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One Local Glover’ ish Win

Wins Two Fights

By JIM HEYROCK

Times Sports Writer

CHICAGO, Feb. 26—A fellow by the name of Capon once controlled Chicago, we're told. But last night*in Chicago Stadium a fellow from In-

dianapolis by the name of Johnson controlled a fellow by the name: of Capone from Chi-

cago and he controlled him well. the

of observers decision could

This Johnson fellow, whose NAVe gone either way. The Crisname is Bob, was the only mem- Pus Attucks High School sopho ber of the Indianapolis Golden MONE was outpointed in_ the final Gloves team to move into the round by 21-year-old Castaneda,

quarterfinals of the unnual tour- Who works in a copper mine in nament of champions here last Phoenix, Ariz. Castaneda is the night, only civilian on the los Angeles 2 wn» team. The others are members of AND IT was no easy task.the armed forces. Johnson, making his third ap- Moore ‘suddenly decided in the pearance in this gala amateur second round that he was not in boxing carnival, won his first favor of the rugged boxing, as fight of the evening in the 126- practiced in the tourrament of pound division over ;Dave Ee As the second round of Minneapolis and then came neared the end, Moore told back to win over Ralph Capone Referee Johnny Behr he had had

of Chicago. enough and wanted to quit, It was also the second fight of ” » 4 the night for the 21-year-old Ca- MOORE had taken the first pone, the hometown favorite, At round, easily out-punching

this point it should be explained Charm. The decision to quit by that Ralph #8 no relation to the the Indianapolis youth was Infamous “Al” of prohibition tWo solid rights to the mouth by days. Charm. Referee Behr awarded Ralph is a shipping clerk and Charm a win by TKO his father, January, was a Golden Johnson's victory over the leftGloves champion in 1933 and '34. handed Sotelo was fierce and de-

Ralph took his beating in good Ccisive, His battle was wellspirit last night. planned and the experience John- . 4.2 1» son has gained in more than 100 BUT JOHNSON was the only amateur fights came to the front. hero of the Indianapolis team. Johnson, moving faster and Randolph Germany dropped a more calmly than Indianapolis close decision to Ernest Casta- fans ever saw him, took charge

neda of Minneapolis in the 112pound division; Charles Moore lost ‘by a TKO to Darrell Charm of Minneapolis: Phil Horsley lost a decision to ‘Sam Rodgers of Kansas City.

from the opening bell. He took a slight edge in the first two rounds and the third stanza was all his

~ = ~ IN HIS second fight of. the evening, Johnson was even more Johnson is the only one of the ie before a crowd that bottom four weights to move into cheered exclusively for “their ihe, Suatterfinals here tomorrow poy» BUNJohnson slashed in at Jp, A oe a78 hiered the opening bell and every round Indianapolis was o me was his. Before the bout was finless troubled one of the ished, the fans. had quit the Caied teams.in the ‘tour. one stable and were with the nament of champions. Take Terre imo Johnson. :

Haute, . for example. The Terre Haute followers had great hopes Bob had blood spurting from for Ronnie Swabhy, the 112-pound Capone's nose early in the second round,, He stayed close and

representative. But Ronnie awakened yesterday morning with a matched punch. for punch ‘with the Chicagoan.

first-class vase of chicken pox. Horsley was outclassed by the THEN THERF. was the Evans- stiff-punching Rodgers. The Kanville’ team. Hopes for a hational sas City youth rushed in at the champion from the southern In- opening bell and landed two diana city were running high un- solid rights to Horsley's head. For til" sports writers watching the the greater part of the first round, weigh-ins . singled out Jim Fit- Horsley was trying to cover up. tipaldo, 126-pounder, as a profes- Through the first two rounds, sional. Rodgers used a power-packed left Jim had fought for money be- jab and a smashing roundhouse fore and. it took sports scribes‘right to keep Horsley at a safe only ‘a short time to recognize distance. Horsley moved in and him. boxed well in the third round but Germany's loss to Castaneda Rodgers had piled up too many was elose and it was the opinion points,

Lady Champ Shares 600 Honors With Me

Top, notch men howiers had to share kegling honors with a woman last night. Frances Dawson, women’s city champion uncorked a 666 series for the Shutter Bugs in the Commercial League.’ Honors for the men ‘went te Ralph Gale with,a 675 series and Al Weevie ‘who hit a 668. The two men, rolling for Speedway Electric helped give the Speedway Classic a new season record of 3089.

