Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 November 1937 — Page 26

FRIDAY, NOV. 26, 1937

Alabama Top Choice for Rose Bowl Following Victory Over Vanderbilt

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Nov. 26 stood the gaff. Santa Clara, the | America quarterback, Byron (Whiz« (U. P.).—The undefeated and un- | jag to go down in 1936, still has a |zer) White scoring three touche tied University of Alabama fool |, 0c to finish unbeaten and un- | downs, pegging passes for the other

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

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Season’s Records of State and National Elevens

Statistics on Hoosier College Teams

AUW= ANKLIN— IND. STATE— OAKLAND CITY= 1h PRD (Final) ni) ik 3

7 Manchester. 32 Oak 0 Ill Normal 20 Rose Pol 6 Eastern; 13 Eastern n.. 4 18

y 41 Franklin ... 13 Ball State .. 13 ve State . 13 Evansville 13 Earlham ... 0 Butler 6 Wabash .... 20 12 Hanover 2 120 |

VILLANOVA=42 Penn, M. GC. 0 Auburn . .. 20 Manhattan . 21 Bucknell :.. 7 Detroit ... 25 Marquee 12 Bos. U. 33 Temple

ARKANSAS— CENTENARY —

25 Cent. Okla. > 39 La. College. 12 . La, Normal °

BALL STATE(Final) 6 Mich, Nor... 53 Oak. City... 26 Cen. Normal 0 DePauw 12 Hanover ... 26 Manchester. 71nd St. .... 6 Franklin ...

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12 U.C. L. A. 13 Washington ig St. 7 So. Cal.

23 Wash. DY California

SYRACUSE— 38 Clarkson . 40 St. Lawrence 14 Cornell .... 0 Marvland

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5 3 s. St. ... 0 y Tex. Chris. 9 7 Lovola (La.) 14 2 Texas Tech. 7 121 81 CORNELL-~ 26 Penn State .

leans Sugar Bowl New Year’s Day and is withholding a reply pending | choice for the Eastern Rose Bowl | the national scoring lead with 122 a possible Rose Bowl bid, it was re- | assignment with its 9-7 victory over | | | points, and gave Colorado its first ported today. Vanderbilt. The Crimson Tide can | | Sd ispaies Rocky Nous Conm——— erence title in more than a decade, 5 ” NEW YORK, Nov. 26 (U. P.).— jSokivale Js Niltlepished Sie vol Fordham and Pittsburgh, the 4 The first major conference teams, .. period field goal brought Ala- | Fast’s two leading candidates for

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2 | to complete their football schedules

| bama and Colorado, both winning |

| the Rose Bowl bid, played to : A | bama from a one-point deficit. It p defeateq and untied were Ala- | was this same sandy-haired substitute end who saved Frank Thomas’ |

their Thanksgiving games. | team from a tie with Tulane on a

They. join Lafayette to give the | : : " : « . | last minute placement. The victory nation three more “perfect record” | the Southeastern rolled

v | gave Alabama teams than last year when none Conference title. Alabama Du | her intracity

versity, 34-7, with its potential All- | yesterday:

will be chosen to meet

come of Saturday's games.

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‘Chicago Bears Beat Lions, 13-0

East — Cornell, 34; Brown, 7; Rutgers, 6.

Penn. Catholic

| scoreless tie earlier in the seasoa, and some circles believe Alabama California in the Rose Bowl regardless of out Pitt tackles Duke, and Fordham meets New York Unie which blasted Ram Bowl If Alabama is inMe

Results of other principal games

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6 Richmond . South Carolina, 14. Duquesne, 14; Detroit, 7. Marshall, 27; West Virginia Wesleyan, 0. Western Maryland, 20; Providence, 0. West Virginia, 26; George Washington, 0. Albright, 7; Muhlenberg, 6. South—Tennessee, 13; Kentucky, 0. Mississippi State, 9; Mississippi, 7. Clemson, 0; Furman, 0. Wake Forest, 19; Davidson, 7. Maryland, 8; Washington & Lee, 0. Riche mond, 6; William and Mary, 0. Vire ginia Poly, 12; Virginia Military, 6. Citadel, 7; Oglethorpe, 6. North Carolina, 40; Virginia, 0. Middle West—NMissouri, 0; Kansas, 0. Western Reserve, 6; Case, 0. Washington, 6; St. Louis, 0. Southwest -- Texas Aggies, Texas, 0. Arkansas, 28; Tulsa, 7. Rocky Mountains—Wyoming, 33; Greeley State, 0. Montana, 14; North Dakota, 3. Colorado College, 16; Whitman, 6. Utah, 27; Utah State, 0, Arizona, 47, Colorado | State, 0. Pacific Coast-—Fresno State, 20; College of Pacific, 0.

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7 Alabama ... 32 Sewanee ... 32 Georgia .... 7 Auburn 7 Vandy oe 13 Kentucky

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13 Marshall 17 Cincinnati 13 Rutgers . 20 Ohio Wes...

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State Bowlers to Hold

Annual Meeting Here

The annual meeting of the Indiana Bowling Association will be held at the Hotel Severin Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Approximately fifty delegates from all parts of the state will attend. They are selected by the city organizations, Herman Deupree, president

of the local group, having been ®

named to represent Indianapolis.

