EX-HOOSIERS AID
GREAT LAKES IN
EATING INDIANA

Menke and Andres Star
in 41-36 Victory.

Bloomington, Ind., Dec. 12 [Spe-
cial] With two former Hoosier stars
as chief gunners, the Great Lakes
‘Naval Training station basketball
,team defeated Indiana, 41 to 36, here
last night.

It was Bill Menke and Ernie Andres
night, so-called by the Indiana stu-
‘dents, who welcomed the return of
‘the former Hoosier stars, and they re-
. sponded with 20 points between them,
Navy Takes Lead.

Menke was given a great ovation
y the Indiana crowd of 4,000 as he
ft the floor early in the second
calf. He was forced out for fouls.
Capt. Andy Zimmer of Indiana and
George Rung of Great Lakes also
were ejected on fouls.
| The Navy lads sprang into an 18
ito 11 lead with five minutes to play
in the first half, but an Indiana rally
sparked by Irvin Swanson, Ralph
Hamilton, and Dick Wittenbraker,
the latter two sophomores, put the
Hoosiers ahead, 19 to 18, at half
time.

Anderson Leads Way.

Bob Anderson's scoring spree in the
second period, aided by Andres’ and
| John Lobsiger’s accurate shooting,
soon sent the Great Lakes boys into
the lead again. They held a 10 point
margin with six points to go in the
last period when the Hoosiers again
spurted, but could not close the gap.
| Hamilton played an outstanding floor
game, as well as leading the Hoosier
scoring with 10 points.
Between halves members of Sphinx
_ club presented Menke and Andres,
‘alumni of the honorary social organ-
| ization, with scrolls of merit for their
‘athletic careers both here and in the
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