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. THE QUEENS of city bowling have been crowned! And it will be another year before any rival has an other chance to dethrone them. 2 The 33d annual tourney for Indianapolis women closed

vesterday at Pritchett Recreation] and only one champion came out of the final session of kegling. | Gertrude Meyer of Tom Joyce T-Up took home first place n the all-events handicap with 1658 - 216—1874. Gertrude, who * has a 162-aver-age in the Sport Bowl circuit, averaged 184 for

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kad 509 in the team evenf, 597 in the doubles and 552 in the singles. Her prize will be $50. Jo Berkopes and Lila Littrell of Hickman Whirlaways won their straight actual doubles championship with 1999 and also sewéd up the handicap doubles with 1999-72—2071. The actual singles title went to Miss Frances Dawson of King and King Funeral Home on the 587 series she posted Saturday night. Miss Dawson, who performs at, the Fun Bowl, had a 232 single 9 the third game to clinch the crown. Jo Berkopes was second with 586, which she rolled on the first night of. the three-week-end event. _ Sybil” Northern of Wall's’ Cleaners saw her 576-87—663 . stand up through yesterday's action to win the handicap singles. This crown carries a $60 prize tag. Patty Dryer of Indianapolis Morris Plan is the new actual all-events champion. Patty had a 196 average of 1764. Hickman's Whirlaways offi- * plally won their second straight team: title—both actual and handicap—in Saturday's final team session at Pennsylvania Alleys. The Whirlaway five won the actual on 2751 and then pinned on a 229-pin gratis for 3010 in the handicap bracket. e 1053 tournament will see Mp events going to Speed» way .Alleys. The doubles and singles are scheduled. for Talbot Lanes. June Swiggett, president of the Indianapolis Women’s Bowling Association, announced that a board meeting of the organization is scheduled for 5:30

Stuart Red Hot

RED STUART, one of the toughest tournament bowlers among the men, rolled up a 995 actual in four games last night to take the lead in the scotch handicap sweepstakes at Sacred Heart. Stuart, who does his best kegling work for Fred Cline Realtors, tacked on a 21-pin handicap for 476. If this score holds up until next ‘Sunday, Stuart will win $100 first prize. Red scarred ‘the maples on games of 232-222-269-232. This performance knocked Dick Weber of Mechanic Laundry out of first place. Weber, a staunch rival of Stuart, had posted a 936-8—944. Stuart also grabbed first place

Officials to Decide

Toledo Franchise Fate

TOLEDO, Feb. 18 (UP)-—Base-ball and civic officials will meet here tomorrow for what may be a showdown meeting on whether the Toledo franchise in the American ‘Association will remain or he transferred to Charleston, W. Va. The league is anxious for a decision, which means that tomorrow's meeting may decide the question. The Chamber of Commerce asked for the conference with officials of the Toledo-team and the league. General Manager Danny Menendez, who purchased the team last year, has said that the team is out of debt but needs more money to launch the season,

Joins Angels

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 18 (UP) - Andy Anderson, 28-year-old right ‘handed hitter who played with the St. Louis Browns in 1948-49 has been added to the roster of the Los Angeles Angels, it was learned today.

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City Pin Tourney Posts"976 Handicap - For Four Games in ‘Scotch ‘Sweepstakes

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in the race for single honors with that big 260 singleton. Herbie Hohlt of Fred Cline's is sécond

with 256. |

Red had 33 strikes out of a possible 47 and put together a string of eight straight in his 260 game Stuart had five misses and one split. in the four-game span. “In Sunday's league action, Joe, Hellmer led the male keglers with

1a 695 series at Uptown Alleys. | ro

Herman Mattox shot 664 for P.|

\R. Mallory and Larry, Lehmann

of Reo-Gold Comets posted 661. Bil Irwin had a 650 for Darko

Rosemary Chidester of Packard Indianapolis and Freida Henry| of VFW both rolled 509 ‘series to pace the feminine campaigners.)

Burke Heads

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Taking Open | 5 By 9 vp SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Feb. 18 -Jackie Burke headed for Houston today where he'll play golf before the home folks, his confidence bolstered for Thursday's Houston Open with his first title in nearly two years. The curly-haired ex-Marine, son

of a late famed professional at Town Club Swimmers

Houston, : won the Texas Open

[tional 260, a record for PGA tour-

naments on courses that play a'anapolis swimming team lacked the necessary. balance as the Town Club

par 71 or better.

