Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 November 1939 — Page 32

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| ie the "season.

= Jdavorite to eliminate Indiana.

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~ attack still is not functioning as ex-

. elimination faces four Big Ten

“races resolves int6 a duel between i Ohio State. Z-ana, Purdue or Iowa would remove

records.

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: Esti keep pace with the leaders.

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= ginia * Badgers have a day of rest.

Death for 4] in n Big 10

IU; Purdue, Nor ‘Northwestern . And lowa Must Win to Stay in Race.

= By STEVE SNIDER » United Press Staff Correspondent

CHICAGO, Nov. 3.—Sudden death

¢, teams tomorrow and if they fail to * come through the championship

the co-leaders—might Micitigan and Defedts for Northwestern, Indi-

them from all title consideration. > "Even a tie would drop all but Purdue, which still is undefeated but has det tie with Minnesota on the

Both Michigan and Ohio State can lose—they don’t expect to—and

x Average 40 Pointts a Game Michigan, undefeated, untied, and yolling along with an average -of "more than 40 points per game, was a sheavy favorite to romp over Illinois for its third Conference victory of Ohio State, upset by Cornell last week, possesses two victories, no defeats, in Conference icompetition and ranks as a slight

In the days other Conference games, Northwestern plays at Min-

nesota and Iowa meets Purdue at]

Lafayette. Chicago travels to Virand Wisconsin's ~ battered

: Probably the finest competitive foatball of the day will be at Ohio " State where Indiana's great forward passing attack will be tossed out against the Bucks. Ohio State has been weak on defense for cer-

«tain types of forward passing and |.

“the Hoosiers have the equipment to =cause plenty of trouble. Hal Hursh of Indiana, outstanding passer in the Conference on a yardage basis, has accounted for 58 per cent of all ground Indiana has gained this season. Depends on Harmon Since Michigan apparently has Illinois outclassed in every department, except possibly pass defense, the home-coming struggle at Illi‘nois - depends for its interest on Tornado Tom Harmon, the Michizan flash, who is hailed as the best - Western halfback since Red Grange. ifteen years after the famous “77” of the Illinois redhead sailed over the Michigan goal five times on a single afternoon Harmon will seek revenge. . Minnesota and Northwestern are about on a par, with a slight edge to the dethroned champions on the ‘basis of their fourth period drive

Here is the Ben Davis football

Picks Irish

By ELMER LAYDEN Notre Dame Football Coach NEW YORK, Nov. 3.—It’s so easy to pick favorites this week-end the upset crop is likely to be a bumper. It wouldn’t surprise me if Georgia Tech upset Duke. Minnesota is expected to beat Northwestern, but my hunch is on the Wildcat. Generally speaking, however, I refuse to-belizve in an upset until the game is over. EAST — Columbia - Cornell. The Lions have a chance to catch Big Red in a recession, but look for conquerors of Ohio State to maintain victory stride and undefeated status. Other Eastern games should come ouf as follows, asterisks to the winners: Dartmouth*-Yale, Princeton-Har-vard*, Navy-Penn*, Pitt*-Temple, Manhattan*-Boston U., West Vir-ginia-Georgetown*, Lafayette-N. Y. U.*, New Hampshire-Rutgers*, Penn State*-Maryland, Providence - Holy Cross*.

Elmer Layden

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BIG TEN — Indiana-Ohio State. Should be a wide open affair, with the Bucks’ power and ground speed offsetting the Hoosiers’ passes. It would be wholly unexpected if Illi-

Bowling—

Larry Pavey put together games

= against Ohio State. Northwestern's = pected, although the effectiveness|

: of Paul Soper against Illinois last

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3 A/most of ‘the time.

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, jkeep ‘pouring it on. * corner Nile Kinnick in the fourth

week has Minnesota worried. Iowa’s surprising Hawkeyes, counted out of the race even before Ait started, threatens to give Purdue _ its first Conference defeat of the season. Iowa

case the Hawks will be troublesome Purdue's strong | attack is a cinch to score early and If they can

period, the Boilermakers will have

> ‘their first Conference victory. Kin-

‘nick passed Iowa to fourth period decisions over both Indiana and _- Wisconsin.

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of 207, 259 and 222 in the Parkway last night for high individual honors in the city. Second place went to Red” Stuart, who posted a 673 in the same league, The list of “600” bowlers:

Red Stuart, Parkway Recreation eee 693 Larry Pavey, Parkway Recreation .... 688 William Suddarth, Schwitzer-Cummins 2

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Entries in the 1020 scratch classic Sunday at the Illinois Alleys will

The first squad will take the drives at 1 p. m. tomorrow, and compe-

The tournament, sponsored by the Alley Owners’ Association, is open

the entry fee is $10.

