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Oh Yes, Mr. 0'Drool, They’ re Truly Irish, but Only Kids And Y Army Has All Men
By JOE WILLIAMS &
Scripps-Howard
Staff Writer
* EN ROUTE TO BEAR MOUNTAIN, Nov. 10.—~You may remember
our old friend from the political
conventions last summer, Francis
Xavier O'Drool. Well, the gentleman joined us in South Bend and made
the trip with the Notre Dame team
to Bear Mountain, arriving unfor-
“tunately, more or less intact and articulate this morning. “Those odds I'm hearing about, 2 and 3 to 1 against the Irish,
will you' “please explain?” pleaded Mr. ODrool, who by the way of further identification, was our dele-
the conventions. “well, the odds are ot hard to
$e They are impossible to explain,” snapped Mr, O'Drool. “There never was a Notre Dame team that was 2 or 3 to 1, against, and it is just as I told you in Chicago, that unless this country rids itself of the Communists and their insidious efforts to—" “please, O'Drill,” I cut in. “Let’s skip politics. After all your man was 3 to 1, against, and I can recall you sneered contemptuously at that proposition, too He's a Lincoln Man
“If you are meaning to say I was a Déwey man you are very much mistaken. I'm a Republican, yes,
shake your hand even though we
“Well, really, that just about pic-
colns. That is to say, Gipps, Walshes, Crowleys, Carideos. You
“You mean they haven't any players?” “Oh, yes, plenty of players. But
17, 18, 19-year-old kids. In short, they will be facifig men. You must
ly, you don't send a boy on a man’s errand.” “But I see here, looking over the starting lineup, there are a lot of Irish, real, authentic Irish on the squad—O’'Connor, Sullivan, Kelly,
is Irish, isn't he?” “Filley? I didn't see the Phillies all year.” They're Really Irish
“you and your Milton Berle “trash. What I'm trying to say is,
Army or anybody else, when this year we are really, truly Irish, and that is meant as no crack at Frankie Sysmanski, whose good, dear mother was probably Irish at that, even born in Dublin, maybe.” “It is well you meant.no crack at Sysmansky, Mr. O'Drool, because if
of my inspired moods nick-named them, manage a miracle in Yankee stadium tomorrow, it may be due in large part to this very sanie gent, because he will be at center, and it it was through the center of the line that Navy, last Saturday, murdered your heroes, and Sysmanski was not in that game, “It was through the center you are telling me?” } “Yes, the center, and over to the right. That's where the Sailors sent most of their plays. Here are some figures which may interest if not alarm you. The Sailors ‘used 51 running plays; on 38 of these they struck either directly at center or off to the right, and in so doing picked up 270° yords. They were careful to keep away from the left side. "You know that's Sullivan's territory.” “Sullivan, George Sullivan, and Just a mere broth of a lad, too, Only -18- years-old, but unfortunately sickly, Am I right that he has shrunken to 6 feet 2'2 inches and has faded away to a pathetic 215 pounds?”
Kelly's Quite a Citizen - “Tr love whimsy, Mr. Drool, and I share your enthusiasm for young Sullivan along with all the good people of East Walpole, Mass, whence he hails, for he is a splendid lineman, but of course, we must not overlook Master Boo Kelly.” “Oh, no, indeed. Master Bob Is quite a citizen, isn't he? ' Only 18 himself, and where, my insolent friend, did you ever see a better back? J “Well, ince. you make a point of
“You and your Milton Boils. But seriously, our predicament cannot be so discouraging when we have a
great Sullivan and a great Kelly,
not to mention all the honest-to-cabbage mackerel snappers on our team, now can it?” “It is my business to try to see
things as they appear to me, and report them accordingly. I person= ally agree with the odds, whatever
they are, 2, 3, or even 10 to 1. It is my belief Notre Dame will have to be incredibly lucky to win"
Purdue Counts
On Freshmen
By UNITED PRESS
LAFAYETTE—Coach Cecil Isbell of Purdue university today named three freshmen and Boris Dimancheff, Indianapolis, the right halfback converted to fullback, as his starting backfield against Northestern in their Big Ten conference football game at Evanston tomor-
TOW. With Ed Cody, the No. 1 full-
Crimson En Route
their game with Minnesota's once-
and Ohio State.
At Bunker Hill
flight Seahawks at Iowa City.
“We'll be trying for our seventh victory this season and our 13th straight since the air station began football,” Watters pointed out. “And on top of that, we'll be playing on Nov. 11, seven come eleven, - You
know.”
teams, the most trouble.
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‘Reopen’ Season
triumphs over semi-pros,
It’s Their Finale
Franklin rated a slight edge.
Dudley to Rule PGA Tourney Again
ager.
capacity for the past eight years.
