Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 9 October 1941 — Page 19

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NEW YORK, Oct. 9.—Speakingining a club on the fleld as he had of Laszy MacPhail, Leo Durocher of |v:rough the seasun Just: eigsed.

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Bible Hasn’ t Been Forced to Open Up—Yet—in Texas

By RICHARD 'G. BALDWIN . United Press Staff Correspondent. DALLAS, Tex. Oct. 9.—One question at least—mighty important to the oil and cattle country—will be answered this week: What sort of football team has Texas got? Saturday afternoon in the Coton Bowl here, Tobch Dans X. Bible trots out his Lenghorns against the University of Oklahoma in a game

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. Duke, the great power of Southern football, tops The Indazapelh Times’ Football Ratings this week|by virtue of its 19-to-0 victory over. - "Tennessee last week. Texas, the powerhouse of the Southwest, also takes rating above Minnesota, which was idle last week. {Ohio State, Northwestern an - Michigan Simbel up among the

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2.8.8 . By BOB LEACH United Press Staff Correspondent LOS ANGELES, Oct. 9—The Pacific Coast Conference race is a: scramble this year—but not for first place. Clark Shaughnessy’s Stanford Indians appear at least as strong as they were last season after impressive wins over Oregon and U.C.L. A. ° The big questions at the beginning of the season were Southern California and Washington. Hotn nave answeied in the flat negative. Rated stronger than in 1040 when they ran 68 |second, the Washington Huskies a8 dropped their first two games. Southern California barely won its x pd opening game from Washington “13 |State and last Saturday’s massacre by Ohio State apparently doomed 7 |the Trojans to their worst season in a decade. Trojans Underdogs This week’s top contest on the far A-1 slopes: pits ‘Stanford against an Oregon State eleven that came back |strong to defeat Washington ‘last 60 |week after dropping its opener to c 23 | Troy. Stanford, with Frankie Albert and the kinetic Kmetovic driving the Model T in excess ‘of all the speed laws, is figured to win but the Beavers’ conquest of Washington was no fluke and they may 2 O Eps. .F-24 | be loaded for the Indians. orthern E-41 | “southern California, riddled with 22 | injuries and the even more excruciating mental hurts of that 33-to-0 lacing by Ohio, finds itself underdog against Oregon for their battle in Memorial Coliseum here. Oregon gave Stanford ga stiff argument before going down, 19 to 5, in the season’s opener but then had an easy time with Francis Schmidt's Idaho last week, winning 21 to 7. U.C L A, blown down by the Stanford storm, 33 to 0, last week. moves into easier company against Montana. The Bruins’ version of the T formation worked well enough in their opener against Washington State but was run off the road by the original model at Palo Alto. California Gloomy

California steps outside the conference to play Santa Clara, apparently the strongest independent club on the Coast and one capable of giving the Bears a rough afternoon. California chances, bright at 45 |the start, lost lustre when the Bears lost to Washington State last Sat/|urday and turned to gloom with announcement that Halfback Jim Ll Jurkovich must give up football. Jurkovich spent most of last sea 75 |son on the bench with a concussion and was knocked out again against the Cougars. The Washington Huskiés meet Washington State at Pullman and Jimmy Phelan will be out for his first win of the season, but it won't be easy. If Billy Sewell lives up to his reputation as the Coast's top passer Phelan may have another headache.

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£2 Magerkurth Out, ® > o Writer Claims CHICAGO, Oct. 9 (U. P.).—John Carntichael, Chicago Daily News sports writer, said today that National Ieague Umpire George Magerkurth lost his assignment to

officiate in the 1941 World Series

and his umpiring job for the next year because of a run-in with the Brooklyn Dodgers. : yesterday's

In an article for News, Carmichael wrote: “The Dodgers didn’t win the _| World Series as advertised, but their power in National Leaove riven can’t be denied. It was learned today that Umpire George wu.p---

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Grid Offense Led by N. U.

SEATTLE, Oct. 9 (U. P.)— Northwestern was the nation’s best offensive football team and Georgia the leader on defense in the first figures released today by the American Football Statistical Bureau. In one game Northwestern ran 82 plays for 521 yards. Notre Dame was second with 461 yards gained, and Georgia third with 438.5-yard average in two games. On defense, Georgia held opponents to an average of 11.5 yards per game in two contests. Texas was next with 28 yards and Tulane third with 31.5. Texas A. & M. was the best passing team, gaining gn average of 243.5 yards and completing 36 of 68 aerials in two games. Fordham gained 219 yards and Notre Dame 212—each in one game. Forward-passing defense was best on the part of St. Louis, Vanderbilt and Illinois. They held their epponents to an average of 8, 10 and 11 yards, respectively. Illinois had the best averaging 45 yards. 43.8 and Navy 43.5.

Army in Double Time WEST POINT, N. Y., Oct. 9— Not in several years has an Army squad been so alert and capable in

were the Cadets in defening The Citadel, 19-6.

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PATERSON, N. J, Oct. 9—Pat Paterson heavyweight, fractur left shoulder and suffered lacerations of his left thigh when thrown from his motorcycle.

to 0, in their opener, and last Saturay beat their own freshmen, 46|Pacific Coast teams something to to five}

manner the Old Oaken Bucket.

Armstrorig has won nine eater Aggie eleven, 19ence’ titles while stepping outside @he territory now and then to give remember him by. But in To inject. a little more rivalryigames with Oakes’ Colorado teams,

into this Texas-Oklahoma clash—if|the best the Utes could get was one such is possible—the Texas State|scoreless ‘tie, Fair has added a trophy, in the

Oakes, with the days of Whizzer of the Little Brown Jug and | White at Colorado beyond recall,

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cowboy hat, mounted on an ebony|players are lean as soyaLes ood pedestal, to be held by the gamewinner from year to year.

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