Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 26 November 1943 — Page 31
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CHICAGO, Nov. 26 (U. P.) ~With{
myth of its invincibility shaken}. & narrow victory over Jpwa Pre-|
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In tne Midwar only major s er ress only other males
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Even the rave-dispensers—who conceded the Irish increasinglarge odds week-by-week as they d through nine nine consecutive op-
Games on Air
Army vs. Navy. WIBC, 12:45; WIRE, 1 p. m.; WFBM, 1:30.
bnents—have revised their figures bwnward to a point slightly less an astronomical for Notre Dame's hances against the sailor talent Coach Tony Hinkle, However, the Irish ‘meet Greal lakes with one big advantage new b their repertoire: They now know hey have the power to stage a bmeback. & That was proved - last eek ‘when they bounced back twice p-overtake, and finally defeat, the eahawks, 14-13. .
A Perfect Record
A victory over Great Lakes would lve Notre Dame a perfect record 10 games and virtually assure em of ‘national acclaim as Amer"a's greatest team of 1943. Great Lakes has lost only to Purue and Northwestern in a fat *hedule of 11 games this year. "Its ster is embellished by such names § Steve Lach, former Duke star and o--player; Ray Jones -of Texas; teve Juzwik and Emil Sitko of otre Dame and Dewey Proctor of rman. Lach, recovering slowly from inaries, is the man. the Irish must pp. Although he’s played only 160 { 660 minutes this year, he ranks acond among Gredt Lakes rushing baders with an average of 6.3 yards crack.
Takes Juzwik's Spot
If Lach’s injuries slow him down, lhe burden of proof will fall upon] ttle Emil Sitko, a’ Notre .Dame | re; last. fall, who took. over al
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Moose Sherritt Sherritt M Rejoin C Big Moose Sherritt, defenseman with the Indianapolis hockey club last year, may rejoin the Capitals Saturday night in Pittsburgh, Dick Miller, maanger of the coliseum, announced today. Sherritt has been playing with the Detroit Red Wings this season and Miller wired Manager Jack Adams of the Wings to obtain Sherritt in order to strengthen -the Caps’ de-
fense. - Should he return, he probably would be paired with either
making it possible for Vic Lynn and Hymie Buller to. team up once more, Lynn and Buller played togethér for years with the New York Rovers. Miller also said that deals are in the making with Providence and
league. Ted Garvin, right winger signed by the Caps before they started on the present road trip, will} be farmed out to Philadelphia and another player will be sent on loah to -the Providence club in order to bring the Indianapolis roster down to the 14-player limit required by the: league. -
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00-yard mark in three games. Hinkle, who built the Sailors into he top service team ‘last year, intalled the “T” formation this seaon, but his backs do not stick to it xclusively, =~ The Irish emerged Irom the ugged Seahawk battle in good hysical shape. After being keyed © the utmost for each of their past olir games with Army, Navy, Northgestern and Pre-Flight, they find hit they must “put out” again this yeek or risk losing Notre Dame's ] national title since 1930, “The Iowa Pre-Flight Seahawks jue-a favored to make quick work a Minnesota team that is far beow “par, The Seahawks will be seeking to retain their reputation 2s the foremost service eleven after the prestige-raising defeat to the Irish. :
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close of the first period, but the West Siders held for downs. In the final period, Frank Luzar of Trinity passed to ~Miskowiec for a 47-yard gain, putting the bali on the Sacred Heart 12. Luzar went off tackle to score three plays later, making the score 12-0.
Races 64 Yards
The only South Siders’ tally was late in the final period. With four minutes to go, Condon raced 64 yards around end for a touchdown. Bob Dietz went through center for the extra point, making the final score 12-7.
In a preliminary, Maurice Feeney
.|made three touchdowns for the win-
ners. Charles Schmutte and Earl Blanchard each scored once. Larry Risley and Eddie Neu tallied for St. Catherine's. .
Aggies i. S.U In Orange Bowl
Orange’ Bowl patrons today looked
in the 10th annual- Orange Bowl game here on New Year's day. Texas A. & M. beaten only once this season and that yesterday, 2713 by Texas, accepted a bid to par. ticipate after bowing to ‘the powerful Longhorns. The Aggies will be opposed by the
in the year.
Wernz Will Assume Grid Duties Soon
PERU, Ind., Nov, 26 (U. P.).—N.