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By United Press NEW YORK, Feb. 26--Sopho-more John Lattner's only two points of the night with nine seconds to go gave underdog Notre Dame a thrilling 75-74 overtime victory over NYU last night in the 19th renewal of their colorful series at Madison Square Garden, Lattner, who replaced Leroy [.eslie, who fouled out, with only 35 seconds to ga, dropped fn the game-winning = one- hander from just under the ‘basket after a colossal “boner” hy NYU star Dick Bunt cost the Violets possession of the ball, ~ » ~

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7111, Notre Dame game, saw Harold Weitz's set shot and Bunt's driving layup give the Violets a 74-71 lead with a minute and 30 seconde to go in the overtime after regulation time ended with the teams tied, 966-66. But Dick Rosenthal's hander cut the margin to one point and sent NYU into a freeze. The Violets had only to hold onto the ball but Bunt, breaking loose from his man, attempted to tack on an extra two points with only 15 seconds to go. He missed and Notre Dame took possession = » » SECONDS LATER, Lattner seized a pass under the basket, pivoted- and dumped the ball through the cords. It was Notre Dame's 14th vic-

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' tory compared to only five losses

in the series and ;was a serious blow to NYU's National Invitation Tournament hopes. The Violets now probably must beat St. John's on Thursday night to draw a bid. Notre Dame used only men in the entire game. Irish trailed. 38-33; at and by 49-42 early in period. Norbert Lewinski scored 22 points and Jerry McCloskey hit for 21 to pace the winners while Weitz and Jim Brasco scored 18

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each for NYU. Notre Dame (15) NYU (Oty fg ft pt fg ft 7 Rosenthal! 5 4 Brasco! S 8 Leslie tf 6 1 5 8olomon.! gs 33 Lattner.f 1 0 0/Seeman.! 3} Lewinski.c 10 2 3 Nachamkinc 4 2 3 McCloskey.x 10 1 4 Naimolig TT 1.2 Gibbons.g 1 3 5/Buntg q 4 2 Reynolds ® 0 0 1 Weitzg 3 2 3 Totals 33 9 22! Totals 27 20 168 Score by Periods Notre Dame 18 15 20 13 8-—-T% NYU ik 20 18 874

