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THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR PAGE SS Attucks Scores 2d Victory Over S. Heart FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1, 1932. Trn-I'ln Talk Baseball Honors Heilmann, Waner Laveme Biers, Lynch Set Pace New York (API Two of the great all-time hitters of baseball the late Harry Heilmann of the Detroit Tigers and Pittsburgh'! Paul Waner- were named yesterday to baseball's Hall of Fame. Detroit in 1948. Entry deadline is midnight.

The ABC runs from March 22 through June 15 in the Mil- Iff Tigers Win 13th Tilt By 61-36 Crispus Attucks marked up its sixth straight high school basketball victory at Tech last night, 61-36 over Sacred Heart. It was the Flying Tigers' second victory of the year over the Spartans and gave them a record of 13 decisions and one loss for the season, best in te county. Earlier Attucks took the Spartans, 83-37. The score was close for three quarters, but Coach Ray Crowe used his reserves the entire second period and the first seven minutes of the third. With one minute to go in the third, Attucks held a 33-32 edge.

AT THIS POINT the first-stringers returned and carried the Tigers into a 37-32 lead by the end of the quarter. The Tigers outscored the Spartans, 24-4, in the final eight minutes. Attucks held leads of 12-6 and 28-20 at the first two quarter stops. Willie Gardner's 16 points topped both teams in scoring. Lcighman CovingKn added 15 to the Tiger total, while Jim Haag paced Sacred Heart with 13.

HellinHnn H'aner Heilmann had a lifetime major league batting average of .342. Waner, strictly a lefthanded right fielder, broke into organized baseball at the age of 20 in 1923 with San Francisco. Ha graduated to the Pirates in 1926, remaining there through 1940. lie spent hitches with Brooklyn and Boston in the National League and the New York Yankees in the American before hanging up his glove after th 1945 campaign. He got to bat one time as a pinch-hitter for the Yankees in 1945 and the records show he failed to hit in his last official appearance at the plate.

He had a lifetime batting average of .333. Olymps Face Minneapolis Here Tonight Standings Mewtern DivMtt Won lit Pit MmneanolU 19 Rtxheslei 37 IS 4 1 Indian apOMs 23 ii Fort Warne It .4 11 MHwauaee 10 JJ .333 I avtetar Inyfrtlen Won et p. Seraruse la 610 Boston 3 3 17 .87 8 New York 72 33 M0 IS 33 .443 n.ltlmoi 1 3 28 .100 lAst Nllhl'e Resell Minneapolis 8V Fort Warne 78. Syracuse 81. Milwaukee 79.

Teeilghl's iame Minneapolis at tNDIANAPOllS 6 JOl. Roetoit at Philadelphia. Minneapolis will be town tonight with Its front-running leakers to oppose the Indianapolis Olympians In a National Basketball Association game at the Fieldhouse, beginning at 8.30 o'clock. The Olymps arc anxious to start another string of consecutive home triumphs. They had one up to 14 in a rovv before Fort Wayne snipped it Wednesday night, 81 to 77.

Minneapolis, still feeding Its George Mikan, is out in front of the Western Division clubs with 29 victories, T5 defeats. That's a seven-game lead over the third-place Olymps. who have broken even in their 44 league games. Two Indianapolis players have been named by sports writers and broadcasters for the second annual All-Star game at Boston Feb. 11.

Leo Harnhorst and PhuI Walther will represent the Olymps for the Western five. Mikan and Vern Mikkelsen of the Lakers were unanimous choices for the West and so were Bob Davies and Bob W'anzer of Rochester. Frank Brian and Larry Foust of Fort Wayne, Jim Pollard of Minneapolis and Dike Eddleman of Milwaukee complete the lineup. Bob Cousy and F.d MacAuley of Boston, Paul ArUin and Andy Philip of Philadelphia and Dolph Schayes of Syracuse were unanimous Eastern picks. Fred Scolari of Baltimore, Joe Fulks of Philadelphia, Max Zas-lofslty and Dick MeGuire of New York and Red Rocho of Syracuse round out the Eastern club.

