Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 February 1952 — Page 30
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Hoosier Hoopla and Resolutions
NOW THAT the state high school basketball tournament schedules have been drawn, published and distributed, you're going to read a lot about resolutions on the part of coaches and adult fans to deport themselves with dignity and gentlemanliness come victory OR defeat. How's that again? . . . It's almost like the end of the world for a Hoosier high school hasketball team to get knocked off in a sectional.
Some years ago, believe or don't, a team failed to score a single point, not even a free one, in its sectional game . . . and right here in Indiana . . . That gooseegg record still hangs high along the Wabash, or was it along the Whitewater ? Eddie Ash They come in all sizes and youthful ages in Indiana’s high school basketball tournament . . Deadeye Dick Schleicher, 14, regular forward, plays on the Borden High team in the Jeffersonville sectional . . . His pal, Jack Reilly, 15, plays center. That's about as early out of the cradle we know of for net snipers in the Hoosier Hoopla classic this year . School enrollment is 75. Here's luck to the Borden Berries and their downycheeked heroes . . . Willie Willis, the coach, used to attend old Purdue . . . He's all of 26.
- " » = ” » In reading down the state sectional drawings we discovered there ain't no Santa Clous in the tournament . . . No high -school there . . . Old Santa is kept too busy to practice round ‘ball . . . The state-wide event furnishes the bitter with the sweet . . , The Salts of Epsom High start their firing against Loogootee in the Washington sectional. . . . Ireland will haul off with its shillelagh against French Lick to touch off the fireworks in the Huntingburg district meet . . . Who remembers when Beaver Dam was a state title threat and the No. 1 “people’s choice”? . . . Only the Eager Beavers didn’t get quite that far.
o n 8 u u on YONE HOOSIER high school coach is making good en his New Year's resolution to quit screaming and gesturing at the referees . . . Rough going, though . .. He now lets off steam in an odd way . . . He dances around his team's bench and shouts his feelings to his players instead of directly to the referee . . . Still almost sweats blood, though, whenever-a decision goes the other way . . . Look for the New Year's resolution to crack and crumble in the
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NM o How thoroughly read are the long lists of high school basketball scores after the weekly heavy Friday night schedules? . Dick Hiner of the Rushville Telegram experimented . . . He inserted “Hamburger 58, Liverwurst 37" . . . One fan called to ask about it . , , Probably wanted to be sure he wasn’t missing out on any possible darkhorses in the IHSAA barn . . . Remember. the days of the 16-team state tourney finals in Indianapolis? . . . All that frenzied competition was wrapped up .in just two days . . . Everybody went loco, including the press . . . Team followers stormed into the city two days ahead of the fireworks and the panic was on in the downtown district. - ” " n " n BERNIE CRIMMINS, Indiana University's new head football coach, already has made the lecturers’ league , He's to be one of the principal professors at the college grid clinic to be held in Convention Hall, Atlantic City, N. J., next Monday through Thursday . .. He's in the big league right off the bat, the kickoff, that is. Among those who are slated to join the Hoosiers’ mentor in discussing the finer points of the big-time pig-_| skin sport are Ray Eliot of Illinois’ undefeated Rose Bow! | champs, Biggie Munn of undefeated Michigan State, Charlie Caldwell of undefeated Princeton, Bud Wilkinson of Oklahoma, Woodie Hayes of Ohio State and Sid Gillman of Cincinnati . .. Quite an array of “name” coaches
for one clinic. ” » o o os
Kansas City is beating the drums about a new strikeout artist on the Blues’ pitching staff . . . Jim Russell is the name . . . He's a 20-year-old lefthander and last year was his first in league ball . . . Pitching for Twin Falls in the Class C Pioneer League, Russell won 22 games and lost nine . . . He rolled up 296 strikeouts in ‘260 innings . . , Twin Falls, like Kansas City, is a member of the New York Yankee farm system . . . Leave it to the Yanks to dig up the young phenoms.
INDIANS' TICKET DIRECTOR—Miss Marjorie Smy h will
be office secretary and Base- |}.
ball Club, April I.
