Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 September 1942 — Page 15

Favored Big Seven; lorado Next

By RED GRANGE Times Special Writer

othall’s forgotten theater is the 5, an area which has proed such phenomenal operatives Dutch Clark and Whizzer White plays consistently top-flight

after year teams in this secstage spirited battles for sec1 honors but fail to make much i dent in the national scene.

is not the fault of the players or{

ies. Rather it indicates a need peculiar type of promotional ius which can provide the vitaIs of football health.

the Big Seven, the 1942 pictures By be summed up as follows: “Favorite: Utah, 5 tender: Colorado. ; shot: Denver.

Shift Formation

Armstrong's defending chamat Utah are going against the trend this season. They are g from the T formation to the | wing. A reconstructed backrking behind a capable line push the Utes to another

wer backfield with sophoFrank Nelson and Tally and veterans Woody Peterd scatback Tom Evans will e mail. The line is parsound at the tackles and

Colorado welds a backfield to behind a fine veteran line, Boulder boys could cop the The secondary is geared to Reilly, Glen Hedgecock and

Lot of Surprises?

Ketchum has replaced . Cack Hubbard at Denver and omores Gene Voris and “Tom ino step according to the sheet, the Pioneers are going £0 pull a lot of surprises. Howie Schechtel, Johnny Mohar Bob Riddell are capable backs. 3 Diner, Bill Schumaeher and Browning peg the line. do state is .backfield rich. (Dude) Dent is a cinch for t laurels and his teammates, it Masda and sophomore Dario Mariano, are more than adequate. ~ In the line the Aggies have Mel er, center. and a pair of flankers in Dub Roberts and auck Mueller. Brigham Young moves down a with only nine returning vetAmong the stalwarts back another whirl are Mike Mills, who is the sector's leading idate for national recognition, Nilson, center, and Ken Bird, The backfield is weak with A Weed, quarterback, carrying Two-Way Battle

h State has a corking right and kicker in Bill Twitchell pair of good looking new8 in the backfield in George and Bill Russell. Mel Woods ‘ capable back. Oakes farms the best n squad in the history of ming. If his boys can play pr league ball in their debut , he may have a real spoiler. ‘Ray and Dom Feeley are the 8 in the forward wall. rado college and Colorado will fight it out in the Rocky ptain conference. Greeley and state should be close con-

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t The Big Six. perman Tops Favorites

RION, Ind, Sept. 1 (U. P.).— of 21 top-notch golfers teed as the first day of match an in the seventh annual

tournament at the Meshin-

g the favorites was Wayne n, Indianapolis, who card-.under-par 66 in the qualround yesterday. ‘Tinder, Elwood, who placed | yesterday with a two-over-d John Watson, South title holder, also were favorites. pament predictions placed a, Noblesville, runner-up 1942 Indiana open chama major contender in py competition. hole match rounds will be ay and two more will be morrow over the nine-hole he two winners will meet hole finals on Thursday.

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POINT DELAWARE

\Little Archie Chadd Resigns As Anderson Athletic Head

ANDERSON, Ind., Sept.1 (U.P). —Little Archie Cnadd, who masterminded two schoolboy teams to Indiana basketball championships, said today he was “through with basketball . for the duration ‘and then some,” announcing that he had resigned his position as athletic director and coach to become superintendent of Anderson, Ind. schools. Chadd’s acceptance of the super= intendent’s post, making him the successor of Arthur Campbell who resigned after nine years to associate himself with an Indianapolis printing firm, will deprive Indiana

colorful figures. Name Grid Head

Members of the Anderson board of school trustees will meet tonight to select Chadd’s successor as ath-

ficials announced that Vern Shinn, former Ball State college backfieid star and former Elwood high school grid coach, already had been handed the reigns as football tutor, one of a half dozen titles which Chadd claimed as director of the athletic department,

Although Chadd indicated He would remove himself ' officially from the athletic department, it appeared that his new-found position would afford him an opportunity to maintain an active interest in the school's sports. Chadd, a native of Bainbridge, Ind, attended Butler university and served as a member of the Butler freshman coaching staff following his graduation there in 1928. From 1929 to 1932, he coached at Canton, Ill. For the past nine years, Chadd has served as coach

