Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 November 1941 — Page 16

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CHAPTER EIGHT © THAT took Bie wind - out ‘of Northwestern. e team fought -hard, but the rapidity of State’s ‘attack had taken everyone by .surprise. - Before the half ended Pete Laird faded and tossed a 30-yard] strike to Socko Wonsocki, who caught the ball in the clear on the 10-yard ‘line and loped over. : th : : A : | ..Half time found Dinty Dugan BR iN Sees : A | $ , | | ~ still: undemonstrative. = “Don’t let ty oo 4) : Lata iw br : ; = : CE y b A all ! - up,” he cautioned. “Two touch- ; ; oh x ono ssid SR : ra SEES | ROOK “ERNIE BuSHAvLLER ~ || —By Fred Harman °

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yawning gap at tackle and moved ; AS . ‘into the open: Landers was ahead, hs : A och Ss — : and’ the two co-operated perfectly, : A =~ N TLR 1 Landers cut down the Northwestern |. rene i \ 7d : AS ; with 8 crushing block, | li i | HTT HI Hi I FA h- ALL ; v io . i = : Pete poured on the power and out-| — ran the others: . Dugan substituted freely in the . final . quarter, and - Northwestern marched the length of ‘the field for a touchdown. It was 21-6 at the _ finish, and the crowd filed out sing- _ ing rave notices." i t 00h : il “Piné. going, men,” congratulated n : a it : ] ~ Dugan in the locker room. It was| § . ; te iH 2 ‘hot, and sticky and he was perspir-| § nn Wp ; : "ing. “You looked like a real team| § : % | adll | WASHINGTON TUBBS II out Shere fogan of i! “is fo ; 3 ae Pete duc out of a side en-|: 44 i il |» 4 — : ; : ] : trance, evaded the crowd and| fi i ; A THE DEA He VERY IDEA OF \ AND FURTAERMORE , vou LErT] [IVE NEVER BEEN SO WNSTEADA BEIN'A MAN, TM A YOU RUNNING AWAY FROM THAT £0 A PERFECTLY CHARMING GIRL. HUMILIATED IN MY MOUSE, A SOCIAL Ce

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