TWO FOR HALLIE Hallie Bryont sails under for a layup in the first quarter of Attucks High School basketball game with Sacred Heart last night. Also pictured are Willie Gardner (44) of Attucks and Harlan Petty of Sacred Heart. Attucks won the tilt at Tech, 61-36. (Star Photo by Frank Fisse) Neighborhood Fusses Occupy Prep Cagcrs waukre Arena. min i i torus fltn-Hnl, tl.

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6.17-BIII Powers, Star Laundry. esaJolin Branam. Centuty Cleaner fejft-ltos) Kuitmaul. Untie Air Products. Manley, Coy Uphuliterlng.

627-4 nris Meiland. Mallory and Vvrlland. t-Oirla Brebob. Madison Avenue Hank. A39-U'alt Eigerdlng.

Coy Upholtterliig. JO-Harvey Phillips, Coy Upholstering. 616-Howaid Noraetl, National Trailer Kales No. 3 615-Mike Brust, Central Union Truck Ti-niitul. 613-Bob timoot, Murray Wlldt.au.

6L3-Ralph Uver, jthnne 612-Jotm Lamb, Farm Puteau. Lehmaiui, Fountain Squaie Tavern. 610-lel Landers. Slitlne 609- lek Myer. Katin bureau.

008-Harry Tegeler. Guarantee Auto Stores. 607-Leroy Kent. Lewte Roberts Ink. 606-Chlrk Williams.

Alklm 0S-Prte Gallagher, Gwlnn Paint. 06-Irnte Hamsry. Stark and Weuel. 603-Tony Plrclone, Century Cleaners. 603-Jlm Rollings.

Bridgeport Rras. 603-BII1 Allen, rail Side Chevrolet 602-Joe Wllkerton, School Kmployes. 601-Joe Patterson. Big 4 Tavern. 01-AI Bottln, Rolles Printing.

oo-Brrt Garland, Garland a Cafe. 500- PrancIs Koch. Hatlleld Paint. 600-Joe Gthl. n-Blait Insulation.

S0V-V Cum, Indlant, Bell 594-Bob Foi. Building Trades fiwO-Reb VanCleave. Diamond irhaln. o.2-HIII McDonald. Ell Lilly.

880-Ray Blller, Riviera 57 9-Hau Power, American United Lite. S7 8-Charlra (iarve. St. Catherine. n7 3-wtll Grnseoloae, Foremen.

S71-Larue Moon L. S. Ayres. 57 1-Walter Oliver, lorber Tavern. 37 0-w.

Summers, 1BEW. 570-Lulher Tansy. Mallory. R70-Joe Plekett, Western Ilertrn ftHH-Ed Miller, Sandborn Ilerlrle. S48-J Wells.

P-D-G. 544-Larry rogle. Christian Churrh. 4l-Joe Keltr. lleiectie welding 8uppllet.

831-Ptul Moiler. Illinois Central. 889-Art Johnoon. Modlne Healer. 560-rrancli Hlnderlller, veierani' Administration.

S.IB-Pud Betsler. Schvromeyer florist. 509-CTiarlee Weigh. Stewart-Warner. SIS6-M.

D. Hltt. Shrine 551-Uroy Engle, Deselaiu. WOMEN'S ItAllllH 25-Lverne Biers, Ban-Dee Rtslautant. SSO-Mailne Parker, ed Clint Realtora.

560-May Keating, C. J. Carlson. 58-Betly Jordan. Hickman Whirlaway.

68-Dottle Berkopes, Hkkman Whirlaway. SS3-Lorett Mitchell. Hilkrest. S48-Norm Curry, Bowes Seal Past. 847-Vlola Blackwell.

Kieler floral. 54 2-Thelma Roberts, Wett Side Matinee. 638-Lois Glass, Ban-Dee Restaurant, 536-Bea Kkers, 8tokely-Van Camp. 5.16-Msrta Roberta. Marott Shoes.

531-Flo Bellls. Kay Bank Club. 830-Helen Nlehaua. R. Mallory.

337-Ethel Maher, Marott Shoes. 826-Jo Berkopes, Hickman Whirlaway. 328-Juanlta Dale. Clirlslian Church, 823-Kay Everett, HUlcreat. 533-Tommle Jenke.

Madlswi Avenue Flowei Shop. 523-Ann CAill, Hickman Whirlaway. 523-Barbart Davis. Hltlcrcst. 520-Esther Roberts, Chapman Sliver Fountain.

