Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 October 1945 — Page 14

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otre Dame, I.

United Press ‘team of Cecil Isbell’s young coachi

oral championship. The same dece carried Purdue to an upset 35 to 13

finishing the season undefeated— * especially considering the “smart” schedule Isbell drew. ; it The Boilermakers, bound to sufer a “let down” after their smashing conquest of O. 8. U, have an pasy mark to shoot at this Saturday svhen they meet Northwestern's me Wildeats. Then they go against ‘i easy foes in Pittsburgh and Miami Ho) University the next two Saturays in preparation for a tough 17,

Michigan, Nov.

nd Indiana, Nov. 24, Three Conference Victories

Bs the final two Saturdays that 1 decide whether Isbell, a 30-r-old Texan who became one of game's great passers at Purdue later with the Green Bay ackers, is going to. finish with a mplonship team in his second ear as head coach at his alma ter. Purdue now tops the conue with three straight victories,

3 Unless the Western conference season is plagued by a flurry of upts,” there are only three other ms left in the race—~Minnesota, jo State and Purdue's traditional -state rival, Indiana.

* Minnesota, flush from its opening ..conference victory over Northwestin, 30 to 7, plays its toughest match t the season to date Saturday n it meets Ohio State at Minpolis, The Gophers, undefeated four outings, practically have to win this one for a clean-cut shot at the title. And the Buckeyes, stung by that asermater Jolt, will be hard to

Indiana Plays Tulsa

i Indiana, with two conference games left. against Minnesota and rdue, drops out of the Big Ten chase this Saturday to entertain Tulsa university,” The Hoosiers, who walloped Iowa, 52 to 20, Saturday, won't return to Big Ten battlefields . until Nov, 10 against the Golden 2 Gophers. Meanwhile Wisconsin, still one of the Big Ten’s more dangerous teams despite its record of two defeats and & tie, retires to the bench Saturday " while Jowa—without a victory in three consecutive conference games ‘i=heads to Notre Dame for almost " gertain defeat, Michigan, which has split even in two conference games, goes to Illinois this week after an off-day Illinois and Wiseonsin battled to a 7-7 tie Saturday t Madison. ~The Irish from South Bend rolled #to their fourth straight victory Saturday, whipping Pittsburgh, 39 to 9, The Hawkeyes should be No. § son the surprising Irishmen’s list,

Hockey Race

AMERICAN LEAGUE Western Division

. of a darkhorse and became the team to beat for the 1945 Big

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U. Keep Going

By WALTER BYERS

Sports Writer

CHICAGO, Oct. 22. —Purdue’s” Boiling Boilermakers, the first great

ng career, today discarded the role ~footption, power and aerial night that victory over Ohio State's defending

champions Saturday provided the Boilermakers with a good chance of

The Conference

CHICAGO, Oct, 22 (U'P.).—The Western conference foothall standings:

T . op, Purdue saree 30 0, 3.000 88 0 Minnesota .....1 0 0 1.000 30 7 Indiana werd OF 11000 78 NH Ohio State ....2 ‘1 0 667 67 35 Michigan .,.... 1 1 0 500 27 20 Northwestern .. 0 2 1 000 21 BT Hlinols ....., 1 1.000 1 33 Wisconsin ..... 0 2 1 000 4 32 Iowa cere 03 0 000 20 14 GAMES THIS WEEK BIG TEN-—Ohio State at Minnesota, Purdue at Northwestern, Michigan at Illinois, Other Major Midwest Games—Towa at Notre Dame, Marquette at Michigan

State,

Earl Reid Stars

In Manila Games

Tulsa at Indiana,

WITH 14TH ANTIAIRCRAET COMMAND IN. MANILA (Delayed) —8gt. Earl Reid, former pitcher for the Indianapolis Indians, has been doing some mase terful hurling

since arriving in the Manila area a few months ago. He recently pitched his 513th antiaircraft artillery battalion # team to the servjce championship of Manila. The score of the title game was 3 to 0 in spite of the fact the pitcher for the opposing 175th army ordnance nine—Willlam

Reid

(Whitie) Constanty — allowed no hits, Sgt. Reid "twice has defeated

John: Wellj's 5th replacement depot team, 1-0 and 6-5. His latest win at this writing was a 1-0, 12-inning win over Early Wynn's 785th tank repair club.

