Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 51, Number 240, Decatur, Adams County, 12 October 1953 — Page 7

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Pittsburgh And Nofre Dame To Meet Saturday

NEW YORK. UP — Notre Dame is “greatly overrated” insists Coach Frank Leahy, and fired-up Pittsburgh will aim to prove\he’s . right in the headline attraction of next weekend’s college tootball program. ' ■ The Panthers upset the Irish, 22-19, last year and they figure they , can do it again Saturday. Leahy, i who doesn't go along with the majority of who tab his team tops iri the nation, called Up-and-coming Pittsburgh one of the “great potential teams in the country” last Saturday after taking advantage of his own team's day off to watch the Panthers maul Nebraska, 14-6. j “Pittsburgh is capable of beating any teain," observed Leahy, adding that Notre Dame’s two victims this season. Oklahoma and Purdue, were really "not as great as they seemed.” W’hile (he Panthers strive to - knock thfe Irish off their lofty perch, Indiana will seek to hand Michigan State its first setback in 28 games in a Big Ten feature. Similarly, undefeated but oncetied Aubdrn will be aiming to wreck Georgia Tech's uhbeatqn string of 30 games in a Southeastern Conference feature while in another weekend high-light, Ohio Sttßfe. which was upset 41-20 by Illinois Saturday, Iboks to recoup against Pennsylvania, 40-0 loser to California. < ■ Alabama! * a contender'for the Southeastern Conference title,l tangles with Tennessee in a nationally televisejd ’ meeting between ''a pair of arfh rivals. In the same conference, Louisiana State wiij be looking for its first conference triumph of the year against highly regarded (Georgia and thrice-beat-en Tulane will attempt to regain some lost prestige against favored Mississippi. In addition to the State-Indldna tussle in the .Big Ten, Michigan goes gunning for

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its fourth victory of the year against Northwestern, which lost to Minnesota, 30-18, Saturday; Minnesota takes on and Purdue and Wisconsin opens their conference schedule against each other. [ Texas Christian, which almost pulled off the upset of the year before bowing to Michigan State’s three-touchdown onslaught n the final quarter, meets Texas A&M in a Southwest Conference tilt and in other Southwest Conference games, .Arkansas plays Texas and Southern Methodist meets Rice. The Pacific Coast teams begin their run for the roses with Southern California playing Oregon State; undefeated UCLA meeting Stanford; Oregon opposing Washington and Idaho going against Washington State. California has a non-confefence date with San Jose State. Big Seven features are lowa State vs Colorado and Oklahoma vs Kansas. Powerhouse Maryland and rebuilding North Carolina put line in the Atlanic Coast Confertheir untarnished records on the ence clash while North Carolina State meets Wake Forest in the same group.

Eleanor Roosevelt Observes Birthday HYDE PARK, N. Y., UP — A quiet family celebration was held for Mrs. Eleanor Roosevelt on her 69th birthday. Present were her son and daugh-ter-in-laW Mr. and Mrs. John Roosevelt, and three grand children. Asked if she cut a birthday cake, Mrs. Roosevelt replied, "Oh, certainly. I always have one.” Famous Sculptor Is Taken By Death WESTPORT, Conn., UP—Sculptor Janies E. Fraser, Who designed the “buffalo nickel” and several widely-known statues, died Sunday. He was 76. Frasier, a- native of Winona, Minn., first gained nationwide attention at the age of 17 when he modelled "the end of the trail”, ■showing a tired Indian on a horse. This and the buffalo nickel depicted scenes seen in his youth in the Dakota territory.

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Four Big Ten Tilts On Week's Schedule By UNITED PRESS The Big Ten’s three remaining undefeated football teams face conference competition this weekend and should last Saturday's form hold up, all could be upset. Michigan State, which beat Texas Christian for its 27th straight triumph last weekend, will entertain Indiana. I Michigan, a come-from-behind winner over lowa Saturday, meets Northwestern at Ann Arbor. Illinois, once tied but victor over Ohio State last! Saturday in the day’s biggest upset, will meet Minnesota, surprise winners over Northwestern, at Champaign. Wisconsin will play at Purdue in a fourth conference scrap while in non-league battles Ohio State travels to Pennsylvania and Wyoming appears at lowa. Notre Dame, idle with an open date last Saturday, will play Pittsburgh at South Bend.

College Football ' Illinois f 4l. Ohio State 20. Michigan 14, lowa 13. Minnesota 30, Northwestern 13. Indiana 21. Marquette 20. Duke 20, Durdue 14. Michigan State 26, Texas Christian 19. I Butler 25, Ball State 7. • Indiana Central 18, Anderson 0. Indiana State 23, St. Joseph's 14. I Evansville 9. Valparaiso 6. \ | De Pau w 7, Oberlin 7 (tie). Hanover 27, Earlham 14. Taylor 19. Manchester 0. Rose Poly 14, Franklin 0. Wabash 25. Coe 7. Villanova 15. Boston College 7. John Carroll 19, Dayton 13. Pittsburgh 14, Nebraska 6. Army 27, Dartmouth 0. Navy 26, Cornell 6. California 40, Pennsylvania 0. Cincinnati 41, Toledo 7. Xavier 19, Louisville 13. Mississippi State 21, Auburn .21 (tie). -■ Georgia Tech 27. Tulane 13. f Maryland 40, Georgia 13. Alabama 41, Tulsa 13. Kentucky 6, LSU 6 (tie). Washington 13, Southern Cal 13 (tie). \ Stanford 21, Oregon State 0. Baylbr 14, Arkansas 7. Oklahoma 19, Texas 14. ■ k If you nave some:n:ng to sell or rooms for \reut, try a Democrat Want Add. It brings results.

