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WEDNESDAY, OCT. 16, 1940

.. Don’t Blame Upset Buckeyes

For Pass on Their Own 20, Coach Layden Tells Critics

Had It Worked, Quarterback Would Have Been Commencded—Purdue Has It Tough

By ELMER LAYDEN Notre Dame Football Coach

A few leaders toppled or

tottered. There were reassor-

tions and recessions. But generally the results of the third ig Saturday of intercollegiate football were kind to the

prophets who stood by the natural favor- |

ites. In my set—though

was Northwestern's 6-3 over Ohio State. The Wildcats forced the issue all the way, and the fourth quarter touchdown was deferred justice.

was Navy's pated, a sop

prominent hand Stanford’s close one over Santa Clara veri-

Li So fies previous Mr. Layden the comeback route. not especially surprising, but Cornell, vaunted power by running up classed Army, Yale and Chattanooga. Less conclusive was Notre Dame's 26-20 over a crippled Georgia Tech. Bos‘ton College still looked like one of| the best in beating Temple, 33-20.! Texas continued as a challenging | power in the Scuthwest by taking a | close game from Oklahoma, Michi-

gan’s 26-i over Harvard was accord- | ing to Prophet Hoyle.

“The main topples of the week-end |

were Princeton, Santa Clara and

Ohio State. S. M. U.! tottered in a tie |

with Pittsburgh. Other recessions were experienced by L. S. U., Wake Forest and Carnegie Tech. One of the most interesting re-|

beunces of the day was that of Holy, The young Crusaders, badly

Cross. beaten the week before by L. S. U.

favored Carnegie injuries—the replacements are almost nil—the Crusaders will give] Boston College a battle come Nov. |

One Bad Kick Did It

- Little things turned more than one tide Saturday. : At Iowa, for instance, when a] Wisconsin punter in the second half stood less than the safe distance of| 10 yards behind the center, the kick was blocked and converted into a! touchdown which turned a stale-| mate into a rout. At Illinois, punter Ehni, whose kicks had kept Southern California at bay nearly all afternoon, once broke rhythm of his kicking steps and the ball went to the Trojan deep in Illinois territory as the result of a bungled punt. The winning touchdown evalved| from .a purely technical fault. Deep in its own territory Car-! negie Tech tried a quick kick on the second down of the game. The! kicker was hurried, the ball went almost straight up in the air. The! Crusaders recovered the ball on the Carnegie 26-yard line. In three plays

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Pennsylvania and Tennessee

came back with a rush against q fault in the fourth quarter on its

Tech. Barring

(i | All of which reminds me that the

opinion’ the most notable upnot the most unexpected—

Second outstanding upset over Princeton. As I anticihomore named Busick had a in the Navy surprise.

notice that the Indians under the 89-0 score was.

demonstrated | big scores respectively on out-!

they had scored. Their resultant iresurge. of confidence made them unbeatable.

Buckeye Strategy Okeh

If Purdue had had Byelene, great runner and passer, against Michigan State the result .might have been different, Or would it? Take { Northwestern. The Purple figured | itself fortunate in having such backs {as Hahenstein and Soper to suppor or replace De Correvont. Both were unable to play Saturday—result: De | Correvont played 50 minutes and was the one man most responsible ‘for a sensational upset. Unluckily [for the Boilermakers, no one was lable to rise fully to the occasion as did De Correvont or the Wildcats. Incidentally, I dont agree that Ohio State was automatically at

own 20. True, the Buckeyes were {leading by three points, but from the | previous pattern of the game they {had small reason to believe that three points constituted victoryinsurance. Throwing from their own 20 was about the only way they {had of getting out of the hole, for their running attack was entirely | bottled up. Beyond their own 40, their opponents would be alert for| passes. There was a chance to sur-| prise the Wildcats on the 20. If) i the pass had succeeded, the quarterback probably would: have been ac{claimed without dissent.

What's a Guy to Do?

Our own game with Georgia | Tech reminds me of some letters I've | received from time to time with regard to substitution. Typical of one group is the correspondent who dei plored heav y substitution as “an evil institution.” On the other side is ithe fan who writes in “My heart bleeds for the poor fellows on the sidelines.” | It’s all in the point of view. We jus e as many substitutions as possible as a reward for faithful effort. At ‘the same time we do not use as | many as we'd like to because somemes strategy does not permit. |

Eleanor Cook, 3947 College Ave, daughter of Mr. and Mrs! James P. Cook, has retained her Butler

women’s tennis championship

which she won last year, Miss Cook defeated all comers in a tournament concluded last week on the campus. She is a senior at Butler and will graduate this June with a bachelor of science

degree in chemistry.

