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New Albany] Picked To Win State Title |

By KURT FREUDENTHAL United Press Sports Writer They've been knocking on the | ate since '48, but never got in. They're still hot favorites, those | ‘orrid New Albany Bulldogs, who |

have the height and speed,” the bespectacled mentor explained. “Our boys are thinkers who play very cool. I am sure if we have any breaks along the line this

sure February rolls | ave, every Hoosier sports writer elimby. out on a limb and tries to prophesy the bdutcome of the state high school basketball tourney. In the following

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today became the United Press g,ticle, Indiana Sports Editor team can | handle -the (tourney) Sholee do on. adit 5 high Kurt Freudenthal of the United ii, ation schoo ske tournament—| prays makes his annual plunge, | Hoosierland's ace famous athletic pontine to do as well as pu ala | But Randy knows the tourney avent. in 1950 when he hit Madison (rail is rough, New Albany's Twice. the southern Indiana .., {pe nose—or at least as well path leads through. the stony

hot-shots reached the round of ,. i, 1951 when his Lafayette the final four—the last time In| y.q4 gronros went to the “final 1950—but both times they were | four.” denjed. This season they've been beaten only by East Chicago| New Albany has been tough to Washington and currently are beat the last five years, leading the U. P. Weekly honor, “We've been tough because I roll. believe in giving the fans ‘their money's worth,” said Gordon

sides a rugged host, teams from Bedford a

capable Sey-

{And the Bloomington semiBaal

a surprise or two, “Any ball club can have a hot

THE RECORD speaks for 1t- Raney, their pint-size coach, “We night,” Raney added thoughtfully. self, In 16 games, the Bulldogs play ever me to win ” The ~Bulldogs, perhaps their play every ga ‘» averaged 73.6 points, while hold- Raney, who became a hardwood best club yet, are built around ing. their ' opponents to 54 per h.t.shot at Jeffersonville and SiX-foot-four Jim McLaughlin,

game. They're unbeaten at home ater starred at Hanover College, their senior center. Frank Stemie,

in 47 consecutive games—a Strifg apn floor a starting *five averag- their most consistent scorer, and; . which began in December, 1948. no nearly six-foot-two in height, Bill Maetschke, both about sixall of the “hit-and-run” variety, ~ foot-three, share the forwards,

They've got height, balance, a typical downstate fast-break, a fine scoring punch and tremendous rebounding power.

and Bob Ledford and Bill White, five-foot-10 and six-foot-one, respectively, Usually start at guard.

8 “I HAVE six good dependable boys, and hey are all shooters,

Kentucky Wildcats Still No.1 U.S. Cage Team

Purdue Finds vork, Fen. 12— Indiana U.

NEW YORK, Feb. Kentucky, the United Press

Club They : board of coaches’ pre-season Tri

Jeffersonville regional, where be- |

mour could break up the works.

|session usually always serves ug,

rips in

choice for the National ColCan Beat

lege basketball championship, | Bs Duke Freia Was rated tops. in the nation "LAFAYETTE, Ind., Feb. 12— (for the second week in a row Purdue's Big Ten basketball .cel- ‘toda by a wide margi lar-dwellers snapped an eight-| yy > argm over game losing streak at the expense uner-up Kansas State. of Wisconsin last night, 78 to 67. Coach Adoiph Rupp’s Blue. | Wisconsin, the only conference . club Coach Ray Eddy’s boys had | grass powerhouse, winner in ing Indiana, 74 to 61, in a free_beaten previously, dominated play 19 of its first 21 games, Te- scoring game. in the first half, but Purdue ral-| ceived 26 first votes and al lied” gamely in the last portion!

to win its second league game In nine starts.