MISS MARJORIE SMYTH, ©2503 E. 58th St., gave up her spectator interest in hockey . five years ago to become box office treasurer of the indian apolis-Hockey Club: That gave her more time as ”
ticket director for the Indianapolis
_ tator because she will be office secretary and ticket director of the Indianapolis Baseball Club, effective Apt. 1. Next year, Marjorie, daugh-
Smyth, will get to see more
Hockey ss At Yt Field,
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In 1st Race
| | By ‘United Press | OSLO, Norway, Feb. 21— {The No. 1 United States team finished" second behind Ger:
‘many today in the first heat|
{of the four-man bobsled compe{tition of the winter games, A hot sun threatened [to cancel tomorrow's ‘windup of the event, | The No. 1 U. §. team, steered Benham of Lake Placid, shot down the 1500-meter (nearly one mile) Frognerstern course. in one minute, 17:44 seconds on a rapidly softening track. The Germans were timed in a superior 1:16.36. " # n
MN Y.,
TWO HEATS are scheduled for |
today and the final two for tomorrow, The two-day bobsled competition involving 15 teams from nine nations began under. a hot sun that threatened to destroy the | Frognersetern course within a few hours. With temperature at 39 degrees Fahrenheit, the ice was melting rapidly and Norwegian officials felt the four-man bobsled race might not be completed. Dick Button of Englewood, N. J... was favored to win the U. 8. its fourth Olympic gold medal in the windup of the men’s figure skating competition later today. " ” u 21-year-old Harvard senior, held a cem-
BUTTON, University
imanding lead at.the start of today's competition and only a madisaster could prevent him from successfully defending the)
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crown that he won in 1948. | The United - States; which] surged back into second place: vesterday on .the strength of] |Mrs. Andrea Mead Lawrence's! {slalom victory and a fine show-| ling of ladies figure skating, fig-| ured to gain additional points in men's figure skating from | |
[Jimmy Grogan of Colorado) 4
place at today's start, and Hayes| ! enkins of Akron, O,, who stood i
rs Colo,, who was in third)
fifth,
JEANETTE ALTWEEG of |
Britain won the ladies figure
skating erown, as expected, with | (11.5 placings and 161.765 points. |
{Miss Tinley Albright's second-|
|place score was 21.8 placings al ;
159.113 points, Miss Altwegg's |
triumph scored the first ii :
jot the games for Britain.
Olymps Make The Playoffs
{ Times Special | | LOUISVILLE, Feb. 21 — The Indianapolis Olympians won't
Olythpic/| |
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PORT! Attucks, Bryant Shatter Recor U.S. Bobsled Team Runs 2d:
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State Colleges Chosen Fd NAIB
TERRE HAUTE, Ind., Feb. 21! (UP)—Indiana State, Taylor, Indiana Central and Hanover were
‘have to attend the National Bas- named today to represent district
{ketball Association play-offs as They'll be in them, Last night the Olymps clinched {a spot in the next month's play-| ». Hawks, {inated ichances. jin the
5-80. The defeat elim-| Hawks’ play-off Milwaukee stands fifth, Western Division. The! [play -offs are restricted to the] fas four texms nn each division. |
NOW THE Olymps. can drop Ino farther than fourth. They're {currently third in the West, 41% {games behind the second - place {Minneapolis Lakers. | The Olymps were in front, 4937, at the half. They rolled along| jeastly throughout, Pacing them, fin scoring were Joe Graboski and |Bob Lavoy with 27 and 23 points, | respectively. Tomorrow "night the Olymps and Hawks will square off in In{dianapolis’ Butler Fieldhouse. Indianapolis (95) Milwaukee (80)
fg ft pt! ft ft of i Lavoy:f 8 2 Hutehins.f 3 4 LBarnhorst,t 3 Mehen, 5 6 Grabo il, c 8 Otten.o 2 2 | Toshe 3 Crocket.g 7 4 IW alther 5 1 Boven.g 8 6 i apes, 1 ilson,f 1 1 ran. | Vance, 1 1 arker.g { Burris 3 0 | Holland.f 0 0 0 Delong.c 0 0 {O'Brieng 0 0 0 Totals 37 21 33 Totals
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Free Throws Missed-—~Barnhorst |boski, Lofgran 2, Lav {lson, Mehen, Otten | Hutchins
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College Basketball
eflance (0) 79; Trl ate 78 (double
3 Ba State 84, Manchester 70
| OTHERS | Alblon 97, Bladate 7 3. Alfred 67, Ithaca 58 American 02, Catholic 4. | Amherst 73, Brown 45, | Apaiachian 103. Western a 58. {Arnold 76, Lowell Textile 48. | Baltimore B37, Washington (M4) Brandeis 68, Ameri Central Michigan [th i dhstitute “. larion (Pa.) 71, Allegheny 67.
