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~ WeDidn't Hold ~ Ball, So We Lost--Layden

Irish Had It Too Eas Early Games

By ELMER LAYDEN Notre Dame Football Coach When Notre Dame came Jif 1 behind to march 78 yards and| defeat Navy, 13-7, last week, after|

accounted for this sudden burst of power. |

My answer was, “If anyone could

account, | for| ev- |}

{i erything| in ootball, there| would not be any up-

my answer to last week’ aT with Iowa. The Hawkeyes hadn't been past | our 30-yard line all afternoon. ' | We had threatened several times. Just before | the break, we missed : a touchdown by Elmer Layden inches from the two -yard| line. Youel kicked to midfield, and we started another march which |carried to the 12, when a fumble gave Iowa the ball, Enich rturiing to midfield. We held for downs, and an intercepted pass gave the Hawkeyes possession again on our 23. | We held again, and a field goal missed. Then another fumble offered Iowa

new life again on our 24-yard line. |

This time Iowa put together fits best offensive of the day and scored with only five minutes left. Even on the second play after the ensuing kickoff, Towa intercepted and we never got the ball again.

Fumble Was the Jinx.

Someone told me after the game that Iowa was a jinx team. If the fact that we fumbled means the other team is a jinx, then everyone we play is a jinx. I can't remember the last game in whe we

didn’t fumble.

To win football games, you have to hold the ball and stop the gther team. We didn’t do it, and we|lost. "Iowa played tough, rugged ball— and there is no substitute for [ruggedness and toughness. Things ¢ame too easy to us early in the | season. When we got to the two-yard line, we didn’t know how to buckle down. this year, but a long run, an intercepted pass, a recovered fumble, on along pass always bobbed up to make our work too simple. Nothing like that happened against Iowa. Our long passes Brey

-missed. There were half 'a dozen

other “might have beens.” We|car-

_ ried the battle to Iowa and we| won

the statistics. The kids played good ball and it was a hard one to|lose. Jowa played a waiting game, played for the breaks—and got them in bunches when they counted. That is football.

Cornell Is Example |

If you don't believe it, ask [Cornell. The closest call the Big| Red had had up to last week| was a 21-to-7 victory over Ohig State. Then came the Dartmouth game. This brings us to the subject of like to express a few ideas. I|da not know the circumstances of the |Cor-nell-Dartmouth game and [da not know whether the officials [were right or wrong. The officials in our game last week made some mistakes, I believe, but when we cau not score from the two-yard |line, it wasn’t the fault of the officials. So disassociate these following remarks from last week's games. I have noticed, however, a strong tendency toward laxity on te part of the whistle-blowers. A move was started last year to relieve the arbiters of some of their responsibilities, such as keeping track ‘of| substitutions. As a result, it \seems they have relaxed and have become careless. I know of one official who hasn’t called anything in our games in two years—all he’s done is throw the ball back to the referee. In one game we were given la 19yard penalty for holding. The ball |G was on our 20, and the referee| went to the end zone and stepped out one step. A blocked punt there might have cost us the ball game) If the ball had been placed igi on

the. five-yard line, we might have survived a blocked punt or fumble.

Cites Another Case

On another and equally $hportant occasion, the field judge ru long pass complete. The fe or 50 yards away, overruled Fortunately, we were not st

sing 4 the statistics, I was asked how I|§

A Kautsky Foe

Charles (Splinter) Johnson, a .member of Frankfort High School's 1938 state’ championship team, will do forward and center work with Hammond’s pro basketballers when they meet the Kautsky All-Americans in the local opener next Monday night at the Fieldhouse.

vital touchdown. Officials have been out of position on out-of-bounds plays—runs, punts and passes—many times, but have been highly officious in talking about position. In one case, the linesman ruled a Notre Dame punt|™ out of bounds on the five-yard line. The referee place the ball on the one-yard line—so you see not all these decisions went against us. I repeat that this laxity, evidenced in many other games besides ours, and no factor in the outcome of our games, would indicate that the officials have welcomed the new leisure to the extent that they sit in their nice warm room between halves and absorb coffee and sandwiches, when they should be absorbing information from their rules books. My suggestion is spring practice for officials. These men are paid well enough for their three-hour stint on Saturday afternoon, and they are interested enough in their duties and in football, I believe, that if the suggestion were made by proper authorities, they would be glad to sharpen up by officiating at two, three, or half a dozen spring scrimmages. They can’t keep up with the game by appearing on the scene only for eight or 10 games a year.