si | bitious talent down on the farm

Peru Champ on Ring Card i

Matchmaker Fred DeBorde announced today he had secured Dave Taylor, 147-pound Negro Golden Gloves champion from Peru, Ind. to appear in one of the threeround clashes on the amateur mitt card now being arranged for Friday night at the Armory. Taylor will collide with Jack Durham, Unattached local boy. Another outstanding three-round skirmish will pit Raymond Glenn, popular unattached featherweight, against Earl Paul, slugging Rhodius Community Center mauler. The feature bouts will bring together Vic Hutton of Anderson and Charles Duncan, Westside A. C. heavyweights over the five-round route, and Milton Bess, Bess A. C., against Jesse Johnson, Leeper A. C! welterweights in a scrap billed for four sessions.

Amateurs

"BASKETBALL The schedule for tonight in the Pennsy ‘Gym tourney: 1 75—~3hawnee A. C. vs. Holy Cross Sham-

8:15—Texaco Fire Chiefs vs. R. C. Cola, ¥:15—Monarch Steel vs. © Up

In games last night Eastern | Coal edged out. Stewart-Warner Ranges, 38-36, as Kelso and Meier of the Coalers scored nine points apiece, and Wiedemann Beer won over Mt. Jackson Tires, 38-25. Connor and O'Connor tallied eight apiece for the Beers.

Church, . industrial, independent and girls’ teams wanting: in league play may register now at Em-Roe's, 209 W. Washington St., or they may call Everett Babb, LI1-3446.

Riverside Methodists are forming a North and West Side League. Managers of the following teams are requested to call Clayton Nichols, LI-3445, or write him, 209 W. Washington St.: St. Paul Meth-

A Huetton Elected by

|experts who said that we out-|odists, Speedway Methodists, Sev- | manned College of Pacific two weeks !enth Christian, Union Congrega{ago did not feature the fact that the tional New Augusta and any other | Yellow Jackets scored all their church teams interested. i touchdowns on our second and third | teams,

| mere Three Irish Backfield'

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Badminton Group ; sie ; ‘NOTRE DAME, Ind, Oct. 16.— Homer Fulton, assistant physical! director at the VY. M. C. A. an- | Although Ccach Eliner Laydea

wasn’t contemplating calling the nounced that Clarence Huetton nad | been elected president of the City| CF NeEle Tech game off Saturday,

the did have some worries today | Badminton Association, organized \ t jst. week by the “Y." about his Notre Dame Irish.

: yay Three of the Irish backfield men * Q a.’ 3: 3 = Nr back; Bernie Crimmins, probable] calling him at the “Y. successor to Piepul next season, and a Soutien members are the Y -| Steve Juzwik, right halfback. All, M. C. A, X. Ww. C. A. Orchard however, Were expected to be ready School, Riviera, Hoosier A. C., In- it. ootioh Saturday. dianapolis A. C., Athenaeum Turn- Piepul played with an injured leg

ers, Phyllis ‘Wheatley Y. W. C. A.lgaturday, it was revealed today, and |

and R. C. A, that probably-explains why h r-B Other officers elected were Walter b a ye

4 ! -L iried the ball so infrequenily against Frolick, Orchard School, vice presi-

Georgia. Tech. dent, and Mrs. O. L. Hans, Y. W. C. A. secretary-treasurer,

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Hammer Faces 2d Operation

NEW YORK, Oct. 16 (U. P.) — Former Welterweight Champion Henry Armstrong is scheduled to undergo a second eye operation within a week, it was reported today. Armstrong, former holder of three boxing titles, had an inch of superfluous skin removed from over his left eye yesterday by Dr. Alexander Schiff, who intends to perform a similar operation over the right eye. After the second operation, Armstrong will return to his home ‘in California for several weeks of rest and then will go to Hot. Springs, Ark. to get in shape for a return title bout with Fritzie Zivic, Jan. 17 in New York. Zivic won the welter title from Armee strong earlier this month and inflicted wounds over Henry's right eye-which necessitates the delay before the second operation.

Ball State Girds

For Manchester

Times Special MUNCIE, Ind, Oct. 16. — Ball State's Cardinals, one of the winter book contenders for the 1940 Ipdiana Conference crown, open their drive for a place in the conference sun Saturday by invading the home gridiron of the strong Manchester Spartans. Coach Carl Burt's ‘Chesters’ have had a share of the conference championship melon sliced and on refrigeration for the past two seasons, only to have the Cardinals unlock the ice box late in the year with melting 20-14 setbacks. While both squads are crowded with veterans who should make the tussle one of the most bitter in the state Saturday, fans will especially watch the renewal. of the duel between Ball's Jimmy Phend and the Spartans’ Bill Milliner, two of the finest backs in the conference.

