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THE INDIAN APOLIS TIMES

TUESDAY, FEB. 26, 1053

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Gy EDDIE ASH

Hoosier Eclipse, 760 Champs at Post 2 YOU DON'T have to travel to far-off Khartoum, “+ Sudan, to gaze upon an eclipse; you'll see one of your’ & own right here in Indiana, beginning tonight... as the rest of the world is blotted out by the great Hoosier shadow, the beginning of the annual state high school basketball -tournament. Upsy daisy, the ball goes up, the ball comes down. ... And they're off again in a four-week binge on the hardwood, the length and breadth of the state. . .. Every team starts from scratch in Indiana's round ball carnival .~. , the little and the huge. . .. And like baseball clubs in spring training, it's a “new season.’

Eddie Ash

. . . Every quintet is a champ | at post time, 760 champs as of today.

The rest of the universe now will stop moving insofar |

as Hoosiers are concerned, until the 64 sectionals are disposed of at the week-end. There'll be action in only four ‘district meets tonight, . Blufffon, Decatur, South Bend and Wabash. . , . The big _ fireworks will be ignited tomorrow night, and if you want to see blood pressure kicked up, step into Butler Fieldhouse and watch the colossal Indianapolis sectional blow off the lid. In the four sectionals seeing action tonight, six games will + be played in all .. . Which means laryngitis will join the flu . - bug epidemic in Hoosierland when the exhausted rooters crawl out of the hay tomorrow morning . . . But the winning rooters will laugh it off and go into vocal training for the next games their heroes are to appear in ... But the losing rooters will almost die , . . Don’t care if they do, we've heard some say in + past years when their idols were eliminated. . But there'll be another year , . . There always is, £ only it's a long wait for the teenagers whose teams wind | up on the short side of the score right off the bat.

Vid » - tJ ~ » § MIKE McNALLY, Cleveland's farm system director, has announced a new departure in mass transportation of + rookie ball players to training camp . . . First major + league club to do it, says Mike. . . . He will fly 48 players : mostly first-year little minor league hopefuls, from Cleve- * land to Indianville, hard by Daytona Beach, Fla. . .° That's where the Indianapolis Indians also are to pitch camp. : These first- -yeat lads in McNally's custody will check “ In from the sky on Mar. 18, six days after the Hoosier contingent reports . . . The Hoosier Indians will travel to camp individually, in cars, busses or trains , . . , McNally's young army of rookies: will speed to camp in . one huge chartered plane and make it about five hours from Cleveland, arriving at Daytona Beach at night +++ Forty-eight are a lot of eggs in one basket. Kid Cupid has been called upoh to lend a hand in the base-

=» ball spring training business . . . And an old hand is Kid Cupid, a long out of the rookie class . .. In the “Female Help Wanted” » columns of recent editions of a St, Petersburg, Fla., newspaper

this advertisement, inserted by a hotel, appeared: “Waitresses, experienced, to serve New York Yankee baseball club. Some are married and some are not” . .. Another hotel there, housing the St. Louis Cardinals, inserted a similar ad . . . Since the Florida moon is said to be closely linked with romance the dining room help problem in sunny St. Pete probably is soived right * now.

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- » ” » - ” . § ; AL ROSEN, t he Cleveland Indians’ third sacker, .. blames golf for his 1951 batting slump. . . . Said playing * the links sport got him into the habit of ‘“upper-.-cutting” while batting and hurt his baseball swing. . Anyway, he's quit playing golf. . . . If Rosen doesn’ t i { up” his average this year he'll have to think up a new one. : & Rosen says: Sammy Snead, the famous golfer, told . him that ball players should not play golf. . Says golfer Snead remarked: “You don't see me swinging a baseball bat.” : Rosen’s 1951 record with the stick wasn’t too bad . , . It's

WRAY ab

true his over-all hitting average dropped off 22 points from his. 4

1950 mark, .287 to .265, but he managed to belt 24 homers and bat in 102 runs . . . Pretty fair for a third sacker . . . Babe Ruth played golf and he was quite a hitter; remember?

In the Mail Bag

Sports Editor, The Times: Just how crooked can the professional boxing game be? After the fight between Johnny Bratton and Vie -Cardell last Wednesday, I was shocked.

