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if 9. MUNC1E STAR. SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 1951 I ter Duo oves Into Third at Candle Lite ves 4X "The Speed 43 Mercury" Tivo Newcomers on Armory Mat i No Changes Among Men's Bowling Teams Golden Gloves Champs Begin Week's Training Coach Ray Masters tomorrow will begin prepping Muncie open Ed Salter field Says Last Day of Tourney Features Five Shifts With the Boiders Coach Bee Apologizes to Referee Kisner New York, Feb. 17 VP) Coach Clair Bee of Long Island University's basketball team apologized today to W. H.

Kisner, the referee he sharply criticized after LIU lost to Arizona at Tucson Jan- nineham. Hamilton-Bronnenburg. Tuttle-; Horner, Oakley-Troyer. 4 o'clock this afternoon: Birt-Uawless, Brietweiser-Brown. Stoker-Cartwrlght.

Carpenter-Donovan, Goad-L. Pingry, R. Powell (doubles only)-Rozelle (doubles only). 6 o'clock tonight: Johnson-Zavakos. D.

Gibson-W. Lamm. McGann-Dunavent. Box-ell-Vannatter. Patterson-G.

Wilhoit. Be-bout-Leverton. The Muncie Bowling Center's second annual Eastern Indiana handicap singles classic will be rolled the week ends of March 24-25 and March 31-April 1, it was announced by Tommy Zavakos, manager. Bowlers must be members of ABC-sanctioned leagues and must champions for the Golden Gloves TEAM EVENTS i. Mm Baptist (Church Leatae) S.MS uary 29, iifciroi a.ll.M Bee issued the Dublic aDoloev.

Tournament of Champions, scheduled to open one week from tomorrow at Chicago Stadium. Muncie winners, Flea Mitchell, This is the final day for the men's city bowling tournament and action aplenty ia in store for ten-pin lovers at both the Sport Bowl and the Candle-Lite g'J'jjhe said, at the request of Kisner, slot -who threatened possible legal ac Maintenance of Warner Gear League, the defending five-man Machine Repair (Delco) 4. Marinate Driv. Inn (67 Hep.) 8. Jays (Civic) Gadbary'a Sporting Goods Zth Centnry) 7.

Gilev-Emhree (Recreation) 8. Mold Division (Ball Broa.) tion. There 8.001 champion, will roll at 6:45 o'clock tonight at the Sport Bowl. James Williams, J. C.

Johnson, andj Chuck Saunders, along with Bill VVilcoxon of Hartford City, will re-; Bee said the" "potential defendant 2.901 will be five shifts in team competition today and tonight. unecft is as broke as the average bas 11 job TV (Capital) Engineering (Deles) J.97J ketball COach. vertioers. Magic Bait House (Empire); have rolled 18 games to establish The schedule: Five-Man (Sport Bowl) 11 nnn: York Tool and Manufacturing Guarantee Tire (67 Handicap) After the b'-bl deieat oy uu on January 29, Bee criticized what he termed "bad officiating" and BJfh Seriea. Attnal 1.

Ball Brothers (Marie City Leame) Coca-Cola (Made City Claaale). 8. Covers (Delea) J.R05 S.792 S.713 port to the Central High School auxiliary gym at 7 o'clock tomorrow, Wednesday, and Friday nights. They are asked to report promptly. Three other open champions are completing their training in Richmond.

They are Hugh Wallace and Holland Johnson of Richmond and Buddy House of Hagerstown. Eagles Lodge, Oliver Pood Market. Ralph's Market. American Laundry. Cleaning Department of American Laundry (Oo, French Steam Dye (Bidwac): Wilson Pastry (67 Handicap); Accounting (Warner Gear); Colonial Bakers, str Tvern, Derby Bar.

Claude, and Vie. Marsa roodllner he singled out Kisner for particular rebuke. He was qouted as saying Kisner was "a dictator, antagonistic, dogmatic." High Single Game, Actual 1. Cavers (Delco) .1.841 Gadbarv'a Snorting Goodi (50th Centnry) 8:9 Marlmaia Drive Inn (67 Hep.) 873 (in. Dm 2:15 o'clock this afternoon: Muntie Tool and Engineering, Councilman Cigars, VPW.

Sterline Beer. Tuhey Insurance. Stark Tnnl Snnm 358 788 880 8092835 Siwlers S96 39 728 7032666 The Muncie team will leave next1 ami 1.802 Aces 31 717 649 737 Wetiel (MacArthur); Checkers (Warner Sunday morning for Chicago. DOIBLES 1. G.

