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One of the year’s most versatile gatherings of sports personalities will highlight the Captain-Sponsors bowling
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The annual event for good kegling fellows, includes an appearance by Marion Ladewig, national women's match game chamspion, Miss Ladewig Is ‘to bowling what Babe Didriksen Zaharias is to golf and currently has no peer in the feminine ranks. Marion, who posted a 211 average for the 32-game finals of the national meet in December, will address the group and maybe the women, and men too, can pick up a few hints on the attractive bowler’s success. Miss Ladewig will soon he named Woman Bowler of the Year for the third straight time. She is now serving on the Brunswick-Balke-Collen-
der advisory staff, » - »
Jack Welsh
JOHN HUTCHINGS, the Indianapolis Indians’ personal
Clown Prince of baseball, has just returned from spring training at Daytona Beach and will be on hand to relate the progress of the '52 Indians and their potentialities for the hew season. Knowing Johnny, who has done pretty well on the bowling alleys himself, the “after dinner speech” might be anything from fine points of the diamond to a vocal takeoff of “Take Me Out to the Ball Game.” Tom Carnegie, sportscaster at WIRE, will serve as toastmaster. Mayor Alex Q(lark, a vivid fan in all fields of sports, has been invited along with Joe Sexson and Myron Garland of Tech’s state basketball finalists. Herm Schaefer, coach of the Indianapolis Olympians basketball team, was invited but had to decline because of previous commitments, There will be a lengthy prize list, including bowling merchandise and personal gifts. The big feature will be the selection of the sponsor of the year.
Resume ABC's Apr. 17
THERE are no Indianapolis teams competing in the American Bowling Congress at Milwaukee until Apr. 17. Tompkins Ice Cream will start it off on that date. The tempo will increase on Apr. 18 when 10 teams swing into action. : The group will include Delaware Bowling Center, Herrmann Funeral Home, Ace Bowling Ball, Herfl-Jones, Bowes Seal Fast, Advance Electrotype, Morgans Restaurant, Marott Shoes and teams from the Indianapolis league. Indiana Fur will roll on Apr. 20.
Mixed Doubles Lag MURIEL HAYES, who served as secretary of the mixed doubles tourney at Pennsylvania last week, said the support of such events has weakened in recent weeks. She allowed the possibility of the state tourney and the TenPin Classic at Indiana as a detraction but contended the doubles show cannot continue unless more enthusiasm is shown. There were only 58 entries in last week’s meet. Rosemary Smith and Wyatt May teamed to take first prize on 1126-163—-1289. Low to cash was 1240, The tourney was sponsored by the Indianapolis Bowling Proprietors Association.
Youngest Champ WHEN Georgette Hartman, 17, of Homewood, Ill, won the all-events title in the Illinois Women’s . State Championship recently, she became the youngest champ in the history of the meet. Georgette, an attractive high school senior, posted 1762 actual for nine games. She is the daughter of Ruth Hartmann, who in 1940 and 1941. was a member of the WIBC champions from Homewood.
Schedules Conflict
Bageballers who bowl have their problems ironing out the 1952 schedule. The Indianapolis Amateur Baseball Association couldn't arrive at an opening date because several league
members argued it would con- |
flict with campaign. It seems the minority wanted May 10 as the opening date for city play. But this suggestion was voted down in favor of May 3. So now the bowlers who
like to spend summers chasing 1
line drives will have to make up their mind which it's going to be.
Real Time Saver Here's a clock that “saves time. -M. 1. Wickstrom, proprietor of Baird Alleys in Kansas City, has invented a device, constructed with a. dial. The machine can be geen
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frame they should be bowling. Wickstorm said all the leagues at his plant consistently stay ahead of schedule. Wish we had such an inventor in this city, The? game could use a little speeding up. Doesn’t the local proprietor who told this scribe last week he was too busy to report a score know that scores ‘are his business. It's the best FREE advertising you can get.
