Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 November 1941 — Page 36
Bud] Picked
By STEVE SNIDER United Press Staff Correspondeny
CHICAGO, Nov. 7.—While Minnesota looks for the sixth link in its vsotory chain ‘against Nebrasks, of the Big Six, two of the Big Nines - lesser lights of the moment—Ohio State and Wisconsin—attempt tomorrow to eliminate €ach other
from the conference race. The game wil! be played at Co-
lumbus, O., but even neutral ob-
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servers established the | bounding Bucks a six-point favorite Although Minnesota appears unbeatable at present, winner of this game will be Jockeying for a share of the championship if the Gophers should be upset: Each has dropped only one game—to Northwestern. «Ohio State has lost | sophomore
Lin Houston, a guard of considerable] : j
class, but: gained in return the services of Fullback Jack Graf. Since Graf was credited with applying the power to Ohio State’s startling 33 to 0 victory at Southern California in September, it looks like a | battle of = fullbacks will - decide whether Ohio State or Wisconsin stays in the title running. Like Graf, Wisconsin's
sophomore fullback, Pat Harder, is|
the offensive ace. N. U. Attempts Comeback
Elsewhere in the conference, JorRuesiem attempts a comeback rom the Minnesota disappointment lagainst twice-defeated Indiana, and {Towa plays at Illinois. Purdue plays ‘Michingan State in a non-confer-ence game and Michigan is idle. The statistical difference between Ohio State and Wisconsin, off their Big Nine play, is amazing. Wisconsin excells in every vital department of play, h on offense
* and defense, and but for an appar-
ént inability to cope with sudden breaks of the game would be an ovewhelming favorite. 4 Wisconsin has outgained the Bucks 240.3 yards per game to 179 for Ohio State, has rushed 164.7 to 120.5, ha§ passed 75.6 yards to 58.5. On defense, Wisconsin has held its opponents to an average gain of 155 yards to 259.5 for Ohio" State. Wisconsin opponents have passed for- an average of 101.2 yards to
1025 against Ohio State -and oppo-| ments have rushed an average of|:
53.7 against Wisconsin to 157 against Ohio |State. That rushing weakness of Ohio State may be made to
* order for Harder, whose 32. points
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easily lead the Big Nine in scoring. Minnesota Serious
Minnesota runs into the weakest Nebraska team since Maj. Biff Jones Has, been at Nabraska, but the or Jo are taking this one just as hv oe as any in the past. A claim to the mythical national championship hangs on this game as much as any on the schedule. The same makeshift backfield that operated against Northwestern will carry Minnesota’s hopes, with little expected from the injured Capt. Bruce Smith or Herman Frickey. The poorest offense in the league rans into the poorest defense when Ipwa meets Illinois. Illinois hasn’t been able to hold any major opponent; and: while Iowa ‘Has scored seldom it has power. Power {eams have a way with the light Illini.
Purdue was made a slight favorite |.
aver: Michigan: State, despite its complete lack of offense in falling to Fordham, 37 to 0.
32 Seconds to 6o—Wham—a Tie
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shot but missed. (On the new rule he was allowed to ‘carry the puck . all the way to the goalie. Last year "bu had to fire from the red line.) *The second score for the Caps came at 15:00 in the third period. Jack Keating rifled, a long shot ftom the blue line which Joe Carveth knicked just enough to scoot it home, low and outside. + At 18:21 a stalled puck on the
_ Side lines failed to draw a whistle,
the Caps say. At 19:22 Drouin with'| |
Frudel assisting had tied the score. Just like Minnesota, eh? The overtime was eventless but
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3 | Better Team To Toledo
- Times Special TOLEDO, '0., Nov. 17
meeting between the two clubs. -
field. from injury.
Rockets triumphed, 20 ‘to 7.
they waltzed over dE traditional
| rival, Wabash, 26 to 0.
“The record of both clubs is
|spotty. Toledo has won three and : [lost three while Butler ‘has ‘Won
i | three and lost four.
The game of the day tomorrow in the South’ is the Tulane-
Alabama battle, with Alabama running toward’ a great year after a
first-game setback from "Mississippi State, and. Tulane, potentially great, playing in-and-out football. Jimmy Nelson, senior tailback for
‘Bama (above), will lead his team in the Syestion-setiling tlt.
in the ranks. “Minnesota.” result.
