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; or ; x e eo , » : . 5 o . % Ne ” : er. ane Fall | Ra \ $ ABC Standings ~~ -Kautskys, All-Stars iC | 4 : » fo. SINGLES “ae RE 5 MANUFACTURER'S : 1 rank, Ygneoin, Pap, wen Ut Wind Up Series : . Y - . r ! z. c Fos i Bi ' @ ; Se Le : an : Baxil Burchett, White téegn. Mich. o. 814 P + 3 n . . ; . © : . " ¢ Te . ee, . . 87 3 - : . : : 1 . Ray Scherbarth, Aiwa kee. Will em Dropping in 32 points in the OVERSTOCK : ; | Son Pa S eague on OW ing ap fae, be Milguies, Wg, 7) 2 tinal period, the Indiana Coilege| © . i : oward Eaket, Grand Rapids, Mich... 633 -Stars last nig efeated the : : ~ r Wh 651 $ j Norbert Goasensy Kimberly. Wis. 61 Indianapolis Kautskys, 89 to 74, j : Ry JACK WELSH . 4 ™ —— —— . rene -— Pimer Carroll-Michas Randa, Pitts- His In Tock Sigh Schiool's Ym as the p INgS . THERE WERE ‘plenty of GLERS fp 3) pie dom forget. the SUX. Gene Bass. Joe Sobolewakt, Milwaukee, EEE ip their basket-/ : ““ ’ 2 ®ve 0 . or 3 218, ! bowling firsts” at Central f howling news, pictures, no PE De A Anderson. | The’ All-Stars, led hy former CLEAR THE Cleveland Ba rons’ al- Alleys laat night. And Jim tures, cartoons , , "Read Keg- yey wi Sevres Benuessier, 1226 Purdue Sta Bete Brewster, built ’ aps f in- ia 7 ler's Korner seven times week. Eugee =GCauthler-Earl Honeberger, iP 3 ~ ead in the first period 28 Willie most-pointless rumor of In- pytnam supplied them all. oledo, © 1118 and at halftime they w ; ly for the sport's up-to-the min- Carl “Jeske-Frankiin ‘Ross, Cudahy. } } Yiey were oul in Jones was y ationa oc ‘utnam ad hig bes ) ey 8 0 . vading the Nat 1 Hockey 7 hk 4 B { best PRED ol ute coverage. Howard Eakei-Ed . Shada, Grand 120: front 95 10 26 qweague has been punctured the year for Y4/ In the Fi-Blak rm reeemes | RADAdS, Mfich : 1200 Brewster led the All-Stars with bat today ’ . yeague. This figure enabled the Pat tenor? VA Lease No sr LL EVENTS 18% 17 points while Bob Evans was the Philade Cleveland, Retenaiog champion Uhl's Delicates- & Virginga Baksl i Yes ki . | 481 Jou 'plasky, Lincoln Park. Mich." 1850 pigh Sor the Kautskys with 15. house.” of the American Hockev 1.67 gp sgzler tn Lop ‘ rin ¢ Ring :arl Ray, waukee, Wis reaane e Stars captured i 5 Calder Cup plavoffs, was nudged sen Regey 1010p CE Boat. C. Atkins Tanve” TE Ea tran Pao «ois 1833 games to 3. Pp the series § Gas Hot Water Heat The veter: out of the AHL playoffs 13st tors Ray Couns Ideal ¥ I 2 ly or WL Cer 183 All-Stars (89) Kautskys (74 n 9 9 ao” eater Mapped vib night, 4 to 2 hy Providence at By vitrue . of Ralph Shears . uralare 58% Allen Moore, Stur on Bay Wie Jala Browster.t " 1" » Halet x ft pt c L day by. Ma Cleveland. Putnam's pers Tom a wi Women's | 588 [Forest Behuter, Clntenviy sre Burdsall.f $ 1 0 Kleuht 4 : 3 osts ess te Operate for unexpl With the supply of top-caliber ance.) was Gladys Crestron ov en asgue oi2 . Lee ve 3 $ 4 Dimien.¢ e 3 3} coming a Pl 3 ited for National jormante. Hl q Ruth Turner . .. 501 On the Ice Hamiltonc 2 1 OEvanss ° +31 3 was the se players lim the FIRST 700 f Tariae-Christian Church rp | Masters.