Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 October 1942 — Page 31
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By UNITED PRESS a glance at last’ week's football
upsets is enough to prove that grid-
prognosticators are in for a ‘winter. week's schedule goesn't make things any easier for ‘Hoosier observers. The brilliant display last Baturday of Indiana’s “Big Three” mikes each contest a close one this week, with the Indiana-Pitt game the toughest nut to crack. The predictions stack up like this: Iowa pre-flight over Notre Dame: The Irish found themselves last week, and probably haven't yet reached their full power. Leahy's illness will weaken them and it’s doubtful if there’s anything in the country to stop the Bernie Bierman powerhouse. A Tough One Ohio State over Purdue: Boilermakers beat Noythwestern but Ohio State appears to be much stronger than Northwestern. The Purdue line is strong defensively, but the Buckeye ‘attack will throw more than the Wildcat backfield did. Indiana over Pittsburgh: The toughest one to pick. The Hoosiers have shown many weaknesses and ‘Pitt was only barely shaded last week by Great Lakes, but McMillin'’s backfield, including Bill Hillenbrind, may find that scoring punch ft lacked at Nebraska. Butler over Wabash: The Bulldogs are due to win. Wabash is no set-up but Butler showed well against Ohio U. and should edge the Little Giants in a close one. a State over Evansville: Neither team has great power but Evansville admittedly has its weakest. team in years. . Franklin over Hanover: The Giizzlies have a slight edge in offefisive strength. 3 In other games: Ball State over Northern Illinois; DePauw over Louisville; Defiance over Earlham; 8t. Joseph's over Illinois Wesleyan; Valparaiso over Luther, and Manchester over Grand Rapids.
2 Teams Eliminated
In Net Tournament
BE. C. Atkins won an overtime game, 36 to 35, from Allison Assemblers last night in the Warm-Up basketball tournament at the Pennsy gym. Richardson Rubber defeated Central Motor Parts, 28 to 24, and Lukas-Harold Bench Lathe won, 29 to 24, from Standard Grocery. It the second defeat for the Assemblers and Standard Grocery, eliminating them from the tourney. Tonight's schedule is Allison vs. Allison Red Wings at 7 o'clock; Pure Oil vs. Kingan Knights at 8 o'clock, ‘and Curtiss-Wright, vs. MarmonHerrington at 9 o'clock.
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LAFAYETTE, Oct. 15 (U. P.)— Coach Elmer Burnham, teaming Brawn with psychology against Ohio State for Saturday's game, today named Vincent (Rocky) Snyder, senior quarterback, acting captain for the encounter—pitting master against star pupil. Snyder, a native of Massillon, O,, received early gridiron training in high school under direction of Paul Brown, now Buckeye mentor. Naming Snyder to the signal-calling position at least will give the Boiler-
makers a slight edge over rugged Ohio State. Meanwhile, Burnham applied pressure yesterday and put squads through defensive and offensive Ohio State plays. Concentrating on a semi-weak backfield, he stressed aerial action in an effort to offset Ohio's expected skyward antics. No major changes were ex-
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Three Sophs to Backfield Against Seahawks
Start in Irish
SOUTH BEND, Oct. 15 (U. P.)— Acting Coach Ed McKeever of Notre Dame today said drastic action was taken in an’ effort to re-~ activate three Irish veterans— although none will see action Saturday against Bernie Bierman's powerful Iowa Seahawks. McKeever said casts were set on Dippy Evans’ and Willy Ziemba's knees in an attempt to restore the gridders to action for the rest of the season. Both received knee and leg injuries during early-season games and workouts. Jim Mello, fullback, entered the university infirmary yesterday for a “complete rest.” Bob Livingston, left halfback; Herb Coleman, center, and Corwin Clatt, fullback, all sophomores, were
the named to start against the pre-
flight naval trainees Saturday. Meanwhile, practice was slowed yesterday when a “milk indigestion” epidemic swept the Irish camp, way-laying Angelo Bertelli, Pete Ashbaugh Clatt and Creighton Miller in practice, McKeever said. He emphasized, however, the trouble was not serious.
DePauw to Have
Two Net Coaches
" Times Special GREENCASTLE, Oct. 15.— Evidently believing that if one coach is good two will be better, DePauw's 1942-43 basketball quintet will. be coached jointly by Lloyd L. Messersmith, director of athletics, and Hal Hickman, instructor in physical education. They replace Donovan (Tubby) Moffett, who left DePauw at the close of the last n to become a captain in the air corps. Freshman basketball practice has already started at DePauw. When the freshman squad has been cut, upperclassmen will be asked to report. There will be no separate freshman squad this year, as freshmen are eligible for varsity competition.
Bowling Scores
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By LEO H. PETERSEN ater with ever increasing inUnited Press Sports Editor terest the three-way battle for NEW YORK, Oct. 15.—Hoping to|“horse-of-the-year” honors among get more right than wrong again.|Alsab, Shut Out and Whirlaway. Army over Columbia—Governali’s|] Mrs, Al Sabath's Alsab and the passes won't be enough. Greentree Stable’s Shut Out are
three-year-olds and hence also are Fordham over West Virginia—The competing for top honors in that
Baus have to start winning Some-| division. Warren Wright's WhirlNavy over Yale—Old Eli is pretty|” yess three thoroughbreds. are feeble. Fo rr Pout ge Sl, 5, S80 Cal 2 Tigers, rated on their Navy win, poo snecial Oct 28, and the Toighs Eive Wi lvy league cham- war-born Victory Sweepstakes at ons a e. Belmont park, Nov. 11. However Dartmouth over ~ Harvard—The | the three will not get together until
i ie Hite Bs your Harlow That may be the race of the year. Holy Cross over Syracuse—A|It’s 8 winner-take-all, $10,000 added toss-up. event at one mile and a quarter Penn State over Cornell—It’s go-|{or three-year-olds and up, on a ing to be a long fall for Carl|Weight-for-age basis. It's the feature Snavely’s boys. Biiraction of an wire or a week of racing at Belmont par Hillenbrand Is too Much Nov. 5-12, inclusive. All profits of Colgate over Duke—Only a slight|that week will go to war relief oredge. ganizations. Indiana over Pittsburgh—Hillen-| Meanwhile present plans indicate brand will be too much for the|that Alsab and Whirlaway will tan- | Longtail.
