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Grid Expert Also Strings With Butler and DePauw; Gives Nod to Washington

By PAUL

B. WILLIAMSON The University of Detroit Titans are picked {to beat

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or tie with Purdue. Butler is scheduled to trounce Ball State Teachers College and DePauw is favored over Frank-, lin, according to the Williamson predictions for gridiron’

contests to be played this week-end. Phelan’s Washington Huskies from Seattle have the edge the University ictory from’

Jimmy in the Ratings

over Bernie Bierman's

Ohio University, the tabulation indicates.

In other Hoosier clashes, Akron University is favored over College, Jordan College over St. Joseph's, of a tie. and Michigan Normal over Indiana State. | Alabama has the edge over South-|

with the possibility In other outstanding contests

eleven from of Minnesota and the Illini are going to bring home & V

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Rose Poly over Evansville]

ern California, Towa gets the nod in the U. C. L. A. tilt with an even | battle also in prospect, Pittsburgh is favored to beat West Virginia but

an upset may occur, and St. Mary's 1s ihe choice to wi

fornia. EXPLANATION:

Williamson Football Rating Table, published earlier this week. 2. means, win for No. ? Team: T. means possible tie |

1. means win for No. 1 Team: No. 1 Team wlavs |

game or close outcome: R, means prediction contrary te ratings. X. Friday afternoon: Y. Friday night: Z. Saturday aight. “T" with a number appears in the Predict column, the numfavored. but a very close decision or] A difference of five percentage points or less in |

at home.

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INTERSECTIONAL

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‘7 SCORER

Hold the Jinx

Marion Milev. the Lexington, Kv. golfer who was to meet Patty

Berg today in a Women's National

Amateur semifinal match at Wil-

mette. Ill. defeated the Minneapolis red-head three consecutive times

in the Western Gold Derby prior to

this year.

Patty Berg and Ms. Page Favored Golf Finalists

WILMETTE. Ill, Sept. 23 (U. P.). —Only two more who think they can beat Mrs. Estelle Lawson Page and Patty Berg were left today in the Women's National Amateur Golf tournament and they stood virtually alone. Peggy Graham. a slim young miss from Hollywood. Cal, will have a crack at the 31-year-old defend-

semifinal today and Marion Miley of Lexington, Ky, will attempt to! exercise her old jinx on Miss Berg {in the lower half. | But after four days of play, there {still were only two magic names In the tournament. Even the galleries seemed to be marking time. waiting for Saturday's 36-hole final in which they expect to see the red-| {haired Minneapolis wizard play

19 | Mrs. Page for the second straight

Alliance . N Pleasant Ashland, Wis, . Westerville, O. Terre Haute Indianola, Winfield Davenport Winona Sais W. DePere. Wis. .. Superior. Wis, Terre Haute Esterville Oskaloosa Naperville

Berkeley Sacramento Spokane eae Los Angeles Pasadena Portland San Francisce San Jose Santa Barbara Olvmpia Pullman Salem. Ore,

Boston Providence Pittshurgh Hanover Geneva Worcester New York Philadelphia Middletown Willia tenn

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lyear. | Have Close Calls Both Mrs. Page and Patty proved their greatness under fire in the quarterfinals yesterday. Mrs. Page lost the first hole of her match |against Mrs. Frank Goldthwaite of Ft. Worth, Tex., and couldn’t square it until the ninth where she scored a birdie four. See-sawing in the lead until the 14th, Mrs. Page then put the matcin away by blasting a par and a birdie, land even her trapped second shot on the 16th did little damage. She lost the hole, but with a one-hole advantage. she carefully laid down {pars for halves on the last two and won, one up. | Patty's victory was more imoressive. 5 and 3, over San Francisco's hard-hitting Dorothy Traung. But, there was plenty of worry for the | 20-year-old star. Three down at the sixth, she had to fire a string of] three straight birdies to square the {match on nine. | She rammed home her fourth] ! straight birdie on the 10th. She took | the 12th when Miss Traung's wild]

second shot buried in a trap, and Harry Cooper and Jimmy Thomson. |

the 13th by sinking a 30-foot putt. On the 14th, she went four up when {Miss Traung's approach sidled far |past the pin and on the 15th, Patty! [clinched it when her opponent, in

serious trouble all the way, conceded the hole. Miss Miley, who for three straight years beat out Patty for the Western Derby championship, easily outsteadied Marian McDougall of Portland, Ore. She was two up at the turn and added two more on the

12th and 13th with a birdie and an| leagle. A 35-foot putt produced the] ing champion in the upper bracket eagle and a half on the next two] holes gave her the match, 4 and 3.!