Bowling

Last night's list of “600” bowlers: Walter Hendrixson, City ....... 07 Carl Knop, I. A. C. Classic Larry Pavey, West Side Classio ...... 688 Roy Knapp, Parkway No. 2 ........... 663 H. Stillwell, West Side Classic ......... 663 George Carter, Speedway ............. 662 Earl Jegan, 1. A. C. Classic ........... 658 Paul Moore, West Side Ciassic ....... 635 Sherm Gatchell, St. Philip’s No. 1..... 654 Henry Holt, Rotary Bob_Shaw, West Side Classic B Tenn, Speedway es Koelling, Yer 1 Todd Wilbur, Speedw ig Carl Roeder, Pritchett, Recreation . Art Sacks, Commercial 631 Robert Dehne, Indiana Recreation ves Ken Christensen, City 62 Larry Rudbeck, Hoosier AC} Fonch, Parkway No. 2 . Bowman, S d “oe Paul Webb, City. way Roy Kirby, Commercial art Cutter, Sommuniy Lesman, Speedw idm Smith, a Grotto Richard Rigi ns, City . ony McCann, St. Phill ed eeenas Ed Weigel, Hoosier yy Sy He Fred Pavey, West "side Classic Kenny Newman, Commercial John Steele, City Leo Miles, Cit Bill Tarrant, Paul Fields, iL Tony Dh Presutti, Dell’s apiia . om Casserly, St hilip's No. i Sesees John Kiesel, St. Api, . ¢ Art Wil on, Community .. Doc Wilkins, Hoosier A. C. Harold Rhiver, City Ralph Arbaugh City

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| Central, Reitz Meet For Evansville Title

EVANSVILLE, Ind., Nov. 20.—For the first time since 1933 an Evansville public high school football team will win the local city championship, Central and Reitz meeting for the crown tomorrow. Memorial Catholic High's Tigers, city titleholders from 1934 through 1939, were battered from the civic ‘race Saturday by Bosse’s Bulldogs, who blotted out the Tigers, 22 to 0. Memorial had not lost a game to an Evansville team since Oct. 5, 1933, when Reitz, local champions

that year, drubbed the Tigers, 20

to 6. Central and Reitz also will be playing for the Southern Indiana Athletic conference championship.

E | occur often in baseball.

this decision, but continued to asi.

Killefer Signs To Pilot Tribe

(Continued from Page 12)

f | kins in 1902, Carr in 1908, Hen- | dricks in 1017 and Betzel in 1928.

Little World Series were won under Hendricks and Betzel. The present player working agreement between the Cincinnati Reds and Indianapolis will carry over next season, as announced previously, and the Indians will return to Bartow, Fla, for 1941 spring training. The Indians need plenty of reinforcements in the player ranks

‘land the Reds are expected to sup-

ply several candidates for the open

berths. President Miller's official state-

. | ment regarding the release of Ens

and the hiring of Killefer follows: “Circumstances unpredictable When the Cincinnati club graciously released

t| Jimmy Wilson, to accept the man-

agership of the Chicago Cubs, their act produced a like condition for us, for his leaving the Reds made a vacancy they desired to fill, by obtaining Jewel Ens’ services, and Ens being naturally receptive to their bid we, too, graciously consented to

ship contract with the Indians. Ens leaves with the best wishes of our entire organization. “After deliberate consideration we are announcing the selection of Wade Killefer to succeed Ens. Having served as manager of the Indians from 1933 through 1937, when he resigned to accept a managership closer to home in the Pacific Coast League, he is no stranger to our fans and our league is no stranger to him. “Killefer has a wide and varied successful career in baseball and knowing the position of esteem and regard he holds in baseball we are highly pleased in the reacquiring of his valuable services.”

