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THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS jj'Ik 1 Thursday, Nvembar 10, 1960 SPORT SLANTS "by Pap' 'J Black Hawks Get Back Home and Back on Top i 1 onw? fit SrwOv 9 1 period to edge the New York Rangers, 4-3, in the only other game played. The hustling Hawks remained unbeaten on Chicago ice this season as goalie Glenn Hall fashioned his second shutout. In seven games at home, Chicago has won five times and tied two. On the road the Hawks are 2-4-2. By Associated Pres There's Just no place like home as far as the high-flying Chicago Black Hawks are concerned.

The Hawks moved into first place in the National Hockey League last night with a 2-0 victory over the Toronto Maple Leafs. The Detroit Red Wings scored three times in the last Li- -r-'J: r-h-jv i i i i SPORTS IN BRIEF Cfiicago'i goals cam in a 47-second span in tho second period. Bobby Hull, last season's scoring champion, collected tho first tally, Tho goal, a blistering 55-footer, was Hull's eighth of the campaign. Elmer Vasho produced the other marker. The Red Wings climbed into a tie for second place with the idle Montreal Canadiens, who dropped out of first.

Chicago leads with 18 points. Detroit and Montreal have 17 each. Pete Goegan's goal with 1:27 left gave Detroit its uphill victory over the hapless Rangers, who entered the final period with a 3-1 lead. The Wings bunched their three goals in a 6-minute span with Alex Del-vecchio and Parker MacDonald also finding the range. Sub goalie Hank Bassen of Detroit has yet to taste defeat.

In his four starts in the nets, the Wings have won three and tied one. Gump Worsley, recovered from a wrenched back muscle, was back in the Rangers' cage after missing two games. Norm Ullman of the Wings, who had a goal or an assist in Detroit's first 13 games to equal a club record, failed to collect a point. z4 Cubs Have Seats, but Less Power Associated Prtsi I ft Hi fir ff imrrrrr TnnH in mi amii iirr mum jiau-n BASEBALL Home runs by Willie Mays and Orlando Cepeda helped the San Francisco Giants defeat the 'Japanese All-Stars, 4-1, at Hiroshima. It was the Giants' 10th victory against three losses and one tie in their 16-game goodwill tour that will end Sunday.

The Giants walloped the All-Stars, 11-5, at Shimonoseki in the 13th game of the tour. New manager Alvin Dark hired two former Giant teammates, Larry Jansen and Whitey Lockman, as coaches to help him run the club next season. Coaches Frank (Salty) Parker and Wes Westrum were retained. Jansen replaces Bill Posedel as pitching coach. Jimmy Reese, who has coached for San Diego's Pacific Coast League club for the last 13 years, signed a two-year contract as manager of the Padres.

When manager Metkovich resigned July 20, Reese reluctantly filled in for the remainder of the season and rallied the Padres for 13 straight victories and a fourth-place tie in the final CHESS The United States team won second place in the chess Olympics at Leipzig, Germany, although Bobby Fischer of New York, the United States champion, lost his final match. First place went to the Russians. Russia finished the month-long tourney with 34 points, the United States was second with 29 and Yugoslavia third with 27. HORSE RACING Market Wise, which won 19 Scores With Toe ATLANTA, Ca. One of the place -kicking specialists who is helping put the foot back into college football this season is Tommy Wells of Georgia Tech, shown here with his coach, Bobby Dodd (right).

Although Wells hadn't carried the ball from, scrimmage he kicked enough field goals and extra points to lead the Southeastern Conference in scoring during the early weeks of the season. He now has a 31 -point total for the season. AP Wirephoto. 1959-60 regular season and also rebuilding, is among the majority of schools that won't start basketball until next week. The Bearcats will open at home November 18 against Madison Heights.

Concord of Elkhart County, unbeaten two years ago and stopped only once in the '59-60 regular season, is among the strong smaller schools opening tomorrow night. The Minutemen, losers of close sectional championship games to Elkhart the last two years, will suit up another strong club for a home opener against Rushvillo, beaten only tour timet last teoson, will start against Batesville tomorrow. The Lions will bo doing it with new coach, Jack Brown, last season at Spencer. Former coach Lei Ray went to New Castle. Another familiar name reappearing in the basketball lists is Huntingburg, starting FOOTBALL The National League expelled Harry Wismer as part owner of the Washington Redskins and ordered him to sell his stock in the club within 30 days.

