Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 November 1937 — Page 6

By Eddie Ash

HOOSIER FANS HAIL IL U. TEAM

AND WABASH TOSSES SURPRISE

Indianapolis Times Sports

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NDIANA'S stunning defeat of Ohio State, 10-0, Saturday, supplied Hoosier football fans with a choice bit of grid orating today. ... It was the Fighting Hoosiers’ second Big Ten victory in three starts and virtually assures Bo McMillin’'s team of a high finishing position in the Western Conference. .. . Iowa and Purdue remain on Indiana’s schedule and the warriors from Bloomington will be the choice of the impartial dopesters in both battles with opinions based strictly on form. ... It was Indiana’s first victory over the Buckeyes since 1924 and like Notre Dame in 1935, threw the Columbus section into deep mourning. . . . The defeat was Ohio's first in the Big Ten following triumphs over Purdue, Northwestern and Chicago. The Hoosiers’ passing game clicked for one touch{own. and George Miller, ace center, booted a field goal and also kicked the point after the touchdown. . .. The scoring pass was from Filchock to Petrick. s =" = 'MILLIN’S men completed five out of eight pass attempts to astound a dazed crowd of Ohio State followers. . . . It’s true that the Bucks got a bad break at the start when their Kabealo fumbled on the Indiana one-yard line and lost the ball on an Indiana recovery, but the Hoosiers were alert, strong on defense and fired with a determination to break the jinx which pursued them in the Minnesota and Nebraska games. It was time for the Indiana bomb to explode and a good Ohio State team had the misfortune to be the Hoosiers’ opponent on that day. » 5 = ROUSED by a Notre Dame touchdown in the third period after a scoreless first half, Pitt's Panthers assembled their power, turned it on and crushed the Irish in the fourth quarter by registering three touchdowns and kicking all points to win the intersectional tilt at South Bend, 21-6. . . . Notre Dame's forwards were worn down by the fierce charges of Pitt's rugged backs and the Irish line is entitled to credit

for standing up under a pounding for three periods without allowing

the veteran Pitt team tec score. Goldberg of the Panthers lived up to his reputation as an ace, but Stebbins, his halfback running mate, and Patrick at fullback, also piled up the yardage once they got going. . . . Stebbins, especially, convinced many onlookers that he rates with Goldberg.

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2 ” TOTRE DAME’ scoring pass was a beauty, McCarthy to Puplis, but N when Puplis missed the extra point the Irish seemed to sense trouble. . . . However, there were signs of Pitt superiority in the scoreless first half as the powerful Pitt line checked Notre Dame's running game. . . . And the Notre Dame replacements were not strong enough to permit sufficient rest for the regulars. Fordham trounced Purdue, 21-3, in the New York attraction and left the Boilermakers with a record of three victories and three defeats. _. . Cecil Isbell kicked a field goal in the first period to put Purdue in front. but the Rams were strong in all departments, uncorked a versatile attack and tallied two touchdowns in the third period and one in

the fourth,

= = . HOWING unexpected strength, the Wabash Little Giants lived up to their name and surprised the husky Butler Bulldogs by getting a scoreless tie out of the annual clash at Butler Bowl. . .. It was an exciting contest for the fans as the old rivals fought up and down the field trying to break the deadlock. . . . At one time Wabash was stopped a vard from the Bulldog's goal line and Butler had the ball three yards from pay dirt when the game ended. . . . Twenty-seven first downs were made, 17 by Butler, 12 by Wabash. Bota teams fought savagely when goals were threatened and there was enough fireworks to give the spectators an interesting afternoon. __. The tie clinched the Indiana College Conference title for Butler which it was defending this year. . .. The Bulldogs are undefeated in conference play while all other members have lost at least one game.

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undefeated state conference bracket. . .. The Tigers piled up a score of 33-0. ... The winners turned loose fine running and passing attacks and the Quakers were swamped under a barrage of 20 DePauw downs. . . . A pass interception in the first period settled a teachers’ argument at Terre Haute as Ball State defeated Indiana State, 7-0. . .. Rathburn grabbed an Indiana State toss and ran for touchdown. in a free scoring game at Lebanon, Ill, Rose Poly finished on the lone end, 26-13, over McKendree College. . . . Franklin rolled up 13 first downs and upset Hanover, 12-0....It was the Grizzlies’ best performance of the fall. 5 & = ALPARAISO had an easy day with Evansville and won, 33-0... . The Evansville team has lost all starts and has failed to score a single point this season. . . . Trailing Albion and with only three minutes to go, Manchester rallied, took to the air and scored a touchdown and point, winning, 7-6. . St. Joe downed Central Normal in a frenzied affair at Danville, 20-12... . / All scores were made on long marches. . . . Manchester, Earlham and Central Normal completed

their schedules Saturday.