Basketball

STATE COLLEGE Anderson, 44; Joliet (IIL), 31. STATE HIGH SCHOOL Muncie Central, 48; South Bend Adams,

Yevay, 3 Milan, 32 H eenwoo : Greennond, 28 P oe Cardsonie, 19. Maxwell, 28; Westland, 21. Hope, 26; Clifford, 19. Freeland Park, 32; Fowler. 31.

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I.aGrange, 40: Ashle ey, 25. Raleigh, 21: Mays, %, Parker, 27. Selm Bie Ford, 20. Walton, 35; Metea, 26. Monterey, 27; Francesville, 8 Veedersburg, 24; Kingman, ’ Romney, 19; Dayton, 30; Navn. 18. Greensfork, 25; Boston, 22. Harrisburg, 30; Parker, 27; Selma, 18. Q—When and where was the faborn? In what year did he enter the Indian school at Carlisle? Belmont, Okla., and entered Carlisle in February, 1904. “The GREATEST o * n American Whiskey There is no finer Whiskey” BOTTLED IN BOND

wre son Township, Wilkinson,” “50; Charlottsville, 36. Cutler, 20; Irvin Township, 19. Union Township, 28; Amboy, | New Richmond, Kitchell, 27% overtime). mous football star, Jim Thorpe, A—He was born May 28, 1888, at Experts $3Y 404s 100 PROOF

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FOOTBALL

The Redmen’s Lodge football team will practice tonight at 7 o'clock at Rhodius Park. The Redmen will play the State Reformatory at Pendleton Sunday at 10 a. m. A post-season game for Dec. 1 ‘is wanted, especially with Beech Grove, Muncie or the Young Democrats. S. Yovanovick, 3505 W. 16th St., books the Redmen’s games. Southeastern = Ave. Merchants would like to book a game for tomorrow ' at Christian Park as a curtain-raiser to the KeystoneSpades league championship game at 12:30 p. m. The Merchants are in the 130-pound class. Call Lincoln 7185 and ask for Joe, between 6:15 and 6:45 p. m. Spades A. C. and Boys Town, who are to meet at Christian Park at 2 p. m. tomorrow for the junior football championship, scheduled eleventh-hour practice sessions. Spades scrimmaged last night, while Boys Town will work out at 10 a. m. tomorrow at the clubhouse.

BASKETBALL

Tuesday night's results in the EmRoe Independent League: Meridian Merchants, 36; Moon Truck-

ng Rie, Jackson Tires, 83; Salvation Army, Tabernacle, “sn Stein Market, 29.

Featherweights Get Spots on Mitt Card

Msdtchmaker Fred DeBorde today added two feather weight clashes to the weekly amateur mitt bill to be staged Friday night at the Armory. Charlie Teckenbrock, English Avenue Boys’ Club, will go against Robert Woodson, Leeper A. C., and Fred Riley, Senate Avenue Y. M. C. A, will collide with Eugene Miller, stablemate of Teckenbrock, in threeround scraps. Main event action will pit Jethro Jeffers, Leeper A. C. mauler, and Charles Reed, Senate Avenue Y. M. C. A, in a five-round heavyweight brawl,

Ranger Icers Win By UNITED PRESS

The New York Rangers rammed home three goals in two periods to defeat their city rivals, the Americans, 3-2, last night and climbed into a third-place tie in the National Hockey League. The Detroit Red Wings came from behind with a two-goal surge in the third period to earn a 4-4 tie with the Boston Bruins, which have failed to win in the last four starts. Roy Conacher missed a chance to give Boston victory in the final minute when his penalty shot struck a. goal post.

Zale Gets Verdict

SEATTLE, Nov. 20 (U. P.).—Tony Zale of Chicago, recognized by the National Boxing Association as world’s middleweight champion, won a non-title decision last night over Fred Apostoli of San Francisco in a 10-round bout at Civic Auditorium.

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SUBURBAN —MARKWOOD. 804 (4200 Madion Ave.). moder 5-room bungalow. EWLY PAINTED, DECORATED. Garage; $50. DR-r1 SUBURBAN iE Lyndhurst Dr. Six-room house; 2 ACRE ground.

