Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 55, Number 244, Decatur, Adams County, 16 October 1957 — Page 7

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Terry Brennan Is Named As Coach Os Week SOUTH BEND, Ind., (UP) — He’s a true-green Irishman married to a Kelley, yet he refused to inaugurate his first spring practice on the traditional St. Patrick's day because it was too cold. He’s a lawyer who doesn't practice but makes sure his players do. He was a football player at nine, a college starter at 17, a schoolboy coach at 20 and got the most glamorous college- coaching job at 25. He’s Terence Patrick (Terry) Brennan, the United Press Coach of the Week after the dramatic 23-21 victory of his flu - bitten Notre Dame team over old rival Army. Beat Flu First "‘I thought we’d really be in trouble after all those boys got the flu." Brennan said today. ‘‘Why, the student body had so many sick that We had beds in the hallways of the infirmary and had to have a temperature of 102 to get in. But the boys just wouldn't quit, that's all.” The last time Army and Notre Dame met—in 1947—19-year-old halfback Terry Brennan zipped 97 yards for a touchdown with the opening kickoff to touch off an Irish victory. This time, Brennan faced a lot more pressure. Ever since he succeeded Frank Leahy four years ago, critics and opposing teams alike have waited to pounce on him. They had a field day when the 1956 Irish, green in experience as well as uniform, won only two games.

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The Notre Dame administration supported Terry to the limit and the victory over Army made the Monday morning quarterbacks as silent as Calvin Coolidge. w Father Was ND Star Hard work and ambition are Brennan trademarks. , Terry, son of a former Notre Dame star and brother of three former college players, won seven letters in football and track at Marquette High in Milwaukee. Then came four years as Notre Dame’s “bread-and-butter" runner. After graduation. Terry became coach of ML Carmel high in Chicago and won an unprecedented three straight league titles. He also found time to teach two subjects and spent his nights earnings a law degree, at DeP/mK university. In 1953, he became an assistant coach at Notre Dame and got the big job the following year. Uses Firm Hand Despite his youth. Terry controls his players with a firm hand. Once, his Mt. Carmel players sneaked out of training camp at night for a sundae and soda orgy. Brennan Solved that by calling a long, surprise calisthenics drifl when the boys got back. They behaved after that. Notre Dame doesn’t play this week, which makes Brennan happy because "I know we can whip the open date. We’re two touchdowns better.” After that on successive weekends come Pittsburgh, Navy, Michigan State, Oklahoma. lowa, Southern California and Southern Methodist "It's enough to frighten anyone.” Brennan conceded, and no one will dispute that. “I don't know what would make a great season, but we’ll do our best to get one.”

Spider Webb Favored In TV Bout Tonight LOUISVILLE — (IF — Middleweight contender Spider Webb of Chicago is favored at 3-1 to beat Jackie Labua of New York tonight in their TV 10 - rounder at the Exposition Center. Webb is fighting as a late-notice substitute for Ralph (Tiger* Jones, who was bedded last Saturday by a hip ailment. But the Spider is favored, nevertheless, because of his combined boxer — puncher ability. Their bout will be televised nationally by ABC at 9 p.m. c.d.t. " ■ High School Football Elwood 21. Peru 6. Columbus 25, Greensburg 0. Aurora 20. Cambridge City 2.

111. Placed On Probation For Year By NCAA KANSAS CITY. Mo. (UP)—lndiana and West Virginia, the latest schools to run afoul of new "gettough” National Collegiate Athletic Assn, policies, today made clear they consider their one-year probations a major slap. Indiana Athletic Director Frank E. Allen reacted to the NCAA penalty by comparing his team to a stricken fighter, “floored twice,” but "still with a chance to win.” Allen said other schools have come back “to win” and “this Indiana will do.” The Hoosiers’ first blow was the suspension of its new football coach, Phil Dickens, last July. The former Tennessee grid star transferred from Wyoming in January. Dickens' suspension followed the revelation of illegal offers of vacation transportation money and “incidental expense” allowances of SSO a month to about a dozen prospective athletes. The suspension, effected by the university, was the result of Big Ten pressure. Findings Called “Unjust” At Morgantown, W. Va.. university President Irvin Stewart said he felt the probation, imposed following findings of the NCAA’s infractions committee, was “unjust” Stewart said the violation, involving a fabled Kentucky prep basketball player, did not comprise an infraction in his opinion since "a person not connected with the university did certain things without the knowledge of the university. He said further that West Virginia declined to accept the prospective athlete, identified as Kelly Coleman. The youth would now have been a second-year student. Coleman who shattered virtually all Kentucky high school scoring records, was not accepted because ot low scholastic marks. The NCAA, in announcing the probations at the conclusion of a two-day executive council meeting here, said Indiana’s violation was considered “far greater.” The body, however, charged that a West Virginia “friend and booster” offered and gave aid to the athlete "with the knowledge" of a university representative in contradiction to Stewart's comment. Allegedly Get Gifts The NCAA said the aid was in the form of the use of an automobile and gasoline credit card during the spring and summer of 1956 and periodic other gifts including cash. The probation does not rule the schools out of any events, but serves as a warning. NCAA Executive Director Walter Byers, In revealing the probations, said the action meant both schools’ athletic programs win be under “close scrutiny.’’ The NCAA will review the probations prior to the expiration date of Oct. 15, 1955. Byers said unless Indiana and West Virginia operate under complete accordance with NCAA regulations, the council would recommend expulsion.”

