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12, 1952

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| Press . 12—A repetie s championship stern Amateur

will be held to-'

hampion Frank s with runnere r in a quarter.

d for his fourth e Blair, a com r whose father ernor of Misrerse last year's

Jr., Atlanta, champion, was “drop national leholder James ma City. But a one up edge ina, a 42-year-m Taylorville, sn the Illinois e times, in to-

TER-final pairMorey, former sville, Ind,, vs. Louis, Mo., who mateur in the year; and Bob n, winner of the championship, son of Kansas, ‘mer Champion Chicago in yesnd. .

Remains 6A Play

Sent. 12 (UP) —= 1 Bill Heinlein, medalist Mike

tte, and Elwood was paired with of Indianapolis e semi-finals of golf champion-

1g for his fourth advanced Thursnse of Charley rt, champ twice, ssey, winner of na Open, edged

Highland, Ind, e latter threeTreen.

easiest “time as wson, Blooming- . Feeney had to holes to defeat pperson, one-up,

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CITY AND COUNTY HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCHEDULE FOR 1952

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DECATUR CENTRAL

University, 7:30 Fr. « ML

(Sept. &) At \t Ben Davis

HOWE

MANUAL

FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP,

LAWRENCE CENTRAL |

At Lawrence Central Jamboree

Franklin Township

TT (Sept. | (Sept. 5) Jamboree

PIKE TOWNSHIP SACRED HEART

(Sept. 4) Plainfield Chariton at CYO

8) Crispus Attucks

SEPTEMBER § SEPTEMBER 12 SEPTEMBER 19 SEPTEMBER 26 OCTOBER 3 OCTOBER 10 OCTOBER 17 OCTOBER 22 OCTOBER 31 N| 1 BEECH GROVE Greenfield At Franklin Township Sacred Heart A SE Lawrence Central, 1:30 ro | At Pike Township Speedway, 7:30 P. M. At Warten Central, Carmel, 1:90 0 P, ML BEN DAVIS (Supt. 4 Dear Central At Southport At Warren Central Pike Township Shortridge Sacred Heard | Manual Howe at Tech Sa BROAD RIPPLE Jamboree At Kokomo Tech At West Lafayette At Richmond Howe Washington A$ Manual Cathedral a4 CXO - pe t— err— rene | ——— CATHEDRAL Jamboree Washington at CYO Cripas Tb lD cYo At Evansle Relta — n atayetie Jott Shortridge at CYO Southpert at CYO Evanaville p28) at CYO Broad Rivpls a4 YO C S ATTlLICKe Jamboree : (Sept. 18) iui i (Oct. 2) | ES TTT “(Oct. 29) at Decatur Central CRISPUS ATTUCKS (Sept. 6) at Manual At Rensselaer Cathedral st CYO Open Howe at Tech Open | At Shertrdige, 2 PF. M, Sacred Heart at CYO (Oet. 31) at Bloomington

bain

(Sept. 26) Plainfield (Oct, 29)

Deaf School at CYO

At Brownsburg Mooresville — (sent. 20 Ha Townshly ur At Greenwand : Laywile Central At Danville Crispus Attucks | (Sept. 30) Warren Central c 1 | § : | (Oct. 21) Beech Grove a Groene Ni Decatur Cratral arme | Deaf Sohonl | At Pike Township | At Greenwood Le At Tech Southport at Tech (Oct. 2) At Broad Rippl At Anderson Ser 3 (Oct. 30) ee uthport at Tec Manual at Tech Crispus Attucks at Tech | roa opie | ‘ en Davis at Tech Warren Central at Tech, vi ih — hr — i a — ———roeter et re me en v (Det. 21) At Pike Township Deaf School At Speedway At Huesh Grove Weorren Central At Decatur Central AS Fraohiin, Ind. Noblesville . . | se S Sacred Heard Washington Howe at Tech | Ad Noblesville Seuthpoert | Ben Davis Broad Ripple At Shortridge, 2 P. M. - i — sp imme ——— ———————————————————— | os pnt sbi Lawrence Central Carmel Ad Ben Davis | Dest School Beech Grove * Franklin Township Ab Soccdwar At Manual At Beech Grove Sbaton Martinsville At Ben Davis orion Memortat Crispus Attucks at CYO {Oct. 20) | {

