Tech Black Cats Upset Attucks 48 43 In Slow Tournament
Gerstmeyer Tech surprises Indianapolis Crispus Attucks 48 to 43 as Arley Andrews scores 19 and Harley Andrews 13. Tech improves to 3 0 while Attucks drops to 2 2, with free throws deciding the margin.
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Ed Duncan
Gerstmeyer Tech Black Cats
Indianapolis Crispus Attucks
Tech
Tigers
Indianapolis
Black Cats
Ray Crowe
Tiger
Attucks
Black Cat
Crowe
Arley Andrews
Hallie Bryant
Bailey Robertson
Capital City
Harley Andrews
Shedrick Mitchell
Bryant
Gerstmeyer
F.G.F.T. PF
A. Andrews
Harold Andrews
F-C
Kelley
Puller
Bolk
Eerses Pocoses
Smith, J .-Ceseereereseerers
PF. Bryant
Seeereres
Mason
Jones
Mitchell
Brideforth
Harp
O'Neal
Robertson
Crenshaw
Bulldogs soar to season win as Western Indiana play opens
Dugger Bulldogs defeated Clinton 68 to 54 to claim their first victory of the season in the Western Indiana Conference. Linton Blooming ton Washington Catholic Clay City Palestine Newton and Robinson teams also won in the Wabash Valley basketball action.
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Dugger
Bulldogs
Clinton
Indiana
Wildcats
Wabash Valley
Linton
Bloomington
Washington Catholic
Clay City
Palestine
Newton
Robinson
Boyd
G. Domeika
Williams
Miners
Hineman
Akre
Panthers
Sullivan
John Longfellow
Golden Arrows
Shelburn
Basketball Scores From Wabash Valley Showdowns
Wabash Valley games feature Gerstmeyer 48 Crispus Attucks 43 and others with high scores. Teams like Palestine 73 over Graysville 48, Robinson 71 over Oblong 50, and Evansville Central 63 over Bicknell 43 highlight a busy basketball slate across the region.
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Wabash Valley
Gerstmeyer
Crispus Attucks
Bloomington
Sullivan
Rosedale
Otter Creek
Linton
Spencer
Dugger
Clinton
Gosport
Staunton
Washington Catholic
Shelburn
Palestine
Graysville
Newton
Casey
Clay City
Ashboro
Riley
Pimento
Farmersburg
Prairie Creek
Robinson
Oblong
Montezuma
Russellville
Evansville Central
Bicknell
Vander Meer to Manage Burlington Three-I Team Next Year
Johnny Vander Meer and Zack Taylor take major roles in Three-I League signings. Vander Meer will manage Burlington replacing Len Schulte as manager, while Zack Taylor joins Waterloo as manager after 16 years with the St Louis Browns organization.
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Three-Eye
Johnny Vander Meer
Burlington Pilot
Zach Taylor
Browns
Waterloo
Zack Taylor
Loop
Burlington
Johnnie Vander Meer
Cincinnati
Lee A. Thomas
Burlington Baseball Association
van der
Meer
Len Schulte
St. Louis Browns
Cincinnati Eds
St.Louis Browns
Chicago White Sox
Taylor
Scranton
Wallace Primed for TV Showdown With Dunlap in Detroit
Wallace known as the Young Joe Louis meets fifth ranked Bob Dunlap in a 10 round nationally televised bout at Olympia Stadium Detroit. Wallace rides an 11 fight win streak before a knockout by Elkins Brothers and a later KO by Jimmy Bivins. Dunlap’s KO rich record includes losses to Rex Layne and Clarence Henry. CBS televizes the bout at 9 p.m. CST.
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Detroit
Dec
Coley Wallace
Joe Louis
Bob Dunlap
Olympia Stadium
Wallace
Elkins Brothers
Jimmy Bivins
Dunlap
Rex Layne
Clarence Henry
CBS
C.S.T
Leaders Hold Place In King And Queen Bowling Race
In Vigo Bowl last weekend the King and Queen mixed doubles sweepstakes shows Rosalinde Meyer and Nate Hayes still leading with 1,258 pins. Connie Kelley and Carl Schmidt sit second at 1,238 and Gertie Giffel with Dick Giffel are third at 1,232, one pin ahead of Dorothy Euratte and Jack Euratte. Easterday and Nate Hayes with Eva Callahan and John Caserotti moved into the top ten. Tommie Lou Tewell posted the high set of 618, while Ray Brown leads the male division with 597 toward the S and R Surplus Store awards.
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Vigo Bowl
Rosalinde Meyer
Bob Ash
Nate Hayes
Connie Kelley
Carl Schmidt
Gertie Giffel
Dick Giffel
Dorothy
Jack Euratte
Easterday
Eva Callahan
John Caserotti
Tommie Lou Tewell
Ray Brown
Rosadinde Meyer
Bonnie Kelley
Dorothy Euratte
Pearl Isbel
Herman Meyer
Joan Wilson
Chuck Whitesel
Esther Hayes
John Casserotti
Dorothy Jacks
Wayne Kirschner
Mary Snodgrass
Largy Kirts
Brazil Rotary Club Honors Red Devils at Banquet
Brazil Indiana December 3 Special The Brazil Rotary Club will honor Brazil High School Red Devils football squad and coaches at the annual Football Banquet on December 10 at the Brazil Elks Club at 6 30 P M Past Rotary President Lester A Wyndham will preside as master of ceremonies The program includes a talk by Garland Frazier Wabash College coach and movie clips of the 1952 Purdue Indiana Old Oaken Bucket game shown by Joe Dienhart All fans both Rotarians and non Rotarians are invited.