¢ 3 3 OiRove tii CONSTANT HOT league play, fans wonder if “the sctiea of his [Teague on 624; Rill Dietz had Jravates Dill 885 AMERICAN LEAGUE HOCKEY PLAYOFF pian 68.3 2D0 37:8 3 ! 1 L training fin y * 4 lant Mary Williams 5 eries at-nf-5) Me y Rarons can't win in their own career the [607 and Bill Diehl posted 608. Mary Williams 318 : WoL McBride 3 0 2 Doyles 113 WATER AT YOUR _only by the league. how could they win in the FIRST 700 in the | Carl Kiefer of Model Tire had ’ Delaware--Bell Telephone Bitixhuren ¥: seer B03 Totals 37 15 17 Totsis 30 14 18 ; on Babe Ru National League po Blak Lea re 1631 as runner-up in the Won-Ten ’*® 810%, 0 idees Diner 2 "Pittsburgh wins series a Kautskyx mel nN ky» FINGERTIPS! f A But Jones a a dg Gis gue Classic League at Pritchetts. Robert Walker . “ui. B85 Betis 8 Mhent-of. 1) Ww Lo Free Throws Missed-Brewster, Burdsall ,e © way back PITTSBURGH, meanwhile, has ins Yea 1 ' QT Jack Welsh Bob Kuszmaul led the Linde Air este Tingle mslan-Brisniy 538 Frovidencs tres 3 3 McMullen. Evans, Rover. Dee % Hale 3, R with two hi gained the Calder Cup finals for Leagues FIR: » als Products league at Speedway perv! Lane. : 371 CIENeINnE with’ series er Suntan — : ' day to lead the second straight year sier 2 honor fount 3 PIRET tine any with 613 and Marshall Murray's — ng van Woes «0 512 rr Eineinnati Already has won Serie C Basketball Scores ® FULLY AUTOMATIC G a 3 to 2 3 double th ar, i 3 . 4 , Henna Keller co. 480 RESULTS LAST NIGHT bitterly contested 4 to He Boy bowler from the Fi-Blak league 606 was good enough In the Indiana—Farm Burean Providence 4, Cleveland 1. AAU WOMEN'S TOURNEY ® GRAYSON CONTROL Tigers. overtime triumph over er: arned the No. 1 spot Speedway Recreation League. Nolan Dawson 503 Pitisburgh 4. Hershey 3° (double over- Quarterfinals ® 5.YR. WRITTE : Tat night in the Arst-place geries eI Yollnd ES rtnime of Otis McAfee of Segall Drugs = ae Yi Lilly League 5s WAY itime NATIONAL LEAGUE PLAYOFF OL) fiske: W. Nubile fre, ot ‘ y E Dodgers > " ’ fetory was a sur- . ’ 'q Fritz Gantn 7 (Best-of 3 ifinal Io Wesl 59, uaht at had won the 230-200-277. In the last game, blames 928 12 Lhe Businessmen s a ; gntner ha 576 . est-o semifinals) w . ; k 3 Fras 3 Chihuahua (Mexico; : BUSERNIRE MIAMI se. ' i y a 9 a, L.ouls Sween- Rose Parson 518 Detroit Ars srsas nan are eran ashvilie + Dallas 25, ) first two games and Providence Jim fired nine strikes. in a row, oy Rut Bud Gray each rofted 811 ,,, Parkway American United Iie Toronto ....ccieseses Kantner ssterery $ 2 Consolation Semifinals INSULATION Brooklyn Dc ’ erta Blackburn $ i : i bounced hack to win three He got only sight pins lo pen in the 8hrine league at Central Ken Koelling w 20 Moni real rerenveres 3.8 Atlanta (Ga) Tomboys 47. Atlanta (Ga) t 30 Searching fr straight. Last night was only the the tenth frame and then [,,,,., pg, Marshall's 608 Was! jee prone “ie Guid 480 REXULTS LAST NIGAT Cabot (Ark.)’ 21, Kansas City Electrics 14 on. New fifth lose in the Barons’ last 30 picked up the No, 5 and No. 9 second. best HY oman Leasue Detroit 1. Toronto 0 3 . that instead R . Se st. vie Wyme 542 ontreal oaton