Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 September 1937 — Page 17

"TUESDAY, SEPT. 28, 1937 __ : > iii __ THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES _ —_— ——— Sad ki PAGE 17

CALIFORNIA U. HEADS WILLIAMSON'S RATING LIST

Coast Team Given No. 1 Spot’ Calls Em for the Blue “Bob Zuppke | Here Tonight Butler Gets | Home-Coming ~ For Its Impressive 30 to 7 Made Happy Light Drill

. Victor y Against St. Mar y's! ‘ He Gets Some Weight in 4 Mistakes of Purdue Game 2 Line and Fast Back. . Are Outlined.

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Terms Santa Clara's 13-to-7 Triumph Over Stanford Only

oe i « Mi - (Eighth of a Series) Tg Butler University gridmen were =~ Major Upset; Minnesota Placed Among 10 Pace : By STEVE Basins : given a light workout yesterday nc Setters by Expert. ’ i : United Press Staff Correspondent : Coach Paul D. (Tony) Hinkle out-

eh AIGN, TIL. Sen ao : 3 lined mistakes that occurred durAMP ept. 28.—Even 5% : ing Saturday's game with Purdue.

: By PAUL B. WILLIAMSON - a : if. Bob Zuppke's silver anniversary ; In order to strengthen his, reserve : (Copyright, 1937. United Feature Syndicate) = : ; season at Illinois produces fewer power, Hinkle sent his ‘eserves JROOTBALL'S big gun teams .Stepped into the gridiron] Sa Ponies fhan hs Gepression years, against the freshmen. in : . » : Hh Sa 3 e craity € Dutchman s can As a result of Saturday's game, a Spotlight In a week-end of games that saw two-thirds of - 3 flash his famous smile after -it’s : few of the players Were rare in to ~the nation’s teams under way. in ta] all over, fave practice. George Perry, end, has -: Three big Western squads, two Eastern leaders and| = SAE a ayels have heen answered, ; a spraihed lateral ligament in his TAR: e D g We Stern guags, Cana a : a He's found a halfback who can run : right knee; Jake Weger, star tackle, ~ Minnesota in the Middle West were among the 10 pace set-| a ; a and pass, and a half dozen linemen : lost four teeth; Joe. Macek, end. : ters. Out of the approximately 200 games during the week-| : 3 : : ad VeELI% bonus oe re nursed a bruised nose and Bill SH ia ‘end Santa Clara's 13-to-7 victory Saturday over Leland Stan-| , ently are over. : Mol “le a to- BURN 0 Se. BD a: ford vy was the only major upset; American Inter-| | : Sa they nist fame wih Ohio | : day for Saturday night's encounter | Lash, above, former Indiana Unie = : < . niversity we ha start men | SE .| With Cincinnati University, at Cin-| versity track star, will see their national’s Scoreless tie Saturday with Massachusetts State from our left end to right tackle cHinEtl, Lengthy wot have | favorite citizen run in competition was the greatest surprise in the minor circuits, who never had played a second of g _ | been scheduled for the remainder| tomorrow for the first time, Coach L. B. (Stub) Allison’s University of California football for Illinois,” Zuppke said. of the week. though he has been startling big : s i Theyre heavy; but green. Before cities for years. eleven heads the week’s 10 best teams with major engage- the year is over, we hope theyll NEW PL AYS TRIED BY Auburn High School had no

ments played, for its 80-to-7 victory over St. Mary’s College, | : : be just heavy.” An all-star wrestling card of track and he had to travel to

: . 5 Zup’s green Illini forw rds ma ; - nearby towns to run. The ial earning a rating of 99. : not rip any telling holes in liney| [UF Matches with the first Amer- BROAD RIPPLE TEAM race will feature Auburn's anmail

In the Southwest, Tulsa University’s forecast 19-to-7 victory over | § ; ; of such teams as Notre Dame, Ohio | ic81 appearance of Johannes Van The Broa d Ripple F Rockets went | Street fair. It will be over a four the University of Oklahoma gets a rating of 98 for the second position in | § : State and Northwestern, but they | Der Walt, 215, of South Africa, as through a light offensive drill yes- | 20d 2 half mile tar-bound road the ranking of major teams. ; probably will form a typical fighting | a feature, will be staged tonight at | terday with emphasis on new plays. | _P¢tWeen Garrett and Auburn.