Thompson Fires

Winning Shot

By UNITED PRESS The Hershey Bears and the Pittsburgh Hornets topped their divisions in the American Hockey league today. Hal Cooper's short shot into an unguarded net gave Hershey a 4-to-3 win over New Haven last night and made their season record thtee won and one tied. Providence fell before 8t. Louis, 3 to 2, when Bill Thomson, former Indianapolis player, drove home a goal with but 18 seconds left in the me. ‘Pittsburgh won its second straight from Buffalo, 6 to 3, and ran its un defeated record to three games,

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Nardi ‘Team To Beat’ For Title; Has Power, Aerial Might

MONDAY, OCT. 22, 1945

Boilermaker ‘Spread Play’ Spread Ohio Bucks’ Line

The burly Purdue Boilermakers took complete charge of the line play against Ohio State at Columbus Saturday and opened holes large enough for a wagon to go through. Picture shows the gap made by the Purdue upsetters to permit Ed Cody to ramble for a touchtbown unmolested. Note how the Ohio forwards have been taken out-—and how. Fullback Cody tallied three touchdowns as Purdue chalked up its fifth straight victory by the amazing score of 35 to 13.

Special Go on Mat Program

A special match between Pat Riley, Chicago, and Leon Kirilenko, Russian grappler from New York, will serve as the supporting card for the Armory wrestling show tomorrow night, The bushy-haired Kirilenko, here for the first time last week, downed Jack Smith, Leon is up against a front line opponent in the populaf Riley. Tag-team bouts have heen real action-producers for local fans and the one tomorrow night is expected to be no exception. It sends Frank Clemons of Battle Creek, Mich, and Paddy Mack of Cleveland against Gil LaCross of Boston and Steve Nenoff of New York.

Poland and 2 Other

Braves Discharged BOSTON, Oct. 22 (U. P.), — The outlook improved today for the 1046 Boston Braves with the release of three players from the armed service, The trio ready to don baseball uniforms once again are Third Baseman Sibi Sisti, Catcher Hugh Poland, formerly of Indianapolis, and Bill Posedel, veteran right handed pitcher,

Butler and Valpo

Share Indiana

Conference Lead; Play Here Nov. 10

In the Indiana College conference Saturday, Butler and Valparaiso moved into a first place deadlock that probably won't be solved until

they meet in Indianapolis Nov. 10.

Butler routed Manchester, 56-0, and Valparaiso edged Ball State, 7-8. The Bulldogs are idle this week and Valpo meets Eastern Kentucky

in a non-conference game.

It was home-coming at Butler Saturday, the first of the post-war era, and the Bulldogs swamped the hapless Spartans by scoring in every quarter before 6000 fans. In other action Saturday, DePauw closed its 1945 books by bowIng to undefeated Oberlin; O,, 26-

Cub Catcher’s Wife Dies in Auto Crash

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Oct. 22 (U. P).~Betty Wray McCullough, 30, wife of Clyde McCullough, catcher for the Chicago Cubs, was killed instantly in an automobile wreck near here yesterday, She was riding with her brotherin<law, Nolan McCullough, who was seriously injured as their car collided with another auto. Clyde McCullough arrived by plane from Norfolk, Va., late last night. Mrs. MeCullough had lived with] her parents here while her husband was in the navy, He received his discharge in time to appear In one game of the world series.