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Notre Dame ‘Northwestern Michigan State Minnesota | Jowa Ohio - State Army
| "Cornell Dartmouth Fordham i Missouri .i Penn Holy Cross Syracuse Miss, State Texas Duke Georgia T. C. U. + Alabama Texas A.-M. Mississippi Stanford California
Oregon State || Wash: State Duquesne
There were’ three boos
| Ga. Tech |
There were three “ayes.”
GRANGE «930
§ Navy
Northwestern .
Purdue Minnesota Iowa
Ohio State
Harvard Cornell Dartmouth “Fordham Missouri Penn Brown - Syracuse | Miss. State‘. Texas Duke Georgia T. C. U. Alabama Texas A.-M. “Mississippi . Stanford Washington
‘Boston College Boston College
Oregon State Duquesne Ga. ‘Tech
A Difference of Opinion
The memory of last Saturday when upsets Po sophomore backs in the Big Nine lingered on. wit board of experts’ meeting. % They had a long, torrid session with many a dissentiig. ‘vote At first it was easy. . Chairman Eddie Ash’ said, He mentioned Texas. Same
| Then the trouble started. The chairman spoke for he Irish. He tried Michigan State: Same result:: There.was a moment of peace while all wrote “Northwestern.” Grange liked Harvard and Brown while Ferguson - spoke at length on: Tulane, but neither could gain a ‘follower. fornia and Godley’s Kentucky went unappreciated. .
FERGUSON «113
Navy Northueltetn Purdue Minnesote; Iowa : Ohio State Army Cornell Dartmouth Fordham Missouri Penn Holy. Cross Syracuse Miss. State - Texas (Georgia TCU Tulane
Texas A.-M. y
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Navy Northwestern Purdue Minnesota Towa . Ohio State
Army Cornell Dartmouth
Fordham Missouri Penn Holy Cross Syracuse Miss, State Texas Duke Georgia T. C. U. Alabama
Mississippi | = Stanton
Pl State Dugqiiésne «Kentucky
The Rockets lost to St. ‘Josep,
3 too, while Butler fell before the
Pumas, 13 to 7. Western Michiga lopped Toledo 34 to 0, and’ Butler,
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~—A fast im-| proving Butler - University eleven} clashes with Toledo University here} tomorrow afternoon in the second|
The Bulldogs arrived here today and worked out on the Rockets’| Coach Paul’ (Tony) Hinkle! [ile brought along 27 men., All are free| gil
Last year at Indianapolis the
The ‘Bulldogs have come a long| way. since losing their first: ‘three } games of the season. Last week]
when he . co
_ (Tiger) the headline 10-round attraction
Lon Thomas, ndlanapolis
heavyweight, regain a share limelight tonig
f the local boxing t at the Armory es with Neville Beech, of Memphis, in
of a six-bout mitt bill. If Thomas belts Beech out of the local picture, he wants a crack at Johnny Denson to clear up the heavyHeignt boxing scene, as’ far as this oity is concerned.
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Donelli’s Mind
PITTSBURGH, Nov. 7 (UP)— Buff Donelli, who ‘resigned yester-! day ‘as coach of the Pittsburgh - Steelers’ pro football team, will leave
by. plane tonight for San Francisco} :
to lead Duquesne University - against St. Mary’s on Sunday, Unless inclement weather intervenes. 2 Should a weather prediction of snow for west of Pittsburgh ground west-bound planes, Donelli, who
: ¢ ker |yesterday directed drills of the|®
Steelers despite his resignation, said
the would lead the professional team|A
against the ‘Eagles. at Philadelphia on Sunday.
Donelli resigned as a result of 1 ‘an ultimatum from Elmer Layden,| Goa
commissioner of pro football, that
[Bowl ing: :Scores
Ralph Richman, howling on the ‘Rose Tire team in the Universal
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‘he would Have to give up his Steel-| pritoneit.
ers’ post if he insisted on traveling ‘to San ‘Francisco to lead Duquesne, and announced he was Tenning as reoach of the Dukes.
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