Buntin-H. Jilbert 2. E. Wegesin-H. Weresia Veater-W.

Vester 4. D. Diekay-R. Taylor Doubles and Singles 1 o'clock thla afternoon: W. Wagers-D.

Blevins (Universal); W. Femyer-T. Zavakos, T. Graves. Graves, Sr.

(Mac-Arthur) W. A. Bector-J. Walker, W. Al-berson-Cy Langdon (Bidwac); O.

Russeil-F. Keener (Rainbow); F. Sullivan-A. Williams (Universal); B. Brown-F.

Shay, C. Case-O. Wright (Bidwac J. Hole-L. Dorn-berger.

C. Haller-J. Orcutt L. Demming-L, Ratchford (Capital). 3 o'clock 'this afternoon: B.

Zadoff-J. Zimmer. R. Jones-C. Cornwell.

I. Oakley-T. Coleman. R. Williams-E.

Gooding. D. Thompson-M. Keppler. R.

Grant-C. Harmon (Rainbow); C. Vaughn-R. M. Turner, H.

Cruea-C. Gibson (Delco); G. Dunn-G. Segar (In. S.

Moulton-A. Marze, F. Turper-J. Turner (Durham); H. Schaffner-B.

Dunavent (Delco). 8 o'clock this afternoon: C. Wooters-K. Wooters, S. Said-H.

Said (Capital); R. Moon-A. Henderson (FM; H. Crow-V. Smelser (Warner Gear); J.

Southworth-R. Bassett (Mercantile); A. Gray-D. Livingston (In. Da); C.

Wray-L'. Parvis (Mercan x.zva packers 4DO OJ1 1.278 Estimators 498 889 804 7592950 1.259! American Laundry 542 857 705 702 2606 1.256! Honey Bees 388 806 767 715 26 14 5. H. Wilson-C. Barton average.

Handicaps will be 7o per cent figured from 200 scratch. An entry fee of $5 must accompany all entries. Of the fee, $3 will go toward the prize fund, with $2 for bowling and tournament expenses. The 1950 entry list numbered 257 and if enough persons enter this year, an additional week end is to be added. W.

Vernon Winder is secretary of the tourney. The closing date for entries is March 23. Dates for two other ten pin tournaments to be rolled in Muncie this season were announced yesterday. The Warner Gear tournament Is to begin March 24. Team events will be rolled that day at City Recreation, with doubles and singles scheduled for the next day Easter Sunday at the Sport Bowl.

S. H. Wrifht-r. Wright 1.S46 Borden's Ice 7. G.

Stiff-H Graham Cream Co 358 827 831 9042930 1.243 B. and 382 775 784 764 Tool Room. Pit. 3 373 836 794 8092811 Presbyterian, St. Mary's Fives in Tourney Final Presbyterian and St.

Mary's won Gear); Fourteen (Acme): Giles-Embree (Recreation); Majestic Paint Strand Theater. Roes Corner Blues. Nlce-ly'a Food Market. Amvets. Merchants Trust (City Recreation); Engineers (Warner Gear).

4:30 o'clock this afternoon: Selma American Legion Ho. 437. Delaware County Lumber, Honor Brand Frozen Foods. Central Indiana Gaa No. 1.

Central Indiana Gas No. 2, Smith-Alsop Paints, Candle-Liters, Kuhner Local No. 105 (NS); JOTJAM Teams Nos. 1. 2, 3.

4. 8 and 8. 6:45 o'clock tonight: Superior Electric Service, Big Chetao Resort. Sterling Beer, Gadbury's Sporting Goods. Douglas Insurance, Hoosier Glass.

H. C. Christian 1.243 1,240 1.234 1.108 1.162 1.147 1.128 422 709 838 7132672 462 765 728 7262681 410 753 147 8182728 580 818 736 2478 204 789 867 8102670 Assemblers Glasscock Mfg. co. no.

a Schrafft's Chocolate Supervisors Reti Sporting Goods 8. K. Riatt-W. Rhoads 9. G.

Barry-G. Hatchings It. C. Vsaghn-R. M.

Tamer Law la money Aetna! Threa-Gaaaa High 1. K. Wegealn-H. Wegesin 8. G.

Stiff-H. Graham I. G. Bnrtin-H. Jilbert Aetnal One-Game High 1.

E. Weeesin-H. Wegrstn I. K. Walsh-C.

Fhrhardt 3. H. Wilson-C. Barton semifinals games in the senior Sun day. School tournament last night tile): V.