Wismer also Is president of the New York Titans in the American League. Montreal of the Canadian League traded Sam Etcheverry and Hal Patterson to Hamilton for Bernie Faloney and Don Paquette in a deal that aroused Montreal fans, Etcheverry, a graduate of Denver University, has been regarded as the top quarterback and passer in Canadian football. Patterson, former Kansas University star, is an outstanding receiver and also stars on defense. Faloney is a former University of Maryland quarterback. Paquette is a young defensive stalwart.

The Denver Broncos of the American League signed Ken Carpenter, a veteran of the National and Canadian Leagues. Carpenter, an end, coached the Regina Rough-riders this season. Tom Dimitroff may be the answer to the Boston Patriots' search for added quarterback strength. Dimitroff and offensive tackle Bob Cross have been signed by the American League club. Dimitroff was a standout for Ottawa in the Canadian League in 1957 and 1958, before entering the Army.

Prior to that he starred for Miami University in the Mid-America Conference. George Blackburn resigned as coach at the University of Cincinnati. BASKETBALL Captain Bob Cousy has been lost to the Boston Celtics indefinitely due to an injury to his right leg. BOAT RACINC Sixteen entries, eight of which have bettered last year's winning time in practice this week, will vie for the Gold Cup on Nevada's Lake Mead this weekend. Fastest qualifier so far is Wahoo, which turned in a 113.260 mph clocking.

SWIMMING Olympic relay star Jeff Far ell of Wichita and Yale University is being treated for hepatitis, a liver ailment. Farrell is under ob Western), 23 tor lilt Janet (Virginia Military) 22 for 30; Jonet (Oregon), 22 for 347; Carolan (Idaho), 22 for 343; Lalne (Brown), 22 for 233; Coolbaugh (Richmond), 22 for 214; Fac (Stanford), 22 for 169. PUNTINO-Rockholt (San Jose). 45.3- yard average; Fltislmmont (Denverl.t 43.2; Walden (Georgia), 42.8; Bakkeit-(Wlsconsin), 42.6; Kilmer, (UCLA), 4241 Gllburg (Syracuse), 42.4; Hannah (Oklahoma Stole), 42.3; Stovoll (Louisiana State), 42.1; Wolff (Wake Forest), 4X0) Vasquex (Texas Western), 41.4. Spartans Seek 6th Straight Harrier Title By Associated Pros CHICAGO Michigan State will seek its sixth straight big 10 cross-country championship over the 4-mile Washington Park course tomorrow.

The Spartan Harriers then will invade New York to try for a fifth consecutive IC4-A crown Monday on the 5-mile Van Cortland Park course. Top contender for individual honors in both races is Billy Reynolds, senior captain from Gait, Ontario. Two other Spartan threats are juniors Gerald Young of Berkley, and Clayton Ward of Long Beach, Cal. Graduated Forddy Kennedy of MSU won the big 10 title last year. Only one team, Indiana, has won more than five big 10 meets in a row.

Indiana was Madison High School will dedicate its new basketball hall tomorrow night, but it doesn't immediately expect to enjoy itself quite as much as it did in old Brown Memorial gym the last couple of seasons. The Cubs ran up a string of 25 straight victories last season before they lost, 72-64, to Central of Muncie in the Indianapolis semistate tourney championship game. They lost only to New Albany in the 1958-59 regular season and also went to the semistate before losing an 82-80 sizzler to Crispus Attucks. Madison figures to win its dedicatory gom from Vevoy, beaten last week by Milan, but eooch Bud Ritter lost too many starters to Ziove the early-season power ho generally controls. The big loss, of course, was 6.4 Buster Briley, who customarily scored between 25 and 45 points and now is at Evans-ville College.

Ritter also lost the rest of his height, except 6.4 Larry Humes, a fine re-bounder and still only a junior. Larry Cheatham, 6.1, up from the reserve team, probably will be Madison's only other starter over 5.11. Central of Muncie, only other undefeated team in the MAJOR COLLECE INDIVIDUAL LEADERS TOTAL OFFENSE -Baker (Oregon State), 1,353 yards; Meiln (Washington State), Ul; Over (Virginia Military). 1.300; Wright (Memphis), Gabriel (North Carolina State), Kilmer (UCLA), Torkenton (Georgia). 1.131; Miller (Wisconsin), Matte (Ohio State), Keeling (Tulsa), 1,064.

