Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 October 1941 — Page 9
| WEDNESDAY, OCT. 1, 1041 — —— AT Buckeyes Against Trojens Bi ‘New DePauw Stadium to Be Dedicated Saturday
Gran e Gives Columbus the Nod on ‘Wealth of Material’
Despite California Forwards
Ddesn’t See Much Luck for ] U. at Notre Dame;
as . . ANA Te Li ~~ Pay
Picks Michigan, Wisconsin, N. U., Purdue
By RED GRANGE = an major college teams swing into action Oct. 4 with Ohio State and Seuthern California colliding in the top intersectional battle in Los
Arges following hard opening tests. : Ohio State and ‘Southern (California got off on the right foot under their new coaches, Paul Brown and Sam Barry, the Buckeyes edging
Missouri and the Trojans passing to victory over a strong: Oregon array
=4he closing’ seconds. Because Southern California has td depend on its first string line while Ohio State has its usual wealth of material, I pick the Columbus entry. ‘Southern Methodist has a = band. and a e of white anies, but I nd that the Mustangs have enough football talent i suc- EEN cessfully. cope bi with Fordham Red.Grange at the Polo Grounds. Sleepy Jim Ctowley has. a line problem at that. If. he had six linemen to match as many remarkable backs the Rams couldn't miss. Duke to Get Even Tennessee has Johnny Butler, a gpot runner of ability, but lost heavily by graduation, so my guess is that Duke will get even in Durham for last season’s early reverse at the hands of the Volunteers, who also are without the full-time coaching of Maj. Robert Reese Neyland. *Virginia .revealed enough out of its newly adopted T against Lafayétte to give Frank Murray's men a win ever Yale at the bowl, sPurdue was upset by Vanderbilt's field goal, but the stuff is there, so the . Boilermakers should . bounce
back against de-emphasized Pitt: in
Pittsburgh. Kansas State is over its head ggainst Bill deCorrevont and Northwestern in Evanston. Missouri will catch its breath against Colorado at Columbia.
Picks Navy
Andy Kerr once more unleashes his rare combination of Colgate veterans and sophomores, so it will be just too bad for Penn State in Buffalo. Navy would be an even choice against any college outfit. The Middies will not have much trouble with a West Virginia team which" includes six’ sophomores. ° Pennsylvania lost Frank Reagan &nd many more, but has enough left to repel Harvard on Franklin Field. - * Cornell was another club: demobilized by graduation, but Carl Shavely has a way of coming up with replacements. The Big Red is my choice against Syracuse in dog hae at Ithaca. _N. D. Over Indiana ** Soluinbia, never overburdened with men, has lost two of its best backs since practice started, yet the * Lions get my vote -against Brown in New York. Alabama, Tulane and Georgia are ge teams to beat in the South, so
I: give the Red Elephants the nod over Mississippi State; the Green Wave the call over the traveling Auburn combination, and Georgia a margin over a surprisingly good South Carolina creation. The latter game will be played the night of Oct. 4. Clemson is too well equipped for North Carolina State at Charlotte. Kentucky figures to turn back Washington and Lee. Arkansas appears to have something approaching a bulge on Texas Christian. Off its performance against Michigan State, Michigan may not miss Tom Harmon, Forest Evashevski & Co. as much as most people supposed. Dr. Eddie Anderson hasn’t a topnotch Iowa team, so the Wolverines should prevail at Ann Arbor. - Inasmuch as Indiana couldn’t beat Detroit, it doesn’t figure to have much luck against Notre Dame. It's Wisconsin over Marquette. Iowa State isn’t expected to get too far against Nebraska. I look for Washington to get on the right track against Orgeon State in Portland following the Huskies’ bruising battle with Minnesota, Standford, California and Oregon do not anticipate too much trouble with U. C. L. A, Washington State and Idaho, respectively. Ready on the left, ready on the right, ready on the firing line!
Manual Harriers Edge Out Howe Manual’'s cross-country squad edged Howe harriers yesterday, 2728, on Howe's 1.8-mile course. John
Mascari, Manual, led the pack home
in 9 minutes 29.9 seconds. Others finished in the following order: Bob Mannfeld, Howe; Mike Mascari, Manual; George Stoyonovich, Manual; Bob Banks, Howe; Floyd Bicknell, Howe; Art Alexander, Howe; Bill Lasley, Howe; Paul Stoyonovich, Manual; Ross Eberhart, Manual. : Reserve harrier squads also held a match and Manual won by the same margin as the varsity, 27-28,
Rain Halts Midget Auto Racing Rain halted the midget auto racing program at the Indianapolis
Speedrome last night but an enlarged program will be presented
| Friday night.