= Pot ‘0 Gold Tourney Set
MIAMI, Fla, Nov. 26 (U. P)—
forward to seeing two of the best all-civilian elevens in the nation
previously invited Tigers from L.|S 8S. U., beaten three times during regular season play, once by thel!S same Texas A. & M., 28-13 earlier
For December
The city’s most popular bowling tournament for men, the Antlers alleys’ annual “Pot of . Gold,” is scheduled to occupy the first three week-ends in December. Fifty teams have already entered. This will be the 17th consécutive year for the tournament, a five-man | affair, and it will be operated as | usual on a handicap basis. Teams will receive 75 per cent of the difference between the combined. averages of its members and 1050 pins. The event is open to all sanctioned members of the THidietsapoiis Bowlng association, + . Lorenz Wiesman, manager of the [Antlers plant, and John Mencin, tournament secretary, will have charge of the affair. They will furnish information and receive entry blanks until the dead-line for registration, midnight Dec. 3.
Nov. 27 Averages
1. U. Athletes Are Assigned
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Nov. 26 (U. P.)~Four former Indiana university athletes today were
school’s advanced R. O. T. C, infantry to be assigned to officer candidate school at Fi. Benning, Ga. Lou Saban, Fred Hutt and John Bochnicka of last season's football team and Warren Lewis of last year’s basketball team were called to Pt. Harrison and then assigned to Ft. Benning.
Artesians Seek Victory No.6
The flying Martinsville ‘Artesian, leader among major Indiana school basketball teams with five straight victories, tries for No. 6 tonight against Bedford in the top game of |
, | the week-end schedule.
Only Greensburg has stayed/ close
Tournament rules specify that original teams must use at least three of their regular members, and | that league averages as of Nov. 27
Bowlers must have rolled in 50 per cent or more games of their respective league schedule in order to establish an average. The initial squad is slated at 2 p. m. Dec. 4, with adaitianal squads scheduled -at 4:30, T:00 and 10:00 |- p. m. The same starting time will be used on the two following Saturdays. The three Sunday schedules will find squads facing the maples at 9:30.a. m,, 12:00 p. m., 2:30 p. m,, 5:00 p. m., 7:30 p. m, and 10:00 p. m. War Bond Prize First place in the event will pay 40 per cent of the prize fund. In event. of 60 entries .the top prize will be $200. It will be increased with additional entries as will the
award is to be paid for each seven
Proprietors ‘association will award a special prize of a $25.00 War Bond for high single game without handicap. Entry fee is $12.50 per team. For arrangements call Mencin at MA-2243 or Wiesman at LI2351. The only tournament scheduled tomorrow and Sunday is the weekly doubles events sponsored by the Bowling Proprietors association. The Pritchett-Hunt-O'Grady Alleys at 7712 E. Washington st. will be the scene: of “the tourney. panies: Lon. ane, debles” for. -women--and- mixed doubles are -on the schedule. If the events | prove as popular as usual, the East Side plant should attract a heavy entry. For information call BL-0713, City Seeks Statement
The annual meeting. of the Indiana State Bowling association is scheduled Sunday afternoon in ‘Hotel Severin. Most important business at the session is expected to be the election of ‘officers. Awarding of the 1945 state tournament is also expected to create a little excitement, Members of the Indianapolis Bowling association in| their meeting last Sunday instructed Niel King, local delegate to the state session, to endeavor to land the tourney for Indianapolis. If
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Carnegie Tech Coach Up for Navy Exam
PITTSBURGH, Nov. 26 (U. P.).— Carnegie Tech will lose a second grid mentor to the United States navy if Coach Joe Skladany passes his physical examination. Skladany, successor to Dr. Eddie Baker, now serving with the naval reserve at Del Monte, Cal., took his physical examination prior to induction as a lieutenant (jg) in the supply administration department
total . number . of prizes, as one}
entries, The Indianapolis Bowling |
the session runs true to form; King| will run into some Ively competi-
a six-point margin, 32-26. Martinsvillié’'s four other triumphs—over Mooresville, Greencastle, Conners-
will be used in compiling handicaps. [ville and Columbus—were by top- Pittsburgh
heavy scores and marked the Ar-| tesiaris as Indiana's outstanding prep quintet in early-season play. Bedford, one of thie four finalists in the state tournament last spring, | has won- two of - thréde : games, with | never- more than two points difference in the final score. Anderson, | Muncie Central, other powerhouses, are idle.
