Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 March 1952 — Page 38

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i, . WEDNESDAY, MAR. 12, 1952 College Basketball

Sraniey! Convinced About Rookies:

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

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WEDNES

Dayton 68, St, St. Louis 58, Duquesne 78, Holy Cross 6%,

NAIB TOURNEY

Semifinal Rangers Struggle Basketball Bich De rs West Texan et erty w. Yao For Money Spot y urnament resu a Texas BS, “,

£ fast night: < LIC Club 71, U, 8.) Merningside 84, Pepperdine 30. Ticket Sale | NEW YORK, Mar. 12 (UP)- Cream 86, Swinford Texaco 54.

| Tires 81; Eagles 58, Amo 56; Lilly Ice New Mexico A &~ M 86, Mississippi Souths L 5 | The New York Rangers were in al’ Silver Circle vs, Lilly Ice Cream; 8:10, stern I Hh Buren 8.

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DEFIANCE BRAND

Dn backs were to the wall. : \ ITHSAA Commissioner L. V.| With both teams having ony| a OR . { Phillips sald today every effort|six games left to play in the Na-| . a k. h By JACK WELSH Ken Andrews finished with 659 to, {will be made to have telecasts of ‘tional Hockey League season, the oo pg THE AMERICAN Bowling lead the East Side Chevrolet ithe state high school basketball Boston Bruins went two points) peter? L157 h jonships are! League at Pritchett-Hunt-Q’ Grady. | Br — Press {tournaments in the future after a/ahead of the Rangers in their! “prove® SEWES - Congress champlo p Andrews, wearing the colors of| SARASOTA, Fla., Mar. 12| {check showed ticket sales for the battle for fourth place with a 3-2 3 hud ; the sport's supreme test. Century Cleaners, had a string of oy f ‘Semi-final centers Wave continued victory over the Detroit Red RE @ Yet the magnitude of the, 176-228- 295. wascked olf il —Manager Eddie Stanky of lagging today. Wings last night. a BLE i . » Harry Wheeler knocked o a | Phillips sald some 3000 tickets pL a annual classic is not on the alleys in the Rotary League at Sturm’s the St. Louis Cardinals was, have heen sold for the local, m™i- Cc Fd 5 alone, Recreation, Wheeler's threesome, convinced today that it's true 8 |semi-final center where WFBM- T G it cONSTRY ] Charles Treuter, director of the included 229-214-213, what they say about Vinegar! TV is televising all three Satur- wo al S . produee® pr BUSINE “tourney which Among the other 600's In the Bend Mizell. lday games. Sree PR t i They ar will open in Mil- West Side Classic were Bill Blythe, v Bend. most heralded HE SAID the allotment of tick- C3100 f y. | waukee on Mar Ted Siener Insurance, 621; Fon- inegar nd, m ets given to Bloomington High arm es They're 5 nie Snyder, Bowes Seal Fast, 618; rookie pitcher in the Cardinal BR. 22, has passed y iz D ceived School, 483 ducats, had been dis. _- Ye gy T And the Tony Floreancig, Kerst Five, 607; camp since Diz Draf, ree tributed at Bloomington, but that 2 EA . : on some foterest. Johnny RIggin, Sener Insurance, his first test under fire yester- ’ a Hambletonian * Gen. Eisenhow ing data 802, and George Such, West Side day and couldn't have done bet- 50 tickets went on public sale this NE as if he mig portrays Bowling, 603. ter. He pitched three hitless in- morning, That is the first time By JIM SMITH . : i White House 1 tovrney as af Ed Stevenson of National |nings and struck out five as the Hokey sales in Eleomingiod Jagan) Two Gaits Farm, Carmel, one i you can’t tell, goodwill ambas- Trailer Sules and Jack Henry |Cardinals, aided by 10 bases on op hat sewitinal, TV Will, the country's top standard . % i I've read th ador to the host of Anderson Lumber both rolled balls, downed the Boston Braves, 8 {bred farms, has three trotters : w Eisenhower.

city, It providesg 626 in the East Side Chevrolet |3-0. Phillips said demands for tick-| written, calcul: : ets in New Alb nd Vincennes ¢ligible for the Hambeltonian | ’ i employment for circuit. Buck Elkins of Troy The Braves made two hits off uns any a Stakes scheduled Aug. 6. at Good } effect.

many persons and’ brings a carnival - like galety which enables business es-

Jack Welsh

Kurt Kreiger, who pitched the middle three innings, and were held hitless in the last three by Rookie Will Schmidt.