ALL VINYL 0 MULTI-PLY ELECTRONICALLY FUSED "No stitching to com loose!" RUSHING-Gaiters (New Mexico Slots), 17 yards; Larscheitf (Utah State), 137; Ferguson (Ohio State), 493; Davis (Syracuse), 434; Hoppmann (Iowa State), 635; West (Missouri), 412; Wrlqht (Memphis), 580; Baker (Oregon State), 564; Belllna (Navy), 551; Roiyckl (Dartmouth), 550. tonight against Petersburg. LADIES DAY PASS COMPLETIONS-Uelln (Washington State), 91 of 167 for 1.294 yards; Torkenton (Georgia), 90 of 151 for Stephens (Hordln-Slmmons), 90 of 170 for 144; Gabriel (North Carolina State). champion from 1928 through races and $222,140 during. his (7 of 153 for 994; Spead (Wake Forest), 82 of 145 for Moyo (Air Force), 75 of 159 for 770; Norman (Stanford), 75 of 144 for 793; Johnson (New Mexico State), 74 of 127 for 929; Miller (Wisconsin), 74 of 137 for Dyer (Vir I eillfo 3 I InduSed You need appointment Heovy duty Upper 1932.

The Hoosiers also won in 1938, when the meet was resumed after a lapse of five years, marking a record run of six. MSU will be the favorite to win the big 10 meet, with Indiana and Iowa also entering strong teams. ginia Military), 74 ef 141 tor or PASS RECEPTIONS-Campbel! (Washington State), 53 for 712 yards; Moormon (Duke), 34 tor 327; Voss (Hordin-Slm-mons), 57 for 245; Rlchter (Wisconsin), 25 for 362; Hutchinson (Kentucky) 24 for 329; Mason (Tulonel, 23 for 295; Brown (Georgia), 23 for 228; Wlllloms (Texas OTHER TOPS FROM $44.00 career, died at the Marise Farm, Eatontown, N.J. The 22-year-old son of Kentucky Derby winner Broker's Tip be-came a topflight handicap performer after being sold by Mrs. Dodge Sloane to Samuel Tufano for $500.

His most famous offspring was To Market, winner of $387,325 before being retired to stud. ZIPPERS REPAIRED REAR WINDOWS REPLACED 1910 E. WASHINGTON See Indiana's military might on display in the Veterans ME 9-3531 Day parade tomorrow at 2 p.m. HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL LAST NIGHTS RESULTS Chill 44, Fulton 4) MarWeville 45. SummltvlII St Pittsboro 71, Wells 7 Trafalgar 5S, Nineveh 44 TONIGHT'S GAMES Center Grove crt SOUTHPORT.

Bainbrlda at Dover. Chorlestown at Brewnstewn. Connetton at Ft. Branch. Csrliile at Pleasontvilie.

Castle at Haubstadt. Carthago at Knightstewn. Dale at Richland. Eaton at Burnt (Muncie). Looqootee at Oolitic.

Petersburg at Huntinfburj. Sondborn at Odon. Scettsburg at Corydon. Reitz Shoots for 9 in Row, Hammond 10th "How about a volunteer to girt mt a push where' your chivalry?" Trons-woy (S14.M) and 6awatn (S.80) won the two divisions of the Old BrooKville Purse at Aqueduct Sunelia ($5.20) romped In the top event at Garden State Cabeion (S5.40) came from tar back to beat Hi-Litt by a neck In the Narragansett feature Sailor's Knot (tS.W) raced through driving snow to win the main event at Sportsman's Park High Gravity (S14.D0) splashed to victory In the rain-soaked top race at Churchill Downs Burnt Coral (55 40) won the feature of Golden Gate Fields. servation in a hospital at Wal- NEW MINGT CORDLESS Slow down when driving lingford, Conn.

near schools. 1 Lli3 City, County High School Net Card TRADEMARK SHAVIR lh "le Midi WWtllWfl il.polMalaeWIWWli LetsYou Shave Anywhere Without Wires Needs nothing but whiskers! No wires no water no sockets no soap! Shave conveniently at home, work or on travels! No batteries to replact store power for up 2 weeks of shaves. AT HOOK'S SPECIAL LOW PRICE! For the first time in years the only undefeated and untied high school football teams still up in Indiana are the two considered by all the experts as the best in Hoosierdom. But whether Reitz of Evans-ville or Hammond is best may never be answered. They won't meet.