Wiley Defeats Garfield, 20-0
i field, 20-0, yesterday in the headline game of the final day.
eight victories and no losses and was one of three teams in Indiana to corapile a perfect record. Noblesville won 10Q in a row, as did South Bend Washington. Washington has been recognized generally as state jchampion because of the decisiveness of its wins over a tougher caliber of competition than that, met by Noblesville or Wiley. ns orl was undefeated. in In40 yesterdays. clash.) Raving “to “Robinson, in eight games played. =" . In other games on Thanksgiving Day, Clinton nosed Sullivan, 7-6, and Evansville Reitz, the team which held Evansville Memorial to a 14-14 tie in the season's biggest upset, defeated city-rival Bosse, 26-0,
Texas Is Host In Cotton Bowl
DALLAS, Tex., Nov. 26 (U. P). —Completion of plans for staging the annual Cotton Bowl New Year's day grid classic may come today, it was indicated by Dan D. Rogers, chairman of the bowl association’s directorate. While the University of Texas automatically became the host team by virtue of its 27-13 victory over Texas A. & M. yesterday, Texas officials delayed formal acceptance pending a conference today with Capt. John J. Lone don,” commandant of naval units at the university, regarding use of naval trainees in the game, °
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Open Season
Broad Ripple and Manual will open the current basketball season tonight when they clash at the Rockets’ gym in the only game in-
of the procurement division.
SUITS TOPCOATS & 0'COATS
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volving Indianapolis high schools.
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Wiley completed its season with
Purchase 4 New Players
NEW YORK, Nov, 26 (U.' P).— The desperate New York Rangers, who haven't won a game since the opening of the National Hockey league season and who have lost 10 straight, today announced the purchase of Wilfred (Bucko) McDonald from the Toronto Maple Leafs and & forward line from the Boston Bruins. : The players purchased from the Bruins were Ceriter Charles (Chuck) Scherza, Left Wing Qscar Aubuchon and Ab Demarco, right wing and center, Manager Lester Patrick ‘of the Rangers did not reveal the amount of money involved in’'the purchase, but it was believed the deal involved. more than has .been paid at one-time for-a- player-or- group
lof players in the history of the|
league. McDonald will Join the Rangers Saturday at. Montreal and the others will join ‘the team here in [time for Sunday night's game at {Madison Square Garden. .
‘Hockey Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE Western Division
Cleveland . INDIANAFOLIS
Eastern Division
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burgh; Providence at Hershey, Buffalo at Cleveland.
Hoosier Wins Race
MEXICO CITY, Nov. 26 (U.P) — A Chicago horse, Hoosier, owned and trained by C. J. Gamble, won his first start at the Hipodromo de Las Americas yesterday by finishing a length ahead of the favorite Gold Regnant in the feature “Tetecala” race.
Terre- -Haute Wiley today put in - a claim for state football recognition after defeating Terre Haute Gar-
. * Accept Invitations STATE COLLEGE, Pa. -Nov. 26 (U. P.).—Accepting the invitation of Andy Kerr, co-coach of the eastern team guard Johnny Jaffurs and quarterback: Aldo Cenét of Penn State will play in the EastWest football game at San-Fran-cisco on New Years any.
Penicillin Gets Child's Thanks
DENVER; Nov: 36 (6 FF=It
"Fons « ‘happy “Thanksgiving ~ for
Denver's penicillin girl—12-year-old Genean Smith. The dark-haired little girl sat up in her hospital bed to eat a hearty dinner of turkey, crane berry sauce and mashed potatoes, and then give thinks for the rare drug whose - name - she - couldn't even pronounce, but which has saved her life. The best part of the day came when doctors réemoved heavy weights from QGenean’s leg and told her she was on the road to being cured. They will now apply electrical treatments and exercises in an attempt to put the leg back into normal use. Two months ago Genean was near death with a bone decay— osteomyelitis, She had been given a half dozen blood transfusions and treatment with sulpha drugs in vain. She lay in a semi-coma, unable to eat and with a temperature that hovered around 105 de-
grees. . Then half a million units of penicillin were flown here from Boston affer a special appeal by her father, a world war veteran, and a young interne at Denver General hospital, and a ten-day - treatment was begun.
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