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American Slock Exchange Dave Boxell; (back) Coach Blackwell, Rex Slark, Melvin Caplin, John Hawk and Phil handed Broad Ripple's and defending state champs loss in dual competition. (Star William A. Oates) A TOP CONTENDER -Ono of the top contenders in tomorrow's Sectional high school wrestling meet ot Broad Ripple is Paul Dill's Shortridge team, undefeated in dual competition this year. Shortridge wrestlers Jleft lo right, fronl)i Dennis Craig, Dave Arnett, Julius Gar rett, Miks Seigel, Steve Caplin, Dave Cli Cli .1 4 ,4 Cm CKg hmn.tH.o 17 .3 -iluwiHf J. 4- .7 iv.l'liu 4- .6 SlINmSifc I 5 A SI A 10 I 114.1 4 40 V6 3 It 1 1- I If 4.3 4 4 i 1 I 4 I) 4,1 1 1' 1 ll Jf II 4-41 i-l SUHuliVvA VlliavlllalrCp i iia.nd Si I 1.

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iay at Jiontvil.a. one by a narrow 61 -58 margin. Attucks threatens to be extremely hard to convince a third time bidding for its seventh straight Sectional championship. Connersville was the only one to whip Attucks in fi2 games the two years Attucks won the state championship. Tech will be shooting for its 11th win in 17 games tonight in a North Central Conference clash at Richmond (fi-10) and tomorrow the Green-clads entertain Broad Ripple (9-5).

Howe (2-12) invades Ca-thedral (5-10) tonight and has a home date tomorrow with neighboring Scccina 1 0-6). Leading scorer Jack Keller, nursing a broken left wrist, won't return to Broad Ripple lineup until next week's Shortridge encounter. Three other gmes are on tap for city schools on the 20-game schedule. WOOD (4-11) opposes Plain-field, one of the top teams in the Mid-State Conference, on the Manual floor tonight. Tomorrow Sacred Heart (4-10) travels to Center Grove and Deaf School (5-8) plays an afternoon game with White's Institute at Wabash.

Jim Blake broke the four-year Deaf School record in Tuesday's 64-54 win over Plainfield Charlton. He now has 1,236 points with at least six more games to play, including the tourney. llcadliners for Marlon County teams tonight include Southport's South Central Conference struggle at Columbus (6-11), with the County champs now 13-5; Speedway (6-8) at Ben Davis (11-5); Mooresville at Decatur Central (5-R) for a Mid-State loop tilt; and Franklin Township (213) at Lawrence Central (8-7) in a Capital District Conference contest. Beech Grove is 4-1 to 21 leader over Lawrence in the Capital District standing. NORTH CENTRAL (6-9) invades Lebanon; Pike Township (5-9) goes to Westfield and Beech Grove (S fi) entertains Danville to round out tonight's 12-game program.

Beech Grove visits Greenwood and Speedway has a road game with Zionsville tomorrow. Hakrtlall Notes VMrA I ft T''0 SwPF 1 99 -Vivri 43 i Co Go cc i C'n w'n junior Co' cf S1. -t i 'v AMCC Ho-ftien 'j' 0 $-ri 4) ln'ru't Pin''t' ftK 'v oh'i fhr, s'-rrn T' i it i ft, Vi'l'K 'irf '4 ft -vi If c' r. VI 'iVn Cr.n vi W-v' rirl. in gvi.

'h It i Horkrv Scores NATIONAL UAOUI CKifn )r iun 1. 4 Dlrit 0. FACTORY FRESH 'i Zipp's Speedway, already has run 145 miles an hour at Daytona, practically matching the qualifying record for the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Banks announced that liar-Ian I'cnglur. chief steward of the Indianapolis race, will serve in a similar capacity at both the 100-mile races which will be conducted April 4.

The first of them will be a regular I'SAC national championship event starting at 2 p.m. with $21,000 in prize money at stake. The second will be a Formula Libre (open to any engine sic) event, which will start an hour after the termination of the first event. Turse will be $14,000. With Speedway cars expected to average about 165 for the 100-mile distance, the first race should be over in less than 40 minutes.

William I. Smyth of Dallas'. was named by Banks as chief steward of the USAC sports car race Sunday, April 5. which will be run over the 1.000-k ilom et cr (fiGG-mile) route for a $15,000 purse, plus trophies for amateur drivers. A maximum of 24 cars will start the championship, 30 the Formula Libre race and 60 the sports car event.

Thomas W. Binfnrd, president of USAC, who accompanied Banks to inspect the Wasliinulon Is Defeated Dv DePauw Greencastle. Ind. (Spl) DcPauw broke a 10-game losing streak last night with a 59-54 basketball victory over Washington of St. Louis.

