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National Hockey League game and when they finished the, Bruins were in the Stanley Cup, playoffs and the New York Rang-|
Of Lopez Days iiians
By EDDIE ASH 7% | Times Sports Bditor | ew York had only a slim
inning chore the Philadelp nearing the games in 19. the Tiger st: absence was
Muncie’'s Bearcats. You wonder how this pinkfaced, sharpeyed former Indiana Uni-
find my Kentucky team with the best college record in America, and competing in the NCAA _|tournament again.” “When Rupp takes his Wildcats to Raleigh, N. C,, teday for the
. : {chance of overtaking Boston be-| versity All- 13. DAYTONA BEACH, Fla., Mar. 19—For the first time fore last night's game. And that America ¢an NCAA Yesionn) Zayots, i will Houtteman ; : : ‘ik . y limmering hope was gone after] - ean Ot Eo ane oe in this spring training camp season, the parent Cleveland 8! g hop Bg take over In i or Tis Payers. Keutuoky oul hits to pace
37-year-old Bobby Bauer came; back to help Boston fans honor! his still active linemates, Woody Dumart and Capt. Milt Schmidt, el and join in a 4-t0-0 triumph over to|the Chicago Black Hawks,
diana’'s 1951 state high school basketball champions minus five regular starters and have the 1952 team making
victory, and of the scratc got only two Littlefield in 1 Joe Ginsbel winning runs
be after its fourth NCAA title in five years. .
"e : “THIS HAS been a difficult and trying year for us,” Rupp come mented. “We had made all our
club's farm directors permitted Gene Desautels to manage the Indianapolis Indians whole show as a single unit yes-
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terday. The Tribe's new skipper went camped in Florida, George B to work at once putting his own kirk, Kansas City manager, is
~ ~ managerialmagter mind the All-Stars THE VICTORY, leaving the tea plans around Bill Spivey, and ning off lose methods into the against Charlie Grimm's Brew-\iqje Rangers seven points behind # bid.for the winher’s circle in when he was lost I hardly The Tigers day's routine and erytown pennant gallants, A lot Boston with three games to play,| One year. thought we would win 28 out of Braves here his generalship!of interest has been worked up in put the Bruins in the playoffs for| But you don't wonder long. 30 games and wind up number The Brav
drew warmihe novel attraction which 8 to the 24th time in 28 years. Bos-| McCreary's used to the winning one in the nation.” Brliant - bite praise from part pe held in the city where the In- ton, with two regular season habit because he has the win- Spivey, a seven-foot All-Amer« pite nee Owen J. djans trained last year. |games remaining, plays at New| ning formula. lca, center, was dropped from the Waren JIN us. Tui |York tonight but it will be just = 2» hen his name was linked “Gene handles Tribe Notes a playoff warm-up for the Bruins. MUNCIE'S UNCANNY hard- hg liiiop i Phe beat the Yan his pitchers and! , gppqry GOMEZ, former Yan-.. Bauer, Dumart and Schmidt— wood strategist is no fly-by- the New York district attorney's juninke at Sf infielders in the... .,uthpaw ace, 1s touring Flor- once one of hockey's great lines night. He's one of Hoosierdom’s office. : les by Bill Al Lopez style, lida spring training camps selling —now carry a total of 108 years high school hardwood greats. “Without Spivey, we are the Crowe produc said the Indians), ..,a1) equipment. He has 4 on their veteran shoulders but He's a champlon competitor. shortest major team in the coun Ash forme ry Pe, [natural gift of gab for the busi-|last night they defied time for an| And his class, hustle and his try,” Rupp said. Kentucky's tall Yankees 54 Sent wand 4 pa and his sales talk is hard to hour. They topped the nostalgia basketball savvy--like chalk— i est regular is Forward Lou Tsie CLEARWA conv { 7 kK . ; . 