Feller Too Sleepy To Open His Gifts

VAN METER, Iowa, Nov. 3 (U.

| P.).—Bob Feller, the Iowa farm boy =

who won 24 games for the Cleveland Indians this year, led the American League in strikeouts and pitched

‘more innings than any other hurler = {in the junior circuit, celebrated his

21st birthday today. William Feller, and his 11-year-old

farm near here tonight. Marguerite proudly displayed a

hero. Several postal cards and 1etters of congratulations and a few packages arrived from fellow players and friends this morning, but Bob was sleeping late and his mother said they had not been opened. The young baseball star returned late last night from Detroit; where he purchased a new automobile as

a birthday present to himself.

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Layden Breaks Down and to Triumph

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team event to be held tomorrow and |=

be received until midnight tonight.|= tition will begin Sunday at 10 a. m. a

to all sanctioned league teams, and |=

Only his parents, Mr. and Mrs. B sister, Marguerite, will be present at = a birthday dinner on. the family |S

white cake with 21 candles which |= she baked for her brother and No. 1|=

team which was to

nois defeated Michigan. Northwestern has come up far enough to push Minnesota down. Purdue’s balanced attack and sturdy defense should be too much for Iowa's triple-threat Kinnick. PACIFIC COAST — U. C. L. A.California. Appears that the Uclans will rub it into the Golden Bears, smeared last week by U. S. C. U. 8. C.-QOregon State—Sheculd be a battle, U. S. C. on top, Oregon State blemished for first time. Other winners: Washington State-Ore-gon*, Montana-Washington*, Santa Clara*-Stanford. BIG SIX—Iowa State-Oklahoma®*, Nabraska*-Missouri, Kansas State*Kansas, ” t J 2 SOUTHEASTERN — TennesseeL. S. U. This is not in the bag yet, but Tennessee is justified in expecting L. 8S. U. fo oblige. Alabama should put an end to Kentucky's string. North Carolina (undefeated, tied once), too "strong for North Carolina State. The rest size up as

follows: Mississippi*-Vanderbilt, . Florida*South Carolina, Merceér-Georgia*, Birmingham - Southern - Mississippi State*, Sewanee-Chattanooga*, V. M. I.*-Richmond, Citadel*-David-son, Furman*-Virginia Tech, Clem-son*-George Washington, Washington & Lee*-Washington U.,, Mary-land-Penn State®, SOUTHWEST — Texas-S. M. U. Conference lead at stake; first game for S. M. U,, first win. Texas A. & M.-Arkansas, good spot for an upset, but the Razorbacks aren’t good enough for the spot. Baylor over T.C U. THE ROCKIES—Colorado-Utah®, Wyoming-Coloradg State*, Brigham Young-Denver*, Utah State*-Idaho. INTERSECTIONAL — Notre Dame*-Army, Auburn-Boston College*, Marquette-Duquesne*, RiceFordham*, Michigan State*-Syra-cuse, Villanova*-Detroit, TulsaCatholic U.*, Wake Forest-Mar-Chica-

Davis, G. Iseley, H. Adams, J. Eickhoff and G.

Southport Plays

Ft. Wayne Eleven

team was scoring a 7-6 victory yes-

Coach Walter Floyd of Southport expects to spring several new trick plays when his Cardinals engage the Central football team at Ft. Wayne tomorrow afternoon. Practice in the Cardinal camp this week has been devoted to perfecting the surprise formations as well as new passing plays. Schienbein and Kesterson are -expected to do most of the Southport ballcarrying against Central.

Wyatt to Undergo

Operation on Knee|dj (U. P)—|=

cnn BALTIMORE, Nov. 3 Whitlow Wyatt, ranking righthand-

‘er on the Brooklyn Dodgers’ pitch-./S= ipg staff, today faced an operation|s on his injured left knee at Johnsis

Hopkins Hospital. Wyatt, who was elected most

valuable player in the American|S=

Association last year, hurt his knee on May 21 in a game at Cincinnati. A few weeks later he was pitching again, but he gave up July 19 after he had been defeated twice because of his bad leg.

Card Gym Classes

Mid-morning gymnasium classes E

are being organized by the Central Y. M. work afternoons and evenings. The new classes will include a period of balanced health drills together with competitive sports such as softball, handball, basketball

vise the class.

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conclude its season this afternoon in a game at Westfield. These in the line (left to Hawley. In the backfield (left to right) are H. Campbell, Warren Central, another Marion County team, ends its schedule today at Worthington, while South

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Tech Captures Pair From Washington

While Tech’s freshman football

terday over Washington's yearling, ‘the Big Green second team was defeating the Continentals by the same score. ‘Ross scored for the Tech freshman and Mullenholz added the point. Mitchell counted the Continental rhinies’ marker. Jack Hanna tallied the six-pointer for the Tech reserves with Guilford Henniger adding the point. ton counted on a second-quarter

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Deaths—Funerals 1 Indianapolis Times, Friday, Nov. 8, 1939

Funeral Directors

ADAMS — Anna, age 64 Yeats beloved mother of Florence, Anthony and George Adams, sister of Albert Scholler. ShefulHe: Joseph Scholler, icago i, Frank Scholle er, Washington, D. Charles Scholler, Saginaw, Mich. Henry Scholler, Los Ahgelos, Cal, away Thursday a.m.

