Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 12 November 1942 — Page 26
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+ Great Lakes Scores Easy + 33-0 Victory
ROCKFORD, Ill, Nov. 12 (U. P).
~—Bruce Smith, former Minnesota] °
all-America, paced the Great Lakes football team to aneeasy 33-0 victory over Camp Grant in an Armistice day game before 15900 fans yesterday. ' Smith broke loose for runs of 30 and 61 yards dnd scored one touchdown to spark the sailors’ offense, The sailors scored one touchdown in the first period, three in the second and one in the fourth.
Stanley Stasica, tormer South Caroling back, provided the only threat to the Great Lakes defense. He paced a 58-yard Camp Grant drive early in the first quarter which bogged down on the sailors’ 17, and did most of the passing and punting for the soldiers. Camp Grant also thredtened in the last few minutes of the game, ¥ with Stasica doing most of the work, but failed to score. ,
Hershey Rally
. Beats Lions
By UNITED PRESS New Haven and Hershey scored elose triumphs in American hockey league competition Wednesday night as Indianapolis turned on its power to route Providence, 8-2. New Haven tallied in the final period to nose out Pittsburgh, 3-2, while Hershey added a pair of goals in the last session to defeat Washington, 5-3. Allen scored early in the first period for Pittsburgh but Waldriff and Depew gave New Haven the lead before the period closed. Corrigan tied it up in the second but Smith’s last-period goal put New Haven out in front to stay. Gauthier sent Washington into an early lead but Hershey tied it up in the first on Sullivan’s goal. Sullivan and Sorrell scored in the second for Hershey before Gauthier tallied again. Then in the third Jenkins and Hergert hit the net for Hershey as Trudell pushed in the Lions’ final counter.
i —————————— , Mills in the Air CLEVELAND, Nov. 12 (U. P.).— The Cleveland Indians today lost the services of their hard-hitting utility outfielder, Buster Mills, to the army air forces. Mills notified Vice President Roger .Peckinpaugh he was enlisting, al-
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By EDDIE ASH Times Sports Editor Meeting on the gridiron for the first time since 1909, Notre Dame and ‘Michigan come together at South Bend Saturday in the Game of the Week in the Midwest. . . . In
our book this contest between two fine teams rates a tossup as it is being picked “both ways” by
the football seers. ‘We predict a close match and with both sides scoring in a rousing thriller « « » and our choice is Notre Dame by a nod over Fritz Crisler’s great Wolverine aggregation. . . . Michigan beat IIlinois, 28-14; the Irish beat the Illini, 21-14. On the other hand the Iowa Seahawks -downed Michigan, 26-14; Notre Dame beat the Seahawks, 28-0. . . . Yeah, we admit football scores are misleading. . . . Fact is, on the average of every week the scores are misleading. . . . Ask any “expert. ” DePauw and Wabash collide in their traditional fracas and this time the setting is at Greencastle, lair of the
Tigers. . . . With the Monon Bell at stake the rivals are
sure to go all-out in the season’s finale for both. . . . Give us the Little Giants of Wabash to win. 8-8 8 2 =» az On the local front the stay-at-homes are offered a gem in the Blue bowl where Butler's Bulldogs entertain St. Joseph’s Pumas. . . . St. Joe is undefeated but tied
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by St. Ambrose, a strong team in its class. /. . But we'll cast our lot with the improving Bulldogs in their last game of the season. Indiana has an easy one in Kansas State at Blooming- : ton and the size of the score is anybody’s guess. . . . But
Purdue runs into another toughie in Michigan State at :
East Lansing. . . « Michigan State is an in-and-out team, difficult to figure from week to week». . » But it looks
like another defeat for the crippled Boilermakers by a’ .close margin. ™
Other Hoosier games: Rose Poly over Principia, Ball State over Indiana State, Earlham over Hanover, Val paraiso over Concordia of River Forest, Ill, 8 2 # : 2 # 8 Other major games: Minnesota over Iowa, Ohio State over Illinois (at Cleveland), Wisconsin over Northwestern, Nebraska over Pittsburg, Great Lakes over Marquette, Detroit over Villanova, Missouri over Oklahoma and Kansas U., over Iowa State. This week’s eastern program is loaded with big games and several evenly matched elevens clash. . . . Gunning for an upset, we'll take Columbia over Navy in a stab in the dark. . . . Army looks too good for Virginia Poly.