Team Triplicate
THE ERIE FIVE in the | Women’s League at Hotel La Fontaine Alleys in Huntington, Ind., posted a triplicate of 614. The 200 scores among the girls included Eleanor Goble, 226; Elizabeth Septer, 238, and Mary Bauer, 223. Heralds broke a first place tie with Ingoldsby in the Allison Mixed League. Heralds now have a one-game edge on a 57-33 record while the latter carries 56-34.
Shun 9 P. M. Squad
A RELIABLE source tells us that in a mixed doubles tourney three weeks ago at West Side, a full squad was refused for the 9 p. m, shift on Sunday: It is sald Dick Nordholt's establishment told the group the squad was filled but it was later revealed there were plenty of openings available. This type of action doesn’t make sense, The local proprietors usually clamor for the mixed doubles directed by the women’s city association and sponsored by the IBPA. But if such treatment exists the little
women aren't going to be too |
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Tourney Winners LIBBY FOGLE, secretary, of the All-Jewish city tourney, has completed checking the scores in. all divisions and has put the stamp of approval on the winners. Hoosier Construction from the B'nai Brith League at Broad Ripple won the team actual on 2489. Aaron-Ruben Five took home the handicap 2408 - 543 — 2951. Aaron-Ruben, which competes in the Beth-el League at Talbot Lanes, also won the sponsors trophy which was donated by Washington Chevrolet. L. Solomon and B. Mossler captured actual doubles on 1127 and tacked on a 156-pin
handicap to win the * 'e in that division. Joe Pozi r won the men’s singles on 636. It earned the handicap award
with 636-63—699. Pozner also captured the men’s all-events with 1755 actual and took the handicap crown with 1755-189 —144, The Better women’s actual team champs. posted 1789 and added 540 handicap for a twin sweep. F. Klezmer and K. Langman
Halfs are the and handicap This
won the actual doubles on 871. |
The handicap version was taken by 8. Seigal and R. Goldman with 713-441—1154. H. Marks won the singles on 475 ‘and then posted 129 handicap for 604 in the gratis bracket. Libby Fogle won the actual all-events on 1387 and I. Barnett was the handicap’ queen with 1727. Prizes and awards will .be presented within the next two weeks,
New Pinsetters ? ? ?
THE GRAPEVINE has it that Pennsylvania Alleys will get modern treatment of the AMF automatic pinspotters in August. Johnny Beam isn’t denying the report. In fact, we've received some interesting data on the complex precision of the machine. There are 10 key phases of the operation and every one is a streamlined gesture to speed the game,
” n ” HAVE YOU SEEN that new car Bob Williams is piloting these days. The Star scrivener took .off the cellophane last week. We hear the lad is extremely, careful in parking the hardtop convertible. Even has scouting parties going ahead to look for space. Frankly, we don’t blame him. The car has a cream and sand colored: finish which presents a sprightly picture in the midst of eotraffic congestion. Williams also plans to buy a sport coat to match,
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Times Special
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla.;! Apr. 12-—The Lafayette Swim [Club captured its second con-|
|secutive team championship] |in the Sehior Women's Indoor Na-| tional AAU swimming and diving| meet concluded here tonight. | The Lafayette Club scored 32 points to defeat the Town Club of Chicago, which had 24. Walter Reed Hospital third with 20 -points and the Los Angeles Athletic Club was fourth with 19. Ft. Lauderdale, Fla., Swim. Association wis fifth with 12, Aiding . the. Lafayette . Club, coached by Dick Papenguth, Pur-| {due University mentor, was the! Indiana team’s victory in the 300-| {yard gmedley relay event.
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Sheila Donahue, Carol Pence] and Betty Jane Mullen, represent-| ing ‘the “A” team of the La-.§
|fayette Club, came home in 3:21.9, | § The Town.#£lub of Chicago was | second “and the “B"” team of the {Lafayette Club was third. Gail Peters, representing the
Walter Reed Hospital at Wagh-| OOPS, WRONG PAGE—No, not quite, but we'll admit you'd {ington, broke her third record in|
lthe meet with a 1:11.17 in the| hardly recognize Mrs. Leona ‘Wienke as a bowler beneath that
100-yard breast-stroke. The old attractive bonnet. Today is Easter.and we couldn't resist featuring (National AAU mark was 1:12.5 ;
{established by Miss Pence of Lafayette Club last year. Miss Pence 8 back seat as feminine keglers become part of the Easter parade.
finished third with 1:12.7 behind And, of course, Mrs. Wienke welcomes an opportunity to get away Judy poral ot Portland, Ore. fom her duties as secretary of the Hosiery Workers League which Ea rolls every Tuesday night at laria Alleys.
