Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 April 1952 — Page 30

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Field &

By WARREN PAGE Shooting Editor

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THE NUMBERS 222 on

don't mean a thing. Nowhere on the cartridge, its|

‘bullet, or the gun that fires it ment of .222 thousandths of But the new little vermin-pop-per, which fs a true .22 jn that it «drives a bullet 224 inches In dla~ meter through a barrel .219 inches across the lands, certainly has come to mean plenty to shooters the country over. I doubt that any cartridge has caught the

vifleman's fancy so quickly. Per~ |

haps the figures should stand for “It's too, too, too good to be true." » ” n I FIRST met the little 222 belore the public heard of it. With the designer from the Remington plant who had nursed the ides along, we tried the only two rifles

then built for it, hunting wood-

chucks in upper New York State, We popped the clover-chewers at 100 yards, at 200, evén at 300; and the farmers whose flelds were being cut up by the chucks were pleased. But the first bullets and their velocity at that time didn’t quite please us, s6 back the .22 went ‘into the laboratory for a final revamping before it was turned over to shooters as a varmint load whose BO-grain bullet sails along at 8200 feet per second. ” . Ny

THAT MAKES the youngster

fastest of all the 22 top speed:

except the .220 Bwift, top speed-

mint

ately expert rifleman should sure-

ly get rd of the chuck at o50/in the 64th National AAU resting since eliminating Toronto,

yards. If the rifie has been tar-'hoxing championships but a gor straight games in the other

geted =o its shots center 1% Inches at 100 yards it will strike

dead-on at 200, and only about 4/[fom California stole the fans’inadiens are weary. ' i inches low at 250, which is flat hearts.

shooting. With its light report, the new-| est vermin load is as well suited to shooting in semi-settled areas as the 22 Hornet. It carries its destruction to vermin considerably farther, with ample speed so that the bullet will not bounce or ricochet off even pasture land. » ” .

IT IS VERY little more expensive to shoot than the Hornet or the Bee, either of which it will beat all hollow for either accuracy or range, Handleaders tan sank up a dosage of 20-21 grains o DuPont 4108 powder with B55grain bullets, velocity also about 3200, that is bad medicine even for foxes or coyotes. Year-around shooting is important to conservation. ‘The var: mint-trained rifleman, used to taking his shot calmly, steady in

his holding and keen in his judge- i Mast Noun Ernest Anthony, New Yark City Har Pa

ment of range, is not going to wound and lose larger game animals such as deer.

on a THE BIG-GAME hunter cannot

be sure of his sheep at 300 yards Softball Notes

~and is not even a sportsman to, shoot at it—if he is one of those! who put their rifies away in December and leave them closeted! until October rolls around again. A cartridge like the 222 is the| i

_.. Answer for off-season shooting.

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Badly Bruised Canadiens Meet Wings

By United Press MONTREAL, Apr. 10 Maurice (The Rocket) Richjard and Gordie Howe, two of l= {hockey's finest right wing- = |men, match goal-getting tactics

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i RAH Cas Canadiens meet the Detroit Red g {Wings in the first game of a best sadly] [of-seven series for the coveted /] AN | [Stanley Cup; rye — Wa} | Richard, whose last-period goal |against Boston Tuesday night put Montreal into the finals, has groin land knee injuries and a fresh gash over his left eye. But the battered Rocket has scored 47 playoff goals--more than any other player—and is his team’s main hope against Detroit's “production line” of Howe, Center Bid Abel and Left Wingman Ted

Lindsay. . » .

HOWE WON the league's individual scoring championship this year for the second straight season with 86 points. Lindsay was runner-up with 69, .