Gopher Hole

By United Press MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. Feb. 12—-Minnesota tightened its grip, jon third place in the Big Ten bas-

Minnesota grabbed a five-point total of 328 out of a possible/lead early in the game and In- : 31350 points. diana never caught up. Minnesota WISCONSIN, Smisoving a tight Kentucky’ s §7-point le ad was paced to its victory by the zone defense and a dazzling floor over Kansas State was the scoring. of Freshman Chuck Men-

20 - game, shot into a 20-#0-10 first- | widest margin enjoyed by a cel and Sophomore Ed Kalafat

period lead, Forward Ed Carpen- {who got 20 and 18 points T ter getting 13 of th . first place team this season. e > PO pe getting 13 of those points p tively. Robert Leonard led In-

But then Freshman Guard, a = » Denny Blind and veteran Center] THE KENTUCKIANS clinched diana with 17 points. Carl McNulty led Purdue's come- their ninth straight Southeastern, Minnesota stopped

back drive which evened the score Conference title and a berth in' : at 35-all at the half. {the NCAA tournament by waltop-| Selangy, Indials fYezhman vey Purdue took the lead immedi- ing Georgia Tech last Saturday ately after the intermission and|night. retained it the rest of the way. | Kansas State

{ter, with only one field goal for the evening.

replaced | Minnesota (74) n Indiana (61) P

(156-3)

fg ft 1g 1t nerve ty.. 8 (Illinois in the second spot with Means.t 3 1 3 Parley! 50 WISCONSIN Guard Ab Nich- gn first-place vote and 241 points. | gell4! } § dieonardt 313} { Kalafat.c 7 4 5|8chiundt.c 1 5 3 olas topped the scoring with 19 mhe Tiini (13-2); who topped the Mitchellg 2 4 3 Masterss 4 4 1 points, but the Badgers’ driving ination for seven straight weeks West 3 3 2Esposiios 1 3 4 punch was hurt in the final stanza perore Kentucky took over last, Walleriusc 3 2 2 Kraak,f 2:03 when their rangy Center Paul |week, dropped from second to py Hr y ? BO ene 5 ’ 3 doctor's Morrow fouled out after chipping|third place with 214 points. Bennett 0 8 3Viewat 080 in 18 points, In other major changes in this Bliss! »1 4 Bling J0Pped Purducs with 17 week's ratings, Iowa (14-1) ad- Totals 25 24 271 Totals POLIS AT BNW got 36 vanced from ninth to fourth PIACE yinesora SO MT SOE, 5s WAS “just one .of those things.’ again ndiana last Saturday,'and St. John's of Brooklyn (17-2) Indiana 4 13 20. 14-8 hooped 16. g moved into the top 10 Kye after Free Throws Missed— Means 2. Gelle 2,! The 20-year-old speedboy sai Pardue a), ft pf Wiseunsn wh, pt an absence of four weeks. Re sant, YE ler: confidently his right knee, injured * Cslhoun.f S{Cable,f 8 Schooley, Scott 3, Vieau. during the World Series,

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BEHIND IOWA came St. Bonab venture and Duquesne, which ran Western Conference §'through their first 16 games of By UNITED PRESS