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Scratch Meet ¢ [Ends Today at Fox- Hunt Alleys
The three-week Fox-Hunt 1050 scratch sweepstakes comes to a {close this aftefnoon at the East Washingtoh St. establishment
McDaniels Adds Bowling To Athletic Talents
WHEN BYRON McDANIELS holds second placé in Waukesha's graduated from the. Deaf School All Star League. In league comiin Indianapolis, he didn’t curtail petition this year, McDanlels had his "athletic career rolled 748 and T17. MeDantels, now 29 and a soli! PY 180 pounds, turned to. bowling BYRON,
f y yr a ‘rd Wl ” 9 - after winning four letters in track Mrs. Franklin McDaniels now live with 12 teams making a last and football under Jake CasKey's
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whose parents, Dr. and
tutelage. Unfortunately for local!" Atlanta, Ind, carries a 195 ditch stand ts kAoek Off the leads
ers, teams, Byron took his kegling Average for league bowling this
| There were 32 teams in action prowess to Wisconsin. season. Last year the young man ringin I ' 2.» startled the veterans in the state] last night at Fox-Hunt bringing
bowling tourney at Green Bay the total of entries which comWHEN BYRON graduated tn 08 BE C00 Cy A ey © xy Peted- to 132, 1939, he moved to Waukesha, Wis,. : &
was the onlv one. in the t Delaware Bowl still leads the to work as a tool inspector for = or vy i re stato i parade with 3180 and is anxia motor corporation. McDanlels S180 $ “ously eyeing the $300 first prize. Season {Shirley Brothers are still second
a young lady in her holiday attire. Slacks and bowling uniforms take
| MISS PETERS also broke na-| {tional marks in the 200- yard | {breast- stroke and
tournament. | Marilee Stepan of the Lake {Shore Athletic Club of Chicago] [took the 200-yard free-style ue Over Amateur Rules : with a national record of 2:16.2 after defending champion Shar{ron Gearey of Los Angeles with-| |drew because of an injury. {the petite former Olympic and Bg Carolyn Green of Ft. Lauder- | world figure skating champion A dale, Fla., was second and Bar- who now makes a handsome livbara Hobelman, Walter Reed!ing heading Arthur Wirtz's tour-, Hospital was third. Both broke ing ice revue, sees no reason to{the former mark of 2:16.9. day for grumbling over amateur 4 Mrs. Pat Keller McCormack of athletic rules. Miss Scott, who (Los Angeles defended her three-ionce had to return an automobile
[meter diving crown by four points |{, the city of Ottawa or turn pro{over Paula Jean Myers of LA
By United Press Beauteous Barbara Ann Scott
THREE DAY set aw) The | Hollywood Toe Revue,
THE starring Miss Scott, has rejone ora, five ARetiean 2nd} turned to the Indianapolis Coli{ig Bona seum Hhyougn Thursday. {broken. The American records
{include all AAU sanctioned meets |faggijonal, was particularly em. {while the national championship phatic in her defense of Avery |marks include only records set at ‘Brundage, the man who issued |national meets. the edict to her prior to the 1948!
4 { Olympics. Easter Holiday “MANY PEOPLE ‘have told me that Mr.
Brundage was. a [mean man for making me give |the car back,” the ash blonde, jp
Gives Bowlers Rest 7. mes Ir “tafe Tourney | He wasn't that at all. If he|
was a nasty person, he'd have] A BOWLERS will take waited until I was over in Europe| tir or the Easter Parade in no position to return the car.| tod {Then I would not have been able/get a | Action in the men and women’s to skate in the Olympics which I/there and, state tourneys at Evansville and won. {with plans made for you.’