56. [Delta State 3. Arkanias State 57. ‘Drew 63, Ste 48, | Edinboro Pan Wr, Alliance (Pa.) 57. Fairleigh Blexinson oF JFanser 70. Fordham agnor an 6
Ft. Lowe ew Mexico B 54. Frankiin. Marshal » ucknell 86. Furman + Woffor Jrerume). Geneva 78, w ynes reat Lakes 8 Firth, irmy Chicago), +38. : a ord uw 2. pideibery Ww {ter bein 80. iver 4 3 Nostfeia ( (Mass Teachers 14. am Sing os, Marling tate Illinois College 54, Hithots tate Norm ay Ilinols inoly
8 King * i. A van evens. ) 68, R | Lincoln (Pa.) 115. Kings (Pa.) 73. <3 : Lilfle Boek ‘unter College 1, Arkansas.
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assachusetts 70, Tuft: ePherson 80, Beth
Monmouth 56, Khox 54 (overtime). avy 65, Calumbia 53.
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er 48, Providence 66, oin 68. Richmond 77, V iy a | Rhode | Island 37,
Washi 5, whan nef An st
St. Ambrose. (Iowa) 89, Towa Wesleyan 7 St. Franéls (Brooklyn) 71, C 4 St. Francis (Pa.) 73, Washington & Jef. ferson 66, Tom Louis 63, HWoustdn
Southern i
| ennessee 83, Georgi Tee 61 Bowling hy
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dropping Milwaukee's
55. 25, Muhlenbetg 36 (double oes)
college teams in the National | Association Intercollegiate Bas(ketball Tourney. The four were selected by a {poll of the 12 district NAIB. Taylor and Indiana Cen{tral will play the first game at {the Indiana State gym Mar. 4, {followed by the Indiana State{Hanover game. Winners will play Mar. 5, and [the district champion will go to the final NAIB tourney at Kan-, {sas City, Mo., Mar. 10-15. |
Wallard Out, Carter in
he had a chance to get in. The 1931 Indianapolis 500-Mile
What Was Your Verdict?—
‘Lucky’ Bratton Blames Boos for Lack of KO
CHICAGO, Feb.
By United Press 21 — Johany| said, “a
Bratton, a lucky winner over Vic I guess
Cardell, schools in lieved hi cause he didn't knock out his with him in New York or Bos- {to 12 first quarter lead and only! Flee Throws Missed—Manual: Hartford, Conn., “I'm no knockout artist,”
said.
later.
[get somebody away and knock them out, ino good.”
CARDELL woe a "vara fighter Frank Sikora and 52 to 48 by {to get in trouble.
8 victory was booed be- game.
opponent, ton.”
he
“I wanted to go 10 rounds,!
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complained today he be- sion, though, but that's the fight
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THURSDAY, FEB. 21, 1952
‘Hallie Scores 43 as Tigers Win, 104-54
By JIMMIE ANGELOPOLOUS
: A week ago Crispus Attucks’ wily coach, Ray Crowe, : said his Tigers haven't reached theirpeak yet. + It must be frustrating today for the. Tigers’ Indians | apolis sectional basketball foes to learn that Coach Crowe { must have been correct. | If Attucks’ 104-to-54. all-time Tourney Broadcast city record-smashing perform-; ajc.FM, Butler University's ance over smaller Dunkirk IS ,,4i5 outlet, has announced it discouraging to the Tigers’ oP yj) proadeast the Indianapolis position, it must be encouraging section, regional and: semifinal for the Tiger team that has 10 high school basketball tournago through Cathedral, Tech, ment beginning next Wednesday Southport, -Howe or S8hortridgeiat 7 p. m. even before it can reach the WAJC is located at 91.9 magafinals of the Indianapolis sec-|cycies on FM receivers. . tional.
made Attucks’ backers delirious: with his pop shot that made it 100. Starters Bryant, Holsey Hickman, Gardner, Leighman Covington, who hit three-for-. threé, and Robertson, made 95 of Attucks’ points.
