Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 October 1938 — Page 28

FRIDAY, OCT. 7, 1938

MINNESOTA GIVEN

Williamson Favors Illini In Clash With Hoosiers

Picks Notre Dame to Win Over Georgia Tech; Colonials Expected to Trim Butler Bulldogs.

state teams.

Ohio State is favored to defeat or end up even with the visiting Southern Californians, Texas Christian is picked over Temple, Northwestern is given the nod over Drake, Columbia has the odds over the Army and Cornell may win from or tie with Harvard, the Williamson

predictions indicate.

Representative football games to be played this week throughout the United States are listed below, to the Williamson National Rating System. the record is insufficient for calculating one clearly. Figure after each team is its rating according to the current

EXPLANATION: Williamson Football

team plays at home.

When the symbol

Rating Table, column: 1, means win for No. 1 team: possible tie game or close outcome: R, means prediction contrary to ratings. No. 1 X, Friday afternoon; Y, Friday night; “T with a number appears in the Predict column, the

By P. B. WILLIAMSON

Minnesota will beat or tie with Purdue, Illinois has a straight march over Indiana, Notre Dame should have no trouble with Georgia Tech and Butler will bow to George Washington University, Williamson football predictions for this week's contests involving Hoosier

number indicates the team which is slightly

or upset is predicted as possible. the ratings of two teams often their game is a toss-up.

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Down the Alleys

keglers in last night's meets.

according to the | Gatchel of Printcraft hit a 638.

John Bentley, 637; Wendell Nave, 623; Ayres, 622; Leroy

latest rating according | versal, 618;

Where no rating is given, 608; John Murphy, 606; week. In ‘“‘Predict” team: T, means

this win for No. 2

and Dryer of Parkway, 602.

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PREDICT PLACE ’37 SCORE | Commodores. Tuscaloosa Tucson : Cleveland Buffalo .. Omaha Detroit Washington Athens, Atlanta Spokane Moscow. Baton Rouge Chicago : Huntington Missoula . Bozeman ...

Girls swept their games.

three each.

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Rectifiers, Ladder Switch,

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ulsa Springfield. 0. Billings, Mont. Buffalo 3 Cape Girardeau . Jefferson City Chadron Newark. Be Greeley seseeet Grove City Caldwell Kilzore, i Bristol, Tenn. Lewiston, Ida, .... Louisville “tieenr

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Two each were annexed by E. Washington, W. Michigan, West St Tap Switches, Craig Brokerage No. 5, J. C. Mills Pies and Neal's Service Sta-

Don - Kellum of the Ballard Ice Cream quintet, rolling in the Industrial League, posted a 667 with first and third games of 233 and a middle game of 201 to lead local

Zix of Gold Medal Beer in the Printcraft League rolled a 652 for second and Jess Roe of Printcraft and Mize of Diamond Chain tied w¥h 645s for third. John Mencin toppled the pins for a 643 and

Other honor game rollers included P. Smith, 625; Burkhart of Callahan, 621; Weisman of the Elks loop, 620; K Floyd Kenyon and Wehlage of UniTyner of Printcraft, 616; Al Kriner, 610; Evan Stuart, Henry Thoman, 605; Henry Johnson, Dan Abbott and Ulhling of Ayres, 604,

In the Fletcher Trust League clean sweeps were scored by South Shaw Walker and Keifer Stewart No. 2. At the Parkway Alleys three-game winners were Schwitzer-Cummins, Pinell Lumber, Arnold Furnace, Spencer Plumbing & Heating, W. D. Allison Co. and

In the Thursday Night Ladies League Bond Bread No. 1, Indianapolis Life No. 6 and Red Haugh'’s At FoxHunt Recreation, A. G. P., Heidenrieck and Ayres Dry Cleaning won

Recreation Miller’'s Tavern, Hgar Boxes and Marshalls took the odd game. Wissner Market and I. U. Dental Schoo! were double winners in the Koch Furniand Insurance finished ahead

At the Illinois Alleys, two games were won by No. 9 and No. 10 in the

Butler Game Breaks

Indianapolis Street Railway League. Matches decided by a two-of-three margin in the Allison League were | taken by Magnetos, Carburetors and | Cylinder Head, Central Alleys’ twotime winners were Holy Rollers, Flat Foot Floogies, Field Service, Hill Billies and Hoosier Hams. In the Citizens Gas & Coke League two-of-three were taken by Coke Utility, Water Heaters, Magic Chef Ranges, Vulcan Ranges and Garland Equipment. In the Printcraft League, Gold Medal Beer shut out the Hendren Printing quintet as three of their rollers hit for honor games. Their

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

EDGE OVER BOILERMAKERS

State Football Squads

214 194— 610 180 176— "530 216 224— 652! 207 214— 638! 188 224— 593 1035 1032—3023 Heidenreich Florists and Beck's Letter Service were three-game victors in the Elks League. Shelby, Indianapolis Railways No. 1 and Haynes squad shut out their opponents at the Illinois alleys. Indiana Alleys saw triple winners in Selmier Towel Co., Tamler Theaters, H. E. Schmitt Insurance, Mitchell-Scott, Buck Saws, Crankshaft, Pin Tippers, Benefit Payments and Artists. At St. Philip's Rural Pharmacy, Elles Garage and Coca Cola took three each. Shutout victories were scored by Hudepohl Beer, Gold Medal Beer, Tools and.Regular Assembly on various alleys.