2 o ) oy oot pA of the on: 300g, Gomes }uadied with J rive yi as Bitty 4 display 8 puck Simpy ig off onto anything BEARCAT 'REST PERIOD'—Every Muncie Bearcat warms up with a separate ball in practice. |Oropolous, 3 Joot Bimghes. Au —First Basen tire squad. You never can tell. | A Faay and he 1s to measure seen this season. a Sr IreaTY isn't interestea During a short breathing spell in between scrimmages, Coach Jay McCreary sends his Bearcats Amshisgn bn FD a Pay added today Maybe we've come up With a 8ec-3,, 1,4ians for their 1052 unl-| oo _. & # # | in chalk talk. He wants—and through free-throw drills, But they don't lounge around as they id for Times Photographer Bill : yo Yankee injur) ond Lopez.” \forms, which will be the same 1TH SCHMIDT 500 rd 2H gets—action. He has shep- Oates. Shown above (standing, left to right): Jerry Lounsbury, Coach Jay McCreary, Charles Hod-.| “WE HAD scouted all the the Bombers’ h Desautels 1 Dractice pattern as the parent Cleveland == 0 pil RG eC player and herded his flock of young, son, shooting free throw, and Tom Raiser; (seated) Dan Thornburg, Jim Sullivan, Marvin Dick, Ger. [teams in he NIT,” Rupp Zam, 0%. ie ours for 'lelub’ streg . i im. Ji i “ e never seen Penn ns was sighing er Jing yj Ey said Tribe Coach Johnny 24th in league history to score sireamiined Bearcats io Sue ald Wright, Jack Hawley, Cal Grim, Jim Burt, Jesse Rhodes and Carl Miller. Xe i Spb Bolg Tigi io homo oh That way, everybody got a solid |, i chings probably will earn him 200 goals. Dumart 2 Bauer basketball. he became a starter only two The 'Cats have a 64-point offen- state's toughest high achool [them right off the bat.” Claire of the workout, including the mound bonus. “Huge John's uniform NW agitts on the p ay ’ th Muncie returns to the Butler weeks before, after regular sive average and a 22.3-point basketball league -McCreary's The baron of basketball, who terday’s game staff. requires more cloth and spread —C'T% rew assists on he oo oldhouse Saturday. The Bear- Center Charlie Ross became average difference in eight youngsters acquired poise and (always feels the next foe is the However, D
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THE TRIBE skipper cut out the,
running exercises before and after lunch,
time to send the hurlers through Between regular
wihd sprints,
ly! ; immediately 280%00 my tacory's
drills he opened the afternoon
session with a fast infield and outfield practice and then sent Turner, the boys into the third inter-
of the aquad game against Dallas latest pronouncement,
‘will have no more correspondence
|with Harris. Every effort is being
Texas League.
The Indians won again, B to 4, This
by coming from behind.
than that of any other man in baseball,” sald Lefty. eye for business.” » » " THE INDIANS still have four players unsigned, Catcher Earl Outflelder Dave Pope and Pitchers Jose Santiago and Charlie Harris, According to the the club
“He's the
gives the Tribesters a two-to- made to bring Turner and 8an-|
one edge in the series.
eight-inning contest was" highlighted by the Tribe's infleld defense, which completed five double plays and came close to mak-| The josielaers Row have ight twin ngs in gh BH icnla new offer made
last year's team had trouble to- ment.
