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MONDAY, FEB. 4, 1952
Littrell-Berkopes Duo
Cut Swift Pace in Women’s City Meet
THE SABBATH was no lay of rest for Indianapolis bowlers.
In the women’s tourney at Pennsylvania and Pritchett's Alleys, the first week-end settled down with some tantalizing performances. The men's city tournament ended for 1952 with the team events at Dezelans’. . And { the first of two week - ends: of West Side singles was completed in exceptionally fine style. Two of the little girls everybody must watth in the women's 33d tourney showed them why yesterday at Pritchett’s. Lila Littrell and Jo Berkopes erased the previous alltime doubles score with 1199 actual count. The former mark was established in 1949 by Pat Dryer. and Gertrude Rhodes with 1174.
Jack Welsh
8 s s LILA FIRED a 624 series while her Hickman Whirlaway teammate rolled, a 575. These two women now have a strong hold on the lead to the crown which they have won the last two years. Miss Littrell’s string included. games of 212-178-234 while Jo knocked down a threesome of 197-187-191. Jo, who is defending singles champion, quickly made it quite clear she is out to repeat. Miss Berkopes rolled a 588 actual to grab the lead. Ann Crull of Hick- | man’s Whirlaways gained the handicap singles lead with a 58560—645. Helen Hare is second with 515-120—635 and Jo Berkopes retains third place on a 585-48—| 633. ” ” s
PATTY DRYER of Indianapolis_ Morris Plan established an early lead in the all-events. with an 1809 score. In the doubles handicap bracket, Jo Berkopes, and Lila also led with a 1199-72—/ 1271. No squad was able "to budge Hickman’s Whirlaways from. the top spot they gained in team:
actual. This figure with an additional 229-pin handicap enabled the Whirlaways to lead in the team handicap event. Moore's Market and Bolls Furnace are still second and third with respective scores of 2273-565—2838 and 2445-573—2818.
Chet's Drive-In Win
EVEN.THE 1951 state champs couldn't kill off Chet’s Drive-In
as the new city team champion.
Allie Plans New ~ | Salary Talks |
NEW YORK, Feb. 4 (UP)—|
Yankee Pitcher Allie Reynolds,
honored last night as the “play-
Kay Jewelers were featured in
the competition Sunday that ended five weeks of action in the male division but the Hoosier
titlists failed to improve on the| auburn
In Top Tilts This Week .-
| By KURT FREUDENTHAL United Press Sports Writer
Keen-eyed observers of In{diana’s high school basketball 'warfare were convinced today it'll take more than luck
to survive from the state tour-
ney's Muncie: semifinal district, The Northeastern section 1s rougher than ever. Just imagine —besides Muncie Central's de{fending state champs (and they won't ‘be a pushover) there are Kokomo, Auburn, Ft. Wayne North and Central, and at least two or three others who could run off with. the marbles, In fact, every one of them Is classy enough to take the crown. convinced many “ex-
tough
2830 actual score which Chet’s perts” Saturday it is no" one-man Drive-In registered on Jan. 12.|hall club by sinking highly-rated
This figure was sufficient.-to win the halo. The team total was the lowest since 1921 for a team champion. Jim Blake was high for the Chet's Drive-In with a 589. Bob Barker rolled a 578 and Gomer Allred posted a 568. ‘Dave Daniels, who captains the squad, bowled a 548 while Leo Jenkins came through with a 547. In the actual division, chanics Laundry finished second with a 2828 while Marott Shoes took third with a 2801 score. There were 394 teams shootin for the '52 crown. Orangeade of the Mutual Milk League held onto its lead in the handicap division and was declared champion with a 2627
—3198 score. Splicing of Bell
Telephone finished second with!
a 2639-528 — 3167 and Sebrees Tavern of Troy Fuel Oil League had a 2736-374—3110 for third. In the handicap division a
score of 619 was low in singles |
while the actual low was 578. In the doubles, low to cash in the handicap was: 1218 while 1125 was low.in the actual. The 1953 event will see the singles and doubles at Sturm’s_and the team events at Iaria’s. Merritt Neese
Me-{
of Mechanics Hammond has a wee
|Ft. Wayne Central, 68 to 53. Cal
lin with 21. Ft. Wayne ranked| Central,
{fifth in last week's United Press {honor roll, and Auburn 10th.
