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Jacobus Says He Won’t Run Again

NEW YORK, Nov. 10 (U. P).— George Jacobus, who resigned as president of the Professional Golfers’ Association yestérday after a term of six years, said today that he believed the time had come for him to “make room for a successor

who will carry on for the good of the P. G. A. and the players.” Because he wished to avoid a “split” in the organization’s ranks Jacobus added that he wo run for the office ‘at th meeting in Chicago, Dec. 13-15. A sultry session had been predicted, if Jacobus had run for president, because of the difficulty at the last national P. G. A. tournament |z in New York over the eligibility of Denny Shute. Jacobus overruled his cettine

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If the opinion of The Times’ “Board of Experts” worth anything this week, Hoosierdom’s Big Three is in for a trying week-end. Notre Dame is: the unanimous Selection to beat Iowa but some of the boys add phrases

like “not too sure” and “by a whisker.” They're more

‘confident that Northwestern will stop Purdue and that Indiana is easy pickings for Fordham. On 19 of the nation’s 25 biggest games this Saturday, the experts— Eddie Ash of The Times: Elmer Layden, Notre Dame's coach; Harry n of United Press; Jerry Brondfield of NEA Service, and = ‘Bob Godley—are in accord.” They vary a bit on the other six. But b- remember you can always choose your own. Here ‘tis:

. Ash Layden Brondfield

* Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame Nor'western Nor'western Fordham Fordham Michigan Michigan Illinois Illinois Oklahoma Oklahoma Nebraska Nebraska Cornell Cornell Holy Cross Penn + Carnegie T. Dartmouth Yale Army N.Y. U. Tex. Aggies Villanova Tulane Arkansas Ga. Tech L. 8S. U, Baylor So. Cal. Washington Oregon

{ Godley, Too, Shuns I. U., Picks N. D., Not Purdue

By BOB GODLEY Times Special Writer

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= Deaths—Funerais 1 = | Indianapolis Times, Friday, Nov. 10, 1939

BROWN—Sue, entered into rest Thursday, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brown, sister of Jo Ann and Merilou Brown. Services private on ACount of Contagious disease, Saturday, 2 p. ai of grandparents, Mr. a Mrs. “Andrew Hutton, 1424 W. 32d St. HARRY W. MQORE PEACE CHAPEL in charge. - Including

u CANTWELL—Samuel 8., father of J. E.|| Boye Abao Cantwell, Indianapolis; C. H. Cantwell, 200 13.00 Worthington, O., and George W. Cant- 200 18.0 well, San Francisco, Cal., and brother of Based on 20 ie thly Pay ments Mrs. George W. Burnham, Ingiafjapelis. Charges on first $150 will ym exceed passed away in Worthington, Services % ner month when each payment is at the FLANNER & BE CHARAN MOR-|| made within 5 days of due date. acTUARY Saturday, 1:30 p. m. Friends in-|| cording to schedule. Interest per vited. Burial .Crown Hill. Friends may|| month not to exceed 3% on first $150 call at the mortuary any time Saturday.!| and 1%% above in any event.

LIPPS—Margaret (nee Mick), of 2219 Hovey St., beloved wife of William Lipps, mother of Mrs. Lucille Gaynor, granamoiher of Margaret Ann, Lucia and Edward Gaynor, sister of Clara and Mary Mick, departed this life Wednesday, age 74 years. Funeral Saturday: Nov. 8:30 m., at the MOORE & KIRK NORTHEASS FUNERAL HOME, &

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Four Capture Top Casting Laurels

R. Carr, R. W. Jones, William Behnke and Wayne Mendall took top honors in the four events on last night's casting program at|= Tomlinson Hall. The meet was sponsored by the Indianapolis Casting Club. The leaders: First Event—Carr, Washington over California. This 95; Harrison, 89; Parkhurst, 88. is against the figures. Second Event -Jones, 95; Al Hoff-

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CLEVELAND, Nov. 10.—This is toss-up week, with most of the leading games just naturally close on all available statistics. While comparative scores can he very deceptive, almost all of the teams have played enough games to show their resources under all conditions. There are only a few major elevens without a defeat or a tie on the books, not an abnormal situation. Ohio" State over Chicago. easiest selection of the week. Illinois over Wisconsin. The Illini _ are almost certain to let down but now that Bob Zuppke has uncov- - ered Smith, the team is dangerous. Navy Gets the Nod Dartmouth over Princeton. stack up about the same. Tennessee over The Citadel. Navy over Columbia. Both clubs have been kicked around but Navy is just a shade the better. Army over Harvard. The West Pointers are on the rise. Harvard - has done well with just average material. Carnegie Tech over Pittsburgh. One of those neighborhood brawls. Anything can happen. Miehigan over Minnesota. ‘This should be a peach. Arkansas over Rice. games. Northwestern over Purdue. Flip a coin.

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Southern California over. Stanford. The Trojans figure to be much better but they have a bad habit of bogging down in important games. Pennsylvania over Penn State. These lads won't be fooling. Holy Cross over Temple. He Rides With T. C. U. Clemson over Wake Forest. These two teams are rated exactly even by the statistical services. Villanova over Auburn. Two exponents of the Notre Dame system meet and Villanova is the visiting team. A dubious choice. Fordham over Indiana. Fordham had better take this game seriously.

Montreal Leads National League

By UNITED PRESS Montreal's Canadiens, fortified by four new players, took over undisputed possession of first place in the National Hockey League hy trimming the New York Americans, 2-0, last night. The Americans, last of the hockey teams to swing into action, were unable to penetrate the goal-| guarding of Claude Bourque while Doug Young . and Charlie Sands scored for the Canadiens in the second and third periods, respectively.

Southport to Face + Evansville Eleven

Southport High School's ‘football team will wind up its Thome season tonight in a game against Bosse of Evansville at Roosevelt Stadium. Bridges and Kesterson, Cardinal first-string players, are expected to be out of the tilt. Bridges received a fractured leg in the Ft. Wayné encounter last week, while Kesterson has not recovered from an injury he received in the Cathedral game.

West Resigns as Barons’ Secretary

BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Nov. 10 (U P.).—The Birmingham Barons of the Southern Association were considering a replacement today for the post of business manager after the resignation of William A. (Billy) West. West, who had been contested with the Barons since "1917 as secre- | tary, president and then business] manager, sent his resignation yes- | terday to Warren C. Giles, business}

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Giles purchased the Birmingham club last summer. oF

Paddle Results

Scores in the Circle’ City Table Tennis League at Jimmy McClure's Club: American States, 16; Shawnee A. C,, Se. nemployment Comp., 11; Central Supply, 7. P. R. Mallory) 13; Jewelers A. C., 5. alla N 1 Bank, 10; Oak Hill lana ations an a i

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