Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 April 1952 — Page 16
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By AL McCLANE YOU CAN be a big-game fisherman for §15 or $20, and if you start your career down at West Palm Beach, the chances are even that you will knock the buttons off a seven.
foot sailfish, A good many people ah under the impression that big-game fishing is a rich man's sport, but the average vacation budget will al- =r low a few days on the Gulf [== Stream, provided you know the ES setup. ;
# BOATS DRAW an average
of $60 per day, which 1s a low tariff when you realize the cap-
#1 imine what farmers think!
+, Hoosier Bowlers Fail to
Crack Top ABC Scores
State Probes Open Deer Season in "92
The Indiana State Conser-
635 Best in Singles 1232 High in Doubles |
9 FRANK WILSON Times Sports Writer
MILWAUKEE, Apr. 19—ABC tournament alleys con-
‘once again to capitalize on the warm atmosphere. Six changes took place in the major events of the tour-
nament but the best Hoosier city] bowlers could do was a 635 series mocana Bob Kelley Bre-
vation Department has launched a survey to deter-
about another season on deer next fall. Officers of the department have been given questionaires, listing 14 questions, to distribute to some 700 or 800 farmers. " » .
Henry Naylor, light heavyweight; Wylle Smith, featherweight; Frankie Cocco, lightweight; Charles Lewis, welterweight;
and George
iterbury to select the team.
will be defending its squad champlonship won last year.
Kats Take
held over the past months at At- handed hitter.
The Camp Carson, Colo, team Baseman Bobby Wilson, tossed to Malmberg to force in 6:16.5. Princeton was second Kerns at second. That ended the and Columbia third, Hens’ threat. e
THE QUESTIONS are aimed at finding out from the farmers observation whether the deers {population was depleted heavily last November when hunters cele{brated Indiana's first deer sea(son. by killing more than 1500, Farmers will he asked how many deer they saw during the past winter, when they were last seen and {f crops were damaged by trampling or eating.
a ® 3 THEY ALSO will be asked A with the American Ice Capades.
they favor a 1852 open season, | wil permit. iuting on their McLaughlin Named on or exterminating the southern In- Hoosier All-Star Team diana deer population, Big Jim McLaughlin of New Officials of the department sald Albany High School tonight was the answers, both in stastics and | selected as the No. 2 rer oa on opinions, would have an impor-/the Indiana Basketball All-Stars. tant bearing >n the department's, Measuring 6-4, McLaughlin decision on a 1952 open season. [played center for the Bulldogs,
Indians Win 4th Straight
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FANCY FIGURE — French | Figure-Skating Champion Jae. queline Du Bief gracefully per. forms a high twist polishing up a new routine, The pretty Pari. sian, who finished high in the . Winter Olympics, has signed |
season, including a one-point set{pack to champion Muncie Central in- the afternoon finals of the state tourney last month. The Hoosier scribes and sportscasters last week voted Joe |Sexson of Indianapolis Tech as “Mr. Basketball” to
Abernathie got Mike Vukmire to next June 21 in the Indianapolis’
fly to right, but when he walked gears 12th Annual Fund for the, Kerns, Indianapolis Manager gina benefit game, Gene ———————"
Clare Weston, welterweight; Billie Southpaw Johnny MeCall.
Desautels summoned
‘Win Regatta
Toledo Manager, Rollie Hems- |
ley had announced lefihanded PHILADELPHIA, Apr. 19 (UP) {with 1188 on team games of 426, Buddy, hitter Bob Van Eman to bat for —University of Pennsylvania won THE TEAM is being coached Penny but switchéd to veteran the Child's Benny Red McQuillen when McCall took [college rowing cup series in Amerbeen (the mound. McQuillen is a right-|/ica, for the third year in a row
Cup Regatta, oldest
today. Dogged by Princeton all
d the way, the Penn crew completéd MeQuillen grounded to Sevand the 1 5/16 mile Henley distance
Tomorrow's starters in a doubleheader will be Frank Papish and Bob Kerigan for
Muncie Meet
By United Press MUNCIE, Ind. Apr. 3pi-Thres meet records were hung up along with six season ARs For Kokomo's Wildcats won class “A” championship in ihe! annual Muncie Relays. Kokomo scored 44 points to e Anderson, which got 4&1, 0]
followed by Ft. Wayne B8outh,| Marion, and Municle Central's
Indianapolis and Glen Moulder | and Bill Connelly for Toledo.
ymbus was third with 37, ka on
How Indians Batted In Columbus Series
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‘failed to dent the top standings.
