Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 April 1952 — Page 27

_ WEDNESDAY, APR. 16,1962

Dick Weber Blasts 682 At West Side

> > Dick Weber, the Indianapolis lad who is predicted to do big things in national bowling a few years hence, gave a good example why last night in the West Side Classic League.

: ® THE REEL TMING--You can't blame George Morgason for having’ bulging eyes. He has hoa fishing five years but the small-m black he is shown holding is his biggest catch. It ine 7 pounds 6 ounces. Mor ason, who lives at 4317 Washington St., landed his prize cafeh Easter Sunday at the Indianapolis Water Co. resegvoir.

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Hornets Win, Gain’3-1 Load

PROVIDENCE, R. I, Apr. 16/death” overtime to win, the game; (UP) — Center Rudy Migay andj before 5566 fans in Rhode Island)

Wingman Bob Solinger, two play- Auditorium,

ers who concentrated on scoring a a : penalty instead. of slugging, gave thei,;, rast “of the players kept the. Pittsburgh Hornets a command-|penalty box full. Wild Bill Eazi-| ing 3-to-1 lead over the Provi:ipicki, the veteran Hornet who, dence Reds today in the Ameri-jysed to run wild for the Toronto can Hockey League's Calder Cup Maple Leafs, spent the first 17 finals. minutes of the second period in! Migay collected two goals and the’ coop. He slashed Joe Lund an assist, while Solinger got onejof the Reds and then climbed on of each as the Hornets defeated Linesman Jack Mehlenbacher, | the Reds, 3 to 2, last night in one

‘ers gave Weber a run for his

p ~ » - WEBER fired 682 for Foxworthy Ford, fashioning the string on games of 224-224-234. Johnny McGrew of Freyn Broth-

money with 672, McGrew had a threesome of 255-158-259. Vern Havens was top man in the Commercial League at FoxHunt with 668. Havens’ threesome Included 235-190-243, The remaining honor counts were produced in the Broad Ripple Classic when Bill Beck of Haufler Engineers rolled 663 and Roy Stauth of A. A. Radio and Television fired 652. Beck’s string included 214-218-231 while Stauth had 211-197-244. The other league leaders were:

in Pittsburgh tomorrow night,

The leaders: Dick Weber, Pans orthy sansnne 6 John McGrew, yh hai semhaed im. Havens, roe Broa 0XACO ... Roy Stauth, A. A, RadioEarl Henry, Freyn Bro

filo BOB VICKERS of Anderson ry Link "J Koweba .. 621/had the eyes of Indiana's high Tony’ Fi lone, Hatred Mou ...... is school track authorities on him Ed Stevenson, National Trailer Sales 617 today after bettering the time h hil 616 Ber y Mills, Sola olace fo. . i for the fastest mile of the outdoor

ti rnie Mills, Solataire ........... Foals osdet: Watbloston Chevroled \. 811) so qon, Salter Suselichol, Troy Of) .. Vickers covered the layout in 0; Bi 1d, Cab 608/4:35.0 as Anderson's Indians de-

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Glen sore: W. Frank Jones ‘Studio, 604] 10 49%, yesterday at the former's Howard JYoler, Ls Lady of Lourd S03 cinder path. Vickers’ time im-

nkle Puner. Spiker, Harrell Plumbing . 0 proved on the former season's

Cassidy, Conkle Funeral .. woh foe. Poderal Express ...

iso Atearn. Tompkins ice Cream ... 8 feated Tech of Indianapolis, 50%

47 8 epnert, 2 er rR , Wininger of Bloomington UniverRev. Rrnest B i Lady of Lourdes. . 600 sity. os Markey, Bader Coffee ...... . 0 : 8» itor Bories, Polk s Mk ....... «+ 808! ANDERSON scored a convineOrville’ Berry, EU aaa 509 ing victory, taking nine of 13§ = “Wii am, 1 gC 8 events from the Green Wave. Vic

Peck contributed a double by win$8 ning the low and high hurdles Raloh Forey, East a EI he 73 while Roger Whithead captured Harold Addison, RCA -- 81lithe pole vault and broad jump.

ietse 61 ps! 0) inters ©." 558 Joe Sexson of Tech won both the 100 and 220-yard dashes, Ae Be Yiewor WO!

Hp, Puners Rweirs i ; oth: Bt iat ssa Peck’s time of :15.9 in the high ae vase. Ray u ithe i hurdles was only a tenth off the fa i ally Beauty Shop 8 state’s best mark this season. ei, paar, Ee aaa Don Thomas won the high and

tion Balke Barker Pani Wessel Blumbin 54 Y hurdles to spark Howe's Hor-

Mary W waensch. Sacred peer servane 3 nets to a 772 to 364% victory Catherine Or Biers s Market 2over Lawrence Central at Howe. fh So se pd 28| Warren Central won a triangular vis, Hosiery meet at Southport. The victors Bot Bett Cit. WAL Pier had 59 1/5 while Southport postOlen Wager. De ed 582/5 and Ben Davis had a 46 2/5.

i? wy ane sher, a a 88 Rosemary Leslie, & ¥ - DICK NYERS, Redskin star, Hprearet oS” ktiziine. Funeral... 518 won the pole vault, broad jump Gibbs, $0 a ++ 311land shot-put to engineer a 61% Tito 471% victory for Manual's cindermen over Crispus Attucks. {Shortridge had an easy time de20s feating Washington's Continen~

«+ 801 best of 4:40.8 established by Tim §

H+ tals, 84 to 35.

