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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

THURSDAY, SEPT. 29, 1938

WILLIAMSON PICKS OHIO STATE TO BEAT OR TIE INDIANA

Purdue Should Whip Butler, Notre Dame Figures to Win |

Local Prep Ball Carriers Slated for Heavy Action OMOTTOW

Against Kansas, Expert Claims

Minnesota Gophers and Pittsburgh Panthers Look Good

To Continue Winning Ways: Yale and Columbia Seen in Close Outcome in East.

By PAUL B. WILLIAMSON ] are predicted for Hoosier of the Williamson System. Butler,

to the calculations

1e' is given a clear track over with Indiana votre Dame is to down Kansas University, Normal eleven, Earlham and Franklin shou op Northwestern 1s

trouble with Nebraska.

selected Daz th Mancl In other Midwestern contests nnesota should have little i Temple, Columbia to beat or tie with Brown.

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Ohio State is picked to Vabash may win or end up even with Hanover, Ball State is expected to defeat or Indiana State Teachers. given the edge over

should win or tie with

Texa Ss Christian is expected to beat Arkansas and

ute shoul ‘take Oklahoma. Figure after each team is its rating accordin to the current Table, published earlier this week. In “Predict” column: 1, Team; 2, means win for No. 2 Team: T. means possible tie R, means prediction contrary to ratings. No. 1 Team s at heme X, Friday afternoon; Y. Friday night: Z, Saturday night. When the symbol "TT" with a number appears in the Predict column, the numndicates the team whi ch is slightly favored, but a very close decision or “‘upset” as possible A difference of 3 percentage points or less in the ratings teams often indicates that they are evenly matched and their game is a

5 XPLANATION: Villiamson Football ns win for N 1 1¢ or eciose ouicome:

for week endl INTERNATIONAL

PREDICT PLACE West Point Pittsburgh Pittshurgh Abilene, Tex, Huntington Minneapolis Columbia Annapolis Evanston

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State

Leslie Fleck. left,

will probably start at fullback for the Big Green in the game at Tech's new sta- | dium against Jefferson of Lafayette tomorrow aft-

ernoon. who has been signment,

It's Tech's home opener.

Robert Burns, battling also for the fullback as-

may see action against the Broncos.

CHICAGO, Sept.

STEVE SNIDER

United Press Staff Correspondent

29 —Sophomores grow big and fast at Ohio State 25-0 ‘and when you mix them with potent veterans a cofavorite for the Big

Local Star elzy # Prove Big Headache to Purdue.

In Butler Tilt

Charles Coats is one of Cecach nentals who clash with Shelbyvill West Siders’ first home game. > 8

Local prep gridders today ended

Tech to Battle Lafayette In Dedicating Stadium

By LEO DAUGHERTY

vers and were ready for combats tomorrow afternoon and night. Seven Indianapolis teams and a trio from the outskirts are to see

EN Times Photos. Henry Bogue's Washington Contie here tomorrow afternoon in the

another week of preliminary maneu-

Bader’s 701

Tops Keglers

‘Sets High Mark for Bowlers In Uptown Loop.

John Bader rolled a blazing 701 to lead local keglers last night. He had games of 247, 230 and 224 in the Uptown Recreation loop. Six teams in the Indianapolis League scattered the maple fer games close to or above the 3000 mark in last night's meets as 19 keglers in the league hit the groove for honor games. Manuel Schonecker of the Herff-Jones quintet scored games of 255-224-216—695. | The six teams were Falls City { Beer, 3180; Bowes Seal Fast, 3115; Marott’s Shoes, 3002; Ajax Beer, 2985; Herff-Jones, 2975, and Barhasol, 2972, With a final 266 game Al Schoch posted a 680 and Fred Mounts hit identical games of 247 added io a 182 for a 676 total. Other honor game rollers included F. Schliemer, 663; Carl Hardin and Don Johnson, 650; Leo Ahearn and John Murphy, 647; Dan Abbott, 644; P. Striebeck, 643; Evan Stuart and Riggs, 637; R. F. Hubbard, 631; John Fehr, 528; Joe Michaelis, 623; John Kiesel ond {Omer Vogelsang, 622; Ralph White, 621; Pulton and Bud Schoch, 620. | Ray Roberson, 619, Charles Baker ana Throm, 617; Larry Fox, 516; | Pierson, 612; Thomas Connelly and Louis Meyer, 609; Carl Mayer, 608; Snyder and Ed Striebeck, 607; C, Rasmussem, 604 and Babcock, 603. T. Kagel, rolling for the Queen's Tavern girls, posted a 533. Falls City Wins The Falls City Beer quintet blasted to a 3180 total with each man getting a 619 or better. Their oppohents, the Bowes Seal Fast, had our men above 600 for 3115. The Falls City score:

