Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 October 1937 — Page 32

By Eddie Ash

NEPHEW WITH TLLINI

INDIANA MADE SLIGHT CHOICE

ZUPPKE'S

NDIANA'S home-coming game with Illinois at Bloomington tomorrow Will be in the nature of career anniversaries for popular sports figures—Coach Bob Zuppke of the “Fightin’ Mini” and Trainer Jesse Ferguson of the “Fightin’ Hoosiers.” . . « Zuppke is celebrating his 25th vear as coach of the Tllini and Ferguson has just completed 25 vears of sei'vice as athletic trainer, and he also has had service as track coach and swimming mentor, .. The lini squad practiced at Champaign this morning and will reach Indianapolis late this afternoon on a special train. Only players and the football staff will ride the special. . vs They will remain here over night and go to Bloomington tomorrow morning. , .. Kickofl time is 2 p. m, ” n n » n OACH ZUPPKE'S nephew, Robert E. Zuppke of Minneapolis, is on the Illini squad. « «+ IHe's a third-string end, weighs 195 and stands 6 feet 2 inches. . « « Young Zuppke is a sophomore and looks the part of a comer, according to reports from Champaign. . .. Indiana hasn't won a game from Illinois since 1903, when Zora G. Clevenger, athletics director, was captain of the Hoosiers. + « The score was 17-0. Bo McMillin's warriors were heartened by their fine showing against Minnesota and the Illini stock soared as a result of the scoreless tie with Notre Dame. « .. The prediction of the writer is for a close one at Bloomington

tomorrow with Indiana the winner. » on xn n Nn »

UTLER plays its second home game tomorrow and is the choice by a wide margin over Evansville. . , . Other Hoosier games, with the ‘selacted” team hamed first: Notre Dame-Carnegie Tech, Northwest-ern-Purdue. DePauw-Ball State, Wabash-Earlham, Central NormalOakland City, Indiana State-Franklin, Valparaiso-Manchester, St. Joe= Rose Poly. Several thousand Indianapolis fans will attend the Indiana-Illinois Big Ten attraction . Information from Bloomington says many reserved seats still are available as well as several hundred general admission seats in the stadium curve, » ” 2 » » ” URDUE'S forward wall is an all-Hoosier affair. . The line that is expected to face Northwestern tomorrow is composed of ‘Gene Britt, West, Lafayette, left end; Capt. Martin Schreyer, South Bend, left tackle: Prank Bykowski, South Bend, left guard; Paul Humphrey, Terre Haute, center: Andy Grant, Terre Haute, right guard, Clem Woltman, South Bend, right tackle, and Bill Vergane, Michigan City, right end . The Boilermakers’ two injured senior veteran wingmen are also Hoosiers Don Powell hailing from Ft. Wayne and Jim Zachary from Princeton Allen Shackleton, sophomore reserve quarterback on the Purdue squad, is the son of Roy Shackleton, of Joliet, Ill., a 1906 Boilermaker graduate who was an outstanding quarterback during his undergraduate days. ” ” n » ” ” HE Navy-Notre Dame grid series was opened in 1927 with no more formality than a handshake between the late Knute Rockne and Commander Jonas Ingram, and there was no contract to seal the agreement which launched one of the most popular series in the game. . Irish and Middies have met 10 times, averaging more than 50,000 at each contest. ... Navy has won three out of the last four games, after Notre Dame annexed the first six in a row. .. . This year's clash will be at South Bend Oct. 23. . ” ” ” ” n n

ID LUCKMAN, Columbia grid star, tossed 34 passes against Army \ last Saturday and 18 of them were completed. . . . It was a oneman aerial circus . One throw was intercepted and it cost Columbia the game as a Cadet ran 92 yards for a touchdown. ... In an intersectional battle between prep school elevens, Culver Military pigskin chasers will invade the South tomorrow to tackle Tech High of Memphis, Tenn. Jack a Ralph Gormley, twins, are regulars with Louisiana State. Jack is the ven while his Prone: Pps end.

Indianapolis Times Sports

That Kind of Score When Manhattan igan State, 3-0, whether

Mich-

defeated

confused fans won-

dered Hubbell or Gomez

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JACK HUNT AGAIN PACES LOCAL

Puts 681 Score in

Printer or Low

Series Best of Season for | This Circuit; John Fehr Grabs Second.

