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. THY INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

FEB. 28; 1952

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Gy EDDIE ASH * Double Swoon -Night at Fieldhouse.

IT'S A genuine, Bob thrill for any team to win the opening game—particularly when the lid-lifter is close—in a 16-team state ‘high school sectional basketball tournament. Indianapolis’ Manual, one of the Hoosier state's pioneers in the round ball sport, enjoyed that glorious feeling at Butler Fieldhouse last night. The fact that Manual had to come from behind to edge Warren Central by only a couple of breaths and that Broad Ripple was given a rousing battle right down to the wire by Washington, upheld the reputation of, the Indianapolis sectional as one of the most frenzied in the state. Two near deadheats on opening night: is said to have set a new local sectional record for swooning on the part of the bobby soxers in the cheering sections . . . But it was well worth it . . . Even many of the adult spectators were limp and barely able to whisper at the end of each spinetingling contest. It's extra pleasant to win on opening night in a 16teamer . . . Gives the winning lads plenty of time to sit around, rest and watch the other teams sweat it out before their call to action comes for a second time.

Eddie Ash

» ” n n » n Manual is this department's alma mater . .-. No sectionals no tournaments in the early days . Only two high schools in Indianapolis then, Shortridge and ‘Manual They played basketball, but football was the BIG game with the annual battle between the- hot rivals being a city-wide Thanksgiving Day feature . . . Baseball was second in importance, followed by track, with basketball last.

» » n SPORTS FANS hadn't yet worked up to basketball in the way-back-when days, since it was new to the pupils as well as the adults . . . But the advantage of height in the new sport was recognized by the coaches right off the bat. We recall the coach lost no time appealing to Manual's baseball pitcher, Jack Bohnstadt, to come out for basketball . . . Jack was a skyscraper, stretching up to about 6:10... Nowadays some entire teams are made of aerial | ladders, but Manual's Bohnstadt probably was the first in this area.

» - ~ » » » Wilfred J. Ullrich of Aurora calls our attention to another twist on state basketball tournament membership team names . . . Says the Aurora (dawn) sectional shouldn't be dull with both Bright and Rising Sun in it . . . Patriot is in that sectional, too, meeting Aurora, but after sun y set, not at dawn . . . Vevay plays Rising Sun after:sun down tomorrow.

» » » SULPHUR ‘SPRINGS was paired with Mooreland this afternoon in the state high school basketball sectional tourney at New Castle . . . Sulphur Springs has an Indianapolis connection . . . Walter O'Brien, Buckshot's brother, is the coach, and like the pro Olympians’ O’Brien, Walter played the game at Indianapolis’ Washington High and Butler U. . Only. 20 boys are enrolled at Sulphur Springs and all play basketball. The ace is Rex Alspaugh, forward, who scored 388 points in 20 games . . . Since Coach O’Brien took over (the last 12 games), Alspaugh tallied 323 points, an average close to 27 a game . . . Looks as though Walter must have fed some Brckshot to his Rex.

Ronald Esarey, Ball State Teachers College reshman, used to play basketball on the Springfield Township High School team in the Connersville sectional . . . Writing from Muncie, young Esarey says Springfield goose-egged Fairview in a ‘sectional game some years before his high school days . . . He's righto . . . It was in 1938 and the score was 51 to 0 . . . But research reveals a shutout occurred in a state sectional tourney seven years before Springfield hung it on Fairview . . In 1931, ot Seymour, North Vernon sent Vernon through the scoreless wringer, 4 to 0.

ONE OF “the state's two ‘‘shortest name’ * high school basketball teams—Leo—bumped off a “long name” team | Ft. Wayne South Side—in the Ft. Wayne sectional yesterday ... Now it's up to Wea to match Leo by outscoring

Monitor in the Lafayette sectional tomorrow . . . Grass | Creek is still in but Hamlet is out. _ Jeffersonville furnishes an oddity . . . Because of

~Ueft's suspension by the Indiana State High School Athletic Association during the 1949-'50 season, Coach Bill

Johnson's seniors played no schedule as sophomores, nor |

his id as freshmen.

