Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 October 1937 — Page 15

TUESDAY, OCT. 19, 1937 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES PAGE 15

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- LOUISIANA STATE IS RANKED FIRST BY WILLIAMSON

Kept Goal Line Uncrossed | By Beating Mississippi, 13-0; Cornell Toppled From Lead

Oklahoma Improves Standing by Holding Nebraska, Conquerors of Minnesota, to Scoreless Tie: Alabama Is Second.

By PAUL B. WILLIAMSON OOTBALL giants fell in a week-end of games which saw

latent strength stirred to scoring power in teams heretofore considered unimpressive. Coach Ossie Solem’s Syracuse Orangemen stepped out as the No. 1 giant killer by toppling Cornell's Big Reds from the national leadership. Oklahoma rose to hold the more highly rated Nebraska Cornhuskers to a scoreless tie, according to the Williamson prediction. Baylor, rated near the bottom in pre-season polls of Southwestern Conference coaches and sports editors, stepped out to tumble the Centenary Gentlemen, 20 to 0, thereby supporting the pre-season estimate by the Williamson system. Louisiana State kept its goal line uncrossed in beating | Mississippi, 13 to 0, and earned the top-ranking rating of | 99.8. Bernie Moore's unscored-on Tigers stand out as pos-| sible contenders in the season-end battle for supremacy.

Alabama ranks second with 94.3 after its 14-to-7 victory over Tennessee. Texas Aggies, after holding Texas Christian to a scoreless tie, are | third with a rating of 96. California dropped slightly in taking its double-header “breather” but ranks in fourth position at 95.2. The Golden Bears beat the College of Pacific, 20 to 0, and the California Aggies 14 to 0 in a Saturday aft-

ernoon stride. Others in the top 10 are: Auburn after beating Mississippi State 33 to 7—95. Pitt after a scoreless tie with Fordham—94.8 North Carolina after beating Wake Forrest 20 to 0-—04.7. Villanova after beating Manhattan College 20 to 0-—94.3. Northwestern after beating Purdue 14 to T—9%4.2. Columbia after beating Penn 26 to 6—94. Syracuse evidently toved in its first two games with minor teams. The strength shown to topple Cornell indicates that the Orangemen probably could have run up even higher scores against Clarkson and St. Lawrence in the first games to earn a rating more commensurate with their defeat of the nation's ranking team of last week. These post-game ratings represent each team’s efficiency of consistent performance to date, calculated by the Williamson National Rating Svstem. The ratings do not always indicate a direct gauge of the strength of each team as compared to all others in the table, but in general they do indicate each team's relative strength in comparison with its scheduled opponents, The final ratings of the completed season, however, should he close to a 100 per cent measure of the strength of the respective teams. The percentage figures below (right-hand column) are the most important, The listing figures (left-hand column) are for convenience | in giving the fractional differences in order. although it is expected that at the end of the season the teams will finish in their true 1-2-3 order. | Games reported through Oct. 17. {

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50, 000 Expec ted to ‘See - Clash Between Old Rivals

When Notre Dame and Navy clash in their annual football classic at Notre Dame Stadium Saturday, three native Hoosiers probably will be

in the Middies’ starting lineup.

a 3-0 triumph in Baltimore last year, Bob Antrim, Peru, and Chuck Reimann, Shelbyville. Large home

3 | town delegations are expected to be 0 | on hand to see the three local prod-

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Notre Dame last year, | Despite Notre Dame's unexpected

] d | defeat at the hands of Carnegie 24,5 | Tech and Navy's scoreless tie with

| Harvard, 50,000 fans are expected | to see the 11th consecutive game |in the colorful series. | First meeting between the two | schools was in 1927, when the Irish ‘won, 19-6. Navy had claimed the 3 mythical national title the year be5| fore. In 1928, before a crowd of

They are Bill Ingram, Culver halfback, whose dropkick gave Navy

| victory string to six in a row before | Navy finally triumphed in 1933, 7-0. (In that game Notre Dame made 21 first downs to the Middies’ two, but lacked a scoring punch. Notre Dame ran up 14 first downs (to three in 1934, but Navy won, 18-6, | Then, after the Irish had tempo- | rarily broken the Navy jinx with a | 14-0 victory in 1935, the Middies | came back last year to capitalize on | Ingram's kick and turn in a 3-0 [ upset.

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N ippon Grappler Faces 2 Tests

| The “sleeper” hold of Shiniki (Killer) Shikuma, 205, Japanese grappler, will face two tests at the Armory tonight where he is to appear in the main go on the regular Tuesday nat bill. Shikuma tackles the “Cry Baby” of the wrestling world, George Zaharias, 241, Colorado Greek, in | the feature tug. The trick Japanese | matman hopes to outmaneuver his foe and send him to slumberland with this pet grip. Earlier in the show, Shiniki will demonstrate the effectiveness of the grip and will offer $50 to any fan who can stand up under it for more than 60 sec-

Bob Antrim of Peru

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onds. Another “Zaharias,” the 236pound Babe, brother of George, meets Pete Peterson, 224, Min-|

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Another Knockout

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 19 (U. P). —Henry Armstrong, Negro featherweight from Los Angeles, who meets Petey Saron for the title 10 days hence, had added to his long string of knockouts today with a quick victory over Joe Marciente of Montreal. A right to the jaw ofter 2 minutes 6 seconds of the third round knocked the Canadian through the ropes, and he was saved by spectators from rolling on the floor of the arena. Six thousand watched the contest. Armstrong weighed 131, and Mar-

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