SHORTRIDGE | “Jamboree (Bent. 18) af Ft. prams Ab Crawfordsville Washington at CYO _ Ab Ben Davis \ Cathedral at CYO Crispus Attucks, 2 P. M. (Det. 20) Manual, 3 P.M. ee a. # oo 18 bs i TTT (06h. 29) STATE DEAF Af Lawrence Central Beech Grove, 3 P. M. Ad Pike Township AS Franklin Township Knox, 2:30 a Soe. 2h Jiuteld Batre 2. 9, evo w 7 (Sept. 23) at Connersville | (Sept. 30) Shelbyville, 7:30 P. M. , 1:3 | % : dy . SOUTHPORT Warren Central Ben Davis Howe at Tech (Sept. 26) Franklin | _ (Oct. 3) Seymour, 7:30 PM | At Manual, } 7:30 P, M., | At } Cathutral, 0PM Columbus, 30 P.M, SPEEDWAY Peawnsbors Danville At Deeatur Central Lawrence Central At Warren Central At Plainfield At Beech Grove Pike Township TECHNICAL Jamboree Howe At Broad Ripple At Anderson Muncie Marion Ab Frankfort ao. 20 Washington WARREN CETNRAL At Southport Greenfleld Ben Davis Ad Franklin Township Breedway AY Lawrence Central Jeflersanvitle Beech Grove Hows 3t Tech WASHINGTON #amboree Cathedral at CYO At Manual Shortridge at CYO | Terre Haute Wiley i West Lafavette, At Broad Ripple At Terre Haute Gerstmeyer Al Teoh

Note—All Games at 8 P. M, Unless Otherwise Indicated

Bob Jewell May Enroll At Butler

The warmth of | Charlie Eng-

his speech, the iortn Charlie is

sincerity Withipeageq for the which ‘he spoke] Army.

strong line and some speedy last night with a 665 series in|hud bo i ear and will probably forego the » backs last week in their 12-min-|the Cra Paint League at West | Denton awn, SR eeioasseieer ey Mises he i concentrate in kicking off. ute stint during the jamboree. |gide, OYE Paths aipusiives men blossom “overnight” And| Hinkle said tomorrow's intrami He is In other games involving city # = =u w Pritehett's—Thursday Women the latter isn't likely. squad game will not be freshmen a teams, Broad Ripple travels to| HIS CLOSEST rival was Pug Marcia Raley pio 50. x & = against upperclassmen. T h e

The Press Box-

By Jimmie Angelopolous

'EIGHTEEN MONTHS ago a tall, scholarly athlete touched a warm spot in the hearts of civic Indianapolis. He thanked Indianapolis and local basketball followers

for the encouragement and loyal support given him and his

teammates during their amazing| . 5 = elimb to the state finals. {

|. ON THE OTHER hand, Butler's He was sincere, soft-spoken. losing a worthy

High Schools Play Tonight

WITH THE high school footfa seasqn officially opened last | week by the 10-team jamboree at | Tech, city and county teams | swing into action tonight in an | 11-game card. In one of the top tilts, Joe Dezelan, starting his ninth season as coach of Cathadral’s Irish, takes his boys against Washington under the lights at the CYO Field,

» » » WASHINGTON nas been unable to heat the Irish since 1944, the year Dezelan stepped in as coach. They tied once, 7 to 7, in 1949. The Irish displayed al

{Kokomo and Crispus Attucks goes to Rensselaer. Howe visits Tech and Sacred Heart goes to Manual.