Just how ignorant do they think the public is? Was

there so much money involved to prevent the decision

from going to the rightful victor? If that was an example _

of a just decision, please do not show such examples on IV. - _, 1 Many children watch sports events with their hearts, and after being taught true sportsmanship, that by doing right and fighting hard always makes a fighter a winner, what can we as parents tell them after such a display? That we are liars? Children arédnot so dumb they cannot see that all it takes is to get in with the right crowd, and then it is impossible to lose, and that sportsmanship does not count. : So I say if .we cannot clean up the professional boxing game, take it away from the air. Let's have cartoons or something less destructive to our teachings at home. The. public cannot stomach such decisions as this one . that was made between Bratton and Cardell. Robert Mahrling, 2169 N. Gent’ St.

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UNDU,

[Willie Gardner,

{behind when the 42d [THSAA [chase starts tonight.

| tucks’

| Springer

|Tag Match

College Basketball Scores

ona 4. +2T53kIrn Jolv 54.

emphis aka 38% 100, Sauthmtern 39. OTHER BIG TEN ; Nebraska owa State |

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fi Winona (Minn) 70. . y fy Arkansas 56. 3

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al Missou . ] TA 2 a 68. Se . . (New Orieans) 58, Southwestern Obie Louisiana “Institute 58. " ame 75, New York University 74m. unhattan 79, Rutgers Newark 35. : ._and 53. Nort! western rrr ™ wx Y iy "Tech i". ish am Bradley 34. 2" Privacy So ty ks, Simpson Towa) 53

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; 4 BR irein Tech 19, Alderson-Broaddus Shin State

Olymps Sharpen Axes For ors

Out on the Proverbial Limb

By KURT FREUDENTHAL United Press Sports Writer Indiana’s high school hasketball tourney, the “greatest show on earth” for Hoosiers, gets a mild start tonight when sectional play opens at four double-bracket centers, ™ Only half a dozen games were scheduled for the opening’ night. Alfhough they weren't significant,

gymnasiums at Decatur, Bluffton, Friday, Wabash and South Bend will 192 semifinals reverberate with cheers and bed- will lam to usher in the 42d annual first-round champions. Hoosier cage classic. A new champion, . , ar. 8 = Muncie Central, THE BIG field of 760 tourney after three additional. entrants will be chopped up| sessions, gradually, Tomorrow's firing calls| Butler Fieldhouse Mar. 22. for 95 games, Thursday's for 163. Unlike last year when There will be a whopping 240 feated Gary Froebel

and finals

Local Prep Cage Scorers

Smash City, County Marks

By JIMMIE ANGELOPOLOUS | Bryant.)

It's men like Hallie Dick Nyers, et all, who can help leave the boys annual

hardwood tournament

Indianapolis’ scoring explosions [this year follow the general state-

|wide. trend toward increased of-

{fensive punch among the city and

|state leaders.

Four players and Park School's {amazing Johnny DeVoe eclipsed

the city-county scoring record of 17.4 points per game held by Dick

[Nyers last year. Nyers scored 331,

points in 19 games and Franklin

Township's Phil Wampler pamped 1352 for 16.7 in 21 games as the

1950-51 city and county scoring leaders. Wampler's was an alltime county record.

n » » THE explosive Nyers and Atclever Hallie Bryant surpassed Ray Riley's all-time city

scoring record for IHSAA-spon-} | sored teams set two years ago.)

[Riley had 348 points in 20 games for Sacred Heart.

.{* This year Bryant drilled 403

markers in 20 games for a 20.2

average and Nyers also stepped! one-point over the 348-point all-!| [time city ‘record with an 18.9 |average.

Nyers and Cathedral's

[in 18. Springer rang up 341. Attucks’ Gardner, whose 19.1-/

{point average belied his actual { point-producing capacity for the

season, stuffed 343 in 18 garhes.

a DeVOE, OF COURSE, soared

{to the state's 1952 probable scor-

ling championship with a 30.6 average in 20 games, with an | astronomical 611 points. DeVoe { bagged 429 points against 15 IHSAA-sponsored teams. Park is not in the THSAA. DeVoe, who is probably as good a hig-college prospect as anyone in town, went on a 73-point scoring jag wheni Park caught Ohio Military, 115 to-25, Saturday afternoon, in Cincinnati,

= » » TECH'S JOE SEXSON dropped to 16.9 with only six points. against Logansport—his

Harold Holderfield of Decatur

with 16.1, getting 257 points in| 16 tilts.