S19-Sally Coleman. Marott Shoes. 6 -Helen Woll, Mllano Inn. 814-LUa I.lllrell, Hickman Whirlaway. 514-Dot Bennett, Deielan Insurance.

511-Uona Velter. P. Mallory. 511-Lucllle Klstner, Klrby Mortuary. Sll-Margaret Powell.

Chrlatlan Church. 610- Ida Bottema. Newcomer Lumber, 509-Dorothy Jones. Hillrreat. 508-Jenny Wood.

Stokely-Van Camp. 505- Bertha Gorki. Schuster Coal. 507- Alberta WUchmcyer, West Side Matinee. SOT-Ruth Hlnton, Bolls Fumsre.

508- T1I1I Jardina. Rodtxker Horneti, 506- Haikell Bryant. Kieler Floral. 509- Teil Gibbons, Singers Service. 504-Marlan Smith.

Baiter Grill. 804-Lucy Long, Koch News. 503-Dom Susemlchel, Indiana Cear. 502-Rosemary Chldester, Bolls rumace. 502-Margtret Purer, Indlant Gear.

303-Mary Miner, Chapman a silver Fountain. 501- Dorothy Rubbert, 1R Ind Trucking. 501-Allee Goodman, Johnson Coal. 501-Chartotte White. Gray Brick Const.

801-Vlrglnli Tharp. Hlllrrest. SOO-Geneva Shoemaker. Elstrod Moton. 494-CHIve Conwell.

Highland. 4 69-Marorle Adklna. Allisons. 464-Helen Boswell. Riviera.

4 7 6-Frances Veashear. Western Electric. 464-Jessle Prultt, Shrine. 460-Ethel Kull. Hlner Refrigerator.

455-Helen Weti. Veterans' Administration. 448-Jotn Mercer, Farm Bureau. 448-Helen Beninser, Sacred Heart. 444-Bronls Arnold.

American United life. tioolt Yoifr leif LEVINSON 7.50 'U it. HARRY LEVINSON 37 N. Pnn. Illinois ant) Market Basketball Notes Scores laat nlghl In Ihe Sportsman a Store loop at Sacred Heart: krnnlngton Post 33.

Kirshbeum 41: Kail side Chevro. let 57. Erulew'tod Hardware 30; Levlnson Hals 78, Chevrolet Body bO. Englewood Oirtatlan won the Intermediate YMCA League, which wound up pljy at the Brookslde El'B gym. Don Grlder of Central Avunue Mettkstdlst was the league most valuable player.

Mix Elliott of Brookslde El'B winning the sportsmanship award. Usi nighri results- Central Ae-nue Meihdlt 4 2. Olterbrln El'B 34; Brook sloe gUB S3. BHeIiIwoik) Methodist 21: Englewood mrlslUn 36, East Tenth Methodist 26. Bush-Callahan League resulti at Dearborn gvm S.

Tires 64. J. D. Adams 37; Phil-Gas 37, Columbia Construction 37; Naval ordnant-e 3V 3Mh anil keysl -ne 35. Tonight schedule; 7, KOr li News vs.

RCA; 8. Eagles vs. P. K. Mallory Lilly Tre Cream va.

Ktngan AA, mHnth-3 thehch thelieh thhhh NIHEDI IE TO.MGHT Cathedral at Howe. Culver Military at Park. Routhport at Shelbyvltle. Plalnfleld ChLrlton at Deaf School, Manual at Beech Grove, Shortrtdge at Lebanon. Warren Central at Greenfield.

Marlon at Tech. Peoatur Central at Ben Davis. Franklin Township at Center Grove. Speedway at Pike Township, MTt'ROA Broad Ripple at Tech. Terre Haute Garfield at Howe.

Speedway at Washington. Plainlleld Charlton at Park. Brownstown at Lawrence port should indicate that Howe still is dangerous. Ben Davis was the last county team to lose. The Giants won 11 straight, then dropped two in a row.

Their record now is 12-2. Decatur Central (8-4) lost an earlier game to the Giants with two starters out. One was High-Scoring Hal Holdcrfield. He'll be present this time. Speedway, without a victory since winning the county tourney, will try to snap at two-game losing string at Pike Township this evening.