FIVE- -ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW-—243 S. 5th St., Beech Grove. . _CH-0763.

fFarms—Suburban

EAS

mod. bungalow, gas, electricity. Transportation, paved Rd., garage, garden, nice neighborhood, $3,150. HUDELSON, CH-6204. 2619 E. 12th,

MISSOURI] stock and Old and no help: raves on small stream; water. Goecd land Owner Route 1, ._Mountain View, _ Missouri.

ONE ACRE—9 miles north of city, FOUR ROOM semi-modern. 2-car garage. HOWARD ANDERSON; 1129 Peoples Bank Bldg.

RENT: 10 A res; W ond. Five-room __house, $25. DR-2 S41 AV 1035. Fletcher.

5-rm,

rain farm for sale. 57 acres, well imclear running . Sims,

Business C Property 21

3Y, ACRES—1150 W. 18th and Belt RR; 2-STORY BRICK BUILDING. Bi

street. $10,500. _ JENNINGS BROS. 28 S. ILLINOIS. 24

Moving & Storage

Apartments for Rent 18

H. H. Woodsmall Agency, Inc.

Furnished and Unfurnished Apartments. Modern. Well Managed Buildin 108 E. Washington St. -s303

APARTMENT RENTAL BUREAU

Choice apts. gladly shown. =~ LI-5555. General Apartments 22 W. Vermont LI-2439

$27.50; MCNTCALM, 1810—3 rooms, 2. reception h hall, large closets. RI-17

HODGES "STORAGE CO. Store Now. Pay Six Months Later. Inspeetion Invited RI- 2019

Houses and Lots Sale 25(J.

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When ‘acquiring property follow the safe method. Demand an abstract of title. Have it examined by your attorney. Union Title Company

Union Title Buildin 155 & MARKET ST.

$37.50—E., 4400. Beautiful. Priv. _ apt. Adults. WA-4466. (Eves. IR- Rose s DEVIY Becorats ve. utilities. Adults,

(COLORED) 918 = 17th; 2 rooms. kitchenette: private entrance: utilities furnished; garage 62,125 SUDSCrIDETS gouty alone. to every aay hy is mes. esults at low in the city Phene RI-5551 ug Worl} rah

«dh sMarion

Furn. Houses—Apts. 18A

33D.. 48 W.—Warm. clean, comfortable. bed. near bath. shower. nlenty ot water Reasonable TA-4142.

VERMONT, 126 E.. APT. 4—Large well furnished warm front. innersprings, for appointment. RI-2822.

WASHINGTON, 3910 E. — Front; room; suitable for 2; reasonable. WASHINGTON, 3829 E.—Attractive warm single: gentleman _ preferred; private home: reasonable. IR-5 28. CLINTON HOTEL—$2.50 to $5: steam heat. Right downtown. 29 Virginia Ave. ” wa nt_ ads get results at 1 ord rate in the city. Bin will be sent later

large

lowest Phone

Rooms With Board ‘15

CARROLLTON, 1429—Will care for your

elderly our air-conditioned Bon 6.

Mo. PEN ae 2132 N.—Well furnished | ARS rm.

1-2; beds, meals; trolley; gen=-

twin beds; CH-1433.

tleman: phone. Attrac. rm, good meals.

WOODRUF board; pensioners

it LT gg E. Ohio. Phone LI-9992. Hotels 16 SEMINOLE HOTEL *%.%; 4x a:

$3.50 up wkly. Warm rms. Showers. Transient $1. ble, : * HOOSIER HOTEL ‘overs $3 and bath. 440 Mass. City heat. up. NEW JERSEY N.. 228—Nice, modern ‘rooms. Good heat. 50c per night.

Hotel English LI-1901, Perm. - trans.

JAP JONES, Mgr. Weekly Rates, $4 Up.