Baker-L. Wagner, R. A. Mancaer 43S Muncie ou ana at the gymnasium. Presbyter- Company (West Side Major); Last Chance sneppara.

a. noaenoerEep-ft. iu, i I i- i 11 l.tnn I I 6942577 80 273 7232645 si in rn lAcme colonial easeiy luuy nanQjcapi 376 752 755 358 858 767 452 754 716 Coal 410 Sterline IVer production KARL, KOWALSKY Two newcomers, George Valen- ian Dealing miimn, to ju, Burau (Roberts Handicap); Moose 7 o'clock tonight: J. Ullman-K. Ralsor St.

Mary's taking OUt First Bap- No. 10A (Moose No. 2i; Bombers Onize0): (Onlred); C. A. Mallory-G.

aiout (Capi-tiet in 41 I Maintenance (Warner Geari: Moose No. 10 tal) A. Hutton-A. Chambers. O.

Grand- SINGLES 1 436 859 784 802-2881 Beginning the week end of April I tine and Ivan PoDonns. will have Marhoeffer 691 Packers 74 i B. and V. 8ti9 i Publishing 6ft7 Glasscocks No. 3 tu Service Cleaners The final game Will be played Blue Ribbon Cleaners (Roberts Hasty.

L. Neddo-J. Bagley (Ch. No. 1); Z.lT and cnntinnincr for throo 9 clock tonisnt: Haiaen service cen-, Fletcher-T.

LaMott (Uapitau: s. Lane- 418 824 568 595 622 6632704! roles in Promoter Bruff deary's 655 708 719 2650; wrestling presentation Thursday at the gymnasium at 8 o'clock ends thereafter the national tour H. Lane (Ch. No. 1: L.

Smith-H. Smith 1. L. Hahn S. A.

Weir 8. N. Bechtel 4. H. Mera 8.

W. Briner 8. W. Heigh 1. R- DaUey 8.

H. Barry G. MeKa 19. r. Cohea ,48., Bine Ribbon night at the armory.

ter. Local 499 (67 Handicap); Giles-Embree (Su. Hutzel Company. Smith. Electric Service, Johnson Floor Covering, Indiana Railroad.

Selma Legion No. 1, selma Legion No. 2, Guy R. Taylor Company, Muncie Malleable, Clark's Service, star-Press Ad- nament of the Junior Order of United American Mechanics will be rolled at the Sport BowL c.eanera Valentine will team with Danny IMacAsthur); C. Sulllvan-D.

Gauiner (Ch. No. 1). 9 o'clock tonight: R. Moore-A.

Singer (In. Da; G. Huf(mna-G. Stillwagon; F. Wilson -R.

Moulton. R. Fichter-L. Haisley, W. Ooul-W.

Freas. W. Sutton-O. Pippin. 67 S46 C45 tomorrow night.

Opening the program will be a game involving finalists in the junior Sunday School tourney, Walnut Street Baptist and Madison street. 151 149 154510 ieraza in a tag matcn against R. Sumwalt 643 vg 178 159 180-663-1073 Karl Kowalsky and Flash Clif- 43 -n-Jnn 82 181 167 11. J. Craaa 136 5631100 ford Vw in Money 848 Ed Johnson 82 174 171 Anderson Wins CORINTH PRESBYTER L.N j.a no 115 173 533 Golden Gloves Poponns will be given a rough B.

Zadoff Aetnal Three-Gamo High SAMS KOI 1111 G. F. T. G. F.

T.i 9 0 18 Nixon.f. fi.5W. Stevens at C. Vaughn "46 196 220 187649 assignment in his local debut, a Junior 6Y' Title; M. Turner 6 174 195 is" obo matcn witn Dig Pierre i.asartes.

70 lit III istSt-iisa! In the other bout Jumping Ro- Burgan 1. L. Hahn 8. W. Brinar 8.

H. Mars Aetna One-Gam High I. N. Staah t. 2 4 Stout, Davis, f.

Reeser.c. Gardner, g. Bel tier. g. Holihan.g.

Totals 2 8 Curtis 266 N. Reed 8 3 lB McDonald.f. 0 3 3 3 0 4 Hays, g. 1 0 2ITaylor.g. 12 0 24 32 6 7o! Totals Mimcie Defeated 5 52 149 176 134505 'coco win square otr against tne 145 149 1M-502-1007 i Mnrtirm Ancroln 25.VH.