And Park will attempt to avenge its lone defeat ofcithe season against visiting Culver Military, without defeat in 11 trips. IN OTHER games tonight, Plainfield Charlton visits Deaf School; Manual will be at Beech Grove; Shortridge drops in on Lebanon; Greenfield has invited Warren Central; Tech will have Marion in for a North Central Conference go-around, and Franklin Township tries Center Grove's floor. Broad Ripple will play and Tech and Speedway goes to Washington in two pretty fair offerings tomorrow night. The rest of tomorrow's card reads this way: Lawrence Central has invited Brownstown; Howe plays host to Terre Haute Garfield and Plainfield Charlton drops in on Park. Wilt, Gehrmann Run At Milwaukee Tonight Milwaukee (API Don Gehrmann will meet Fred Wilt tonight for the fourth time this yrar in the Milwaukee Journal indoor games.

The mile clash Gehrmann has won the previous three this season and 14 of 18 over threa years will feature the Journal games in the $5,000,000 downtown Sports Palace here. Second billing in the meet goes to the pole vault duel between Don Laz, recovering from a knee injury, and the Rev. Robert By BOB COLLINS Marion County's basketball kids have hit the last leg of the three-month tuning up period for the Indianapolis sectionals and this week-end's program shows it. They'll be testing each other in some interesting neighborhood fusses on a card that calls for 15 games, 10 tonight, five tomorrow. Best games tonight send Cathedra! to Howp and Decatur Central to Ben Davis.

THE IRISH cany one of the best records in town, 9-3. They had a five-game winning streak pulled from under them at Tech last week and, naturally, are anxious to start wheeling again. The youthful Hornets (10-4) blossomed early, then, ran into an endless, string of injuries which have slowed them down somewhat lately. However, last week's 59-57 victory over South- 3Iiutuv State Five Drubs Evansville i Evansville, Ind. (API Murray State of Kentucky, paced by Bennie Purcell's 30 points, won I its 14th game of the basketball spason last night by drubbing Evansville.

93-68. i Purcell was deadly with jump- i ing one-handed shots from outside the foul circle. Four other Murray men scored in double figures. Evansville's offense received a blow after three minutes when high-scoring Bob Northerner became ill and had to leave the game. He had hit the only shot he took.

Keith, Combes led the Aces with 13 points. Murray (9SI Eranivllla (68) TC. FT PKI KG FT PF Bcshear.t Mlkfi.r, Jeltrey.l DeWeese.r Lampley.g Purcell. Baileys MtMslnc.g 9 2 4 1 5 4 3 Bawel.l 1 4 I 3 5 1 0 5 1 3 0 2 0 4 1 2 1 4 4 1 2 0 0 0 4 2 5 1 Connolly. in 10 siNajn.c 2 1 lBlvin.c 10 Combes.g Wilm.g Sohwitz.g I Wessel.g 35 23 28' Totals 0 13 26 16 39 Totals -Scoring By Qtiarters- Murrar State 20 25 23 25-93 Evansville 16 11 16 25-88 Free Throws Mlssed-Mlkei, DfWeese 2.

I.ampley 2. Purcell. Bawel 2, Nash 2. Combes 6, Blvln 2. WMkinaon, Lechner.

Schwlti, Connolly. Crumbakcr. Shortridge Frosli Win Shortridge's freshman basket ball team raised its season record to 9-1 yesterday with a 43-22 home victory over Southport's Rhinies. Chosen by a vote of baseball writers, they became the 61st and to tie enshrined at Conperstown, N.Y. Heilmann, four-time hatting champion of the American League in the Roaring Twenties, died last July 9 at the age Of fifi.

He had spent the last 15 years broadcasting Detroit games. Waner "Big Poison" of the famous Pirates' brother team that awed enemy pitchers through two decades is now 50 years old and a resident of iai -1 asola, Fla. PA I TIIK 'Hts older than brother I.lod, led National l.eague hitters thro etimes, hitting .380 in ,362 in 19.14, and .373 in 19315. fame, however, is that during his big league career he poled out 3,152 hits the only oilier National Leaguer besides 1 tonus Wagner to reach the 3,000 goal in what is regarded as modern times. The last players to be named to the Hall of Fame were Mel Ott, former New York Giants outfielder and manager, and Jimmy slugging first baseman of the Philadelphia Athletics, elected a year ago.

