Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 October 1940 — Page 33

FRIDAY, 0 CT. 2, 1940

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Believes Playing of “Unknowns” at Ann Arbor will

“Decide Game

S By. ELMER LAYDEN 2 Notre Dame Football Coach all the land the: e are oO two major: ‘games in w, ny: Seams come together| this:week-end. %ardinal contest on the card is that brings togeth Michigan and gs: both undefeated, untied. Second is the meeting between undefeated, ‘twice-tied Southern" California, ° and smirchless Stanford, ° ‘Two of “the most” publicized backs in the nation’ will be -on opposing sides of the line at Ann Arbor. Michigan will set Harmon against. gan, But t issue may well be decided by the runhing and passing’ mates. of 'this great pair. I look for Michigan .to win as the result of | ently sustained offense.

The Stanford Indians have exceeded ail expectations so far. Per-

haps they can keep it up, but I doubt it to the pi of picking

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them to lose to a rn California team which is improving slowly but surely.

In the intersectionat lists Cornell, Fordham, Mississippi and Detroit defend clean records against opponents who have been beaten.

He Likes Detroit

Ohio State should fight the good fight, but ‘Cornell will win again. Fordham should not have . tradi tional trouble in handling St. Mary's "of the Coast. Arkansas-has a chance against Mississippi, but Mehre’s men will raze the Razorbacks, The best match of the day seems to be De-~ troit-Villanova—again I select the undefeated team, oit, to win, In the .East undefeated Georgetown:should take N.Y. U. and undefeated Navy should take Yale without too much ‘ado., Temple is not at all unlikely to hand Penn State its first setback—but [I stick to the undefeated favorite. In ‘the Midwest we have Northwestern, Minnesota and Notre Dame facing ejection from | the unbeaten ma jor class. A Close One at [Evanston It should be c¢lose| at Evanston, but Northwestern has been winning in stride whereas Indiana had to go into high to overcome Iowa last week. Even without {De Correvont Sno Clawson 1 pick the Purple. Joga wil hound back from the Indi disappointment, but. Min--nesota's, power will, too much. Also there's the ‘matter of percentage—the Hawkeyes are overdue to lose a couple. On the current record Notre Dame should beat Tilinois. But it must be taken into account that, on the record of the past, the Illini are capable of rising to great heights at least once a season. We expect to win, of course, but we are by no means taking victory for granted. In the South Tennessee has too

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AT ‘of exmyini. tor, Florida. Kentucky—undefeated, once tied will have a ‘tough’ time downing Georgia—but will-do so. 7.

Texas Aggies and Texas, ofily m= defeated eleveris in: the “Southwest,

ing Baylor and Rice Fesuctively.

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three leaders of the Indiana college conference go. on. the ‘block’ in two of six.league contests which feature the 11-game slate for Hoosier college football teams tomorrow. Both Manchester and DePauw,

more consist-itied with Butler for the~conference

lead, “face league opponents, ‘but both were doped tg come through easily and take a temporary lead over fhe Bulldogs from the standpoint of games won, *

Hanover to meet the luckless Hanover Panthers, a téam that-has man-

this year and has lest. two by huge margins. Manchester, on the other hand, has won two conference bate tles and both tied and lost an outside clash. DePauw meets Evansville on the DePauw field. So far the Tigers, who also have won two conference games, -have, next to Notre Dame, the best scoring record in the state. DePauw has blasted out 104 poin in three contests compared to 11 for the Irish, and won two and lost one contest. Evansville has split even in all games so far, with a record of one triumph and one loss in the conference and one win and one loss outside.

gether hardy St. Joseph's and Central Normal, which hasn't won a game this year; Ball State, another with a good winning record, and Valparaiso; Indiana State, whose record in the conference is bad; but who has won three of four games outside, and Franklin, another team still seeking a victory; and Earlham, with ‘a record of two defeats and one tie, and Rose Poly, which has won one of three games this year. Final game involving an Indiana team carries Wabash'’s Little Giants to Georgetown, Ky., to meet an inand our Georgetown team. It is Wabash’ sixth game and the Little Giants have won only two.

