Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 September 1938 — Page 19

THURSDAY, SEPT. 22, 1038

BADGER ELEVEN FACES STERN SCHEDULE

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

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Stuhldreher Squad Tough, Experienced

Running Attack Is Best Mentor Has Developed At Wisconsin.

By STEVE SNIDER United Press Staff Correspondent CHICAGO, Sent. 22 _-Wiscon- | $ 50th year of intercollegiate | football probably will be filled with | moral victories, | Despite losses by graduation, in-| eligibility and other causes, the Badgers will have their finest team | in years—and another vicious| schedule including Minnesota, Pitts-| burgh and Northwestern, Harry Stuhldreher, pony quarterback of Notre Dame's famous Four Horsemen of the last decade, thinks his club is 25 per cent weaker) than it ordinarily would have been | if he cbuld call out the strength] he figured would be back. But even| with what lw has the Badgers will be experienced and tough. Their running attack, led by Billy 1mitz and Howie Weiss, will be * than Wisconsin has had r since Stuhldreher came to sn to make his “clean of the Badger athletic dertment

Weiss to Carry Ball

Late last fall, Weiss developed one of the Big Ten's best fullbacks. With Weiss and Schmitz handiing the ball carrying, the veteran Roy Bellin punting and blocking and Vince Gavre again calling] signals, the first backfield will have| plenty power. Any one of the; four can pass and probably will. Other experienced backs include Tony Gradisnek, Jim Martin, Vin-| cent Cibik and Karl Schuelke Sophomores John Tennant, Claude York and George Paskvan will help In the line, chief weakness will

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counted on for the punting duties in the Teacher's opening game at will see action is Harold Carlson, center Butler Bowl Saturday. At the quarterback post will be Dale Miller, | are pointing for the game with the Bulldogs.

~ Muncie Backfield Stars Drill for Opener Here

Walter Pesavento, Ball State's port side fullback, left, is to be , right, to haiftile the p_ssing. Another backfield aspirant who probably Coach Magnabasco's warriors

be tackle, where Stuhildreher lost| 4 8 4d # 8 = Al Dorsch, whom he counted on | “Sr Ball State Set for Butler; Eckl and Abe Soref are the only a a , ’ good experienced men. Jim Flanagan, Elmer Tornow and Henry Schueman are the promising]

youngsters.

Bowling Notes

at the Jesse Pritchett Alleys took | O Grav

Cafeteria, Coca-Cola and Bowes Seal Fast gained two-of-three triumphs.

The Seal Fast team rolled Ted Kuhns of the Coca Cola team | 3900. Their score:

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Seven Games On Prep Card

Seven Indianapolis high school grid squads will swing into action tomorrow afternoon and night. Of seven contests, two are to be played on local fields. Shortridge meets Southport at Roosevelt Stadium at 8 p. m. and Bloomington tackles the Manual Redskins at

Delevan Smith Field in the after-

noon at 3 o'clock.

Technical journeys to Richmond |

{for its first game of the season, Kirklin will be nost for Washing-

{ton’s Continentals, Crispus Attucks

Southport will enter the game |

slightly the underdog because of their defeat by Cathedral last week. | In the 1937 contest the Cardinals lost 19 to 13. { Manual begins its 1938 campaign! against their traditional opening opponent, Bloomington. Last year the Redskins were swamped, 20 to 6, by the lads from Monroe County. | Following a shoulder injury ol Tackle George Cornelius, Coach Ed Diederich, of the Broad Ripple |

ee —

Rockets, shifted Bill Taylor from |are to be played away from home,

fullback to fill the gap. This move left the fullback position a tossup| between Ernest Knipe and Gene; DuPrez. |

Tech's game at Richmond will be the first North Central es, battle for both and the Big Green's Seven Indianapolis high school scored an impressive triumph over Connersville last week, 13 to 6. Crispus " Attucks varsity tackles the Alumni at Washington High| School's field. All Attucks games!

Coach Watford said, because of the new gridiron construction which will not be completed until next year.

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Guard and center are well fortified, although at least one of the al Q land guards great O'Brien both are experienced, and the sophomores include Bob Holloway, Carl Faust and Ken Heinz. At center are two veteran junJack Murray and John Dovie, likely will monopolize the job. ends were hit hard by a ation, but Ralph Moeller, a junior, has been praised repeatedly by Stuhidreher as one of the most improved plavers on the squad. At the other end, veteran Bob Weigandt and Al Lorenz, a sophomore, will get the call Wisconsin's Big Ten opponents are Towa, Purdue, Indiana, Northwestern and Minnesota. Pitt, Marand U, C. I. A. are also sscheduled. An even break in the big ones would be a great season.

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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION (Semifinal playoff standing) Ww. i. Kansas City 4 2 INDIANAPOLIS .... 4 {Indianapolis eliminated)

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er, 669; Don Johnson, 660; Larry bowlers with Len Riley as sports| Fox, | Ahearn, Ray 623; 619; Paul Stemm, and Red Stuart, 614; Fred Hueber,| Saturday. 613; John Bader, 612; Ray Fox and er —— | Schoenecker, 611; Burt Bruder, 606; | Broun, 604; Dale Hanna and Waters { English, 602; Frank Argus, 601, and (home- pyarold Goldsmith, 600.

beat Butler.”

The Cardinals are groomed and ready blocker. Bill Davies and John clash in the first struggle of the autumn for both at Indianapolis Sat-

urday. [Bulldogs are overlooking them and the following Saturday makers into submission. “I'm satisfied,” said Coach John (Maggie) Magnabasco. But in the next breath he expressed fear. “Look how light. They look like a high school team.” | He has a couple of 205-pounders. several in the 190s, but the rest of | the 39, for the most part, are in the {light-heavyweight class or under. | Tall End On Crutches Another woe here is the incapacitation of Johnny Eckley, “Maggie's” tall left end from Detroit. He's {standing on crutches on the sidejlines with a busted foot predicting that his mates will send the Bulldogs scampering back to their kennel. The injury will keep him ont of uniform for at least another three weeks. Magnabasco hasn't

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mind about the starting lineup for

the opener. He's drafted what he terms a “paper” lineup for use on the programs, but like the radio | programs, it's subject to change without notice. That lineup has Hubert Etchinson and Kenneth Wasson at the ends The latter is a letterman from Indianapolis. Thorval Mattox and | Ralph Peterson, both lettermen and two of the biggest on the squad, are slated as tackles. Davidson Is Star Jimmy Davidson, one of his very best, and Gabor Tackats are likely guard starters. Mike Milakovie, chunky Hammond lad, is first string center. Dale Miller is to be at quarter, Jimmy Phend and Owen [Fisher at the halves, and Walter Pesavento at fullback. Phend, only a sophomore, but All-State quarterback when he was at Goshen High School, is the only newcomer in the backfield. He looks like the speed merchant of the team and is a shifty side stepper. Phendc¢ is the prize booter on the campus. He gets away fast, long Kicks off his left foot. There isn't any marked superiority by any of the backs when it comes to passing. Coach Magnabasco has others to call on in the event he changes his announced lineup or anv of those starters need replacement, Norman Coglan, sophomore quarterback from Bicknell, mav be in the fracas by reason of his passing ability. Garland Frazier, senior from the same town, might get some backfield employment because he, too, can pass and is one

Harold Carlson backfield berth. Dick Stealy, Goshen sophomore, is rangy, weighs 194, and has the second call at center. John Carbone is a sophomore in classes, but doesn’t give a sophomore performance on the football field and may get end work. He was an AilState choice when at Peru High School. Ernie Sample sticks out as an end prospect. Magnabasco,

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