A total of 234 votes was cast by the nation's baseball writers with 75 per centor 17(5 votes-needed for election. Heilmann polled 203. Waner received 195. HEILMANN, A strapping six-foot right fielder in his day, died thinking he had been elected to the Hall of Fame although the honor did not come until six months later. While he lay dying of lung cancer, the former Detroit slugger was visited by Ty Cobb and told that a special old-timers' committee had voted him the honor.

This proved premature since only the baseball writers were privileged to make the selection of players active in the last 25 years. A native of San Francisco, Heilmann starred for the Tigers from 1914 to 1929 and became acknowledged as one of the five greatest righthanded hitters ol all time. He won the American League batting championship in 1921, 1923, 1925 and 1927. lie blazed to his best year in 1923 when be had a .403 average. His other winning years, In order, showed averages of .394, .393 and .398.

HORN Al'O. S. IH04, Ihe West Coast star broke into baseball with Portland of the Pacific Coast League In 1913, hatting only .225. He went to Detroit the following year, went back to San Francisco for a brief period and joined Detroit for good in 1916. 2.

Which is mellower? NEUTRAL SPIRITS. CALVERT DISTILLERS 10 ill By BOB WILLIAMS Herb Lynch and Lavcrne Biers had last night's league bowling honor roll to themselves, Herb with a 693 series at the Iaria alleys and Laverne with 625 at the Went Side. exploded lor six strikes in a row in his 262 getaway rolling with the A. and R. Grille team in the laria Recreation circuit.

He finished with 211 and 220 for the 693. Mrs. Bier, former oUt stln(les chump, hurt a nunlt'st 188 start but broke out with 332 and 205 for her 623 In the Howes Seal l-'ait Classic for the Ban-Dee Restaurant outfit. It was the first 600 series this season for Laverne who serves as secretary of the Bowes circuit and it paced Ban-Dee to a team total. The Hirkman Whirlaway city champs, Bowes league leaders, learned for All five Whirlics eclipsed the 500-mark.

Dick Kromer's 664 sifbbed Wednesday for Graindealers Insurance came in the Indianapolis Classic at Pritchett's, not at the Talbot alleys. Entries close tonight for the eighth West Side individual classic which opens a two-weekend schedule tomorrow. First place pays $500 In the tourney which annually offers a purse in the $2,900 neighborhood. I'NOFHC'IAI, rejiorts on the 12th annual Infantile Paralysis Sweepstakes indicate that two teams from the Delaware alleys and one from Fox-Hunt led last week's handicap in competition for three trophies offered by The Star. League bowlers donated 20 cents, $1 a team, to become eligible to shoot for the trophies.

Regular league scores plus a '75 percent handicap figured in the week-long Sweepstakes. Kollrs rrinting in the Trint-craft circuit on Thursday night teamed for 2,983 a ad netted 3,404 on 441 free ticks in the five-man event. Al Bottln who carries a 175 average led Rollet with 674. Rolles' 3,404 came at the Delaware layout and so did the mixed team count by the Cream Crest outfit in the Roberts Milk league on Wednesday. A.

C. Scott, Cream Crest team captain who averages 158, set the pace with 541. In the Women's Classic rolling at Fox-Hunt on Wednesday night, Tom Joyce Seven-Up exploded for Lois Glass subbed 629 and Seven-Up hammered out a 1,019 season record second game. ROLLKS PMMHNO CO. A.

Krlnei 20154 323- 8K4 V. Perklru 16S 188 187- S41 A Krebt 913 200 202- 614 A Bottln 218 194 344- 674 0. Kreba 131 187 172- 5iso 1.011623 1.827-3,963 BOBEaTS CREAM CREKT L. Troe 1S4 183 198- 493 K. Robush 108 109 107- 312 M.

McCraj 138 131 183- 412 A. Scott 160 190 HI- 541 1. McCray 187 166 169- 518 748 769 TOM JOTCE SEVEM-Ur Class 171 267 181- 629 B. Reed 173 186 196- J5 TuttM 130 303 120- 481 A Cloasln 201 1 84 177- 562 Blieil 160 180 188- 528 64 1,018 TEAM ENTRY for Milwaukee's 49th American Bowling Congress tournamant opening in March has passed the 7,000 mark. Charlie Treuter, tournament director, aid the figure assured the three-month meet of being the second largest in history and that there still was a chance of beating the 7,348 record set at Race Results rAIBtiROt NDS 1-Cracloiis Heart (Kernel, JIM0, Hfl, a 40; Victorian (Duhoni, 3.80, 2.

