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ford By PAUL B. WILLIAMSON : HE South produced the nation’s most powerful group of college teams in the 1937 football season, according to my final ratings showing classifications according to conference and geographical groups. Wa : : Close behind were the top flight teams of the East, head--

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team for the year. .. .. Notre Dame, after a bad start, wound up as the leader

in the Middle West, followed by Nebraska, Minnesota and | |

Indiana in that order. In the Big Ten Indiana, although up‘set by Purdue, finished; with the second highest season, rating behind ‘Minnesota and just ahead of Ohio State. : ; ~~ Butler's Bulldogs led the Indiana Conference group No. 1, followed by DePauw, Wabash, State and Earlham. Franklin topped group No. 2, with Hanover runner up. 5 ie] * The record of my forecasts this season on 2715 games predicted and reported was 241 upsets, 102 upsetting ties, 235 upsets predicted ‘as possible and 113 ties called as probable. That gives an over-all efficiency of 88.2 percent, and 90 per t disregarding ties. The system predicted as probable 52.1 per cent, or more than one-half, of all the season’s 225 ties dn games predicted on. The table is based on all games reported by Dec. 6.° Following are the more important group classifications: ; Alana i008 Hh Worssster .11L) IN. Carolina U. .. 95.3 Auburn . 94. 6—Duke ........ soe 1 Georgia Tech ... EAS )5

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By STUART CAMERON > ' United Press Sports Editor CORAL GABLES, Fla. Dec. 14.—Johnny Revolta, curley. haired Chiigo professional, was in the pilot house today as the nation’s tournament brigade moved toward Nassau and the second event of the winter i golf

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; Jesse Smythe staged a brilliant 280 finish In the State Highway | Hiibes Alleys to total 675, high in city-wide bowling comn- { His other games were 181 and 214 best in this circuit during the present campaign. matches, the Tigers won three games

led the Wilson Milk circuit with 440, Westfield tonight at 8 o'clock. Play-

League at Pritchett’s petition today.

In team and Yanks turned in double victories. "x : Bill Behrens had a 257 middle as he toppled 657 pins in the { loop Bade con-

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| Bottin: 611, Art Beeker 600 and Carl. ; : Heb nail, Lh CTO NES ner and Fox's Jail House, A. & J. Chain write Jim Clark, 2005 N. Del-

and Mull's Place were ahead twice.

“Dick -Nordholt paced the Reformed Church League with 633, -Wood getting 608. Jess Pritchett led the Optimist loop with 612 and was best in thé Fulton Hosiery cir-

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also at the Illinois plant. : J Jerry O'Grady came through with 638 to head the Holy Cross circuit | at the Fountain Square Alleys. PF. J. Curran In

The Indianapolis Church loop also rolled at thé South Side plant and H. Krause took first honors with Frank Morris fired a 642 to lead the Bell Telephone League at the | Indiana Alleys.

Walter Kemper showed the way in | |

the Kiwanis Club League at the In-

diana establishment with 610 while |’

J. Henry topped the Link Belt Night loop with 548. | In the St. Joan of Arc circuit at | the Uptown drives, Rossebo was best with 622. Pitzgerald Coal and O’'Hern Insurance scored shutout victories and Farrell-Argast Electric, General Tire and St. Joan of Arc won two ‘games. d - _A 483 by E. Goode was high in the Uptown Ladies” Coleman made a clean sweep while

Fulle was the ‘pacesetter with 623. Stahlhut Jewelers and Berg

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rosort was no problem to Revolia who yesterday pocketed $2500 as top prize in the Miami-Biltmore $10,000 open. event, rRevolta’ had started his final round with an aggregate of 209. This was one stroke under Jimmy Thomson of Shawnee-on-Delaware, Ea., and Dick Metz of Chicago. Revolta, in the final round, passed the turn in par 35, while Thomson ant Metz, preceding him, had 37 and 36, respectively. Coming | back, however, Revolta trapped second shots abt the 11th and 12th, then birdied the 15th. A short nib-

one of the costliest strokes of his

lick at -the 16th cost him another stroke, and the same weapon kK further toll at 17. After smashing

8 1 | out two long woods he put his pitch

Sports Quiz

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[neavyweight champion, Joe Louis, loélong? : i A—Afl the 1936 Presidential. electon he was reported to be a Demo@—T have a recollection that about 1922 Babe Ruth was given a long suspension: by Commissioner nis. Onn Jou ielh se. the exact) date and the reason for this suspension? : : .A—On Dec. 5, 1921, Landis suspended Ruth and two other players, until May 20 of the following season. ‘The suspension was a penalty [for playing in a barnstorming tour at the end of the 1921 season.

