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A az o - : : i Sy . __ THE OTA COLTS TIMES on . i 5 SUNDAY, MAR: = 1 : . | Le ~~ J. oma | Pro Grid Star, | . Trac Streamlined Morey Is Man Golfers Have to Beat Tech Awards os or hs ly $ 3 Gage Meet Jh. Ks SN «da More Glory | it + Next Sunday ? ne HAMMOND, Mar. 20 oH 5

ds to give Joe 8 h ve Stock car drivers will. have awards to give Joe Sexson when Vincent Lopez, former world's! ” the spring sports season ends’ heavyweight champion kpown in their last practice chance hd y With two sports to go, Joe al- mat circles as “The Rope,” will at the West 16th Street Midge |ready has 11 major awards to his pattie in the special supporting Speedway, The track will official-

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Stil Talked Eran “Ont

o Tech will be running out of wrestling and pro football, and |

feams, Times sports writer Jim 8kufa-

er ATS Pins—Willlam Fenter, Ronald Foster, Robert Graves, James Hayslett, Louis Heid, Jack Pritchard, Steve Pollock, James

team, winners last season.

credit, . bout on Tuesday night's Armory |y apen its 1952 racing season one A move to expand and Sexson = received the biggest wrestling card. j lesa) f athletic pie Friday night 8 igned | Week from today. y streamline Indiana's annual ee erat —— hg upet Bly Thom sighed Practice sessions for drivers B / ' 8 the clash, whic ! ; high school basketball tour- at a banquet at Butler. The fa) or 30-minutes, to complete a and car owners who-wish to get THE © ney gained momentum today as % {pillar of Tacha Tunnersup in the {wo-event program. Be ‘as their mounts ready for the.opene : the Hammond Times submitted : state basketba ourney, Joe re- The main event will a ag-|.. season will be available from Ee racing ce its proposal of a new; d'fair and 4 JOHN HARE E ceived a basketball block T team tussle sending Mike Maz- & MOVE TT Rega y Ortictals the U. S. square” setu dlls » trophy with this inscription: urki, wrestler who also is a fea-| the Championship Stock Car 500-Mi fguare Pp. SCOTT TEAL | “Joe Sexson, Tech's Most Out- tured Hollywood character actor|q, “oo tioners of the races will Mile ] J The Times suggested that sec-| cots in +1 standing Athlete.” land teammate Ray Eckert be on hand again to explain the vitiated ai; tional tourney sites be doubled | gn : 1 Sharing the limelight with Joe against Otto Kuss, former IU| cles of the association and what It you g from the current 64 to 128, Hrom/ Sn : vo ; ar fn ; | |and his basketball mates was grid and mat star, and Al Love | ay and may not be done to a way exhau 16 to 32 regionals, from four to| | ; i A of 7 ‘ # | Tech's state champion wrestling jock, popular Canadian. Stock Car : Ferrari (J eight semifinals, and an eight- 4 : 3 : 4 (team, a | It’s for two falls out 7 . eww ready is ’ team finals Instead of the four: + 4| The list of awards: with a 90-minute time limi for New Y . ) 1 | ) ven sro team grand finale in use since | Block T—Barney arar. Al Northing: NEXT SUNDAY a nine event Grant-Bart 1936 ! { ton. Jon Richards, Ernest Sellars. Morris, linois Loop Honors |race program will be presented. Two oth ' 3 | gree ' . » yn uw .. | | tadors, white sweaters. " o [Time trials will start at noon doubtful e THE PLAN 3» wimilaz to lial go Cn tm LR Hoosierland Athlete |with the first heat event at 2:30, racing tear ager Job werk MY ie dione ! ald Snagers Awaree- David Marlatt, Don-| CHICAGO, Mar, 39 ll “> Races will be run every Sunday »y he iii ) ‘8 . oeder, : : , Ind., was| n Times’ plan was presented to the ! ewoaters. Tom - Giant ty Shang player afternoon until sometime in May Invasion Northern Indiana principals and alts Pi Ca mel a "Rarter, last night by the Interstate Inter-| When the track will switch to its the 500-Mil coaches meeting in Michigan City Bavid Jckea, Shit Wgditon_ Diet Nard collegiate Athletic Conference. (regular night racing program. always has today. §ehulta, "Carlene" Sloan, iichard Tracy. "ya tsimpalls is the star forward] Expected to be on hand for the petition, I The Times said the nationally- Neff ‘Leo Moye. Ronnie Tracy, ‘Robert of the Eastern Illinois State opening season are Jimmy Ware to get firs | known Hoosler cage classic is Weaver. David Cte TLING basketball team. He scored 32 riner, Bud Moneymaker, Herschel Maserati dr ¥ “hampered by ancient practices whisek T_Yuland Baker, Robert Halinoints in the balloting at last White, Jimmy Quick, Frank by Speedw { ". . and other, more progressive swenters, william Sortie whe vemat. night's directors’ meeting. His Roessler, Roy Atkonson, EK Shaw. states have attained at least | Edgar Lamb. a "ltotal was 20 more than that of Harrison, Jack Farris, Byron equality” with Indiana in the pro-| Belt Buckle—Robert Keough, Robert Po-| yy nell Jackson, forward on the Tucker, Ralph Ledbetter and ONE pre. duction of standout players and Manager's Award—David Baker (swedl- yegtern Illinois State College Dick. Passwater, all top money remarked

