Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 October 1943 — Page 46

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. iy 1 : £ vwamnt | | Stil] Rambling urirels SOUTH BEND, Ind. Oct, 1 04 | (VU. Pa~The, Irish. of. N _ [| “Ramblers” o fow years’ 4} when’ their game’ edd i from coast to coast, were ramip . | bling again today, but closer pt “be nat- to. home. / : SOW re [I They were still whistling eainsoles * ane jolingly and ‘calling: rHete, aa lL gic ||| Mike. here. Mike" a ing + Clashmore Mike, Irish terrier | Bunt. At least, the Indiana | | Mascot of “thew-Nétrs Dame ‘conse t seems to

years, was still missing. and, the athletes were searching for their pet since his departure for parts unknown yesterday.

| football teams for the last six

ce ‘the impression that the fall season is generally concerned with hunting. (Probably reflecting | CK on an old-time ditty. -called |

members of Indiana's. “Big Three”! | * |~-Purdue and Indisna—will be {stacked up againsk “Weaker oppe[nents when the v rs tackle inols at Lafayette, dnd. and they | = /Hoosiers meet. Wabash: at Bloom. ington, Notre Dame, with its potent pass[ing attack and its hard chi 8] backs, ‘18’ slightly favored’ aver the {Oeorgia Tech team although the

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Army vs. Colgate. (WFEM,

{latter established itself as one of [the Bouth’s ranking powers last (week: by upsetting the previously

“Harvest Moon’ or even farther | 1

{favored North Carolina squad, 20-7.

they stuck pumpkins | © over their heads and wrapped a "sheet around them under the

4 The Tech team is studded with, top performers from other Dixie {schools and whether or not the

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A Column Shert - "ANYWAY After Feading |" about fishing through the course | of the summer—we don't know any more about hunting—which

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(radical “four-man defensive line Set to | n {Which was employed so successfully : s against Noth Carolina will give the SAN MATEO, Cal, Oct. 1 (U. BJ, {Irish any’ trouble remains to be —Bay Meadows, the track which seen. Bill Alexander, the wily Tech Plugged on with wartime racing in { NEW YORK. Oct. 1 (U. §) "He COdch, used it to stop the Carolina | CAlifornia last spring despite inNo Ri De 3 q o one, head attack, but whether they | Pumerable obstacles and finished by Op prosphets. Troe Tp. a can halt the rifie-shot tosses of the |cONtributing $500,000 to relief organ-

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and Kansas Oly fain clghs, indj. ST03¢ Angelo Bertelli is something i7ations, opens & 35-day fall meet. |

“You've alreagy spoken briefly About how to run down rabbits turing the-fishing season -¢which- er ~ should leave you a column short 'depletes their roster, this fal) and you might as well skip the obvious about saving a couple of brown stamps by waving & gun in the general direction of Some unsuspecting. meat on the hoof (Hoosier farmers probably won't believe any stories about Shooting a yearling by accident) which leaves ducks. AE “Bo, to give yor & Basic idea of duck hunting you'l first have fo have a gun and shells. Most hunters have guns of some an: cient vintage ‘and since: shells

come under the cierks' ‘Sorry, Johnny Denson

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as well sleep late in the mornings anyway. | DALLAS, Tex, Oct. 1 (U. P.).—

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{Six of the players are pitchers, ons *c0re to settle as the Techmen up-|

atrons by streetcar, bus and carry (an infielder and one a combination set the Ramblers last year, 13-6, for | 21 to Bn the meeting the i

luerative. of the past two years, Seeking to still criticism that the Michigan is expected to keep on [track does not present better brand of horseflesh, General Manager Bill Kyne and his associ-

The players. from Newark were Walter Dubiel and | {Emerson Roser, southpaw Joe Page,

Al Lyons was’ the combination plonship against the Wildcats and {man from Kansas Oity, and the its third straight victory of the pres{others were Willie Baker and John ent season. southpaws, and Floyd

y | eal | ING. tomorrow, cated today that they were building only Saturday afternoon will reveal. |

{® reservoir of players from which to. draw when “the drafting of “fathers --

Upset Last Year Notre Dame Jikewise has a little ow : club,

the second time in the 13 games| they hive played.

rolling toward the Big Ten cham-

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! ' than The Wolverines possess a great

{backfield in Bob Wiese, Paul White, | 5 Elroy Hirsch and Bill Daley and this | quartet of gallopers is - doped make the ‘Wolves the nation’s outs standing team this year. Michigan clipped Camp Grant, 26-0, and walloped Western Mich- | \ de igan, 57-6, in its two games so far while the Wildcats barely edged In- | {diana in their opener, 14.8.

