Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 November 1939 — Page 22

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~ BY TOM OCHILTREE Zounds and gadzooks! That guy

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a barbecue. ’ as just wrapped up a 5S football season for the er partisans, and—without tak80 meh as a time out for the | - to frisk® him for symptoms! the jibber-jabbers—he alreddy ed to work on basketball. are playing a full-blooded | eh at Butler this season, and | ‘88 always, the university hopes its team will elimb fo its former

pubtedly, Butler has a‘sturdy all tradition. The school won mofficial national crown in nd 1929. The first time Paul kle was assistant coach,.and time it was all under his

Galaxy of Titles

He also tutored ‘the Blue and White netters to two Missouri ValJey crowns and four State College erence championships. In fact, Bulldogs will be defending their Jatest State Conference title this

= Meason. . Among the faces you will miss in _ this new team are George Perry, center; Bill Geyer, forward, and aul Poland and Chester Jag-

, guards. They were all first:

foe ‘performers on the squad which

= “won 14 games and lost 6, and their

~ graduation gives rise to a hefty re- ~~ placement problem.

There are four seniors and five ors back, who all earned letters the last campaign. The seniors Bre Jerome Steiner, team captain and guard; Melvin Vandermeer, forWard; George Knobel, forward, and

5 ~ Loren Joseph, a center who played .. on the

Frankfort High , School

~ championship team of 1936.

~ dividual peint-getting "honors.

Some Talented Juniors Debonair as matinee idols are these unions: Bil Bill Hamilton, center; Lyle Neat, guard; Byron (Ben)

Gunn, forward: Bob Diets, fori ward, and Charles Atkinson, guard.

. Of the lot, Dietz is the only man Jeft who started in every game last

"year. He scored 127 points in the

27 tilts to take the squad’s inIf tihs seems like a small total, recall that four others on the squad, Perry, Geyer, Steiner and Neat, all accounted for over 100 points apiece. That is part of the Hinkle system.

. Keep moving the ball around as fast | as you can, and have a lot of men . who can alternate with about equal ~~ effect. at the basket sharpshooting.

; Dietz In Shape Early Dietz is an unusually handy basketball player. Oddly enough he

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his senior year at Washington High School here, but he picked up a lot about the game by playing in amateur loops before he entered college. He is the Butler fennis champion, and on this, the third day of basketball practice, he looks as though he had been in training for the last six months, These boys are all fast enough to give a greyhound a 10-foot lead and still: beat it to the wire, but they aren’t tall. Last years team wasn’t either, of course, yet it lost only to Indiana; Michigan, Michjean State, Marquette, Detroit and Notre Dame. This is a nice record,

2 particularly in view of the fact that

the squad beat Notre Dame and

Michigan State in return games.

_ So maybe the overwhelming advantage that height is supposed to give -a basketball team is so much phonus bolonus, as the Latins say. This Butler squad, which opens its schedule with a game against

Ball State here Dec. 8, should find | tje.

out about this for sure after it has

: played such teams at Pittsburgh, . Jowa, Indiana, Southern Methodist - and Noire Dame,

State’s ‘Big 3’ Given the Nod

Ferguson Takes Minnesota And Ohio State.

By HARRY FERGUSON United Press Sports Editor NEW YORK, Nov, 16—Draping a four-leaf clover over a lucky horseshoe in an attempt to pick the weekend football winners. EAST Tulane over Columbia—The Green Wave surges North and causes a

Cornell over Dartmouth—Cornell has ben strangely quiet since the Ohio State game. Watch out for an

‘earthquake.

“Holy Cross over Carnegie Tech— Power - wins over speed, but the argument may get loud before the issue is settled Michigan over Pennsylvania — Three, maybe four touchdowns. Nebraska over Pittsburgh—13 to 7. Colgate over Syracuse—Syracuse hasn't had much since the Georgetown game. Villanova over Temple—Don’t ask why, it’s just something that appeared in a crystal ball. Army over Penn State—On a shaky belief that Penn State shot me works against Penn, nceton over Yale—That Gian line will do it. ¢ SOUTH

Duke over North Carolina—TIn a’ wild attempt to pick one of the season’s upsets. Alabama over Georgia Tech—In a close, hard cne that could be a

Baylor over Centenary — Eas Centenary probably won't score. y: Georgia over South Carelina— Shouldn't be too tough, but South Carolina comes up with a surprise ow 20d Son entuc over West Virginia— In a practice session. i State over Auhurn— Bouncing back from last week’s licking, Texas A. & M. over Rice—Bowl bound anc unbeatable. Tennessee over Vanderbilt—Bowl bound and unbeatable. Texas over Texas Christian—On a couple of long runs by Crain. MIDWEST Minnesota over Iowa—Minnesota catches Iowa in a let-down after the Notre Dame game. Kansas State over Iowa State—By no more than two touchdowns. Kansas over George Washifigton— Just stringing along with the home team. Indiana over Michigan State— Close and maybe a tie. Oklahoma over Missouri—Somethng to see. A hard, bitter game in which Oklahoma gets a nod off its

' record.

Notre Dame over Northwestern— This may be the one in which the Irish get their Irish up. Ohio State over Illinois—In full defiance of that magician named Zuppke Da wants to win this one mighty ba Purdue er Wiscon—7 to 0. | FAR WEST Oregon State over California—Not

much competition. Stanford over W! State

On these two lads resis a part of the hopes of the Butler basketball team. They are Bob y Die and Bill Hamilton, and both are juniors and lettermen. Maneuvers of the sort shown above are designed to take some of the rust off their floor work.