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STATE COLLEGES

Ball State, 7; Indiana State, 0. Butler, 0; Wabash, 0 (tie). DePauw, 33; Earlham, 0. Franklin, 12; Hanover, 0. Fordham, 21; Purdue, 3. Indiana, 10; Ohio State, 0. Manchester, 7; Albion. 6 Pittsburgh, 21; Notre Dame. 6. Rose Poly, 26; McKendree (Ill), St. Joseph's, 20; Central Normal, Valparaiso, 33; Evansville,

OTHER COLLEGES

llegheny, 20: Thiel, 0. Alen A. & M., 18; Philander Smith, 0. A.burn, 20; Tennessee T. 1 ; Tulane, 6, 2; Clarkson, 6. Amherst, 20; Trinity 0 Akron, 33; Davis Elkins. T. Albright, 13 LaSalle, 0.

Alma, 3 ope, 0. 26; Sioux Falls, 8.

Lake Forest, 42; Kenyon, 0.

Lawrence, 20; Beloit, 6. Lafayette, 13: Rutgers

Lemoyne, 27; Morehouse, 2. Lebanon Valley, 3; Upsala. 0. Luther, 7; Central, 7 i McMurray, 20; Daniel Montana, 23: Gonzaga, 0. Michigan State, 13; Temple, 6. Maryland, 9: V. M. I. 1%. Miami, 32; Ohio Wesleyan. 0 Milwaukee Teachers, 6: Platteville, 0. Millsaps, 9; Spring Hill, 6. Minnesota, 35. lowa, 10. Marshal. 36; Centre, 0. Maine, 6: Bowdoin, 6 (tie). Middlebury, 14; Colby. 0

13. 12.

Montclair, 25; New York Aggies, 12. Manhattan, 7: Detroit 0 Michigan, 13: Chicago, 12. Minot, 19; Bottineau, 7. Michigan Tech, 6; Detroit Tech, 0

Augustana, 13us Mansfield, 12; East Stroudsburg, 0.

Army, 7. Harvard, Arnold, 26; Wagner, 7. Birmingham-Southern. 19; Chattanooga, . Boston U.. 28; American International, 0. Boston College. 27; Western Maryland, 0. . 20; Furman, 7. Bloomsburg, 7. Susequehanna, 0. Baldwin-Wallace, 13; Case, 0. Brooklyn College, 18: Trenton, 7. Brigham Young, 19: Wyoming, 0. ? U. 6; William Jewell, Bradley, 13: Augustana, 0. Bluefield State, 18; Smith, 0. California, 0; Washington, 0 (tie). Concord, 35; Shenandoah, 0. Cortland, 6; Slippery Rock. 0. Connecticut State, 13; Rhode Island

State, 7. a Catholic U., 21; West Virginia Wesleyan, 0. City College of New York, 7; St. Joseph’s, 0. Centenary, 10; Texas Carleton, 13 Crifmell.

North Dakota State, 15: Greeley, 12. Navy. 13; Columbia, 6, Nebraska, 13; Kansas, 13 (tie). North Carolina, 26; Davidson, 0. New Hampshire, 3: Tufts, 0. New Britain, 7, Lowell Textile, 6. New York U. 13; Lehigh. © New Mexico, 26: Colorado College, 8. Northeastern, 12: Springfield, 6. Oklahoma, 33: Iowa State, 7 Otterbein, 12; Hiram, 0. Ohio University, 17: Cincinnati, 0

Oregon, 10; Washington State, 6 Oregon State, 20: Willamette, 0.