E. —Large, unfurnished room, TH gas; private entrance. RI-

$3.50—11 15x25; 8294. $4 UP; apartments, furnished neatly,

warm, innersprings, studio, hot water. 1103 Conrad

KENWOOD: 2 This Sonms, kitchene, bath apar ent; utili ; feat. 59 RE 3554 ties; excellent LEONARD, 5625—5- Room bungalow. heat: $52.50 furnished. or #343 nf

MERIDIAN,

1728—Cozy efficiency, s. ly I

large kitchenette; ble

1431—Nicely furnished apart4 lower; utilities; close to carline; __Teasonable

Houses for Rent 19 $20—CLEAN 5-room modern, 3p er duplex; garage; 1540 N. Rural. -4330.

$25: 1346 N. OLNEY—5-room semi-modern double; near RCA; water paid. TA- 2513 _after 6 p. m. $28.50; KENWOOD, 3307—6-Room modern double; AL ear schools, transporta- _ tion. n. 'TA-9 ARSENAL, 1: oy La WATER PAID. Five-room semi-modern. BATH. RI-565 BELLEFONTAINE, 6148—6-room modern Sones 3 bedrooms. Garage. RI-1220,

BEVILLE, 1306 rated; hardwood floors, Garage. CH-7128. CARROLLTON, 2329 — 6-Room modern double: new naint and decorations; al, and $35 DEinlot Srnec due “parege: Bae alow e; ouble I neighbor TP P . ’ HARRIS, Del mm SE exes t furnace; A-1 condition; yard; gar. BE-0746.

KING, 724—5-room modern duplex; builtins; water paid. OXFORD. 916 N. (East)—Modern 5-room bungalow. Tile bath, hardwood floors, french doors. LIKE NEW. 2-car garage; __$40. Adults. REMBRANDT 1603—6-room modern double. $20. TA-4825.

2510 N. New Jersey

6-room modern dbl., gar., $25. CITY RENTALS, ING. RI-2363.

PARK, spoms; single; modern: toker: 1-car garage; $35. 44 Virginia Ave. ASH. BLVD., 2907—3-Bedroom double; Vhong. Jivioe room, garage; A-1; $42.50.

iF PLA rast 08 B mod. double; | 10

N.—3 Bedrooms, redecogood furnace.

good furnace, garage; 6174.

Very Little Cash Needed

New—3919, 27 and 4032 E. 34th

Seen By Appointment

Three bungalows — beautiful Kitchens, built-in cabinets; glass baths; extra. closet and storage space. LI-4071, days. HU5285 eves. .

$150 DOWN

VACANT—1208 Polk; 6-r 1story home; inside toilet; ” good furnace; newly painted and decorated; new roof. $13.50 per mo. Call Mr. Bassett. IR-8109. ALLISON REALTY CO. Realtors IR-2368

$4,670—FHA

New 5- csoom Rangalow in nice home section. 2369 S. Harlan St. Near Raymond and KeYsto BRIDGES & GRAVES, RI-34717, BR- 2679.

4634-36 COLLEGE: South side vac., will reat: 3 bdrms; fully insulated; stoker; fireplace: total rent $117.50 mo. Good invest. yell home. LI-7491. C. R. Harris. EGORY & APPEL, INC.

5-RM. nag mod. 235 W. 36th St., only $225 down. $15.49 mo. plus taxes & ins. Hurry for this one, it’ tnd a bargain! Cail Schaefer, of E. KIRK McKINNEY CO.

3434 N. GALE Brand new 5-rm. mod. bung.; stone and jrame;, very attract.: large rms.: full side drive: gar. FH terms; 350. 00" cash. WOODRUFF, R-6359. CLARK REALTY. LI-5596.

BU NEAR BUTLER modern cotiaze. 650. $25.50 monthly. RI- 8862. TA-1104.

811 N. GRAY—SPLENDID CONDITION. Two-bedroom home; garage. Bargain: ix o.BaL HARRY HARMON, LI-3722,

LL CO. GE—Three bedrooms. THORSugny RECONDITIONED: double gaA real buy! HARRY HARMON, I #3722, HU-5241. BELLEVIEU, 325 N. — b5-Room modern food condition throughout; attractive el hborhood: $2.7 Don G, Wood7. “‘Bh-a3s0 Clark Agency. i1-5598, HOME=INGOME PROPERTY Corner Jot, $a good condition; terms. owner. -

$2,500; tage; furnace; convenient.

