslolak

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The guy who had most fun {snapping the losing streak vas wesc.

the game was the return of Wal-| ther.

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the year. He had 16-point help pro Basketball

Western Division

Indianapolis (100) ¢ New York (72) Won Lost Pet. pf! 2

Results Last Night INDIANAPOLIS 100, New York 73. 27-100 philadelphia 97, Boston 98.

18— 12 Free Throws Missed—Graboski 2, Jones | Games Tonight Wayne at INDIANAPOLIS.

Sherer, Gal-! Pt. uire 5. New York at Minneapolis.

Scoring by Quarters OLIS ... 22 22 29

latin 2, Simmons 2, A. Mc

He had been missing most| Wins, |ot each 48 minutes for three |81~ -64, but still is ranked as the |

An ankle injury suffered Pest team in the nation. in Ft. Wayne, Jan. 6, was the|AgEles suffered their third loss iin

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Aggies Hope To Hogtie Lovellette

By United Press

| NEW YORK, Jan. 30—The

toughest defensive team in basketball—the Oklahoma

'Aggies—tonight will try ‘to

|hogtie the highest scorer in the | nation—six-foot, nine-inch Clyde Lovellette of Kansas by way of Terre Haute, Ind. | The battle at Stillwater, Okla.’ will highlight a top-drawer night | of basketball which also sees such powers as Kentucky, Du-| lquesne, Seton Hall, West Vir-| ginia, and St. John’s playing important games.

n " n ol RATED OFF their meetings {last year, the Kansas-Oklahoma Aggies fray should be brilliant.) The Aggies won the first game,| 46-41, but Kansas took the sec|ond, 37-27. The key tonight, of course, lies iin how well the ball-hogging 'Lovellette. The Kansas sky‘scraper has been pouring the ball through the hoop at the rate of 126.9 points per game, tops in the nation. On the other hand, the Aggies have allowed their rivals only 44.5 points per game, best ‘mark in the land. Both these teams will be try-

"One of the nicest things about N8 to rebound. Kansas suffered |

its first defeat Saturday after 13 bowing .to Kansas- State, |

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144 games Saturday to St.| | Louis, 48-40, And, of course, the game matches two of the cleverest {coaches in the game — Forrest

an|(Phog) Allen of XK. U. and Henry |

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