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St., Friends «nil urial metery. Christian Mothers Society will meet at funeral home, 8 p. m. Friday for prayer.

APPLEGATE—Wilber J., age 47, beloved

husband of Myrtle Applegate, father of Mary and Paul Applegate. son of William an V. Applegate, brother-in-law of Mrs. Charles Pollard Mr. and Mrs, George icago, passed away at Bancroft, at 5:30 p. m Funeral Monday, p. m., from SHIRLEY BROS. C RAL CHAPEL, Illinois at 10th. Burial Washington Park. Friends may call at the chapel after 6 p. m. Friday.

Ishand of Services MOR ARY Friends invited. Friends may

BURTLESS—Benjamin »,, Margaret Bi B,, passed on Nov.

BUCHANAN Saturday, 1% Burial Manchester, Mich, call at the mortuary.

bins and John D life Thursday. a. m., at the Union ‘Chapel, Greensburg, Ind. Burial Union Chapel Cemetery.

Friends may call at- the- MOOR KIRK FUNERAL HOME 2530 Station St. [Greensburg papers please copyl. DOUGHERTY—Mary Irene, Slster ‘of Mrs. tts s. Mrs. Waldon, nk 4. Dou gherty of

and Charles J. Dougherty ., passed aw i

hom our Lady of Lourdes Church. Burial el Cross Cemetery. Daughters of Taane a will meet for prayer Friday, 8

GRIFFITH Humphrey Gordon, years, brother of Mrs. Joine of Col. Robert: L. Moorhead,

88 Beck, 8% acie Mrs. Maude rs. Samuel illiams and Srifith, passed y Thursday Private funeral So ice from IR! BR CENTRAL: CHAPEL, Illinois at ho Monday, 1:30 p. m. Burial Crown Hill,

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JOHNSON — Maggie M., age 58, beloved wife of Charles .A. Johnson, mother hd Herschel . and Fred Johnson and Feat Vina grandmother of Wilma and' Walter Johnson, sister of oe May "Heckman and Ella i passed away Wedyesday, Funersl Saturday, 2:30 p. from Flackville Met! hodist Church. ™ Burial Floral H iends may call at the late resion W. 16th St. SHIRLE

JUDD—Relda, beloved wife ok Alert Judd and mother of Arth A. and |p Frank A. Judd, both of Chicago, passed away at the residence, 529 W. 30th St., Friday Lr 3. Funeral notice later, WALD ERVICE,

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city: ton : and Mike Ganley, Connersville, i.; aunt 2, the Rev. George Dunn, umbus, Ray Dunn, Detroit, Sion. Ah ng: grandchildren, passed away Thursday a a. m., age 73 years. Funeral oh Cesidents, So 2 x 0th St., Mon 8:30 Services Little. Flower Shirroh at 0 a. Friends invited. Burial Holy Gian: Cemetery. Friends may call after 7 p. m. Friday,

KNIGHT—Allie, of 4015 N. Reysions, beloved wife of Charles B. Knight, mother John W. night. Fuay at the MOORE & KIRK THSIDE ¥y ERAL HOME, College and Fairfield, p. m. Burial Sutherland Park. rionds invited. MONGER—Horace H., 1528 N. LaSal beloved father of ‘Clarence D. Monger, othe oft and Orv longer

of and Sop. Se oe this lite. suddenly Thursday, Funeral at the

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Saturdav. 2 p. m. Burial Washington Park. Friends invited.

pastor of Arc Church, brother of John, sua Charles and Florence 0 Connor and Mrs. . Warren, uncle of Marie Warren, died Thu rsday, Nov. 2. Friends may call at the" rectory, 4217 Central Aves after Friday. Di. fonday, Nov. 6. at

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Joan of Arc requiem mass at 10 a. m. Interment

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AYMOND — Isaac P. beloved father of Either Butt. city: Edgar, of Evansville, departed this ‘life ‘Wednesday y. age rs. Funeral Saturday. Nov. at the” Victory Memorial Methodist ehire ] 3a. Syrial Memor ial Park: 4d nvite riends may call a e resigence 1835 Spann Ave. MOORE & _KIRK SERVICE.

IMPSON—Dan{el B.. 68, of 2002 A Nan father of Wiliam, Sa Lois, passed Thiustt ay. Satu e residence.

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