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Ten title chances. and Kansas State shoots for a share of Hoosler hysteria first place in the Big Seven tonight in the feature events of
a small but select program of At Champaign, Ill, the Illini take on Northwestern. With an 11-1 league mark and only one more to play after this, against Wisconsin on Saturday, Illinois can clinch at least a title tie by winning tonight's clash. On the other hand, Iowa, with an 11-2 league record, closes its Big ‘4dén season with tonight's game against Wisconsin at Iowa City. The Hawkeyes must win this one and hope that Illinois loges one of its two games. a ‘a =n | KANSAS STATE, with an 8-1 record in the Big ‘Seven, currently trails Kansas, which has a 9-1! mark, But that difference will be wiped out if K. State whips Iowa State tonight at- Ames, Ia, and then everything would! be all even for the big KansasKansas State game on Friday. The Border Conference champlonship and N.C. A.A. berth may be. decided tonight. West Texas’ State, with a 21-1 record, can clinch by beating Texas Tech But If West Texas loses, it wil have to piay off with the New Mexico Aggies, 12-2. The Border winner will meet 8t. Louis in the opening. round. of the NCAA Tourney, * " - ~
SEVERAL OTHER top teams will be in action tonight, includ-| ing three that are booked to play | in the National Invitation Tourn- | ament and one that is in the NCAA Tournament. Holy Cross (NIT) faces tradil-| tional rival Boston College at the]
plays host te Baldwin-Wallace. and Western Kentucky (NIT), visits Bowling Green, Wyoming, which clinched the Skyline Conference champion~ ship and an NCAA berth in the weekend's mos significant development, visits Colorado in a conference game. The cowboys nailed down their sixth league title since 1941 by trimming Brigham Young, 55 to 49, as Moe, Radovich showed the way with] 24 points. Only other teams already accepted for the NCAA are confer. ence champions Kentucky of the Southeastern Conference, St. Louis of the Missouri Valley, and Texas Christian of the southwest. n » - KENTUCKY WON the SEC post-season tournament, nipping Louisiana State, 44-43, on Saturday night as Bob Pettit of L. 8. U. tallied 25 points to give the Wildcats’ an unexpected rough time.
The NIT still has to fill the last] of its 12 places, but has a problem | because several leading contendeps bowed during the week-| end. Loyola of Chicago (15:9) took an 82-69 beating from Bowling Green; Villanova (17-8) stumbled over Connecticut, 63-58;/ Siena (20-6) lost to Villanova | earlier in the week; and DePaul] (18-8) bowed to Notre Dame, 78-| 77. Fordham, (19-5) moved into consideration by upsetting previously selected N. Y. U.,, 59-57.
Big 10 Scoring Leaders
Games FG PT Ave. Darling, Town #13 122 86 > 25.4 Ebert, Ohio State.. 14 112 76 300 21.4 McNulty, Purdue ... 13 107 61 275 3 2 Schlundt, Indiana .. 13 81 71 233 | Nicholas, Wisconsin. 12 6% 67 197 oy Leonard, Indiana... 13 82 35 109 15.3} Kalatat, Minnesota. 14 80° 44 204 146] Petrancek, N'western 11 70 49 189 Kerr, Ninos ...... 12. 70 26 146 13.8 Mencel. 192 13.7
Minnesota. 14 71 50
U.S. Skaters | Disqualified ~~ |
HAMAR, Central Norway, Mar, | 3 (UP)—Hjalmar Anderson, triple Olympic title winner,
ia southwestern sheriff afte r representatives had
won the scales at 190.