ling, 2. Potomac State, 14; Shepherd, 0. Penn Military, 3: Delaware, 0. ih Penn State. 17: Pennsylvania, 0. Christian, 9. Redlands, 16: San Diego State, 9. 12, Richmond, 12; Virginia Tech, 7 sity. 7. Rice, 26; Arkansas, 20 Roanoke. 22; Emory and Henry. 7. Santa Clara, 25; San Jose State, 2. Stanford. 7. Southern California, 6. St. Louis, 14: Missouri, 7. St. Leo, 18; Florida Military, 0. St. Mary's (Mich.), 25; Adrian, 0. St. John's, 37; Guilford, 0. St. Lawrence, 31; Vermont, 0. Shippensburg, 7: Millersville, 0. South Dakota, 26; Omah Southwestern, 19: Haskill Syracuse, 27; Western Reserve, 6. St. Norbert, 12: St. Viator, 7 t. South Carolina State, Toledo. 12: Dayton, Texas A. and M., 14 dist, 0

. 17; Utah. 7. .). 19: Simpson 0. Culver-Stockton, 19; Shurtleff, 0. Dakota Wesleyan, 19: Spearfish Nor-

al. 13. Duke, 67: Wake Forest, 0. Defiance, 7: Bluffton, 6. Delta State Teachers, 35;

Henderson State, 0. : Denison, 14; Mount Union, 0. Drexel, 6; Muhlenberg, 0. Dartmouth, 33: Princeton, 9. 5. Utah State, 0 31; Wichita, 7. 8 , 7. Gettysburg, 0. Dubuque, 20; Penn (Ia.). 7. Elmhurst, 43: Aurora, 0. Elon, 22; Catawba, 2, East Tennessee Teachers, 7;

land, 6. East Carolina Teachers, 19; High Point, 7. Florida, 6; Georgia, 0. Franklin and Marshall. 7: Ursinus, 0. Ft. Hays State, 7; St. Benedict's, 7 (tie), wes Institute, 6; Lawrence Tech, 6 ie). Geneva, 13: Bethany, 0. Gustavus Adolphus, 26; St. Thomas, 19. Georgia Tech, 7. Clemson, 0. Heidelberg, 7; Capitol, 6. Howard, 13: Southwestern, 12. Hartwick, 22; Norwich, 0. Hobart, 12; Buffalo, 7. Hamline, 6: St. Olaf, 6 (tie). Haverford, 26; Hamilton, 7. Holy Cross, 12: Colgate, 7. Ithaca, 33; Grove City. 14

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Texas, 9: Baylor, 6. Tulsa, 41; Drake, 9. Tuskegee, 32; Clarke, 86. Union, 13; Rochester, 0. Vanderbilt, 41; Sewanee, 0. Villanova, 25; Marquette, 7. Washington and Lee, 13: Virginia. 6. Western (Ill) Teachers, 31; (Ill) Teachers, 0

ney, 12, Williams, 19; Wesleyan, 0

West Virginia, 6; Georgetown, 6 Whitworth. 20; carroll’ (Mont.)

Kirksville Teachers, 20: Springfield, 6.

Louisiana State. 41; Mississippl State, 0.

Montana State, 33: Montana Mines, 2.

Montmouth, 0; North Central, 0 (tie), North Carolina State, 26; The Citadel, 14,

Ohio Northern, 0: Muskingum, 0 (tie),

NE (Kas.) Teachers, 20; Stern

i. Randolph-Macon, 33; American Univer-

a, 0. Indians, 6. Mary's (Winona), 13: Macalester. 7. ; Morris Brown. 0. : Southern MethoTexas Mines, 53; Arizona State Teachers. 13.

Eastern Villlem and Mary, 21; Hampden Syd-

Washington College, 47; Galaudet. 0. fie)

Idaho Southern, 9; Albion Normal, 8. Illinois Wesleyan, 7: DeKalb, 0. Illinois, 6: Northwestern, 0, Indiana (Pa.) Teachers, “9; California (Pa.) Teachers, 9 Iowa State Teachers, 33; South Dakota State. 0. Illinois_Colle

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Entries in 1020 Scratch Event Close Friday; A. B. C. Dates Are Announced.