A second 25-lap feature event has been added to the program, making
125 laps of racing.
‘Question Mark To
Blackstock Stadium, DePauw's new football home, will be dedicated Saturday at the DePauw-Carleton game as a feature of Old Gold Day at the Greencastle school. Above, left, is the kickoff of the DePauw tilt with Franklin last Saturday, seen from the press box. The visitors’ section is across the field. At right, Mrs. Ira B. Blackstock, stadium donor, receives a “D” -blanket from Sears Crane, football co-captain. Directly above is the main part of the plant.
Hurler Given Top Honor
Henry Bergfeld, ace hurler of the city champion Gold Medal Beer team; holds the baseball sportsmanship trophy for 1941 today. The award was made at the Indianapolis Amateur Baseball Association’s annual banquet at Bluficrest last night where team trophies and individual awards were presented for the season’s play. All five league champions were rewarded and belt buckles were given to each ‘member of the Gold Medal and runner-up Falls City teams. F. Earl Geider served as toastmaster in the absence of Judge Henry O. Goett, who was unable to attend because of illness. Other speakers were Coach Paul D. Hinkle of Butler University and H. W. Middlesworth, city recreation ‘direc-
and W. L. Jensen, secretary, presented the awards. Eighty piayers and officials attended.
Schultz Released
PITTSBURGH, Oct. 1 (U. P.)— The Pittsburgh Pirates announced today ‘the outright release: of
baseball club of the Southern As-
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Catcher Joe Schultz to the Memphis|
‘NEW YORK, Oct. 1 (U. P)— Sixteen minor league players, drafed at the annual conclave of the Major League magnates which usu-ally-precedes the World Series, will get a shot at berths In the big time next season. The Washington Senators, Chicago Cubs and Detroit Tigers each chose two players, while the Cincinnati Reds, St. Louis Cardinals and New York Yankee did not make any selections. Pitcher. Russ Christopher from ‘Newark and infielder Alban Glosop from Kansas City—first two players chosen — were from the Yankees’ farm system while the next four prospects were plucked from the Cardinals’ farm clubs. ‘The clubs were given first pick in an order directly opposite to their finish in the pennant races— the last-place Athletics making the first selection, the Phillies second,
16 Minor League os Drafted Into Big Show
the Braves third and so on up the line. Players chosen and the clubs they played with in 1941 follow: Athletics—Russ Christopher; Newark, pitcher. Phillies—Alban Glossop, Kansas City, second baseman. Browns — Stan Ferens, Rochester, pitcher. Braves—Clyde Kluttz, Sacramento, catcher. Senators—Robert Repass, Columbus, infield, and Stan Galle, Milwaukee, third baseman. Cubs—Glenn Gardner, Houston, pitcher, and Herman Bithorn, Hollywood, pitcher. Indians—Otto Denning, Minneapolis, catcher. Giants—Salvatore Maglie, . Buffalo, pitcher. Tigers — Don Ross, Montreal, outfielder, and Roy Henshaw, Jersey City, pitcher. Pirates—Ken Jungels, Wilmington, pitcher. White Sox—Harvey Johnson, Albany, second baseman. Red Sox—Willlam Conroy, Oklahoma, catcher.’ Brooklyn—Less Weébber, Seattle, pitcher.
Bowling Notes
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Amateur Notes
- BASKETBALL
The Em-Roe- Basketball Association will sponser lea es at the following" gymnasiums: side Turners, Sacred Heart Hien Sohool and Hawthorne. Teams interested in entering the leagues are reduis or to. telephone Everett Babb. 446 or attend a meeting to be held at the Em-Roe . Sporting : ods”. Co., nighy, at 7. 30 p. m,
FOOTBALL
The Gold Medal Beers football team in 170-pound class will Sraciice at a tonight at 7 p
Monday
i ers are to bring Jerseys for Bier. ple
team will play Sn htwood ,Sunday at Brookside at 2 p. . :
Southern Methodist Practices Here Indianapolis football fans will get
821lan opportunity to see a sample of 86) southwestern football
when the Southern Methodist University gridders practice at the Butler Bowl tomorrow afternoon at 2 p. m.
The Mustangs’ marching band will practice on Shortridge High School's football field at the same time. The
é12| Texans are en route to New York 612] where they will tangle with Ford-
ham'’s Rams Saturday.
#'New York Wagering
Nears 1940 Total
NEW YORK, Oct. 1 (NEA).—During first 139 days of 175-day New York racing season, fans wagered $101,370,354 - compared with $103,259,359 bet in 174 days in 1940. Average day's bet per person was $55.36 against $51. 49 for the preceding year. ;
Boys’ School Boats
i Greencastle, 15-40
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squad scored a 15-t0-40 vitery over, the Greencastle harriers in a meet here yesterday. Swanagan led the winners with a time of 9:40.8 for
1.9 miles.