GAL. covered a * games, pins for a spare. Putnam has Malcolm Savage produced a 828 pritehe ‘ Swen A a——— . ——————— | The Reds qualified to meet Cin- heen bowling in the Fi-Blak Re i au Rn Hum Grady ==Wantern Thaille, ai PERMA-CRETE omives . In 30-year-o als with the Tor six eames tie 3s 17IP8 to lead the Riviera League ROR Sonus Millers Get Hartung “PROVEN OVER THE YEARS" Barn Price R be cinnatl jn the semiAnals v ini Longue or a x RAN. : at Broad Ripple, Charlies Sheets snarvees B89 Ate Guaranteed Durable and Dustiess " S ot arm er winner coming eligible to currently earrying a 5 aver- Other league scores last night u.4 7 Coca Cala PHOENIX, Ariz., Mar. 28 (UP) E - —— d s ud H ' CASY TERMS against Pittsburgh In the cup gage, included Dick Hilton ore fod The Minneapolis Millers Tre- | FREE ESTIMATES, PROMPT SERVIUE majors unt finals. Nig Fller of National Trailer, Pennsylvania — Rtewsrt Warner oo Pritehett—Bridgeport Brass sag (C6ived some outfield help today | TRI.STATE CONSTRUCTION CO LS I Dodgers too! In the National League, the De- gajeq dtole the show in the Coca- Ed. Ot Vinlak Leases 5 Thursday Women "when the Giants cut four men Sole Producers of PERMA-CRETE : i performance troit Red Wings and Montreal (ia Teague at Pritchett-Hunt- prea Feruuson pu BE rs Husrililinels Central M/from their championship squad. | 3100 E. 56th, BR-5488. Nite, GL-2627 Zz as he allov Canadiens prepared to risk their! (irady's. Eller had 876, build. | ery oe ve—Club Emerson "1 Don Blackford . 347/Clint Hartung was released out- — wm meme seven inning Thursd 2 to 0 leads on enemy ice today asi, the total on games of 188-220- | Bob NY euer ATL Phil Seyfried ursday Women 541 right to the Millers. s E victory over the Stanley Cup semifinals 56x Another honor count "was| Riad Tr oie Fhurtisr Matinee 5 @ “ A 3 Sam Jett switched to Toronto and Boston. ,,geq4 hy Jim Willlams in the flere Kreueer 844 : 2 ; bunt was th Goaller Terry 8awchuk a Won-Ten Classic at Pritchett Rec virginia Tharo eteers 319 HOUR , by Wade, yo troit and Gerry McNeil of Mon-| ation. Williams fashioned 851... 4. extern Fleetrie on : mer meri ireal were the newest heroes as oo... fram 214-242-195. “x nee Riviers Leaps. IR} U5aMme 5 Seat Went Jake Wade. the teams prepared to resume ns DED Ju ker 3a : uarantee Y . Ty : ankees play at Toronto tomorrow night Mitre Sore Thursdar Weman's COLISEUM BOX OFFICE—Noon To 10 P.M. Dail and at Boston Sunday night. Whirlaways Red Hot ! red BOW ee League in y y We Clean At 9-11-1.3 FREE PARKING—OPEN 1 DAYS A WEEK, 9 TO 9 ST. PETE RT wearer his aseond;. JHCEKMAN WHIRLAWAYS|A® JONG py are ” The Most Sensational Thing in Our New Modern Equipment 28 — Yogi SAWCHUK score . {had one of the best totals of any|Laverne Mueller eer 479 Enables Us to Gi J ankle injur, straight cup shutout last night| Zon 0% (1 the city When (ap whitiee!: © MANerr Mes or lab ¢ s to Give You This New York as the Red Wings edged the Ma- the {9 i th y Bowes West Side—Afternosn Wamen |] 2pecia ervice. today’s {they rolled 2913 in e Bowes . 54 : : y's gam ple lente, 1 jo 8, 2nd MiNell gun) Fast League at West Side.