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) W LL Pet. TP Berens 1 Setferte 3/201 points; St. Bonaventure, IA o.oo 11 am am (uy Gaynor examined Mantle's knee This Week's State £ . ’ ROIS ...veeeies ’ 5% a {Johnson.g 1 2 which held fifth, had two first- Minnesota "7 3 ‘%0 538 533 yesterday and said he would have Colle ¢ Schedule potas 31163) Totals 5g 8 place votes and 184 points, and Michigan Stats & 3 4 241 i53/to rtudy the X-rays for a while g ied wy ~78 Duquesne, which Ohio State .. 4 8B 44 587 613 y — : + Eres Theows Mis nt Iho 3 R S Jumped from Northwestern 4 6° 400 662 144 before. making any announce- trate EPrankiln Aer vios Te ot Tar argu Mist cathoug J munyin eighth to sixth place, had four Mie" 11 4 3B Himent Exvinam. Manchester at Huntington. Morrow 5. Nicholas 2. Ward first-place ballots and 164 points. Purdue =siis wd 8 20 40 5 Meanwhile otheg clubs were ac-| WEDNESDAY-ORle Northern ai Gon: aos ———— ——— EAE {cordia. five i Re pen and ink derby. AOA es Rt pth Ball State. - utier a ndiana ate aul a otre 's e ew. York Giants an J Tech in a Ic un o as et qa ati nounced the signings of Outfield-! Joseph at Wabash, Concordia at/ Tri: ers W 8 ta INgsS illie Mays (also signed wp) RIDAY ~~ Rose Poly at Concordia of NATIONAL YAR Ws? with Uncle Sam) and Gail Henley! Sprineeld, 1 Kentucks N y, . SOUTH . -| SATURDAY—Indianas at Northwestern,’ Duaueshe « 0H wr FS ae HEA 4 Regis 8 5 3 Auburn *55.0 Georgia Tech = 4% , and Pitcher Al Kontkowski leav | OWS oe Pyrgue, Ball State at Indiana’ Kans State 839 Calforais 81.7 Loyola, Cal® - 343 When St. 3.3 [Florida *51.7 Georgia 47 ing only 23-game winner Salstate, at Butler, Hanover at St. Bonav'ture 78.0 815! Santa Clara *637 CohiHer a 34.3 Geo'town, Ky. 399 Transylvania *1v.1 Magli a C : 2 ir Bly on BD at Franklin, Taylor Dayton 5.2 87.4 Seattle U 58.8 ' Pac. Lutheran 43.7 Leuisville - 73.8 Ky. Wesleyan afle an atche@y Sal Yvars |at Manchester. Wabash at Indiana CenLlinois R3 873 . AST CS 1utheran 48.7 Mid. Tenn st. as Chattanooga 81 unsigned. A bre, uw a Lake Forest, Rose Poly n 743 Tulsa 67.0: Army *53.5 . enn, Tec 47.1 hs meer Cr Louisville 738 Murray St. 66.7, Boston WU, “49 i - 8 THURS ’ The Boston Red Sox reported — ST 8t. John's, N.Y. 73.4 Duke « 6.8] Bucknell 480 Lehigh 24 HURSDAY %. Pitcher Will Henry, 12-15 with pees Seton Hall 728 NOTRE DAME 66.6 Columbia *61.2 Princeton EAST . H 4 . St. Louis 72.3 Bradley 66.4 Cornell *67.4 Harvard 72 Holy Cross 67.5 Springfield 4 ouston last season, and Out- It's Mellowed E. Illinois St. 72.0 Detroit 66.4 Fordham *65.3 Iona 58.6 New York U. *680 Niagara 61.1 flelder Jim Piersall, who hit .346 § Minnesota 72.0 E . State 66.4 Lafayette *85.2 Muhlenberg 51.9 R. 1 State *369 Massachusetts 36.4 fern ha " i est AN reinta ns Mask ants $6.3 LaSalle i 513 Pennsylvania 663 St. B Bonav'ture 78.0 St John's, N.Y 3 at Birmingham, had signed. The ) { n Valley 8 8 . Miami, O., 71.2 Alabama 65.9 Maine 34.0 Josals os Willimantic St. 303 Niams 3 § Braves announced the receipt of DePaul il Villanova $3.7 Manhattan $15 C.C.N ATs MIDWEST signed contracts from Pitcher Ee h1 Tole 81 St Joseph, Pa. *61.7 Newk. Rutgers 32.8 Capital Wilmington 2D Col d t Penn State 3 Marquette 88.4 Temple, © 88.0 Albrioht 184 BePaut NS For i. JI Dave Cele and Catcher Paul Buse h ¥ ey Pau T Eroacll Bi SUD. Rivmow of dddees CHiEsiee fd Bed RE HC a— Eien Hf Sad ® IVIL REG EER. Bele BY : La : J ; " Wyoming 68.1 So. California 64.4 Cincinnati 64.4 Xavier, O, 624. Tojego Tad “48 5 Rar ante "64 Premier Furnaces MIDWEST | Hamline 885 Bt. Thomas 49.3 1 Tri-State #293 Concordia. Ind. 238 Duquesne 821 Kans State 80.0 | Kent State 605 O. Wesleyan *50.4 Valparaiso 56.9 Ball State 45.1 St. Bonev'ture 780 Dayton Lawrence T. 62.1 Detroit Tech 43.3 SOUTH We Sell, Install and 8t. John's, N.Y 34 Litnols " ue Miike aa Bradiax 39.3 Dayton 75.2 E. Ky. State *66.4 : i all 13. Leow 13. x ¥ 288.4. 0M oo. py . Penn: State 60.8 E. Illinois St He Wooster 48.3 Akron "14 Wear Virsinia “Ls Yietinia Tech aol Service Our Equipment New York U. 680 Minnesota 0 Youngstown *§0.8 Slip'ry Rock 4 FAR WEST . i : Holy Cross 67.5 INDIANA FAR WEST Utah State ~ *613 Colo. A & M 58.1 ’ Cornell 67.4 Miami 3 Ban Francisco _ 60.2 _ San Jose St. “56.1 ___"Home team. LaSalle 13 Depaul © arin — Navy 662 Jowa