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ol By JIMMIE ANGELOPOLOUS ne . North Central Conference bhasinois and Jowa risk their Big yetball-—the big leagues of the can claim another record-shattering precedent
today. college basketball games. For the first time in "history or Ea of the NCC, all 10 members
of the North Central Conference hardwood. loop survived the firstround clearing huoses at the state's 64 sectional elimination! centers. A perusal of available records shows the North Central Conference basketball teams, winner of more state titles than any other state prep net loop, hit the jackpot in 1952 after drawing only one “lemon” in the 1950 state sectional qualifications’
an » 1950, all NCC
IN teams ex cept Kokomo became sectidnal champions. The Wildcats lost,
the sectionals to Greentown. But other close decisions came . from Frankfort, who downed Forest, 48 to 44; Lo gansport, . which beat Young America, 54 to 50; Tech, which tripped underdog Broad Ripple, 38 to 36, and Jeff, 41 to 36 winner over West lafayette,
48 to 47, In
IU SPEAKER sports editor of the Chicago
—Arch Ward,
Tribune, will be principal speaker at the annual Indiana University Alumni Club of Indianapolis football banquet tomorrow. The dinner will be held at 6:30 p.m. at the Indianapolis Athletic Club. The IU Club will honor the IU seniors and will give an official Indianapolis welcome to new coach Bernie Crimmins and
Speed way's Sparkplugs, the all cylinders, and Tech, the team that didn’t miss on any here, are
lis another Marion County flavor
his new staff of IU assistants. in the local regionals Saturday. Both teams absorbed well-
Burke, Nary, (earned plaudits today after rousI Rec £ day. Bolt in Tie |nguomai mum tau,
By United Press stepping Speedway team had only BATON ROUGE, La., Mar. 3— some light limbering-up activity. Bill Nary, a fast finisher from But tomorrow, it's back to work | Albuquerque, N.M, will meet|for Tech, the No, 1 regional fa-| | Jackie Burke of Houston, Tex. vorite here, and Speedway, the and Tommy Bolt of Durham, No. 1 underdog. N.C. today In an 18-hole playoff au 8 ~ for the Baton Rouge Open Golf THE PLUGS were honored at a pep rally this morning as Prin-|
Championship. 3 Nary came’ from behind: with cipal Lawrence Thompson, Coach
a brillfant six-under-par 66 in|Lyje Neat and Co.captains Dave, yesterday's final round to match) (Wilson and Bill Toole spoke the 281's posted by Burke and briefly. (Bolt for the regulation 72 holes. Tech, too, was cited today and) — { The playoff winner will get $2000; also had”’a celebration Saturday the runner-up, $1400; and the night in the Tech gym following third man, $1000, the Greenclad's 39-to-37 victory| 8 over dark-horse Decatur Central. NARY SHOT as accurately as. Both Marion County regional cause for starting the last round seven cdjebration. Tech ousted Crispus strokes behind the front-running| Attucks’ favored Tigers, 63 to Bolt. ‘The Albuquerque player| go with a fourth-quarter show of carded a 35 on uthe front. nine| strength, then survived an alland then fired a phenomenal five-| out challenge from big, rugged under-par 31 coming in to set a Howe to win 46 to 44, in a hardnew course record for the back fought overtime, coming from nine. ‘behind an eight-point deficit in| With the pressure at its.peak;| the last quarter. | Nary forced. the three-way tie on| ” | the 18th hole, His second shot| SPEEDWAY'S victory in the overshot the green on the 515- Danville sectional was strictly {yard hole. Using his putter for| first-class. Coach Lyle Neat’s five {the next shot, Nary rolled his/upset any tourney expectations ball up the steeply sloped back of | by downing Plainfield, a team the green and it dribbled down which had ' defeated Speedway {the other side to stop on the lip twice ‘during the season, then of the cup. If it had gone in, he besting Brownsburg, 53 to 50. would have won but had to settle Speedway's conquest over for a birdie four, Brownsburg was genuine, Coach Bill Lucas’ Brownsburg team had]
Vv red downed the Plugs, 44 to 38, at| Murphy Fa 9 | Brownsburg this year. Browns-| Louisville Fig ht burg was defending sectional]
LOUISVILLE, gn .. Mar. 3 (UP) champion and will retain much “Irish” Bob Murphy was heavily of its personnel next year. favored to defeat New Yorker But the victory for Coach Neat Roy Thomas tonight in the fea- wasn’t a complete surprise. Neat, | tured 10-round heavyweight bout the ex-Butler stalwart, won the, at Louisville Armory. : Thorntown County
tourney in! This is Murphy's first fight since 1948 and pulled. another surprise losing a title bout to light heavy- by tripping Southport to win the| weight Joey Maxim last August. [Marion County tourney this year, The former 8an Diego sailor will 41 to 38. i
be seeking his 59th victory in 67 po pu Plugh had rough. fights. He won 56 of his 58 tri- sledding this winter for two
{umphs by knockouts. | ROACHES |
Thomas has had 131 profesBED ¢ BUGS
pected to weigh in at 180 pounds, | while Murphy figured to tip the |
world's skating championship for) (=== the third consecutive year today, after three American stars were, disqualified from the 10,000-meter| race. Anderson won the grueling) event, last on the two-day pro-| gram, in 17 minutes, 3.5 seconds| for an overall point total of] 193.722. A crowd of abouf 10, 000| viewed the race.
United States stars Ken ei
f Chicago, Pat McNamara of Minneapolis and John Werket, ilso of Minneapolis were ruled out of the event by Referee Ernest Matthews of Great Britain be-
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The basketball came chopping -
Jimmie Angelopolous,
high school foothall forecaster,
Indianapolis’
block sectional last week bloody
but four of the dicted.
unhowed. He missed only
15 games he pre
All four “errors” result-
ed from the four upsets, inchud-
ing, also, his favored choice to win—Crispus Attucks.
t
erred Washington 48; tral é
The four misses came by a otal of only eight points. He on: Broad Ripple 49, Decatur CenHeart 37; De. 43, Ben _ Davis
39, Sacred
atur Central
41, and Tech 63, Attucks 660.
t
ing Tech reach the®
He had Attucks fo win via he lower bracket after downand Ben Davis to upper-bracket finals
after be ating Sacred Heart,
vi se in te
should
weeks,
live-wire team that's hitting on fore skids under opposition,
getting ready to: give Indiapapo 7.