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EARL TO VISIT F. D. R. QUEBEC CITY, Oct. 16 (U. PJ, —The Earl of Athlone, Governor= | General of Canada, and Princess Alice will be week-end guests of

President Roosevelt at Hyde Park, it was announced today.

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some problem again tonight when ace funsters Fred Allen and Eddie Cantor go on the air at the same time. . Fred is to be heard over WFBM, Cantor on WIRE. Maybe as good a compromise as any will be to listen in on Cantor from 8 to 8:30 and then pick up the Mighty Allen Art Players & Co. from then until 9 o'clock, since Eddie’s show only runs for half an hour. Incidentally, according to advance reports, Eddie is going to have troubles of his own on tonight's program, His Radio City studios are so crowded with ambitious mothers seeking auditions for their clever youngsters that he decides to seek

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than there is on Broadway. Mr. Allen, it seems, is going to

as a special feature will interview Ernest Peabody, noted combustion and president of the League for Less Noise. ” 2 ”

So much for the comedy angle. But if its drama you like, “Big Town,” 7 o'clock, WFBM, Starring Edward G. Robinson, should be your J dish. d Mr. Robinson’s new dramatic series is based on actual situations taken from newspaper files. Mr. Robinson again appears as Steve Wilson, managing editor of the Illustrated Press, and is assisted in the city room by Ona Munson, also of the movies, as

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the glamorous Loreli Kilbourne. Their racket busting drames drew | plenty of fan mail last season but

richer source of material. Tonight's offering is Hunt,” a murder mystery fashioned by Paul Gallico.

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And, for something in a lighter vein, Dr. Christian 1s recommended, 7:30, WFBM. The usually calm and dignified Jean Holt, who plays the good doctor, manages to get himsef- involved in some complicated situations. Dr. Christian, it seems, takes a holiday to write a book, and ends up taking a holiday from his | holiday. Which ought to give you an idea.

” ” » Maybe you remember the astonishment that pervaded Indianapolis generally a few years ago over the disappearance, piece by piece, of various sundry empty dwellings and other structures that adorned various parts of our fair city. But this open-mouthed amaze-

ment should be as nothing com- | pared to developments which promise to unfold in tonight's “District | Attorney” program, 8:30, WIRE.

less, Skyscraper.” # ua. It’s final examination day for Kay |

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SANTA CLARA, Cal, Oct. 16 (U. P.)—Father Bernard Hubbard, the famous “Glacier Priest,” said!

today that the talk about Russia!

fortifying Big Diomede Island in Bering Strait off Aiaska, “isn't!

true.” He was within a mile of the island when he heard radio reports that the Russians were erecting fortifications on the island. Rusia has erected only a small weather station on Big Diomede, to-

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accomodate a small plane to fly in !supplies, he said. “Those who said the island was fortified are the same persons who

The redoubtable D. A. solves, no see mighty sea serpents,” Fr. Hub“The Case of the Vanishing bard declared.

“An attack on this country from the north is very improbable, if not unfeasible,” he said. “Alaskan

Kyser and his students when they storms would make an attack difbid farewell to Hollywood at 9, ficult and there are no supply bases WIRE. Classes will resume in New of other powers near Alaska. ” York beginning Oct. 23. |

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George Carter, a Speedway League competitor at Sturm’s alleys, missed | 700 by only five points last night to iead the tenpin contingent. Rolling games of 258, 215 and 222,

Second honors go to William Brehob of the Pritchett’s Recreation i League for a 692. The ‘shooting stars”:

George Carter, Speedway ....... jonsese 695 William Brehob, Pritchett's .... ae Andrew, Unemployment. Comp. P. Stemm, West Side Classic . Kagel, Pritchett’s Henderson, Pritchett's H. Noffke, Speedway ... Peck Pierson, City Bohne, Pritchett’s E. Voelz, West Side lassie . C. Markey, St. Philip's 1 . Davis, Penn Recreation Kiste, Packard 12( azelwood, West Side Classie . » McCullough, Speedwa T. Burello, Pritchett's . Kennedy, St. Philip's 1 ....

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Indiana Central College's harri- |:

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time this year when they meet the Wabash College runners tomorrow afternoon on the University Heights course. The meet will get under way at 4:15 p. m. Jim Miller, Greyhound captain ‘from Crawfordsville, will lead the | Central team. He paced the Grey'hounds, in their victory over DePauw last week,

Howe Harriers Win

Howe's cross-country team played host tb Broad Ripple yesterday and beat the Rockets, 20 to 35. Kenneth Bradford of Ripple finished the 1.9-

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