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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

Who Claimed Butler Lacked A Backfield?

We'll Give the Bulldogs) The Title Right Now

By J. E. O'BRIEN ‘At the risk of having toeat| | our own rash words on: Thanksgiving rather than the| traditional turkey plus trim-| mings, we stand read today to hand.a seventh s raight| Indiana Conference football title to Butler, schedule unfilled. | ; Unorthodox as this procedure may be, it looks like a simple way | of easing the strain on a fall calendar already cluttered up with such matters as the draft, the election and end-of-the-month sales, Frankly we don't expect the motion to get one iota of support from | §

Indiana Conference officials them-! selves, who can't get away from the |

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State Gridmen Need Some Scoring Punch

‘Wabash, 9 to 7

THE WEEK'S CARD Friday

Wabash at Denison (night). Franklin at Transylvania (night). Rose Poly at Cape Girardeau Teachers.

Saturday

Butler at Purdue. DePauw at Hanover. St. Joseph's at Valparaiso. DeSales i] Ball State. Lawrence Tech at Indiana State. Manchester at Wooste Southern Illinois Nareyal at Evansville. ‘Central Normal at Eastern Illinois Teachers.

Indiana college football coaches —at least those whose teams played |last Saturday—should have a good | idea today on what to practice this | week. Saturday's games revealed a dearth of scoring punch. Outside of the Butler-St. Joe game, only 16 points were scored by the five state teams in action and all these came in the Rose Poly-Wabash game which the former won, 9-7. Poly scored with an automatic safety when Wabash fumbled behind the goal line. A few minutes later, Gray of Wabash went offtackle for 70 yards and a touchdown. Late in the game Wabash fumbled again and Poly recovered on the Wabash seven. A pass over the goal won the game. Indiana State played a scoreless tie with Louisville at the latter's home field. Both teams had opportunities to score, but lacked the necessary punch. Another scoreless tie was played at Oxford, O. where Ball State Teachers College tangled with the Miami Redskins. Neither team was able to do much in the 96-degree temperature that necessitated many substitutions. Hanover College lost to the University of Cincinnati by a score of [45 to ¢ at the Ohio team's stadium. Hanover scored only three first ‘downs to their F-onponersis 2 22. |

2 Golf Titles

Decided

Two more local golf club championships were decided in weekend play, those of Broadmoor and | Highland. | Young John Wolf captured the Broadmoor title with a decisive 6 and 5 victory over Leonard Solomon in the. final 36-hole match. After firing a 71 on the morning ‘round, Wolf was two strokes below par as the match ended. { The Highland championship re-