It was only the third triumph of the season for the Tigers against 1 1 losses. Bob Schaulat scored 21 points for Washington and Art Obrock 20 before he fouled out with 3:30 remaining. But, DePauw got better balanced scoring. Dwight Tall-man led the Tigers with 17. Carl Mcditch had 14 and Larry Skelton 10.

DEPAUW BUILT a 10 point lead at 24-14 but Washington caught up at halftime, 20-20. Washington led by six at 47-41 with 12 04 left. DePauw caught up at 4S-aIl on D.irrell Crosby's basket and went ahead to stay on a free throw by the same player. Washington, which lost Coach Blair Gullion by death less than a week ago, was coached by his son, Bill Gullion and Vincc Vento, both former assistants. The St.

Louis team now is 7-10. Dt'au ISI ft rr Waihinaiim 1541 Hamilton, Dill, Floyd Jeter, Dick Dill. Shortridge city champs their only Photo b'y Shortridyo had a 4." 43 close at the hands of the rangy Redskins in the semifinal round of last month's city public schools tourney won by tho Blue Devils. SIIORTRIIX.F. arrives with fancy 14-1 record, loser only to Kokomo find impressive II point winner last work over 1'ort Wayne South's defend-ing state champs.

Three of the four Manual losses in 15 panics this year came by a combined total of only seven points against Attucks and Terre Haute Cierstmcycr. Tech accounted for the other Manual setback. A third Shortridge-Manual tilt might easily develop in the Indianapolis Regional, if comes out of the Puller J-ieldhouse Sectional true to the form sheet and Manual makes it through the first Southport Sectional. Manual tunes up for Shortridge opposite Warren Central (0-8) much improved Marion County tourney finalist, on the Warren floor tonight. Warren won nine of its last 12, following a poor start.

CRISES ATTUCKS, big-pest Sectional threat to Shortridge, visits improving Washington (S-5) tonight and travels to Connersville (8-6) tomorrow with an impressive 12-3 record. Only Attucks losses in the last 11 outings came at the hands of Shortridge, the last Wllti: To Carrv Short vUl Tilt Tomorrow's city high school basketball head liner between Short-ridge's public school chomps and Manual will be broodcoit by The Indianapolis Star and Radio Station WIRE. Game lime ot Manuol will be 8 p.m. CARRY-HOME CANS crr- miuii nrwiNO co. AlllWAUIII, WIS.

MARION COUNTY BEVERAGE DISTRIBUTORS, INC. label I. Palaa, aai Thai Ml 7 7511 411 I Mo.k.1 TT Wsf wi THW fr lS viiJ mI 5 lilt l.t.fcC tJ2 EASY to 5 COOL Of C7) W.i'ihingion (Al')- The government yesterday iimisnl one of Wall Street's largest, brokerage houses, Reynolds tk of fraud and deceit in tho sale of securities and forgery of customers' signatures on letters. Reynolds, which operates offic es from coast-to-e a also was charged with mismanaging customers' accounts and other violations of tho securities laws, The Securities and Exchange) Commission, which made the charges, said a public hearing will begin Tuesday at its San Francisco office, the purpose of the proceedings is to decida whether Reynolds' broker-dealer registration should bo revoked and whether the firm should he suspended from membership in the National Association, of Securities Dealers, inc. In announcing hearing plans, said the case has been under Investigation for about two years.

In New York Robert Gardiner, Reynolds managing partner, issued this statement in reply to the charges: "The matters referred to by the MIC occurred some years ago in several of our out-of-town offices. None of the em-plyes named are now workim; fr Reynolds Co. Reynolds Co. has extended the fullest co operation to the commission in this matter." The commission charged that Reynolds violated the law through activities at six of its offices. These were in Chi- c' an( MnnCilPh and San Francisco, Rerkeley, Oakland and Carmel, Calif.

The SLC action also was directed at a Spokane, Wash, brokerage firm, Cleek-Tindclt Inc. Reynolds and Cleek-Tindell were accused of making false) and misleading representations to get customers to buy tha stocks of six companies between December, 1953 and June. 1955. Tho SIX said the firms engaged in practices "which operated as a fraud and deceit." The companies whose stock was sold were Caledonia Silver Lead Mining Coeur D'Alenc Silver C'nant Nancy Lee New Fra Mines Signal Mining Co. and Silver Bowl Inc.