Davis 211 180 183 606 8. B. Pingry 245 O. Stiff 32 22 6 50! wuiuieisnuf, co. j.

I Tickets will be on sale tomorrow 173 213 171 582 W. Cotton-C. Patrick. H. Joris-H.

Schneider. Allen -P. Pratt (MacArthur); E. 8chrelber-R. Peckinpaugh (Civic); F.

Koonlz-W. Eisenman, J. etephens-E. Mal-noaki (MacArthur). At the Roberts Recreation Alleys, the annual women's city tournament will continue.

Play is to continue Sunday, March 4: The card: Five-Man 8:36 o'clock tonight: Covait's, Home Beauty Shoppe, Ball Brothers Ideals. Shirey's Grocery, Muncie Pete and Acme-' Lees Cafeteria. Doubles and Singles a'rlock this afternoon: M. Myers-K. Winaate, Cassrl-Saunders, Walburn-Cun- iZslo ii03 Rt Retz Sporting Goods Store.

Kokomo Tigers defeated the Muncie Junior Cardinals, 32 10 147 -TOD A P.M. FIRST BAPTIST G. F. ST. MARY'S O.

F. T. C. Barbor 1.9"!3 C. Barr 1.87-j B.

Myers 1.833 Dorton 157 210 215 24 2 2 6 to zs, this alternoon in the first Kaminski.f. ii. 26 157 19 190 569 1193, v. Winder Alt in i uq 91 44 178 177 213 612 1135 ropowcn.i. 92 154 11 15 oiv iff, Coffey 1,849 'M.

Downs ioi5B? Kyan.e. ground of the state junior cage 8 12 tournament for boys 16 and under. I I tourney was played in the Ifcu K. Williamson 98 136 193 111 538 1U08: j. H'nbaker .132 164 162 1 rs C.

Cashdollar 7 169 168 171 584 i jr. H'nbaker 190 118 159 ALL-EVENTS 1. C. Barton t. W.

Brinar 8. A. Prieo 4. P. Lax.

Jr. 5. H. Mers, 8. M.

Homes t. W. C. Thornbarg 8. C.

Ehrhardt L. Cook 10. H. Wageain Law In money 1 1 3 Fridemaker.f. 1 2 4 6 3 15 Davls.f.

5 111 M.Engle.C. 4 2 lOU.Engle.g. Driscoll.g. iHershey.g. Simmons.

g. 172 39 1221: P.Hsle.k. 195622 B.Haie.g, WILIS 1.829 D. Mettler 5 i ii Connersville gymnasium. ill 1" uu I Jl 1 A JDO 109 84 175 157 170586 id.

Barber 92 191 152 58 165 302 156 581 1167 R. L. WU'ms 114 145 122 70 114 159 163 506 R. Calvert ...160 110 170 48 J40 156 178 522 1028: J. Hefley ...120 110 149 1335681190 154 535 117557 1092 133 511 1.8271- sniriey l'gS R.

Garner Christian i V. Rench Anderson won the title, defeat 0 0 0 IS 5 41 74 1 155 178 573 I H. Horner 17 9 431 Totals 176603 1116 Totals 181 138 80 138 154 1435151088? A. Kennedy Referee Gronendyke; umpire Clark. ti.

wirmcr B. Middleton Hannon 110554 I H. Barth 130 144 170 .110 86 94 52 88 90 178 17S Dorton 5 122 163 Sib 1U.U W. nsfi Id a Wnwell 43 168 168 161545 lE-Cu mmas 190 127 163566 145 169 1905981164 153 175 145525 167 160 1525671092 158 183 155586 120 151 1335361122 LIFE SAVERS Spartans Drub W. VanArsdal 94 160 1 39 1 70 563 1108 H.

Campbell .132 L. Broadwater 80 175 177 164596 i M. Dennis 60 163 170 130 5731169 R. Goul 38 181 F. Bilbv III 7249 111 155 574 7 D.

Armstrong 78 164 157 164 56J i W. Briner 48 200 W. Matsen 54 145 220 176 595 1158: K. Teters 178 130 For the second day in a row, no changes occurred in the top ten In five-man competition of the men's city bowling tournament, being rolled at the Sport Bowl. At the Candle Lite, three changes were recorded in the first ten in doubles.

J'. Vester-W. Vester nudged into third place with 1,278. New occupant of seventh position is G. Stiff-H.

Graham, with C. Vaughn-R. M. Turner taking over -1176! North Manchester, Feb. 17 109 183602-170 182572 D.

