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TUESDAY, OCT. 12, 1937

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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

CORNELL RETAI

Merits Honor by Trouncing Strong Princeton Team, 20-7; Texas Aggies Placed Second

Defeat of Arkansas by Baylor Termed Most Surprising Upset; System Has Efficiency of 89 Per Cent, Disregarding Ties.

; By PAUL B. WILLIAMSON ORNELL retained its position as the nation’s outstanding

team after putting away Princeton's powerful Tigers, 20to0 7 A handful of prominent favorites dropped their ganies to cause an unwarranted emphasis on upsets last week-end. The reversals in a dozen or so games is about average for the week-ends this season, but the big names kicked down attracted unusual attention. The games reported for the week-end gave the Williamson system a statistical efficiency of 87.6 per cent, or 89 per cent disregarding ties. That compares closely with the season’s efficiency of 88 per cent with 83 clear-cut tipsets against the system in 855 games, or 89 per cent disregarding ties. Several of the upsets last week-end were predicted by | this system as possible. Few of them greatly jarred the | ratings. Probably the largest reversal was Baylor's 20-to-14 | victory over Arkansas, but the Williamson system predicted | it as possible. | Yale's great halfback, Clint Frank, led his eleven to a | 27-to-7 triumph over Penn for an upset, although this col- | § umn in giving Penn the nod predicted it as a tossup game. | The Texas Aggies advanced to second place in the national rating after defeating Mississippi State, 14 to 0, in| one of the upsets. That upset is a mark against the reverse |

son ratings, which ranked the Aggies higher.

S TOP PLACE IN WILLIAMSON RATINGS

Heads Up! Those Illini Are Headed Our Way

prediction given in this column, but not against the William- :

Texas Aggies’ jump from 11th position to second place | represents a substantial climb in the upper strata of order of ranking, but actually the change in the rating was small.

(Games Reported Through Oct. 10) 150.5 153—Chattanooga ah 154—Grinnell - P23 155~~Miami, Fla aa} 156—Williamette 157—Texas A. & 1 158-—Davidson 159—Colo. i 160—Elon 161—St. Vincent 162—Pacific C. 163—La Poly. 164—San Diego Mar. . 165—Wayne U. “i 166—N. Mexico OU... 167—Greeley T. > 168—Miami, O. 160— Williams 170—Flagstaff T. ... 1 , Lawrence....

307—C. C. N. Y. 308—St. Cloud T. 309—Wofford 310—~McMurr $1 —Whitewater mn 312—Tuf R13 Shenandoah i 314—Richmond T., Ky. 315—Preshyterian . 316—John Carroll 317-8, W, 318—Parsons S1—Concord St.

Perfect Team

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25—Minnesota 26—Harvard R7—Sou. Calif. Seo State {

178—Bradley Poly. 179—St. Bonavent.... 180-—Tllinois Wes, 181—Bow. Green, Ky. 182—Augustana, S. D. 183—Missouri Mine. . 0 184-~Tholedo 339—VALPARAISO .. 185—Richmond U..... 340—Hamilton C. 186—Miss. C. vy J Delta T. .. 187—=Morningside oa Hinois C, 188-—Niagara 343—Heidelberg 189—Utah State 844—Schreiner 190—St. Benedict .... 345-—-Mt. Union . 191—Emporia_T. 346—Monmouth, Til. 192—Austin Col. ..,.. 59. Seg eoreetown, Ky.

), St. ov BD. y : 193—Montana St 319—Washington C, |.

194—Kutztown T, .... 59. 350—Mt. Pleasant | 195-—San Diego T... 331—Platteviie 1

196—Bowdoin 352-—Rockh 6 De] urst 197—Geneva 323 —Srring Hill 354—Trinity,

3% anderbily vena 31—Tulsa U, 32—Oregon U. ...... ! 33—Baylor 34—Stanford 35-—Villanova 36—Arkansas U. 37—Geo. Wash. 38-—~INDIANA U 39—Oklahoma U. 40—Georgia U, .. 41—-U C. L. A. 42—Princeton . 43-—-PURDUE 44—Mississippt U. .. 45—Mississippi St .. 46—Texas ¥. ...... 47—Centenary er 48--Manhattan 49—Tulane “ 50—Michigan S% 51—Colorado VU. ...

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359—Memphis, T. 360-—Idaho, S. B. 206 —gomhetce 1 . Sea Nent State 5: 307—Redlands ERE x oh 208—St. Edward ..... BB. ei pbpalachian ..

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211—Morehead T. 366—Linfield

54—Illinois v. b55—Colgate “ee SS arnegie Tech ve

60—Rice 61—S, Caroline U. 62—Holy Cross 63—Penn, U. ... 64—Temple 65—Wash State 66—Kentucky U, 67—Oregon State.... 68-—~Montana U “ 69-1, yirgiimia th. 70—Denver U. . “1—Florida U. T2—Clemson ¥3—Missouri U 74—Chicago U, ..... "5—Marviand U 76—Drake . Yi—Kansas St. "e's Y8—St. Mary, Cal... "9-—St. Louis U. 80—Idaho U. . R1—Gonzaga 82-~Birm. Southern 83—W. Virginia Wes. 84—DPartmouth 85-—N. Carolina St, 86—Marquette U. R7-—~Syracuse 88-—Texas Tech 89—Catholie U. 90-—Arizona Vs 91-8. 92-—~Bucknell avn 93-—8'wstrn, Mem. 94 Georgetown 95—Howard 96—Furman ......... 97—Jowa State 98-—Utah U. 99—N. Dakota St. 1n0-—Boston TU. 101—St. Anselm 102—Fresno State

211-—~Oglethorpe 215—Cincinnati 216—Case 7—Muskingum 218— Texas Mines 219—Davis- Elkins 220—Canyon 221-—Ran-Macon 222—Middlebury 223—Shippenshurg 224—C, Girardeau 225--Roanoke . 226—Bald-Wallace 227—Warrensbur 2}W-—-N. E,.C, L 8S. U. 559_.San Marcos 230-—Ripon vee 231-—~Moravian

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Spurgeon, Illinois eleven, who played considerable football on Saturday when his holding Notre Dame to a scoreless will be seen in action at Bloomington Saturday when the Illini battle

captain and star

1, U. in a home-coming engagement.