ing it six,
three games, something
taling in a whole week, » » ”
HARRY MALMBERG started two yesterday, Al Smith at third, two and Bob Prentice at second one. Malmberg stumbled while
The tiago
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in the” act of fielding a swift grounder in the seventh, other-
wise he'd have been on the start-
ing end of three,
The Indians outhit Dallas, 11 to 10, and one of the Dallas was walloped by Joe Macko, whom be lend-leased to the Texit off
blows, a two-run homer,
the
as Leaguers. He belted
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Pope came in last night to weigh Py manage-
a 8 =» Roscoe MeKinney, Indianapolis retired fire department chief, was homeward bound today. A dally visitor at the Tribe's workouts, the “chief” has been living and sightseeing in the Daytona Beach area,
» » n . ANOTHER PLANE load of young players, the majority hail{ing from Ohio eities, dropped out
of the sky last night to join Cleveland's little minor clubs, They came in on a chartered plane from the Forest City. Forty-five hopefuls and five of-
league
other three Boston goals but the at period when Bauer, returning for one game in hockey’'s “big league” after five, years in retirement, scored on| {Harry Lumley after faking the apple-cheeked Chicago goalie out
crowd got its biggest thrill 6:40 of the final
Calder Series May Be ‘Long’
The Pittsburgh Hornets and] into eamp. Turner is the Cincinnati Mohawks took one-| No. 1 man wanted” at this par- game ticular time, since the Indians yeague’s Calder Cup playoffs to-| Istill are getting by on catchers qay but the opening games in-| borrowed from other teams en- jicated that “long” series may camped at Indlanville, Outfielder
leads in
be in the making.
Bobby Hassard's goal at 6:16) of the third overtime period gave Pittsburgh a 2 to 1 victory over the Hershey Bears in the first game of the best-of-seven first
place playoffs last night. The
game lasted 96 minutes and 16 The teams meet again
seconds. in Pittsburgh tomorrow night.
Chick Webster's goal at 13:47) of the second overtime period en-|
abled Cincinnati to edge the Buf-
falo Bisons by the same margin in the opener of their best-of-five
third place series. The teams meet again at Cincinnati tomorrow night.
The Cleveland Barons and Pro-|
vidence Reds will start the best-
the American
cats meet the long, lean fangtoothed Bulldogs from New Albany in the second game of the state finals, n o s NEW ALBANY'S taller, allsenior starters are deft, pointhungry Bulldogs who can hurry with the best. And McCreary is too realistic to take New Albany's bestever lightly. But he has the confidence that stems from the knowledge he and his boys are prepared for the tough ones coming up. “We've had steady improve-
ment over-all,” opines Mec- | Creary. | He crammed fundamentals
into his budding Bearcats early in the year. His doses of fastbreaking scrimmages have come in steady weekly diets, and the efficient-working ex-Frank- | fort All-Stater let's his proteges | take a breather in between fire- | wagon scrimmages by shooting
fast rounds of free throws. » - s
runs and shoots and has “better balance over-all” than last year's team, a deliberate-type
| machine under Coach Art Beck-
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ner, who moved to Richmond last fall. Only Jim Sullivan, the 6-3 rebounding star, started in last
WHAT ABOUT MUNCIE? It ~
over-age. McCreary has come up with the two best-looking guards in the state in Charles Hodson and Jerry Lounsbury. Both are juniors, both weigh 142 pounds. Hodson is 5-8, Lounsbury 5-8. Both are tireless workers in Muncie’'s offense; they crack long ones consistently and their defensive alertness contributed much toward Muncie’'s 69 #6 46 undoing of Tech this season. . - ” DAN THORNBURG, the 6-1 rebounder, joins these pony backs in the speed department, and Carl Miller, also only a
junior, is the other 6-1 forward
who popped the winning basket against Kokomo’s brilliant Kats Saturday night. Blond Jim Burt is 6-5 and 190. He's Sullivan’s relief. The
5-11 Tom Raisor also hits. He,.