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Ten title is bound to pop out. The Bucks don't play Minnesota, the defending champion, and if their yearlings hurdle Indiana University in good shape Saturday, Francis | Schmidt's big young backs will have ample chance to gain experience | { before hitting their toughest conference opponent, Northwestern, on

Oct. 15. Hiller Named I. U.

Schmidt's important veterans are | front are Ross Bartschy and Keith . Swim Manage

action. Four skirmishes are scheduled on local fields, but none are intracity frays. Southport’s lights are to illuminate a game there for the third con- | secutive week and other games for local teams are to be on hostile turf at more distant points. The highlight of the show is TAKE YOUR CHOICE Tech's ruckus with the Jefferson | Tech vs. Lafayette Jefferson at | High Broncos of Lafayette tomorrow | Tech, 3 p. m. at 3 p. m. It will be Tech's first| Washington vs. Shelbyville at 'home game, the first game in the Washington Field, 3 p. m. [new Tech Stadium and Homecom-| Manual at Southport, night. ing at the East Side school. Shortridge at Stivers, Dayton, O. The game and occasion has ath- Broad Ripple at Seymour. | letic officials expecting an audience! Ben Davis at Crawfordsville. {of 5000 to 6000. Tech's 86-piece band| Warren Central at Washington, will vie with Jeff's 75 musicians in Ind. the sideshow. Crispus Attucks vs. East St. Louis

Rochester . Huntsville, Tex. Nacogdoches Detroit

Oberlin Louisiana Normal S. W. Louisiana I Akron

| tral No. 2 League were Rybolt Heating, De Luxe and Berghoff Beer and in the Post Office League Stamps and City Case. Matches decided by a two-of-three margin in the Central No. 2 League were won by Stengers’ Oasis, General Tire, Washington Loan, Wayne Park Garage and Sterling Laundry; in the Mountain Valley League by Weishaar, Firestone Service Store and Apex Grill, In the Post Office League Dead Letters, Railway P. O, M. V. 8S. E. (Michigan, R. M. S., Four Trippers and Haughville gained a pair of victories. Get Triple Victories In the Chevrolet Commercial Body League Final Assembly No. 10,

Butler's offensive drive against the {Purdue Boilermakers Saturday aft- | ernoon at Butler Bowl will be cen- | tered about Tom Harding. Harding, who averaged 6.5 yards | per run last season, seems aimost | certain to keep pace with that mark | this year. Last week against Ball! State the local star averaged 6.3) r vards, indicating he will cause (plenty of trouble to Purdue's de[ieee

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Crawfordsville : 3 Madison - 1% kay, guards, and Charley Maag, the| RBI,OOMINGTON, Ind. Sept. {lone sophomore. Maag is touted as!

Cincinnati “et Youngstown, . i ba 1 : Rembrandt Hiller of Indianapolis preparation for the clash. Coach y s the first year) jone of the finest of i {today was named junior student Tony Hinkle has been working his

Adrian Beloit manager of swimming at Indiana | £m Tn bal han) The Green Wave, after engulfing at Delavan Smith Field, 3:15 p. m.

Waukesha ...... Columbus, 0. Granvitte © 0 | Richmond, 18-0 last week, nfi-| Frankfort B team at Park School Other senior and jun- the weaknesses of the Ball State lcamon asl Week, is confi- : 5 3 dent of scoring its first victory over 10 a. m. Saturday. Abe Master's invaders in three starts. Iz

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Razzle-Dazzle Again

The Bucks take their line power University. {for granted. They are two and ior student managers for the ath- contest.