Ma regional past two years.
Despite two - other two-point ctories for NCC in this year's ctional finals, Tech's outstandg victory in the last week's batring Indianapolis sectionals rate as the state's top-
Speedway, Tech Add Local ; Flavor to Regional Here
bethe
losing two in a row, re they began greasing
Now their record stands at 18“They'll tackle Greenfield in
the first game here at 1 p. m. Tech and Anderson will each other in 1 and Speedway could sit in a good spot that night should the Plugs [to
flail at the
pple Greenfield. Franklin Township had rion County its second local representatives in _the —J. A,
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flight sectional performance competition. Greenclads' 63 to 60 con quest nf highly-regarded state power, Crispus Attucks, and their subsequent pair of two-point triumphs over Howe (an overtime) and gallant-fighting little Decatur Central, can attest to the in creasing power of the modern-day NCC hardwood squads. ss. 8 =&
TECH had lost to four NCC teams thsi year, including a 41 to 38 sethack - to lL.ogansport, which had not won anf NCC game in 11 starts all year, Yet the Berries won their sectional with a 37 to 35 ‘triumph over Royal Center. Frankfort's zone-minded Hot Dogs, too, were pushed to win, 41 to 39; over Kirklin, but Tech had the loop's real Herculean task to perform. The. Greenclads had an assist from their best shooting performance of the year--an uncanny 483 per cent-—anc Cathedral's do-or-die Irish, whose Coach Jimmy Doyle easily turned in one of the local tourney’'s most outstanding coaching jobs far 1952. The Irish-lost_a bruising
The
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Football Yet?
LOS ANGELES. Mar. 3 (UP) The Southern California football team turns out for the opening of spring practice today, and Coach Jess Hill said he would concentrate exclusively on the singlewing attack. Hill and his staff will drill the gridders on fundamentals during the 20-session practice period, but
{the model-T will be Missing from
Bovard Field. The Trojans used a tion T-formation-single-wing attack last season, but Hill said he
combina-
|was dropping the “T" for the 1952
campaign. Biggest gaps to be filled from the squad of 110 aspirants sched-
uled to report for practice will be SPected teams,
those vacated by linebacker Pat!
Cannamela and tailback Frank ington won both playoff games walls "Ce Attucks... (Gifford.
HR RIE
Bruins,
49 verdict
” ” = TECH HAS won the local tionals 12 times since 1915. Fifteen of the state's championships have come the tough NCC four NCC champidns in 24 years managed to grab the in the same year. Muncie Central's © Pete
captured both crowns in the 1928 I.ebanon- and Rochester were in the loop in its early years, but Marion and Lafayette didn't come in until the early Thirties NCC team members also began playing football
season.-
after which
to the
"Tigers Friday ‘morning.
all
in league competition,
OF THE
loops in Indiana, only Central Conference compete in separate sites. But intra-league begins in the Regionals and con-
tinues through the Final Four. This year is no exception. rugged 3s Richmond battiing Winchester and New Castle meetMuncie inherit Kokomo's
Muncie ( gional find
Muncie also «
ing final
s oH MAJOR
‘entral’s
The
‘an
Yuskies Meet
For Pacific Title
1.OS ANG The UCLA
ference southern division basketcrown: polished and on the prepared today for the oncoming PCC title game with the favered Washington Huskies.
ball shelf,
The northern division titlehold- Myien Gatland, , Tech ers arrive, here Thursday and plan immediate workouts in |Gene Neudigate,
to, begin
the Bruin gym in preparation for|Rex } series
the crucial
ELES, Mar. 3 with fourth straight Pacific Coast Con-
Bruins,
playoff
begin Friday.
Coach Tippy Dye’s Huskies, one Bob Schrier, Howe ... the nation’s most highly re-| and the Bruins| Baies {scuffle for. the PCC crown for|gS™¥ the second year in a row. Wash-| Leichman Covington,
of
[last year,
rep eee —
h; ard- pressed state championship-favored Wild-
although only
state 1
basketball the North members sectional
It's 1st Time In History For NCC Teams Pistons Get
Olymp Range, Edge Closer
cats out of ‘its regional.