Attucks leads the local sec-|

Both marks are over last year. Ben Davis, one of the favorites to grab an upper-bracket tials| berth this week, leads the county with a 49.1 offensive mean and a 41.9 defensive norm.

improvements

Tops Mat Card

‘A return Australian tag team match “ pitting Cowboy Len Hughes, Nova Scotia, and Billy Fox, of ‘Cleveland, against Young Bull Montana, Braintree, Mass. and Jack O'Brien, will headline! pro wrestling action at the Armory tonight. The special

supporting bout, |

p. m, against Jack Wentworth of Johannesburg, South Africa. It's with a 80-minute

for ‘one fall curb.

Olympians’ Scoring

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each tied with 189, Siny; County Standings | Nyers in 19 games and Springer,

lowest! one-game showing-of the year. J

Central topped the county boys| Average.

tional-ites with-a 70.2 offerisive| margin and a 43.3 defense mean.|

lvirtually clinching fourth place for IU ibasketball standings.’

slated to start the show at 8: 30 to

0-124 points in the second

sends Tommy Martindale ayes matched the recon 25 to Ralph Armstrong hit five

‘|fight-in the third quarter,

Scoring Leaders : G FG FT TP Avg. John DeVoe, Park School ....... avers 20 243 125 B11 Hallie Bryant, Crispus Attucks ....... 20 151 101 403 Willie Gardner, Crispus Attucks ...... 18 140 63 343 Dick Nyers, Manual Bob Springer, Cathedral ......vt0.... 18 135 (p! 341 Joe Sexson, Tech Harold Holderfield, Decatur Central ,. 16 102 53 257

George Gormat, Deaf School ....... «19 110 50 270 "14.2 son record. He'll probably get in the Gene Neudigate, Broad Ripple ....... 18 110 35 255 14.2] Defending sectional champions to see five programs at that time. game against the Warriors. Ron Ragan, Ben Davis ............. +18 99 28 226 12.6,will tumble right and left when That. jnctudes; “The Cisco Rig» * 9» Rex McKinney, Decatur Central ..... 19 90 55 235 - 12.4 the heavy shooting starts and at Red Skelton, See It New, vin PHILADELPHIA and the Leon Redenbacher, Ben Davis ....... 19 » 81 71 233 . 12.3 least half of last year's first- Edward R. Murrow, and The Olymps have been equally hard Dick McCrae, Park School .......... 20 98 46 242. 12.1 round titlists were expected to Name the Same’ with Roberto," each other this season, Dave Wilson, Speedway ............. 20 95 51 241 12.1 fall. Only 24 repeated last year. & Lewis and “The Bookshop They've split four games. Both Bill Green, Manual ............e0uiee 19: 8% 52 230 123 £ 2 a Me on id ve bel Olymp losses were in Philadel Dean Templin, Pike Township ...... +16 72° 48 192 120 AMONG THOSE given a slim Fene Poliied out ne be loved phia. Bob Bruce, Shortridge .p...»....e... .18 59 91 209 116 Chance to repeat were Posey Showing kt ye ne sume a'30 . The Warriors feature Paul Ross Page, Beech Grove ............ «18 89 30 208 11.6 Township at Brazil, Waveland at bs hi i ate Jmeres ZPONE Arizin,. Andy Phillip and Joe Steve DeVoe, Park School .......... 20 95. 37 227 11.4 Crawfordsville, State Finalist Ev- Daseball fans who see little or no pyiks, If Arizin isn’t quite Mr, Bob Schrier, Howe ..... Wi siadi rns 20 91. 44 226 11.3 ansville Reitz in the Pocket City, baseball. Should = clearance be Basketball vet, he's the heir-ap-Myron Garland, Tech ..sssecrses aves 11 78 20. 184_. 10.8 Rossville at Frankfort, East Chi- ade by the TV station. the video parent. He and the incumbent Al Northington, Tech «....eseeessss .18 78 31 193 107S°%° Roosevelt af. Hammend,Siowing 2 She Indians ‘would Mr. Basketball. George Mikan, Harlan Petty, Sacred Heart ........ "18 13. {1 193 1iox Ro at Hartiord City, Rolling, continue oO Weeks. have been playing tug of war Pat Lynette, Sacred Heart ....... .n18 TZ 46 190 106/LTAVIe al 1a Forte Washington-| wy aw"y, knley, WFEM for weeks. Scoring lesership Bill Springer, Washington ........... 20 86 35 207 104 chip at Huntington, and Loogoo. commercial - manager, said the » Earl Green, Howe .........ciiienenes 19 82 33 197 104/tee at Washington. station will go along with .the opryER ; AR RIORS are Bob McDaniel, Lawrence Central .... 19 8 24 196 103 Mt. St. Francis, winner at Wishes of the fans and that con- George Senesky, Nelson "Bobb. Dick Carpenter, Franklin Township .. 20 11 62 204 10.2) Paoli last year, must put up with tractual commitments would Neil Johnston, Mel Payton, Bd Bailey Robertson, Crispus Attucks .... 20 91 _ 19 * 201 10.1 beefy New Albany, also a defend- Dave to be released before final Mikan and Walt Budko. The ene