Nov. 6—Washington. a at Howe, TPM.

{ing positions on the 1952 squad. lathletic combat.

Nov. 1—Legansport at Tech Nev, 8—Hammond Noll vs. Cathedral at CYO

Squad Game To Show What Butler Can Do

9 JACK WELSH | show what they can do with a| drills will be four 15-minute newcomers aré shot with the idea his knee cap in the opening game The missing links in Tony | football under game conditions. | quarters. Statistics will be kept, of “becoming backfield stars. " {against Valparaiso last year and 2 a = such as first downs, yards [Thirty-four freshmen want to was out for the season. PhysiHinkle's football puzzle at Butler| py. pny ESS of who takes| galmed rushing and, of course, carry the ball, leaving a Super- cians performed a successful operUniversity will officiallly be un-/tne field at Evansville for the a regular score. Game officials abundance of candidates. lation last winter but Benjamin covered tomorrow afternoon at sept, 20 opener, it will be the are Charley Maas, Frank Luzar, Hinkle has hopes of convert- was told to forget football for 3 o'clock in Butler Bowl. |youngest team in Butler history | Buckshot O'Brien and Jim Bow- | 0 several prospects into line- |'52.

Nov. 7—Shortridse at Broad Ripple

The Bulldogs’ veteran coach is] . . a history that goes back to| man. men or possibly linebackers and yaw virtually certain of four start-(1886 for winning and losing in| Among the players battling for defensive backs. In tomorrow's | JOHN tested the knee in track

{a place on the 33-man traveling i game Tony will pay particular (last spring. When he won the But the remaining seven will be| Tomorrow's final prevue for aquad, Hinkle has 45 freshmen attention to 20 freshmen shoot- a A ni second in the

| White game when 66 players/ down in a week of concerted Without game experience.

confirmed in the annual Blue-| the public before Hinkle bears and three sophomores who are ing for the end, tackle, guard shot put at the Little State meet, and center assignments. {the glant end decided to try a Only five lettermen have re-! grid comeback. turned from the regular offensive] if the leg holds up, Benjamin way for his “pony express” back-| line of 1951 and none returned i; probably be shifted - to | eld. But it seems most of the, from the defensive line. Hinkle ¢, 11s where the Bulldogs lack

seems determined to work his depth and experience. Mean offensive backfield on defense this while, Hinkle is having the boy

"KN | | TONY'S BIGGEST headache is forging a solid line to lay a high-|

Bowling Leaders

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mentor will mix the squads to give balance to both sides and every man in uniform will see action. . Last year's game at-

THE LEFT SIDE of the Bulldogs’ line is well-fortified with Don Campbell, Ralph London,

Leppert in the Sturm’s Recrea- Bridteport Brass Frank Stakibeck

tion League with 656. Morris 3 Clossin became a member of the cart Brehob Bowi-— Growers slim honor roll with 652 in the|