Normal Sharpens

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DANVILLE, Oct. 25. — Central Normal concentrated on new and varied formations to spring on St. Joe Saturday in their annual Homeconfing unit. Defense’ has been good but the offense has been bogging down in vital moments. Coach Iieitzman believes new passes to supplement his running plays are the thing to keep his ball team in the running. Attention has been given earlier in the week to St. Joseph’s offense with the fourth team executing the

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By LESLIE AVERY United Press Staffs Correspondent

NEW YORK, Oct, 25 (U. P).— Fifteen of the 22 major undefeated, untied football teams in the United States are favored to maintain their

perfect records this week-end, while one is sure to drop from the.ranks, two others.seem likely to falter and four have about a 50-50 chance of surviving, The No. 1 game of the nation, Michigan vs. Pennsylvamia at Ann Arbor, sends two perfect record elevens into battle and one is bound to drop out, unless the outcome is a tie, and both lose their positions in the select circle,

falter are Detroi University and Rutgers. Detroit tackles a tough Villanova eleven, and Rutgers goes ainst Princeton,in the 36th game the oldest football rivalry in America. They gave birtH to the game in 1869 and Rutgers has lit< tle chance to annex its third win in the long series. Cornell, currently rated the No. 1 team in the nation and the East's hope for national honors, Pennsylvania State, Lafayette and Stanford are the quartet given no better than an even chance. Actually Cornell is slightly: favored over Ohio State, but the Buckeyes .have taken two

The pickers are

game a toss-up. tr Penn State, with wins over Bucknell, West Virginia and Lehigh, gets

its first major test against Temple;

Lafayette may surprise and beat the Army, which has shown virtually, nothing this year in beating Wil-

Cadets are conceded an chance; StanYord, only perfect record eleven left on the Pacific Coast, has to crack Southern (California and no one has done that yet, al« though the Trojans have been held to a pair of ties. / The clubs still sporting unblemished records and favored to. maintain them are Fordham over St. Mary's; Boston College over St. Anselm’s; Columbia over Syracuse;

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over N, Y. U.; Notre Dame over Illinois; Northwestern over Indiana; Minnesota over Iowa; Tennessee over Florida; Mississippi over Arkansas; Texas Aggies over ‘Baylor, and Texas over Rice.

Wake Forest Guns for Duke

RALEIGH, N. C,, Oct. 25 (U. P.. —Duke University, perermial winner

championship, appears to have a fight on its hands this year. Up from nowhere have come a pair of dark-horses—Wake Forest and Clemson—to. challenge the Blue. Devils and one of them gets a chance tomorrow to remain in the race. Clemson, Duke ahd Washington and Lee lead the race: with per-

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tion while Wake. Forest has had one defeat. But.come tomorrow Wake Frost plays Duke and can make

a telephone booth. The game will be played at Wake

straight lickings and a lot of foot-lporest and a crowd of almost 19,fl ball men feel that completes their | share _for the year. divided and most of them rate the!pn

000 will be on hand—the largest crowd ever to see a football game

Wake Forest lost its lone,game to. Clemson but still has a.mathematical chance of winning, ,k the title for the first. time since 1026. North Carolina, ‘perennial chal= lenger for Duke, already has been included on Wake Forest’s- list of victims and the Deacons now are out for the champions themselves.

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NEW YORK, Oct. 25.°(U. Po The -15-round ' npn:tifle fight be-

tween champion Billy Conn and.

Cldrence Jones of. St. Louis, sched~ uled for Buffalo, N. Y., ‘Nov. 18, will be held in that city Dec. 9. a This chéfhge. was made, today after.a conference between promoters

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Charley. Murray. of Buffalo, . Jacobs requested the change :so| that the Buffalo bout's outcome could not affect the Conn-Lee Savold heavyweight title slated for Madison Square Garden Nov. 29. Meanwhile, it was announced also that welterweight champion Fritzie Zivie will meet. Ronnie Beaudine in a ‘10-round non-title bout at the Buffalo Civic Auditorum Nov. 25.

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Bank, 5. roger, 2%. ‘Ars Bares Reopen, nb 3 Riviera Club, 6. Bannér- Whiteh 1 Herfl-Jones: No.

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“i {canceled. | +. |killed were in training for the na“*|tional stakes next month at FlorTe ence, Ala.

Auburn Coach Still Smiling

ATLANTA, Oct. 25 (U. B.).—Jack |}

Meagher must have taken a cue

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game, he can see the sunny side.

Against Southern Methodist last |: week, Auburn was run into the |] ground for the first half of the ball |} J game when the Mustangs rolled up | ‘120 points. But in last half, the |] Plainsmen took on new life, pounded |} home two touchdowns and cams i

close to tieing the count. “Meagher. . was «overjoyed - because rally forgot how ble his club’ looked. inf the first fey "of “the game and ‘how mich he wante@to defeat a: South-

western conférence: team, a: feat he

has been unable to accomplish since leaving Rice . Jnder fire six years ago. “Tm very (Blehsed the ‘way he boys looked and I: think they improving nicely”; he; said; rat certainly was comment to all the other South= eastern conference coaches, because the Plainsmen already have beaten Tulane and held Mississippi to a tie. Meagher, a product of Notre Dame by way of the Marines, brings his eleven to Atlanta tomorrow to play Georgia Tech. He thinks Auburn’s chances of victory are good, but if Tech wins, you can bet that

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