AT WASHINGTON 120 High Hurdles—1, Kernodle (W); 3, 3, Kohimeyer (8). Time,

Sommers (8); 00—1, Malone (8); 2, Mace (8); 3.

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ohnsol 502 | eatherly. Gale. “gtudenaker 32 Bil: (W). Time, :10.1

DE one oPousherts 8 Bakery ih , »e Mile—1, Earl (8); 2, Egner (8); 3. Mary Mn Rubber ss aes 300 , ; or fay, *MeCIananAn Reaity © 500 | Bose (8). Time,

4:48.3, 498 4401, Malone (8); 2, Scofsin (W);

1 493|3, _E. Praed (8). 153.8. a 880—1, Bruce (8); 2, Bose (8); 3, 491 | Young (8). Timeb, 2:05. 31 Praed (8); 2, Mace (8); 3,

Low Hurdles—1, Kernodle (W): ‘3, . 480 Tressler (8); 3, Maxey 8 Time, :21.6 a 3 3 Broad Jump--1, Prasd (8); 3, Boone ee (W); 3, Permer %) stance, 18 feet . a 10% inches. | Pole Vault—Stallwood (8) and Grimm Lia (8) tied for first; 3, Grissom (W). Height shot, ro ow Goreal 0 u e| re Weathers Bistance 4“

a pi} Stephens (W). Time, :23.5. Am 180

s 1 on fh 1, Elliott (8); 2, Boo Coaching Profession Wor, Maver a 's deel 008 Lacking Stability gh Relay—1, Shortridse (J. Praed, g nigh Jub Src Sat 26 ae. all 8 — NORMAN, Okla., Apr. 18 (UP) | Owens, Tressler, Malone), ime, 1:30.6. ~The way Coach Bud Wilkinson AT MANUAL looks at it, University of OKla~| 14 3 jackson (CA a, De ee (CA): homa won't have to worry about 3. Witherspoon (Cal, 1 ry Diiie (CA): over-emphasis of football now!s, Lloyd (M), Time, OR

that he has a 10-year contract. | M01 , Wilf 01,3 Regards

(A); 3, te among Jackson (T).

2 Bob Vickers of Anderson Runs ELE EEL Season's Best Outdoor Mile in4:35

ANCHORMAN-—Shortridge's Bob Bruce, state half-mile champion, probably will anchor the Blue Devil two-mile relay team in the eighth annual Indianapolis Relays at Tech Friday at 2 p.m. Shorfridge set a two-mile record of 8:34.1 in the Howe Invitational Relays. The Indianapolis Relays record is 8:26.6, set by Ft. Wayne North Side last year. Shortridge, winner of the first section two-mile event, will vie with Ft. Wayne in the second section this year. Six city teams, Lawrence and Warren Central will join Bloomington, Frankfort, Jeff and defending champion North Side.

AT ANDERSON

100-1, J. Sexson (T): 3, Lewis (1 (T). Time, :10.

0-1, Sexson (T); 2, Lewis (T); 3, Sluder i. Time, :23. 40—1, Morgan (A); 2, Turner (T); 3. Lindner (T). Time, ’ t (A); 2 me,

zy ‘Vickers (A); 3. ; 2, Moore (A): 3. 135.0.

Tim : 120 High’ Hurdies—1 Peck (A): wards (T); 3, Lineback (T). Time, :15.9 180 Low Hurdles—1, Peck (A); 2, Lineback (T): 3, Edwards (T). Time, :21. 880 Relay—1, Tech (Sluder, Lewis, Jones, J. Sexson): 2, Anderson. Time, 1:38.56. Mile Relay—1, Anderson (Hunt, Plummer Moore, Morgan); 2, Tech,

High Jamp-_1, Stonebraker (Th: Sexson ( time among arr” JAN

Brodnax (A) Lod Plummer (A). Height,

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Wilkinson, who has coached! 830-1, Lee (M): 3, williams (CA); 3.

Williams (M , 3:14. the Oklahoma Sooners to 48 vie-|T-jilliams V). Ky 3 owe OD: 1

tories and only six defeats in the Scagss (M). Time, 5:04. Anatonh. CA past five years, sald today the at Wh. Time | new contract gives him “stabil-|:188 = oo ies 1 Tunstell (cA): 2.| ity.” And he thinks more coaches Hoffmelster (M); 3, Temes (M). Time, ought to have it. 880 Relay—1, Manual (Nyers, Hoff“There's nothing wrong with meister, Liovd, Lee); 3, Crispus Attucks. athletics, but the coaching pro-| "yj Reiaz—1. Manual (Lemon, Bade, fession lacks stability,” the 36-|Mescall, B. Williams); 3, Crispus Attucks.

year-old coach explained. | Time, 3:32.0.

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