! Oil and Ken Boling of Ander- ! son Lumber had twin 611s. | Wiliam Lee of Linaburry and John Branam posted 606 and

Phillips pointed out that the Muncie and Lafayette semifinal site™ officials report they could have sold another 10,000 at Mun-

| Time Park, Goshen, N. Y.

In addition to Leo McNamara’ 8 three eligibles, there are two more Hoosler trotters that can make

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tablishments to reap the financial] 602, respectively. Mizell, who had a 16-14 record| down. harvest. ns Ya high in the/and a 1.96 earned run average cie and probably 5000 more at La- (ihe Tacs ong owned by Parker| : I was told i Money is spent with reason- Pennsylvania Railroad League at/at Houston in the Texas League fayette. No telecasts will be made)” 0 us ayne, and the other ing pal of the able abandon and every me- Beach Grove with 647. Buddy|last seagon, is awaiting word seu |at those two genters, y E. Lake, Cole. ! is far more *“ dium from nightclubs and thea- Bear had 618 and Ray O’Connor|from. his Mississippi state draft | “wR aN : i eople think. ters right down to the gas sta- {fired 603. - Art Parkhurst’'s 633 board. He appealed on a de- t WF Bs ANT “to” televise ou tz WINTIS JBooK favorite to yon that me tions get a boost at the till. was tops in the Pennsylvania Rec-| pendency claim for déferment. ourney ’ illips said, “a we take e $85,000 blue ribbon the one to scr: {want the people to see them. I'm harness classic, is Duke of Lull- Ith

This year's tourney carries the

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record-breaking entry list of 7735 0f Iaria’s was runnerup on 628. Yankees ESE worried Sow Shout The future, Waleh owed bY Walter 1. Cane Dependability—Superior Performance kick into his ¢ teams. There will be 40.000 in- Dick Kromer of Coca-Cola rolled gr PETERSBURG, Fla, Mar. I'm concerned about this year's dler, Decatur, Ga. Last year, the pg, - yy ' tourney. Duke won 14 of his 16 starts and " 249.95 to $269.95 * dividual! bowlers participating in, 625 and Bud Howe notched 612.45 Manager Casey Stengel's| ohn t : : : : : 20" TABLE MODELS .............$ . © . * Y , Ie t along it 7 . Milwaukee sometime between | Kinerach Cox eompleted the group 4aistaction with three New York| , hiv Ww yy D JN Co aS ane lading Janey ining 20" CONSOLES ceeensensssses «$299.95 to $339.95 A LOT OF tl Mar. a2 and June I. They wij Jack Miller led the Steel Work- ahi Yittories 2 four exhins [future take care of itself.” Of the five Indiana horses, all 17" CONSOLES ...... ceeeesiees: $249.95 to $299.95 of buyers, hin $500,000 ng lst. P lers League at Illinois with 623|) B sam 3 was , smpere Moin) Phillips indicated telecasting of of whom raced last season, Lake's] 17° TABLE MODEL, Mahogany ...cc.ceeanee .$219.95 campaign. Th 30.000 Prize let cich an exton.|and Don Volta wah tops In telat. © 0 CTT fl only the championship games. of Diplomat Hanover was the top In Plastic—only ......... ceesiecernnss $199.95 ADDED prep e Naval Ordnance League on 633 at NICE CATCH—Times printer leach of the first three week-ends money winner with $16,143. 7" “ COMBINATIONS aver the our sive tourney, ABC officials were a Sain, the veteran right-hander! y . 3 1 to 20" C — they're a little Pritchett-Hunt O'Grady. Earl Len Royer finds Florida fishing and all three state finals games| Fastest among the Hoosier eligi- . forced to make some temporary a rolict ett |obtained from the Boston Braves, Roy be 2 : bl Volo Colb : TV-Radio-Phonograph .........$399.95 te $575.00 ernment. alterations in the Milwaukee Duns ole in the samejast year, yielded six hits and| to his liking. may De 2h aNSWeT: « oT igi 200 Excelent Prices Include 1-Year Parts Warranty—Tax Extra Just. how ’ ’ . 3 8 " Arena, home of the '52 extrava- three runs in three _innings| On vacation at St. Peters- | HE SAID a program can be ang “sired by Colby Hanover. WE TRADE—WE CARRY OUR OWN ACCOUNTS what nearly

ganaz. Approximately 250 carpenters, painters and other craftsmen were called in Mar. 3 to begin the construction of 40 alleys and]

A 618 by Ed Schott was the against the Boston Red Sox yesbest performance in the Chevrolet terday although the Yankees Indianapolis League. Paul Stay-\won, 7-86. Ted Williams’ double onovich came up with 608 andland Pitcher Willard Nixon's] {John Robison collected 601. An-|triple were the big blows off!