In the other upper bracket quar-

terfinal, Miss Graham went two up|

on Mrs. E. R. Hury, Dallas, Tex, at the end of nine holes, three up on the 12th where she footer for a birdie four, four up on

the 14th with a 30-foot putt and|

clinched it, 5 and 3, on the 15th when Mrs. Hury, a long driver, found an unexpected trap with her second wood shot.

Shelbyville Club

Has Home-Coming

Times Special SHELBYVILLE, Sept. 23. home-coming for former of the Blue River Country

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bers are invited. will be held Sundav, Stephen Wood of Indianapolis, arrangements committee chairman, announced today.

The home-coming will include

two golf tournaments, a hole-in-one | tournament for women and another

for men. with prizes for both. The tournaments will be followed by a

buffet supper and the showing of a which |

talking moving picture in Bobby Jones will be the narrator and the various shots will be made bv Horton Smith, Lawson Little,

There will be golf throughout the day. Mr. Wood said that country club members in the Indianapolis district are especially invited.

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222, Chicago. Marsh is a newcomer. |fistic aspirants on Monday and Advance reports rate him a big time | Thursday nights and Saturday aftperformer. He is coming here from! ernoons. the West Coast where he scored, Amateur boxers. looking forward against a list of well known heavies. | to the 1939 City and County amaGaribaldi, weighing 211, has been |teur boxing tournament to be held a favorite with local fans. He has|at South Side Turners during the engaged in three bouts, winning month of December are expected to each time. Ralph is a protege of | work out. Matchmaker Llovd Carter, having trained under Carter several years| again be in charge of this year's ago in California. | training quarters.

State Stream Conditions

Although many streams | mask rivers are reported milky, fishing joj JIL Shenk 20d Incian' Creek! ate muddy, fair in most of the state waters, ac-| cording to the game wardens. Pits fair fishing, oor fishing. and lakes, for the most part, are in | fle Sugar and. Brandywine Creeks are good shape and should hold good |clear, fair fishing. ‘ prospects for week-end fishermen. The wardens’ report: |

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| good fishing. | Clark—Silver, 14-Mile and Muddy Fork are muddy, poor fishing. Pines, Oaks and | Francho Lakes are clear; so is Schlamm. | Poor fishing. Daviess—East and West Fork White | River are milky, fair fishing. All old beds | and ponds are milky, fair fishing. | Fayette—West Fork White Water, Nolans Fork and Williams Creek are milky. | Franklin—Whitewater River is milky. | Salt Creek muddy. Greene—White River is muddy. Catfish |are biting fair. Indian, Plumer, Clifty {and Richland Creeks are milky, fair fishing. | Gibson—Wabash River is muddy, as are | the old bayous. White and Patoka Rivers {are milky, poor fishing. Foots Pond, Old | Canal, Seminole Lake and Oakland City Lakes, old and new. are clear, with fair I . A few catfish are being caught | |in_the rivers. { _ Henry—All streams are milky. poor fish- | ing. { Hancock—AIl streams are clear and in| good shape for fishing. oward—Wildecat is |Creek. Little Wildcat and Honey Creeks are clear, poor fishing. Pits clear, with fair fishing. { Hamilton—Lower Cicero. White River and | Fall Creek are milky, with fair fishing. | All pits in the county are in fair shape, | some nice catches of bass are being re-| ported. Small mouth are hitting spinners in White River, north of Marion County hee) Fishing prospects for week-end look | good. | Hendricks—FEel River. Little and Big] White Lick are clear, poor fishing. Waters | are very low. { | Johnson—Sugar creek is milky. Blue River is clear, fair fishing. i Jay—Wabash River is milky. Salamonie, | Little Salamonie and Limberlost are clear, with fair fishing. is clear, poor fishing. . Jennings — Muscatatuck, Graham Sand Creeks are milky, fair fishing. Gray- | [ford Pond is clear, fair fishing. Several nice catches of crappies were taken from the streams. | Knox—Wabash, White and River Deshee | are muddv, poor fishing. Pits and wash- | outs are clear. { | _LaGrange-—Cotton, Buck, Pigeon, South Twin, Big Turkev, Appleman, Oliver, Ad- | (ams, White River, Missick Lakes are all | | clear, with fair fishing. | Marion—White River, Eagle and Buck] Creeks are milky, fair fishing. |

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