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{sleight of hand sophomore backs who expect to bring razzle-dazzle Elmhurst, football back to Ohio State. [So Jim Sexton and Don Scott, quar- Milroy. ® fishunas Jim Strausbaugh and Al ingl halfbacks,

Zuchegno, | Langhurst,

that ball the tricky way Schmidt;

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ithe quarterback games at least, | probably will rely on veterans for| the other three starting spots. |captain Mike Kabealo will move to |left half, Frank Zadworny,

admitted power, early season optimism is due to the mo and Charles Hartmetz of Evansville.| Anderson, the Bulldogs’ entire ros- | ¢ ter will be in shape for the Boiler- |

Sexton may land |

their |

S. | Junior,

on and Robert d James Wrestling—Senior an Crown a fullback, can handle of Hammond and Robert Bolium of South who dislocated his left shoulder last ! ; d. | week, is recovering rapidly. He has Some doubt whether or not his fleet workouts in preparation for its

But even jetic teams were: Track—Senior,

William Mayse of Koko-

Highsmith of Owensville, ! Gary, Edmund Flynn and Myron Glassner of

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-Senior, James Anderson Richard Schmal of Bloo Weir of rr Edward Glover of Bernard Diamond

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Point Junior,

SRimming Senior, Neal Gilliat of Wash[ingt on. ior of Ft. Because of the absence of Coach Branch |

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| able blocker, will stick at right half, and Forest Fordham will have the

| first crack at fullback now Rabb has been injured. Sexton's short passing has been! {a joyful feature all through early + 12-12 fa] practice. Long range tosses are | handled by Joe Aleskus, veteran left sailing out of

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tackle who comes

the line on one of Schmidt's pet razzle-dazzle concoctions. The second line probably will inthree lettermen. but it [still is experienced in all but one

clude only

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Adamick Still

Out From Punc

DETROIT, Sept. 29. (U P.)—Phy- to report at sicians at Henry Ford hospital said of plays to be used Sunday against today that Jimmy Adamick. heavy-| Sheridan. | weight fighter, has not regained | Friday are asked to be at Willard | |up to their name only once in six | consciousness by Roscoe Toles in the second round ‘has been scheduled with Ft. Har‘of their bout at Olympia Stadium | last night. Dr.

after his knockout |

Albert Crawford said X-rays

| With the exception of Charles Richardson, sophomore tackle from |

| makers. Richardson Aas been nurs-

, ing a knee injury that probably will |

! force him to remain on the siden- | lines for another week. | Frank Welton, senior halfback!

not been participating in anv contact work. however, and it is doubtid if he will see much action Satur-

Football

The Holy Cross football squad will practice tomorrow night at Willard | | Park. All members and tryouts are 7:30 o'clock for copies

Players unable to report

| Park Sunday at 11 a. m. A game] |rison Oct. 9. The Goodwill Golden Bears will | practice Saturday at 2 p. m. in|

preparation for Sunday's game. All|

The Broncos won 26-0 last year! land the 1936 clash ended evenly at | 6-6. A victory for Robert Ball's boys would mean Jeff's first setback in| 21 North Central Conference engagements.

Howard May Not Start

| Coach Ball said that there was | back, Charley Howard, would play| because of a slow mending injury. James Weschler is the choice to take his place, with the shifty Johnny | Higginbotham as his running mate. | Leslie Fleck, apparently now certain of the fullback position, is to start with Warren Huffman at quarter. Washington's Continentals are not | alarmed over the scheduled loosen- | ling of James McCann's Shelbyville | | Golden Bears on Washington's field jat 3 p. m. tomorrow. While the Bears have beaten | Crawfordsville this year, they lived

games with the Continentals in past years, getting a clawing themselves in the five other tiffs, last year, 40 to 0. | Coach Henry Bogue's West Siders have the confidence inspired by last

| Wilkinson, guard, who has not neen

Ed d Diederich will have full strengt and there is a possibility that Vance

in heavy action while an injury was mending, may get into the scrap.