| *" Medical League nt MAYFAIR CLEANERS Tigers. He | stopped 31 A : The Whirlaway string In. Or Olen Rvan | drill yester ] i Gwl nt I J whipped the Bruins, 4 to 0. Eos]. "THe Indl [Ciel Tromomim, Faint Lstgve mn 657 MASS. AVE. « FR.0s03 || 8008 E. WASH.—( MILE EAST OF CITY LIMITS TU, este ) e the Red cluded 921-1011-98 ae ie Neri y The victo ries Sy sommand- vidual contributions were Dot- [Katie Tuttle : Le . | —————SSSE SS —————————— — - , — EE The Yank Wings and Canadiens c | tie Berkopes, 592; Betty Jor | Sesrdwar—Spensers Mized 1952 World Series N— ; the form s 2 leads hi the ve I dan, 689; Lila Littrell, 580: J0 |Theima Markins 190 ’ 8-2 win ove riex with the fourth games schedqd- Rerko 579 { Ann Crull Sturms—Reereation League . Fd lLopat. } pes 579, and An il, i Ba nled Tuesday night in Toronto 373. yred Yroseh Rullding Trades + 369 r 7 » . 0 \ . SA, nings, Lopa and Boston. Tillie Jardina of Rodocker|p aon I S81 : on one hit, Ji f | or 111 triplicate ; ’ . ys : Hornets was -the Individual star Talbot Lanes Woslern Theetrle This Game Was Originally Scheduled for Sun, April 13 S : run on thr ROOKIE Johnny Wilson & Aral- with 604. Tillie started with 179 Rey's Yaar end hain League " ‘ MON. It was his period goal gave Detroit its vie-| 4459 put finished with a hoom- Junior Wier Tee 0 —VS. — innings this

tory, Kenny Mosdell scored the ing 266. Judy Hindel of Schuster The Tiger

first Montreal goal in the open- GT 50 it Tagy IU, Purdue Enter GLOBETROTTERS ALL M RI AN ONLY Phils yester. ing period and Rookie Bernie =, ., Boyd of C. A. Meyer led - men from tl

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goals in each period to eomplats 649. The other league scores were FT. COLLINS, Colo, Mar. 28 Plus Six Sensational International Acts | Phillips, an Montreal's easy triumph over the ry. pa.aq 626: Harold Green-{Indlana and Purdue are among ‘ Pitcher Dicl Montre QUA Reed, fos; Rafe 9 Ken| the more than. 35 schools ex | THIS GAME ALWAYS A SELL-OUT—DON'T DELAY—ACT ToDAY! | on option a Myers, 609, and Doug Johnson, |Pected to compete in the NCAA Lea Pinkhan Walton to Put 603. wrestling championships at Colo-§ | RESERVED SEATS $3.60—$2.715—$1.80—$1.25 I= E ORD PLAYER Jo¢ Pikhan a Ralph Pearson's #22 cut the|rado A&M this week end. MAIL ORDERS GIVEN PROMPT ATTENTION White S Tribe on Air pace in the Fountain Square] Among the entries are Defend Enclose Remittance With Seif-Addressed. Stamped Envelope to ite Sa {Handicap league. Frank Tor- ing Champion Oklahoma Ulni- PHOENIX

WISH Sportscaster Luke Wal- rence rolled 604 in the Moose versity, defending runner-up Okla- - : ton will oven the radin-baseball League at Fountain Square, Jim homa A&M and the defending IN Jo i. season Monday evening with Johnson of Garland Cafe was third-place team from Penn axa hn training camp interviews. high in the MoonliLite Major State a ns. Beginning ha fifth year as: ~~ — - - _ PR TNT TTT TT EOITIITIT

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school today. His assistant tnok over the hardwood coaching duties. Louis (Nip) Wuchner, who has

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