Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 November 1938 — Page 27
11 A ig Qrvan | Miclod’ Dit tddere |Huntsman Awards19 Williamson Looks for Dukes Smile Now, Swing Later Welter Scrap | ‘Misled’ Pitt Gridders | pom To Defeat or Tie Panthers Draws East's| Freed of Tuition Bills RICHMOND, Nor. # . P)— In Saturday’s F € ature Game Heavy NV Money| PITTSBURGH, Nov. 24 (U.P.) —Pitt freshmen atblietes, in rebellion
Coach J. Owen Huntsman of the at being billed for tuition, were told by university officials late today that Army Guns Figure to Drop Navy in Annual Service Grid Armstrong- Garcia Bout Has
Earlham College football team announced ' 19 ' letter winners yestere : the tuition fee would be canceled this year only if athletes_felt they] had been misled into believing the fee would be “taken car® of.” Battle and Horned Frogs Are Picked to Betting Circles Puzzled; , Down Rival Mustangs. Odds Shorten.
day. They are: : Robert Ball Righmoha, John Balestrierd, .; John , New Castle; Loui John Weber, business manager of the University of Pittsburgh, reiter- |; 7 ated that under the new athletic code of “nonprofessionalism,” no athletic scholarships are to be given and the fees would be canceled only for " NEW YORK, Nov. 24 (U. P)— The heaviest betting on a New York fight since the Louis-Baer scrap
the present freshmen thietes wi 7 Since the freshmen athletes wou M : : anual Netmen Culled to Dozen was reported today on Henry Armstrong’s 15-round defense. of his
net year have to pay or make arrangements to pay their tuition as do other students, there was speculation as to whether some of the 35 athletes involved in the controversy anh Would withdraw, Ee of this| with cage practice called off bewelterweight championship against |Semester an i - hi bg Lo EE — iieg If- the promising football material wa of ihe heliday, Oral Bile ‘The uncertainty of the outcome |of the present freshman squad is|ford, Manual mentor, leaned bac 1m, has caused enough arguing and lost to Pitt, there was further spec-|the coach’s corner last night with wagering to make it the biggest [ulation as to whether Dr. John B.|just 12 varsity boys left of the 50 betting brawl of a decade outside Sutherland om Temain at Pits as aspirants who came out last week the heavyweight Giojsion there still| The attitude on the tuition prob- to try for the hardwood team. was: enough Armstrong money : on lem, which was the latest contro-| Football lads, already in the swing hand to uti the champion a 3-2 |STSY, to break since Pitt made ef-|of training, don’t count in that favorite today, but that it probably | fective a “simon pure” athletic pol-| ue, Gozen varsity squad. What |] uld be 5 ay ? tomorr ith ‘a icy about a year ago, was made h ] : {Wo ha by tomorrow w. known at a conference between the they can and will do remains, says N ih y even-money quota- freshmen and the faculty commit-|Coach Bridgford, to be told later. ons oy Te Hine. been a fight in| Meanwhile, first stringers who will which the so-called “experts” were report for practice at 9 a. m. tomorso reluctant to pick a winner. This fom, a ude Marshall Se Bo he Where you any stick to the Fritz Mueller, | Oscar Vieweigh, ne. yon Gage 4 I a Royce Stevens, Elmer Parks, Norprecicalors, Blise Ley conse man Williams, = Robert Timmons, Pearly Hickey, James Chapman and
tee on athletic policy. Two memorandums were given to . It Sells Ducats or If you “string along with the Bay Hoch,
the freshmen by Weber. One reminded them of the obligations they had entailed (the tuition fees) in signing the notes. The .freshmen have contended they were led to champion” then you can’t “take the good big: man .over the good little man.” Betting on the titleholder also would be strict violation -of “put your money on the puncher.”