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Lopat's All-Stars .Continue To Win HONOLULU, T. M., UP-Eddie Lopdt’s All-Stars, undefeated in two years of barnstorming, aimed for their 30th straight victory today against a contingent of the best baseball players in Hawaii. (.Lopat's team, which won 25 straight games last year without a loss, scored its fourth successive triumph of the current tour by beating Paul Richard’s All-Stars, 14-8, in Denver Sunday before a selou crowd of 13,852 fans. ■' i. '■ . ,\V British Set Atomic Explosions Tuesday i LONDON, UP —Britain will set off the first of a series of new atomic explosions Tuesday on the great Woomera Range in desolate central Australia, the Ministry of Supply said today. It is expected the tests will be concentrated 6n guided missies, some of them radically new. Youth Found Dead In Parked Automobile METAMORA. Ind., UP — The body of Clyde Chestebn, 20, Metamora, was found in a parked car oh U. S. 52 here Sunday, and authorities believed he died of carbon monoxide poisoning. Jack Ferman, 19, Metamora, who said he and Chatseen had gone to the car to sleep, was found in a dazed condition about a half block away. Franklin County Sheriff James F. Hixon quoted Ferman as saying he remembered nothing except being awakened in the back seat of the car and stumbling out. The motor had been left running.

Sen. McCarthy Cuts His Honeymoon Short Ends Honeymoon To Resume Red Probe APPLETON, Wig. UP — Sen. Joseph McCarthy, a bridegroom of less than two weeks, cut short his honeymoon to resume his investigation "of what he terms “an extremely important” case of “current espionage.” The Wisconsin Republican left the airport here by private plane and was expected to arrive in New York City in time for an afternoon, hearing into the recent suspension ot several Ft. Monmouth, N. J., employes as “security risks!” McCarthy cut short his planned three-week honeymoon with his bride, the former Jean Kerr, once the senator’s staff aide. McCarthy, chairman of a senate investigations subcommittee, said Sunday his staff had been working several months on the investigation of alleged radar security leaks at Et. Monmouth. “It appears to be a case of current espionage of an extremely dangerous nature,” he said. He did not name any prospective hearing witnesses but said more than 100 had been interviewed: and a “great number” have been subpenaed. McCarthy and his bride have been visiting friends at his hojne town for the past two days. Th«y were guests at the home of Atty. Urban Van Susteren, a close friend., \ McCarthy and his bride left for New York aboard a privatelyowned plane loaned to them for the duration of his honeymoon by a political supporter. McCarthy's aides would not disclose who owned the plane. Pro Football Cleveland 37, Philadelphia 13. Detroit 24. San Francisco 21. Washington 13, New York 9. Los Angeles 38. Green Bay 20. Baltimore 16. Chicago Bears 14. Pittsburgh 31, Chicago Cardinals

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Graham, Layne Dominate Pro Football Loop NEW YORK UP —Two quarterbacks —Otto Graham of the Cleveland Browns and Bobby Layne of the Detroit Lions—are dominating the 1953 National Football League season. Cleveland opened its eighth home v season and strengthened Rs bld for an unprecedented eighth straight division title Saturday night with a 37-13 triumph over the Philadelphia Eagles. Graham completed 26 out of 30 passes for 297 yards as Cleveland made Rs record 3-0 in the Eastern Conference. . Sunday Layne threw the decisive touchdown pass to end Leon Hart as the champion Dions took undisputed first place in the Western Conference and remained the league’s only other perfect-record club py beating the San Francisco For-ty-Niners, 24-21. A record Briggs Stadium football crowd of 58.079 watched the Lions break their first place deadlock with San Franpisco. In other Sunday games, the Washington Redskins (2-0-1) scored a .13-9 triumph over the New York Giants (0-3) ;\ the Los Angeles Rams (2-1) posted 38-20 victory over the Green Bay Packers (0-3) as quarterback Norm Van Brocklin's passes set up four of the five Ram touchdowns; quarterback Fred Enke’s touchdown passes to end Dan Edwards and haifbjttk Buddy Young, and Bert Recbichar’s field goal gave the Baltimore Colts (2-1) a 16-14 decision over the Chicago Bears (1-2); and the Pittsburgh Steelers (2-1) scored a 31-28 victory over \ the Chicago -Cardinals (0-3) with a 17-point last period rally. A Layne teamed with the 265-pound Hart on a 49-yard third-period scor--ing that kept Detroit on top in the tough Western Division. San Francisco immediately* cdt the De troit lead to three points when quarterback Y. A. Tittle scored on a seven-yard end run after halfback Rex Berry returned the next kickoff 65 yards. But that ended the scoring and it was a costly tub for the losers because Tittle suffered a possible broken jaw on his TD dash and missed the remainder ot the game.

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