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(UP)--Coach ' Boh Burnett of Basketball Indians’ Gearhart uits Stanford told sports writers yesterday that University of South- . The Indianapolis Indians’ Lloyd dians, said Gearhart was asked to ern California Coach A Forrest a ings Gearhart, who has been residing take a cut {n salary on the basis Twogood's charge of “stalling” here since last fall, today an- "of his showing last year." Gear- was " A lot of hubbub about © TONIGHT nounced his retirement from base- hart slumped to .226 last year, nothing. . lav onlv Dar a a Boston U ws Rn ee = ‘0d ball. PRYInR IY PALIN. (Oo: v nd There's a page of bowling 0 Arva FOC y g y ( Bucknell “46.9 Dickinson 278 Gearhart, who played as an Nea Oa et wily Say Al news, features and pictures. in ~ . ’ . y 5 ( con. " a Cartistus, 512 Lemoyne 124 outfielder with tke Indians last Re i or neg fon The Sunday: Times. } J L Pennsylvania “8% 3 Notre. Dame A22 vear and only briefly in 1950, said ra claim In e Sou rn " i Quantico 57 Rider *30 1 4 J . y : : St, Bonavn'ture 180 Niagara WA he was dissatisfied with the salary Alaeiation With Tides anta and DEPENDABLE St. Francis. NY 654 Brooklyn Lg ask 7a . . 1052 other Assoc on ciubs, 8t. Joseph, Pa. *587 John Carroll ss 4 cut he received for the 052 ; Villanova Nin Siena S48 censon He began his career In 1044, For FAST...CLEAN... n Ss ' ' | isall Stat ris 8 : fitting (340. 304 anc 32 with At ME gg oI fee #% He said he was asked to take n no 3nd it Lar SEWER SERVICE CALL YOUR CETRRAT] TY Remora big cut. Heshax heen employed on a. 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BR . ; TOMORROW Opposes Boxing Cr talssk = ov. was Bre. atk SEWER SERVICE CO FAST . . ® An #g8 N. Hampshire. M3 3; ONDON, Feb. 26 (UF)~-Dr. Wothke prematurely at St. An Fordhan 834 Rutzers 1 F n a ' Kill. a iabor mem thony’'s Hospital in Michigan City Lafavette ‘54 Lehigh ? Edith Summerski ah “ia : A \ SR 4 Scranto 52.9 : 4 Sunday night. It weighed four "oT arate 33 Browa 39 1. ber of Parliament and a doctor, pounds and one ounce ; A NATIONAL SERVICE Roenester 313 Alred *as.k t to ban boxing in Britain, : he Byracuse *638 Cornell 634 18 oul to he It was the fifth son for {he 4 4 Ps 53.3 Bethany 438 She announced at a press con . 3 AVAILABLE LOCALL West: Virginia 5 Penn Btate LLE lLeahys, ‘Widwest ference last night she intends to Co 6 ’ Assiang 3.3 Rinyen 13% introduce a bill to outlaw public Ind. Centra} *519 Oakland City 18.7 { Loyola, TI... *31.8 HI. Tech 414 fisticuffs, or Muskingum 419 Denison as “The exploitation of youth is 37 ‘ . Opseitin ie Dtibers the part 1 loathe she sald. 1 6868 Houston U *571 . - Ponmviile »198 Xoulm, 42a ‘Many have their brains dam RE mae HE Riera 113 A600. W. Ky. Sta 1 v esleyan hts Va Tech. *48 8 Davis-Elkins 88 You cannot impose a new Wm. & Mary D738 xinix 510 world civilization if nobody is Denver 631 Colo A. & M. 316 prepared to teach small boys to THURSDAY prepa) roe ys East behave in a civilized manner. Lots Boston U “46.8 Tufts 127 of men agree, but are afraid to LaSalle 71.3 Manhattan *A5 8 say it.’ Middlebury 39.1 St Lawrence 116 - < Seton Hall *76 4 John Carroll 558 pe——————— Midwest > Ball State *46 8 Franklin 43 Beloit *A81 2 G. Adolphus 50 Fight Results Bow! % Green 635 B. Wallace *53.7 By United Press Wesleyan: 313 Capua] 13 PHILADELPHIA—GU Turner. 147 Phil Okla. City 3.0 Crelahton 83.1 adelphia, outpointed Del Flanagan. 143 Toledo *64 7° W. Reserve 408 at Paul. Minn (10 Tri-State *270 ‘Huntington 32.32 ICAGO—Cieorge Berry. 135, Gary Tulsa 638 Yichita *57.0 Ind outpointed Dave Shade, 138, Detroit out Clemson *565 So Carelina 53.1 NEW YORK (Mt Nichola: Area Johnny 63.4 Marshall 57.9 Williams 146 New York outpointed 30. 321 Temple State . *50 0 Johnny Cesario. 147, Hartford. Conn. 8) In game pairings listed AL above each TRENTON. MN 4 —Tony Pellone 147 team is shown with its Dunkel Rating, gt or Ne hh outpointed Bill¥ Wyatt, 180 e. earne on | BaTkethel niin has Seen | NOTTINGHAM, Eng —Roy Ankara, 125, 10. points stronger, per game, against Gold Coast retained British Empire comparable opposition, than one rating featherweight championship. hv stopping 40.0. However. this is not meant te fore- Ronnie Clavion. 126 Britain (13) : cast that a 50.0 team should defeat a PARIS Jimmy King. 157 Buffalo. NY 40.0 team bv 10 points. Baskethal) teaing Syihainted Claude Milazzo, 160, France ormance ratios 10) : Ter have not HOLYOKE. Mass —Sammr Walker 181 been adjusted for such important faetors Springfield. Mass knorked out Jimmy as home court advantage. injuries, and Tiboni. 174. Bpringfieid (1 lineup changes. Hence. the ratings are

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YORK, Feb. 26 (UP)--Classy ‘its. second straight national college ~ basketball championship. topped the ratings of the United Press hoard of coaches for thefourth week in a row today as Illinois replaced Kansas State in second place. : The Wildcats, picked by the coaches before the start of the campaign as the best bet for the national title, closed out their regular season Saturday with a 24-2 record and 18 straight victories.” Coach- Adolph who already have won a berth in the NCAA tournament, begin play in the Southeastern Conference tourney, tomorrow night. With only two more weekly ratings to go, the Wildcats are in a good position to clinch the national crown by coming through on schedule in their conference tournament. Illinois, which led the ratings for seven straight weeks before Kentucky took over, moved back into ‘second place with two first

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