» on Ld KOKOMO, in third place, had to put on its usual fast-breaking game in the third period to win from Peru, 55 to 47,°'with Corky Willianison tossing in 21 points. | And Ft. Wayne North had an easy time against Northern Conference rival Michigan City, 70 to 54.
this week in what should be the best state tourney preview of the entire season.
| Kokomo tangles at
(15-2)
7-571] + th-seeded Muncie Central (14-3)
|with the latter attempting to protect its slim North Central Conference lead. It probably will be the best-scouted game of the week. | East Chicago W (13-2), idle last week, must wi at Hammond stay in front in the close west INIHSC title race.
Baratto’'s Washington Senators of the tour with his victory in last Diego, in the youth parade. Only day and Louisville also meet Gary Tolleston (8-7) in Week's Phoenix Open, said he Mangrum at Phoenix and Jimmy Dayton that night. another loop test Friday, while would take “a month or so” for Demart in the Bing Crosby pro-| ‘week-end date Test and “very litle golf.” He has amateur at Pebble Beach, Cal, along fast, scored 14
Laundry picked up. the all-events With city foe Tech (1-15).
title with a 1899 total.
sion.
ds Leo Ah jE Tie sue) ceeds Leo earn ‘in this divi-| Neéese, who carries a 193 Jasper (13-3) Tuesday to keep its
events on Saturday with a 2781 average and also .runs a bowling Southern Conference record un-|
Finally, bany (12-1) must win from. rough
‘Shakedown Cruise Starting “Prepsters Vie
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8 Those grudge battles continue
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11951 “Mr. Moneybags” with more turned. pro, finished third in the than $26,000 in his jeans for last wind - buffeted Tucson tourney year's efforts, headed back to his with a 278. wintertime Los Angeles home, the! ¥ a» tour had one less ‘old timer” to ington ashing n contend with.
(8-8) Tuesday to]
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alley at Noblesville, held a 211 blemished and run its home-court |
average. for clinched the singles crown on
Jan. 26 with a 698 actual at In-|
diana Alleys.
Weber High Singles
DICK WEBER,
dividual classic at night. game average of 212°on a total of 1703
Weber, who is the current city match game champion, fashioned a string of 176, 237, 228, 214, 234, 181, 228 and 210. Leo Ahearn of Tompkins Ice Cream is second with 1649.
year's field.
the tourney. He Winning streak to 46.
the youthful stiff * SIAC blond bowling star eof Mechanics cennes (9-8) —Friday. Laundry, led the field in the in-| ¥ 8 8 est Side last| Weber holds’. an eight-|in the South Central loop may not} be unraveled until the regular
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New Albany also is at Evansville Reitz (6-7) in another SIAC game Fri|day and hosts Indianapolis Howe |Saturday for a crucial three-game lcard. Jasper also faces a second encounter—at
THE THREE-WAY" tie for first
season ends: This Friday, Colum|bus. (9-5) is at Southport (12-7 land Shelbyville (10-6) at Con[nersville (4-12). Seymour, which {shares the lead with Shelby and |Southport, takes a week off from {loop action. In the western loop," Clinton
Among the other|(5-7) is at Terre Haute Wiley (8-
er of the year,” was slated 10 keglers who did better than 1600/4) and Terre Haute Gerstmeyer hold a second salary conference over the week-end are Jack Henry (13-7) at Sullivan (3-9) Tuesday, with Yankee officials today and of Anderson Lumber, 1617, and'and Terre Haute Garfield (9-4) Ted Binzen of Gary, 1607. Joe at Brazil (14-3) and Gerstmeyer Reynolds, who numbered two Gasparovi¢c of Hammond missed|at Clinton Friday.
said he expected to sign.