Collegians Lose To Eagles, 16-8

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1 (U. P.). —Tommy Thompson and. Bob Priestly, combining excellent passing and receiving, led the Philadelphia Eagles to a 16-8 victory over Bob Zuppke’s college all-stars before 75,000 spectators last night. Almost 10,000 service men were among the throng that watched the Thompson-to-Priestly combination click for the first score midway in the second period. After the officials had ruled interference on the 32 on an earlier attempt, Thompson rifled one over the goal line. Priestley made ‘a spectacular one-hand catch with two all-stars hanging on his back. In the fourth, Thompson, who gained 154 yards with his tosses, spiraled the second touchdown aerial to Priestley from the 18-yard line, . The Eagles gained 162 yards by rushing compared to 69 for the all-stars. The collegians enjoyed a brief lead when Alf Bauman, Northwestern tackle, blocked Len Barnum’s kick on ‘the 12-yard line, the ball rolling over a safety which made the score 8-6.

Purdue Home Tilts Will Start Later

LAFAYETTE, Ind. Sept. 1 (U. P.) —Purdue football fans required to travel in order to attend RossAde stadium games were scheduled to get a break today with Athletic Director Guy (Red) Mackey’s announcement that home games will start one-half hour later than usual. Purdue’s first three home games with Fordham, Wisconsin and Great Lakes will all start at 2:30 p. m, CWT, while the Indiana game has been set for 2 p. m.

Paige Strikes Out Nine in 3 Innings

The Kansas City Monarchs squeezed out a 7-6 verdict over the Cincinnati Buckeyes at Victory field last night as 4500 fans watched “Satchel” Paige register nine strikeouts in three innings. Herman (Lefty) Watts, former Indianapolis hurler, gave the Monarchs only five hits but the Kansas City team turned them into five runs. The ‘Buckeyes made five runs in the ninth to tie the score by Kansas City won the game in the last part of the inning.

Ft. Wayne Zollner Team Takes Title

' CLEVELAND, Sept. 1 (U. P.)— Ft. Wayne Zollner Machines nosed out the Newport (Ky.) Sixth Ward Boosters, 2-1, to capture the Central regional men’s softball title before 2500 fans. The Indiana outfit played steady, tight ball behind Murray's threehit pitching and staved off a lastinning rally to win. Ft. Wayne and the Cleveland Erin Brews, which won the girls’ title, are now eligible to play in the nationals beginning Lab Detroit Sept. 16.

letic director. However, school of-

coaching ranks of one of its most .

Archie Chadd

and athletic director at Anderson. In 1935 and 1937, his basketball team won. the state championship and every year they had proved contenders for both North Central and state hardwood honors. Chadd also coached two teams which were runners-up in the Illinois state high school play-off. His appointment as superintend-

dent was made last night at a

meeting of the board of trustees. Chadd told the United Press that the board would meet again tonight and name his successor. Campbell, whose resignation will become effective Sept. 15, has announced he will associate himself with the Bookwalter-Ball-Great-house printing company of Indianapolis.

Ax to Fall on Hitler's Head ~ NEW YORK, Sept. 1 (U. P)—

The heads of “Mussolini,” “Hit-

ler” and “Hirohito” will -roll from the chopping block on Oct. 15 at the factory of. the Miller Co. in Meriden, Conn. climaxing an employee drive to gather 1,250,000 pounds of scrap metal. According to an announcement by the American industries salvage committee, the scene depicting the coming “executions” is being used to stimulate the drive for scrap, and when the goal is reached the axes will drop and do their job. The company’s “war on waste” drive got under way in May. So well did the employees do their part that by Aug. 15 there had been gathered 801,299 pounds of scrap. Oct. 15 is now estimated as the probable date on which the 1,250,000-pound will be reached.

ACCUSE SABOTEUR’S FRIEND OF TREASON

NEW YORK, Sept. 1 (U. P.), — Anthony Cramer, 42, a former house painter, was indicted yesterday for

treason as an aid to two of eight saboteurs who landed in the United

' | States from Nazi submarines.

The indictment alleged that Cramer, ‘German-born but a naturalized citizen, aided Warner Thiel and Edward J. Kerling, who landed at Ponte Vedra, Fla. and have since been executed. At his arraignment before federal Judge John C. Knox, Cramer protested that he should not be indicted for treason, which carries a possible deat penalty. “An old friend came to see. me and I met him,” he said. Cramer was born in Germany Oct. §, 1900 and came to the United States in 1925. ‘He returned to Germany in 1936, came back to the

