Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 October 1942 — Page 15
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By Eddie Ash
. MICHIGAN hasn't defeated Minnesota on the gridon in 10 years and the traditional rivals are to clash turday at Minneapolis. ... . At this writing the | Volverines are a slight favorite to hang one on the phers . . . and on the Gophers’ home grounds. So far this season Michigan has downed Great Lakes, Michigan State and Northwestern and lost to Iowa Cadets; Minnesota has defeated Pitt and Nebraska and lost to Iowa Cadets and Illinois. . In the event Michigan and Ohio State come up to their Nov. 21 | ‘game undefeated in Western conference competition it’s a safe guess that Columbus will be jammed for the attraction and that the at-
tendance will be tops for the season in the Big Nine.
. The tilt
comes one day before the rationing of gasoline. There were 13 fumbles in the Penn-Princeton game Saturday,
by Penn. .
. The tilt wound up in a tie, 6-6.
. Yale had a
h break against Navy. . . « Yale’s Sophomore ‘Lyfich caught a pass in the clear on Navy's 41 and then ran in the wrong direction
or 11 yards. .. . Navy won, 13-6.
: Fifty-one punts were booted in the scoreless tie between Penn | , Btate and Cornell + « The game was played on a wet, muddy field.
ays Irish Got ‘the Seahawks’ Goats
JIM COSTIN, South Bend Tribune:
“Notre Dame appeared to
thave the Iowa Cadets’ goats after the first quarter Saturday, and | i BEd McKeever, acting head coach in the absence of Frank Leahy, ¥ unintentionally poured it on the Seahawks late in the fourth quarter hen his third and fourth stringers—some of them not even listed
in the program
—nlade that touchdown that wasn’t allowed due to
& clipping penalty, then came right back to the four-yard line on ‘the next ‘play, but again were shoved back by a 15-yard penalty. It was an amazing exhibition on the part of the Irish.
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= «FURTHER PROOF that the Seahawks were dazed was furnished ' in the third quarter. The Cadets reached a half a yard from the ‘Notre Dame goal, but a signal was missed, the ball from center sailed ‘by without anyone touching it, and the Seahawks lost 21 yards on
a8 the play.
: “Know who Seahawk Fullback George Benson, the old North7 i. western star, was trying to get at when Referee John Getchell pulled him away in the fourth quarter? Nobody but Johnny Lanahan, substitute center, who likes to fight so well that he occasionally lets
‘go at a teammate in scrimmage.”
Expert Hoople Is Daddy of Modesty
IN HIS WEEKLY football letter Ro The Times, Maj. ‘Amos A. Hoople, the star boarder, of Our Boarding House, swells with pride
over his “experting.” . . . Like this:
«Egad! I wish you could have
perused my mail when I selected Illinois to defeat Minnesota in
that Oct. 10 game at Champaign!
“There was a veritable mountain of *it—har-rumph!—and some of the missives were couched in what I might say were uncompli-
5 mentary terms, to put it mildly.
«But after the returns were in, there stood your modest prognosticator, good old Maj. Hoople, supreme, triumphant, omniscient
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AFTER GETTING that off his chest, Hoople again consults
oh of selections on this week's games in which he jumps on
pis personal system of reading the football stars and bangs fx) § e
¢ band wagon over Notre Dame, names Indiana jo outs wa ad Wisconsin to edge Purdue. , . . The Hoople hoopla:
Tlinois 14, Notre Dame 7. Indiana 20, Iowa 12. ‘Wisconsin 7, Purdue 0. Northwestern 14, Ohio State 6. Minnesota 7, Michigan 0. Nebraska 20, Oklahoma 0. Great Lakes 19, Mich. State 0. Missouri 20, Iowa State 6. Texas 6, Rice 0.Texas A. M., 20; Baylor, 0. | Florida 10, Miss. State 7. | Kentucky 13, Alabama 6. North Carolina 7, Tulane 6. N. Car. Cadets 14, Temple 6.
Georgia Cadets 25, Lou. State 7 Holy Cross 7, N. Car. State 0. Georgia Tech 14, Navy 7. Pittsburgh 20, Duke 0. Princeton 14, Brown 0. Penn State 12, Colgate 6. Syracuse 12, Cornell 7. Yale 13, Dartmouth 7. Harvard 18, Army 7. Columbia 12, Penn 12 (tie). California 7, Washington 6. Oregon State 21, Wash. State 13. Santa Clara 13, U. C. L. A, I} Stanford 12, Southern Calif., 6.
Seven Games Scheduled for
County Teams
TOMORROW'S CARD Cathedral at Tech, 3 p. m. Washington at Southport, 8 p. m. Warren Central at Kirklin (night). > Broad Ripple at Manual, 3 p. m. Central of Muncie at Shortridge, 2:45 p. m.