_mo-hitters among his 17 victories
last year, Tejécted she Yankees’ first pay offer at a conférence] last week with General Man-| ager George Weiss. But Allie said he expected they'd agree to-i
apart.” . The New York Giants today, announced the signing of first-| string Catcher Wes Westrum.
‘ The veteran receiver had only a|
200 batting average last year, but drove in 70 runs and hit 20 home runs, proving an “iron man” in the Giants’ amazing pen-| nant drive. Reyolds received a plaque the New York baseball writers at their dnnual dinner last night designating him as ‘‘player of the year.” The big right - hander called the award ‘extremely, gratifying,” especially since he missed the whole of spring train- > witi an ailing arm and “didn’t know whether I'd be able to pitch at all.”
Swails With
Service Five
Dwight Swails, who scored 1764 points in four seasons with Indiana Central, will be <n the Camp Breckinridge starting lineup when the Screaming]
Eagles play at Ft. Harrison, Feb.
Swalils has scored 160 points in 11 games with Breckinridge and ranks second only to Paul Unruh, former Bradley AllAmerican who has scored 200 in 12 games. Other ex-Hoosier high school players with Breckinridge ‘are Jim Fritch of Jasper and Bob Pottenger of Richmond. Emilio Sinicola, All-American last sea-
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Brewer Rolls 688 IN LEAGUE action, Brewer of Downey Dunkers was high with a 688. Brewer's three-
Central Alleys last night.
Hershel Stilwell and Flo Denny were best in a mixed doubles handicap event at
Delaware over the week-end. This combination had a 1326 will Stilwell rolling a 638 while Flo had a 586 score.
In second place came Morris, SOLVED! from May and Gertrude Meyer with a problems,
1204. Meyér had a 632 single.
Major High School Games This Week
Jeffersonvill ToMonzow H Jeffers /ille a tchell, Evansy Nemogal at Evansville Bosse, Jasper ne New Albany, Decatur at Bluffton, Pt. Wayne Concordia at garrett, Clinton at Terre Haute . Wiley; Dugger at Linton, Terre Haute Gerstmeyer at Sullivan, Gary
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Glenn’ at Palestine oil NESDAY Paoli. at Scottsburg, castle, dianapolis Cathedral rispus Attucks ) THURSDAY Gary Emerson at Gary Mann. FRIDAY
Alexandria
at Elwood, Hartford 1t at Winchester, Indianapolis Crispus yi tugks at Huntington, Lebanon at Monti~ cello, Muncie Burris at Hagerstown, Peru Rochester, Warsa at Plymouth, Wabash at Auburn, Logansport at nderson, Marion at Frankiory Richmond at Indianapolis Tech, Munéie Central at Kokomo, Lafayette Jeff at New Celumbus at Southport, Shelbyville af Connersville, Martinsville at Franklin, Madison at Greensburg, North Vernon at Rushville, Seymour at Lawrenceburg, Scottsburg at Aurora, Salem at Michell, Paoll at Orleans, Evansville Central af Bedford, Bicknell at Dugger, Bloomington at Washington, Huntingburg at oonville, New Albany at Evansville eitz, Jasper at Vincennes, Linton at Princeton. Bluffton at Ft. Wayne Central Catholic. Eimhurst at Columbia City, Berne at De-
Castle,
catur, Kendallville at. Lagrange, T. Haute Garfield at Brasil, Terre Haute Gerstmeyer at Clinton, North ‘Terre
Haute ut Terre Haute Wiley, Elkhart South Bend Adams, Ft, Wayne ode at Pt. Wayne North, Mishawaka at LaJorte, Giluth Bend Washington at Mich- » Va Y Roosevelt Baas 80 at East’ Chicago ary. Tolleston, ‘Whiting at Garv Wallace, Hammond Tech at Hammond, Winslow po Owensville, Indianapolis Manual at Danat
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Nashington at Hammond,
Brazil at a} Gary Wallace at Gary Froenel, | at Indianapolis
«we're nottoo far some included a 245-198-245 ‘in| the Capital Paper League at the p
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Auburn’s northeastern leaders
(14-3) host Wabash (11-6) in a|
nonconference game Friday, ence front-runners (14-3) face Alexandria (9-7) Friday. In the East NIHSC, Elkhart's
Bend Adams (10-8) Friday, dnd Ft. Wayne North (13-2) hosts
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TO THE WINNERS GO THE SPOILS—Ro bert F. Gladden, (right) found nothing but smiling |Grosscup led the winners with 27 faces Saturday night at Bluff Road gym as he presented trophies to the winners and runnersup of
Ipoints, and Tom Reynolds chipped the Marion County Grade School basketball tourney. Left to right are Clem Moore, Lawrence
winner of the sportsmanship award; Cliff Wright and Don Broadfield of Franklin Town. ship, the consolation finalist, and "Joe Simpson, Edgewood, the tourney champs.