Here's Albert J. Lundberg, 217-pound tackle of the Illinois U., eleven, also expected to see action Saturday at Bloomington in what promises to be a lively engagement between the two old rivals. Lundberg stands six feet four, is a member of the junior class and hails from Streator, Ill

halfback of Bob Zuppke's

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{ 468—Otterbein ‘a . Sr monmouth, Ore.

170—Du 471—Trenton T. 472 pure City 1B AI PRANKLIN ‘C. i5—~Emporia C, ... Y6—Mass, St, | i—Esthervilie ye 1i8—Woster

| 479—~Lawrence Tech. . | 480-—Jordan C. .e | 481—=Johnson City ...

182—W. Liberty T

| 483—Guilford

184—Lewiston Nor.

485—Northwest C. ...

486—St, Olaf 487—Winona T,

488—Rio Grande ...

480—Shepherd C.

190—Morris Harvey S83

191—Bacone

| 402—John Tarleton .. 35.

193-—Rochester

| 494—~La Crosse T. “h 195-—Holbrook ehh | 498—Ferris Inst.

497—Calif. ro}

198—Calif. a. -.. 35 | 499—Tdaho © | 500—Okla, Bapt. ..... 35.

501—~Hiwassee 502-—Marietta ...... Pacific TU.

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Rensselaer ...... 34.

509—~EVANSVILLE 510—Louisville Un 512—Fairmont 512—Pacific Luth, .. 513-Lowell Textile

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515-—~0Oshkosh 517—=Midland whe 517—Moberly J. C... 518~~Joneshoro

519—Cumberland ....

520-—~Panzer . 521-Northland 522—Milligan

523—Ashland, Ore. ... 33. 524—Tahlequah T. ;

525—Warthurg 330 Brookivn C

527—Virginia J. C. ... 33.

528—Yankton 529—Simpson 530—Peru T. ... 531—Hillsdale H33=Hartwick 533-Stout 531—Wesbminster

537—Albion, ashe “B30

538—01d Mex, U. H30-<Connor Ages... 540—FEllendale T, 541-—Burlington J, 542—~Panhandle 513-—~Montana Mines 5448, Dak. M 546-Norwich 548-—Wilson T. 547—Edinboro T, 548—~La Verne 540—Marquette T

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S51—Sfoux Falls 55%2-Tennessre J. C.

353—Nebr. Wesley. ... 3

S54-—Rluefield C. 555—Salem A 556-—0livet

(Copyright, 1937. United Feature Syndicate)

Rhinies Brighten | Sycamore Hopes

{ TERRE HAUTE, Oct. 12.—The In- | diana State Teachers College oot. | ball team will be hard hit by gradu-

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| Hercules A. C. tonight at the Ar. |Season, Manual's football squad | mory. g 4 meets Tech Friday afternoon at the

George, who has been recognized East Side field. in some quarters in recent years as | Preparations were begun yester9 “tops” in the profession, will go |day With a long session that in‘n| against Sol (Rubber Ball) Slagel, cluded a signal drill, dummy scrim- | 265-pound “Kansas Giant” and a Mage and passing. Norman Williams rather fast mover for such weight, | received most of the attention from

[Bd Don was the matman who won | Coach Harry Painter during the

the title from Gus Sonnenber passing drill. Rough House Nelson, 235, Saaltt | Jen defeated Manual last year,

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Butler Girds for Second Conference Tilt Saturday

Still happy over their 33-to-0 win to cause Butler much trouble, for against Valparaiso last Saturday,|they have met defeat threee success Butier gridmen settled down today sive times thus far this season to another week of heavy practice |losing to Wabash, Union City Cole in preparation for Saturday's en-| lege Ky. and Rose Poly gagement with Evansville College at| Saturday's game took its usual Butler Bowl. [toll of injuries for Butler. Jos Ooal Tony Hinkle and his boys are | Macek, senior end, has been placed not taking any chances on allowing | on the injured roster as a result of their Intercollegiate title to fall into |a broken right hand. Jim Hauss, the hands of some other school. |210-pound tackle, is on the sidelines Their clash with Evansville will indefinitely, due to a sprained ankle mark their second conference con- | Capt. Inman Blackaby, hard charge test. | ing fullback from Canton, Ill, has The Purple Aces are not expected | been disabled with a recurrence of = la back injury. Blackaby, however,

: Ey 5 Dobie’s Team Meats Temple

| Merrill, reserve tackle, is expected | to answer the starting whistle for Hauss Tom Harding, Negro triple threat star, who had been out with a lame BOSTON, Oct. 12 (U. P).—Gil | Dobie’s power-laden Boston College eleven seeks to settle an old score skin 11 times for a total of 107 today when ft clashes with Pop | yards. Warner's Temple team in a Colum- |

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