| Clara Tretter

"Recreation

Madison Ave. Mixed

and the thought-|

He would have

Louis Stumpf Tommie Janke

provoking mes- | been one of the sage belied his| {best centers in

tender years. |the Indiana ColBob Jewell |; .00 Conference

Award winner, | i..c g first-class and his Crispus | oompetitor. He

Attucks team-| p,q 5 zealousmates were. be-|oy harant, com-

the 1951 Trester| (this year. Char- §

and Bob Safford. Only Campbell

tracted 1500 fans and an equal

ye ae? Major League at Moonlite Bowl. | Tommie Janke ©“ ''' lll" i SIX CS Building Trad s a senior. London, who was | county inking Beech iin 9 - Matthews put together games |Mac QrdalHE on ie 3a eres operated on for a grid injury last| fumber are expected this year. | Franklin Twp.; Ben Davis is at| of 206-225-234 while Leppert’s [Hank Olver. -eere.ee ee iieeens spring, is nursing a sore knee and| The freshmen will have a slight | Southport; Mooresville goes to| threesome was 222-200-234. Pug Lenn own--VA Hospital fissed contact drills yesterday disadvantage, having spent the | Decatur Central; Lawrence is at| Other scores last night included: Seanels, Hinderliter cue... for the second straight day. Hin-|Past week in orientation. They E |Plke Twp.; Danville goes toi, cfAtsrs—Thursday Women's “8p. Hun Christ the King ~~~" kle expects the 220-pound tackle Will register for classes tomorSpeedway, and Greenfield is at ox Centrai—shrine PM. oes SOLIaR ay a alhalla—Segalls Drugs to play tomorrow, row morning prior to the game, Warren Central. Bill Beck Sp a op 600 ‘Fema Minmiek ie . fo 453 Butler's over-all team weight Englerth Geofes. DeHars "pid Ruik~Yeterun's Jamintsirativn,,, is 175 pounds but there's a || PERMA-CRETE oRrives

Bob Jewell eiviec -banquet. -- Jewell went to Michigan,

~ played basketball during the first half of his freshman year last

ing honored by a He

fall. But he stumbled on a scholastic hurdle. The hurdle was a high one. It wasn't the low hurdle type that | so many athletes can step over

easily. Bob took German, college] © mathematics, psychology and English. He wanted to be a

medical technician. Bob was an honor pupil in high school, a UN representative in New York and president of the senior class. Jewell was in school this summer at Michigan. But Bob may not go back to the Wolverine in-

| petitive spirit when he’s on the| basketball floor. Charlie played the second So of the Butier season last’ spring. | {He scored more than eight points/ a game over-all and nine points’

in the loop. ” . ”

BUT BUTLER'S getting more help. John Mustang, an all-state for-| ward from Bowling Green, Ky. who participated with the Kentucky All-Stars last spring, is a Butler bullpup-to-be. He’s enrolling this week. Mustang is 6-5. Freshmen are eligible for varsity competition at Butler.

Another bullpup coming is bespectacled Phil Mitchell, the

ton will -fit in with the Hoosiers’

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g Grove—Women's League Tessie Gibbons

A STRAIGHT trade with TIO ee icy cash involved today made Mel| Bi Broad Ripple—Matinee League

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Best Bide—Matines’ Leddus = 12 Tay Sibley

«+ 314 Dick Matthews ..

ginia BIL. Liens sear trae fans ve 512 | Payton a member of the Indian-| Yirsinia OIE. sae re nes arin anes 308 aE Ne "re i

apolis Olympians and sent Dan! Western Electric

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said he believes PayMargaret Maffe

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Gwinn Paint League

.. 885) Mike Marmion

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seven inch junior, weighs 245 pounds and handles himself with agility at end.

The Mishawaka athlete injured

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stitution.

He will probably enroll at

little thin man with the fat 12point scoring average with Ko-

going into the Army. After service overseas, he was discharged

Tr Barbra Mcaoron Bowl—Major

Butler. He has gone through Butler freshman orientation this week.

Bob wants to stay closer to home. He's a worthy contribu-

dgiomo’s great Wildcats year. Mitchell's deadly with the short one-hander around the foul ring. » ~ .

tion to any school.

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Louis Schmalfeldt,

one -of Coach Jewell Young's 0f Portland, Ore,

Southport stalwarts two years ago, is Butler property-to-be. He icame back from Korea, 6-5 and

last (In 1946 and enrolled at Tulane morris Clossin ceserens O53 University. He played basketball Irene worag J ee Mart cansansass 515 there four years. a a 3 Tie for Lead 1 In Eastern Open = HOUR who was BALTIMORE, Md.—Bob Duden DRY CLEANING a comparative & newcomer to golf's pro circuit, SERVICE

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KOKOMO'S brilliant Wildcats. have dispersed. Junior Phipps and Corky Williamson are I. U.{bound and Clyde Cox joined CIff | Wells at Tulane.

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