. « « Also Boston college over Fordham, Penn over Penn
State, Yale over Princeton in a tossup, Harvard over Brown and Temple over Holy Cross. Also North Carolina Cadets over Manhattan, Williams over Amherst, Georgetown over North Carolina State, Syracuse over Colgate and Cornell over Dartmouth. . , . The last three could go the other way.
The big game in thé South pairs undefeated Georgia Tech and once-defeated Alabama. .'. . Try that one on your piano. . . . It promises to be a diziy affair but it’s time for that great Tech team to lose, maybe. . . . Our choice is Alabama in a strenuous skirmish. Others in the South: Duke over North Carolina,
~ Mississippi State over Duquesne, Louisiania State over
Auburn, Tennessee over Mississippi, West Virginia over Kentucky, South Carolina over Furman, William-Mary over Virginia, Georgia Cadets over Tulane, Wake Forest over George Washington; Miami (Fla.) over Florida and Jacksonville Cadets over Clemson. 8.8 =» 2 =z =» : The scramble still is on in the Southwest. . . . Texas is picked to edge Texas Christian and Tulsa to down Baylor. : . . Also Southern Methodist over Arkansas and Rice over Texas Aggies in a tossup. The Pacific coast teams have no respect for the form sheet and punch holes in it every week-end. ... We'll give a slight margin to Southern California over Oregon,
Stanford over Oregon State, Santa Clara over St. Mary's,
Washington State over Idaho and California over Montana. In the Rockies: Denver over Utah State, Colorado over Brigham Young and Utah over Wyoming.
Butler Drills
Candidate Dressen
NEW YORK, Nov. 12—Coach Charley Dressen admits he is in the
=| university. Miami leads in total #| defense with a mark of 93.5 yards =| per game and in pass; fstanse with =|(28.8 yards.
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| CHICAGO, Nov. 12.—Unheralded
of the American football statistical place in the standing.to third place this week and his jump was made at the expense of one of the nation’s strongest teams, Ohio State. While Pitt was being trounced, 59 to 19, by the Bucks, Dutton gained 151 yards in 29 attempts to boost himself into the limelight. The Panther back now has gained. 1120 yards for the 236 times he’s handled the ball in seven contests.
The mark the Pitt star has compiled was made against uniformly tough opposition as he’s faced Minnesota, Southern Methodist, Great Lakes, Indiana, Duke, Carnegie Tech. and Ohio State. The individual leader remains Frankie Sinkwich of Georgia with 1619 yards in eight games. Paul Governali of Columbia is second with 1304 yards. Back of Dutton is Roy McKay of Texas in fourth place and Ray Evans of Kansas, fifth.
Best at Punting Sophomores dominate the individual ball carrying, occupying three of the top five spots. THe newcomers who have established themselves among the season's great stars are Rudy Mobley of HardinSimmons who is in first place, Gene Fekete of Ohio State, who rates third, and Elroy Hirsch of Wisconsin, who holds down fifth place. Bobby Cifers of Tennessee leads in punting with an average of 44.9 yards on 28 kicks. Four tea Georgia, Tulsa, Ohio State an Missouri, are compiling x breaking offensive averages. Eachy is above. the record mark of 3754 yards per game set by Colorado in 1937. Georgia leads with 433.9 yards
Tulsa domination of - defensive honors was ‘ended by Miami (Fla.)
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NEW YORK, Nov. 12.—Fred McGlone, winner of the national A. A. U. marathon championship, started running six years ago to win a suit of clothes on a bet he could finish
the Boston run.
De-Emphasis Doesn't Mean
e' Pitt Back
By TOMMY DEVINE . United Press Staff Correspondent Bill Dutton today carried on a oneman crusade against football de-emphasis at the University of Pittsburgh. Dutton is the left halfback of the “pure” Panthersfi and despite the mediocrity ‘of his supporting cast, took over third place in total offense among the nation’s ball carriers, according to the latest compilations
bureau. Dutton hopped from ninth ” » s
The three leaders in individual performances follow:
TOTAL OFFENSE Total Rushing Passing Ya. Sinkwich, Georgia .... 561 1068 1619 Governali, Columbia .. 107 1197 1304 Dutton, Pittsburgh ... 641 479 1120
+ BALL CARRYING : Yds.