Jack Hunt again headed the local bowling list today, putting together games of 246, 207 and 228 for a 681 total in the Printeraft League at Pritchett’s Alleys. Hunt's series is the best in this circuit during the present campaign. John Fehr was second with 662 while Alex Kriner had 632, Schoch 625, Grover Williams 620 and Roy Mawson 603. Quality lowers turned in a triple victory and Rapid Rollers, Advance Electrotype and Palmer Ink annexed two games, The Rollers hit for 2875, including a 1020 middle game. Bruce Johnston fired a 636 to top the Universal loop at the same drives, Tegeler starting with 256 for 617 and Johnson geiting 611. C. V. Aie, John H., Morrison, Inc., Blue Point, Russet Cafeteria, Rockwood Manufacturing and Koehler's Thrift Market all gained double triumphs. C. V. Ale's 2886 accounted for team honors. The scores follow: Hockersmith 01 186 16%

185 198

194— 57 200— 543 223— 593

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Wal Souveiovii 943 932 10112886 Fred Wenning's 628 is the season's | high in the Diamond Chain League. Repair Department and Exiles won | three games while Special Assembly | and Parts finished ahead twice. Ken Koelling came through with | 598 to lead the American United | Life loop. A triple victory was earned by Twenty Payment Life | while Twenty-Year Endowment and | Ten-Year Term captured two games. | In the L. S, Ayres circuit, Lange's |

199— 580 |

| 581 took first honors.

Belnord Shirts scored a shutout | triumph and Dr. Scholl, Stokol and | A. M. C. Shirts took the odd game. | The Tuesday Night Handicap League also was in action at Pritchett’s and Gatewood led with 576. | East Tenth Buffet, Regen Baking and Bond Baking were double win- |

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“Pug” Leppert showed the way in | the Intermediate loop at the Up-

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1937

pitched for the New Yorkers,

BOWLERS

Crowd Still Follows Babe

Babe Ruth is still drawing a gallery, the Springhaven Golf Club, left, Philadelphia golfer,

ture of him tramping over Pa., with Woodie Platt, Ruthian fans trail behind.

as you can see from this Springhaven,

while a flock of

Park School Plays

Knightstown Team

Park School's foothall team, minus |

three backfield stars, was to play

Morton Memorial

of Knigntstown |

this afternoon on the latter's field. |

Cusack, Broderick and Boswell, who have done most of the ball carrying for Coach Lou Reichel's squad this year, were out of

| The game was scheduled for 2 p. m. |

the |

lineup with injuries. Park's starting | eleven was expected to be Barlow |

and Kuhn, ends; tackles; Page, center; Sayles and Hines, | Price, fullback.

Hanna, halfbacks,

Youth Killed in

Game at Anderson

ANDERSON, Ind. Oct. 15 (U. —One of the first football fatalities in Indiana this season was recorded

P).

Beck and Binford, | Beck and Lathrop, guards; | quarterback; |

{

and |

| today with the death of James Phil- |

lips, 16-year-old high school halfback.

Phillips, a member of the Ander-|

[ town Alleys with 645, E. Litz getting {son High School squad, was injured fatally last night in a second-team |

| |

[28 to 0.

football game with Muncie, ceived head injuries and died in a hospital an hour later,

He re- |

Muncie won, |

Fighting Irish 0. K. by Us

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Oct. 15 (U, P.).—Members of the Notre Dame University Athletic Board today asked the nation's sports writers to stop calling the school's football team “the Ramblers,” Board members prefer the title “the Fighting Trish.” “Ramblers,” the board's state ment said, “signifies a team roving the country with no home games, This is no longer true of Notre Dame as schedules in recent years show,” “On the other hand, the name ‘Fighting Trish’ has been built into a term of respect by Notre Dame football teams.”

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The sixth annual Butl Indoor Relays will be held here March 19, Coach Larry Holmes said today The special mile race which last vear featured Glenn Cunningham Archie San Romani and other crack milers will be replaced by special events in shorter distances, Holmes said Efforts are being made to secure Johnny Woodruff, Pittsburgh. and John O'Brien, Syracuse former | U. S. Olympic team members, to | compete In he] races.

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D. Woods, freshman football coach. nounced the Blue Devil schedule of four games, from home. The schedule:

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