Oscar Behrens, who is in charge | of the 1020 scratch classic to be held | at the Illinois alleys Saturday and Sunday, today said three shifts in the event already have been filled. These are the squads rolling at 2:30, 4:45 and 7 p. m. Sunday. Teams still can be accommodated for the following squads: Saturday, (1, 3:15, 5:30, 7:45 and 10 p. m; Sunday, 10 a. m, 12:15 and 9:15 |p. m., Entries will be accepted until mid- | night Friday. Neil C. King is accepting appli- | cations from local pinmen for dates {In the A. B. C. tournament at Chi- | cago next spring. Friday, March 4, and Sunday, March 6, have been reserved for | booster teams having 850 averages | or under. Other dates assigned Indianapolis bowlers are Friday, March 11; Sunday, March 13; | Thursday, March 17; Sunday, | March 20; Friday, March 25, and | Sunday, April 1. Reservations will be given oui in { order of their receipt, Mr. King | said. He may be reached at 121 | Bosart Ave. or by calling Ir. 7928. Season averages follow:

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BAKER'S 200 AVERAGE PACES BOWLERS

Stirring Moment in 1 U. Triumph Over Buckeyes

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New Amateur Status | Urged

: | Convention Report Criticizes |

A. A. U. Definition.

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Nov. 8. (U. P.)—The Amateur Athletic Union is “making liars and cheats out of younger athletes,” J. B. Lemon, Florida's representative to the A. A.

Saturday, said today in a convention report. Lemon criticised the A. A. U. definition of an amateur athlete, which he termed “out-moded.” He urged that the rule be given broader

sports leaders of the country.” If A. A. U. does not take action soon, he said, it will give rise to a new organization that will foster amateur sports and that will enforce reasonable amateur rules and regulations.” The A. A. U. now defines an amateur as “one who engages in sport solely for the pleasure and physical, mental or social benefits he derives therefrom and to whom sport is nothing more than an avocation.” “It is a known fact that there are only a few athletes in the country today that could qualify under the definition of an amateur as the rule

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Green Bay Packers Hand Bears First Loss, 24-14

By United Press National League football stand-| ings showed no undefeated teams] today. The last holdouts, the Chi- |

cago Bears, had been tumbled by | Green Bay's powerful Packers. Before a record crowd of nearly | 45,000 at Chicago, the Packers ran! and passed their way to a 24-14 victory. The Bears were not displaced from the Western division lead, but their margin over Green Bay was cut to 83 percentage points. Detroit went back into third place among the Westerners, defeating Cleveland 27-7 before a crowd of 13,000. The idle Chicago Cardinals dropped to fourth. New York widened its first place iead in the Eastern Division scoring

Pirates at New York before a crowd of 21,447. The second-place Washington Indians were idle. Ten thousand fans turned out to see Brooklyn lose another, the sixth this year, 14-10, to the Philadelphia Eagles. It was Philadelphia’s second victory of the season but did not improve its position in league standings. In the American League, the New | York Yankees scored a novel victory over Cincinnati, assembling four

Kilian and Vopel Lead Bike Race

CHICAGO, Nov. 8 (U. P.).—Gus- | tav Kilian and Heinz Vopel. German aces. established an early lead in Chicago's 38th six-day bicycle race early today with 104 points. Five teams shared first place in lap standings. Standings at end of the ninth hour:

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BRIGHTWOOD TEAM TAKES LEAGUE TITLE

The Brightwood Merchants, undefeated Smith-Hassler-Sturm Senior League champions, today had completed their second straight league campaign without a loss. Yesterday the Merchants trounced Beech Grove, 38-0, to clinch the 1937 loop title, with only eight points scored against them in two years. Wilson, Wellman and Oyler, backs, and Mello, center, were outstanding for the Merchants in yesterday's triumph. Highlight of the game was Oyler’s 60-yard touchdown dash.

Holy Cross won second place in the Smith-Hassler-Sturm Senior League by defeating Broad Ripple, 2-0, at Christian Park. The winners’ victory margin came when they blocked a Broad Ripple punt and the ball rolled out of bounds behind the end zone.

St. Joe defeated the Dutch Tavern eleven, 6-3, on Elmer Henn’s 50-yard touchdown pass to Pete Davis. Capt. Jim Boley booted a field goal for the losers.

| field goals, a touchdown and a safe-

ty for a 21-13 decision before about 8000 spectators. It was the only game played in this circuit, but the Boston Shamrocks crushed an eleven of all-stars at Boston, 59-0, and the leading Los Angeles Bulldogs shut out the Salinas Packers, 13-0, in another exhibition. This week’s schedule: Sunday, Nov. 14—Detroit at New York; Brooklyn at Chicago (Bears); Washington at Pittsburgh; Philadelphia at Green Bay (Milwaukee).