“understand” that the notes would be “taken care of” by the athletic department. In a second memorandum, Weber said: “There seems to be some misThe brisk betting was reflected in ticket sales—to the relief of Mike Jacobs who was hugely disappointed by the poor turnout for last week’s Apostoli-Corbett middleweight “title” fight.
understanding about the payment Promoter Mike said he was sure
of your tuition. We want, with the best of feeling, to clear up this matter. We want to be fair and will expect you to be fair. Let me suggest that for the next few days, you think over the situation and then if you feel you signed notes for your tuition without understandof a $100,000 gate, that it probably |ing the meaning and intent of the would amount to $110,000 and pos- |otes, please let me know. sibly be a $125,000 sellout of Madi- “If you feel that you did not |son Square Garden. When the fight was postponed from Nov. 2 because of Armstrong's back injury, only four ringside tickets were returned for refund. Both fighters, pronounced by athletic commission physicians in “perfect condition,” wound up
understand, your tuition will be canceled for the present year. Next training yesterday and both were claiming benefit from the delay.
school year you will be expected to Champ’s Lip Healed
pay, or make arrangements to pay, ‘While Armstrong’s wrenched back
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By PAUL B. WILLIAMSON The’ accent will be Southern in the big struggle at Durham, N. C., Saturday when the unbeaten, untied and unscored upon Duke University Blue Devils tear into the Panthers from Pittsburgh. The Williamson Football System predictions give the Southerners a slight edge but a tie is also forecast. Inthe other big battle in the East the Army is calculated to shoot the works and sink the Navy gridmen bug these closely matched teams may fight to a draw, the predictions indicate. Holy Cross has .the drop on Boston College, Fordham’s Rams are expected to bump off or tie N. Y. U,, Tulane should push over L. S. U. and Baylor has the edge over Rice. The undefeated Horned Frogs of Texas Christian are forecast to ride over the Southern Methodist Mustangs and the University of Washington is expected to bowl over its state rival, Washington State, but the contest is a possible tie. EXPLANATION—Figure after each team is its rating ‘according to the current Williamson Football Rating Table. PROBABLE WINNER IS NAMED IN CAPITAL LETTERS. T, before visiting team rating means tie game or close outcome likely, and “upset” possible. .R, means prediction contrary to ratings. F, Friday afternoon; FN, Friday night; SN, Saturday night; SU, Sunday, :
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Ceferino Garcia, left, and Henry Armstrong wear friendly enough smiles as they greet each other in New York. Next time they meet it will be in answer to the bell. Armstrong puts the world 147-pound championship on the block in a 15-round match With Garcia at Madison Square Garden, tomorrow night. Note how the Filipino, a . full-grown welter, towers S ove the Negro who also holds the lightweight leaders
Eight Wabash Veterans Back for Cage Drills
the Wabash outlook. Last season Berns was unable to participate because of illness. He is a former Shortridge High School star. Six other “W” winners are on hand: William Kitzmiller, Indianapolis; Willard Hawkins, Flora; Allan Manteuffel, DesPlaines, Ill.; William Vosloh, Bloomfield; ‘Robert Long, Evanston, ‘Ill, and Fred Rhode, Blue Island, Til. Rhode and E. T. Powers, Peoria, Ill, a reserve last year, are the only two juniors on the squad. To bolster this nucleus of veterans are several promising sophomores. Among ‘them are S. J.
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Times Special CRAWFORDSVILLE, Nov. 24— Eight veterans, seven of them lettermen, and 12 sopnomores answered the call of Coach R. E. (Pete) Vaughan, Wabash College basketball mentor this week. Limbering up drills and scrimmage were the order of the initial drills and this program will be carried out during the remainder of the week with Vaughan scheduled to do a little “pruning” of the squad next week. Last season the Little Giants did slightly better than break even on
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your tuition as do other students.” The freshmen listened silently to Weber, then filed out of the meeting; without comment. After the meeting, however, some of the freshmen said they “didn’t know what will happen.”