. ~ » ” TECH, OF COURSE, faces an- Stale Sbrvics other man-sized task stopping An- i meg ’ derson’'s Indians, who had a 6-6 FT. WAYNE, Mar. 3
Wayne doesn’t wane, Just 0-1( reral league record and a 10- 10 overall the Indianapolis Olympians. mark. . Tech downed “Anderson, 71 to 56 on Tech's floor Jan, 11 _ The Olymps visited the basket. with a second-half burst. ball Pistons here yesterday. They And the Tech-Anderson winner Should have ayes ae ye. , conceivably could move into the Wayne won, 1 after erasing Final Four, which also might be 21-8 lead the Olymps built up in loaded with three NCC finalisis. the first quarter. En Lafayette Jeff and Kokomo or Indianapolis was in no Hon Muncie could join the Tech-An- 12, at the first buzzer. The Pisto derson winner. . {reversed things the rest of the lway., Showing the way for Ft.
Ft. ask
1 1 Wayne's comeback = was Larry Times All Sectional Team Foust with 31 points. Foust was FORWARDS four pojnts up on Olymp Center Harold Holderfield, Decatur | Joe Graboski. Central. { on 8 Don Rees, Howe. 3 | THE LOSS was. the 'Olymps CENTER fourth in a row. They still held William Gardner, Crispus At- third place in the National Bastucks. ketball Association’s Western Di. GUARDS
vision today, but Ft. Wayne was only 3%; games in the rear. The Pistons will try to pare antucks. other game off the Olymps’ lead WELL-REGARDED when the teams meet in Indian Ted Bosler, Broad Ripple; Earl apolis’ Butler Fieldhouse tomor-
Joe Sexson, Tech.
Bailey Robertson, Crispus At-
| Meadors, Tech; Myron Garland, pow nigat. Ft. Wayne, holding a Tech; Rex McKinney, Decatur 4.3 edge in the season series, has Central; Ron Ragan, Ben Davis; gjx games left. The Olymps have I.eon Redenbacher, Ben Davis;
five games to go before layoff Bob Schrier, Howe; Gene Neudi- he £ B pay
gate, Broad Ripple; Al Northing-' Indianapelis (38) Ft. Wayne (10)
t h + r Q . 1g ft pf 1g tt pf on, ‘Tech; Jack Wilson, South Barnhorst,f 5 0 35 Schaus.f f 3) port, and Herman Schrader, Hollang.g 3 9 LiKerris.t 3 $ s - avoy ” ! 088, Cathedral. Jones. f 0 3 2 Poust.e 351 j Grabeski,e 11 %. jiSnsrec i 8 1 : * . Walther,g 4 4 an. x Indianapolis Sectional . [3%riens = §'3 1 Eidiemanse 3 18 Toshet! 8 1 3 §i Ktley.a : : : . | Lolgran,g J; Johnson.x ‘Scoring Leaders {Pendleyv.s 1 0 8 G FG FT TP Av Totals 32 24 27. ‘Totals 38 25 28 Harold Holderfield, Gs > O'S Scoring by Quarters Decatur Central .... 4 22 24 68 17.0 INDIANAPOLIS Tvwee EH 13 25 22.38 Joe Sexson, Tech ..... 4 26 10 62 155 Ft. Wayn 28 23 33-101 Don Rees, Howe ...... J 18 8 44 14.7 Free Throws’ ‘Missed- Li We Jones,
Graboski 2. Walther 2, Schaus, Kerfis,
41 205 Closs, . Foust 2, Eddleman 3.
53 Pro Basketball
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Crispus Attucks
19 Ron Ragan, Ben Davis
2 3 3.11 4 18 4 4 3.15 8 4 9
osler Broad Ripple
| Al Northington, Tech. . 14 317 3 Eastern Division ’ ain ct. .B, Broad Ziobie Ahead 3 13 10 36 120igyracuse '......... BN 2 Decatur Central 4 11 13 3} gsiBomon ..... wa Jack Wilson, Southport 2 9 13 31 155 Philadelphia . ‘932 a Earl Meadors, Tech ... 4 15 0 30 15 adelphia 310 18 |Myron Koch.’ Howe ...3 13 35 29 9. 7| Baltimore 30 4: | Leon Pet Decatur Central ....4 12 4 28 170 Lo ct. GR Red 3.03.2 38 sana 3 A { Leon en i s wer SY : J Ben nbacher, - +. 11.6 38 140/INDIANAPOLIS. .. 31 30 .- 38 Th Nyers, Manual .3 10 6.26 130/Ft. Wayne ....... 27 33 450 11 Robertso Milwaukee :... .... 15 45 .250 23 us Attucks ....2.8 9 25 125 RESULTS YESTERDAY fel, Southport .. 2 10 4 24 12.0 Ft. Wayne 101, INDIANAPOLIS 88 New York 89, Boston 2 11 1 23 11.5 Minneapolis 96, Milwaukee 85. 0X, Syracuse 76, Rachesies 12. Broad Ripple ....... 3310.12.31 10 Games Tonight ' Bill Green," “Manuai a3 8 4.20 10. 0! Rochester 2 at , Baltimore.
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