By JACK CUDDY United Press Staff Correspondent ; NEW YORK, Oct. 15—As the gee-gees gallop through the last
quarter of 1942, the racing world oy
“Mr. Longtail”
gle in their fourth tilt of the year in the Pimlico Special over the mile and three-sixteenths distance. Alsab, current favorite for horse-of-the-year honors, beat Whirlaway handily in the New York Handicap last Saturday, for his second vicJorg. in § in three attempts against “Mr.
Victory Sweepstakes’ Nov. 11 af Belmont May Decide Horse-of-the-Y ear for 1942
Because of Alsab’s two triumphs over the 4-year-old Calumet Comet,
some people’ already have tabbed Mrs. Sabath’s charger the “horse of the year,” but neither that honor nor the 3-year-old title can be bestowed until 'Sab registers another triumph over 3-year-old Shut Out, the somewhat forgotten competitor who showed his heels to Alsab in the Kentucky Derby and Belmont Stakes and bowed only to Alsab in the Preakness. Shut Out, still. the year’s top money winner with $238,222, went lame after winning the Travers at Saratoga in mid-August. But now he has recovered and is as good as new. Neither Alsab nor Whirlaway is expected to compete in this $15,000 event. Alsab, it is understood, will concentrate on the Pimlico Special, and then return to Belmont jor the Victory Sweeps. Meanwhile Whirlaway is\ slated; for the Washington Park Handicap: at Laurel, Oct. 24; the Pimlico cial and then the Victory Sweeps. Shut Out, after competing in the Gallant Fox, is expected to run in the Westchester Handicap at Empire City, before sharpening for the
Bell to Coach Georgia Naval Cadet Team
ATHENS, Ga. Oct. 15 (U. P).— Lieut. Comm. W. M. (Matty) Bell, former 8. M. U. football coach, to~ day was named physical director of the Georgia naval pre-flight school
and coach of the undefeated Sky-
cracker football team He succeeded Lieut. Comm. Ben Lee Boynton, who was transferred to another station. Both men are from Dallas, Tex. Boynton, a graduate of Williams college, played professional football with the Rochester, N. Y., Jeffersons; the Frankford, Pa. Yellow= Jackets; Washington Senators; Buf- | falo All-Americas and Pottsville, Pa, Maroons. He also played one season of pro baseball with Harrisburg, Pa, of the old New Yorke Pennsylvania league. Bell was graduated from Centre
= college and successively coached
football at Carroll college, Wisconsin; Haskell Indian institute, T. C. U, Texas A. & M. and S. M. U. He then became athletic director of the U. 8S. Merchant Marine academy,
Victory Sweeps.
Great Neck, N. Y.
Panthers to handle. Towa over Illinois—Tommy Farmer’s passes upset the upsetters. Michigan over Northwestern—The| Wolverines’ running attack will be the difference. Iowa Cadets over Notre Dame—It looks like Bernie Bierman’s Seahawks aren't going to be stopped. Minnesota over Nebraska—By a couple of touchdowns. Great Lakes over Wisconsin—But She San will have to snap out i Alabama over Tennessee—As close as they come and a game worth going miles to see. Broncos Riding High Georgia over Tulane—Just as close and also recommended. L. 8S. U. over Mississippi—There won't be much to spare. Vanderbilt over Mississippi State —That L. 8. U. beating didn’t help : State. . ; Duquesne over North Carolina— NATE aon re The Dukes look bowl bound. copy by Oct. Bei Texas Christian over Texas A. one at any of our & M.—The Southwest’s game of the|[l **°"** week. Southern Methodist over Temple—The Mustangs are due to get
U. C. L. A. over California—The Bruins really are tough this year. Washington State over Southern California—The Trojans have been training on Pullmans for two weeks. Santa Clara over Oregon State— The Broncos are riding high, And Denver over Wyoming, Utah over Utah State, Wake Forest over North Carolina State, Maryland over V. M. I, Texas over Arkansas, and North Carolina pre-flight over Boston college.
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Times Special CHICAGO, Oct. 15—S am m y Baugh, the Texas rancher, is hack | at his favorite hobby, leading all’ punters in average distance in the National football league. Baugh took over first place from Cherokee Jack Jacobs, the Cleveland Rams’ rookie sensation, whom he also bested in a passing duel last Sunday. Len Barnum of Philadelphia, who holds third place, continues to be the busiest kicker, however. He has punted 28 times in five games against 19 for Jacobs and 13 for Baugh, who has been in only four games. Baugh’s average is 46.4 yards. Ernie Steele, Philadelphia rookie, gained on Parker Hall of Cleveland, in punt returns and now trails the Ram veteran by one. Steele returned three kicks against New York last week, getting away for 62 yards cn one to give him an average of 20.4 yards for seven returns.
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