: 8 & - NOT . THE LEAST "bit encouraging to the opposition must be the fact that Attucks moved to the Butler Fieldhouse floor of fame and fun last night for the
first time this year and-blazed 5 away with its best all-around, Dunkirk, which has won nine
; 4500 and lost 10, found range for. 14 : J of the year tor {of 68 attempts from the field,
The Tigers seared the nels for hitting only .2086. Twenty-six of a phenomenal .536 average, hit-| Coach Hughes Duncan's team's ting 45 of 84 shots, and put on points came from -the . charity
their dress rehearsal touches be- Stripe. fore the big show opens Wednes- Barnié Schrack, with 13 points,
day night {led Dunkirk, followed by Bob Attucks’ play was uncanny.| {Harshman’s 11 and 6-¢ Center
Crowe used 16 players. |John Polersons 10. He drafted one freshman and Crispus Attucks (104)
if it
Dunkirk (54)
a ol er o re
pf three reserve-team sophomores | | Bryant! 1 "{ arnmant i 2 to play -with Hurricane Hallie! Hickmant 3 3 2 ghrack J.f 1 $ 3 Bryant nearly four minutes of Covingtong 3 } 3 Shrack B.g 3 : of the fourth quarter, Crowe® used. harm "° '8 0 3 Rigsby 333 filmic Crenshaw! 1 0 3|Bishopt 0 only Bryant all game long. The! CTentiay $23 Blsnabd Bk 33) ; quite-spoken Bryant, wallowing Pos] vy. 8 1 0 0 in the’ trough of a scoring slump | | Adame 381 of late because of limited action, |Lee 0 1 0 Mitchell.g Q 6 1} reached the crest by tying his all-| jones, R.g¢ 1 © ol time individual scoring record of Shite 8 8 { 43 points set this year against] ; —_—— — t | Totals 45 14 26 Totals 14 28 18 Otterbein. He fired 32 times, hit| core At Half—Crispus Attucks, 50; NC 18 from the field. And he pitched | pynkirk, 30. MisstdBRetit. Hickman i seven of eight strikes from the ; Crenshaw 2; Harshman, Peterson S, / | B. Shrack 3
15-foot- stripe. 2a 8 i
MOST AMAZING was tne ‘Manual Closes showing of one of the city’s most ‘With 6-13 Mark
underrated players—Junior Guard | Bailey Robertson, who was great. | . Robertson scored 25 points, Rel DICK NYERS had she ' cracked superbly with 12 of 16 from the Held, all except two|high school basketball scoring fielders coming from the outside. [Face bohm Crispus Attucks’ Hal- © Robertson hit three-for-five in! | the first period, all three shots] Nyers of Manual went into the ; {season's finale last night with 350 points and was held to nine
in the second, meshed his only, : attempt in the third and hit five 1oints although his Redskins : in a row after missing his first! edged Southport, 47 to 42. Lead- _ shot in the fourth. In the last|i a 38 to 28 at the three-quarter : three quarters, Robertson swished |stop, Manual was outscored in nirre of 10 attempts. the final quarter, 14 to 9. In the second half, Bryant ran; It was Manual's sixth triumph - wild with 12-for-19. His 43-point|in 19 games. Southport has won - production recaptured his lead) {12 and lost 8. { from Manual's Dick Nyers who! In the only other local action : set an all-time Indianapolis scor-| Deaf Schoel notched its second id ing record with 350 points in 19 |victory in 20 games with a 40 to (games last week. Nyers' nine 37 decision over Jefferson Townpoints against Southport last Ship at Tipton. George Gormat of inight gave him a final total ofthe Orioles led scorers with 18
359 points in 20 games. points.