Games Atts. Gained Mobley, Hardin-Simmons 6 122 1038 Steuber, Missouri 8 95 7 Fekete, Ohio State ..... 133
FORWARD PASSING Yds.
Atts. Comps. Gained 154 5 869 73 | 1197 61 1068
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Evans, Kansas Governali, Columbia.. Sinkwich, Georgia .... 116 PASS RECEIVING Yds. Recd. Gained 27 340 28 . 296 22 395
Games Rogers, Texas A. & M.. 8 Ferguson, California.... Kelleher, Columbia
2 CYO Teams Yet Unbeaten
St. Catherine’s and Holy Cross teams won Armistice day football games yesterday in the C. Y.:O. cadet league. Both clubs are unbeaten. Holy Cross ran over Our Lady of Lourdes, 26 to 6, and St. Catherine’s rallied to defeat Holy Trinity, 12 to 6. In other games yesterday Sacred Heart won over Holy Angels, 33 to 7; Holy Rosary bea St. Joan of Arc, 19 to 13; St. Philip's defeated St. "Patrick's, 28 to 7, and Little Flower scored a 27 to 13 decision over Cathedral. St. Catherine’s and Holy Cross will play for the Al Feeney trophy Sunday afternoon in the feature game of a double-header at Victory field. A preliminary game between Sacred Heart and Holy Trinity will be played beginning at 1:15 p. m.
Signal Corps Coach
FT. MONMOUTH, N. J., Nov. 12. —Thurman Hull was ndmed basketball coach at Ft. Monmouth. A former Texas all-Southwest conference player, Lieut. Hull is in the: signal
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Boston C. Will Get Bowl Bid
By JACK CUDDY United Press Staff Correspondent NEW YORK, Nov. 12.—It is too early to say that Boston college is the best college football team in the united states this war year, but we know that the Eagles are the best collegiate outfit in the East so far and the squad that is virtually certain to represent the North in the ‘Sugar Bowl game at New Orleans. . Boston college has defeated West Virginia, Clemson, North Carolina Pre-flight, Wake Forest, Georgetown and Temple. In those six games, Boston college was threat-
¢|ened only once, and that was by
Jimmy Crowley’s North Carolina Pre-flighters. As sure as there are death and taxes, Boston college will lick Fordham—probably about 28-0. And the Eagles will go on to massacre Boston U, and knock over Holy Cross after a harder fight than most observers expect. Leahy’s Boys When Boston college takes the field in the Sugar Bowl the fortunate spectators will be witnessing the best ‘players that can legiti-
are the lads whom Frank Leahy brought in — before he shifted to Notre Dame. They are the players Leahy wished that he had this season at Notre Dame. We mean that terrific line that averages more than 210 pounds and his backfield that would make lightweights look sick.
Leo Durocher Isn’t Seeking Navy Spot
ST. LOUIS, Mo., Nov. 12 (U. P.).— Manager Leo Durocher of the Brooklyn Dodgers today branded as “pure bunk” reports that he intended to seek a commission in the navy and said his future in baseball was up to Branch Rickey, his future as a citizen up to his draft board. 4 “They certainly have tried to put a navy uniform on me back East,” he said. “However, I'm going to wait instructions from Uncle Sam, and when he calls me he’ll tell me where he wants me to go to do my best job for him. And if I'm drafted, I'll start from scratch and not ask any favors.”
FOOTBALL RESULTS COLLEGES, :
Great Lakes, 33; Camp Grant, 0. Colby, 12; Bates, 7. Stevens Tech, 3; Rutge Augustana (S. D.), or Miovaingside, 18. Parsons, 13; Iowa Wesleyan, 0. Illinois State Normal, 6; Northern Illi-
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Qe. Whitman, 12; College of Xdah Alameda Coast Guard, 13; aiers of the Pacific, 7. Central Iowa, 32; Penn (Ia.), 0. St. Johm’s (Minn.), 24; Adolphus, 13, Chadron, 13; Kearney (Neb. 5-), 2 Redlands, 13; Murve Bom 12. San Jose State, 27; ScCielland’ Field, 7. York, 7; Hastings, 6.
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HIGH SCHOOLS
Vincennes, 27%; Bi Seas), 3 Linton, 7 (ti Wiley (Terre Haute), (Terre Haute), 7.