In their final games of the campaign tonight, Herm Byers Reitz Panthers will shoot for their ninth straight triumph against city-rival Bosse. They already have the Division championship of the Southern Conference tucked away. Hammond, champion of the West NIHSC, will shoot for it all tonight at home in its 10th game against Michigan City, the East NIHSC winner, which won the trip after a coin flip with cochampion Washington of South Bend. La port also tied for the East title, but did it with its 10th and last game the absolute limit for football competition under the IHSAA banner. There is not much question that this is Byers' best collection at Reitz in a long career that covers several outstanding ball clubs.

The Panthers have been rated the No. 1 team in Indiana on both AP and UPI polls for most of the campaign. In addition, Reitz has one of the best defensive records ever established. In eight games it has given up only one touchdown, and that occurred in a 34-6 triumph over Central of Muncie. Huntington's Vikings also permitted only one touchdown, but it got caught In a 7-7 tie with Peru that cost it not only a perfect defensive record but knocked it out of the Central Conference Crown, now Peru property.

GTON -MATICT SATURDAY, DECEMBER IB Bloomlngton at Manual. Decatur Central at Martinsville. Greenfield at Beech Grove. Lawrence Central at Howe. Ohio Deaf at Deaf School.

St. Xavier (Louisville) at Cathedral. Schulta (Torre Haute) at Scecino. Shortrldge at Kokomo. Southport at North CentraL Speedway at Brownsburg.

Washington at Warren Central. TUESDAY, DECEMBER IS Carmel at Plka. i Deaf School vs. Llifon at Danville. Franklin Central at Vernon Township.

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 14 Cathedral vs. Wood at Manual. Crispus Attucks vs. Tech et Butler, FRIDAY, DECEMBER le Deaf School at Beech Grove. Decatur Central at Franklin Central.

Franklin at Speedway. Howe at Greenfield. Loqansport at Tech. Manual at New Albany. North Central at Kokomo.

Pike at Lawrence Central. Providence (Clarksville) at Sceclna. Southport at Rushvillo. Worren Central at Center Grow. Washington at Cathedral.

Zionsvilla at Ben Davis. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 17 Ben Davit vs. Crispus Attucks at In-tfiona Central. Decatur Central at Plalnfleld. Howe et Broad Ripple.

Shartridgo at Anderson. University (Bloomlngton) at Sacred Heart. Washington at Franklin. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2 Bread Ripple at Southport. Deaf School at Sacred Heart.

Scecina at Shortrldge. Warren Central at Lawrenc Central. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 11 eech Grove at Pike. THURSDAY, DECEMBER Bread Ripla at Warren Central. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 11 Ben Davit at Lawrence Centrol.

Crispus Attucks at New Castle. Southport at Howe. Speedway of North Central. Wood at Shortridot. THURSDAY, DECEMBER Public School Tournament at Butler.

FRIDAY, DECEMBER Public School Tournament at Butler. Franklin Centrol Tourney (Beech Grove, Sceclna, Franklin Central, Wilkinson). Cothedrol ot Oerstmeyer (Terre Haute) Tournament (tentative). SATURDAY, DECEMBER II Franklin Centrol Tournament. TUESDAY, JANUARY Wood vt.

Brownsburg at Manual. FRIDAY, JANUARY a Broad Rlppla at Manual. Cathedral vs. Shortrldge ot Butler. Crawfordsvllla at Washington.

Oorfioid (Terr Houle) el Howa. Greenfield at Pike. Groenwood ot Decatur Central. Noblesville ot North Central. Vil'eV M0r' Pr0vidnt ClorX.

Scecino ot Lebanon. Southport ot Connerivllle. Speedwoy at Beech Grove. Tech ot Anderson. Warren Central at Lapel.

SATURDAY, JANUARY 7 Brood Ripple at Richmond. Crlsout Attucks ot Elkhort. Nona Central at Manual, Pike of Decatur Central. Tech vt. Washington et Indian Control.