Golfing Youth Movement Holds Winter Spotlight
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winter tour today
in alg 72-hole six-under-par 274, mean-
He finished two strokes {ahead of Middiecoff, while Skee And with Lloyd Mangrum, the Riegel, the former amateur champ
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| Petersen can be re-admitted for | the second semester if he applies _ Pro for a hearing and shows sufficient | joined Tommy Bolt, Durham, N. cause for angther chance. Hick-| C., winner of the $15,000 Los An-'man said “I hope Pete can get straightened out before Wednes-| Coach John stride only once in the first month Hartford, N. Y. victor at San day” The semester starts that!
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SRG PAGE 3 Norris, Walcott's Handlers Slated for New Conference
MIAMI, Fla., Feb. 4—Promoter cott won the title last July,
| By United Press
[Jim Norris and the manager of {Jersey Joe. Walcott were sched-
{uled for another conference to-
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WALCOTT IS under suspen. sion by the Indiana State Box. ing Commission for withdrawing
day about the heavyweight cham: trom an exhibition bout at Evans-
|plon’s $250,000 ultimatum.
terday. Bocchicchio said the [champion would sign with a Los {Angeles promoter unless Norris offered a $250,000 guarantee for a Walcott title defense. | Norris declined to. comment; {but Bocchiechio quoted him as (saying: “I didn't know there was 80 much competition. Let's think (It over for another day.”
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WHEN Bocchicchio of Camden,
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{with Norris, he said; “It's a $250,000 guarantee or else—.
with-Harry Coast.”
That's]
deadline,
| Bocchicchio sald here: all a mistake. I mailed the check for $200 to the commission from {my home in New Jersey on Dec: 31. They ought to have the money
by now,
“Anyway, the fine {is illegal. Walcott was sick the day he was in Evansville, promoter wrote me a nice letter
to appear
and excused us.”
lville, Ind.. Dick Pride, chairman Felix Bocchicchio, Walcott's Of the Indiana board, sald Wal.
Ipllot, gave Norris the ultimatum cOtt had failed to pay a $200 fine \during their first huddle here yes-|fOr his withdrawal by the Feb. 1
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IN. J, left his half-hour meeting Pittsburgh Makes New
Appointments in Chain PITTSBURGH, Feb. 4 the figure promised us for a fight The Pittsburgh Pirates today ree Matthews on the West ported two managerial appoint{ments in their chain of miner
Apparently he was referring to league affiliates for 1052,
the quarter-million guarantee
for a Matthews {Vegas, Nev, in éarly May.
tional Boxing Ciub, said last week he had “ironclad” contracts with Walcott for (1) first call on
his services for three years, and|/the K-O-M League, Class D, the (2) a first defense of the title to|last three seasons and finished {be made in a return bout with|
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