The former Wabash College coach has had a difficu rebuilding job . . . Jett is taking a 11-7 record into the Jeffe sonville sectional, playing Salemétomorrow. If the -Red Devils get by Salem they'll probably go on, i battle old foe New Albany in a regional . . . Jeff had a bo setback, though, in its regular season finale, losing to Jaspe <by-17 points,

THE Indianapolis Indians will not “meet Charleston, W. Va., in the American Association home baseball opener here on Apr. 22... It would have been a strange billing to Victory Field fans . . . Toledo has decided to stay in the league, so you'll see the familiar-Mud Hens on the greensward when Manager Gene Desautels sends out his | “new” Tribesters.on the diamend in their 1952 home start.

Quincy Troupe, the 32- -year-old Negro™ catcher who | sighed to an Indianapolis contract, has reported to the parent Cleveland club's training camp at Tucson . . . so that Managé Al Lopez can appraise his possibilities as a second- -string catches . for Cleveland, that is . . . If Cleveland should keep Troupe, the Hoosiers. are expected to get Joe Montalvo, the winter leaguer who batted .287 for Seattle in the Pacific Coast League last year . . . He is 24, stands 6-4, weighs 205, and resides in Puerto Rico. *

Two Colle ges Block AEC Plan

NEW YORK, 2g 28 (UP)-— agencies throughout the’ nation The American Council on Educa-| would enforce it by refusing to tion's program for controlling accredit schools which violate the intercollegiate athletics appeared code. ddomed to failure today. Two eastern college accrediting agengies announced they could . not enforce it.

Officials. of the Middle Atlantic states and New England states college and secondary school associations said they’ could not enforce the ACE code because it is “impractical” an beyond th functions “°°

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NEW YORK, Feb. 28 (UP)— Former Kentucky basketball player Walter Hirsch appeared fore the “basketball fix” grand ry for two hours yesterday and ex-teammate Bill Spivey appeared for almost the same length of time, They were. not permitted by authorities to talk to reporters, as

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Up, Washington

Giants And Bears Open Firing

Rockets Oust In Thriller

By JIMMIE ANGELOPOLOUS

THE FANS who'll watch favored, Ben Davis and Sacred Heart battle in the second

session of our surprisepackage sectional at Blitler had

better dig deep on the roster sheets tonight. | The Giants battle their once-

vanquished county foe, Lawrence.

[Central, in the first game at 7 p. m. and the Spartans take on dark-horse Decatur Central in

the second fracas.

And, if last night's opening session produced some unexpected explosives, the detonation of those two uproarious games were touched off by kids whose scoring powder all season couldn't have blown up an empty Dixie cup.

Manual's .49 to 47 prolonged stalling thriller over Warren Central and Broad Ripple’s finalsecond 49-48 upset over Washington gave the near-capacity crowd of 14.500 onlookers a pair of soulstirring hair-ralsers,

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BOTH WINNERS had to come from behind, but, somewhere durIng the touch-and-go battling, it was the little-heralded boys, and not the big shots, who got their names in the big type today— the real heroes.

Ben Davis and Sacred Heart take heed: Broad Ripple’'s redhead sophomore, Wally Cox, who had averaged only 3.2 points in 13 games this season, blasted 12 points on six field goals. He cracked three consecutive short one-handers on the sides in the final quarter to help to kill off Washington, just before Ted Bosler's last second layup underneath at the final gun.

Washington had held a seven{point lead, 43 to 36, with five min{utes to go and was moving strong in its uphill climb all game after a miserable one-for-16 first quar- - ter.

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Times photos by Dean Timmerman. HIS PRAYER WAS ANSWERED—Harry Shaner, Manuals 5-8 guard, cups his harids as if to wish Don Brune of Warren Central won't score. Brune didn't and Manual stalled out time to win, 49 to 47, last night. .