Basketball
Goshen 53, Concord
it, there is is Mary Martin's,”
Twp. 31. Summitville 28, Fairmount 27.
back, and his understudy, George Mihal, sidelined by injuries for the second straight week, Isbell planned to start Robert (Stormy) Pfohl at left half; Bill Canfield at quarter and Angelo Carnaghi at right half,
BLOOMINGTON-—Indiana university’s football team was en route to Minneapolis today for
powerful but now undermanned Golden Gophers. The Hoosiers shoot for their fourth Big Ten triumph against défeats by Illinois
BUNKER HILL—Coach Len Watters of the undefeated and untied Bunker Hill naval training station eleven today was worrying as much about jinxes as he was about playing the tough Iowa pre-
Mal Rutner, obe-tinie Texas university - All-American, and Vic Schwal, erstwhile Northwestern star, were expected to give the Seahawks, who rate with the nation's select
TERRE HAUTE—Indiana State’s reactivated football team, playing its first game after “closing” its schedule three weks ago, meets a George Field, Ill, unit tonight here. State has won four, lost two and tied one so far, while the servicemen will be getting their first taste of college competition after several
RICHMOND—Earlham’s wartime edition of the football Quakers faces Franklin’s Grizzlies here tomorrow in the season finale for both elevens.
NEW YORK, Nov. 10 (U, P.).— Ed Dudley, president of the Professional Golfers association, announced today that Fred Corcoran has signed a new three-year contract as P. G. A. tournament man-
Corcoran has acted In the same
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Compulsory Military Bill Action Slated Tuesday
As Recess Ends.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10 (U. P.) —~ There will be 86 or more lame ducks in the 78th congress when it convenes Tuesday for a short session to take up legislation, including compulsory ‘ military training, extension of the war powers act and unemployment compensation for federal employees. With several contests still pending which may increase the number, the house will have at least. 75 lame ducks, 34 coming as a result of Tuesday's election when 31 Republicans and three Democrats were defeated for re-election. Of the remaining 41, there were 28 who did not seek renomination and 13 who were knocked out in primary fights. Five Lose in Primary
The senate will have 11 lame ducks. Two Republican senators and one Democrat were defeated Tuesday, five senators were defeated in primary fights and three did not run for renomination.
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George (Sugar) Costner, welterweight title threat from Cincinnati, will give away 12 pounds tonight at the Armory when the Queen City puncher meets Middleweight Arnold Deer, of Indianapolis, in the 10-round headliner of the five-tilt pro fistic bill to be staged by the Hercules Athletic club. Costner expects to scale 146 pounds as compared to 157 for the local belter. The complete program: Main ‘event, 10 rounds, catchweights: Arpold Deer, Indianapolis, vs. George (Sugar) Costner, Cincinnati,
Deer to Have 12-Pound Edge
Semi-windup, 5 rounds, welter-
vs. Jimmy Wilson, Chicago. Prelim, 5 rounds, welterweights: Jerry (Little Galento) Pittro, Chicago, vs. Benton Cobbins, Newport, Ky. Prelim, 5 founds, junior lightweights: Cpl. Billy Fisler, Camp Atterbury, vs. Raymond Glenn, Indianapolis. Prelim, 4 rounds, welterweights: Josh Thompson, Muncie, vs. Jack Durham, Indianapolis. The Thompson-Durham scrap will open the program at 8:30 o'clock,
With the Amateurs There dre openings for two teams in the girls’ Tuesday night league playing at the R. C. A. gym. Con{4% a Harry © Wincel, RI-8004 after 6p m
~The Beck Canvass girls’ basketball team will practice at 4 p, m. tomorrow at the Hawthorne gym, 2440 W. Ohio st. '
Book Cage Games The Indiana Central college physical education department basketball team is booking games with amateur teams in the immediate vicinity. Games are to be played at the college gym. Interested teams
weights: -Gene Gudgill, Dayton, O,/
soon as the election recess ends— next Tuesday—and a bill might be approved before the present congress expires Jan. 3. / The senate is set to go to work on two bills already passed by the house. One would authorize appropriation of $808,000,000 for some 23 flood control projects. The other would authorize appropriation of $209,000,000 for about 300 rivers and harbors projects.
Pearl Harbor Case
The house is expected to act on legisaltion to extend both the war powers act and the time limitation for trial of Rear Admiral Husband E. Kimmel and Maj. Gen. Walter C. Short, navy and army commanders in Hawaii at the time of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. A provision setting “up a system of unemployment compensation for federal employees was knocked out of the George demobilization bill— which as enacted covered only nongovernment employees—to facilitate enactment of the measure prior to the start of the election recess on Sept. 21. Separate legislation covering government employees 1s scheduled to be brought up in the house soon after the short session opens. The civil service chmmission has prepared an omnibus bill for federal workers including such matters as pay raises and unemployment compensation.
URUGUAY BELIEVES LEAGUE IS NEEDED
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10 (U,P.).— The government of Uruguay, while expressing a preference for a return of the old league of nations in modernized form, has stated that it would support a new organization on condition that it would provide “a positive guarantee of Iinternational peace and security.” Among the provisions it said such a new league should embody were adequate protection for the rights of small states, compulsory submis~ sion of disputes to an international court if they cannot be settled by arbitration and the collective use of force to prevent aggression when deemed necessary by the league.
HE’LL BE 11 ON 11TH
George Hodge, son of Mr. and Mts. Charles Hodge, 2170 N, Olney st. witl-be—11-years-old tomorrow;
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Nov. 11, Armistice day. A pupil at
contact Pete Bailey, GA-5683 or st, Francis de Sales school, he also
has 11 letters in his name.
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