Capitals Open Against Parent
Better practice up on your catcalls and check your rule books again for offsides details for Herbie Lewis and his boys on blades are ushering in the 1941 professional ice hockey
season here Oct. 23. . . The affray will be the second contest of the new season for the Capitals who will start ‘a three-game exhibition series with the parent Detroit Red Detroit. The final tilt will also be played in the Motor City. ? Dick Miller, manager of the Coliseum, said today that the local contest would be under the sponsorship. of the Indianapolis Press Club. The regular American League schedule for the Capitals starts Oct.
Red Wings ort Oct. 19 in| g
Here Oct. 23 Red Wings
29 in Springfield, Mass., on the Indians’ rink. They will return to Indianapolis on Nov. 2 for the local league opener. The date of the Indianapolis-De-troit contest coincides with the annual convention of the Indiana State ® Teachers Association.
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Teddy Lyons
| White Sox open- - ‘ied their cam-
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‘PLAINFIELD, Ind., Oct. 1.—The| - {Indiana Boys’ School's. cross-country
DELAWARE
| |State, in fact, are considered def-
|! of last week’s results, Michigan has i {the edge.
Hurls for Sox
CHICAGO, Oct. 1 . P.).—Teddy Lyons, a man of 40 with an ageless pitching arm, was scheduled to face the Chicago Cubs today as the
| Stuff Is "There J Team—Lok Out, L U.
By STEVE SNIDER United Press Staff Correspondent
CHICAGO, Oct. 1.—Michigan is
the top spot of the week in the Ten teams engage opponents of eq
inite underdogs against Notre Dame and Southern California. Purdue is no more than an even choice at Pittsburgh, Northwestern, Wisconsin and Illinois outclass their opening opponents. . Iowa at Michigan—On the basis
Towa was hard pressed to defeat Drake and clearly showed its reserve strength" is: mot sufficiently seasoned to cope with an attack . of Big Ten proportions. 1. U. Ropes for Upset Indiana at Notre Dame—Indiana has a shortage of backs, Notre Dame enough for three teams. Although Notre Dame clearly Showed serious rough:spots in rolling over Arizona, the stuff is there for a. great team by November. Two of the best sophomore ‘backs in the central West—Notre Dame’s Angelo Bertelli and Indiana’s Bill ‘Hillenbrand—will be on. display and if Bertelli can’t outshine the Hoosier someoné else will. It’s been a long time. since Indiana dumped a favored foe, but looking hack to a victory over Ohio State in 1937 the Hoosiers have a faint hope.
paign for their
ball championship. Claude Passeau was the pitching choice of the Cubs in the opener at Wrigley Field. As usual, the Sox were favor- Bi ites, most predicting the series would require the entire seven .
makers placed - the Sox at 5 to 9 and the Cubs at 3 to 2. Lyons also was favored to ta the opening game. Last City Series victory for the Cubs was in 1930. Since then, they lost to their crosstown rivals in 1931, 1933, 1936, 1937, 1939 and 1940.
k | Ohio State had to work:too hard
: {shifty left halfback reserve, at the
"Ohio State at Southern California
for what it got against Missouri, ‘aecording to Coach Paul Brown, and U. S. C. will be equipped with a far better defense. The Bucks need more speed to do much: against the favored Trojans and Brown is grooming Les Horvath, light and
No. 1 right halfback position as a long-shot hope to slip over a surprise. Purdue at Pittsburgh—A tossup and even that is a stretch of something or other in view of Purdue's miserable offensive against. Vanderbilt. Pitt, however, has slid away from its ' one-time invulnerability and Purdue can’t be that bad." Kansas State at Northwestern— No contest. Ft. Hayes Teachers played a scoreless tie with Kansas State last week and no amount of wailing by Coaches Lynn Waldorf or
for a Great
rebounding from a deep: depression
created ‘by the graduation of Tom Harmon and opens its Big Ten f ‘ campaign Saturday favored to blast the comeback envisioned by Iowa. Purely - because of its bearing on'the championship, this game rates
Middle West, but three other ual importance. Indiana ang «
could drop Northwestern: into ‘the Ft. Hayes class. 4) Miami U. (Oxford, 0) at Minois —Zuppke shows off Don Griffin: in this one. Under Zup'’s rule of play‘ing all the boys he ‘can in the first game, no opener is an easy one for Illinois. Marquette 3t Wisconsin — Mérquette, under its new coach, Tom Stidham, expects a ‘good club .by November. At the moment, Wis¢onsin, bulwarked by promising sophomores: at several. positions, is much. farther advanced.
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