Manual But Bryant has 388 points in 19, © Voy Willis and ON games and has the game at [Saat 1 3 Wisong I 2 | Winchester Saturday to add te Willlamse 0 : 0 Johnson.t 131 his all-time mark. | Govblare 1 3 i Dee 113% : : hel Cas 2 | Shaner 3 8 Hi i $ 3 “It was a close ght,” ardell, BY QU - Apterg 931 90 nd maybe I didn't win. QUARTERS, Attucks blis-| Totals 18 918 Totals 141414 Y lost @ horiestown deci tered away with 12-for-22, nine- » eore by Quarters |for-16, 11 for 22 and 13 for 24. Sangalo... 1314 1 ea I'd sure like a rematch] The regulars jumped to a 27| Halftime Seere—Manual 26, Southport
Green |Cleveland Harp broke the lineup, 2 Offielals—Marvin Todd Beh Borate
{fin the second quarter as the
THE LOSS, by a Split decision, Tigers bulged with a 50 to 20| Dest Sela) (40) Jefterson (37) and I'm glad I did. Now I'll be did Cardell no harm. Anxious to halftime splurge, It was T4 0) a1varest CE {A Th fh " better off to fight somebody else 8ain entry into the top 10 of the 36 at the third quarter mark Millst 0 4|Phifer.t id welterweight class, he proved to before Crowe enlisted everyone Seunecs 4 8 Slogbreons 29 4 “But these fans here, if I don’t the 2902 fans and the television|but the Senate Ave. “Y” "boys Duley s 3 2 Magnets 3 41 trouble right audience that he merited such aiteam, using an assortment of v ! _|canvar.e : 34 I'm ranking. [reserve team jerseys, | —— s | The house booed the decision! Attucks’ jubilant fans, com-| Jute LL Gay Bn for Bratton, 53 to 47 by Referee prising most of the 4500. on-' Des! School Frasers Ty 28 4 Bit lookers, spurred the Tigers “to! Free Throws Missed ALY The Easterner Judge Spike McAdam, and for new a 8 g Rp RR ifr, Sib
{was the victim of a surprise de- Cardell,
leision, the second in a row here McManus. Lee Wallard was out of the No. in favor of Bratton, 99 Belanger Special today before Golden Gloves* champion now only when the organ, {living on Long Island.
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Free kL ee) s Fans booed Tor 40 Crowe's four regulars joined ota ows .Refused—Deaf School 3
And their clamer stopped Bryant with 3 minutes and 39, Officials—King and Baker. at full seconds remaining with the score — rowned th . (standing: 81 to 45. Attucks’ fans, Ssowne eH ont 'clamored for the 90-mark. When
51 to 49, by Judge Jim|
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Race winner will not defend his crown on orders from his “boss” —Mrs. Wallard. Murrell Belanger, owner of the
twin Belanger Specials entered in weight division in the recently-| this year's 200-lapper, made the completed Times-Legion Golden|
respective many, 112; Charles Moore, 118; son spearheaded the deluge. ® Expert Shoe Repairing { Bob Johnson, 126, and: Phil Hor- i a 8 : SERVICE announcement yesterday in Po- Gloves Tournament, will weigh-in sley, 135, will see action on the | WILLIE GARDNER, who got! INDIAN SHOP
mona, Cal, where his other driver, at 4 p. m. tomorrow prior to leav- opening night of the 30 30 24, Tony Bettenhausen, will compete ing for Chicago Sunday.
Sunday in 100-mile AAA championship stock car race. Belanger
{Belanger team. Wallard has not . recovered | {fully from severe leg and arm!
flaming race car at Reading, Pa. Because of his condition, his “boss” asked him not to drive in the big race.
. Pepper Martin Signs 'To Pilot Miami Beach
MIAMI BEACH, Fla., Feb. 21! {(UP) = Pepper Martin, dropped | this year after three seasons of managing the Miami Sun Sox, (was hired today to pilot the Miami {Beach Flamingoes of the Florida {International League,
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Eight boxing champions, each| first four weights, Randolph Ger-
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The champs will represent-Indi-| Watkins, 147; anapolis Monday, “Barnhopst 3. Qre- also announced that Duane Car- Wednesday in the annual Tourna-| Crawford, heavyweight, will fight 4 Crocker, Delong, ter’ will replace Wallard on the ment of Golden Gloves Champions on Tuesday night. in Chicago Stadium. |
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Survivors will fight on Wednesday night and the 32 survivors THE TEAM will leave for Chi- after that night will {burns he suffered last June in a cago at 7:30 a. m. Sunday. The! Chicago Mar. 7 for the finals.
Attucks got 91, the Tigers let {Dunkirk fire to get the ball and [Attucks surged hungrily for the 100-mark as Bryant and Robert-
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