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Brazil
Ind
Red Devils
Rotary Club of
Lester A. Wyndham
Rotary
Brazil Boosters’ Club
Paris Tigers Favored In E I League Poll
Paris High leads Eastern Illinois League coaches poll as top team though they face only three league games against Casey Robinson and Charleston City. The title hinges on a complex point system at season end.
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Clay City
Eels
Clay County
Ashboro
Don Putoff
Palestine
Pioneers
Indiana
Graysville
Greyhounds
McNair
Newton High
Casey
Warriors
Newton
Stim
L. Williams
Robinson
Maroons
Oblong
Panthers
Phillippe
Paris
Ill
Tigers of
Paris High
Ernie Eveland
Cagers
Charleston City
Snavely Resigns as North Carolina Coach After Troubled Years
University of North Carolina announced the resignation of head football coach Carl Snavely effective January 1 after ten seasons. The 54 year old coach led teams to Sugar Bowls in 1946 and 1948 and to the Cotton Bowl in 1949. Snavely cited a string of three disastrous seasons and the Athletic Council said he would take another role in athletics or teaching. Speculation focused on Jim Tatum and George Barclay as potential successors.
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Chapel Hill
N. C
University of North Carolina Today
Carl Snavely
Jim Tatum
George Barclay
Snavely
University Athletic Council
Department of Athletics and Physical Education
Tar Heels
Royal Crown Bowlers Split With Linton In League Action
Royal Crown Cola and New Linton Hardware split their two matches at Ten Pins last Sunday. Royal Crown Cola won the first 2873 to 2737, while New Linton Hardware took the second 2871 to 2803. High series were Bruno 658 Taparo 619 and Truitt 617.
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Royal Crown Cola
New Linton Hardware
Bruno
Taparo
Truitt
Taylor
Lundstrom
Trinkle
Jensen
Fritz
Gwin
Royal Crown Cola—Taparo
Linton Hardware
tTrinkle
Malicoat
Garfield High Wins Valley Football Trophy at Dinner
Garfield High School captured its third Wabash Valley football title in 35 years at a Mothers Club dinner at Maple Avenue Methodist Church. Captain Bill Chezem received the TRIBUNE-STAR gold football from Bob Nesbit. he also earned the Charles Zimmerman Award as MVP.
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Garfield High School
Purple Eagles
Mothers’ Club
Maple Avenue Methodist Church
Bob Nesbit
The
Tribune
Tribune-Star
Bill Chezem
Eagles
Chezem
Charles Zimmerman
Richard Cross
Garfield “Gq
Donas Dischinger
Chicago
George Yeager
Willard Kehrt
Garfield
James Conover
Wayne Watson
Earl Pike
Orval Strong
Wabash Valley High School Association
Bill Kelley
Terre Haute
Don Hake
Bill Mansard
Bill Lunsdon
Ralph Thornton
Gene Wilson
Ray Norris
Trent Ranes
Don Scott
Dave Sennet
Buddy Spence
Jones
Wilson
Cherem
Thompson
Jesser
Scott
Indiana State Opens Season at Hanover in Campus Clash
Indiana State faces Hanover College tomorrow night at Hanover to start the season. The Sycamores and Panthers each bring nine returning lettermen with key players like Eddie Longfellow and Joe Rawlings out, while Indiana State relies on Eddie Atha Roger Adkins Sam Richardson and Basil Streddo to lead the lineup against Arlan King Ed Orrill Jim Crockum and Cliff Murray.
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Indiana State
Hanover College
Hanover
Sycamores
Eddie Longfellow
Panthers
Joe Rawlings
Hoosier
Ray Green
Arlan “Bud” King
University of Kentucky
Ed Orrill
Madison
Dick Atha
Roger Adkins
Indiana
Adkins
Sam Richardson
Cliff Murray
Basil Streddo
Jim Crockum
Murray
Sfreddo
Dressen Signs Contract To Manage Dodgers For 1935
Phoenix dispatch reports Chuck Dressen was rehired as Brooklyn Dodgers manager for 1935 with a salary between 35000 and 40000 dollars. Joe Black also signed. Dressen aims to acquire Warren Spahn by trading Gil Hodges and Carl Furillo if needed and plans to use Black as starter and reliever.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Chuck Dressen
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Yankees
Brooks
Dressen
Joe Black
Dodgers
Spahn
Boston Braves
Warren Spahn
Boston
Gil Hodges
Carl Furillo
Black
Pitcher Brittin Traded to Milwaukee Brewers
The Atlanta Crackers trade pitcher Jack Britton to the Milwaukee Brewers for first baseman Harold J. Pfeifer. Brittin owned a 14-6 record with Atlanta, Pfeifer hit .272 with 23 homers for Wichita Falls in the Big State League. The Crackers also acquire outfielder Joseph Andrews from Evansville and pitcher Gordon Roach from Eau Claire as part of the deal.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Atlanta Crackers
Southern Association
Jack Britton
Milwaukee Brewers
American Association
Harold J. Pfeifer
Brittin
Atlanta
Pfeifer
Wichita Falls
Tex
Crackers
Joseph Andrews
Evansville
Ind
Gordon Roach
Eau Claire
Wis
Andrews
Roach
New York Edges Philadelphia In Overtime 89 83
New York defeats Philadelphia 89 to 83 in overtime, while Indianapolis tops Rochester 85 to 76. The briefs note two college or city league style games with close finishes and key scoring runs.
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New York
Philadelphia
Indianapolis
Rochester
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