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THROUGH THE MIDDLE—Teddy Bosler (13) of Broad Ripple soars through four Washington players for an attempted lay-up. He missed this one but sank the winning two-pointer for a 49 to 48 victory over the Continentals in the opening night of the Indianapolis sectional. Washington players are Tom Dobbs (54), Ed Ketnodle (35), Phil Peterson (55) and Harry Federspill (42).

On Floor Tonight— Sectional Scores

AT INDIANAPOLIS Manual 49, Warren Central 47.

points in 18 games all year, Ben Davis Giants B kan nse an ents © Upset by Hammond which built Ripple’s 13 to 5 first nan Lancaster Central 39. Liberty Center 34. quarter advantage. : : Bluffton 50, Rockereek Center | v | mM : Purple White Age Height Weight Class AT BRAZIL | By KURT FREUDENTHAL (Concord Township of DeKalh anual’s big Charles Raker, 3 3 Bob Britt 18 0 60 J Gosport 64, Patricksburg 36. United Press Sports Writer County in the morning, 59 to 33, {who had a.5-poi ) §- ] Ir. Xibgre 62, Staunton 55 The Calumet’s hopes of wi e | a.5-point average in 15 4 21 Leon Redenbacher 17 5-9. 147 Sr. . AT CLINTON ts s d Ir di Ope winning ; 4 came back at night to blast games, picked up 10, including a § 5 Ronald Ragan 1 8) 196 Jr. Bridgeton 51. Cavuga 2. its second Indiana high gehoolpvemont, 59 to 37, despite the {pair of fielders in a row that gave 10 . 10 . Richard Lepper 17 5:11 160 Jr Clinton 68. Green Twp ‘basketball championship were locers’ stalling session. Only two Manual a 48 to 47 lead with 2:42 1) i Robert Duling " ail 198 ol AT CONNERSVIL LE dealt a terrific blow today as East inc were cored in the third E to go, touching off Manual's 1» > 4 ily Brownsville 49, Harrisburg 41 Chicago Washington's touted Sen- ~ ame-endi tall 13 1 Reb Wilbur 15 38 150 Jr, Conmerarille 35: Harmison Twp. 3A. ators became the first t period, but Big Cal Gresscup, Who 8 BE nal. .. + a 13 23. -Richard Warrum 18 6-2 175 Jr. Brownsville 87; Brookville 36. vieti t . Se major upset otteq 26 markers, collected 25 to | Manual Center Forrest “Wil-.14 14 Richard Pettit 16 8-0 160 Jr. AT CRAWFORDSVILLE [T° 0° fhe annual title nace the Red Devils to their 10th llams, who spelled Raker inter- 20 20 Ed Weil 15 5-8 141 Soph. |[axterdyville 55, Alama 23. [S1ade. straight victory. italy all game, had averaged 21 4 Norman Young 17 5-11 160 Sr. Waveland 81, New Richmond 44. 5 The West NIHSC champions, fs. n = only 24 in five games, yet camé School Colors—Purple and White Crier DECA beaten only twice during ihe regu. 'AYNE NORTH | : lup with three field goals. two of p i AT DECATUR lar campaign and who counted FT. WAYNE NORTH knocked | 4 Coach—dJerry De Witt Geneva 60, Monmouth 58. ff New H them consecutively in. the first Decatur 86, Nariford Center te. Hammond among their 18 con- 20 FTF EHH 3 to = and \quarter that kept Manual in front, Alita quests, couldn’t repeat it 1ast night iz hs eq Sait any Sab [37% 10. 