Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 18 November 1943 — Page 28

United Press Staff Cortespondent NEW YORK, Nov. 18-Picking| the football winners—maybe: :

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NOTRE DAME over Towa PreBoilermakers to finish the football IRE DA Oe rn

a defeat or tie charged against it, in West- MISSOURI over Kansas But|" ‘competition. . se The Wolverines’ Jone i don't back your Phi Beta key. ‘hands of Notre Dame. PURDUE over Indiana—Bollers State at Ann Arbor Saturday in its fine] J mkiers ate potent Jtlons.. Seo and experience than the weakened Bollermakers A northwest passage. » MeMillin's Indians Hooslers. +... MICHIGAN. over Ohio has its work cut out to subdue fiery Crimron soungpiers | Youth bows to experience. a at Bloomington. . Should both | GREAT LAKES over Marquette— ; and Purdue win, they Will share the conference title with Did it Oct. 24. victories and no defests apiece. ... A defeat for one and a IOWA over Nebraska—Tall corn oh for the other would settle the championship in 8 decisive husks Huskers. jer, if both should lose the crown still would. be shared. IOWA STATE over. Kansas Ste matter, conference campaign might wind up in a ~Or we're in impov state. oe I he State and Indiana defeat Michigan and DOANE over Washburn — Hey! Gu 2 Nd Ve : Purdue, respectively, and Northwestern downs Illinois at Evanston, How'd you guys get in? on Raa aa ; ; pad time a Jos . 5 Sd 300 = Wildcats cli have An equal claim to the crown with the Also OBERLIN over Baldwin Wal- > ; a a : os “ ¢. : : 3 i five victories and one loss each. lace; ILLINOIS NORMAL over Illi- ~ ; r : £ eX ond. ! Ji arid Bollermakers, with five nols Wesleyan: WILLIAM JEWELL Ag | (Dy : througs 247, 2 ; overt Jo Mics, 2 ; A ! : _ 4 NN & 20; Bloomingdale, 16. § series of Al St Louk for Indiana 10 Upset Purdue | a EA 2 a / The Concannon, 34; ] ITs TOUGH to pick against undefeated and untied Purdue, ‘but J ARMY over Brown — Bayonet- a this Sores = selects: Indiana over the Boilermakers Saturday on the sharpener before Navy. & : ; : & : ‘socuracy of Bob Hoernschemeyer's throwing arm: HOLY CROSS over Tufts-| . ; ek : : . : — He +h Bars . a: forced to rebuild and reorganize after some star Tougher than it looks. : = => Ff n nm 3 ers e Tegulars were transferred and the Boliermakers don't have a passer .| PENN STATE over Pitt—Calling \ I en the equal of Indiana's sce : F .|Dr.’ Sutherland. It figures to be a close contest unless the Purdue line overpowers | VILLANOVA over Temple—

{Whattya hear from Gomel? the 1, U. forwards and breaks through to nail Hoernschemeyer b- | “p\pryOUTH over Princeton 631, and Bd 8c

fore he winds up. . . . Purdue's defensive plans must be arranged to |, 4p, toothless Tigers. .. y y= EE EET Friwhon The Hershey B'ars took over : Maret stop “Hunchy” or his pass receivers. _| COLGATE over Coltmbia—Mak-|"" ~~ ¢i 5 ] re se ey : P. % |disputed lead in the boiioe § 3 With “Dugdal Purdue is a seven-point favorite in the Indianapolis area and |ing It eight straight defeats. : | ! } A .. | Hockey league last night by blanks! * at 625, Bob Wue ‘ 4 will be marked down as an upset if Indiana prevails. . . The | Also SAMPSON NAVY over Muhl- RR. : ; [53 > FR K : 5 Pleld at 611, G kick-off will be at 1:30 p. m. " |enberg; RUTGERS- over Lafayette; Hage : ov ; : 4 8 taled 3068. Co \ [SWARTHMORE over Willow Grove 5 i : 8

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NOTRE DAME is the choice over the Iowa Seghawks in the | ‘DUKE over North- Carolina —Terclassic at Notre Dame, . . . However, look for a. spectacular, close |rific neighborhood brawl. - a A — .. struggle... ... As a matter of fact it stacks up as'a bitter battle. | LOUISIANA STATE over Tulane). . B 0. I a To WY. WN, The Seahawks are geared for this one and have “pointed” for it | _pitto. 2 BAG o£ SNNTHE 3 all season. . . . Don't be fooled by the “bear” stories out of the Pre- | GEORGIA TECH over Clemson— : EE ] vf / ™® samearroot RA AMERICA THO YEARS wITR flight station. , . . It's a younger team than last year's Seahawk Be clement, Engineers. 7 | SRE fn RGR © MISSOUR\ STOP STAR TWO BOWL GAMES squad and also is reported to be on the “speed merchant” side. . °° | SOUTHERN METHODIST over ; Ry dt STOP FIRST STRING WALY CHICAGO SEARS The several professionals in the Seahawk lineup are said to be in | Texas Tech—Guessing is such fun. ” aul’ 2X 5 EARLY THIS SEASON ‘the best shape of the season and eager and anxious to trip up the na A isan : C Rt : SORES Soa frish. ... In other words they have been saving their greatest. ARKANSAS over Oklahoma A. & ; FR Sa Pg 2 rs : WALA Wn = AmB of energy Jur tis one game. . M.—Maybe we'll be sorry, ; 1 gL : _- Also RANDOLPH FIELD over N. > a : Predictions on Other Grid Fronts Tex Aggies: GEORGIA over New-|

berry; HOWARD over Sewanee; * IN OTHER Midwest games, Michigan over Ohio State, North- SOUTHWEST LOUISIAN A over