Park Tackles Frankfort

During the week the Park School squad has been going through hard

|game with the Frankfort “B” team here on Saturday at 10 a. m. Park has played the “B's” as a starter since 1936, when Park won 32 to 0. Last year Park also won, 32 to 0. During the past few days Bud Pack and Sol Iozzo have been nursing hand injuries. Whit Barlow also will be out for the next game or two with a broken hand he received | several weeks ago. Cathedral will rest after three straight triumphs. The team probably will watch Washington, its toe next week. The Ben Davis Giants, after losing to Sheridan and tying Warren | Central, will meet Crawfordsville tomorrow afternoon on the Wabash College Field. Coach Red Havilaad has hopes that improved passing

and Electricians No. 1 scored triple triumphs. Experimental No. 12, Metal Shop No. 3, Engineering No. 4 and Accounting No. 9 were on the long end of the score twice. The Wiles & Wilson Ladies League had a three-time winner in Kay Jewelry. Gold Medal, Marott Shoes and A. & P. took the odd game. The Demons downed the Wildcats, 2 to 1, in the Vonnegut Girls’ League. At Fox-Hunt Recreation, J. 8. C. and Marott Shoe Store swept their series. Gold Medal Beer, Queen's Tavern and Bowes’ Sealfast were on top twice. King of Lumberman’'s Mutual led his team with a 645 to a three- -game triumph. Two of three were taken by Herff-Jones, Lion Claws, Universal Indians, Universal Giants, Exchange Unity, Lions Teeth and Mercator Bears. Schwitzer-Cummins No. 2, and Swetzer registered triple triumphs in the Peek’s Jewelry League and Crown Laundry annexed the odd game.

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and blocking will assert themselves against the college towners. Warren Central travels to Wash-

week's 48-to-0 romp over Kirklin and the ,wild running of its backs, led by Bob McCalip, one of the

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fered a skull fracture but added that his condition is serious. Craw-

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to Indiana and Northwestern. A good start might clinch it.

"| State. Their Big Ten schedule calls! | not in fighting condition. “aa |for them to play Chicago, Purdue,

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Fashion Cleaners will practice at {7:30 o'clock tonight at Burdsall Parkway and Riverside Drive. All players report or call LI-9629.

ELECT ROOSE HEAD OF FENCING CORPS

Ernest K. Roose is to head the

|ing Corps. Other officers elected last night include Noble Bretzman, vicepresident; Kenneth R. Shaffer, secretary; R. F. Borenstein, treasurer; George Beals, sergeant at arms;

George M. Binger., chairman, and Walter Altman and Robert Kieffer, members of the board of directors. The first public matches will be at the corps headquarters, 117t2 N. Illinois St.. tomorrow at 8 p. m. Meetings are to be held Friday nights. Applications from both men and women are being accepted.

Work Begins on

Times Special VALPARAISO, Sept. on the new $110,000 university gymnasium at Brown Field was under

»| way today following the ground

breaking ceremonies yesterday. W. C. Dickmeyer of Ft. Wayne, board of directors chairman of the Lutheran University Association, turned the first shovelful of dirt. | The new building wili repiace the! one burned 11 years ago,

\lownspeople attended the ceremonies which were originally scheduled for Homecoming, Oct. 22. School officials advanced the date! because of fine weather.

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\ JEWELRY & LOAN CO. Washington St.

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town’s best driving powers from fullback. East St. Louis High is due at Delavan Smith Field tomorrow afternoon to meet Crispus Attucks. Manuals Redskins, smarting under the 14-to-7 setback handed them by Bloomington in their first time out last week, will let out a war cry lat Southport tomorrow night witn a hope of scalping the Cardinals. But Coach A. E. Pitcher’s huskies are determined to check a losing | streak after taking two on the ~-hin| {from Cathedral ard Shortridge. Coach Harry Painter wiil trot »ut {a revamped backfield. In an effort to get better blocking, he will shift Charles Fletcher from the line to th~ backfield to block, putting Harold Light in the guard spot. Back there with Fletcher will be Bob Stringer, Norm Williams and Morris (Moe) Nahmias, the speedster. Manual and Southport rivalry is more than a decade old, with the latter holding the edge in more recent battles, winning last year’s, 20) to 0. Shortridge’s Blue Devils, with to, shutouts to their credit, go to Dayton for the return game of the series which they renewed with Stivers here last year, crushing the Orange Crusher, 41 to 0. The team will go to Richmond early tomorrow, hold a brief limbering up session on the Earlham ollege field and proceed from there. The Broad Ripple Rockets will be after a victory over Seymour for the second straight year when they pitch into the Owls’ nest tomorrow after-

ington, Ind., High for an afternoon game. Mercury, please dip a little to pigskin level.

A GREEN HAND Truett Sewell, Pirate pitcher, always wears a green jacket to a race track. He says it arouses his gambling instinct.

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