too, is only a junior. Burt, Marvin Dick and Jack Hawley are the trio of reliable senior reserves. Calvin Grim, a junior; Gerald Wright, a 6-3 sophomore, and Jesse Rhodes, a 6-4 junior, round out the underclassman - studded roster for next year’s healthy nucleus. Where is the scoring power? It might come from any one of six boys. But only 15 points separate the first four scorers. " » ”2
STATISTICALLY, Muncie
tourney games, New Albany is second with 62.3 offensively and 19.3 on the average difference. The highest personal-foul average per game for Muncie during the year belongs to Hodson, with 3.9, indicating a minimum of team fouling with all speed afoot. Ti a THIS MUNCIE TEAM has legendary backing. Raisor's father, Floyd, played on the 1923 state championship runner-up team with Beckner. So did Thornburg's uncle. Mr. Raisor is a Health-Education director in the city schools. Miller’s brother Melvin, and his father, John, are members of the Muncie police force. Muncie teams have won 26 sectionals, 15 regionals and two semifinals in addition to state titles in 1928, 1931 and 1951. » 8 ” DID JAY THINK he had a strong contender when he left a brilliant 14-4 season record at DePauw a year ago? “I couldn't tell,” he said. “I had to get used to the boys and they had to get used to me,” he laughed. In the process, the method in which Muncie forged its current 23-5 season mark may be a tipoff to the Bearcats’ preparedness.
that
know-how under battle-tested conditions. Muncie played in six consecutive double - headers, playing games on Friday and Saturday nights, The grind found several ‘Cats smitten with the flu' bug before the sec tionals. »
8 " MUNCIE'S only “bad” loss was a T70-to-59 verdict at Vincennes, handled by Chet Francis, a teammate of McCreary’s on Indiana's 1940 national championship team. Jay once won a sectional at Vincennes,
McCreary has unlimited praise
for Kokomo's talented Kats, who lost 62-t0-60 to Muncie in the semifinal championship game after they downed Muncie at Muncie, 57 to 48, a month
“ago.
Saturday's double conquest that included a 64-t0-39 past ing of Auburn, was a repeat of the 1951 semifinal victories over Auburn and Kokomo, 2 . » WHAT'S NEXT year's picture? ‘There'll be more height and the 7th, 8th and 9th grade feeder system won't hurt Muncie’s future Bearcats. Neither will the 15,000 throng at Butler. The Bearcats have played to approximately 105,000 fans all season in their 7525-seat Fieldhouse
most dangerous, complained that “all we know about Penn State is that they are awfully tough, They play a zone defense, and they have a big center named Joe Arnelle who averages almost 19 points a game.” Looking over the rest of the NCAA . field, Rupp commented that “we feel Illinois should come through the Chicago regional, and as for the Kansas City regional, Kansas might as well head for Beattle right now—we don't see how they can lose.”
» ” Ed » EVEN THOUGH Kentucky led the nation. in point-production
points per game, an all-time national record, it's defense on which Rupp it relying. “Don’t forget, we also were 21st nationally on defense,” Rupp pointed out, “and when you think how many times we had to give up the ball after scoring, you'll have to admit we're awfully strong defensively.”
All-Stars Beat Kautskys, 67-64
Times State Service KENTLAND, Ind., Mar. 19— The Indiana College All-Stars have found the range and hope they can keep. it as they moved into Monticello where they'll take
this year with an average of 83.2.
