Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 September 1942 — Page 27

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By Eddie Ash

‘. «PAUL BROWN, Ohio State grid chief, makes no ‘bones about admitting he likes his players “lean, fast and ) This season he has exactly that in his squad of 43 men. ~The squad comprises 23 sophomores, 16 juniors and four seniors. . . . His ball carriers average 178 pounds. . . . The Bucks’ line averages 188 pounds. . . . It has.1l lettermen from the 1941 ‘squad which won six games, lost one and tied one. . . .» The 1942 squad’ Is described as the lightest and fastest in recent Ohio State Sootball history. '* The Bucks open against Joe *Bach’s Ft. Knox eleven at Columbus tomorrow. . . . That stacks up as an early season thriller. ,.. It will give more than'a hint as to how the two teams will fare in west erm conference competition this season : ; ; Coach Brown is working to develop a dependable, if not brilliant, booter to complete the streamlining of the Buckeye machine. :

Rockne System Guides Army Training ... AN INTERESTING editorial in this week's issue of Football News, Detroit publication, points out that the name of the late Knute ‘Rockne, Notre Dame gridiron coaching genius, is heard frequently on the ‘lips of Brigadier General Stephen G. Henry, commandant of the armored force school at Ft. Knox, Ky. . . Rockne was unrelenting in his condemnation of the loungé lizards and tea hounds of the 1920's, and in declaring that the younger generation was getting too soft physically. le Ey , 8 8 8 GENERAL HENRY, in a recent talk at Ft. Knox, said: “As Americans we are inclined to be too smug. Just because we soon may have four and a half million men in uniform doesn’t mean necessarily that we will have an army. Just because we get a blueprint doesn’t mean necessarily that we have a tank. .. “Take the’case of the late and great Knute Rockne. He didn't

think he had a football squad just because he had 250 or 300 men

out on the fleld at Notre Dame in early September. “ .." “No, Rockne had to train and harden those great first, second

and third teams he turned out. And so we must train and harden ‘our army, as a team, just as Rockne did.”

‘Shaughnessy baseball playofis. .

Some ‘Scrambled Type’ Fordham Names FORDHAM football players were scheduled to arrive in ndianapolis today and remain over night. . . . They will depart for Lafayette tomorrow morning to battle ‘the Purdue Boilermakers in the afternoon. : . . At hand are a few “scrambled type” names in' the Fordham roster: Sart Jendrzejczyk, Bohdiewicz, Yachanich, Slowdowski, Yablonski, Vucksanovich, Filipowicz, Squatrito, Ososki, Andrejco, Sabasteanski, Masclangelo and Noviczki. - . (Ie Ee Ee % 8 8 =» IT'S PERPLEXING the way winners come out losers in the . « Pennant winners in the American association, International league, Southern association and Texas league Were eliminated in the post-season competition. . . . The little world series is being conducted by third-place finishers in

The the Fegular races.

. Cardinals Sure

‘{ings would give both clubs 104 vic-

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Of First After Blanking Reds

By PAUL SCHEFFELS United Press Staff Correspondent

hour in the National league flag race drew nearer. : It was entirely up to the runnerup Dodgers—who play the Boston|

| Braves at Ebbets field while the

Cards are idle—whether the senior

Jeircuit flag goes to St. Louis for

return to action.

THE NATIONAL LEAGUE PENNANT RACE AT A GLANCE: : To |. Play 2 3

WwW. L. GB. St. Louis.... 104 48 ... Brooklyn ... 101 50 2% GAMES REMAINING ST. LOUIS .. BROOKLYN Sept. Sept. * 25—Open- 25—Boston 26-—Chicago - 26—At Phila, 27—Chicago 27—At Phila.

1. Lou Saban, Indiana quarter- ‘' back, will plunge against the But. ler Bulldogs at Bloomington. 2. Owen (Dippy) Evans, Notre Dame halfback, has been injured but he may see action against

St. Louis clinched at least a tie for the pennant yesterday by blanking the Cincinnati Reds, 6-0, while the odgers: defeated the Boston Braves, 5-3. The victory drew the Red : Birds, who have two more games with the Chicago Cubs to within one victory or one Dodger defeat of the flag. :

Davis vs. Javery

The Dodgers have three games remaining, one with the Braves and two at Philadelphia, but even if they were to win all three and the Cards were to drop two, the final stand-

Wisconsin,

dogs tomorrow against Indiana. 4. Frank Ruggieri will start at one of the guards for Purdue against the Fordham Rams.

Purdue, Indiana Open at H ome; res against 50 dents, The Irish Play at Wisconsin

Curt Davis, who hasn't pitched since The college press agent takes a busman’s holiday tomorrow hoping Sept. 13 when he lost to the Reds,| that all the superlatives he has used about football players come true to keep their flag hopes alive today.|as Indiana’s Big Three open their 1942 gridiron schedules, He>will be opposed by the Braves’ Notre Dame, developing slowly under Coach Frank Leahy’s new style Al Javery, who has won 12 while|of play, the T formation launches a 1ll-game card against Wisocnsin losing 15. Davis has hurled 15 wins.|at Madison. Purdue starts its 55th year of football and Elmer

tories against 50 defeats.