SO; Lady AlQueit iBiird), 210 i-Junior WnK (Crandsarti. $27 60, 11 30, 8 0: Stroll I Craig 4 10, 3. SO; Tabbe (Anderson. 3.40. Dallr Deiikle, MS.20 a-Cotintrj Editor (Walaeri, 10.20, 5 20.

2 SO; Comeallre ICrat, 7. SO, 4.40; Mlstr Slant (Keenel. 3 0. 4- Roral Flavor (Crall. llf0, SO, 4.

SO; Nlrmoro Cue (Owenl, 7.80, 5.00; Red April (Herdlnbrookl, 8.80. 5- Lcgl (Zehrl. S10.40, 5.80, 4.00; Trick Flier (Cooki. 4.S0, 3.20; Old Bur-lap (Coir man 4 20 -ranc7 Step (Cookl, $1140, 3. SO, 4 SO: First Heir (Keene), 3.80, 3.40; Ler sloven (Cralf i 4 SO.

7-The Clnk (Owen. $9 20, 4 80, 3.20; Dejrllht Time (Cntlmenl, 8 80. 4.S0; Loutee 3.20. S-BK Boo Shoo (Poparai, $8.80. 4.

SO. 3 40: Snorkel iCoffmani, 8.80, 4.00; Shot-rel (Keenei, 3 20 9-MlrhtT Mousse (Mafale), 7 0, 4.40; Landmark Gal lOwrnl, S.80, 8.80; Enthused (Calderontl, 5.40. HIAM AH 1- Count Twenty (WMmani, $17.30, 10.90. Kort Salonia (Boulemetli I 5.50. 2 80; Ajltate (Dodsonl, 3 20.

2- Thru Wav iHeckmanni, $100, 11 10, 5 00; Ventuer (Breekone). 7.90, 4.00; Silver Lamee IHettlnierl, 3.90. Dalle DoiMe, $280.00 3- Sleie (Burn. $17.90, 7.20. 6 40: Standee (Scurlockl, 6.00, 4-70; Leasuer iMcCrearyl, 30.

4- Bedatrlf (Mfhrtasiai, 13.00, S.10: I.urlnj iwoodhousei, 3.80, 3.50; Brooktown (Scurlockl. 3.10, 5- Rampalllon (Widmani, $4 50, 3 10, 1 50; Easter Morn ICulmonal, 7.80, 4.20: Betsy Marie (McCrearyi. 3 20. 6- Bearrch IWalll. $44 30 18 20, SAO: Timely Reward i stout 3.8(1, 3.10; RiU-plan (Boulmetlei, 5 10.

7- Salartla (Errtroi. $7.30. 3 80, 2 SO; Bleu arature iBoulmctlll, 3.80, Ash Tray (Brrokonsi. 4.70, S-Pretty Watch (Nashl, 50, 7. SO, 4 20; Thlercclln (Stout 2.80, 2.40, Rocky Sir Wagner 3 60.

0- Roadrunner (Brerkonsl. $10.00, 6 90, 3.90: Dare Hope iDIMaurol, 11.30. S.50; Suiter Wilder 5.10. SANTA ANITA 1- Lverett (Arcarol. $5 70.

3 10. 2.80; tnvlrorator (Zufelti. 2.00, 2.40; Suiar-foot (Atklnsoni. 3.80. 2- Hoppln Marl (Ilea l.

$56 20, 25.30. 13.90; Vonnlc Leon York), 16.40, 8. SO; EKIe W. (Atklnsoni, 8.30. 3- Ple Prince (York).

14.40. 3 10, 2.70; Nilmellor (Uuwelli, J3.30, 6.20; O. 1. Mall (Marrh i 30. 4- uls Row (Nevesl $7.20.

4 40, 3. BO: Kathanova (Marahl. 8.60, 4.80; Fleet Lark (Morrnol 3.50. 5- Larkl Fly IBrookai. $23.70.