Whitolond at Beech Orove. Weed at Jackson Centrol. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 11 Crispus Attucks vs. Shartridg at Indiana Central. FRIDAY, JANUARY 11 Ben Davis at Southport.

Cathedral ot Broad Ripple. Calumbut at Manual. Lafayette ot Tech. Lawrence Central at Beectl Grov Sacred Heart vt. Scecina at Indian Central.

Shortrldge at Madison Heights (Ander-(on). Speedway ot Franklin Central. Warren Central at Pike. Washington vs. Wood at Indian Central.

SATURDAY, JANUARY 14 Bloominqton at Ben Davis. Brood Riople at Scecina. Crawfordsviile at North Central. Culver Military at Pike. Deaf School at Kentucky Deaf (Danville, Ky i Howe at Shelbyville.

Jeffersonville ot Crisput Attucks. Manual at Tech. Sacred Heart at Decatur Central. Wood at Lawrence Central. TUESDAY, JANUARY 17 How at Columbus.

THURSDAY, JANUARY 1 Marian County Tournament at Butler. Crlsout Attucks vs. Lafayett Indiana Central. FRIDAY, JANUARY Marlon County Tournament at Butter. Cathedral at Sceclna.

Central (Muncie) ot Tech. Sacred Heart at Broad Rlppla). Shortrldge ot Crawfordsvllla. Wood at Greenwood. SATURDAY, JANUARY 11 Marion County Tournament at Butler.

Howe ot Tech. Roosevelt (Gory) ot Crlsout Attucks. Secred Heart ot Washington. Shortridqe ot Manual. TUESDAY, JANUARY 14 Beech Grove ot Worren Central.

Franklin Central at Morrlstown. Wood vs. University (Bloomington) at Manual. Zionsvilla at Pike. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 11 Brownsburg ot Decatur Central.

Manual at Woshlnqton. Wiley (Terra Haute) at Shartridg. FRIDAY, JANUARY 27 Ben Davit ot North Central. Crisput Attucks vs. How et Tech.

Donvilla at Speedwoy. Decatur Central at Center Grove. Noblesville ot Lawrence Central. Piko at Cathedral. Sacred Heart vs.

Beectl Grove et Indiona Centrol. Scecina at Fronklln Central. Shelbyville at Southport. Tech at Marion. University (Bloomlngton) et Deaf School.

Washington ot Brood Rlppl. Wood at Manual. SATURDAY, JANUARY II Cathedral at Tech, Crispus Attucks ot Martinsville. Deaf School at Mt, Comfort. Greenfield at Bread Ripple.

Hancock Centrol at Beech Grove. Howe of Ben Dovis. Huntinqton ot Sacred Heart. Shortrldge et Central (Munclt). Speedwoy at Washington.

Worren Centrol at Southport. Wood vt. Brookvillo at Cathedral. TUESDAY, JANUARY 11 Charlton (Plolnfield) at Deal ScheoL Decotur Centrol at Scecina. Shortrldge at Ben Davit.

Ziensvilkt Warren Central. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1 Sacred Heart vs. Brownsburg at Indiana Centrol. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY I Broad Rlppla at Southport. Deaf School at White's (Wabash).

Decatur Central at Mooresville. Franklin Central at Lawrenc Central. Howe of Cothedrol. Manual ot Warren Central. North Central ot Lebanon.

Pike at Westfield. Sacred Heart ot St. Mary (Andersen). Southport at Columbus. Soccdway ot Ben Davit.

Tech ot Richmond. Washington at Scecina. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 4 Beech Grove at Greenwood. Broad Ripple ot Tech. Cothedrol ot Lofayette Catholic.

Crispus Attucks at Connersville. El wood at North Central. Lawrence Central at Greenfield. Madison Heights (Anderson) at Manual. Pork School at Deaf School.

Plainfield at Speedway. Scecina ot Howe. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 7 Deaf School at Piko. Franklin Central ot Carmel. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY I Washington ot Ben Dovis.

Wood at Sacred Heart. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY Cathedral vt. Crltput Attuckl at utltr. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY If Beech Orove at Franklin Central. Ben Davis ot Plolnfield.

Deaf School at Carmel, Kokomo ot Tech. Lafayette Catholic ot Sacred Heart. Lawrence Centrol ot Sceclna. Manuol at Howe. Southport at Martinsville.