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who lost only twice during the
lead the; weight; Al Police, heavyweight;/out in the ninth for the Hens and goosiers against Kentucky be
580, 4 in the individual event and 1232 in {P Ea Stas 46 Bu nnd ou Bo Jack pat adv Ted ounts 54 nL the doubles outing. th totals Jick 5:5, Manuel Scaonecker 504, Bill Evi 518, Bill Blisky 618, Fonnis 8SnyIder 626, Wilson Schopp 515, Paul BirieJeck 234, Ed Gaslema 465, Merscheil sull,
” a 8 ALT AE OB a Bivin *3r 351 Sue Bonss lob: Kay
lory downed the singles set while Fox 500, Willam Kriner 523, John Mc Bill Bilsky ahd former ABC dou-| 9rey 34. oT willam ‘Lane Pa bles champion Fonnie Snyder hit Ferdinand 579, Charles Phe 330, ¥ern (the high twin total, | 348s “Jos Bh "Bel Hing $85" Wack x 808, Meanwhile first place in the Alvin Gaddie 635. Bea Ferguson B83, Wi
} rey tournament events remained un. | Wheeler 810, Johnny Kissel 538. Paul gtemm 580, Oscar Behrens 554, Curt
events except the five man took) Bl BS AoE 819 (12 ia terrific beating. Early in the Gilbert smith jg, ¥4 Striebeck 613 (11 i day Lou Stelatt and Fred Bufack i" sor Kewmin sis. Willige rovn lof the Detroit E. and B.'s clob- 3 (1169); Eugene Zweisler 568, Larry 380" (11281 “William Kriner 501. Joh bered 1322 pins to move into sec- McGrew 539 (1120); Charles McCatin 347, ond in the doubles. But In the sf} may Pox sas (ibs). Kenny Christen: next squad, William Flyna and en 558. Bil Il Blythe 531 (1070); Charles H 95 8); John King of Cleveland dropped Bel “Bheland 804, Buck Elkins ‘5 11080)
Manuel honecker 530, Bill Tarrant 524 1357 to steal the runnerup spot| (igs wilson Shoop 803, Paul Btrisbeck
Bill Bilsky 613, Fon
from the Detroiters. ° {450 (1082); Fred Mounts 509. rank Argus ss 8» 41 (1080); Howard Jr, 544, Howard { eer Sr. 501 148) asco Lichliter Jr. JOHN SALATA of Parma, Ohio 300. Ed Haus Ei 1; Carl Fervuven
smashed 720 pins in the tinal $k Jack ung 30q | AEH TRE ry raga gi TT th 8 ult same squad as the Indianapolis/fohee, ) Vehers § or Srivig, 1 308 Marott Shoe sextet. Starting with|! grand tem 547 a 266 he added a 247 and went out’ al hi gees “Behrens 310. cur Reads with 207.
In the all-events George Young| also of the BE. and B. five, Xone ABC Leaders
into the runnerup spot with a TEAM 1053. He marked a 705 in the|Monsrch Beers. Chicago .... team events, 577 in the doubles VOIACY, aa Ang ako
and 671 in the singles. ing Louie. Chicago . = ' lll! Gaddle, out of Sea Fergusons oh or Hom Clears Fun Bowl, worked games of 183,1Bro Soerts Shon Chicas iii |232, and 220 for his 635. It topped’ ane: uf, lies oO. the next highest singles total, Kine v. Cleveland Johnny Murphy's’ by 13 pins. A Bile Beton Murphy hit 623 on games of 169,
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9% | 223 and 231. oc Fan Aon hagtiatin, Mv “ In the doubles, Bilsky worked! A in r.isquis } {games of 214, mn and 223 for a Lvon-Wandsrscheid, : {613. Snyder, co-champion in the! Rich. Or lion fie. "LL i ennessey-Carter, St. Louis
1938 with Don Johnson, dropped SINGLES 1901, 235 and 193 for 619. Gil Smithy, ert Stacker, Chicas and Ed Striebeck were second Ns ma. 8 high in the Hoosier delegation tes” Neg. "Cleveldnd yi d chan, Cleveland ylor, Deyrott
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i points. It marked the first time that a class “A” defending champion came through successfully the following year,
TWO MEET * records fell in class “A.” both scored by Roosevelt’s Panthers. Earl 8 a leap of 22 feet, a one-mile relay wa 3:30.8, also a state season best. Hammond's Jim Sane won individual honors by scoring 12%
competition,
points. He won both hurdles, and i Class
defending champions, Delphi won! the Class “B" meet. . . . KEN TOYE of Kokomo and Ed Yeley of Columbus were the class “A” stars, Toye won the! de-|190-yard high dln in :14.8, meet reco and the 100-yard) low sticks in :19.8, also a seaso ‘best. " Yeley Jravhad the 100-yard| dash in 9 for a meet record | and season hest and the broad {jump with a leap of 21 feet 2% (Inches. Columbus’ sprint medley ‘chalked up the other record with a 2:35.4 effort.
OTHER SEASON bests were a we,
|4:32, 8 mile run by Bob Vickers| of Anderson; Bill Norkus of| Marion hurled the shot put 8
Broad-Jumper|feet 3% inches, and Jerry Louns-| thswon his specialty with/bury of Muncie . Central R8osevelt's Roger Whitehdad of Anderson clocked in/tied 10 the pole vault at 11 feet.’
and |
eight inches. Delphi scored 37% points shade Wabash with 37 markers “B”, where five new
skimmed over the 180-yard low Meet records were set. sticks in :20.6. — © Hammond was runner-up to Roosevelt. in class “A” with 521/5. points, followed hy Goshen and Elkhart, who tied for third with 28 points each, South Bend Central and South Bend Riley.
a » » FIVE NEW MARKS were] . chalked up in the class '“‘B"” session, 6f which the :10.2 of Rich ard Allen of Whiting in the 100yard dash was the top mark, tying the best in the state this spring. Dick Horrick of Warsaw high. jumped 6 feet % of an inch for another new mark. Garrett was runner-up to War. gaw with 33 points, followed by, Plymouth and Kendallville.
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