Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 November 1938 — Page 15

Notre Dame Sweeps to Top Of Williamson Ratings as Mk - Panthers Drop to Twelfth | | i] & Camegie Yooh, Alabama and Holy Cross Rise to First Ten;

| | System Picked Purdue Over Ohio State, Western to Beat Butler and DePauw Against Earlham.

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By PAUL B. WILLIAMSON |

The topsy-turvy week-end of little Davids knocking over big Goliaths gave the Williamson System its lowest rating in six seasons of forecasting games. The over-all rating for the week was 80 per cent and 81.1 per c¢ént not counting upsetting ties. : Out of that week-end Notre Dame, picked in a preseason forecast by the System as a likely pennant winner, emerged at the top of the hational list. The Irish’s blanking of the Navy, 15-0, gave them an earned rating of 97.5. Pitt, leader for weeks, was crowded out of the leading 10 by undefeated teams or squads with stronger over-all schedules to date. Pitt's victor, Carnegie Tech, could rate no better than sixth place because of little-credited victories over Davis-EIKins, Wittenberg and Akron. The Panthers tumbed to 12th place below Southern California. ++ The ranking 10 with their ratings are: = 1. NotreDame . ......... 99.3 6. Carnegie Tech ........ 93.9 2. Texas Christian ...... 96.8 7. Duke nse nes D8 3. TENNesSee .......coe.. 95.9 8. Santa Clara ......o... 93.6 4. Dartmouth ........... 943 9. Alabama cess cess 932 5. Oklahoma ............ 940 10. Holy Cross ........... 93.1

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vation Army five, 31 to 27, in an 6:20 p. m. of a disagreement with their coach, 18 Games Carded overtime tussle. for immediate reinstatement on the . The teams were tied, 23 to 23, at| The Birr Dodge team is to clash|Auburn squad and they decided not - the end of the regulation period.|with the Ex-Craftsmen in the|to resume their studies. Times Special : Rune JONES Touh Star Id oe Tabernacle Bascethan J eague to- . — De-| Knights wil po while -inight at 9 o'clock. er games . Eni 2 repre-|lian, formerly of Jeff High of Lafa-|scheduled include the West Side Busey Reinstated sented on the basketball court by|Yette: tallied eight points for the!Coal Co. vs. Broadway Baptist at 7 By Coach atL.S. U. one of the strongest teams in recent losing quintet. p. m. and the Tabernacle Presby-| years, if returning lettermen are any In the second encounter the Nu-|terians vs. the Prentice Presby-| UNIVERSITY, La, Nov. 8 (U. P.), Indication. The Tigers lost but two|Grape Bottlers subdued the Brook-terians at 8 p. m. —Young Bussey, flashy junior back players from last year’s varsity lyn Merchants, 37 to 27. Noblesville : from Texas, was reinstated on the squad, Bob Mackie of Harvel, 1Il,|Quakers downed the Corks Shell] An Sunday school teams wishing Louisiana State University football regular forward, and Myron Fouke Oilers, 21 to 8. The Waverly oil t5 enter a Boys’ Sunday School team by Coach Bernie Moore yes= of Oklahoma City, reserve center. quintet after trailing, 16 to 6, at the|1eague, call at Central Christian |terday after an expulsion of two To replace these Coach D. C. Mof- half time, won as McDaniels, former| Church tomorrow, 7:30 p. m. as|weeks for alleged violation of traine fett will not only have several prom-| Shortridge star, paced them to a 29| there will be a meeting to formulate ing rules. ; > ising sophomores but also four let-|to 28 victory over the flashy De-|plans for a league which will play termen from former years who have| Gover Printers Squad. Wednesday nights. SI te. the campus after having| ,McDaniels tallied 17 points for the] Those interested report at the : dropped out of school. They are oilers. : meeting or call Athletic Director, Kenneth Smith of Martinsville, for- The Smith-Hassler Manufactures| Central Christian Church, Irvington ward and guard; Guy Moore of League is to open tonight on the|5881, Glen Huesday. North Vernon center: John Rhorer Dearborn floor with the following : > ’ schedule: The Fashion Cleaner Flashes are

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Geidel Re-Elected as Pro Tennis President

NEW YORK, Nov. 8 (NEA)— Henry A. Geidel; tennis and squash coach of the Nassau Country Club, was re-elected president of the Professional Lawn Tennis Association of the United States. Other officers elected included: Ellis W. Klingeman, Everglades Club of Florida, vice president; James J. McDougall of New York, treasurer, and James T. Reid of the Crescent Athletic Club of Brooklyn, secretary.

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