Marchibroda Put On . Cards' Active List CHICAGO — W — Quarterback Ted Marchibroda. signed as a free agent early last month, has been put on the active player list by the Chicago Cardinals. Marchibroda completed 12 Td passes last year while with the Pittsburgh Steeiers, who named him their No. 1 draft choice in 1953. District Recreation Workshop Oct. 30 Recreation leaders of adult groups, junior leaders, or rural youth arc invited to attend the district recreation workshop at Wabash Wednesday. Oct. 30, from 9 a m until 3:30 p.m. The program will be held at the Wabash Honeywell memorial center, under the leadership of Dale Miller, Art Howard, and Dale Masten. Annual Far mßureau Fish Fry On Friday Glen Sample, editor of Hoosier Farmer, will be the main speaker at the annual Farm Bureau meeting and fish fry in the Adams Central gym Friday evening. The fish fry will start at 5 and last tintil 7:30, and the meeting will follow at 8 p.m. Harvey Lehman, of Wabash township, and Mrs. Arthur Kocneman are in charge of the arrangements.

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Revisions Made By Major League Teams By UNITED PBEBB It was "moving” day in the major leagues today, with several former big leaguers returning for another chance and other beginning the long road back to the minors. Stan Palys, who led the Southern Association with a .359 batting mark last season, was purchased by the ‘ Cincinnati Redlegs, who gave up shortstop Bobby Durnbaugh and pitchers John Oldham and Jim Brechin to Seattle of the Pacific Coast League in exchange for the outfielder-first baseman. Palys first broke into the majors with the Philadelphia Phillies in 1954. Jim Greengrass, who' formerly played for the Redlegs 'and Phillies, was purchased from Sacramneto of the Pacific Coast League by the Detroit Tigers. Walt Carddock and Pay Herbert, bith with Buffalo of the International League, were purchased by the parent Kansas City Athletics, who gave up on both In previous trials. In other moves, the A’s sent catcher Bill Shantz, left — hander Gene Host and the right-handed Al Aber, 30, also a former Tiger, to Buffalo and second baseman Curt Roberts to Denver of the American Association as part of last summer’s big deal with the New York Yankees. Nippy Jones, 32, whose celebrated "shoe shine” led to Milwaukee's fourth game, 7-5 victory over the Yankees in this year’s World Series, was sent to Wichita of the American Association by the Braves, who called up infielder Joe Morgan from Atlanta of the Southern Association. Corky Valentine, 27, and Red Murff, 35, both of whom saw little action with the Braves, were sent to Wichita in exchange for Ray Rippelmeyer, a right - handed pitcher, and Vic Rehm, a lefthander. Bob Kennedy, 37, was given his outright release by the Los An-geles-bound Dodgers. Milwaukee Braves Drop Evansville MILWAUKEE - (W — The world champion Milwaukee Braves have dropped their Evansville franchise in the Three I league in favor of a working agreement with mother team in the Class B Circuit. ’Braves General Manager John Quinn blamed .a drop in attendance for Milwaukee's action. Bowlina Scores Miner League W L Pts. Smith Pure Milkl3 5 17 Holthouse on Highway 12 6 16 Kimpel Cigar Store .... 12’ 6 5 Clem Hardware 11 7 15 Sherwin Williams Paints 9 9 13 Dunbar Furniture .... 9 9 12 Child Life Shoes 9 9 12 Moose 6 12 9 Price Mens Wear- 3 15 3 Victory Bar 3 15 13 ■Smith Pure Milk won two from Kimpel Cigar Store, Holthouse (on highway) won three from Victory Bar. Clem Hardware won two from Moose, Sherwin Williams won two from Dunbar Furniture, Child Life Shoes won two from Price Mens’ Wear. High scores: Wolfe 212, Thoma 196, D. Kimpel 195, Lindy Grabncr 191. Major League W L Pts. Three Kings Tavern ..13 5 17 Ideal Dairy 12 6 16 Beavers Oil Service .... 11 7 14 Marathon Oil 10 8 13 Hooker Paint 9 9 13 Midwestern Life 9 9 13 Hoagland Farm Eq. Co. 9 9 12 State Gardens 9 9 12 Maier Hide & Fur .... 5 13 6 Decatur Blue Flame 3 15 4 Three Kings Tavern won 3 pts. from Midwestern Life, Ideal Dairy won 3 from Beaver Oil Service, Marathon Oil won 3 pts from State Gardens, Hooker Paint won 3 pts from Hoagland Farm Eq. Co., Decatur Blue Flame won 3 pts from Maier Hide & Fur. 600 series M. Bauermcister 615 '234-175-206*: 200- games: J. Kabe 200, C. ' Hurst 206-245, A. Erxleben 221, V. Strickelr 212, P. Smith 202, D. Reidenbach 200, D. Burke 200. 'films Developed at Edwards 24-HOUR SERVICE Huhne Drug Store

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