5.50; Kprlne Khal (Nlcholil. 3.50, 2.80; Hemet Warrior I Arcarol. 4 00. 6- panlsh Oram (Arcarol, $31 70. 13 00, 5 10: Witch Wonky (Moreno), 8.80.

3.00: La Franra (Atklnsoni, 2.40. 7- Rrlch I Bull (Arcarol, $5 30, 3 00. 2.80; Guillotine (Atklnsoni. 3.20, 3.00; MohummMan iCnveilli, 4,00. 8- Honor System t.wi-n 8 10, 4.40.

LOO: Mill Crest lYorkJ. 8,80, 7.40; orois (Volike), 18,80. What's your best whiskey buy which is v. The defeat was Sacred Heart's fourth in 14 trips. Altucka (61) Sa-re4 Hears (3l FG FT PF 4 3 0 Haar.

FG FT PF 8 1 3 Ttrvant, Crenshe. Hlrkmtn, I.ee. Kinj, Gardner, Hrp. Posley, Robertson, ff Parrlsh. Burtee, Totals Sullivan, 0 Petty, 0 tynette.

1 1 LaFeve, 3 RUey. 0 Prestel, 1 1 Lepper.g 2 23 15 221 Totals -Scoring By Quarters Attucks 12 16 24-61 4-36 Eacrcd Heart 14 College Basketball STATE COLLEGES Anderson 84, Wllberforce 57. Hurray State 93, Etanivllle 68. BIG TEN tt. Louis 62.

Ohio Stile 38. OTHERS Alderson-Froaddus 74, West Liberty (W. Va i 68. Arkansas S3. Pittsburg iK! I 37 Austin Peay 55, Uninn iTenn.t M.

Carnegie lech 72 Mount Union 50. Carson-Newman 66. Tusculum 58. Centrsl 64. Kansas Wesleyan 52.

East Carolina 61. Hlfh Point 64. Sast Central Oklahoma 87, Oklahoma Baptist 52. Fslrleigh Dickinson 68, Panzer 1. Gannon 5.

Kredonla 41. Ge'ircetown 75. Csnlstui 67, Hrldeiberg 75. Ohio Northern 59. King (Va.l 48.

Marytlle (Tenn.l 4T. Lenoir Rhyne 80. Guilford. 65. Lewis 91.

Fourniere 4 8. t'nrUn Memorial (Tenn.l 92, Imory end Henry .5. T.ovoia iBiltlmorei 86. Cathollr 44. Marshall 5ST, Tennessee Tech 56.

Misslrilooi slate 107. Birmingham-Southern 72. Montana 7 1. New Mexico 64. Newberry 70.

Charleston 51. Penn sta'e 77. American 52. Salem iw.Va. i 77.

Fairmont 78 (overtime Siih Carolina 62. rieorgla 61. Texas Lutheran 70 St. Mary's (Texas! 56. Vnrlerhllt 0, Davlif Lipscomb 69.

V'U'nnva 66 Scranton 53. Washington Md i 85, Klnes (Pel 1 46. West Virginia Tech 58. Beckley (WVa.i 66. West Virginia Wesleyan 67, olenvllle 68.

v-rolnster 'Fa 76, Geneva 70 Wichita 57. Southwestern iKasl. 27. Wyoming 58. Colorado A.AM.

45. High School Basketball CUT SCHOOLS Crispus Attacks 61, Sacred Heart 36. OTHER RESULTS BurnettsvlUe 64. Wolcott 34, Clark Township iJohnsonl 70, White-land 53 Evansville Bosse 72. Owensboro (Ky.

i 53. Evansvllle Mater Del 49, Niagara lKy.1 32. Gr F-llson 60. Wheeler 37. South Bend Adams 4 8.

South Bend Washington 45. Ohio Cincv Trams Swim Against IAC The Indianapolis Athletic Club senior girls swim at Cincinnati tonight against a unbeaten Coca-Cola girls club. IAC has a three-won one-lost record. Tomorrow the IAC men's team entertains Ohio University at 2 p.m. Ohio leads the Mid-American Conference with four straight victories.

Both IAC and Ohio hold victories over Cincinnati. Table Tennis Results In Industrial League at Table Tennis Center: Indiana Roof 5. Home Outfitting 4: Link-Belt 6. Table Tennli Center Irulcr. 7, Pltlman-Moore No.

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