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Although still not classified as a 2 7 “metropolitan” track, Bay Meadows, 4 Pe owned by the California “Jockey |

tracted more outstanding runners | Horses ready to appear include o gards; Wedding Call, Hysterical, Ended, Flak, Sweepida, Burnt Cork and Ever The Grimes stable also will in-

Damask Rose,

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This is how the referee looks 46 the boxer Sgt. Pete Landry, Ellington field, Fex., referee. Sgt. Téd Carrigan, air corps cameraman, got the idea without the benefit of a clip on the chin.

| Who Sent Them | I | Rickey raised this question just| tioned at Camp Custer as the were ‘completing been matched foral

armory next Priday night, Oct, 8, Ma tc h maker Lloyd Carter of the Hercules Ath 3 letic club has announced. iE Thomas, prior 4 to his induction into the . army, 3 was recognized as * one of Indiana's leading heavyweight. contenders - and holds. a claim on ths heavy title. The

failure of his young players, before anyone could aks Who sent those young players | Psalm-singing Rickey, in addition | to throwing up a smoke screen, has Jockeyed Durecher into & position i |Whereby (1) Durocher may continue {as manager of the Dodgers at about " [$15,000 a year instead of the $30,000, he was getting: or (2) get a new job. Torii put Durocher on this spot | use Lippy Leo was represented | ; as being desirous of taking on radio | C"aMmPionship go with Samay jobs and of starting a Hollywéod |*" 0 clear up the situa talefit bureau with Georgie Raft, the NODS 10 further strengthen

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Only 711 Fans in Stands as «Yanks Lose to Chicago, 8-3

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actor. sian by disposing of Wilson Rickey, who succeeded ‘wild-eyed | "ITY: but effective Larry. MacPhail at the Brooklyn helm, realized that he

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Thomas had hoped to meet eithe; Bob Garner, hard hitting Louisvill

A ( 7) Walk must esse D Ber oit—if He were heavy, or Jack Buddy a ou who beat Denson here last wee to get. rid of him-—beeause -Durocher li oly a but Matchmaker Carter was unab WAA Ihe Hrookivil tye of manager |,, 1nd either macior tor the oh NEW YORK, Oct. 1 (U. P.).~The difference between the winning | 250 Then nol! Football." 1 | date However, Wilson will be any and losing shares in the world series probably is the greatest incentive | Aceardingly Rickey hay mide a thing but a “soft touch” #f advan y + tr #5 ny “4 A annual classic and’ this year it may work | ov of the cleverest in base- | notices are an indication and th to greater advantage for the Yankees than the Cardinals. 'ball records-=which # ees Duracher local promoter believes he has Though most of tMe Cardinals weren't as lean and hungry sy, oui OF seccept § salary 6f about man who really can put the soldier ly more than “coolie pay” from | $15,000~which Leo will not. boxer: to the acid test.

The Indianapolis battler off to meet any opponent selected fo.

Rickey | personal. difficulties—~divorce, income | {ans he is ready for Denson in. tax