No Bowl
SOUTH BEND, Nov. 12 (U. P.).—Notre Dame faculty heads today ruled that the Fighting Irish could not play in any post-season bowl football games. The Rev. John Cavanaugh, C. 8. C., university vice president and chairman of the faculty board in control of athletics, said that long-stand-ing regulations prohibit- participation in post-season grid games.
The statement came after -persistent reports that Notre Dame would be invited to play in either the Rose or Sugar | bowl games. Rev. Cavanaugh said no invitation had been
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Leo (Red) Bruce, local boxer and state heavyweight champion, will meet Willard Reed, another local contender, in the main bout of the professional boxing show tomorrow night at the Armory. It will be Reed’s first attempt at
Against T
Kickoff time for the St. Joe game has been pushed up to 2 p. m. instead of the originally scheduled 1:30 p. m. St. Joe asked for the change ir order to arrive here on time.
Butler hopes to keep its short winning streak of two games alive Saturday when the Bulldogs play
: | St. Joseph's college in the season’s
finale at the Butler bowl. Entering Saturday’s encounter the Bulldogs will be looking for revenge. The Pumas have not been defeated yet this season, and can claim a share of the Indiana conference crown if they keep their slate clean. Last year St. Joseph upset -the Blue and White in the opening game.
through a long dummy scrimmage yesterday. A reserve aggregation ran through St. Joe plays both
E from the “T” and the Notre Dame shit,
Joe Kodba, a sophomore center, is temporarily sidelined with an injured arm, but hopes to be ready for action Saturday.
Minor Leagues Aid
War Agencies
DURHAM, N. C,, Nov. 12 (U. P.). —An additional sum of $18,847 has boosted to $251,345 the total raised by the minor leagues for war agencies, the National Association of Professional Baseball leagues announced today. President: William: G. Bramham said the total does not include the amount of war bonds and stamps sold by the teams during the 1942 season. He estimated that approxi-
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mately $380,000 worth of bonds and stamps were sold at night games.
Fourth-String U. S. C. Guard Is Coast's Top Place-Kicker
LOS ANGELES, Nov. 12 (U. P.).—He was just another third-string tackle, playing a few minutes in the last stages of the games, until last Saturday, but from now on coast football fans will know Dick Jamison of the U. S. C. Teolang as the guy “who kicks all those conversion
points.”
Jamison, g& junior, was a fourth-string Juariethiack aa year and
this season was moved to tackle when Coach Jeff Cravath came up short at that position. ° Saturday Jamison was hustled off| U
the bench to kick the extra points|$ Sant
for the Trojans when they upset California, 21-0, and he came out
of the tussle with a perfect record Ores
—three for three. £ Trojans at Home Cravath, deluged with inquiries about Jamison, said he had just “happened to see” Jamison kicking on the practice field one day last week. He asked for more samples
Now, instead of being a third string tackle, Jamison is the No. 1 U.S.C. point after touchdown specialist. . The Trojans, back on the beam after upsetting the Bears, stay at
home Saturday to take=on the}
Oregon Webfoots who knocked the Rose Bowl aroma from the U. C. L. A! Bruins, Washington State, now at the top of the heap after the ' Bruins stubbed their toes, takes on a breather in Idaho and is a cinch to add another win to the record, making it five -wins, one loss and no ties. It would appear that Coach Babe Hollingbery put over a bit of strategy in his schedule, ‘taking on both Idaho and Montana and ‘omitting U. C. L. A. and California. In other games this week, Stanford’s twice beaten Indians take on Oregon State, three times loser; California has an easy date with Montana; Washington meets the rugged St. Mary's pre-flight navy team and U. C. L. A. draws a bye.
4-Mile Record
DES MOINES, Iowa, Nov. 12 (U.
sity distance runner from Hammond, Ind, today won the fourmile road race held annually over Des Moines, Iowa, streets and broke the old record in doing it. Griffith’s time, 20:16.1, broke the mark of 21:07 set last year by Dave 0] college
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Freshmen Fill Gaps NEW YORK, Nov. 12. — Long Island university will replace three basketball stars with freshmen. The Rader twins and Stan Waxman were summoned by the air corps.
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First and second teams went
field for Leo Durocher’s job as manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers. Durocher is expected to join the navy.
Named Coach MISHAWAKA, Nov. 12 (U. P)Ward N. Baker, former Bloominge ton coach, today was named to suce ceed Raymond F. (Dutch) Struck school. Baker served for several
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