Phil Peterson, Washington

Harry Federspill,

City w

L Crispus Attucks ees..ere0e0 19 1. 1403 865 70.2 43.3/signed its own session. thus {Park School ...esesveecess 18 4 1212 .. 853 60.6 42.7| breaking away from the crowded Sacred HeBrt seisec-erinss 13 4 928 . 788 48.8 41.6 Calumet district. CatNedral scavesvsesrsisiss + 13 5 900 767 50.0 42.6 Tonight's schedule: Tech .\..o» enitanes ran 12 6 948° 43 ‘324 46.8 2 2. 3 HOWE .i.covenesninssnres weill 8 953 928 . 483 464 AT BLUFFTON — Union CenSROTLPAES socveveesnera:aed 9 9 823 365 : 458 48.3 ter vs. Bluffton; AT DECATUR Washington «.cieesssssenes 9 11 971 994 48.6 49.7 Berne vs. Hartford Center: AT Manual ....... sresssanaas : 8 13 949 989 49.9 52.1 SOUTH BEND—South Bend CenBroad Ripple (eieescannns vw 3 14 838 952 46.6 52.9 tral Catholic vs. Greene Twp. and DIRRE SCHOOL sesvisiecssns 2 TT 767 1146 40d 60.3 South Bend Catholic vs. New ! County (Carlisle; AT WABASH—Laketon w L TP OPP OA DA! VS. Washington Center and LinBen- Davit secs rvenssnes 16-537 03%. 797 493° 41.9{12%0 VA Chester Twp. SPEedWAY ..cessscessenrnan1d 7 1015: 902 508 451 Practically every sectional cenSouthport «.s.... Tio 139 1112 1087 50.5 48.5 ter will have completé tadio playDecatur Central ..usesns:s 11 8 G28 895 437 47.1 byplay coverage, but tourney ofFranklin Township ........ 11 9 939 944 469 47 Zire se Were gona new . atLawrence Central e........ 9..10 769 809 405 42.6 ae recor s would be set. Pike TOWNSHIP ..coesssareess 3 1 807 824 425 434] 35% rons = Dew Bymmnagiuma Warren Central sessesessss 6: 13. 775 844 403 4 re Te HA Seats for I Beech GOVE cvicsessassves 3 15. 723 028 40.) onals. The first tourney

DA—Defensive average.

