Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 October 1941 — Page 22

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Elward Holds Pass Drills Indiana Polishes Offense

today polished the offense which came to life against Nebraska, in

preparing for their Big Ten clash as he drilled : the : Purdue |with W: Satur-

passers Wisconsin at University grid -squad- for its home-|day. coming tilt with Iowa here Satur-| Sophomore Chuck Jacohy, the

day. Hoosiers’ fastest back, still was out The Boilermakers revealed a|with a sprained ankle, but trainweakness in this department in

ers reported he would be ready for losing to Ohio State last week. El- 8k leasl pari. izle action against the ward was encouraged at the return|Badgers. In his place, Coach Bo fulltime action of his veteran|McMillin was grooming Patsy RonMarion Carter and John|zone, another speed merchant. ; Petty, but expressed concern over| McMillin put Earl Doloway and the ankle injury of Co-Captaif Tom |Billy Hillenbrand through long Melton. He began grooming Bill {punting drills after Indiana outs Powers and John Vecs as replace-|reported Wisconsin strong in the ment possibilities at right

guard. kicking department. The backfield work of sophonfores

Chicago Can t Scem fo Leads in Anything buti(] The Games Won Column—Poor Little Bears

| § CHICAGO, Oct. 22 (U. P).—One i reason for the great success of the “ Chicago Bears in the national football league is the fact that Owner- = Coach George Halas has pieced to- § gether a balanced team and depends .. On no one man. When it comes to individual statistics, tHe Bears are almost nonen- = tities. ' Bill Osmanski, Bears leading 1% ball carrier, is seventh. in the league, Sid Luckman is third in league passing, no Bear receiver ranks in| the ms 3s. Bob | Suyter is fifth “= among goa ers and George + McAfee, considered the best broken field runner in the game, is third among the scorers. Green Bay, meanwhile, still maintains leaders in passing, receiving, & one-two in scoring and the tops in field goal Kicking—the big reason the

Quakers Don’ t Quake Now; With Munger at Helm, Yale, | Harvard and Princeton Fall

Bears are worried over their second meeting Nov. 2. Cecil Isbell and Don Hutson ‘once more topped the passing and receiving statistics released today. Hutson leads the scorers with 37 points and Clark Hinkle of the Packers is ‘second ‘with 35. Hinkle leads the field goal kickers with three in six attempts. ‘Clarence - (Pug) of e| Brooklyn clung to his ground gaini ios TD ain 211 yards in 43 attempts for an average of 49 yards per try but Johnny Drake of Cleveland, picking up 52 yards against the Packers,| moved close with a total of 195

passing, increasing his. total gain to 807 to Thompson's 428. Luckman has’ gained ‘471 yards by passing, but becatise of fewer completions was ranked third.

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Oct. 22 (U. P.)—Coach Mal Elward today stressed protection for punters and

Perry Schwartz of Brooklyn who was held to two completions by the Chicago Cardinals. Hutson has gained 378 yards, Schwartz 201 and Lou Brock of Green Bay 143.

Bronco Record Best

SAN JOSE, Cal, Oct. 22—Santa

Manders

Hinkle is fourth with 182. men in the big-time coaching Isbell pulled away from: Phila- - |ranks. : He's a quiet, modest fellow who seldom makes his presence felt in a crowd, but on the record he rates just shout ss many peajses ss any man ‘in his precarious business. ’ Munger hasn’t just stumbled into the present Penn team by accident. |The experts all laughed when he moved into Philadélphia four years ago to take charge of a squad which had won just. 11 major games in six

BLOOMINGTON, 1 Ind., Oct. 22 (U. P.) —Indiana "University Siigers

Yi oY. Il SA Vi E Fountain Sq. Teams To Be Honored

GAS one r

.|seasons, but the smiles have long

ago vanished. In his three-year tenure Munger. has lifted the Quaking

Juvenile Court Judge Wilfred Bradshaw will speak at a dinner at 6:30 p. m. Friday morning honoring

On CHARACTER or AUTO

the Fountain Square A. C. softball and basketball teams. The dinner will be held at the monthly meeting of the Fishers of Men Bible Class at the Fountain Square Christian Church.

FOOTBALL

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' Marion (Red) Carter . . . returns to full time action in Boilermaker

BASKETBALL lineup.

The Em-Roe AS ketiall Association Sung . . tn gnening for "aighe Jonge: Interiated Doubles in “Brass RETR afore. or “pions I fo con Sop! ta Bverett Babb| CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Oct. 22.— After snapping the ball, Ayres, Har8:30 pn m.|vard center, swings out to block.

The 7 Up girls will pra practice at a: tee Foi Adltistie oa So ik This is rarely asked of a college keystone man,

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‘Perfect Record - Today his finely-drilled, versatile Red and Blue squad is one one of the 16 major perfect-record squads in the nation. The Quakers opened the season as a dark horse. They had won the Ivy crown in 1940 but Frank Reagan, one of the year’s best offensive backs, had been the biggest reason. With Reagan graduated, the Penn outlook wasn't too bright. Munger lost 19 men in all vom that 1940 team but he started right out by humbling Harvard, 19-0. Then he turned back Yale, 28-13, and on Saturday he took the third leg of the Big Three apart even easier. Penn blanked Princeton, 23-0, and looked bigger, faster and strongjer than ever. In fact, the Quakers were easier on tHe eye than any Penn team in a decade. A man with time on his hands might easily have discovered that winning is a Munger habit. This youngster—he is only 30 years old— first broke into Philadelphia’s consciousness as a prep star at Episcopal Academy, whege he was a fourletter man. His press clippings weren't just false alarms, either. He enrolled at Penn and he’ played halfback for three years straight, taking time out to win the Penn Relay decathlon title and the American shuttle hurdle crown.

Makes Good Twice Since then, Munger has made good not once but twice. First he returned to Episcopal as football coach in 1934 and promptly, produced an unbeaten team. | In three years at the Academy, he lost only two games—and Penn took the hint. The Quakers called him back as freshman coach in 1936, and Munger did it again. His first team was not only undefeated |. and untied, but unscored on, and in 1937, he lost only a single encounter. In 1938 Munger moved upstairs to succeed Harvey Harman, and his job wasn’t an easy one. The 1937 Penn team had defeated only Navy and Maryland. The rookie coach bettered this record at once by winning three, tying three and losing only two in 1938. In 1939 he split even at four 1and four, but last yedr he came back to conquer Cornell and five other opponents while losing only to Michigan. This year Penn is on the road back to the Réd and Blue glories of

Franklin Wants Parlay Fights

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Tony Musto in two rounds—a chore that consumed nine rounds of Louis’ time. Franklin has had 23 knockouts in 33 fights and was a Golden Gloves champion in 1937. All this seems extremely impressive and if Mr. Hurley had just stopped there, he might have made | out quite a case for his man. But he took a full wind-up and said that Franklin would knock out Joe Louis if and when they ever got into the same ring. The reason, he sald, is ‘that Franklin would ' hit Louis first and hit him hard. What Louis would be Seing while all his oo body mayhem was under way Mr. Hurley | did not stipulate. I feel safe in pre- ean be ped a8 OE oe, over. dicting, however, that Joe would \ .

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