Rose Poly Edges ‘Out

old idea of awarding titles solely on| the basis of complete results. But | if Butler custodians want to play it smart, they'll make room in one of the Fieldhouse showcases tomor- | Tow for the trophy. | | Charles Mectzelaars . , . he made - Happy Day for Tony Hinkle look like an old kidder. If the Monday morning quarterbacks around the league demand] proof, we have only to point to But- | ler’s convincing 27-6 victory over | r 0 r 1 i St. Joseph's in Saturday’s let's- -go- | to-the-beach weather. The Bulldogs played steady, powerful foot- | t ball and should have made Coach | 00 LS das Tony Hinkle's. mid-afternoon meal of stadium grass an enjoyable one. It is with regret, however, thal| Npw YORK, Sept. 23 (U.P).— we admit being sucked in like a piomice of another rip-roaring substitute end by fie, aly of 2 struggle for the National Profes-fair-to-middlin’ backfield crop at co. "po nan League title was unFairview this year. No Harding, NO mistakaple today. Connor, no Kreag. The picture oe The conclusion was obviotis after | painted so dark one was Jog to Le. | the second successive fever- -raising lieve every third sophomore ha Sunday .on this year's schedule | been plowed under. {ley Which saw three more well-drilled | And then what does the Bu €r teams come into their own. The board of strategy do but uncover no | chicang Bears climbed into a tie less than three capable ground-| go. the griver's seat in the Western | gainers to augment the four fetter | pivision with the Cleveland Rams men doing first-string service. ae las both scored convincing triumphs | among these was Charles Metze- | ho tha Washington Redskins | laars, an Illinois-bred ng | humbled the New York Giants with who weighs 165 and stands 5 feet 9.| qyrprising ease to strengthen their Metzelaars Scores Twice Mo on first page in the Eastern He was one of the 11 fresh play-' Blan. do 1 Lducioh ers that started the second quar-| le” the lower bracket teams ter, and before he was through he! Will apparently have to content had scored two touchdowns and ac- | themselves with sniper roles, the] counted for his share of yardage in |offensive record of the last- -place | the Bulldog advances. | Philadelphia Eagles, losers of both | Elwood Norris, who started his their starts this year, heralds troufootballing at Washimgton, Ind., was|ble for any of the leaders whose | another given a chance to sparkle line isn't made of good stout stuff in the blistering heat. He partici- from end to end and whose ha: k= pated. in two Butler touchdown field isn't on its collective toes. The parades and showed his worth at Eagles hate racked up: 33 points, a punching the middle tor jihose total smaller valuable three and tour-yard gawns. skins’ 45 and the Bears’ 41. d the hands of Lou Bol 3ill | mained in the hands o u hn, Bironar hes }abbad Bs anolaek 1 Bears Rout Packers {who batted out a 1 up decision over The question of who would fillf The Bears gave a convincing Bill Reed, Indianapolis District the right halfback spot wasn't|tuliy demonstration of power yesterday Ohampion, in the 36-hole title tusntil nearly game time, and as they scored in ev Di. ial bg en to Dick Fruech- rout last jp S World Con Finals Next at Hillcrest tenicht over Harold Feber But Green Bay Packers, 41-10, ‘before | At Hillcrest Ken Foster and Fritz Feichter. also saw considerable ac~ an all-time record crowd of 22,557 Morris qualified for the club finals tion and probably 1s due for more. at Green Bay. It was the first|by stroking their way to semi-final since Freuchtenicht left the game lgague game, of the season for the triumphs. Foster ousted Clark Eswith ‘an injured shoulder. There's Bears who tere holes in the Pack-| pie, 4 and 2, while Morris’ victim no cefinite word yet on when he'll ers’ line with their famed power was Robert O'Neel, 5 and 4. be back. : | offensive to score almost at will. ‘| The Woodstock Club's Carl Walk No Scarcity of Hands | | The Rams, with Johnny Drake Trophy was won by Edward Craft, y scarcity Scoting three touchdowns and|Who fired a 158-24—134 over the There seemed 1c be no Scarcity! parker Hull passing effectively, de-|36-hole route. The two-ball mixed Of hands to take care of Whe OWN |ieated the Eagles, 21-13, for their foursome at the club went to C. backfield chores, either. When Me frst opening game victory in four Weiss and his daughter, Heberoccasion demanded a Kick there vears. A crowd of 15941 sat under ton. on their 90-30—60 total. was a Kicker ready, and when it Three teams tied for top honors a hot sun and watched Hall set up demanded a pass, the pitcher | was the scoring “plays with perfect in the pro-amateur at Pleasant i material, huh? May- Passes and Drake, the Rams’ plung- Bo foes Sas h Venihes be FS fooled but pot those ing fallback, go over for the scores. yr, on Olds. at Hall, Art Wettle guys who sit in the back row of |, The Pittsburgh Steelers scored a gq.” 04 Bill Hanfee: on the second the Prose’ Box. and fake sure. that | thrilling last-period victory over] ‘were Joe Reeve, Harry Leive. H. E. the Bulldogs do wil the Detroit Lions to win 10-7, be-geott, and Bill Charles. while the used against them. The one most, fore 13.000. The Steelers missed third was made up of Art Smith, heavily disguised was reported three good chances before Louis| Lonnie Billger, Keith Lindamood poo ed eiplorce. Now Whay | Tomaset went wide around his left | land Leo Lee. do you suppdse he was doing the end with perfect interference to| At the Indianapolis Country Club