1n the fret quarters Lawrence Central Bears Harlan 48. Maumee Twp. 41. and lost their sectional opener, 0) tO 4% while Central dumped | 2 (Won 9, Lost 10) Leo 47, South Side 43. 57 to BS. ony Shvais Concordia, oe mn | yp Numbe as | and Central Catholic, 64 to WARREN hung on 26 to 2 3 ’ Ronnie Grimes Ags Helfw Wagm lass Reo 58. Har 5] dares R. | 5 nn Today's schedule called for 163 the mid-prase bas i a) 1 Jerry Conrad 8 50 us. an [on Se tsotin won lat ASHINGTON LED 22 to 13 games, all but 25 at night, Only e mid-pause, but Wayne McCord ry iy Woasland 65, Lafaette Central 39. |at the first pole, but it was Ham- 496 fi {and Center John Prange com 5 Bob Keown 16 6-0 155 dr. Monroeville 43, Coésse 26. 9 outfits form .the original field ‘bined in a hotsshooting Be to 10 Bill Lambert 16 5-9 135 Jr. Gentia) Cathal ii Sa jad, 30 to 28, at the half, and|of 760 will be left after tonight, [lift Warren to a 39 to 35 thi 1 Bob McDaniel 17. 51 152 Sr. |Woasiand is, Monroeville 42. 3 106 going ito the last period, : dn ne a J o 35 third- 12 Bruce Brunson 18 5-11 162 Ir Central 64, ATA RRETT With two minutes to go, the zone [ MoCard Ei 13 Tom Clark 6 . 61 145 Soph. (GARRETT) defense-minded Wildcats * forged popped four baskets 14 Pete Reibel 16 6-0 165 J | Fremont 50, Spencerville 34. |ahead by four points and they! ‘EF = Prange hit all seven of his 15 Rice Morris 17 5.9 Yue , | Auburn 10, Concord Township 33. {stalled out the final 90 seconds to GE OWNER > {points including three straight a py be yg le ST. . Angola 54, Ashley 44. {knock one of the top favorites : pop shots—in th 20 Scott Chandler 1 5-11 170 Sr. | Butler 5%. Angola 50 Javertime). “ " 4 Ay $ third quarter 21 Dale Files » 38 G 5-11 162 Jr; | tubutn 85, Tre AUB Lit) “sh [33 uF the “Hoagie Tioopla’ Dick SWITCHES T0 CALYLRT > - ool Colors—>Maroon an ray. Churubusco 53. Pleasant Lake 36. prs | McCord made it 41 to 35 start- ConthadSin oO. B ’ Scott Center 62, Metz 48. Hammond, while Ed Juratic and|? {ing the fourth on two free throws, 5 Yaor , SU, | Jaerite 2: Samien Sw Vic Molodet, Washington's vet: ’ {but Dickie Nyers, Bill Green and Decatu C t I H k Scott Center 3. Churubusco a“. erans, combined for 28 |Raker overcame a 47 to 41 deficit EEE r Lenira awks Walerios #6, AT G ARY | Such other favo : A 4 rites "Ft for Manual before Raker's two (Won 11, Lost 8) Ressvelt ig Shum 1 Township 49 Wayne North and city VE Cen-! {lead-grabbing shots. Tom Hea- Number Age Height Weight Class | Edison 39. Portage Township 29. |tral, and Aubur 11 |cox's charity at 1:56 made it 49 4 Dick Collins 17 5-7 130 Jr, Roosevelt Er ND {northeastern ray Tram ons [to 47 and Manual hung on sahkily. 