Revenge Is-Sweet, I Slams OSU, 95 to 80

United Pres

BLOOMINGTO N, Feb. 26—Indiana - University's

Hurryjn’ Hoosiers plastered Ohio State, 95 to 80, last night, |Ft

Indiana (95) Ohie State (80)

The victory was sweet revenge)

tg {t pf} fx ft pf for the Hoosiers who were handed, .ard.¢ 9 0 3AWilkst 23 their’ first loss of the season at Furies! ' : 3 UWilliamat : 3 chooley, (Armstrons. Ohio State in January on dn “im-|y 1 0 1Millert 11 possible” last-second fielder by | rile : 0 OiDawe.t 1s Wood 1 Ebert.c Dick Dawe. Last night, Dawe Stl, ~~ § 4 3iGhuehe #0 1 was held to two points, Scott.c 1 0 0jjonesx 0 2 ” ” » Esposito.g 3 3 2Karaffag 9 1 THE TWO teams battled on Masters.g 3 : 4 Hathand.g } 3 ‘éven keel during the first half. [Grants = OO fe 13 {Indiana’s five-point bulge at the Deakynes 23 0 3 Moores 00 end of the first period had shrunk Lisgutt.g 21 four at‘ half-time as the Buck- — — Totals 37 21 29 Totals 8 24

Score by Periods FIO linaiang “.....2: verssee traightionio state . Pree Throw I Parley 2, Wood ‘5, Schiundt Esposito 2, Masters, Kraak.

fielders during that periéd to keep the Buckeyes in the game. But the 44-to-40 halftime count, soon became a thing of the, past as the two teams picked up the Don Schlundt, with 24 points, got hot and led the Hoosiers to a third‘quarter lead of 75 to 57. He was aided by Bob Leonard with 18,

» » ». OHIO’S TALL center Paul Ebert. #econd leading scorer in the Big 10, and sidekick Arm-

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strong. were practically. the whole | show for the Buckeyes scoring 24 and 14 points, respectively. i Both teams: traded shots dur-

208 N. DAVIDSON oa GA4SI| oartfen

and Saturday's sectional overwhelming choice tilts the first quintet to win Hoosierreduce the pack to the 64 land's

will be crowned Saturday there were at least two or three with the finals’ at the darkhorses,

undewas the

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20.2 winning

19.1 sesssserncanes 19 143 73 359 189

18.9 pierre f 1 Wearnanseranrrines «18 1 63 305 16.9 ° pl

16.1 compiled a remarkable 19-2

seis seuss 20 3 58 198 9.9 Scott Chandler, Lawrence Central .... 19 55 78 188 98 t Washington ....... 20 76 39 191 9.6 Max Rumple, Speedway .....cves sess 20 78 38 190 9.5 Jack Wilson, Southport ...eveeeeveee 22 73 39 205 9.3

TP OPP OA DA!

Key: TP—Total points. OPP—Opponents’ points. OA—Offensive

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WINSLOW: ESKIMOS GOT pes s

Cage Tourney Opens Tonights

to become

most event with a perfect record,

cherished athletic there

succeeding was no clear-cut favorite. + favorite

In. fact, for every promising one of the hottest dogfights in the colorful history of the Hoosier hysteria.

= ” a FAVORITES included New Al(bany and Jasper from the deep (south, Indianapolis Crispus At-

central {Muncie Central, land Ft.

and East from the northernmost portion.

Thousands of fans who -conwill their rooting for such as Camthe. only unbeaten team in the field with a 20-game 30.6 y Winslow, or

sider themselves “neutral” do most of small-town clubs,

bridge City,

streak; once-beaten Moral Township in Shelby County; Mississinewa, Moral a 20-game winner, or i County,

school numberin 24 boys ohio)

ing champ. The two champs were ossed into one sectional to expand the seating capacity. Delphi which won its own session last year, was in the same boat—the

[Oracles compete at Kokomo this

time. One mew sectionalist was assured when Valparaiso was as-

| week last year drew 1,003,014 cus- |

tomers—the first time attendance | topped the one-million mark,

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| NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION| pone > home,

Eastern Division Won Lost

Results Last Night

in the Big 10 | New York 89. Baltimore 84

Minneapolis 108, Philadelphia 96. (Only games scheduled),

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HARTFORD, Coun~Baward C. Slesinski, milk route foreman, found | out for himself why Calvert Challenges Comparison with any whiskey on the

“I made my own 80-second taste test between Calvert Reserve and my

old brand,” he reports. “‘] was surprised how much better Calvert tasted, That's why I switched.” CE

district, Kokomo, Auburn Wayne North and Cen{tral from the northeastern area, Chicago . Washington

o < 283-5 TV,2¥iewers would be unable pow,

‘in the Stands”

|Ten. On April 23 the Tigers in-

diana is slated to grace the local {diamond .on May 20.

|State, 19—Wabash, home, 23—at Purdue, 36—Ball State, home, Z9—indiana State, of the Basketball Fix.

