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•- 1 ! -V-- ft- • erz--. .- §':V TWO UOWE.LL THE LOWIfiLU TUESDAY, MARCH fi. 19IS rffic tounlci.a« IDink/Vnd FIuwerjYoti van both act as chuperones and Curley and Flint,|i.htl so with: nt.the i; prom." LowelJ Diploma Wins High Praise . A (Uplotna from Ii Dick Warren. "P. F. C." in thi» Army, is iww^( ser\*ing overseas. ' ° "^ Fletcher M. Meriwether, December, 10S7. ls A a r a-*' private in the Infantry, stationed: at Canil^-- RohertK. California. -i Bill Hendricks is a corporal In the U, S. Armj*,J_ stationed at'S.'in Luis Obis po. Billts a KTacrûate of 1941. J vidVng th* Flahaven Duvnrcs Thurston Miilrcady Moore -• . _ . f__. . .fl8i C'hnrles K.-Auerbach, captnin in the Coast""Ar*"*"" tlllory :Corps, riH:eivod the Bronze Star nioritutious service in connection with tnry operations against the enemy in F - from June to December of last year. Charles,^ attended Lowell and the University of ; . Colgate University's Navy Academy Refresher, • Unit (V-7)), nnd has rv|tat-te
STAN VIEWS By-PAUL STANLEY THE LOWELL, TUESDAY, MARCH C 1915 •JHKEE Indians Chase After Irish in Tough Prep 'Crucial' Today Poly Drops 'Big Game'; Indians Make Title Bid|Papooses Stay in Race By Victory Over Poly With a blistering second half attack that nearly blasted Poly eff the - court. Lowell's fast-breaking Indian. 1 ) last week continued their bid for the title by dropping the Parrots by tho wayside, JJ6-25, in n came that turned from a tight struggle in unu half to a walkaway in the other.: With Dick Mulready tanking ton points and dendeye Jim Duvaras coming- through for nine, Lowell was clearly the superior ball club from 1 A. great den) of the Indians' success this season must go to high scoring Pick Mulready, who has made the difference between a ball club good fundamentally, hut lacking in drive and scoring ability, and one which can run up scores Mich as the Indians have done up to now. "Mo." who got (iff to rather a poor start, has been coming through with the chips down in th« past few games to average around ten points per tilt.,.is well as being.strong.defensively and jrubounding.with the borit of them. But he hasn't been iJnnu by any monns. The two Joes, Thurston and Flnhavcn, each have ."7 points to their credit, followed by Jim Swimmers j Led by sensational Johnny Frac- ! chin's 11 points, Lowell's greatly tremely "rosy." Vanity holdovers l was constantly intercepting Poly i are Don Fisher, Tom Gitchell. Ed! pn^ nnd playing s haiiulf.il 1 Toner, and John Kosekmns. TlH'j i. This Game Should Sizzle start to finish. If the team ran continue playing that brand of ball, it .should have better than avcrngu chance against the league-leading _, -_ -# improved K10 pound bnskctcersj Sacred Heart Irish today. T r t \A/lfl toppled the title contending Poly 'The main factor for the Injuu's recent successes seems to he the fast * break installed by Cnncli NVff after the dinstrous "ch^ke" to Uaiboa., fm sir.ce then, the Indians have been able to boast of a 20- point per gume iiverage, second highest in the city. The way the prep casaha chase is knotted up now, yourguchs" is an' good nomine, hutjt looks as if Sacred Heart is definitely the team to V T ¥ In what should develop into one "I* tile season's top encounters. Jewell's title-seeking Indians meet *** j lightweights 30 tc 2.1 in u .Inntmcdl S:icred Ileart's lengue-iuadinieTrfim t Kcznr pavilion, February 23. De- on Keznr's battte-ficarrKd hard- little 7.il7y WonK'3lV l woods Apuari>nUy_destined to thn city crown, Lowell's the ball heat., With "two forwards like Breen and Gnlvfn, any team couldgo; mermen nre rounding into shapei £ c shot into an early and complaccB, and that Ht-ems to be. just what the Irish have bocn doing. Lin- wfth the siiring "titular fottivnl"! coin, with a hit of luck, could also get tin them, as could Lowell, providing thoy whip the previously mentioned pair. A victory over Sacred Heart today would make next week's clash with the Mustangs a "nat urnl," just a? last year's S. I.-Loowcll was, whrn the Injuns, on big last season's championship varsi- 1 deadly accuracy nrms of Jim ; Miring manding lead. haven, backboard control from fast appoarching. lanky Jo one . of the ' •nnUIcat.mon in " * the already strong varsity gumes as he is an excellent team! lnc "WOWi w a» rreestylorn. HUM Rodenbaugh., player with a deadly eye. Atccn-| H! * W .?W n* bHwr-an ^ second place winner to GenyonCtcr ( Toam; -.- -. defoii'-iU,*,- . • •.. to HamV^the light-' , .. -, . _ion, which Is always rcen aecauso It will consist main- [tc êfr-lower'division •boyfiÂnt-'for-tftle Lit ! '- : rite ho?|i-- 1 iramoVaH olrajr until '- ..ilie midcMfl of the third J quarter •*ft[hnn ithe J Indian ' .rcinntttiii!fnir'' I rrintheihatiial cbansg of coppiiig "'"" 'lcnd on. by •.j.Thnrfltnnr.Duyara ajâhaSen .arid re v"',;'' 1 ;'; 1 " -V--p-. s-..-.j5g| th(?.:tltle-l»y wlnn'iig allthottre- Wtilrendy (W .-^.»— 4-*T. G - '!' mainlng names. >Tho UwelPrecord ^.••••; Sncni Heart '••'•Jff*¥&^'''.'^ olSO Cmnmmef sllOWS -Wlns^Ve^StiJgnntiUS, nndî5(lon"-OT'onef ^ Croon " (0) : oin.ri.ii.ncar* _. _^ -^ ^.f'
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