Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 November 1936 — Page 38

ibes Pick orthwestern

to Beat Irish|

boxing tournement ly were launched last night at the sioner

U. Favored Over Purdue; arquette Named to Trim Dukes.

- BY HENRY SUPER {Copyright. 1936, by United Press) EW YORK, Nov. 20.—Northwestwill round out a perfect gridlL season tomorrow and stake a claim to the mythical nachampionship by defeating

prs predicted today. The other two perfect record as—Marquette and Santa Clara p will ‘prolong their winning e Marquette will defeat Dupsne. Santa Clara will have an y time on Sunday against Loyola Los Angeles. Two of the nation’s fires unfen but tied teams who see acdD will win. Louisiana State, preg for ifs final game of the next Saturday against lane, have an easy time "against ithwest Louisiana. Fordham, a ding Rose Bowl candidate, will imph over Georgia and have only Y. U. on nksgiving Day as last barrier to a great season. jabama is idle. In the traditional ale-Harvard game, the Elis are ihicked to win the championship of “Big Three” in a very close jtle. Dartmouth is named to beat neceton and become the first team history to defeat all members of ‘Big Three in the same year. Stanford is named over Calipia in the Pacific Coast’s annual “Big Game.” Other selections:

East

“Holy Cross over St. Anselm; Manhattan over Villanova; Colgate over: Syracuse; Iowa over Temple; Penn State over Bucknell; Boston College ‘over Boston U.; Catholic U. ver ‘estern Maryland; Army over Hovet and New York U. over City ‘College of New York.

Midwest

Nebraska over Kansas State; Illinois over Chicago; Ohio State over ; Indiana over Purdue; Minnesota over Wisconsin; Detroit per North Dakota; Michigan State Arizona; Towa State over ke; Missouri over Washington of , Lous, and Oklahoma over OklaA. and M. South

Georgia Tech over Florida; Misssippi State over Mississippi; TuJane over Sewanee; North Carolina ‘over South Carolina; Georgetown over Maryland; Texas A. and M. over Centenary, and Auburn over Loyola. : Pacific Coast Oregon State over Oregon.

Southwest

~ Southern Methodist over Baylor, ‘and Texas Christian over Rice,

Rocky Mountain * "Brigham Young over Wyoming; ‘Greeley Teachers over: Colorado ‘Mines; Colorado State over Colorado Oollege, and San Francisco over Montana.

hadwick Hears He

Is to Coach Army United Press "FORT DUPONT, Del, Nov. 20.— apt. B. F. Chadwick, coach of the st Engineers football team — mpions of the Second Corps a — said today he has heard pmors from Washington” that he succeed Lieut. Gar Davidson as dl coach at West Point. I have had no official notificapn,” he said, “in fact, I have no to believe the rumors are ue. I simply heard them.” Capt. Chadwick's team has won

line

competition.

PREPS TAKE GAME | The Fairview Preps, grade school football team, defeated the School Juniors, 21 to 0.

straight games against serv- ]

third annual dinner of the organization held at Iozzo's Garden of Italy and attended by some 70 followers of the amateur fistic sport. The tourney is to be staged at the Armory arena on Jan. 2 dan. 29, Feb. 5 and Feb. 12, Sponsors of the event are The Times and Bruce P. Robison Post of the American

Legion, Fred DeBorde, tournament manager and chairman of the IndianaKentucky AA. U. boxing committee, announced membership of the Golden Gloves committee of the Legion post last night and discussed prospects for the coming tourney. Pistic fans will be treated to the spectacle of two matches being run off at the same time in rings at the next tournament, DeBorde announced. Heavy éniry lists prompted the decision to. present two rings in action at once, he said.

Committee Roster

Members of the Legion committee include Fred Hasselbring, post commander; Ray Parsons, Harold Purcell, Frank Collman, Rudolph Kyler, Paul E. Beam and DeBorde.

were Arthur Paetz, director of athletics at the South Side Turners, who discussed the county boxing. championships; Charles Evans, director of tion, Marion County WPA; Ed immerman, veteran boxing ‘ judge; Ray Parsons of the Bruce Ro Post; Tony Hinkle, director of athletics at Butler University; Wally \ Middlesworth, Butler assistant football coach and head of the city recreation department; Judge Wilfred Bradshaw, commander of the Twelfth district American Legion; Everett Saxton of the Bruce Robison Post, and ‘Paul Jordan, president of the IndianaKentucky A. A. U. under whose sanction the bouts are held.