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Ban-Dee’'s kegling team today:

boasted the record: team game of |the season — 1057 — largely

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Urges Sweeping | Sports Probe |

WASHINGTON, Feb. 12 (UP)

| Chairman Adolph J. Sabath urge 'tee today to approve a sweeping investigation of sports and “throw the fear of“ God into gamblers

land crooks trying to corrupt our |youth. n

the House Rules Commit-

The 85- year-old Hlinois Demo-

jcrat backed proposals to set up a {select House committee to check

up on practically every sport and

all of their “outside influences,”

He told a reporter that his

{own choice for chairman of the

| select committee is Rep. L. Cary

LADDER OF SUCCESS— -

Mary “Ann Marchino, Betsy |

ketball race last night by wallop Turner, Ginger Allbright and

Diane McMahon (top to bot- | tom) try scaling the ladder of success in the featured National Junior 200-yard backstroke event for women at the IAC Saturday ‘at 2. The IAC boys’ team is host to the St. Xavier High School team, Kentucky |

prep swimming champions, dur- |

ing the meet. The IAC girls go to the Towne Club in Chicago Ft Sunday.

{five children and is {sports fan.

This Week's

Clemente (D. N. Y.)—a “fearless and clean-cut young fellow who believes in good, clean sport.”

Clemente, 43, is the father of

Major

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Terre Haute r Wiley, East fcago

South Bend Riley.

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WEDNESDAY — Indianapolis Shortridge ity at Jasper. effersonville, Terre Haute te State, East C Bend Adams,

H br Ham-

{ mond at Gary Proebel, Indianapolis Manua a Indianapolis Howe, Gary Maan at

ayne Central.

THURSDAY — Boonville at Evansville

| Reits, LaPorte at South kend Washington.

Mantle and Yankees

‘Wait Word on Knee

- By United Press

NEW YORK, Feb. 12 — Mickey Mantle awaited. a green light today to plunge into the battle for

* Joe DiMaggio's vacated centerfield job and . prove his. 31 1s 3 disappointing rookie season with the New York Yankees

an ardent!’

a. The St. Louis Browns said Outfielder Bob Neiman, {major league record by hitting would home runs in his first two times {not trouble him in 1952. But.-theiat bat in the major leagues last

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[Ban-Dee Team Piles Up Record 1057 Game

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Freda Plath: Batter Hat. oon oh . | ner fifth honor count of the sea- Lou Walther, Optimist Club our B82 arity Miner, ‘Westmorland Sterling 561 Frances Hutchinson, H. P. Wasson,,, 455 third t ip Hoe Sohail Sherer Limes pe 3 Eva Williamson, Morris Plan 585 Ann Niehaus, St. Cecilia......c.ovv0v0 54 . son. It was the r r over om Oberlies, Doe's AER reas) 575 Tillie Jardina, Rodocker Hbrrets 554 Ruth Sange, Newcomers. .......e..e0us 451 {600 for Lois. Sam Lovinger, Sam's Subway "575 Olive Connell, siiter Plrsiacy 85 Margie Dilley, 8Ky-Hi .. ...cie 447 Joe Walsmith, Riviera Past Presidents 57a Artie Stephenson. Solatalr oor Plo Tyle, Central Coll Cedeaes 448 Lois also holds the city three-, | Dennis Casserly, Sr a NE den 3 3 Estelle Nash, Tom Bemis Service 550 Ruth ye in, Do rook his AT |game series record for the season | Ralon Steinbach, gervice $i lub . 253 Haze) Jarve. Ban Dee A urant, 344 Virginia Conyers, Insurance. 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