New York Takes Both Richard and Howe are

f “money” players. They usually

T H i make thelr points when they are op onors n most needed. Richard was particularly troublesome to Detroit A Al Fi hi Meel last spring when his two overtime | 0 goals helped Montreal to knock By United Press the Red Wings out of the playoff (semifinal i v BOSTON, Apr. 10 — New| "nals in six games THE RED WINGS have been

ithe defending eup champion, in|

The Ca-| They came tout of their gruelling, seven-game New York left with the team series with Boston nursing plenty prize, two champions and the of bumps and bruises and minus outstanding performer -- Middle- two fine centers, Kenny Mosdell weight Floyd Patterson—in the and John McCormack. Besides three-day cavalcade of clout, [Richard's injuries, Billy Reay also a8 8 has three new stitches in his head BUT IT WAS little Mac Mar- and Butch Bouchard has a chartinez of Ban Jose (Cal) Btate jay horse, College who really stopped the “Ajthough well-rested, Detroit

show. Hach time = he appeared p,q two injured men. Red Kelly,

during the gruelling eliminations ’ he staged a miniature eivil ‘war, lone of the club's top defensemen,

: "And he brought it to a climax| > Jécovering from a sprained

wrist suffered in the second game hen he Jabored 1-year old) itn Toronto and Defenseman “IY 160 Reise received a cut on the from bell-to-bell for three rounds|, .tep in practice Monday and to win the 125-pound crown, | : Patterson, an 18-year-old nigh “1! be out for at least 10 days. school student, scored three

knockouts in four appearances

and was voted the wwsanaing SpOrismen fo Gel

featherweight future missionary semifinal this “season,

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> By United Press y will t t By United Press NORMAN, Oki, APF. 10. —|at Bt Fronds Kas, © Matches! 3 LWAUKEE, Wis, Apr. 10—| University of Oklahoma Wres- “We'll find out. just what we Buddy Bomar's - Jockey Cooper ting Coach Port Robertson, evi-'have this way,” he said. of [en Dellgver de ad HE ADDED re Expetid to fina 0 the American Bowling Con-/in the only honor count among wrestling squads into two of the more competition at Omaha and gress tourney with a five-man men bowlers, Olympic preliminary tournaments St. Francis than he would at the total of 3012. scheduled tomorrow and Satur- Houston preliminaries. | The Chicagoans were paced by 236 and 223.for 672. day. Tq Robertson's way of thinking, Joe Kristof and Ned Day, former! Among the women,

and Carsaro in the - Francesco

took the NCAA crown lastportant than adding another| Kristof bowled games of 179. were high with 627 and 626, remonth for the second year in atrophy to the showcase, Of 210 and 243 for 632. Day had gpectively, Rolling in the Fox-

he regards as his best men to with top honors, that's all right 629. one preliminary at Omaha, Neb. with him, too. . 8 4

“Olympic wrestling is kinda EARLIER, {three three-minute periods, we'll clerk who never before bowled in| rhe leaders:

Back in Lineup {face one six-minute period, then the ABC had games of 234, 222 . MEN

PITTSBURGH, Apr. 10 (UP)~ either one of nine minutes orand 201 for a 657 and Scalzo Earl Henry, Sicanofl Tallow Phil Maloney and Don Ashley three more of three minutes each. bested his teamate with 107, 257 BLL Laue Deauare ours were ready to return to the Pitts- uy 8 ¥ . and 208 for 662; | Russ Crawiord, Legion - burgh Hornets’ lineup tonight! “SCORING ISN'T the same, Barney Grogan and John Wil-|Dite craniord, Meourvey co." when they clash with the Provi- | tither. Takedowns, reverses and joughby, Chioago, rolled the |i Lnssy, Hollenpeck Pres dence Reds in the second game of |" on, don't give you Joints like year's highest game in the dou. | Pete Carsaro, Caito and Carsaro . the final playoffs for the Amer. '? Collegiate matches. , [bles stint, a 502. The Chicago Carl Minduch: Herti-Jones ican Hockey League's Calder Cup. | Robertson started from scratch pair couldn’t maintain the pace Revert spencer, Cresh Jewsiry . Maloney and Ashley both sat/®X Years ago when he became and their three-game total of 1252, Walt Sussimichel Cline. Resitors -.-. & ot the first game of the series CO8CH at the University of Okla- placed them back of the high 10 | Frank Schembra, Uniled Banama A Tuesday night as the Hornets "OMa, Where he starred as a, The Jockey Coopers drew a Lo $tumph, Stump! Bros. 4to1 {wrestler in 1935-37. On return-| acked h | Bill Irwin, Dutch Cleaners | Hl won, ‘ packed house and just edged an-|Merritt Neese, Mechanics Laundry .. Hornet Coach King Clancy sald ing, he found no team, material other Chicago team, fhe King Shapes, Raistin Del-Teen Cleaners. . he would not announce his start. OF money. The sport had -been [.oufe + Al Kottkamp, Mutual Milk wffor v ing line until just before the dropped in 1930, i Reds’ Hr Pri Terry Today he owns two successive ardon sald he planned no/NCAA team titles and has his