Indiana state school for the deaf, at Franklin.
| Shortridge and Warren Central, two of the county’s unbeaten and untied high school football teams, will be out to win their sixth victories of the season tomorrow. A seven-game mid-week program has been scheduled for tomorrow due to the Indiana state teachers’ convention Thursday and Friday ‘| here. - The Shortridge Blue Devils, conquerors of Crawfordsville, Southport, Withrow of Cincinnati, - Jeff Lafayette and Washington, will meet ‘|the powerful Central of Muncie eleven at home at 2:45 p. m,
Warriors a{ Kirklin
6, last week to remain undefeated in first place in the North Central conference. Shortridge is. classed with the top teams in the state. Tom Stirling’s Warren Central Warriors have dumped Noblesville, Ben Davis, Dugger, Worthington and Westfield. Tomorrow night they play Kirklin,
will be played. Tech, defending champion, and victor last week over Manual, is at home against Cathedral., Coach Milt Piepul’s Irish eleven were idle last Friday and are primed for Tech. Tech has beeg offensive-minded in its last two starts. The only mutual opponent mét by both teams is Southport. Tech defeated the Cardinals, 12 to 7, in the season's opener. Cathedral beat Southport, 13 to 12, two weeks later.
. Boast High Scorer
The other city series match will pit the “victory-hungry” Broad Ripple squad against Manual at Delavan Smith athletic field at 3 p. m.
victory this season but instead has fallen before Richmond, Seymour, Sheridan, Indiana state school for the deaf and Rushville. Jake Caskey’s Silent Hoosiers are in fuest of their third victory and boast the play of their freshman halfback, Johnny Nicholson, who has scored eight touchdowns to date. They play at Franklin tomorrow. Ben Davis plays at Noblesville in the only other county game scheduled tomorrow. * Park school, the county’s other undefeated team, does not play until Friday. .
Leemans Improves’ ‘Fifty Per Cent’
NEW YORK, Oct. 20 (U. P.).—
| feade, Lindberg Are Suspended
NEW YORK, Oct. 20 (U. P.)— Jockeys Don Meade and Herb Lind- : faced a posible lengthy session
_ idleness today following
‘gharge of rough riding lodged {against them by Jamaica race track
wards.
Meade and Lindberg were sus-
Talaber Tangles With ‘Beard’
longer route wrestling card at the armory.
Frankie Talaber, the speedy Chicago grappler who held Ali Pasha (to a 30-minute draw a month ago, meets the bearded Hindu over a to head tonight's
The junior heavies are scheduled
Tuffy Leemans, star halfback of the New York Giants’ professional football team, continued under observation in St. Elizabeth’s hospital today as result of a concussion suffered in Sunday’s game with the Chicago Bears. Dr. Francis Sweeney, team physician, said Leemans’ condition had improved 50 per cent. He said there were no dangerous symptoms, but the full extent of his injury could not be determined until a complete X-ray report was received. -
Ben Davis at Noblesville (night).
The Muncie Bearcats are the; same club that beat Tech, 3 to 0, Oct. 2, and trounced Marion, 28 to|;
Broad Ripple has come close to £
Meanwhile, two city series games| #8
It’s home-coming for Purdue and Indiana Saturday and two football stalwarts whose names already have figured in season play so far are expected to see plenty of action. They are Ott Hurrle (top) former Cathedral high school fullback who has been converted into a center at Purdue, and Tom Farmer, Iowa quarterback and an excellent passer, The Hoosiers meet Iowa and Purdue Plays Wisconsin.
Richards. with the Caps. The five rookies are to accompany the veterans to Indianapolis this Friday for an exhibition game with the Detroit Red Wings at the state fairgrounds coliseum rink, Friday's attraction is sponsored by the Indianapolis Press club and is to start at 8:15 p..m. Experienced league players under Manager Lewis’ wing and who will be on deck here Friday are Jimmy Franks, goalie, and Adam Brown,
Connie Brown, Bill Thompson, Hal
Jackson, Dick Behling, Sandy Ross,
‘pended indefinitely during the Corlion handicap yesterday and y Jackie Westrope was fined p0 for striking Lindberg with his hip during the same race. Meade, up on Imperatrice which ‘finished second but was disqualiPed, broke on top. Spiral Pass, ‘with Westrope aboard, came up t and tried to move ahead at far turn. But Lindberg, on limar, came in between and aparently caused Spirial Pass to ‘swing wide. Westrope then swung . Lindberg with his whip. Zaca Rosa, W. W. Crenshaw's et 3-year-old filly, showed surgameness to outfinish Im-} atrice and win the event.