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The five Bowes Seal Fast bowlers went pin-smashing in earnest during the weekly session of the Indianapolis League at the Pritchett plant with the result that a new team record for the season was in the books today. The Bowes team registered a sparkling total of 3424. Don Johnson showed the way for his mates, bunching games of 223, 278 and 221 for a 722 count, individual high in the city. Right behind came Johnny Murphy, who had 203-259-246—T708. John Fehr tallied 699; while Larry Fox smashed out a 665 total and Fonnie Snyder a. 631. :

catching, for Bob Kelley showed a 700 in the Uptown Recreation

224, A 699 was turned in by Ed Schott in the Chevrolet Commercial Body League at the Parkway plant. The list of “600” pinmen:

Don Johnson, Indianapolis...ccceceeoss Johnny Murphy, Indianapolis ....eceos” Bob Kelley, Uptown Recreation....... John Fehr, Indianapolis ve Schott, Chevrolet Body ... Hardin, Indianapolis Larry Fox, Indianapolis ... Richwine, Indianapolis .. coe John Cook, Interclub .c.coccceiee eseses 660 Miles, Mutual Milk Tischer, Uptown Recreation Frank Sourbier, Uptown Recreation... 640 Carmin, Indianapolis 635 Fulton, Indianapolis Hausman, Uptown Recreation ....¢.. Morris, Uptown Recreation ...... Horn, Uptown Recreation Fonnie Snyder. Indianapolis....... eos Hanna, Indianapolis ....... csvavassess 026 L. Fahrbach, K, of C.....ccoce00ee seco B25 Overpeck, Chevrolet Body : P. Ernst, Indianapolis . essesnsens 622 Fancher, Indianapolis . 2eccoscccsscses 620 Schott, Indianapolis sestecenesssetennse 620 Gerstead, M, & M.cvsescsssssssnsnerss 615 Argus, Indianapolis «c....cc0 sssesssess B15 Chrisney, Uptown Recreation ...ses0s. 618 Ed Gaslema, Indisnayoils emssosssesss 812 Logan, U. 8. Rubber . sesssesasess 811

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| Shaughnessy B Fav pored For ‘Moanin’ Low’ Prize|

i SPOKANE, Wash, Nov. 16 U.P). —Coach Clark Shaughnessy of the University of Chicago was the favorite to win today’s game—a game of “moanin’ low.” The coach whose football team

has piled up a total™of 13 points

against its opponents’ 267, was in the lead for a prize given annually by the Athletic Round Table of Spokane to the football mentor who writes the sobbin’est letter on football prospects. The winner will be sungunced tonight. Coach Shaughnessy’s letter: “Gentlemen: “I'm sitting in the locker room trying to work out a play that can get our fullback up to the line of scrimmage without a broken leg when in walks a guy without knock-

ing. “ ‘Listen, brother,” he says. ‘I don’t know who who you are but I'm a football coach. Listen: “ ‘The woes of Poland would only half fill my cup of gall and vinegar.

Millions for Books

“ ‘What a wealth of material the alumni sent me this year. They gave the school 15 million dollars for new books but what did they give me? A sideshow that should have been palmed off on a circus. “‘The ends were seven-footers and tipped the scales at 130—who says nothing went over their heads?

Attucks to Meet Morganfield Club

Coach Alonzo (Lon) Watford’s Crispus Attucks football team, which has been up and down at

various times this season, will at-

tempt. to get back on the. victory trail tomorrow. Attucks will play Dunbar High School of Morganfield at the wWashington Field. The game is one of four remaining on the locals’ schedule.

Y.M.C. A. Siimes To Meet Hopsier A. C.

John Shattner will lead the Y. W. C. A. junior swimming team in its third meet of the season against the Hoosier Athletic Club juniors at 6:30 p. m. Saturday at the H. A. C. Pool.

“«oThe oars o ged like Benedict Arnold and, on defense, a whole posse was for 800 yards through them. : You can throw in| the City of Flint for good measure. I hdve seen fewer holes in cheese. “vThe center hasn't had his first shave. From the bench I could see the first down on his upper lip.| (That was the only first down our team mace this season, too.)

. Traffic Light in End Zone “‘The two -halfbacks were expélled from a school for unnecessary roughness. They were two days late in returning “The Grapes of Wrath” and a librarian squealed. “ ‘The school won’t buy us score ing equipment but the athletic beard is coming across nicely. They have promised to put in trafic lights in our end zone to cut down the collisions in our backfield. A toll bridge would help more.’ . . “The man stopped. I took his hand and a ‘My friend, let me tell you something. I've coached the Chicago team this year. making no complaints, no alibis. But I coached Chicago this year. “I'll let you hear more later. Mournfully yours, Clark Shaughnessy.”

“p, 8.—~One of the Chicago news‘papermen suggests that if I win the equipment, you throw in an adding machine. The editors will ‘put down the scores, but they'll be darned if they'll add them up.”

Protest of Rams Called “Ballyhoo’!

DETROIT, Nov. 16 (U. P.).—Gus Henderson, head coach of the Detroit Lions, today termed the demands of the Cleveland Ranis for the services of their coach, Dutch Clark, as an active player “insincere ballyhoo.” Clark joined the Cleveland team at the end of the 1938 season as manager and coach, but the Lions retained his playing contract. This week the Rams, who meet Detroit Sunday, asked Detroit for a full release on Clark so that he could be used against his former teammates as a player. They accused the Lions of a “dog-in-the-manger attitude” when the Detroit management offered to release the playing contract in return for Parker Hall or

Johnny Drake, ace Ram backs.

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