Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 November 1939 — Page 31

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FRIDAY, NOV. 3, 1989 o Re ett SAS THE INDIANA v

Mr. Layden Is the Great Dissenter—Rides With - Wildcats and Harvard

; Ani What's More, He Picks Georgia Tech Over Duke; the Seers Just Can't Get Together on Purdue-lowa,

However; It Stands

at Three and Two.

“Consistency, thou art a jewel.”

That's us, folks, ye jewel.

- Look at how our Board of Seers looks over this week's - games. Twenty games. They're unanimous on 14 of ‘em. On three of them there is only one dissent. And they split

three-and-two on the other two.

One of the three-and-twos is the Purdue-Iowa game. Harry Ferguson of the United Press, and" Elmer

soothsayers—Eddie

‘Layden, Notre nine Purdue.

son of the NEA Service, and Bob Godley, all agreed on Notre Dame over Army and Ohio It. Here's ere’s| §

Theyre

Layden is! the great dissenter.

Indiana the weekly consensus:

Ash Layden

Notre Dame Notre Dame Ohio State Ohio State Purdue Purdue Teénnessee Tennessee Minnesota N’'western Michigan Michigan Cornell Cornell Princeton Harvard Yale : Dartmouth Penn Penn Fordham Fordham Alabama Alabama Duke Ga. Tech Nebraska Nebraska SMU. S. M. U. Tex. A. & M. Tex. A. & M. T. Christian Baylor U.C. L. A U.C.L. A. Santa Clarg Santa Clara So. Cal. So. Cal.

Penn

Duke

Amateurs—

BASKETBALL

Little Flower wishes to schedule games with teams having access to a gym or willing to share expenses. The following players are asked to report to J. Kesterson: Flick, Roth, Fox, Sears, Pesut, Griffin, Conrad, Callahan, Baer, McCurdy and Aull. For games call Irvington 0239 and ask for Joe.

The following members of the Wincel A. C. five are requested to report at Manager Wincel’'s home at 1:30 p. m. Sunday: Snoddy, * O'Neal, Koch, Mueller, Wyant, McCarty, Viewegh, Stringer, O’Banion and Moore. The Wincel team is seeking out-of-town Sunday games. Write H. E. Wincel, 1518 Kennington Ave.

Y.M.C. A.to Hold Classes in Boxing

An eight-week boxing course for novices is to be sponsored by the Y. M.'C. A. health and recreation department, with the first class scheduled for 8 p. m. next Thursday. W. C. Anderson will serve as coach, and Arthur Gage will be in charge of enrollment. The class

Ferguson

-Netre Dame Ohio State Purdue Tennessee » Minnesota Michigan Cornell Princeton Dartmouth

Fordham Alabama

Nebraska S. M. U. Tex. A. T. Christian U.C. IL. A Santa Clara So. Cal.

is open to all Y. M. C. A. members.

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Two of ye

The other two, Harry Grayare riding with Iowa.

But see. for yourself.

Godley Notre Dame Ohio State Iowa Tennessee Minnesota Michigan Cornell nceton Dartmouth Penn Fordham Alabama Duke Nebraska S. M. U. Tex. Al & M. Baylor U.C. L A.

Grayson Notre Dame Ohio State Iowa Tennessee Minnesota Michigan Cornell | Princeton Yale Penn : Fordham Alabama

& M.

Madison Square Garden.

They’ ve Been Reading Each. Other's

At the End of the Trail

Times-Acme Photo.

Tony Canzoneri’s fistic career was just Aioutoo over when this pic- | ture was snapped. ‘It shows the battered veteran going down for. the last time in the third and last round of his fight with Al Davis in Davis won on a technical knockout when Ra Arthur Donovan stopped ihe fight.

State Grid Card

Santa Clara So. Cal.

Mac's Tip—Pick Coach, Not Team

(Continued From Page 30)

coaches are nearly always overlooked.” This is ridiculous when you stop to think of it, because while coaching may not be all of football, it plays a whacking big part. And the differende between coaches is like that between night and day. There are coaches who are great on offense but who couldn’t mould a defense if allowed to use cement and a trowel. There are others who can make scoring on them tough but who couldn’t create an offense even with the help of friendly referees. Some coaches have been at the job 20 years without contributing a single new idea to the game. Some—anll these are the good and great ones — make changes in their systems every year to make them fit their material. The next time you go about trying to decide the winner of a football game ask yourself how the two coaches stack up. More often than not youll find that one of them, over the years, has proved himself superior in getting the most out of his material. That's the fellow to ride with. Forget the weather, the latitude, and the colors of the two teams, and put -your shillings oh

the better coach.

‘scoreless

! TOMORROW Jowa vs. Purdue at Lafayette. Indiana .vs. Ohio State at Columbus, O. Notre Dame vs. York. Wabash vs. Butler here. Franklin vs. DePauw at Greencastle. Indiana State vs. Eastern Tlinois| at Charleston, Ill. Rose Poly vs. Milton at Milton, Wis. Ball State vs. Earlham at Richmond. Evansville vs. Hanover at Hanover, Manchester vs. Bluffton at Bluffton; O.

Army at New

SUNDAY Cincinnati Xavier vs. St. Joseph's at (Rensselaer.

Two Elevens Stop at Butler to Work Out

Rice Institute’s 36-man football squad, bound for New York City to meet the Fordham Rams tomorrow

afternoon, stopped off in Indianapolis yesterday and held a signal

drill in the Butler Bowl.

Western Kentucky Teachers of Bowling Green also rehearsed at Butler yesterday in preparation for Western State at Kalamazoo, Mich, Saturday. The Rice group which has won but one-game this season placed special emphasis on passing and Fordham formations. Big Ernie

=i Lain, 230-pound senior, has been {moved over to fullback by Coach

Jimmy "Kitts for the Fordham con-

omore, who is injured.

Frosh Elevens Tie

Manual’s freshman football team battled the Cathedral yearlings to a deadlock yesterday at Delavan Smith Field. Only scoring threat came in the second period when John Aherne and Mill Montgomery of Manual pushing the ball to the Irish 22.

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