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The Big Four A. A. team has won nine straight games, their latest triumph being a 44-42 victory over the Conkle Funeral Home squad at

The Big Four A. A. team plays Hosoier A. C.at 7:30 p. m. tomorrow in ‘the feature game of the Merchants League at Hoosier A. C. Wasson’s: plays Hibben Hollweg at 8:30 o'clock and Ayres meets Block’s at 9:30 e’clock. League standings at the end of the first round: ’ 3

Hoosier A. Four

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The pressure was on. He had one putt to win; two to tie. He banged the 20-footer squarely into the back of the cup. Thomson had the title within his grasp with only two holes to play. An off-line approach to the 17th put him in the canal. Despite this lapse he was still in the race. Two good woods put him just short of the green on the long 18th. His niblick left him with a four-foot putt for an incoming 35, an aggregate of 282, tying Revolta. ‘But Jimmy blew the putt. It was

career. His total was 73 and his aggregate, 283. This was matched by Metz, ; One stroke batk was Sam Snead of White Sulphur Springs, W. Va., who had 73 for 284. For the sixth time in his last seven starts Snead was a front runner who folded in the

weeks ago. Kokomo and Jefferson of Lafayette also play a return en-.

rerack at ‘Kokémo's Wildcats Saturday and Coach Everett Case and his Frankfort team come to Indianapolis. to battle Technical. Tipton travels to the far north to meet

Major games this week: TONIGHT

Lebanon at Frankfort. Huntingburg at Vincennes. Jasper at Corydon, - Plainfield at Southport.

TOMORROW

Columbus at Shelbyville. Clinton at Crawfordsville. New Albany at Jeffersonville, Riley, South Bend, at Logansport.

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Marion at Anderson. South Side, Ft. Wayne, at Auburn. Bedford at Mitchell. Ben Davis at Clark, Hammond. Bloomington at Bosse, Evansville. y Huntington at Brazil. Sullivan at Central, Evansville,

Central, Ft. Wayne. Logansport at Muncie. Noblesville at Bend. Technical at Columbus. Rushville at Connersville. Crawfordsville at Lebanon. Broad Ripple at Decatur Central. Tipton at Elwood. : Emerson, Gary, at Whiting, Franklin at North Vernon.

Warsaw at Garrett. Goshen at Nappanee. Greencastle at Cathedral, Aurora at Greensburg. Delphi at Horace Mann. Memorial, Evansville, at Huntingburg. Kokomo at Jefferson, Lafayette. Washington at Jeffersonville, La Porte at Winamac. Madison at Salem,

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Vincennes at New Albany. Newcastle at Richmond. . Peru at Plymouth. Shortridge at Shélbyville, Manual at Warren Central. Lew Wallace, Gary, at Washington, East Chicago. ; i Washington, South Bend, at Klkart. Bicknell at Wiley, Terre Haule. SATURDAY

Tipton at Central, South Beni. Washington, East Chicago; at Valraiso. Wabash at Warsaw. ta osevell, East Chicago, at Whitg. Winamac at Peru. : . Central, Ft. Wayne, at Kokomo. ~ Hammond High at Emerson, Gary. Frankfort at Technical. i Garrett at North Side, Ft. Wayne. Greenfield at Manual. Huntington at Sullivan. Rochester at La Porte. ; Washington, Indianapolis, road Ripple.

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Trips DePauw, 25-13

GREENCASTLE, Dec. 14 (U. P.). —The touring Drury College five of Springfield, Mo., took their second game. over Indiana quintets last night, 25 to 13, from DePauw University. : 2 The visitors led at the half, 9 to 3, bottling up the DePauw offense for only three field goals—all by Lindsay, a guard. Westover led Drury with six points. -Drury continues its Indiana tour by meeting Indiana State tonight.

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Lands Four Champions in u. S. Amateur Tourney.

BOSTON, Dec. 14 (U. P). — THe East held a monopoly on the Alle Aner “amateur boxing titles tee y. ; ! Four Eastern amateurs were crowned champions last night after 23 contests in the national Semis 16,000. The Pacific Coast had three winners and the Midwest one. Six bouts ended in kayces.

In the feature battle, Joe Lubin, New’ York heavyweight, decisioned Joe Hill, Los Angeles deaf-mute, Results:

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deci 6—Eddie Wilbert Richarz, San A 135—Gene nkin, Superior, ey le Sioned Richard (Ticky) Ford, Lagrence, 147—Bobby Mathias, Washington, deéle sioned Earl Dugan, Seattle. i 1 oséph ynes. Brooklyn, decisionéd Ernie Valenti, West Allis, Wis. 175—Henry Mobley, Los Angeles decle sioned Laurence Chaitman, Milwaukee. Heavyweight—Joe Lubin, New York, dée cisioned Joe Hill, Los Angeles.

MANUAL TUNES FOR TWO WEEK-END TILTS

Following a general discussion on their 27-22 decision over Pittsboro last Saturday, Manual’s hardwoode ers yesterday began preparations for a week-end of double duty. On Friday the Redskins journey to Warren Central and Saturday théy entertain Greenfield in the South Side gymnasium. The squad staged a lengthy ute der-the-basket and loose-ball recove ering. drills which were topped by the customary intra-team and vare sity-B team scrimmages, Coach Oral Bridgford stressed defense tactics.

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