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J |w , b Wand kiss sald Indiana can regain “the Wiffim Weilever. ~ Wailnce Clark. * Pasi gr, I 3 s e msey, Gil 1 ’ pintacle of Brep basketball auc, (Ray Stafford, Fred 2 witlams © track tal CeaRe 8 Pins—Wi oe, ayne Linville, | 2 a Y Acopting a far ahd moc fo ‘Larry Graham, Robert! since last square state tournament set-up, { Hunter, Lester Merritt, i CHEERLEADERS Lou Welcl vo. (Rebecca Sheopard, Bob Deel. J 45581 Siesve in THE TIMES plan divides In-| Shadoan, Jim Thompson. == =~ 0 ol Nalon add diana into eight zones, based mE [sug Senet red: Po bis SCE Freres | | a ate ' the availability of the most seat- g PL Sysater. Jean ‘Rateliite, Cherry FERRAR ing capacity. It said shifts in {Jerry O'Rear, a recent “Jag population and the consolidation : An India; of schools made a reclassification South Bend Coach Quits * quired at tl

of existing areas essential.

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SOUTH BEND, Mar. 29 (UP)

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Commissioner L. V. Phillips of BOB SCHUMA J —James Leary resigned as coach run he wis the Indiana High 8chool Athletic! N OHN DAYID at South pd Pipa ri today and! the Packar Association sald he heard of the By JIM HEYROCK HESS WILL be invited to year over the Purdue South Larry O'Connor and Calvin Yo- ga3id he will accept a basketball his Jaguar. plan but has not had the oppor-| PLASHY DALE MOREY of Play in the tournament again Course. ran. The first day of the event, 3nq football coaching job at He hopes tunity to study it. He said, how- Martinsville, Ind. and Dallas this year—even if he does not Nessler also will be playing Aug. 11, will feature the usual vigitation High School, Bay City, an hour. Hi ever, that Indiana has the most » ' win a club title. Previous win- in the men's tournaments this - prasam tournament. Mich. 7 learn Race successful state schoolboy hard-| TeX. appears to be the man ners will automatically be in-- year. One of the first events. | a LL y Tn - om SPM. had driven : wood totirney in the country and| to beat in Indiana's major golf cluded each year. First win- of the season will be the annual OPEN TODAY (SUNDAY) 1 TO eM. the Speedw that officials should “proceed with| events again this season but ner of the tourney was Hare. PGA meeting Apr. 8 at the Ant- | and could g

caution” before deciding to change the system.

He's Tops,

there is an impressive list of

local swingers who will give him a run for

Morey will be defending his amateur and open titles against such rugged competitors as Bob Myers and Pete Dye, Indianapolis Country Club; Hess, Cof-