Hilda put together games of Foy Belcher and 219, 202 and 205.

boys are used to,” he said. “The tured the lead in the doubles Schuster Coal with 904-840-975 main trouble is the rules are al- event with. 1318. = . _ : {together different. Instead of Belcher, a 27-year-old shipping had 783-891-841—2515.

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|Seixas of Philadelphi Bill Carye hop i a, the four! arver, B and B Body 8hop | Bafney Walker, Capitol Lumb. : [top-seeded players scored easy Prank New. Hass Market ...,......

{Dale Philling, Tntercluh wh ! ; {third round victories yesterday paui Stovamovich Indpls. Bleaching !

Soucor.3 errumpn over wright, IN Double. Bill

Bachman last night. Ralp’'s are, Howe High School split ain the Good Neighbo |Otis Threlkeld, Herrmann's Fnl, Home 501 leading the league by nine games double header yesterday for its|tuornament. nl tennis Clem, Hurnes posdway Machine |. 97 with six yet to roll. Charles first baseball defeat of the sea-| Seixas eliminated Ralph Taylor Prank Waves. Wetter Electric’... brs Harbison of Ralp's leads the in- son in four starts, lot Miami, 6-3, 6-2, Second-ranked EAIPh Thompion, Moon-Lite Bowl ©... 308 dividual averages with 180, | Playing at Ellenberger Park, pick Savitt of Orange, N. J. de- Fd Fanchaily HB. Chemical Co. |. 7368 mre raven sor eam— the Hornets opened with a VICtory | ranted Bob Green of Palm Beach. | Gocree Moston Willa: H' Block .. 868

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Iseeded Gardnar Mulloy of Miamj|Dick Sutherin, Midwest Theater Sup. sis was rescheduled for 10 a. m. to- fons 080 001 o— 1 3

| WOMEN Is 00 defeated Pablo Eisen morrow at Washington Enter and’ Marsh; Nomi Senluls berg Of Hazel Wheeler, Bemis Letter Service 581 . Sheppard. AN

The Washington-Warren Cen-| Zionsville. tral track meet, scheduled for 10 ghortridee a. m. today, was postponed be-|"3%0 cause of bad weather, The meet i 2

Princeton University, 6-3, 6-2. |§eity Jordan, Schuster Coal

{when the goal set by the state ‘conservation department is {reached.

“ Im - Roe, sponsor of nt nt softball John M, Allen, epartment| oer ve vn W i - J a en ro San ht at|SPokesman, told a wildlife con-| he Em-Roe sors. ma interes sd J ference yesterday at Purdie, 0 8 Additional fntorination’ cen be obtained that In a short span of years,| from Joe Kelly a 3448,

{200,000 acres had been acquired. | team ta Ultimate goal for state forests is fy niehie 750,000 and that of Hoosier na-| ale Hein sonal forests 500.000 acres. i Nearly 800 conservation-mind-ed Hoosiers, including Governor Schricker, attended the 14th annual Purdue conference on presjervation and restoration of nat{ural resources. °

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