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'o Decide Dodgers’
of the week,” club director ge Barnewall said today. Resignation of Larry MacPhail, vy a lieutenant colonel in the
‘to reports that Branch
ey, general manager of the mpion St. Louis Cardinals, would 2. over the post. In this con-
sction Barnewall said he was “un-|
ple to comment.” '
Kayak II Returns BAN YSIDRO, Cal, Oct. 20.— Sg S. Howard's Kayak II is g prepared here for a comebo the finishing touches have been put on’the South Amerhorse’s prepping, the 1939 winof the $100,000 Santa Anita cap will be shipped east.
for two falls out of three, or 90 minutes, and armory patrons are expected to witness an action-pro-ducer. Ali beat Coach Billy Thom two weeks ago. Thom is in the semi-windup tonight, meeting Cleet Kauffman of Cleveland and the Indiana university mat coach hopes to “take” Kauffman without too much trouble. It is for one fall. They are junior heavyweights. Opening the program at 8:30 will be Ralph Garibaldi, St. Louis, and Cowboy Luttrell, Houston, a pair o Lesvyweighls. It also is for one £4
Maj. Hoople Is
Upset Picker
Last week’s champion football,
Hoople, self-styled ex-euchre king, although this “father of deception” didn’t do so well in his over-all .selections. bo. Be that as it may, Expert Hoople named Notre Dame over Iowa Cadets, Duke over Colgate, Mississippi State over Vanderbilt, Southern California over Washe ington State and North Carolina over Duquesne. + Seer Hoople picked 15 winners and had 11 misses. He is a meme= ber of The Times’ “board of football seers,” you know, and. takes keen delight in bucking the form sheet. Eddie Ash led the “board” with 19 on the right side, seven on the wrong for a percentage of 731. Red Sage tabbed 17 winners against eight ‘misses for a pertérsen
| centage of 680. Leo Pe
had a week with 15 winners and 11 losers for a percentage of S571. Hoopies was 577.
He Can Take It
upset picker was Maj. Amos A. |
percentage also |
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Valparaiso holds two loop triumphs, but was trounced last Sat-' urday by Luther at Decorah, Iowa, 23-3. Manchester owns one conference win, and a victory over Valpo could put the Manchester gridders in a deadlock for second place with Ball State. A victory for Valparaiso could put the race in another knot, with a two-way tie between Wabash and Valpo.
Earlham Takes on Rose Poly DePauw and Earlham engage in their first league tilts of the year. After upsetting Louisville, 19-6, last week, DePauw will battle ‘Hanover in what promises to be a bitterly
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power in downing Franklin, 12-7, last week and may conquer the DePauw machine, winner of two out of four intersectional tussles. Earlham takes on Rose Poly’s Engineers, who fought St. Joseph’s to the wire last year. Poly’s squad has been depleted, however, and counted on Ed McGovern, fleet and high-scoring back, to sink the improving Earlham ‘11, who downed Definance, O., 19-0, last week. The hapless Evansville aces, victim of threg conference defeats, face Central Normal, who returns after an idle Saturday, in the remaining loop engagement. Butler's Bulldogs, weary and discouraged by five consecutive defeats
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Hoosier Secondary Colleges
Take Up Chase
for. Crown
Play 10 Tikts
" By UNITED PRESS With the Wabash Little Giants sittin firmly in first place, Hoosier secondary colleges take up the chase for the football crown this weekend with a 10-game slate, four of them conference battles. Manchester and Valparaiso, each unbeaten in league competition, square off in the headlining contest, while the high-flying Wabash 11 marks time by playing Lake Forest, a non-conference oppenent.
=» 8 8’ The schedule at a glance; :
Manchester at Valparaiso, Hanover at auw Evansville at Central Normal. Earibam at Rose Poly. 11 State at Central Michigan. Butler at Western Michigan. Lake Forest at Wabash. St. Joseph's at St. Ambrose (Sunday). Indiana State at Louisville. Franklin at Kalamazoo, Mich.
at Western Michigan. Butler, in losing to Xavier, Indiana, Illinois, Ohio U. and Wabash, has “been walked over for 147 points this year. Indiana State Teachers, fresh from a league victory over Evansville, invades Louisville and Franklin journeys to Kalamazoo,” Mich. Ball State will seek another outstate triumph after downing DeKalb, 14-0, at Central Michigan. The champion St. Joe Pumas play at St. Ambrose on Sunday.
Milan Is Dropped From Net League
AURORA, Ind. Ocf. 20 (U. P.) — Basketball games played this sea« . son will count in conference standing for teams playing Milan high school here, but not for Milan, due to their infraction of South-East. ern Indiana conference regulations Milan was dropped from the con-
ference after a meeting with officials last night.
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