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LAY IAP TRAP

Engineers Brought Up

Equipment to Fortify Milne Bay. By HAROLD GUARD United Press Staff Correspondent SOMEWHERE IN AUSTRALIA, Sept. 1.—-United States army engineers and service units helped to|. lay the trap into which the Japanese invasion forces at Milne bay have fallen, it is possible to reveal today. : Nearly three months ago, these engineers, whom I saw in ‘the advanced area of the northeastern zone, “successfully completed the transportation of equipment earmarked for construction work which the Japanese found waiting for them. United States medical services also have been spreading out from Port Moresby toward Port Milne, constructing improvised hospitals at positions where they could aid advanced allied units defending the

road against the Japanese attack which Gen. Douglas MacArthur

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ON—Ernest, age 61, beloved husband of Ethel Wilson, father of Mrs. Jewell er and Estel lion, b brother of Clark, Clyde, James, pics Barker and Nellie Watson, at the Be ence. 1339. U a. m. neral Wednesday, e residence followed by Lerics ~ "it apiist church in New Maysville, Ind, Seite mt "nar may al Maysville cemetery. ends may Cc at “the residence any time. Shirley service.’

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The Australians who did the fighting moved into selected positions along the U-shaped bay which

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It was indicated that the Japanese landed along this strip, intending to fight toward the wider alluvial plains at the head of the bay where they found the Australians waiting for them at Falls river. The victory was won in a battle ground which contains breast-high undergrowth more treacherous than barbed wire, and in rain which falls sometimes several inches in one hour. The Australians during their long wait were pestered by leeches as

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INDIANA U. ADDS THREE TO FACULTY

BLOOMINGTON, Ind. Sept. 1 (U. P.).—Appointment of three new

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Genuine Soldiers Star in War Film for First Time

VICTORIA, B. C., Sept. 1 (U.P.). —Lester Cowan, one of Hollywood’s most imaginative producers, today - filmed final scenes of the first movie ever to use only genuine soldiers, sailors and fliers in the cast. Cowan's rivals wouldn’t have believed it possible, because who would think a commando could act? Cowan’s theory was just the opposite. : “How could you ever get a hundred extras to leap from invasion barges, charge up the beach in water waist deep, scale sheer cliffs and knock each other down with their guns?” he asked. g They do, too. The commandos include hardened veterans from England, here to train new ones; the Canadian Scottish regiments and the Rocky mountain rangers.

As extras, Cowan has his majesty’s| ,

royal Canadian navy, royal air force, the royal Canadian air force, British Columbia’s first family and

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St. Catherine's ‘bowling league will hold its final meeting at 8 p. m. the church hall P Thursday

The Intermediate bowl bowli Uptown alleys will disband unced today."

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the Norwegian consul general and

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bullets. ‘We ‘use live ammunition,” one said.- ‘Using these blanks might make us careless—and in commando training you don’t want to be careless. We wouldn't kurt anybody with live bullets.” The Canadian troops were a bane to the stunt men. Cowan wanted a man to leap 15 feet from a tree with a knife in his hand. A stunt man looked over the ground; buried a mattress under some leaves and said: $250. A commando stepped up and said

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furniture

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$79. |“ pi Ta

Morris Plan

SW I FINANCE

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. Locally owned and managed, ; Park for Appraisal

Office on ground . floor. Park next door. Walk about 20 feet, bring in title and get your loan. It’s that | easy. Buckeye Finance Co. loan dept. of 4

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+8 CE EEE 0 3361. Eki Ohio St.

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CAPITAL FINANCE CORP.

304 Kresge Bldg.

LOANS

SACHS ROS. Ohio

ON DIAM AUTOS. FUR

21570 LOAN Go. Ji

Per Month 2%, Up to $150

330 Occidental Bldg. RI ley 3587.

Merchandise tor Sale 3 ee ——— LN PLUMBING

SUPPLY CC 834 W. WASH. RI.123 ‘ARMY TENTS used pyramidal wall type, $12 tz Bag Co., 316 8. New

ie oi % gH Colambut, ;

cellent Sngjtion. ® Phone 3 Ind, or write H. BE. Baker, 1313 Hutching

16x is Bor Sia’

COMBINATION Mad and screen

new stock, bargains ”

Sesvice Wrecking co. 5 320

est W. Morris and Drover

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to $1.89 HOOSIER PAINT Ya is

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A. B, ODI, DIXIE & UNIVER$80'50; 18th ih century Brive LE | SAL.’ Complete

display. Terms.. ® BLOCK'S, 11th & Mer. Store. Open vi

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HOT BLAST CIRCULATING

Heaters, $34.95 Up|;

MINIMUM LOW TERMS

9x12 12 LINOLEUM with ¥ih Eo

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