Hammons 106 121 177 137 541 i B. Rhoads ...144 166 L- Bentz 156 136 153 108 553 1094 M. N'rthc'tt 64 156 130 122 128 482 1054: me juancnesier aparrans W. Miller ...146 156 151 135599 ID. Davis 102 A.

Carswell .148 155 173 165 641 1240 S. Lane 12 169 167 1W0 538 ing Evansville in the night finale, 48 to 40. In another morning contest, Connersville nosed out New Castle, 37 to 36. Semi-final results found Evansville eliminating Connersville, 47 to 27 and Anderson taking out Kokomo, 33 to 27. Ability of Kokomo to hit shots from cut on the floor in the second half proved the undoing of the Muncie squad.

The Cardinals held an 18-to-10 halftime lead but Kokomo grabbed a one-point 21-to-20 advantage at the end of three periods. Seitz led Kokomo in scoring, hitting five field baskets and three free throws for 13 points. Hawley scored ten points to lead the Cardinals. The summary: KOKOMO 1 MUNCIK JR. TIGERS I CARDINALS A child at play is careless, Who knows what next he'll do; And that is why, He well may die, If we are careless, too.

sank everything in the second half to beat Earlham in a Hoosier Conference basketball game tonight, 72-49. Tha IT aril-! rim f7)naV-fre lod at H. Parkhurst 98 190 163 147603 I H. Lane 26 193 156 1705441082 M. Parkhurst 78 140 144 177 539 1142 J.

Herniak 125 137 138486 j. Cofher 106 145 164 124539 Rodenb rg'r 46 200 165 1845951081 J. Crouse 78 149 169 127 523 1062 H. Wright 80 162 157 170 669 D. Kelfel 46 134 1 68 162510 IF.

Wright ...146 200 118 231695 1264 K-Armontrout 70 178 153 149 550 1060 G. Buis 64 202 165 172539 I tenth position Only change in singles was in -l. Hams lAnth nl'ss'A Prnnco ennrinff Lamm icuut piavc, u. i. C- Shelby M.

Shafer B. Claxtoa D. Bell .84 210 153 144 591 1068 L. Gregory 26 154 226 184570 i the half, 29-25, and the Second 88 145 153 137 52s Ja. Heritage 62 189 i7s 182 609 1179, half was seven minutes old when .80 133 169 165 577 1100' F.

Hodson 50 191 181 171593 of 11 no 165 i4 145567 m. whaiey ..76 155 139 234 604 ii97' Manchester caught up at o3-all. 118 138 114 181 451 ioi8; v. Rose 76 159 147 147529 i After that it was strictly a Spar- 78 155 137 153523 I R. Daily 62 168 152 213 595 1124' 82 138 160 123 503 1036 c.

Fiez 90 107 179 158534 tan ShOW. Don HVde WBS nign 643 for a tie with F. Cohee. The tourney is to be concluded today. The scores: rAK IT EASY YOU MOfT 7 V.

Broughton IB. Schoy iW Tnftl. INJURE A CUSTOMER OE Five-Man Events .102 13 176 146 559 v. Smith 72 168 169 165 574 liosj with 18 points, two more than 141 555 I r-iknm rsurham Office 460 859 801 841 2961 0." Monica! 78 182 154 .108 143 173 158 582 1141 1 c. Reichert 88 169 188 171616 j.

Gioreia'ie 152 179 144 541 1096' 0111 svuicu lui faai iiiauu Accounting aw boi ojo Deal 66 Durham IP. Mier 8 142 141 198 549 1165jL. D. Childs 450 810 893 746 2899 j. Terry 66 159 176 181582 Jr.

Douglas WELDY INSURANCE G. F. Tool Room G. F. T.

164 209 138641 183 167 187 593 1134; 1( c. 161 150 142-543 iHall btate swimmers 117 159 1314811024; 113 Simmons.f. 0 3 2 no ua Daily id ia 10 ib i wia nau Donov 524 570 658 6612362 M. Lambert 94 131 157 178560 I j. Heritage 30 56 90 74 38 76 70 0 0 181 183 161-568 Wilfonhnpn 0 10 1 3 Platt.f.

Tansey.f. Isaac, f. Seltz.c. Sanders, g. Taah.g.

utiin ii iiviitj a. Phone 5442 311 Wysor Bldg. 162 182 155 129 D. Formin? Order Dept. Ftgle Lodge 231 Ocaters Polling Dept.