closed the wre stitches. Othe are Catcher sprained ankl Martin with Rookie Ha veteran relief slated to pit today agains Phillies. Granville who served as tain of the 1 was given th 1952, Manag also announ “austerity” t ers now can for money, : ties in the morning. The Phillies ington Senat 2 to 1, as De
Pirates
SAN BERN 19 (UP)—The having finall Grapefruit L major-league make it tw against the ( The Pirate yesterday, 3-2 Giants scored of the 11th, George Metkc Pirates and
TOY oll. who 1a chal [ficlals landed. It is estimated 250 of-five second place playoff to- year's state finals games but leads the pack into the finals. Playing in the NCC, the and abroad. on the Kautskys tonight. lenging Ed Stevens for the first About fifty other In camp, plus morrow night at Cleveland. The All-Stars won their first Gus Dora: ; ; s. mcr ———————————————— . . . game from the Kauts re. in EO ee INMAN CHAMBERS, veteran 4 { Illinois May Race Gets 1 ougher Nardico Favored Tost JioM, 61 to 84, “after raving Release Fi MAL IRS, ji - * {los ree straight. due’s Carl 0all, who worked the last right-handed relief pitcher on aan % Change Lineup 7 in Bout Tonight McNulty led ie winners with HARRISBL gs, set set up a Tribe|last year's Tribe team, checked 121 point. UP CLEVELAND, Mar. 19 (UP) 21 Points while Ralph Ferguson (UP)ine L
rally in the seventh by hitting alin at Indianville last night. Dave triple as first up. Malmberg and Hoskins, Negro outfielder-pitcher Lloyd Gearhart also came through/up from Wilkes-Barre donned a
boxers knock over an eigh asked the sta recommend hi view State 1 The forme
|of Franklin hooped 14. Bob Royer, former Indiana State star, led the Kautskys with
—Danny Nardico of Tampa, Fla., was a slight favorite today over
News Again [For NCAA Start
with hits in that to tie the! h By United Press CHAMPAIGN, Bes Mar. 19 5 Coie . ge 2 Yy aig el fo s in that stanza to tie the uniform for the first time yester-| PALM BEACH, Fla., Mar. 19 (UP)—Coach Harry Combes of y United Press er top-notch tilts will be be-| a ol Port and, Ore. iq" o score at four and four. day. He sald he batted .381 as — Sammy Snead took a slim, one- Illinois pondered a new starting] DENVER, Mar. 19 — Competl- tween the Denver Central Bank. in their 10-round feature bout on(15, While Dum Ruel another
Two hits, a walk and another an outfielder in one of the winter stroke lead into the second and lineup today to get more height tion started to get tough today ers and Fibber McGee and Mollys tonight's card at the Cleevland Au-stars (87) Kautskys (64) 8 {
single by Malmberg accounted leagues. His 1051 Wilkes-Barre final round of the Seminole golf/on his club for its first round'as the National AAU basketballiof Hollywood, both of the Na- arena. rewstert 3 0 Pl Evans.s % © knocked out for the winnimg run in the eighth average was .287. tournament today. But the big national tournament game against 4... .noment entered its Second tional-Industrial Basketball The Jsheheavywe guts tangle Be pal? SNe: 5.13 rounds: in 1 A ) ) t- # 8 =» ! re " i . | Le : in the first fight show here since : ; | " : ed "clovan ‘of swelve chances | | THE INDIANS” hopes of C000, ion over the sand dunes I might start Bob Peterson Fuld: [Bradley of Miwaukee and the Dec. 5, when Nordico aleo head: Kilitns 3 § JESSE} § wigs second and Malmberg had six| lnding Outflelder Tom Saffell, | oo" the return of little Ben a ¢ nga instead of Clive Foll-| Ine original field of 43 entries oj» Force All-Stars of Tinker lined the card against Harry uy! = 2 mover, 22% on term for s , | former 'Teibester, trom the | at forward instead o |was whittled down to 16 teams, mp Totals 32 3 9 Totals 20 6 6 Dorazio beat assists and one putout at short. Hollywood ifio {Hogan. mer,” he said, “to get more height ; |Ffeld, Okla., and between the Matthews. Although he lost the|Al-Stars .......... 20 31 18 10-87 death durin "4 w iallywos Phelfic Coast league | Hogan is beginning his season in there.” jad most of the weaklings have caterpiller Diesels of Peoria, Ill, decision, Nardico made such a|Xsutskys ....... BU =u Philadelphia. SMITH PLAYED a good fleld-| 4» reo or French re. |In the non-PGA Seminole just as . » ou | Sen eliminated and sent packing. ang the upset-minded Jussel Elec- good showing that the fans clam. : The 34-ye: eneral Manager French re- {Along with the week-end cage lored for his return. Basketball Results .