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ATTUCKS HOPEFULS—Bailey Robertson (left) and Leighman Covington can hold the answer

Norwegians

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{set by Martin Lundatroem [Sweden in 1048. Slattyik, a 34-year-old Inco

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{a race in itself as well as the

Lines the Finns and Swedes

Ibeen expected to battle it out {the titles,

to many Crispus Attucks basketball hopes in the coming state net tournament. Robertson, with 16 | ames.

points, and Covington, with 15, led Attucks against Ladoga last week and have begun supplying scoring assistance for Attucks this month.” Attucks faces Dunkirk at Butler Wedne

CHICAGO, Feb. 18—The Indi- Chicago Bears announced thelr Athletic Club girls’ 1952 National Football League

and o schedule today, listing home and, Bears at Green Bay Sept. 28 increased their team point total MONDAY, FEB. 18th

Bears Announce NFL Football Card

crown yesterday with a_ sensa- Down IAC Girls, 44-34 CHICAGO, Feb. 18 (UP)— The games will begin at 1:30 p. m. cross-country and a-third and a § except the Cardinal contest, which tie for fifth in the combined, the Norwegians amassed a total of

will start at 1:00 p. 'm.

The road schedule called

in record time yesterday

downhill race on Friday.

’ " ” " BY PICKING up a sixth in

for 28 points in the two events

n Ld ” IN SCORING his first win since girls veteran team defeated the home games with the five other at the Cardinals Oct. 5, at Los to 60.

a 1950 triumph at Sioux City, Hoosier swimmers 44 to 31 here National yesterday.

Iowa, Burke humiliated a par{shattering field by finishing 24! under par and six strokes ahead lof his nearest challenger, Doug 'Ford of Harrison, N.Y.

| Tied for third were Bob Duden Roberts (IAC); 3, McMahon (IAC), Time, Cardinals Dec. 14. All home! well as daily in The Times. fof Portland, Ore. and Julius:

{Boros of Mid Pines, N. C., whose |268’s earned them $920 each. | Lew Worsham of Oakmont, Pa.

(Cahill, Grow, Alderson)

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Summary: 300-Yard Medley Relay—1, Town Club

200-Yard Free Style—1, Deimling (TC):

2, Moll (IAC); 3, Barton (IAC). Time, Green Bay Nov. 9, Los Angeles Nov. 16, Detroit Nov. 23, and the the social sidelights, Sunday as the course in one hour, 11 minutes

50-Yard Pree Style—1, Cahill (TC): 2

28. | 150-Yard Individus! Medley—1, Alderson |

(TC); 2, Morrison (IAC). 3, Turner (IAC). Time, 1:52.2

100-Yard Free Style—1, Roberts (IAC):

' 2, Kastely (TC); 3, Lamb (IAC). Time,

(Who started the final 18 only 1'04.4.

{three strokes back of Burke, tied |with Tommy Bolt of Durham,

200-Yard Backstroke—1, Turner (IAC);

2, Deimling (TC)

200-Yard Breast Stroke—1, Hulton (TC):

N. C, for fifth place and $650 3: Morrison (IAC); 3. Grow (TC). Time,

‘each with 269’s.

Russell Rules

Top Golfer

By United Press

Russell, 46-year-old former Wash-| ington Senator

,the baseball realm today, | { Russell, now an oil company!

400-Yard Free Style—1, Lavine (TC): 2,|

poem iments {Moll (IAC); 3. Barton (IAC) Time, ‘5:18 8. i

400-Yard Free Style Relay—<1, Town Clib

{oanil, Kastelym, Alderson, Lavine), Time, | . he {

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o'clo t Fox-Hunt on Wednes- ’ i = Jeiork 8 As Baseball's phillips 66 Moves To NIBL Top Spot

VAN NUYS, Cal, Feb. 10 (UP) —An upset victory in the Na-|

MIAMI, Fla. Feb. 18—Jack tional Industrial Basketball

League put Phillips 66 in the top

pitcher, w a s|slot today—but the Bartlesville, crowned the new golfing king of! Okla., cagesters had nothing to

do with it. : ! They got there by virtue of Fib-

distributor in Clearwater, Fla. ber McGee and Molly's quintet,

won the annual Baseball Players Which knocked the Oakland En-|

Golf Tournament title by defeating stubborn Dick Bartell, Deitroit Tiger coach, 3 and 2 yester- | day. . Bartell ran into trouble when he three-putted three holes in a row| for bogeys on the opening: nine| while Russell was taking pars. Rowdy Dick won two of those {holes back with birdies before [the turn, but ‘Russell collected a {birdie of his own on the 13th to igo three-up to stay. {

= = » RUSSELL, who took the erown away from New York Giant \shortstop, Alvin Dark, last year’s| winner, gained the finals by beat-| {ing former Cincinnati Pitcher George Abrams, 6 and 5. Bartell | entered the finals by defeating (White Sox Pitcher Lou Kretlow| by the same score, I Kretlow, however; proved the longest driver among the long-| ball minded ball players when he won the driving contest with a 302-yard drive. Dizzy Trout of! the Tigers was second with 297| yards while Giant teammates Jim | Hearnfand Dark were deadlocked | for third place with drives of 286 | 'yards apiece.

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