Humphrey's Record

Times Specray LAFAYETTE, Oct. T.—The Butler game shattered one record for Paul Humphrey, Purdue's injured cocaptain and center. Since the day he first became eligible for varsity competition as al sophomore, Humphrey had played in every Boilermaker start. As a result of his injured wrist, Humphrey was forced to sit on the bench for the first time in eighteen straight games.

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Battle in Twelve Games

Purdue Eleven Tackles Powerful Gophers as Layden Team

Goes to Atlanta; Ind

iana at Champaign.

By LEO DAUGHERTY Seventeen state teams in action!

An even dozen touchdown struggles! Scenes of combat all the way from Atlanta, Ga.

to Washington,

D. C., and Buffalo, N. Y. over to Champaign, Tl. and back to Indiana!

And the Illini, the Gophers of Minnesota and the Yellow Jackets of

Georgia Tech among the foes! That's the football abundance to claim the Hoosier fans’ attention | this week-end. The action starts | tonight at the nation’s capital where the Butler Bulldogs are to be unleashed against the George Washlington Colonials at Griffith Stadium.

THE BUNK (8) Times Special, WASHINGTON, D. C, Oct. 7.— The Butler football team visited the White House teday and following lunch Coach Tony Hinkle tucked them in bed, explaining that he thought sleep would be better than signal practice. “You see,” he said, “22 of our boys never had ridden on a Pullman car before and they were all night figuring out how to sleep best in those bunks. That put them a little behind so I thought a nap would do them good.”

Butler will make only one change in the starting lineup, the recuperated Frank Welton taking Tossing Tom Harding's place in the backfield. Illinois has beaten Indiana 12 times, has limited them to ties in two games and has lost only three. It has been 39 years since the Crimson has won a game at Illinois. Indiana won at Bloomington last year, 13 to 6. Indiana might be a little stronger in reserves if fullback Joe Tofil| were not out with an injury. But then there is Capt. Paul Graham | for the job, along with Ray Dumke, | and Eddie Herbert could be transferred there from quarter, While Jim Logan from Indianapolis will be at right guard for the | Crimson, Wes Martin, also from here, will occupy the same post for | Illini. Four Illini players starting

“| their first Big Ten game are Tom

Riggs, tackle; George Rettinger, fullback; Cliff Peterson, halfback, and George Bernhardt. | Let out a big umph! as you look | at Purdue's Western Conference assignment— those Golden Gophers Bf Minnesota. ‘Purdue's starting backfield likely | will include Ted Hennis, Jack | Brown, Lou Brock and the driving | Tony Ippolito. Allen Shackleton, | Mike Byelene, Jim Nesbitt and Tony Juska are second choices. Cocap-

and Nebraska, no doubt will depend chiefly on passing, but his own | running attack is not to be sneezed

‘at when it's decided to mix up the

ground-gaining strategy. Surprising, but Elmer Layden will have to wire back to South Bend if he needs more than 33 Irish against the Yellow Jackets at Atlanta. He's taking only that “small” squad to Dixie, But the 33 are the gridiron cream and the boys who did most of the great playing in the 52-0 baliering of Kansas. DePauw's Tigers take on a new one in Lawrence Tech of Detroit at Greencastle—the only college game in the district. The invaders had better be prztty good because Gaumy Neal appears to have a club with a lot of steam. It's up to top strength. Hanover’'s Panthers, who have trotted out with a zip that wasn't entirely expected, have lured the Central Normal Teachers into their own den and it looks like a spanking for the future professors. They've been shutout twice, while Hanover has beaten Wabash and will send the same crew against the Teachers, Hanover won last year, 19 to 7. A Panther victory would put them

in a three-way tie for Indiana Conference leadership with Ball State and Manchester, both of whom are not playing loop games. More teachers will argue it out at Muncie where the Ball State Cardinals should prove the football tutor to Indiana State's Sycamores. Maggié Magnabasco’s Cardinals have shown their power in two games while the Sycamores have been cut down twice. Ball State won last, 7 to 0. Pete Vaughan’'s Little Giants of Wabash ought to win one tomorrow. They gd down to Evansville and look to have the edge over the Purple Aces who haven't scored in two 1938 games. Wabash did it a year ago, 19 to 0. The Franklin Grizzlies go to Richmond to try to avenge last vear’s 18-to-13 lacing of Earlham! Quakers. Manchester's play Buffalo. The Valparaiso Uhlans play St. Joseph's at Collegeville. They beat the Cardinals 20 to 12 last year. Rose Poly.

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