5 Bill Shipley 17 5-7 150 Ir. Fast Chieaxs Roosevelt 49, Dyer 39. Saturday's sectional semifinals After Warren's Jim Fish had 10 Harold Holderfield 18 6-0 180 |r. | Rammend Tech 51, Crown Point 50 (over- aggjly, 11 Kenny Massengale 17 5-10 150 Jr. i ; s h 55 ' ji long to Et 47 faa 12 Bill Edwards © 17 8 170 gr. -|Eam Chicase Fa eat” Hammons’ Tech ire noHseasteny confer: " ; . z 8, ranke th ni [1e8e for. four minutes and 30 asc. 13 Bill Allison 17 5-11 178 Sr. AT HUNTINGTON the United Press “Big Ten,” ri : | 1 vt A | Roa T hip . ¥ hn, k pped = 3 Bedelime 60 M0 Sn TART ne | «x = 21 Leon Larrison 17 5-8 133 Sr. | AT KENDALLVILLE | IT WASN'T a game for Man- 22 Max Plummer 17 6-0 155 Sr. | gorineela Jowpahis £7, Drisnion en. Sectional Scores [ual's two scoring aces—Nyers and School Colors—Blue and Gold. AT LAFAYETTE : \Green. Nyers made 17 points, hit- QoacharMarvin Cave, | renel 1b, Clarks Hill 7. oo Today Nathan Rosenberg, of Chicago, Ill, {ting only seven of 33 and Green tiafayette 33. Jackson Tonnship-34- : Ee § Salle ana am imade three of 18 attempts afield. Sacred Heart Spartans I Niuopanee AT NAPPANEE | At South Bend Pr Yt hue or ith histo ‘that {Fish had five-for-10. - (Won 15, Lost 4) | Concord Township 77, Scott 57. South Bend Central 68, Walk y . y Broil 53. » Walker- Calvert Reserve really suits my taste rent s 2, Xr of 59, topped Nember . Heaat Ww id Concord Township 50 (over-| tom 46. bette it Jyens smoother, more mele e evening's firing as Manual Red ge - Hg eight Class | ' AT NEW CASTLE South Bend Riley 60, N ow, ays Nauuan, made 21 of 83 for .253; Broad 11 31 William Riley 16 135. 3. |New Castle 63; Straushn 80. | erty 38. orth Lib-| “My friends say my drinks taste Ripple cracked 19 of 83 for 220 12 12 Bob Arkins 17 * 140 Sr. Knightstown “ New Jhon 28. better, too, since I've switched to buys jane Washington meshed 16 of 14 32 Jim Haag 17 6-2 155 Sr. |New Caste bn Reiehteios 40. | At Wabash |ing and serving Calvert.” for .281. 15 14. Pat Lynette 16 5-1 145 Soph. A Roan | x n 60, Somerset 53. CALVERT RESERVE Blended Whiske: The Rockets won at the free. 21 ~~ 24 Jerry Gootee © 16 6-1 170 It. [Jackson Cental 41. Prairte Tws. 29. . —86.8 Proof—65% Grain Neutral Spirite, throw line, getting 11 of 15, 22 15 Dick La Fave 17 6-2 150 Sr. © 45 North Manchester 61, Lagro 34. Calvert Distillers Corp., New York City while Washington bagged 18 of 24 25 Bob Prestel 15 g=1 185 Soph. |Jackson Central 65 nse 54, as ————— a 28, but it was Rocket. hustle to 3 20 Mike Lepper 16 6-2 165 Ir. |winatait 58, Fishers 46. EE ——— 'the last second and timely hitting .* 21 Harlan Betty 1 8-3 198 Sr tt tau Twp. 41. that paid off for Coach Frank 22 Jim Sullivan 8 ¢1 180 Sr. |Sheridan’42 Windia} 31, E % BALL Baird's tourney-inspired quintet. “School Colors—Red and White. | AT PLYMOUTH 3. | Ripple, which had won only four Coach—Harry Caskey. 3 | Laas . San Plerre 41. 'of 14 games and lost 55 to 4 0 v ; | Jorih Jogger 15 Ares W. ‘Washin A rer Ht a fH of SE a Jaen, PEARY 1.08 Sor iRL CENT | North Tudson a1. Lapar 62. i N AL "blocked up the middle well enough} ne 18 Boca ¢ alan t Grove 3 % Bon Davis “hip n AT SOUTH BEND to get its first quarter lead be- Be daa 3/3 Fania Sri Fi in pu 83 Srna 3 a Saat Fup. 4 fore Washington fired 5-of- 13 in! IRL in 24 3 Tron cent, us 50 | 83 Broad Ripple 52 T TERRE HAUTE . . | 4 4 en Cent. 40 | 81 Brownsburg vis" 4848 Decatur Cent. 83 a #6. Blackhawk 26 the second. a hE ortvile: i i Re i i Rata : a Plainfield 1 Bi a Willy 3. Slirkhavy (double Friday Morning | . . . 