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their 14-game card, winning eight and losing six. The return of Jack Berns, letterman and high scorer for the Scarlet in 1935-36 and 1936-37, has cheered
Strong State Cagers Win
By United Press
Kokomo, Anderson, Greencastle and Jeffersonville charged through to impressive victories last night as Indiana’s prep conference cage season opened. The rangy Kokomo Kats, led by
big Chet Gabriel, 6 foot 10 inch cen-,
ter, started their season in the North Central Conference by nearly doubling the score on the Jeff Bronchos at Lafayette, 36 to 20. Jeff has only one regular left from last year. Archie Chadd’s Anderson Indians took their second victory of the season, against a North Central foe, Marion, 21 to 14. Gibbons led the Indians’ slow-breaking type of play with eight points. Greencastle and Franklin shot to a tie in the South Central conference standings with two wins apiece, the Cubs downing Greensburg, 32 to 21, and Franklin pushing over Shelbyville, 32 to 22. It was the fourth. straight victory for the Cubs and marked them as one of the leading quintets in the state.
OTHER SCORES Delphi, 33; Royal Center, 29. Covington, 15; Crawfordsville, 14. Klondike, 28; Battleground, 21. Oxford, 29; Otterbein, 17. Wiliamsport. 36; West Lebanon, 9, Clarks Hill. 30; Stockwell, 22.
Scheivley, Sunman; L. W. Schloot, Jasonville; W. H. Hackleman and C. J. Klein, Indianapolis; J. M. Miller and W. M. Fisher, Monticello; M. J. Porter, Kokomo, and E. R. Campbell, Crawfordsville. All of these men earned their freshman numerals last year, Scheivley and Miller as centers; Fisher, Hackleman and Porter as forwards; and Schloot, Campbell, and Klein as guards. Others who are out for the squad are J. O. Phillips, Danville, Ill; H. Reynolds, Chicago; P. R. Robinson, Ft. Wayne; and R. J. Stevenson, New Ross. Student managers are Donald Robertson, Seymour; Ransom Griffin, Indianapolis and H. D. Fisher, Evanston.
Mat Title Go Is in Making
Possibility of a match between Everett Marshall, the Colorado ace, and John Granovich, the “wild bull” of the wrestling industry, was reported today by Matchmaker Lloyd Carter of the Hercules A. C. If Carter is successful in getting
will be staged next Tuesday night at the Armory. Marshall, rated as world’s heavyweight champ by the National Wrestling Association, has signed to appear in next week’s headliner. Granovich is anxious to tackle the Rocky Mountain matman, but ‘insists that there be no time limit in such a tussle. The New Yorker held Everett to a draw a year ago, but two weeks ago he lost to. Marshall here on a disqualification. Last Tuesday the “Wild Bull” up-
the two huskies together the bout
never was. regarded seriously by fight fans, the last three weeks gave his lower lip—the one. that required 12 stitches after-the Ambers lightweight title fight in August— a chance to heal completely. He has been sparring without the head gear designed to protect his lip. The “string with the champion” bettors believe that Henry's incessant barrage of punching and his ever-advancing style will wear Garcia out just as they did Barney
¥. Ross when the welter title changed
hands last May. The “good big man” contingent point to the close decision Armstrong won over the 135-pound Ambers in taking the lightweight title, and are putting their money on the Filipina, who will come into the ring at about 147 compared to Henry's 137 or 138. This group has the added. argument of Ceferino’s heavier punching.
Krieger May Defend Title Next Year
PITTSBURGH, Nov. 24 (U. P.).— Manager Hymie Caplan said yesterday that Solly Krieger, set up by the National Boxing Association as the world middleweight champion, probably will make his first title defense at Seattle early next year. Caplan, whose fighter the New York three-man boxing board does not recognize, said he has been offered a $25,000 guarantee by Nate Druxman, Seattle promoter. His announcement came on the heels of the New York Commission’s “final decision” to recognize Fred Apostoli, winner Monday night over Young Corbett, III, as the middleweight champion, and while Krieger trained Jor a 12-round overweight match here tomorrow against Billy Conn. i
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