more for winning the 1942 series @ G Hoon of ther 4 a him in’ order. to show local bowl. : Frail who | TC.eht champion, successfully de- B b 11 _ |than they did for playing the entire | B WLIN (ton of the"Dodgers; (2) Durocher's | : JUppostd on & river Fed. at Jended nis tie. Jas Jah when he Bo McMillin has warned his fresh- ase a yes Jn Aue Navona) ugue dss Last Tight's longi road | » €fc., and (3) the attitude of the Near future, ; Up af some time you'd quit a job gJohnny Denson, Indianapolis, Ind [a and 4 iad 4 To take the ’ * | Breadon rewarded the kids with |Mese Colin Shrige 8 wien wus: Wan: Stearn h 5 | ; : a « ¥ ’ y "i ? AS al te d . - ORFme LL. ie ¢ 4 bee . b Suet . Proceed (5 i 0 Tin the 12th round. .simade up of all Rr men and has Calendar substantial pay boosts and they Tain on FA ia ne 4 | rocher on aay Woe, wi! [tS oe Dusek : th Te rest early Denson was leading going info’ he ithe: potential power to cause the won't need the series money this an Stewart, Pritehett Handie HA #55 | hacarise it lost out on second-place | . P morning hours. . 10th round but severe body attacks Hoosiers plenty of worry and the ; fall as badly as last. BE Mobtein. dona Keone oni a2 workd series money; Rick: vo “Then comes two alternatives, {in the 10th d 11 1 § ’ { aE y ! You either not see ars riven n the an th slowed him Prayin' Colonel a few more gray NATIONAL LEAGUE ; The situation is different from Sahil, Recreation tionki Aiss toi [SMart enough to take advantage of ¢ ’ All (Which 1s all right because [CC A1 Ne refused tg anawer the hairs, ak htithe Yankees. Such first-Year:Man gi srmen moist Aervsier sai SETS SHOUEH the 1943 campaign 1s| ¥ S, nee Lg t because (pel) for the 12t y | Iiinols tsn't figured to do much | 4. 48ion the club as Billy Johnson, Bud|Frank Lusar, Holy Teinity ,. . a {ending So he throws mok o Bio: time -you'be. in nid-condi=| Scott ‘weighed 15 Bounds and damage to the’ rambling Boiler- | #3 5 Metheny, Charley Wensloft, George |Seass Jofarts. Cuthearai Sawsess L601 scFoen. that will envelop the Brook.| jo. 's most as ry. - Dettaon 194, maker machine although, Coach Ray | “3% @ %istimwelss, Nick Etten and Roy Wilired' Wagenes ARIES TC 59 club until the world series Js. ATA an Of Sresings gun sights since last and J Eliot kes 10 keep the. tFadition” of © & 8 aiWeatherly have replaced high-| ear + Coen-Ooln i... .... 58% fifished: then COMBE football. [signed to clash with the B44 bian ‘20t one' of the 100 BSAAOn. ol A. knoeking off a powerhouse once in | aha ve ' 48 » “say Driced Yankee veterans like Charley Pau iepport, Coes-Cole bussdees uns 3 2. ter +1 3 Angel® in the Armory ring next that come ty un 4 hg Such (C. Y. \ Grid Aces ‘a While strictly an flinofssteat. —— |Rufing, Joe DiMaggio, Tom Hen virginia mir, Come orm = = Lam .. Aes | Tuesday night, | - Lame reason) | down e > | DePatiw, recipient of & shot tn the AMERICAN LEAGUE rich, George Selkirk and Red Rolfe. Satharls on Andy. Oaea-Onla 5 4 a Major Leaders Joe is one of the “Rioting Dusek EC “Not : : arm in the person of all-American ! York % 'a%|The difference between the winning Alberta Parker, Coca-Cola ad : bh oh Brothers” Omaba-and will apt having any dels lef, you Clash Tomorrow . {Bob Steuber of Missourl, who lifted Washington 1. .1:: 150. # P¢iand losing shares—usually about Grace reborn SE fil ES ASAE Mt; Ae the Aer Sand wii So . you've ever Pat easor) - Ta the DePauw chances by his transfer | Chicage ares 3 24 83000—may Spur them to greater pesri Tusker. Moonlite Handicap |. i 5% TW GAst Te a » listed for two falls out of three. talking about that beautiful shet 8t. Joan of Are and Sacred Heart, ‘there by the navy, holds the upper re senets x {effort and key the entire team to Mase tee Carpe Na 1... co ald ling; Chicago a a ‘5 in The “Swedish Angel® has been | You made in seasons past when |'*° Of the outstanding contenders hand over Illinois State Normal. Bett, = 33 their pitch. B. Rice, a nto ia Minea: BOM anil. v.48 Nin 34 | drawing big crowds in other cities E £00. could order shells in an off- Jor Dy yr Cade ooital Steuer tan Had yueh of 3 Shanes a . “|' ' Smallest Yankee Crowd Laura Alexander, rine 301 | Giamer, Detroit... oy ia 182. 