Sycamores’ Net Card Announced

TERRE HAUTE, Nov. 8-The

| leadoff clash of an 18-game Indiana

State Teachers College basketball schedule will be against Purdue at

Lafayette, Dec. 11, in the first game to be played in the new Purdue fieldhouse. The schedule, three games longer than those engaged in by Sycamore netmen in recent years, includes six contests against out-of-state opponents, The schedule:

Dec. 11, at Purdue; 14, Drury College; 16, Eastern Illinois; 21, Southwestern Okla-

homa Teachers. 11, Franklin; 14,

Jan. 6, at Evansville; at Manchester; 15, at Valparaiso, 20, at

Ball State, 25, Valparaiso. Feb. 1, Evansville; 8, Indiana Central; 10, Fradley Tech; 12, at Illinois Normal; at Eastern Illinois; 18, at Franklin; 21, at Indiana Central; 24, Ball State.

Basketball

The Em-Roe Independent Basketball League gets under way tonight at the Pennsylvania gym with three games scheduled. At 7 o'clock the West Washington St. Panthers meet the Beech Grove Merchants; at 8 o'clock the South Side Turners play Beeson Studios, and at 9 o'clock the Mount Jackson Tire & Battery Co. team plays J. J. Canning. League officers are Richard Finchum, president; Benny Benedict, vice president, and Fred B. Beeson, treasurer. Bob Blankenship and Ted Percefield are officials. Officers of the Em-Roe Factory Basketball League, which opens its season Friday at the Hawthorn Community House, are Charles Gaither, president; Robert Barr,

| vice president, and Oliver Bain Jr, | treasurer,

CAUSE FOR WORRY LOS ANGELES, Nov. 8—When Bob Peoples received a fractured wrist in a freshman football game with Stanford, Dean Cromwell, Southern California track coach, became greatly concerned. Peoples is considered the finest javelin prospect in the nation.

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Paris Studies Olympic Ban

French Team May Not Be| Sent to Tokyo.

PARIS, Nov. 8 (U. P.).—The question of whether France will send a team to the 1940 Olympics in Tokyo in the face of rising anti-Japanese sentiment will be decided by Foreign Minister Yvon Delbos, the French Olympic Committee announced today. Committee Chairman Armand Massad, accompanied by Sports Minister Leo La Grange, will shortly consult Delbos at Chautemps on the question, and also regarding a Government subsidy for financing a | French team. Yugoslavia'’s Olympic Committee has asked the French body to join a movement to withdraw the games from Tokyo and transfer them to Finland on the grounds that “Japan's political attitude does not conform to Olympic ideals of fraternity among nations.” Massad siad a final decision would not be made until after the International Olympic Committee meeting in Cairo, Egypt, next March when it will be decided whether rules covering amateurism can be amended so as to permit reimbursing athletes for time lost from work while traveling to and from the games.

State Standings

Standings of the Indiana intercollegiate conference, including | league games only, follow: w.

3 6 Ball State.... St. Joseph's Wabash ... Earlham ...

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SUNDAY GAMES

St. Mary's, 3; San Francisco, 0. St. Thomas, 12; Canisius, 7. St. Vincent, 19; St. Anseims, 13, Niagara, 17; Providence, 6.

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SOUTHPORT PLAYS RICHMOND TEAM

The Southport Cardinals were to meet Morton of Richmond in a

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Boston. New York Lead Hockey Loop

By United Press

Boston and New York were tiled today for the lead of the American division of the National Hockey League. Toronto set the pace in the Canadian group. Every team except Montreal's Canadians has been under fire, and the Flying Frenchmen will get their first test Tuesday night against the Blackhawks at Montreal. In their debut last night New York's Rangers scored a 3-0 shutout over the Detroit Red Wings, Stanley Cup champions for the last two years. The Ranger rookies skated rings around the world champs, Keeling, Dillon and Saidicky scoring. The victory sent New York into a tie with Boston for the lead, Boston had won a 4-2 decision over the Montreal Maroons Saturday night. The Maple Leafs paced the Canadian group with a 6-3 verdict over the New York Americans.

ERROR FOR WALDORF EVANSTON, Nov. 8 —Lynn Waldorf, known as one of the calmest of football coaches, had his reputation i npaired during the Wisconsin game. He stuck a lighted pipe in his pocket, doing his suit very little good.

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