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worked out further study. In Indianapolis, WFBM-TV has only $775 of the $5000 guarantee

burg, Fla. Times printer Len satisfactorily with

Royer was one of a party of

day recently 25 miles out in the

These youngsters had records of 2:042/5 and 2:05 and raced well over the Grand Circuit last season.

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| Gulf of Mexico, In all the party remaining following a $4200 loss jrandled b driver - tr 4 re modern bowling facilities, There Other trio of 800's in the Christian|Sain. =) : ] n by driver - trainer is 14 train of a of special Church League included Al, Wel-| Stengel is counting on the vet- | Saught a2 mb. ambet jacks, +—to the Indianapolis regionals last Raiph Baldwin, Excellent Colby 2 0X0 rie People Are ker, 638; Roy Haislup, 634, and eran CUrve-DAler 4s a middle.) DAs and yeufish, Len reports week, earned $8697 and Volo Colby oe . ut stor

tournament equipment en route to Milwaukee,

Luncheon Postponed

Steve Jocham, 611. Wilburl/inning relief pitcher Cooper rolled 600. casional starter.

trend Chnaxivanié—RCA Mized League o| The Yankees play | the Detroit.

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some of the amberjacks weighed 40 pounds and the sea bass or _groupers hit 20 pounds.

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WILLIAM McGREGOR, Who Fred Underwood .......... : 4 Tigers today. For All-Stars |seven seconds and two thirds in ting down f: served as chairman of the tour-| Beech Grove—E. U. B. League only six runs and 22 hits in their 12 outings. - ney committee for the Captain's ™*"y rts, Hoo at a ou 56 "Reds {three triumphs. Times State Service The fifth eligible Hoosier 550 N. DEL. AT NORTH Ad N. DEL. AT MARKET i Cup, announced that a luncheon Vo Day 249] BRADENTON, Fla., Mar. 12 ! Bob Feller, a 22-game winner. GREENFIELD, Mar. 12—Car- horse, Insured, owned by Whiting, “Ample Parking” “Opposite Courthouse” There iz a scheduled for noon today at the olive 'O'C © Connell": : 313] —Second-baseman Grady Hat. 13st season, is expected to make rying a pain from too much was trained and driven by veteran! strategy whic Naval Ordnange Plant has been Jitlen Praen aes , »04 ton of the Cincinnati Reds has his spring debut within a day or ‘Candy’ the Indiana College All-ireinsman, Sep Palin and earned PL. 3407 FR. 2301 Moderation is postponed until Mar, 18. LO wile : + | a slightly twisted left wide two. He is the only member of Stars rolled into town today. To-{$3516. . 3 The luncheon was planned to|-''* Ceniral—Pubiic Service 15 but it is mot expected to keep |Cleveland’s big pitcher four— night they meet the Indianapolis Ea Saba ey ’ BUT DO Yd honor the finalist, Earl Belt andl Osi¢ ooo. cieeees 523) him out of action today ind which also includes Bob Lemon, | Kautskys. i t att Art Updyke. Capt, Miles H. Hub-| lnm AMA iar eid in the Reds play the Boston Early Wynn and Mike Garcia—| The pain was caused by the * pay bard, who is scheduled to present = "9% Van Cams tt 5931 Braves. who has not seen action this Kaler Candy basketball team of Genuine Beaver-b en : e [ ton! v the awards, is out of the city to- Harty Ol Frais 624 Hatton twisted the ankle |SPring. | Bedford. Playing in the Stone 2 x hey ae day but he will be on hand for| nols—U. 8. Rubber Women while running the bases yes- | hi pe { City last night, the All-Stars fell Jes s 9 a next week's ceremony. jaar NH hn Hancock Leaeus 49, terday to become the first Red Ex ibition Baseball {to the Candymen, 74-59. . e pos t€thoo Belt defeated Updyke in a roll- Ralph Bader Ween to miss a practice session this Av St. Petersbure, Wabash College's Bob Holstine : a half-way co - . Commercial Lingus {Boston (NY ........, 500 060 000 0 7 0 put the most vitamins in the » One busine: off Sunday at Pritchett-Hunt-{wallace Whitman spring. Poston Nowy 03 dos no P : rh A “Thev'r O'Grady and will receive a trophy. Hele arias