THREE-ROOM HOM tricity; 2-car garage; § monthly. DR- 2178. BARGAIN—Equity in nice 5-room bun 2 BT 6750. down; $13 mo; price, $1

IF YOU WANT to sell your Southside po erty or

118 N. BRADLEY-Five-room cothse. good neighborhood;

ME — Fireplace: elec200 down, $20

suburban. Call STUDEER REALTY. DR-2197.

MERIDIAN N NEAR RAY MOND—Five rooms, bath, $1,850 $185 down. RE BROS. 401 Inland Bldg. RI-3788.

Get wan au Sssuita jn The Lh Ry Times Rssh To oe ler a results at ow cost. ™,

DOWN—BAL. MTHLY.

2310 W. Morris; 5-rm. bath... $1 914/S. Senate; 5 rms, (colored . 1437 Kennington; 5- a Sef, 1312 Edgecomb; 5-rm. ‘416 Mooreland; 5 rms. basement) 623 Holley; 4 rms, 2122 W. Martin; § rms. 2422 N. Parker; 4 rms. (rebuilt). 1302 Calhoun; 5-rm. mod. bung. . 620 Spann: TMS, ov dee . oh 1329 Calhoun; 5-rm. semi... 136 8. Neal; 4-bdrm. mod..... 1329 Oliver ave.; 4-rm. semi.....

Call Phillips,” DR-5252.

10%

modi :

(furnace)

OPEN EYERY DAY

New street of all-modern homes; full basements; overhead garage doors; front drive; automatic gas @ water heaters; insulated. Seven sold last month. Price $3,590 to $4,990. 16th and Exeter, 3700 West. HAMANT BROS. INC.

6-rm, mod., including new hardwood

Action is the soul of MR. McDANIEL,

floors; newly decorated; 2 Cap gar. Splengid d location sash and vac . Roshi Hy 7925. Edw. Dillehay. "RI 6412 J. S. Cruse Realty Co. 128 N. Del. ~ Modern Bargain North T7-Room, 2-story home, near Shortridge. Oil heat; large lot; full basement; 3-car grrage. Only $4,000, convenient terms, 3157 Kenwood. Call Mr. Burts, Hall-Hottel €o.~ LI. 254) SIX-ROOM MODERN COTTAGE > Hardwood floors, new roof, nice basement, garage. $31.50 per month including taxes and insurance} Small down payment. 49 N Fores Wor, TR-808 ALLISON REALTY CoO., RR .. RI-2363. 3610 Watson Road 3-bedroom brick, tile bath up; extra lavatory, toilet. down. Too large for present owner. Call Mr. Nicolai or Mr. Koepper for price and appoints ment. J. S. Cruse Realty Co. RI-6412 FIVE-ROOM, MOD., BUNGALOW-235 W 36TH—$15.50 PER MO. Needs reconditioning—fix it vourself—Better than .approach” ‘will indicate. Price only $2250 with $225 down. piogress!] i CAL 1-8790 OR RI-4933, SANDERS. 521 — Four-bedroom modern. NO REPAIRS NEEDED. Good location, __ Owner. DR-0157 i a 1436 CENTRAL. Bight rooms, bath, Rarage. Lares 0 TLE ESTATE. $23,300,

(Irvington) —Sixgarage; vacant.

SEE 340 S. AUDUBON room modern; double __ Bargain. COOPER. IR-61

19TH ST.. 1233 W.—5-Room semi-modern bungalow; garage.

Easy terms. Owner, BR-4013.

Real Estate for Trade 26

GENERAL STORE in small town: 7-roo modern house; store building; all dear; will consider Pr oo SEE or farm land. Mr. Nelson. ALTY, 208 N. Del-

_ aware. SRT -40

Real Estate Wa nted

27 LET ME SELL YOUR West Sid roper Call Vi! see Meat) JEnight, Nia i REALTY CO.. MA-4353. LAKE SHAFFER, want to buy lot on lake suitable to, bully, small boat house. 1063

__Russell.

Real Estate Loans 28

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COLONIAL HOME 104N NS” Rent like monthly payment of 1 per cent per month includes as are VY

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