Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 51, Number 250, Decatur, Adams County, 23 October 1953 — Page 7

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Clash Between Notre Dame And Tech Is Tops 1 | By UNITED PRESS j The meeting between Notre Dame and Georgia Tech rates as the main course on college football’s weekend menu, but several side dishes should prove appetizing to the nation’s fans. | For the television audience, at least, a hectic afternoon is anticipated Saturday when a panorma df four games will be offered in fclace of the NCAA “game of the i :

day.” In a unique show, the television cameras will pick up highlights of these games: Cornell at Princeton in an important Ivy league tussle, Indiana at lowa in a Big Ten meeting, Syracuse at Illinois in a major intersectional battle, and Mississippi at Arkansas in another intersectional contest. But, as the old showboat captain used to say, that’s only the beginning, folks. , Michigan State will place its 28game victory streak on the line against Purdue, California and Southern California knock heads on the West Coast, Rice meets Texas in a major Southwest Conference tussle, while Michigan and Minnesota get together in their annual "little Brown Jug’’ game at Minneapolis. In otner inter Sectional games, harp-luck Villanova will be at Kentucky, 'Texas Christian at Penn State, Southern Methodist at Kansas, and College of the Pacific at Marquette. There are only two major games on tonight’s Schedule, but one of them involves power-packed Maryland. The Terapins, ranked third in the nation this week, were installed a 19-point favorite against Miami in Florida. Boston pity hosts Lehigh in another night game. Meanwhile, Notre Dame and Georgia Tech both are reported near full' Strength for their titanic meeting at South Bend, \lnd., Saturday. The top-ranked Irish, . favored by seven points, will be missing only reserve fullback John Gaffney, out with a pulled, leg muscle, while Tech still is without first string tackle Koger Frey, who has missed the last three games. Notre Dame scouts nave promised the Irish “a rough afternoon" against Georgia Tech, and the statistics appear to back them up. The Engineers, rated fourth in

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Rocky Marciino May Fight Dan Bucceroni NEW ORLEANS, UP —The International Boxing Club hopes to line up Reeky Marciano’s next challenger from an ' elimination among four logical coptenders, but the heavyweight chdmp believes he will probably defend against Dan Bucceroni. The four mentioned by promoter Jim Norris at New York Thursday, are Bucceroni of Philadelphia, Nino Valdes of Cuba, Danny Nardico of Tampa, Fla., and Earl Walls of Canada. Marciano, on a wrestling referee tour, said a title match is tentatively scheduled for next February in Miami and added, "Although nothing is definite and won’t be until I hear from my manager, there has been Some talk that the IBC is definitely considering Bucceroni for me.’’ His manager, Al Weill, is now in Europe lining up an exhibition tour for the champion. Ice Capades Os 1954 To Play Fort Waytie FORT WAYNE, Ind. U John H. Harris’ lavish production, lie Capades of 1954, will play Fort Wayne’s Memorial Coliseum tor eight performances, Dec. 14 through Dec. 20. There will be nightly shows plus a Saturday matinee at 2:30 p.m. Ice Capades. billed as “the greatest show on 'ice,” is probably the largest ice show \on tour and is considered the ‘pioneer in field. It opened its 1954 season with a record-breaking draw in New York’s Madison Square Garden and is currently playing the Arena in Philadelphia. This year’s extravaganza, with its cast of 175, features Walt Disney's lovable “Snow White arid the Seven Dwarfs,” among several other outstanding production numbers. It’s the first time a show the proportions of Ice / Capades has played in Fort Wayne. 7 . .. Nine-Year-Old Girl Is Fatglly Injured MOUNT VERNON, Ind. UP — Mary Ann walker, 9. New Harmony, died Thursday of injuries suf-' sered a day earlier in an autotrain collision at a railroad crossing* near here. Two New Harmony youths wer» kilted in a similar accident at the same crossing six weeks ago. Boy Rescued From Refrigerator Case TALLAHASSEE. Fla., UP — Sniffles and terrifying memories were the only ill effects that remained today for Lindsey Stokley, 6, who wqs : found trapped in an ice box with death only “10 minutes” away. The boy suffered only a bad cold from his two and one-half hour stay in the refrigerator case but his father. C. L. Stokley, said he believed “he’d have been gone in another 10 minutes.” \ the nation, have yielded an average of only 181;2 yards per game and a total of only 23 points thus far this season. If you have something to sell o r rooms sos rent, try a 'Democrat Want Add. It brings results.

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Pistons And Baltimore At Coliseum Sunday FORT WAYNE, Ind. — The Zollner Pistons* final pre-season appearance at the Coliseum will be made Sunday night when the aspiring Zs take on the Baltimore Bullets at 8:10 p.m. The game, fourth of seven exhibitions for the Pistons* wll| set the stage for the Fort Wayne club’s home opener in the major leaglie of basketball, the National Basketball Association, scheduled Sunday night, Nov. 1, against Milwaukee. Sunday's uaie with Baltimore Wil! give fans in this area a look at fbv.eral first fate rookies. The Bullets have four outstandging freshmen professionals from Long Island University where Baltimore’s Coach Clair Bee gained national prominence as a basketball merttor. The rookies are 6-11 Ray Fell|, Hal Uplinger, Al Roges and Rollhn Hans.

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High School Football Gary Roosevelt 8, Gary Froebel 0. Indianapolis Cathedral 12, Evansville Memorial 0. Dike Eddleman Is Released By Pistons Dike Eddleman, former Illinois University athletic great, and parttime recreation director 3 for the Central Soya Co., has been released by the Fort Wayne Zollner Pistons basketball £eam, for whom he has played the past two years. At latest reports, Eddlehian Is uncertain pn whether to join another NBA team or retire for private employment. \ I ALLEN CONFERS YCoatinwed From Page Oae) have supplied officers with enough information on the 22 Americans to warrant beginning of "explanations” to them.;

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