The other eight teams in the 10 outstanding squads, picked by im- ; defensive unit, the Armory. He faces Jim Wright, | Although pleased with the results portance of games played, are in the order listed: - : Goon 236. N kj : * of Friday's game, which ended in Duke University for beating Virginia Polytechnic Institute 25 to 0—97. ‘ ood on Offense : ; YeW York, in the semifinal. an 18-0 victory for the Ripple grid- i U N S Santa Clara for beating Stanford—96. : oe His pony backfield may be sus- Promoter Carter has bolstered men, Coach Ed Diederich said there Cornell University for beating Pennsylvania State College 26 to 19 ceptible ht enemy passing at-| his original card by signing Juan Will be no letup in drills and he | Wonderful Selection. Latest Models, —96. tack, but Zup will get the most out (Wildcat) Humberto, 220, Spanish hopes for further improvement. Use Our Easy Pay Plan. University of Minnesota for beating North Dakota State College 69 of them offensively. In the new heavy, to battle Rube Wright, 241. | The next encounter on the Rock- BLUE POINT ,, Delaware 10750 ; - .pinwheel” = backfield formation| Juan replaces Jack Hacer ets’ schedule is at Seymour Friday. Madison & Ray Louisiana State University for beating Florida University 19 to 0—96, | 3 : : which may become as copied as the The feature brings together

University of Pittsburgh for beating Ohio Wesleyan 59 to 0—95, a SRM EE nuddle, flea-flicker and fiying tra- | Irish Jack O'Connor, 222, Boston, : University of Southern California for beating College of the Pacific 4 3 R peze formation he devised, the backs | and Orville Brown, 228, “Indian ya Yr

40 to 0—95. Sa : : aa an were a deceptive lot. deathlock” hold exponent from Alabama Polytechnic Institute for beating Birmingham-Southern RE Capt. Lowell Spurgeon, a shifty | Kansas. Red Ryan, 221, Philadel- 3 D 19 to 9—95. : ae runner with a change of pace sel- | Phia, above, is in a return bout HY YO U3 CH Ol CE The Williamson System's record for the week was 88 per cent, dis- a hn dom seen at Illinois in recent years, | With Jim Morris, 226, Memphis. ‘regarding 10 “called upsets” but counting nine upsetting ties. Counting v ; TS ; once more will handle the right stragglers from the previous week, but nothing later than Sept. 25, score v Phot halfback with Bob Wehrl or Tony returns were received on 213 games, There were 21 upsets against the pre- Robert Shade, quarterback, will be in there calling signals When Mazeika at left half. Jack Berner, dictions, although practically every one was within a touchdown or less. Shortridge High School gridders tackle the Stivers High eleven of |2 converted guard, and Phil Pezzoli Of the 30 upsets and upsetting ties, more than half of them were in Dayton, O., at Butler Bowl Friday. The Blue Devils shoved off to a good |are the quarterbacks and Howie games on which we had incomplete or no information that early in the | start last week by halting Southport’s Cardinals. Stivers is heralded as | Carson, a hard luck boy who has season. The season's record through Sept. 25 is as follows: Total games - one of ihe leading prep teams of western Ohio. (Turn to Page 18) reported—268; upsets against predictions—27: Upseliing 0) pssis 8 a =» $2.50 CINCINNATI called as probable—14; called ties—6; over-all efficiency—87. 70, ef= 1] = basketball team which had a repuficiency not counting ties—90%. Blue Devi S Tune tation for speed. WE CARRY A FULL 2.30 Oxford

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The Shortridge football squad was of STB. Weizs), While W. SASH & CARRY PAPER CO. Phone Lincoin S105. Gros 725 Fulton St. Phone: LI-2448 i . . ALA, RI-6936 ER um sent through a heavy scrimmage ditioning 28 “B” team candidates, = hn LTIMORE & oniO TE Sy

and defensive drill yesterday by Coach Robert Nipper. The Blue Devils will meet Stivers High of Dayton, O., at Butler Bowl Friday, in their second game of the season. They won from the previously undefeated Southport Cardinals, 19-13, in a night game at Roosevelt Stadium last week. Coached by Horace English, the Stivers team has defeated Cincinnati Trades School by the decisive score of 32-0, using their reserves the last three quarters of the game. The probable lineup for the Englishmen will be Kieter, left end; Morelock, left tackle: Murray, left guard; Diehl, center; Tidwell, right guard; Linn, right tackle: King, right end; Zimmerman, quarterback; Fiorita, left halfback: Brenner or Rauch, right halfback; Bowers, fullback.

Tech Speeds Up for Tilt at Lafayette

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