3 Beech Grove 348 Th n 30 rh erBon » 43 | 30 Attucks 57 Terre Haute Garfield 32, Riley 51 (over. NH . . n 19 . ; : RIPPLE LED only 23 to 21 at|i Decatur Cent. 38 33 Shorirides 48) 8 Dot School 31 | 43 Bom Davie © 47 AT VALPARAISO 8:30 A. M.—Tech. vs. Beech Grove the half but jt was deadlocked § 1a fie” 43/47 Becatur Cent. 0 Beech Grove 3748 Washington 48 Resiorton 48, Boone Greve 41 9:45 A.M - arr é nt 3841 way / ] ] : « M. sal at the third-quarter mark, if GAG 05 fd His kn {FFE EE ke ~Crispus Attucks vs. Cathedral Gene Neudigate drove in at 8 asim cr. § eaf Beno! 311 88 Southport (ot) 80 AT ASH ; {3:58 as Ripple trailed 44 to 41, Ey 31141 Franklin Two. 48/8 Me™ comport 14 White's Institute 1 afk LaFontaine 42. Ci afts ter 42 but Phil Peterson swished from| meee miosis (19) Washington (46) |88 Washington 80 [Chester TNDLT WARSAW Friday After noon the side, then Cox meshed three Newboidit * F ft of! » tg ft nf | Burket 57, vn oe in A row ii a poiliant spree that | Bosler.¢ 31 § Peterson t 3 : vo aR RECEPTION dual Atwood 82, Cg Dam #0 | | :30 P.M. s +h of s pe e score a to 48 with (Gree s1apiil.c n 8 call to 1he Indian-| ville 44. ——=0U ort v 1:50 to play. Hie je i : 3 Rernedie’ 3 ! § "pons Times. Phone PLaza 5551 Roohesser ohn elcr Ford TE R 2:45 P.M P 5 hortridge Bill Springer cracked two (Spleert \ ¢ © drrammele 8 0 ofTor > peedy, courteous ad-writing’ 4 : + M.=(Win'r Game 1 vs. Ie straight reg throws at 1:34, Morris.e : : i s i | Siend | Crook Tor &i¥ sre 39. » 5. Win'r Game 2) ,|making it 48 to 47, Washington, Hinchmang 1 0 esen 3 i 12 secofids remaining, Totals S011 3 Jo, i a on ; ted by Charlie Stuart, Inc. : ringer fouled out and Gene a Bh Lam : Neudigate missed his free throw 2 Ten Prarie], Jeudigete Your Studebaker Dealer ig i attempt. Harry Federspill ré-|er 3, Kernodle 3. °° . i 3 : bounded on the side, eh the ashi ~ Robert Dornte and James CHARLIE BROCKMAN AT THE MIKE ball to, Ken Tramméll, who cam : , : Ed : in for Springer. . Manual Tix tte: | in, ? Bottled up, Trammell thre i Ne 33 two handed over his head toward Raker anges 3 1 J the mid-stripe and Neil Hinch- a 0 ; enke enke : 8 INDIANAPOLIS CAPS vs. PROVIDENCE man intercepted: He missed his ana 3 $5 ts ; Child : 1 01 1 : ren Under 12 with Adult — 2 Price {shot near the foul circle with Soviet piss 00 3 % i Telephone for Your Reserved Seats 4 i 3 {five second to go before Bosler| Totals HT 113 Totals ‘came up with the ball during a ijtime anual 3. Warren ent, TA Ihat 4535 Coliseum P rices 76c-81 0081.50 ‘heated scramble underneath four Throws pe Raker 4 NOON "Hl 10 PM. Daily Ul $2. 00-$2.50 Tax Ine. {seco ds later, pulling Ripple from . WiLL | SKATH ke in a ,vumbltyous finish, -- Todd and i! ZEPHYR SLU o A po » 5 na im ig i 7

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