ceived an answering wire, read- {he did last year when he went on| “DAYTON’S GOT good height
|trics of Denver, id sweep the Masters, the U. 8. in front with that 6-foot-8 center,
ing game at third but was held|
hitless again by the Dallas pitch-| the appeal ur
| Squads, four supposedly tough a» The bout will be televised na- By United Press Gustave Vin
ote anu iteh.| Ing: “Not Interested in any |noan and the $12,500 first money | , 4 quints have been sidelined, three . : dtionan v Nattonal AAU Tournament at crs, Billy Joo Davidson. Jim Vit.| deal involving Sanron” inthe World: Championship at (gras oC © + An the OINETS| in the first round and one in the DEFENDING CHAMPION (pl ys 0) although it giemar Sherratt, Sellert TR me) “Additic ee and MoCall | FRENCH "ats Fo now eels) CHICAE0: Niigols matches Dayton, run. | Preliminaries. ; . Stewart Chevrolets of San Fran- wi pe “blacked out” in this Peoria Caterpiliers 86. Sam Diecs Mae Additic Three members of the Indian- sure of landing at least five or Snead, the lanky swinger from ners-up for the National Invita:| igh gaines re Sepeduled 0- cisco, Oakland's Atlas-Pacific En-|grea. : Le ain Airmen 91, Kaler's Kandy apolis Indians, two “old” onelsix players from the parent Cleve- White Sulpher Springs, W. Va. |tional Title, as part of the re’ (> Nt ea tr too giyeers, Artesia, N. M., Real Nardico was established as|grinaiva Motors 48, Jameos 42. On
McPherson American Le: y Air Gems 47. Sion: 4 Panelshake Sidin, Denver Central
“new,” today were named to rep-/land club as early as the last of] cued a two-month layoff yester- gional NCAA Tourney in the Dayton bind as he BH a Under nar iChitdgo Stadium. Princeton, Ivy over the Winds : League champions, meets Du-| {fairly easy battles o , 8 { S) n tap. lead Re fellow Folessiinaly In quesne in the other Friday smpine lobiges affairs of the past} EY asy fliegen 1 Dr de . ’ test. ® § 0» {tremendous tourney debut by tak2» TOP GAME is between the IN8 a lopsided 109-45 victory over
The trio of Tribesters who —————————————— | drew the assignment are First . ONLY FOUR pros besides Hoosier Golfers Ousted Phin outclassed New Mexico Sellérs of that one also. . : : s Ollers and the Naval Air| Ars OF} Baseman Ed St e y oly ani Medalist Faulk | Snead broke par against the 30-! Times Special | Ady from Los Alamitos, Cal. AMIguer Jue. It Was Pie highest Wagner has Hoi Sought for The 0 on po Favored Today |mieanhour wind honing hut, SEBRING, Fla, Mar. 19—It Both teams won their debuts bY Tournament, topping the Phillips|contract despute with his mana: Brash i Cosi, Sraciand Te 8 ! : | too in One- 8 S, > ' 's J. ©. 57, . C. 40. PINEHURST, N. C. Mar: 19 Hogan wasn't far behind the lead- | of RT on or lien Ratio elnost 5 2 sure bet to reach Fri Oilers’ 1947 score of 103-26 over ger, Charley Black. The rhubarb Gray's Satvor 112 Abraham-Baldine 90. H(UP) Medalist Mary Lenajers in his first start of the year. Jones of Indianapolis 1 up in day's semifinals.