Active Figures Present

Several persons prominent in fistic circles were introduced, including Jimmy Cooley, boxing referee; Ray Hahn, South Side Turners boxing coach; Frank Neu, South Side Turners; Ed Clemens, vice president of the Indiana-Kentucky A. A. U.; Dr. Herman G. Morgan, secretary

Grid Letters Awarded | to Blue Devil Stars

Twenty-one members of the Shortridge High School varsity football team, which tied with Tech and Washington for city championship honors, have been arded major athletic sweaters. Eleven seniors, juniors and one sophomore received the letters. The following seniors| were awarded letter-sweafers: Robert Hall, Richard Rehm, Haynes Willis, William Barr, Captain Adams, William Beaning, Jack Dawson, Dave Crockett, Robert - Brown, Arthur Hyman and John Combs. The nine junior lettermen who will play next year are: Richard Fisher, George Pike, Barnes Calwell, Harry L. Freyn, Emory Schlake, Randall Pack, Ji Crockett, Fred Rash and Whitten Lingeman. The only sophomore to receive a varsity award was =a Brown.

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Other spzakers of the evening

Lop Ambers (above) is to take e veteran Jimmy McLarnin in a 10-round battle in New York tonight, It will be a non-title affair. Ambers is the world’s. lightweight fistic champion and McLarnin is former welter king.

Amateur Ring Lads Perform

A strong, evenly matched preliminary card of six bouts will support the lightweight battle at the Armory tonight between Johnny Krukemeier, of the Chevrolet Body Plant, and Milton (Young) Bess, Negro star of the Bess A. C., in the feature match of Roy Wallace’s amateur fistic program. Several weeks ago Bess shaded Kr meier in a fast four-round engagement here. Bess is rated by many as the most promising young scrapper Indianapolis has turned out .in recent years, but Krukemeier has been in hard training and is confident of evening the score tonight. Tonight's main go is scheduled over the five-round route. A hard-fought bout is expected in the semi-windup when Harry Brown, hard-hitting Beech Grove middleweight with a long list of knockouts to his credit, meets Fred, Sheridan of the Boyce A. C,, in a three-rounder. Four other threeround matches follow: Tommy LeFever, Oliver. A. C., vs. Leroy Dycus, Bess A. C,, bantamweights. Walter Johnson, Oliver A. C., vs. Rural Tyler, unattached, bantamweights. Bob Blue, South Side Turners,

oh ey

Walter Prettyman, Bess A. .C., flyweights. Another three-rounder is in the making to start the show at

vs. Harry Fishell, Bargersville, weél- | Robert Simmons, ‘Boyce A Ci ho

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Irishman Favored

of Large Weight oi Advantage.

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pugilistic reer to night when he tangles with Lightweight Champion Lou Ambers in a 10-round, over-the-weight niatch at Madison Square Garden.

Defeat by the Herkimer buzz-saw,|

who won the lightweight title from Tony Canzoneri this fall, jundoubtny will send McLarnin tirement, but a victory ive i petus to his campaign for Shince to repossess the wel he lost to Barney Ross in May, 1804. 1834. The Vancouver ;

| slight favorite—about 7 to nd

cause he is expected to have an eight to 10-pound weight advantage. The fighters will weigh in at

noon. Get Crack at Champ Winner of the match definitely will be in line for a shot at the welter title, but whoever wins will have to wait, because there .are two championship vouts already arranged. Ross is defending against Izzy Jannazo of New York here next Friday night, and the winner is committed to give challenger Ceferino Garcia of the Philippines a shot at the title within 60 days.. Although McLarnin is favored, even his strongest backers will concede that if he wins he will have to do it early in the bout. . The longer it goes the less chance he will have against his younger . and stronger opponent, for Jimmy is approaching his thirtieth birthday.

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