score from the Detroit three with! |G. R. Redding and Mrs. A. L. Piel (less than three minutes to play. |shot a gross 84 for top honors in Baugh Beats Giants the two- al mixed foursome tour{nament. .and Mrs. J. G. KingWashington avenged the "defeat (han’s 68 o best in the net di"by New York that edged them out! vision. PROFESSIONAL (of the Eastern Championship last | National League vear by crushing the Giants, 21-7! Pittsburgh, 10: Detroit, 3. iP Cleveland 20; Philadelphia. 13. 'before 34,712 fans. The Redskins, Washington. 21: New York, 7. | With Sammy Baugh supplying alChicago Bears, 41; Green Bay, most all of the offensive impetus, | went to work after the opening |

American League Mi iefs, 23: Buffalo Indians, 0. Milwaukee Oblots Thi as naan kick-off to their first triumph over | the Giants since 1937.

STATE COLLEGES Butler, 27; St. Joseph's, It’s Ladies’ Night At Roller Derby | six- under-par 64 over his own {Highland Park layout to best a

Indiana State, 0; Louie, 0 (tie). Rose Poly. 9; Wabash, 7. Ball State, 0: Miami, 0 (tie). Roller Derby conditions were in a field of 11 in the Indiana P. G. A. : (deadlock today, 79-79, and the “In- | linvitational tournament. Hardin Simmons, 13: Centenary, 13, |aianapolis” and “New York” teams, Up at South Bend Gene Fehlig,

Hollingsworth Wins

Other week-end golfing events {were the P. R. Mallory tournament |at- Pleasant Run and the interclub match between Highland and the Country Club. Ollie Hollingsworth [shot a 76 to capture the former, while Highland's team won the latter, 121% to 5% Meanwhile, ot her links feats were {being performed around the state. {At Kokomo Bob Simmons fired a

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| 20; Illinois |

Cincinnati, 45; Hanover, 0. Iowa State, 27; Luther, | will take to the Coliseum oval again !St. Louis, Mo., sophomore, carried

OTHER COLLEGES Boston College. 40; Centre, 0. Kentucky. & 59: Baldwin- Sealtace, 0. Louisiana State, 39: Louisiana Tech, Ladies will be admitted | off the University of Notre Dame title by batting out a 294 over the

tanatt. free until 8 o'clock. “New York” outscored the “locals.” 13-to 12, in the Sunday night session as the Steve Irwin-Chuck! Davis feud continued unabated. ! Davis of the “Indianapolis” team | “| twice was sent crashing over the [rail by Irwin.

Clemson, 38; Presbyterian, 0. Coe, 18; Monmouth, 6. Detroit Tech, 0: Akron, 0 Eastern Kentucky Teachers, Milwaukee State Teachers, 9; Carroll, Mississippi. 3%: oo itn (Tenn. ¥. 0. Montana State, Vestern State, 0, y_ Nevada, 47: San Francisco State, 0, 72 2-hole e route. North Carolina. 56; Appalachian, 6. Rhode Island, 10: Nartheastern, 0. South Dakota, 20; South Dakota Wesleva

n. 68.. South Dakota State, 45; South Da

Mines, Union (Ky. ), 14: Alfred Holbrook, 0. Virginia Military. 33: Roanoke, 0, Virginia Tech, 34: Catawba, 12. Wake Forest, 19: William Jewell, 0. Washington an ee, 26; Hampde

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"Muncie Goe: Goes After ‘Diamond Title

MUNCIE, Ind. Sept. 23.-—The| [Muncie Citizens will attempt to B oO A dS hd {grab the Indiana-Ohio Baseball | Touchdowns by Fd Hicks and! League championship when they | H : Roger Hoffa gave the Red Men a meet the Red Sox at Lafayette to- | CLL Refinancing 12-0 victory over the Holy Cru-| morrow might in the fifth game of | 20 MONTHS TO PAY saders vesterday at Christian Park. Be Dayon series. The Red Men will practice at 7:30 he Citizens won their third game p. m. Wednesday at Rhodius Park. |from Lafayette yesterday, 6-2. Mike LL] NLS] JIS : Balas, who twirled five innings in a 239 W., WASH ST. : ESTABLISHED 39 YEARS t) ppasife Statehouse. 2 | 3% CRE

STATE HIGH SCHOOLS

Rensselaer, 18: Michigan City, 6. Princeton, 2%; Bloomfield, 0. 3 Ft. Wavne South Side, 7: Bluffton, Evansville Bosse, 31: Harrishurg (Il. |, Po

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. relief role, was credited with the tri- | Coaches at DePauw ump. | Times Special GREENCASTLE, Ind. Sept. 23. The 1940 DePauw cross-countrs team is to be coached by Prof Laurel H. Turk. He succeeds Llay

Messersmith.