Speedway ot Decatur Centrol. Warren Centrol ot North Centrol. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11 Avon et Pike Cathedral at St. Joseph (South Bnd). Crispus Attucks ot Washington (East Chicoqo).

Decatur Central ot Lawrenc Central. Howe ot Worren Centrol. Noblesville ot Broad Ripple. North Central at Madison Helghti (Anderson). Scecino ot Manual.

Woshinqton ot Shortrldge. Whltestown at Deaf School. Wood vs. Peru at Washington. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14 Deaf School at Charlton (Plolnfield).

Wood vt. Crispus Attuckt at Manual. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1J Cothedrol vs. Sacred Heart at Sceclna. Lawrence Central ot Pendleton.

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17 rood Ripple at Creencastl. Cothedrol at Franklin. Crawfordsviile ot Ben Davis. Crispus Attucks ot Shelbyville. Decotur Centrol at Woshinqton.

Lowrence Central at Carmel. Lebanon al Hawe. Manual at Southport. North Central ot Fronkfort. Plainfield at Pike.

Scecino of Tech. Shortridqe af Connersvllle. Speedway ot Greenwood. Trafalgar ot Beech Grove. Worrtn Centrol at Franklin Central.

Wood vs. Southwestern at Manual. SATURDAY, FEBRUARY II Danville at Decatur Central. Deaf school at Illinois Deal (Jack-lenvlll, III.) TONIGHT Center Grove at Southporf. SATURDAY Avon et Speedway.

Greenwood at Franklin Central. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IS TrtteH at Warren Central. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER II Im Davti at Decatur Central. Cannaf at Beech Grove. ke at Danville.

Sevftipert at Franklin. Soeedway at Ziensville. Triton at Franklin Central. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 1 Seeedway at Center Grove. Meed at Walnut Grove.

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8 Wood at Franklin Central. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21 Beech Grove at Decatur Central. Broad Ripple vs. Lawrence Central at Buiitr North Central vs. Shortrldge at Butler.

Pike at Speedway. St. Mary (Anderson) at Cathedral. South Side (Ft. Wayne) at Southport.

Warren Central at Tech. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15 Ben Davie vs. Warren Central at Southptrt. Cathedral ve. Manual et Indian Central Pike at Sceclna.

Sacred Heart at Lawrence Central. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER Crispus Arlucks at Gerstmeyor (Terr Haute). Howe at Washington. New Palestine at Franklin Central. North Central at Carmel.

Tech at Southport, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER Sacred Heart vs. Shortrldge at Indian) Central. Scecme vs. Weed at Indiana Central. FRIDAY, DECEMBER Center Grove at Beech Grove.

Deaf School et Park. Dtcotur Central at Broad Ripple. Franklin Central at Pike. Gerstmeyor (Terre Haute) at Manual. Lawrence Central at Speedwoy.

Lebanon at Ben Davis. Seymour at Southport. Switi City at Cathedral. Tech of Frankfort. Warren Central at Sceclna.

Washington at North Central. SATURDAY, DECEMBER en Davis at Brownsbur. Crispus Attucks vs. Schult (Terr Haute) at Tech. Franklin at Hew, North Central at Lawrenc Central, leered Heart at Manual.

Shertrlda at Richmond, fetifhperl at Jeffersonvill. Windfall at Deaf School. TUESDAY, DECEMBER I en Davis at Brood Ripple. Center Orev of Franklin Central. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER Beat School at Dover.

FRIDAY, DECEMBER each Grove vs. Wood et Manual. Broad Rippie at Connersvllle. Cathedral at Schulle (Terre Haute). Crueus Attucks vs.

Central (Ff. fVoyno) at Indiana Central. Franklin Central at Greenfield. Howe at North Central. Lawrence Central of Washington.

Manuel at Ben Dovis. Now Coitie at Tech. Pike at Iiensville. i Secred Heart at Denvlll. It.

Xavier (Louisville) at Srocln. towthport at Oreenseurg. toeedway at Meoresvllle. sverrea Central at Decatur Control. SHAVER REMM RQLl-A p': REG.

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HOWE VI. SCECINA at CYO. 7:31 Hammond Vt. Michigan City at Hammond. (NIHSC playoff).

Memorial (Evontville) et Vlncenno. Reltt vt. Bosse at Evonsvlllo. Schult vs. Garfield at Terre Hwts..