Barbara Ann Scott
Scott asserted.
“In that way, you find
| Terre Haute, respectively, will not “At any rate, IT don’t think | “I Jove all the travel and meet-} resume activity: until the week=| people: should harbor grudges. ing “people connected with the end of Apr. 19-20. Do. you?” show,” Miss Scott said,
When Indianapolis entries re- a 2 : : a turn to Jensen Recreation and ASKED HOW she viewed AusFranklin Lanes next week there tralian tennis star Frank Sedgwill be 24 teams on the line. This man's being allowed to accept in
[figure is the largest number of excess of $15,000 in cash as a Tore jie isn't Hime for ro i ams in action since weddin resent, Miss Scott mance righ. now,” she answered. Capital City teams in : E 1 . “You sort of have to make up
seven weeks smiled. “Im very happy for Mr. Sedg8 8 5 man,” she said. “I think it’s won-¢ THE ONLY Indianapolis kegler derful that the tennis rules peramong the top three in the state mit him to do so without losing
the tourney began ago.
your mind to that, too.
Nevertheless,
“In .a few years,
tourney is Charley Pheasant with his.amateur standing. settle down and marry,” she 1854 in the all-events. This total! ‘‘The rules governing the ac-. grinned. was good enough to sandwich him tions of figure skaters just hap-| In the meanwhile, she'll go
between Art Vandewalle of South pen to be very rigid, It comes Bend who leads and George right down to whether you want Engstrom of Gary with 1843. to live by the rules as they are, of six years, © { n n n
medley earlier in + Barbara Can’ t Grumble
the entertainment end of | skating is not to try to live your own life too much,” Miss |
that you're not constantly fighting to little free time here and] more or less, go along
BUT WHAT about the love life. of the winsome 23-year-old miss?
Miss Seott has no intentions of being an old maid.
I'd like to
along topping the gold from the ice drills she hegan when a mite
or get out of the sport.’ _-.
had bowled in several tourna-| MeDaniéls competed In the 220- |with 3136 and Strouse Auto holds {ments for deaf people here in yard dash and played tackle while third with 3119. Sécond and third Indianapolis. but it .was in the attending the Deaf school. Byron places carry $200 and $100 reBadger state that he hit full didn’t play basketball but natural spectively. stride, athletic talents hint he would, The week-end field included Two weeks ago Byron rolled have been successful had he tried! {some of the city's better teams 700. in singles at the American|the game. {stich as Gulling Auto Electeric,
Bowling Congress In Milwaukee.! The transplanted Badgerite has {Super Tool, Ace Bowling Ball, This figure was good enough to!sent many trophies to his par-| Rhoddy's Service, National Trailkeep him among the first 10 per- ents in Atlanta. Byron may bel er Sales, and Bowes Seal Fast formers, {silent about hiy game but theg among others. The final squads McDaniels is a member of the he's the kind of guy who likes to bowl at 3:30 o'clock this afterFoxhead 400 team which now|let strikes Speak for themselves. |noon,
Red Wings Lead Cup Race, 2-0
By United Press |fident, opened up with their body-|played Montreal to a standstill, MONTREAL, Apr, 1%-A sec-|{checking and clever passing in| Little Marty Pavelich emerged ond-period goal by trigger-tem- the first period. and soon had the {from Maurice Richard's shadow pered Ted Lindsay gave the De- Canadiens bruised and battered. late in the first period, skating troit Red Wings a 2-1 triumph After Lindsay's goal at 42 sec-laway from the man he usually over the Montreal Canadiens to-/onds of the middle stanza, Detroit |checks to score the Red Wings’
night for a 2-0 lead in their Stanley Cup. hockey final hefore a lecrowd of 14,549. That goal, which Youneed of the body of big Dutch Botichard pittshursh : -3 as he desperately tried to fill the| RESULTS LAST NIGHT net, left the Canadiens facing| N° foNians terrific odds for the remainder
{opening goal. Elmer Lach got it On the Ice [back two and a half minutes AMERICAN noOC KEY Jaane PLAYOFY | 1:
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