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Adkins) district tour- IN ADDITION to the “old * pie are being taken by win a 500. play Heyrock guard” of local golf, some new was voted the award by leagwe| Nament last 801, phone and mail by Bill Russell, ported, wa: coaches season and winner of The Stary may Fhine BRighHY, ae pro #t South Grove. The first his cor : Times Tournament of Cham- Junior ranks are loaded wit ’ Competition for the awapi was pions in 1950. Since the 1951 Young slammers who have been TOU SL ath Day oe Souders, w intense this season. Six players etting better each seas Apr. 27, the secon male season closed, John has been § g orf. . h ifinals were in strong contention. Ad-| cv." GFCC / Karl Nessler the herty ‘nird Ma 4 and, the semifinals IF it w kins nosed out Valparaiso’s Eric “mo colorful Morey expertly Swinger from Seymour and In- May 10. the combir Domroese by two points. shot his way to the Indiana dianapolis, will be defending his Clinic, Tournament year’s car A 6-1 junior, Adkins finished in| Amateur and Open titles last state junior title in the “little ’ matched wi a tle for the conference scoring| season. He did not play in the fellows” tournament at Pur- The Golf Division of the Inleadership. In addition to his! district here.’ due June 30 through July 4. dianapolis Park Department, ALTHOU scoring prowess, he was a fine 2 ns Nessler defeated Scott Teal of the Public Links Professions i four race c ball-handler and playmaker for Indianapolis in the finals last Golfers Association an e In- | ! front-drive the second-place Sycamores, HE DISTRICT even! in | dianapolis Public School Ath- Walsh's Ba Domroese, a regular for three hg rst for men on 8 | . letic League are teaming up { merly we year's golf calendar, June 9, P tH L d to conduct a golf clinic and | there will seasons, was hailed as the| 1472 80° TU RO rary Leads in “a pelo league's best rebounder. He re- an i n : ree oye | tournament for ys an girl 3 track action ceived eight pointe of a possible) over, Which the medaivlay New Orleans | gf ihe Indianapolis Junior Hig Si 25. | . ean not been selected and final D a Sessions will be conducted by Cummins Well up in the voting were But-| plans have not been laid, but |_ NEW ORLEANS, Mar. $2 (UB) professionals at the public Re ular driven by ler's Orvis Burdsall, Valpo's Don Cohehsat ona ba ly berg ouran si Spits 4 Indi State’ the usual big entry is expected. |every golfer in sight today, snar-| courses, aided by a physical around A] a A Bdisng State's Dik One of the final tournaments | ino five birdies and an eagle for| education instructor at each Diesel has ointe IE Wetom tipo of the season will be The Times |, “¢our-under par 70 and a 10] course. Sessions will be Apr. 2, 249 oh its side ane . 30 third annual Tourney of |g {-9, 16, 23 and 30, starting at ® along side of the individual scoring race. Champs, a match play event once aa in he seo00 Hew 3:45 p. m. each day. The tourFourteen players figured in the| involving all club and course |r1ournament nament will be May 23. The HOW F. voting. Coaches nominated first, champions. Chuck Hess played | It was the best score of the clinics will be at Sarah Shank, VALUE ee cars have | second and third places for the| brilliant golf last season to | tournament so far, and gives| Lieasant Run, Riverside, South year? coveted honor. win the tourney. [Miss Berg a 54-hole total of 217 Grove, and Coffin, WITH YOUR nay |—five under par. : 1 » Patty sensed her big advan. INdiana Open Set i thera ¥ ar ins rack Meet tage and played it to the hilt, her! - The Indiana Open Tournament, ws cua : long drives goaring perfectly which earlier had conflicted with i LAFAYETTE, Mar. 20 (UP)— which disqualified the school in down the tree-lined city park the dates of the Ft. Wayne Open, $ the bricks Flkhart's Blue Blazers today that race. fairways and her putter behaving was set today for Aug. 11, 12, 13, SEVEN «¢ ended Ft. Wayne North Sides 10. It was the first defeat for the almost miechusically. x 14 ‘at the Purdue University South won’t be ai : Redskins since the 1941-42 meet, | e was strokes ahead of Course. year reign as king of the eastern the year they joined the confer- Betty Jameson, San Antonio,| The Open will be sponsored by Rose a division Northern Indiana High ence. { Tex., at 227, whose one-under par the Lafayette Chamber of Com- T de-In Allowance Save re To School Conference indoor track| Other participating schools, in 73 today removed none of the merece and will be a $3000 event. rd Killed 1 oh meet. the order they finished, were: Blitter from Patty's performance. Co-Chairman of the event will be| ah be Elkhart finjshed with 40 1/7|South Bend Central, La Porte, [Fr ——————— ————— points to the runnerup Redskins’|Goshen, Mishawaka, South Bend | YOU PAY ONLY and Jummy 3874/7. North Side lost the title Riley, Michigan City, South Bend | par on year 2 Jace In the last track event, 880-yard Washington and South Bend, EXTRA w 8 relay, on a faulty baton pass/Adams. COSMIC EYE res " SPECIAL Pfc. Jimmy . Bn Decatur Lands 2 on Honor Team Television nfl Two members of Decatur Cen-, Holderfield also was named ” us GI red tape tral's Indianapolis sectional final- honorary captain of the honor | % Hi-controst i Jieiyre ibe Sh for John Zi ists have been named to the first (team. He, Speedway's Dave Wil- + One year avg et, * team of the eighth annual Mid- (son, Mooresville's Pete Scott and | , bi USINISE IN be » : BOB PAX State All-Conference basketball Plainfield’s Tom Myers were the | ubes, ‘GOs 0 $19 exira cost, minded the #quad. 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