League Sure To Operate

TORONTO, Sept. 25 (U. P). - = I'The board of governors of the Na« tional Hockey league concludes two-day meeting here today league president Fzank Calder ¢ lan impc-tant stats/nent on the é §ture of big-time Hockey may forthcoming. ~ The 'managemen; committee the league held two closed sessio! yesterday but Calder declined to make any statement regarding nature’ of the discussions. meeting hac been called follows an announcement from Ottawa th the Canadian selective service be would not stand in the way of ganized hockey next season. On the agenda of the confere were the schedule, new internati regulations for the profession sport and relations between the Naw tional Hockey league and the amg teur circuits. 3 Red ' Dutton,

Satans Seek 2d Victory

In the only local high school football game scheduled under lights tonight Shortridge meets Southport at Southport at 8 o'clock. Four other schools were sched-

uled to open their home games this afternoon at 3 o'clock with Jeff of Lafayette playing at Tech, Seymour at Broad Ripple, Columbus at Manual and Shelbyville at Washington, - Cathedral plays South Side of Pt. Wayne tomorrow. Southport has lost its two starts this season to Morton Memorial of Knightstown and Tech while Shortridge holds a 51-to-0 victory over Crawfordsville in its only contest. The Blue Devils have played Southport in eight previous games, winning seven. The Cardinals last triumph was in 1936. Probable starting lineups: ;

this season. Although hard hit by military enlistments, Dutton’s club as well as the others, will have & large minor league player group to

C. Y. 0. Cadet Leagud Opens Tomorrow =

The cadet football league of Catholic Youth organization wilk open tomorrow morning at 9:30 o'clock with six games schedul The schedule is St. Joan of vs. St. Philip at Brookside park, § Catherine vs. Holy Rosary at Chris fan park, Sacred Heart vs, Patrick at Garfleld park, H Cross vs. Holy Trinity at Rive park, Little Flower vs. Our Lady Lourdes at Ellenberger and Cathed= ral vs. St. Joseph at 40th Arsenal sts.

Michigan to Miss Kuzma in Opener

Denson to Box

Here Next Week

Johnny Denson, hard hitting Indianapolis heavyweight, has been signed by Matchmaker Lloyd Taoxter to see action on the first indoor boxing card of the season, which will be staged at the armory next

1 Let's Don't Alibi So Early

._ The annual football experting by The Times experts is under ‘way and, of course, they could be wrong. At any rate, they are

the week-end. The pickers are Red Grange, the original man in motion; Eddie Ash of The Times, and Jack Cuddy of the United Press. 3

g are in, but they are accustomed to being upset and can take it. © t There is not much difference of opinion this week and that throws the door wide open for them to chortle or fall together. But Grange likes Michigan over Great Lakes, Ash and Cuddy name ‘the Sailors, Their selections:

i GRANGE

Fordham Notre Dame Minnesota Michigan Towa Cadets Ohio State Nebraska Penn Holy Cross N. C. Cadets Temple Navy Georgia Auburn 2 i N. Carolina Texas A. & M. Texas : California Southern California T.C. WU. se Washington State California Cadets Oregon “State

CUDDY

Fordham Notre Dame Minnesota Great Lakes Iowa Cadets Ohio State Jowa Penn Holy Cross ‘N. C. Cadets Temple Wm.-Mary Florida Fliers Georgia Tech Tennessee Duke N. Carolina Texas A. & M. Texas California Tulane T. C. U.

Washington State Oregon : Oregon State

at it again and opinions are given on the major college games of

a row and third in games.

Win 41 of Last 49 Games

For the Cardinals, it was the 104th win of the year, best total of any National league club since the Pitts-

St. Louis registered a set of sparkling' statistics with their triumph over the Reds. For Mort Cooper, who allowed only two hits, fanned]. six, walked none and faced only 29 batters, it was his 22d victory of the year, and 10th shutout—both big league records—his second

‘| straight shutout, seventh victory in served at Meridian Hills Country his last four

Meridian Hills Honors Ellis

® . “Dorothy Ellis day” will be ob-

club Sunday in conjunction with a state-wide two-ball mixed foursome tournament. 3 Advance entries have been received for the event being sponsored in honor of Miss Ellis’ golfing achievements in 1942 when she won

Burnham's first as head coach by hosting the “unpronouncables” from Fordham university at 2:30 p. m, "Billy Hillenbrand’s Indiana 11 opens a hopeful season at home against Butler university. Kickoff time is set for 2 p. m. : The ‘Express’ Is Ready Hillenbrand, the “Evansville Express,” is not expected to play very long. Coach Bo McMillin does not want to take any chances with his swivel-hipped gem who is tagged an all-American already. brand must be in tip-top condition

Friday night, Oct. 2. Matchmaker Carter hopes to land Al Globe, young westerner who has

cago’s Marigold gardens, as Denson’s opponent in a ten-round feature. Globe topped his performances at the Windy City by hammering out a ten-round decision over Altus Allen, highly regarded Negro heavy, about three weeks ago. There will be no show at the armory tonight.

scored three straight wins at Chi-|F

ANN ARBOR, Mich,, Sept. 25 (

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HOME RUNS Williams, Red Sox 36/Keller, Yankees...