No important changes in the pres- | son's high score for league competi- ers and Brehob’s Market meet in

ent officers of the state association are expected. The officials are J. G. Batcheldor of Hammond, president; Charles Fridlin Jr. of Kokomo, first vice president; Ed Longnecker of Richmond, second vice president; Lester Koelling of Indianapolis, third vice president; Wiliam Kinnel of Evansville, fourth vice pres- | ident; fifth vice president, and Del Mossholder of South Bend, secretary. The state tournament next spring has been awarded to Hammond and dates will be announced Sunday. a event will be held it] ly with the A. B. C. tourney at | oa ago, enabling Hoosier pinmen to make one trip north for both! meets. The host city for the 1939 state tourney also will be picked at the coming meeting. The names of two local pin figures appeared as authors of articles in the November issue of Bowlers’ Journal. | Jess Pritchett has written “Learn to Bowl,” in which he contributes | some suggestions based on his! thirty-six years’ of experience in the sport. The publication's editors, | under the heading, “He Has the Right to Speak,” say of Jess; “We’ll go right out on a limb now and nominate Jess Pritchett of Indianapolis as the holder of the alltime A. B. C. record.”

A Three Days’ Cough Is Your Danger Signal

No matter how many you have tried for your cough, chest sold, or bronchial irritation, you can et relief mow with Creomulsion Serious trouble may be brewing and you cannot afford to take a chance with any remedy less potent than Creomulsion, which goes right to the seat of the trouble and aids nature to soothe and heal the inflamed mucous membranes and to loosen and expel the germ-laden phlegm. Even if other remedies have failed fon’t be discouraged, try Creomul~ sion. Your druggist is authorized to refund your money if you are not + thoroughly satisfied with the benefits obtained from the very first Creomulsion is one word—not two, and it has no hyphen in it Ask for it plainly, see that the name on the bottle is Creomulsion, and To whet et, he Si product and want. (Adv)

Pritchett at present has the sea-

tion here, having posted a 760. Herman G. Deupree, president of |

the Indianapolis Bowling Associa- |

tion, has authored a sketch of Robert F. Bensinger, president of the Brunswick-B a l k e-Collender Company.

The Link Belt A. B C. Bowling |

Fred Feiss of Terre Haute, Club has been formed by the Link | O'% Dodge and Night

Belt Ewart, | leagues to raise funds to send forty teams from the company to the A. B. C. tournament at Chicago.

Mat Results

NEW YORK, Nov. 26 (U.P).—

Hans Steinke, Germany,

Boston, drew; John Sullivan, Ire-

land, tossed Benny Feldman, New | Leonard Macaluso, Italy, !

Orleans; pinned Vanka Zelezniak, Russia; Jack Zarnas, Greece, downed Paddy Mack, Ireland; Hans Schwarz, New

York, pinned Rudy Cavell, France, |

in bouts here last night.

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16 Kansas 13 Temple

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6 Indiana .... 39 Michigan ... Notre Dame.

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0 Arkansas 7 Miss. St.

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A 14 Florida . 0 gognary . 0L S U. . 41 12 Sewanee 9 Miss. U.

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Basketball

The Wayne Park Garage and Chevrolet Commercial Body Co. teams play at 8:30 o'clock tonight | at the E. 10th St. gym in the final | game of the Thanksgiving amateur | tournament sponsored by the Smith- | Hassler-Sturm Co. The Sinclair Oil-

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| the consolation tilt an hour earlier.

Yesterday's tournament scores fol=- { Ww ayne Park Garage. 26: South Side, arom. 36: R.C A. 24. Sinclair Oilers. 32; Lan Samet, 31. Chevrolet Commercial 52; South Side Trojan : a chob’s TMaret, 25; Hoosier A. C., 24, Wayne Park Garage. 35; Stokols, 91. | ewaet Commercial Bodv, 48; Sinclair

Waone ‘Park Garage. 30: Brehob's Market, 26.

In Merchants’ League games at | the Hoosier Athletic Club, Hibben | Hollweg defeated the Wm. H. Block Co., 35-33, in a double overtime; Hoosier A. C. defeated H. P. Wasson Co., 28-18, and the Big Four A. A. defeated L. S. Ayres, 46-32.

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The schedule for Co-operative League games in the Dearborn Gym | | tonight follows: 7 o'clock, Kingan Knights vs. Indianapolis Flashes; 7:50, DeGolyer Printers vs. Rockwood Buddies; 8:40, Beech Grove | Merchants vs. Big Four Railroad: 19:30, Real Silk vs. Fisher's Red Arrows.

| OREGON—

| NORTHWESTERN— |

101 | SANTA CLARA— 13 San Franc... 13 Stanford 27 Portland. . .. 7 Loyola (L.A.) 38 Marquette 25 San Jose St. 7 St. Mary's .

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| SOU. CALIF. — 40 Coll. Pac. | 0 Washington. ! 13 Ohio State.. 34 Oregon - 6 California 0 Wash. St... 6 Stanford ... 12 Ore. St. | 111

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: REVERSING THINGS COLUMBIA, Mo. Nov. 26.--Steve Toth, Northwestern fullback in 193s, now coaches Bob Waldorf, kid

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