overs from last year, and Short- ‘ ithe Roanoke, Va., Candles. \was patched up two months ago.| MA inerimere tc | Garden City 73 1951 season was with San Faulk of Thomasville, Ga, was He shot a 73 and would be the tne first round of the National — = alibi
stop Harry Malmberg, a new (overtime). Diego. favored to eliminate Mrs. Jack man to watch if the tournament] % ve DOWNSTAIRS STORE ’ lock <
slight favorite by virtue of his showing ‘against Matthews and {the good fight he put up last month against Robert Villemain in Madison Square Garden, although he dropped the nod on
| Four of them shape up as close lravelers and Kirby Shoes of Los | battles, a welcome change after Angeles, all seeded teams, have 65, Ada Ollers 53
ank 75, Adams State 35,
National Intercollegiate Catholic Tourna« ment at Troy, N. Y. (Quarter-Finals) Siena 79, Seranton 57. i, Franen (N. Y.) 75, Le Moyne (N. Y.J
Said he expects to infielder,
two OT! their
| prizes.
resent Indianville in the firstithe month. spring American Association all-|receive on option an star game to be played at Kissim- outfielder, catcher and mee, Fla., next Monday. three pitchers.
National Junior College Tournament at Hutchinson, o Hibbing J, C. 95, bBo svi
Louis Schwitzer Named
Royalton 'Chase Prexy Louis Schwitzer Sr., has been named president of the Royalton
member who playgd most of the | Senio Twenty-one players, picked Hanson of Jamestown, N. Y. in was a 732-hole Seniors Golf Tournament here
affair rather from seven American Association today’s first round play for the than 386. [aterday: Sled JHartison oo teams, will - form the all-star North and South Women's Ama- Johnny Revolta of Evanston, p o McAllister of Ue ay squad which is to oppose the teur Golf Championship. aa ’ " champion Milwaukee Brewers in! "Pat O'Sullivan, the Irish lass
IL, Henry Picard of Cleveland, 3,49 Johnny Palmer .of Badin, N. C., — the first attraction of its kind from Orange, Conn, who is seek-
and Fred Hawkins of El Paso,
slayed during the training season. Ing the title for the thrid straight Tex., were tied for second Greenberger Wins Steeplechase, which will have its | MARKET STREET ANNEX =: : 2 un.» year, was just as heavily favored with 71's. fifth annual running June 14 over :
Phil Greenberger and Al Ma-| loof each had a high run of six| Cagers, Grapplers to Be last night in the Indiana three-
. {cushion billiard tournament at Honored at Shortridge ithe Board of Trade parlor but
the Royalton course northwest of
Indianapolis. | OPEN THURSDAY NIGHT UNTIL 8:30
GABARDINE SLACKS
THE EXPERIMENT was de- (to oust Mrs, George Bilowack of cided upon by the league directors Butler, Pa., in another of the 16 because this is the first time in|opening matches over the No. 2
the history of the American As- championship course at the Pine- vice president; George Sadlier,
sociation all eight members are huge Country Sion, : the Basketball . players and Greenberger came off the winner, treasurer; Sylvester Johnson Jr. Florian Ey Coa: WOR | wrestlers will hold the spotlight 50 to 42, in 81 innings. secretary, and Jack Brant Jr, a NS next Tuesday night in the Short- racing secretary.
| tournament earlier this month, |; 4ze High School cafeteria at,
captured medalist honors for the iho annual banquet hénoring
The Midwest Circuit season will open Mar. 29 and will close June
Pro. Basketball
rl 7 ) second straight year yesterday members of those teams. NBA Playofts 27 with a $2500 purse event at : Ter one Shot a S7-38—75°0Ver ‘Speaker will be Dr. Frank smifinsis two out,of three "Arlington Park, Chicago. i s 7 / { She Was. ne. o Sparks, président of Wabash Col- - Ss ne stroke over , @ : . : | lege. Awards to basketball play- . y. |women’s par yand three strokes| ong will be made by Coach Cleon First Quality : or Petter than her nearest rivals peymolds while Paul E. Dill will FOR ONE WEEK ON! Y : ut five strokes off the sparkling! / ’ ; : 70 she posted to lead the quality-| P2RP the wrestling presentations. V . a « STRAUSS ling field in 1951, Miss O'Sullivan . This Coupon Is Worth ;
California style, of course, tailored by men who know sports-
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