Receiving Shipping Dept. Insuleers Mocse No. 6 189 6091177 162516 1646111127 136 492 290 705 768 862 2625 jj Sherwood 610 632 691 722 2655! Vestor 712 690 676 721 2799: Vestor 282 836 829 771 27171 Voisard 496 764 796 7162772 D. Hayes 478 726 720 855 2779 ir Hardy 343 721 842 793 2697! Alberson Ball State won an easy victory over Wittenberg in a swim meet 90 171 159 149 569 1129 winder 132 190 189 173675 Winder 156 148 100 199 603 Gillespie 50 164 ll 233 608 Humes 92 178 178 147 595 1203! K. Graham 134 154 151 177616 j.

Gulleita 74 196 147 171 588 1204 Hoel 74 147 152 120493 in' 0 0 Pauell.f. 1 3 13 Finchum.f. 1 3 Janney.c. 2 6 Schame, c. 0 4 Joris.g.

0 ft Casper. g. 0 0 Smith. g. I Oren.g.

Carmen 1 0 0 3 0 0 Rodebaugh.g. 0 Stevenson, g. i yesterday at Ball State pool, 47 .132 163 152 40 157 159 54 153 201 .108 136 123 80 J27 162 78 127 152 O. I. C.

404 e9 893 749 ZIHIJ. Rutter 159528 996 tO Z. 149506 -y a Supervision 468 804 788 699 2759 l. Henderson .70 161 166 158 555 1048 r' Bonham" Indiana Bridge Co. 330 818 846 825 2719 G.

Buntin .114 218 225 149704 Dan Bishop set a new Ball State; -1060 -I 72 157 132 163554 wswl a It 4i at 1a ninMiMiAr 4 ho Moose No. 5 306 866 902 830 2954 H. Jilbert Totals ymm 12 8 321 To. sis 60 199 172 167598 1302 Swaneer 8 7 23 96 136 168 165565 il H. Hahn 200-yard back stroke in 2:49.9.

46 190 167 158561 50 193 183 2066321193 .104 130 137 174545 90 168 175 1535841129 80 151 135 199565 78 179 138 184 559 1124 The Cardinals won five individ-l li irrlif Ii I IVVki- W. Conner C. O. Day N. Staub uiuut vy uul.

net ual events and one of the relays. All Stars .600 761 763 773 29071 W. Cox Handform 564 715 771 7292779: W. Williams Acme Lee Misfits 554 763 732 691 2740 M. Falls Hi Fliers 66 760 761 736 2823 i Clements Broderic Misfits 566 650 766 793 2775T.

Clark Hot Rods 614 659 707 679 2659 A. Anderson Warner Gear L. Barton Tool Room 410 880 780 816 2886jL, Calvert Acme Lee Offico 438 818 768 806 38301 P. Stiilman 90 145 157 1255181083 12 158 191 202 563 20 159 200 2035821145 100 147 179 124550 152 114 133 161558 1108 136 127 117 139509 142 154 107 1635661075 K. Th'rnhlll The two squads will meet at Wit W.

Nigh 86 170 158 137551 P. Windsor 70 155 169 1875811132 tenberg next Saturday and De Tourney Opening Tuesday at Y. M. R. Pinerv 26 195 171 200592 Pauw will be at Ball State the fol 133 140 liO 137569 w1Vl-r a no 19R5451137 Ontario Tool Room 586 675 642 666 2599'-K.

Thompson 116 177 187 167647 1218 m'. Walker 98 131 164 132525 lowing Saturday. Ball State will host the Little State meet March The schedule for the twenty-fourth annual Delaware County in 10. Summary: H. Mers 52 190 181 3126351160 E.

Brown 80 130 161 145518 H. Parrish 72 178 160 1735831099 H. John 84 174 138 156552 W. Danials 118 148 157 164 5851137 Tlinkev ...116 179 142 148 585 309-yard medley Won by Ball State (Shaffer, Witters, Hassel), Wittenberg second. Time 3:43.

R. Tavlor ...102 163 197 2126741259 freestyle a 1 1 a e. Ball Q1 155 100 125 72 84 157 159 170570 1042 1 State, first: Burns, nail state, second; 64 160 138 140 502 DePew, Wittenberg, third. Time 2:37 6. 54 157 179 208 598- 1100 sn.rd freeatvle Jackson.

Ball State, 44 143 155 144 486 first: Burk, Wittenberg, second; Euwen, 10? "9 J41 154-524 1010, wutenherg, third. Time :26.9. 106 110 163 134533 R. Spahr R. Moore A.

Hindall A. Bateman T. Weir A. Weir A. Abramg W.