Pet! at Eartham, 19—Butler, home, 20—Indiana,

Philadelphia Here for Last Time This Year

By FRANK ANDERSON

| | | I

Olympians ° have a week, too. Rather neglected by high school

fans, the

rough

the tournament-minded Olymps are still in businéss. And what a business, They gare s0 popular they're booked’ for four engagements this lweek. - | The first of the four dates comes tonight at 8:30 when the 'Olymps open the doors of Butler | Fieldhouse for paying guests and {the Philadelphia Warriors. The rest of the week: Toniorrow, at Philadelphia; Saturday Minneapolis at St. Paul; Sunday Ft, Wayne in the - Pistons’ jolly torture chamber, ” » » NATURALLY, there's method behind this. And it's simple. The Olymps are moved by two things: The schedule and a. strong yen to catch the second-place Minneapolis club in the National Baskets ball Association's Western Divis«

Indians Like Sunday TV Arrangement ating tonight's work, the

Chuck French, general manag- Olymps have only nine games in er of the Indianapolis Indians, which -to nail Minneapolis, And today said “the club is interested the Lakers have eight games left in going along” with felecasting in which to keep from being of one of two Sunday games dur- caught. It's that elementary, ing the Indians’ doubleheaders ~ The Warriors didn’t: help the this summer. in "their quest to reFrench said the club had nego- move from second tiated wiith WFBM-TV regarding place. the Lakers the telecasting of the Indians last

Olmps any Minneapolis _ They lost to night, 108-95

games two nights‘-a week, but:George Mikan and company three unavailability of equipment did and one-half games ahead of the not permit that’ kind. of an Olymps.

arrangement. 8 4 8 He said telecasting of the first THE DESIRE to be second in game of the Indians’ doublehead- the division isn't all vanity. The ers was contingent largely on team finishing second - gets the what the TV station could handle odd game in its best-of-three and what te 1ans Wanted, |playoff with the third-place team, Joe Graboski = didn't hear WFBM. Tv has beon conducting ygerm's pep talk Saturday night a “Mailbag” program for several when the team played Milwaukee weeks to determine what the pub- ij; Wisconsin Rapids, Wis. Gralic reaction would be. A vote of poski was occupied at home with 2125 to 2069 showed fans for TV. 4 sprained ankle. It was his first Should final arrangements be fy)l.game time out of the season. completed to show the first game ygowever, Joe is up and around

arrangements can be made.

tire ensemble is i - Meanwhile, the Indians’ femble is under the dire

games tion of Eddie Gottlieb, a -silents

swill return to the air for the fifth type coach, ‘straight year over WISH.

Luke

- Herm Schaefer has his worries, Indians’

Walton will* air the but the team’s fortitude isn't one

{broadcasts at home and on the of them. Those who saw Don Lof-

road under the sponsorship of gran, Bill Tosheff and friends Stokely-Van Camp, Inc. Walton shake off injuries against Milhowever, will not air the Sunday waukee Friday know about

games but will have half-hour! Olymp courage. recapitulation - results of the | £ 2» = games. So the grind begins. Fifty.

seven down, nine to go. Come Attucks, move over.

DePauw Sets 16- Game Paul Gallico’s Baseball Sch i BL Lowdown on

Pauw’s baseball team will tackle a 16-game schedule this spring, head coach Joe Thomas announced today. Highlighting the two - month card will be two ventures into the collegiate major. league, the Big

Basketball: “THE FIX”

What lies behind the shame of America's colleges and basketball stars who were involved in recent gambling scandals’ Read Paul Gallico’s stirring exposé of the events that led young athletes to be caught in the trap

vade Lafayette for a date with Purdue's Boilermakers, and In-

The schedule:

April S5—at a State, 18—at Indiana!

May, 2--Hanover, e, 5—at Butler,

home, 3—Louisville, 9—at Wabash, 13—| 16-~at Miami (O.), 17— |

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