21 ere he has been. publicized as an e Sa > 6 $, ’ } expec 8 o see 7 a —————— National i ea ue bo ay need “looks id twice iim Phage aR oh the Sosburs game’ of the Teague's'a lot of action against Normal, GAMES TODAY Fie Speculation a the series Bivins vs. Dorazio _ 8 Louis dey 2 28 ne admits a An As — - 8 s et LITTLE WORLD SERIES reac n intensity, : Brooklyn . 75 192 | 's there” 3: : camaores ASHI ~Logal | W. St. : Promoter Carter plans an all-star i rather YC All nies Jomatrow ul be start India Bypass Arava Columbus 1A TAIN Syracuse (LL), Sentrally oe a eel BO Jet. the or BHINGTON, Out hy at | wie gy York Er o in ie supporting card. Such standouts as b- : at 9:30 a. m. he edule; Our na e Teachers Sycamores night game, regular season ’ - gt] TRY, «i» 1 and Ali Reds Buy Fausett Lady of Lourdes vs. Holy Trinity at travel 10 Bloomington, 111, to meet | . yesterday. : : Tomy itn us Diltazio wil Kk Ti i 1 Browns ‘22 a Be wii a ap4 CINCINNATL Oc t 1407) Ellenberger; Holy Cross vs. St. Pat- Busterh qllinols ) in the only outstate Now: ‘Yor or NAL Liaauy Fh Nuiallest. cried inthe histaty Mee er 33 or the “duration | eit Vinkees 11/80" Shans ro ns a ; pi: v YA rick’s at Garfield; 8%, Joan of Arc e volving Hoosier colleges.| Besten at Chicago. : 0 ankee um, 8 - i i Nicholson, Qubs_. 22 Heath, In ans... RI a ff The Oincinnatt Reds Mave’ pur. vs. Sacred HERP At Jour Sing Are Slate bus dropped its first two james schegmint. MY: Sueste.saw Spurgeon (Spud) Cban- > Y BON BUY BONDS—BUY | chased Rober counts pa Te RAT 8 doh and Art Sate Ori mds cits fer do » three-inning ‘orsk won| —BUY BONDS—BUY BONDS—8UY BONDS—BUY BON DS— ONDS—BUY | ~~ Manager and third baseman of the Flower at Christian; Holy Angelsvs.| Other games:throughout the na- AMERICAN LEAGUE series tuneup in which he held the J 1 i aN si ~ Littlé Rock Travelers of the South. Holy Rosary. at Riverside, and:Cas tion stack up like this: {anvsiand " Soiadeinhis. Chicago White Sox hitless. The a wot gr oh. =< tart or iation, for delivery at the thedral grade school va, St. Joseph's| Eastern headliners see Army and | Only ames scheduled. Sox got to his successor, Bil S : ‘ x | 3 | start of the 1044. season; | [at Brooke " "|Navy the choices to ‘Score their ERA Zuber, however and turned In an oO av oo p < 0 ET me TTT Trg second straight wins with hel RESULTS YESTERDAY 8-t0-3 %ictory, Ed Smith, the a 0 \ : ORTLY Z gE a7 cd Co = [Cadets entertaining Colgate’s un. : NATIONAL LEAGUS winner, registered hig 11th. triumph. +3 P= . * ==] [defeated Red Raiders at West Point (Twelve Innings) Joe Hoover's third-inning homer > =: fF ich adage Cornu 1 Bamana ern (Che, ow S041 Lwin (wn on base gave’ Phcnrlm Op, SHORT. STOUT os i is {Cornell at Baltimare. An Ivy league wiki: ay NoClone: Frank (Stubby) Overmire a work- i ce $ : STOU od ature hes Yale at Pennayivania; — is ‘ ing ‘margin for a 6-0 Detroit shut- 0 ” ; Wo JT ~ e ,:the top game ar iaaiane e335 Sout over the luckless Philadelphia | © . : 5 ends hile Southwestern un vesgity, Higbe and Bragan; and Muatier, Athletics, Overmire was hit on the Z \ ’ 5 \O 3 ES y na inees, | o Frit "4 ‘s/ankie by a liner in the sixth and : . oo i against the Texas Longhorns, pride SO Lale. iA hE Bh he rete a Whits pre. |B REGULAR To ng i .{of the Southwest con ce, in a oysiselie and Stephenson; Krist aad Nar: | corved the shutout by holding they . MEDIUM LONG oo. 7 ew : emp th And on the & oad. there) renee — AS hitiens for three and two-thirds = Sax 45 iners, thern * . nn 8s, oa naa . 3 po 4 p California's Trojans facing the Oali-| AMERIC Cards’ 21 : | x +5 ¢ fornia Bears in a traditional rivalry | be roit irre ah tat ¢ 8 8i The Cards chalked ws ols silo It Makes NO DI ; 0 TV ne (and unbeaten College “of : Pacific ah While ‘nd Unser: I Merris Shutout in a National league night | = ; : : ] ih i moving against U. C. L. A. - |8ame, defeating the New York! if : 3 id Dartmouth Favered ~~ |Chieags ...... oe 333 Me— $18 o/Olants, 1.0, behind Howie Krist,|Q We tailor the garment to fit the man . . , right

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