Rarick vitational eighth grade basketball tournament, sponsored by the Muncie Y. M. C. will begin at 3 o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the association gymnasium. Six games will be played Tuesday, four on February 26, the semifinals on March 1 and the finals -at 7 o'clock the night of March 2.

None of the contests will conflict with the state high school basketball tournaments, H. A. Pettijohn, director, has Tuesday's card: Harrison Town 58 135 193 155 541 1074 1 S-T, i. Vi IV vlmV IK Rlrhardson 62 208 160 185615 irHUJTTAN! Automobile Seat Covers Tailor Made Convertible Tops Recovered Complete Interior Trim and Seat Repair While-You-Wait Service K. Richardson 76 149 155 1455251140 C.

Brewer 76 128 146 176526 Mohler 68 169 150 173558 1084 G. Phi ps, Jr. 104 170 135 179588 G. Phi'ps, Sr. 66 150 126 1615031091 H.

Armstrong 84 148 154 147533 tenberg, third. 100-yard freeatvle Burk, Wittenberg, first; Alvarea. Ball State, second: Gillespie. Ball State, third. Time 1:01.9.

200-yard back stroke Bishop, Ball State, firm Ball State, second; Cole- Ti VtirM T4m 1 4 C. Davis 102 136 166 1325361069 LJ pj AOVf RTlSlNG ARTS. INC. I (jry M. Murray ..46 158 159 ship vs.

St. Lawrence, 3 o'clock; P. Wright 8 156 180 C. Baker 94 174 144 S. Stow ....100 144 162 wdSs-imM1" Ball State record .) 12 594 i 200-yard breast stroke Bowen, Witten- 180 586 1180 berg, first: DePew.

Wittenberg, second; 137475 Carr, Ball State, third. Time 3:45. 1796301105; free.tvle Burris. Ball State. 127 129 Gaston vs.

Cowan. 4 o'clock; Blaine vs. DaleviUe. 5 o'clock; Center vs. Eaton, 6 o'clock, DeSoto vs.

Wilson, 7 o'clock; McKinley vs. 186 169 124 120 147 4R3 I first: Jackson. Bail Siate, second; Klosin-160 131 1685411024 Wittenberg, third. Time 4:57.1. Selma, 8 o'clock.

E. Hoser 82 L. Daugherty. 96 D. Shafer 92 D.

Herbert 82 J. Tavlor 88 G. Oliver 70 L. Hunt 80 J. Goins 68 R.

Fields 82 J. Wagner 48 B. Jester 46 H. Bowman 64 IT 2086611221! 400-yard freeatyla relay Won by Wit-192571 tenberg (Burk. DePew.

Bowel. Coleman), 171 581 1152 Ball State, second. Time 4:18.8. 171 153 192 191 152 147 159 183 180 180 194 177 174 188 185 168 185 607 Yorktown and Albany meet at 4 o'clock Monday afternoon, February 26. Other quarter-final games will be played at 6:30, 7:30 and 8:30 148567 1174 176584 i 1605771161 i o'clock, respectively, the same night.

Individual Event 166 157 535 Semifinal contests are booked for 6:30 and 7:30 o'clock, respectively, Thursday night, March 1. 128 169 491 R. Bumwalt 56 156 H. Vandagriff 46 148 B. Langdon 32 166 181 147 526 149 191 200 622 RUTTAN MOTOR SALES, INC.

"Your Friendly Ford Dealer" 2222 S. Madison Phone 5591 C. Ed. Johnson 82 B. Zadoff 46 121 168 181 516 W.

Stevens 90 161 RADIO AND COOK'S 157 158 566 139 172 561 167 131 542 174 153 602 205 190 638 C. Vaughn 46 204 R. M. Turner 66 178 B. Burgan 52 223 H.

Curtis (O 56 179 154 188 577 N. Reed H. Davis Main at Madison Phone 3-3632 52 229 187 154 622 177 142 550 195 219 636 G. Stiff 32 199 H. Graham 64 158 Motor Tune-Up TUNE, UP MOTOR For Sparkling Performance For Greater Gasoline Saving For Sure and Easy Starting For Security Against Road Trouble Holmes Maddox CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER 225 N.rtb Hish Street Phono 3-3359 High School Basketball By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Southport 50, Shelbyville 41.

Evansville Lincoln 65, Nashville (Tenn.) Pearl 55. Evansville Mater Dei 45, Niagara, 44 Carmi (111.) 50, Dale 49. Indiana Deaf School 65, Stendal 57., Fulton 53 28. Monticello 44, Peru 40. North Manchester 58, Warsaw 57.