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BANKS MADE his prediction at a press conference in the Indianapolis Athletic Club, called to outline the three-race series set by USAC for Day. tona Beach Saturday and Sunday. April 4 and 5. The predictions broached the possibility that the world's closed-course record of 1S2-plus set by Sam Hanks at the Chelsea (Mich.) Chrysler Proving Grounds might be eclipsed at Daytona. A modified stock car, something like you might ice at Duller Leads ICC: Si.

Joe Spanks Aees Rensselaer. Ind. (SpU Idle Butler took over the Hoosier College Conference basketball lead last night as St. Joseph's Pumas spilled erstwhile leader Fvansville, 100-91, in a red-hot battle. Evansville, now fi-2 in the league and 11-5 over-all, is second behind Butler's 51 ICC mark.

St. Joseph's (5-2) is third and has a 10-5 season trcord. The Pumas, who won it at the free throw line, took the lead for keeps at 84-83 with 4:50 to play on a basket by Bobby Wiiliams. Evansville had led 81-74 two and a half minutes earlier. St.

Joseph's, outshot 35 to 32 from the field, hit 36 of 46 foul shots to 21 of 39 by the Aces. Dan Rogovich hit 25 and Williams got 21 for the Pumas. Larry Irwin with 18 and Harold Cox with 13 led the Aces. St. Jo.

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night, taking on the Toledo Mereurys in the Sports Arena. Max Silverman's skaters can hardly afford to lose to the fifth-place Mereurys since Toledo has designs on fourth-place and a possible playoff berth. The Chiefs front Doug Baldwin's club by nine points. Indianapolis hasn't beaten the Mereurys since Jan. 7 when a 7-1 decision was posted In the Hoosier city.

Indianapolis, only four points out of third, visits Troy's Bruins tomorrow and moves over to Louisville day afternoon. Florida facility, said inspection indicated that much thought had been given to safety precautions on the new track, which has banks of 31 degrees on the turns and has guard rails of durable steel built perpendicular to the track. GEORGE M. OBER, vice-president of USAC and head of the safety committee, has been invited to attend the race with a view to lending added safety to other tracks. Although Daytona Beach is the "dream track" of NASCAR President Bill France, the week end of racing doesn't necessarily signal a honeymoon between USAC and NASCAR.

Banks and BinforJ made it clear they were dealing with France in his role as president of the Daytona Beach track, not as NASCAR chief. They also held out against France's wish to run exhibitions with the Speedway cars on the days of bg NASCAR races in February. Instead, they agreed to hol.I qualifications March 2H and 2') and April 2 for the champion ship and Formula Libre races and April 1 and 3 for th? sports car race as a means of stimulating attendance. J. C.

JR. Slcvensons Nol Certified Bv Seymour Although a Jackson County fudge says they're eligible, Billy Joe and Frank Stevenson were not included on the list of players certified bv Seymour School fur the state high school basketball tourney. The Seymour entry list submitted yesterday to the IIISAA confirmed earlier statements by principal Joseph N. Cull and Coach Bub Loch-mueller that it's too late in the season to fit the Stevenson brothers into the team. THE TALL brothers had been ruled permanently ineligible by the Indiana High School Athletic Assn.

board of control Oct. 4 on grounds that undue influence was used to get their family to move from Jopp.i, HI. Circuit Judge John M. Lewis knocked out that ban last wei'k. ISHAA Commissioner L.

V. Phillips has asked that the hearing on a permanent injunction be moved outside Jackson County. But lawyers for the parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stevenson, opposed that motion, saying they had no! been notified properly.

Judge Lewis said he'll give Phillips time for a countermove, since the case could have far-reaching effects on the IlLSAA's rule making authority. The Seymour tournament entry arrived at the IIISAA office six days ahead of the filing deadline, which comes at 4 m. CST next Wednesday. Sectional tournaments start Feb. 25.

Campbell Second In IMiocnix Open Phoenix, Ariz. (AP) Joe Campbell of Knnxvillc, formerly of Anderson, was one stroke off the pare with a 31-3361 after yesterday's opening round of tho Phoenix Open Ciolf tourney. The leader was Jerry Magee of Toronto, Canada, with a 30 33 K3. Jimmy Scott of Lebanon, shot a 3fl-3H 72 while Charley Harter of Indianapolis fired a 43-31-77. I I.Caat 3 i.lvM.llar 5- 4 1 Sa I 4- mia 10 1a 1 Simmeald 37 al 7 5- anp.ant IS a 1 Wnpaiaalok WO' Mild WoMoi.T 3 3a 71 4a 1 4 31 I WnlibsmPaai 7 7- 17S -5 WbbiKnpp 1 4 49 1.

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F. Adams announced. The dividend is payable March 4. to stockholders of record Feb. 10.

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