Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 10 November 1939 — Page 30

Fears L I U. Will Spring

A Surprise |

Fordham Eleven Won't Take *

Hoosiers Seriously, He Moans.

Times Special j NEW YORK, Nov. 10.—It re a * well-proven fact that big-time football teams from the hinterlands play twice as well in New York as &ny other spot, and it explains why Jim Crowley of the Fordham Rams is concerned about Indiana's invasion of the Polo Grounds tomorrow. The Hoosiers have had a peculiar season, in which they have looked great at times, but lost twice—to Jowa, 32-29, and to Ohio State last Saturday, 24-0. They definitely have been eliminated from the Big Ten race, which leaves them hoping furiously to score a victory over Fordham before enthusiastic New York alumni as a balm.

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“If ever a major team was in a perfect spot to win a game, it is| Indiana against us,” says Crowley. | “For some reason I cannot fathom | Fordham has been established a 3- | to-1 favorite; Indiana is bound to rebound from that severe attack by Ohio State; this Hursh is a great passer of whom no one seems to heard and the Fordham players cannot seem to take the game seriously. “It is lucky that our regulars are in a healthy condition. Otherwise I don't know what we would do. Our victories over Pitt and Rice certainly weren't the convincing kind that should make us a 3-to-1 favorite.” Because of his timorous feeling for this game Crowley has been throwing the book of plays. defensively and offensively, at his boys this week. He has not called for any rough scrimmage, fearing further damage to some of his key men who have shown signs of wear and tear, but has concentrated on defenses against the stuff his scouts have discovered about Indiana. The Rams worked out yesterday,

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tions, the problem being somewhat eased up because Coach Bo McMillin teaches the Hoosiers about the same type of offense as was used by Rice last week, particularly the single-wing backfield alignment. It was indicated that Len Eshmont again would be a starter in the Ram backfield, as in the Pitt and Rice games, while Jim Blumenstock, sophomore kicking, passing and bucking star, would languish on the bench awaiting an opportunity for full use of his talents. The flashy Eshmont was used in such capacity last year, but now seems to Rf better as the running threat at th outset.

Hoosiers in Shakeup

Word from Bloomington, Ind. is}

that Coach McMillin has made a complete shakeup in his first team, with the possibility that an entire new eleven may start for the

Hoosiers. In late practices the Colonel coach jerked Hal Hursh, Joe Tofil and Clee Maddox .from his firstsfring backfield and ran through

4vorkouts with James McGuire as :left half, Harry Brooks as fullback ;and Ray Dumke as right half. In the front line Dave Bradley was {inserted

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By ELMER LAYDEN Notre Dame Football Coach IOWA CITY, Iowa, Nov. 10.— Georgia Tech should win over undefeated, once tied Kentucky this week-end. Tulane’s undefeated, once tied Green Wave is the choice

over Alabama's Crimson Tide, though it would be no upset if the Tide prevailed. Iowa, boasting one of the great sharpshooters of the year, improving as a team every Saturday, will be Notre Dame's most dangerous opp onent to date, but I figure the undefeated Irish will rise to the challenge. S. M. U. has an outside chance to up-end the powerful Texas Aggies, but the latter are indicated definitely by the record. The rest of the undefeated and the undefeated but tied shou

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without mishap. It seems to me the remaining games should result as follows: EAST—Colgate-Cornell*. Carnegie Tech*-Pittsburgh. Army*-Har-vard. Brown-Yale*. Dartmouth*Princeton. ' Columbia*-Navy (Lou Little has a neat combination). Temple-Holy Cross*. Rutgers*-Le-high. Manhattan*-West Virginia. Penn State -Penn*. MarylandGeorgetown. 2 4 2 #8 3 : MIDWEST—Minnesota-Michigan®* (Th? Golden Gophers need this game to make them forget a disappointing reversal of early form, and may extend the Wolverines, but the latter have a disappointment of their own to spur them to high endeavor—a hard fought game is indicated). Purdue-Northwestern* (the Wildcats are getting wilder game by game—they’ll be too hard for the Boilermakers to handle). WisconsinIllinpis* (Badgers will look like Wolverines to the fighting Illini). Ohio State*-Chicago. Big Six: Okla-homa*-Kansas State. Kansas-Ne-braska*. Oklahoma A. & M.*-Wash-ington U. Iowa State-Marquette®. # » o

SOUTH — Sewanee-Vanderbilt*. Mississippi State-L. S. U.* Florida*Georgia. Duke*-V. M. I. Wake For-rest-Clemson*. North Carolina*Davidson. Virginia Tech-Richmond®*. Furman*-South Carolina. Tennes-see*-Citadel. Mississippi*~-Mississip-pi State Teachers. 2 2 8

FAR WEST—Stanford-U. 8S. C.* Oregon State-Oregon* (yes, Oregon,

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against U. S. C. and others). Wash-ington*-California. Idaho-Washing-ton State*. Mountain Big Seven: Utah State*-Brigham Young. Colorado State-Denver*, a 8 a SOUTHWEST — Texas-Baylor®. Arkansas*-Rice. | 82 2 2

INTERSECTIONAL—Boston Col-lege*-Detroit. Boston _ U.-Cincin-nati*.. Duquesne*-North Carolina State. Indiana-Fordham®*. MissouriiN. ¥, U.* villanova*-Auburn. Tul-sa-T. C. U* Wyoming*-8t. Louis U.

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BASKETBALL

The Em-Roe Hawthorne Thursday Night League will open its season! Nov. 16. Teams in the league are Mt. Jackson Tires, Art's Standard Service, Salvation Army Red Shields, Bruce Robinson Post, Mars Hill Midgets and Howard Street Merchants.

McKinney Bear Cats will play at Thorntown next Tuesday.

Hope Merchants will meet Greensburg Millionaires in the Hope opener Nov. 30. Strong state teams desiring games are to write Lloyd Shepherd, Hope, Ind.

Royal Crown Colas will meet Citizens Gas at 1:40 p. m. Sunday at the Dearborn Gym and will tangle with Schwitzer Cummins in a Bush-Feezle League game at 9:40 p. m. Monday at the Pennsy Gym.

Cola players are to report at 1:15

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Tonight’s schedule in the Warmup

Tournament at the Pennsy Gym:

7:00—Liehr’s Tavern- vs. Eastern Coal.

7:50—Stewart Warner vs. Schwitzer Cummins.

8:40—Fitzgerald Coal vs. DeGolyer Printers.

9:30—M. J Strauss vs. Furnas (nonteurney).

Prunty Artists, Stokely VanCamp and Yellow Jackets were eliminated in last night's play. Stokols bested the Artists, 34-33, in a.double overtime; Inland Box romped over Stokely, 30-18, and Texaco edged the Jackets, 24-23. DeGolyer Printers downed Eastern Coal, 27-25.

FOOTBALL

Speedway V. F. W. will practice at 7 o'clock tonight at Rhodius Park for its game Sunday at Muncie.

War Keeping Ski Teachers Home

NEW YORK, Nov. 10 (NEA).—At least three of the dozen or more Swiss ski instructors who were to have served colleges and clubs in Canada and the United States again

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