Iluntertown 66, Arcol 55. Harlan 60, Leo 46. Shawswick 74, Charlestown 58. Middietown 58, Farmland 48. Glenn (Indiana) 107, Oblong (Illinois) 38.

Winslow 66, Evansville Memorial 50. Evansville Reitz 54, Boonville 52. Barbor 26 157 191 C. Barr 56 142 193 168 541 158 549 158 521 177 559 145 176 15 161 Headquarters in Muncie for TV Sales, Service and Installation PHILCO RCA VICTOR ADMIRAL GENERAL ELECTRIC CAPEHART E. Myers 42 Dorton 26 PHI ICO Balanced Beam 154 144 536 M.

Downs 92 146 K. Williamson 98 147 164 121 530 76 134 185 153 548 C. Cashdollar 623 194 214 171- D. Mettler 44 84 325 174 147 630 68 199 168 188 613 T. Shirley R.

Garner 171 145 573 170 217 169 604 161 181 188 604 H. Christian 70 V. Rench 48 H. Wiemer 74 B. Middleton 80 L.

Hannon 130 TELEV 186 128 143 179 R. Dorton 56 R. Howell 48 SEE rv7 94 189 142 597 160 161 579 184 166 549 184 185 596 165 148 642 144 165 519 134 135 494 188 156 593 150 187 557 178 202 633 80 130 60 165 78 171 54 166 W. Van Arsdol T. Broadwater F.

Bilby D. Armstrong W. Matsen D. Hammons L. Bentz 120 WEST WILLARD Phone 7719 Jtl 4sMbW alsssl pl jgg .106 147 Friday Night Score Monroeville 62, Huntington Catholic 52.

Union (Huntington Co.) 64, Union (Wells Co.) 38. 138 150 139 583 .156 151 131 576 FOR THE BEST W. Miller 146 148 A. Carswell .1....148 155 H. Parkhurst 98 162 M.

Parkhurst 78 141 J. Copher 106 162 161 177 041 155 137 452 138 174 Ml 174 134 576 173 303 643 179 189 169 170 147 143 530 159 166 158 543 J. Crouse 78 D. Kelbel 46 K. Armontrout 70 L.

Harris 60 G. Lamm 84 C. Shelby 88 M. Shafer 80 B. Clayton 110 199 NED STOUT, used car manager, CHARLES CALVERT, WAYNE BROWN, C.

B. PARRISH, talesmen. 163 144; 589 169 161 578 194 166 600 193 153 608 160 160 152 Ossian 60, Huntington Twp. (Huntington Co.) 40. Jeffersonville 52, Ellettsville 48.

Terre Haute Garfield 40, Clinton 38. Mishawaka 84, Goshen 60. South Bend Riley 65, Michigan City 53. Fort Wayne Central Catholic 49, Fort Wayne South Side 44. Kendallville 61, New Haven 53.

Warsaw 68, Columbia City 63. Ossian 60, Huntington Twp. (Huntington Co.) 40. "Chester Center 58, South Whitley With Perfect Installation! See Television at its best in your own home. Be ready when the STATE BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT and all the other activities are being televised Charley Wilson or Don Morris at DELAWARE TELEVISION Division of MUNCIE NASH, Inc.

Phone 3-4415 Wheeling at McCalliard 128 D. Bell 118 158 167 571 171 608 146 542 177 182 H. Broughton 78 B. Schloy 82 152 162 W. Tuttle 102 141 151 143 G.

Morrical 108 192 135 629 ISO 603 159 624 160 527 159 648 IN THE STATE! 186 191 156 143 189 132 C. Deal 88 P. Mier 68 J. Terry 66 E. Daily 72 M.

Lambert 94 199 154 188 613 198 147 137 576 158 142 601 H. Sherwood 90 211 148 169 149 596 497! 57 (Overtime). 11 103 123 156 169 158 533 "The Honesty of Lincoln19 Pennville 60, Bryant 53. Moreland 51, Lewisville 43. 158 181 127 558 J.

Vestor 132 W. Vestor 156 Voisard 50 D. Havs 92 R. Hardy 134 Alberson 74 Rutter 74 74 134 141 141 550 181 126 177 558 Rising Sun 49, Brookville 41 Lincoln-Mercury 142 157 168 541 (q -) L. Henderson TELEPHONE 7719 120 WEST WILLARD li Barton 128 L.

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