Ott, Giants 20| Mize, Gi Laabs, Browns.... 27/Camilli,

plover Great Lakes at the University |of Michigan stadium tomorrow have

been lessened by a leg injury to Tom Kuzma, fleet-footed Wolvers ine halfback. ; Head Coach Fritz Crisler said Kuzma injured his right knee di ing practice Wednesday and |

examination at University hospi

showed, he would be out seve

28 days.

\. The experts probably will show up with red faces after all |

|last 49 games and their 15th vie- ‘| tory over the Reds.

‘|double by Jimmy Brown, a n;

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burgh Pirates of 1909, their fourth the women’s city and state cham- for the Ohio State contest next in a row, their 41st decision in the pionships and played in the semi- week. finals of the Western in Chicago.| Other games scheduled in IndiPlay will begin at 11 a. m. Those|a8na are Central Normal at Ball St. Louis slammed Ray Starr and| unable to register in advance will be | State, University of Rochester at Joe Beggs for 10 hits and was|taken care of at.the tee until 2:30|DePauw, Evansville at Rose Poly helped by three Cincinnati errors.|p..m. Wayne Paulsen, the club’s|and Illinois Normal at Indiana Stan Musial singled home the first|golf committee chairman, will be|State, Franklin college plays at run in the opening inning and in|assisted in management of the event|Shurtieff tonight and Manchester the fifth, the Cards sewed up the/by Wayne Timberman, club’ pro;|goes to Eastern Illinois tomorrow. game with two more tallies on a|Mrs. Horace E, Storer, women’s golf | Earlham, St. Joseph's, Wabash and Sram william P.| Valparaiso are idl® Hoffman, Walter L. Brant, C. BE. : Harrison and Miss Muriel Adams. Offensive Ruma Musial collected three hits each. will be war bonds and| As Bo McMillin would say ft, The Dodgers’ win over the Braves in both gross and net divi-|“Don’t let anyone tell you that was their fifth straight and their|sions, and the balance from entry|Purdue won't have a team this year. 101st victory—best wit total of any|fees will be donated.to a recognized They got 17 lettermen.” Brooklyn team in history. A five-| War charity. But the Fordham Ram is not a hit, four-run blast against Jim| : myth. The Easterners were the Pastor Meets Scott

Harry Whlker and singles : Slaughter and Musial. Bro

! "Got My Money's

Tobin in the sixth overcame sa in Plensive iam mn the East three-run Boston lead. Whit Wyat year ‘what’s-his-name, ing replaced by Hugh Casey with|Fastor, of Saratoga Springs, N. Y, again, He's the guy Purdue has none ‘out in the seventh, won his| Meets Buddy Scott of Washington, devoted a lot of practice to this 10th victory. Casey pitched hit-|P- C- for the third time in a 10-|week. .He is a hard runner and less ball for the rest of the game, round bout at Olympia stadium to- accurate passer. Four consecutive hits—singles by|Ri8ht: Purdue will blossom forth with a Dixie Walker, Arky Vaughan and new short punt formation using Pete Reiser, and Dolph Camilli’s R 4 li 5 . speed and deception and Burnham double—plus an error by Sibby Sisti, OWIING OCOres [has indicated that his starting 11

Tally, Possible the Dodgers’ winning| yas; nights leading bowlers:

The New York Giants divided a|Ofle Krebs, Brintes double-header with Philadelphia. | Ber Eerorin, ovain ty Bill Lohrman blanked the Phils 4 Mere, Printeraft with four hits for his 14th win as|bil Lane Mette Hope. evrresanes the Giants took the opener, 8-0. Connelly, ASTALE «1reens etesssssece George Hennesey relieved Johnny|Bill Bittle, Coca-Cola .......0.0es.ie 61 Podgajny in the third inning of the| i Stiiebeck, Universal nightcap and allowed only three|Joe Meier, Automotive hits the rest of the way as the Phils| B2*gll Turk, Coca-Cola .......... : registered a 3-2 win. Henry ‘Desclan, Holy Triniiy.. Ted Lyons and Ed Smith pitched|Pryer Smith ‘Squeess ay the Chicago White Sox to a double : LADIES win over the Cleveland Indians, 3-1| Reeta Sheehan, Roberson Coal and 4,2. Dux, Coca-Cola~

Marie No other games were scheduled. Helen ‘Wills, Spesdway

GAMES TODAY AMERICAN LEAGUE

¢t Cleveland. ony Fame scheduled.

NATIONAL LEAGUE

Phliaceiphis ob New Work (fwo) iQ ~ Only yames scheduled. .

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