Tops N. D. Golfers

SOUTH BEND, Ind. Sept. 23 v. P.).—Gene Fehlig, sophomore of St. a, Mo., won the Notre Dame golf championship yesterday with a 72, one over par, for a hole total of 294. .

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Hemsley Injured in Dive at Plate

Catcher Rollie Hemsley of the Cleveland Indians was injured on this play Saturday as he div ed for the plate to cut off Pinky Higgins as the Detroit third baseman tried to stretch a triple into a home run. The Tigers went to town in that game, scoring five runs to none for Cleveland. :

(ity Series Is

In a Mess

Mallory Handed First Defeat, 6 to 5

The city amateur baseball championship series, to put it mildly, was in a muddled state today. Things were thrown into confusion Saturday afternoon when Baird's

Mallory because of darkness. At the time the score was tied, 3-3, and Mallory had runners on first and third. The umpires walked away without making a decision. Then yesterday afternoon at the same diamond, the Baird .team, which already has lost one game in this two-and-out series, handed Mallory its first defeat in title play, 6-5. It's up to Indianapolis Amateur Baseball Association officials now to! rule whether Saturday's disputed! contest is to be replayed entirely or|

test. The Baird boys fought back in| the late innings of yesterday's game | to overcome a Mallory lead and then go into the lead. A pair of singles, an error and a fielder’s| choice was good for two Baird runs

in the eighth, and the Service nine | added its decisive tally in the ninth on three singles. Bud Tex worked on the mound | for Mallory and granted seven hits, while his teammates got to Bud Shipman, Baird hurler, for 12 safe- |

ties.

Service refused to continue play in| : the 12th inning of its game with |§

A. L. Scramble In Last Week

Five Apiece Remain for, Indians, Tigers

Hockey Cards Wait O. K.

Times Special NEW YORK, Sept. 23.—Directors of the American Hockey League, already having set ©ct. 30 as the

opening date for the 1940-41 seasom, are expected to approve complete 36-game sched-

1 : : ; Sie Cooper gave- up six hits in the

In their ses-| opener and Lanier bested Larry.

sion yesterday,| French in a left-handed duel in the directors also, inightcap, allowing seven hits. Dizzy voted. to change | Dean was routed in the opener, the name of' the losing his first game since returning . League from In- from Tulsa. Slats Marion's ninth t er n a tional-| inning homer won the nightcap. American to] The Giants and Bees divided, American a n d{Boston winning the curtain-raiser, ruled that Eddie|4-3, and New York taking the night= Shore, owner of |eap, 7-3. Eddie Miller's double drove Eddie Shore tthe Songanais the winning run which beat Carl Indians, Hubbell in the opener. Bob Car-

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granted no special] privileges this|penter, rookie from Knoxville, won | season. his first major league game in the Last season Shore alternated be-| afterpiece. {ween playing with Springfield and with the New York Americans in|

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{ Times Special ler, Scranton, Ia., wrestler, while COLUMBUS, Ind. Sept. 23.—Vern{ acting as referee in a wrestling bout | Trester of Indianapolis, Bob Simp- | between Wampler and Dick Lever, bson of Waterford, Mich.,, and Bus Memphis, Tenn. He shot a left hook Wilbert of Indianapolis ran’ one-|to Wampler’s jaw after the wrestler- | two- -three in the feature event on| attacked Braddock in a dispute over yesterday's Midwest Dirt Track| the boxer’s decision to disquality | Racing Association program here. | Wampler for yimeceseury roughness,

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