Hosters Workers No. 38 = d purdette, Cole i} Jester (8) and soit’ candy. He zipped in 16 points for erg 1S Nn y Un Ces vay: i y Updyke will be honored as run-|_ Mur ela ware—Allied Printers o gers th and Fusselman, Baar g's BUnmIg | the Kalers, who led from the sec- : : “a * ha a his Be ner-up with a belt buckle. Roy “Moricale gH $3] MIAMI -Fla., Mar. 12--Man-| AU Closrwater. ia. ond period "i anki forge Au. ; : thoy are Tot Yee “ ( ' ” s as r 1 v : Stewart High on 677 nn sun el U0 wn gen Chaney Drawer lol the ul 80 SEBEL] 8 Rao Ferguson with 14." Ce ¥ (Ty an lanchar ARGIE STEWART led all In- Harvey BIInien dan Women *** 37 about Bobby Thomson and those Gif" oY oT anlore,, (4, | Cntisianie (7), SR —y 9 2 dlanapolis bowlers last night but wiima Jameton ¢sinasty Giants— “because you're Sivestri (2), nd Silvestri. Home Runs— | \ HE HAS P! he came out second best in a try winiam Bat 04 on League s74/the best team in the National N A$ Sarasota, ¥la. ! selling, night for the coveted 300 mark. ountaln Square—Manual HN. §, Mixed ew York (A) ..... 013 300 000-718 0 | ! thoroughly. Stewart, who bowls In theljim Latham '. **™®° **h [League 3nd should win this Bem Hogue’ 0 a And And someh , am... reeeeanene 03 yeAL. . ‘Ww ‘3. ang, 3 Christian Church League at Donna Blocker ‘ot. iio tiiiiill . a” Th> occasion was Dressen’ o | Brodowaki” 8, and vans re i. romes, 1 thin} Tarla's, rolled 677. Argle started Kan Koop ...0.... "00. corner 431 formal keynote address to his|Chieaso (A) AS Burbride 002 400 711 2 Ville ; slow with 195 but improved to Vonnegut Hardware ~~ players, | as sow” Wwe I na i pe ! Drs NG 203 in the second game. (Pauling Crawford aeons 378 “The thing that happened last Porter; Harrist, Garver (8) and Courtney. | bankruptcy cc Stewart started the finale ed Mized League year could have happened to any| Pittsburgh A 2} Date Diego (PCL), Perfect with nine straight strikes. In [filisg Dues oo AGE 0 Dregsen sald. “We were [eee Ne A earns, Aly the 10th frame, he put one in Dolly Wade PF. R. Mallory wl |just unlucky. No one thing can be |, Cleveland (A) vs. New York (N), can- | PERFECT the pocket but the No. 8 pin | ~~ Meon-Liie— Western Eisetrie ~~ blamed. Three or four young oied-—tuin, oma: Fix . up. - And it o failed to drop. Stewart picked (Cotherine”Zanairis 500 UES 488 pitchers here fn camp can takel mrss 0 ws ciennsa oo. Arnott Exterminating Co. The compa up the spare and struck out for {Thelma ee Solnt ++» 465 up the slack for Don Newcombe.” At Palm Springs, Cal. 100th quarter] a ary Leasue’ o ittsburgh “A™ (N).. 103 001 000— 4 7 0 missing, since 279. (Dorothy phartiett rr Cras . sa! Newcombe, a 20-game winner] (Bepitle Ber) . 200 000 000— 2 8 4 LI-7458 missing, Pressing for top honors. was| eae Tavaders League 21in 1951, now is In the Army. | Gar i Bes 13a. "Bena 249 Mass. Ave. in 1928. Bill Miller of Schuster Coal ah Jeannette Mohler __. Heats tT Thre * Giants amiialit Vagy (7) and Christie. Tune ina! 463. Miller, rolling in the Troy wiiam Murdock i — Ca EON Ren Circle had a Oil League at Sports Bowl, put| Friteket uni 0’ Grads Lady’ of Lourdes | PHOENIX, Ariz., Mar. 12— the depressio together games of 224-209-2 230. in Pritchett’s— Tuesday Morning Leiane Manager Leo Durocher ex- of it, the unce Curt Heady of Foxworthy Ford Marsle Fechiier rs Tears 809) pressed indifference today over all the coura was close on the pace with 661, |Qinny Stroh Tivevrve Gi . 852 the New York Giants’ first | meet the swif Heady, Shi in Ihe Wool, Se (Pee, Hove Nate * 343| rainont. of the spring but ad- | stance. Classic League, poste ppe 59 mitted “a couple of days of F » to 180 an and rebounded with p34: Elisabeth hilly Neri—Wemen's Leasus 835 rain could up my a i A] or The I'M NOT mon Butler Aten, Office Mixed .,| Durocher was eager to go | "Huneer oul; verbs) ix Maris ChrtLian «oo... vey ini back to work after his National . . overcome the TT § J. D. 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