Western over Mllinols, Minnesota over Wisconsin, Iowa over Ne- Arkansas A. §& M:. : : : i . ee . - braska, ‘Great Lakes over Marquette, Iowa State over Kansas State, FAK WEST ret - 4 of 1 : : : 3 Negro ‘who wrested the crown from

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Dartmouth over. Princeton, Penn State over, Pittsburgh, Holy Oross, Might be.a tie.

over Tufts, Villanové over Temple, Rutgers sver Lafayette, Sampson BEL MONTE 1 RE-F aT over i Madison, Ind, at center, Boutin . 1 Harv St. Mary's Pre-Flight=—Perhaps Ll Ch 4 Favoiiic Naval over Muhlenberg, Boston college over Harvard. ~ COLLEGE OF PACIFIC over San|, ke Ti Its . |Johnson of Purdue, Charley ad

2% = ts a's " | Prancisco—Just a Stagg affair, chiffe. of Indiana university

“ ; , | Clayton Johnson-of - Drake hi 3 ry - “BIG GAME" in the South pairs Duke and North pig | DIEGO NAVY aver Kirtland} oor NCASTLE, Ind. Nov. 18 (U. oo NEW YORE, Now’ ons the required 135-pound Limit. WE bale second clash o. ot the SA oh 0 Seay - a ye #{ ABAMEDA- COAST GUARD over |P.):=Coach Lloyd Messersmith to- The coniplete schedule: Stampion Beau Jack hgorties them Michi 2 Lotiermen ond thrl . Duke won the first. game, {Calitornia=-From agent No. 806%. (day announced a 17-game schedule Nov 30. at Central Normal; Dec. & selves 10 roadwork and limbering id ed ga hoice 10. repeat . for the DePauw university V-12 bas- | Farina; Tee. ib, “ul Purdusi Dec. 20, at| exercises today as final prepa ARBOR—Forward Bob SCORE LAST NIGHT - In other Dixie uits, Louisiana State over Tulane, Georgia Tech | (LAST WEEK'S: 36 right, 3|ketbal] team, opening against Cen- Indiana ormal: Ja 4 Great Lakes; an %./tor their lightweight title battle] Wiese a A Guards Dave Struck and « ,. over Clemson, Southern Methodist over Texas Tech, Maryland over = for average of 923. Season’s|tra) Normal at Danville, Nov. 30. [$s ar rt Kr na 3 Franklin: s: Jaa. (New York version) tomorrow night| Don Lund are lettermen back from Meret Virginia Military, Rice over Texas Christian, Arkansas over Okla- average 3) 818) Messersmith said leading candi- an: Jan. naw V5, Feb » 3 at Madison Square Garden. last season's Michigan basketball) boma Aggies. BE I Se dates for the team included Gor- ah rankl os; Feb. , Derma : Montgomery, the _the Philadelphia squad.

And in the Far West, St. Mary's over U. ©. L. A, College of

Pacific over San Prancisco, March Pleld over Alameda, Del Sa City Champions]

over “St. Mary's Pre-flight. Colorado over Kirtland Field.

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Mike Milenki | | lateraled to center Bill Becker for Are Honored

ig A js points and victory over the Ohio | Gets Commission Fred Falender and Ralph Thomp- |

cieven in its home-coming contest. | | This year Oberlin’s strong squad! GREENCASTLE: Ind, Nov. 18.— held the then Steuberless Tigers sian Bao Soi dbored “Mike? - Milenki, Hebron, Ind. 0-0 in the season's opener. D. Woods at a banquet last night | “ former DePauw university foo ball honoring the city champion Short-! ‘star, has been commissioned an Home and Howie |ridge Blue Devil gridmen. Palenensign in the naval reserve follow. NOTRE DAME--Notre Dame willl der, senior pivot man, received the! ing completion of the navy train- play Wisconsin twice fa basketball Dr. Herbert T. Wagner “trophy for ! ing at Pensacola, Fla. y msn twice eL0alll displaying the highest degree of Tt-was Milenki at right halfback this season for the first time in his- sportsmanship on the gridiron. | on DePauw's 1041 team who ran tory—at Notre Dame, Dec 11, and Thompson, stellar halfback and . 80 yards against Oberlin, then in Milwaukee. Dec. 31 * | leading city scorer, was awarded | - a — . —— the Prank J. Skinner cup for the: most valuable player on the team! Coach Woods also awarded letters to 10 seniors and seven juniors. { Those cited were Joe Borinstein.' John Claycombe, Capt. Jim Cooley, Jim Davis, Pred Falender, Cecil { Preihoter, Ed Haggard, Rueben! Leventhal, John Meyer and Ralph; Thompson, seniors, and Bernard | { Berger, John Hull, Bob Klein, Bill | Myers, Larry Stuart, Dick Sutton | {and Jack Thompson, juniors. Tom '§ Campbell, student. manager, also | jreesiveg . monogram. ]

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ww. Cooper Gets

Army Exam

| - 8T; LOUIS, Nov. 18 (U. P).~ | Walker Cooper, catcher and cap- ‘| tain of the St. Louis Cardinals, has been accepted for military service but the date of his induc- | tion fis uncertain, the reception center at Jefferson Barracks dis-

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