STATE COLLEGES Purdue 35, Ohlo Stute 13. Indiana 32, Towa 20. Notre Dame 30, Pittsburgh § Butler 58, Manchester 0, Oberlin 26, DePauw 14. Earlham 6, Franklin 0. #» Valparaiso 7, Ball State 6,

OTHER COLLEGES Alabama 25, Tennessee 7. Auburn 230, Tulane 14. Afmy B85, Melville PT Boat 13. Ashland 19, Wittenberg 6, Baldwin-Wallace 268, Denison > Baylor 7, Texas Tech 7 (tie Boston College 18, MAssachasetis State T. Capital-28, Wooster 0. Case 20, Ohlo Wesleyan 14, Central (Mich) 7, Alblon 0, Colorado 31, Colorado College 0.

| Columbia 31, Colgate 7

Connecticut 18, Maine 12. Cornell (Ia) B65, Coe 14. Florida A. and ‘M. 39, Morris-Brown 0 Great Lakes 37, Marquette 27. Holy Cross 25, Brown 0

.| Idaho 46, Montana State 0.

Illinois Normal 20, Macomb 7, Illinois Wesleyan 13, DeKalb 0, Iowa State 27, Nebraska 7. J. C. Bmith 6, West Virginia State 6 (tie) Kingspoint Merchant Marines 26, Lafayette 17. Lawrence 27, Carroll 12, Lehigh 6, Muhlenberg 0 Loras 20, Camp Crant 8 Louisiana State 32, Georgia 0 Miami (©O,) 34, Ohio University 0. Michigan State 27, Wayne 7 Minnesota 30, Northwestern 7. Mississippl State 16, Maxwell Field 6. Missouri 41, Kansas State 7, Navy 20, Georgia Tech 6 New London Sub Base 18, Harvard 7 New York University 47, City College of New York 0 North Carolina 20, Cherry Point Marines 14.

North Carolina State 40, Greensboro 0, Ohio Northern 21, Bluffton 0 Oklahoma A. and M. 46, Utah § Oregon 26, Washington State 13, Otterbein 14, Kenyon 0, Oklahoma 39, Kansas 7 Penn State 46, Bucknell 7, Rutgers 39, Rhode Island 7 Scranton 14, Atlantic City Navy 0, Southern California 52, Pacific 0 Southern Illinois 0, Eastern Illinois 0 (tie) Southern Methodist 21, Rice 1 Bt. Mary's (Cal) 58, Mc(Melland Weld 0 San Diego Navy 81, Compton College 0. St. Thomas (Minn) 13, 8t, John's 0, Texas 34, Arkansas 7 Texas Christian 13, Texas A. and M. Tufts 70, Boston U. 0, Tulsa 40, Nevada 0 Utah State 13, Colorado State 0, Vanderbift 19, Kentucky 6, Villanova 14, Detroit 0,

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Football Scores

Virginia Poly 21, Maryland 13 Wake Forest 19, North Carolina State 18, Washington 13, Oregon State 0. West Virginia 6, J. C. 8mith 6 (tie), Wheaton 31, Elmhurst 12, William and Mary 13, Virginia Military 9. Wisconsin 7,” Illinois 7 (tle),

SERVICE TEAMS Selman Meld 13, Barksdale Field 0. Ft, Warren 28, Hondo A. A. PF. 26. Jacksonville Air Station 61, Miami Navy 0. Ft. Worth A. A. F. 19, Fourth A, A. F. 1. Ft. Plerce Navy 26, Third A. A. P, 12. Bainbridge Navy 27, Camp Lee 0 Pt. Benning 0, Kessler "Fleld 0 (tie), Second AAF 13, Personnel Distribution 0. Alr- Transport Command 7, First AAF 7 tie Ft

Benning Reception 26, Pt. MoClellan 0

Infantry

SCHOOLS,

HIGH ACADEMIES Scott (Toledo) 17, South Side (Ft, Wayne) 12 Culver Military 13, Lake Forest (Ill)

Academy 0 Central (South Bend) 39, Mishawaka 12 Manual (Louisville) 60, New Albany 21.

PROFESSIONAL Washington 24, Philadelphia 14 Detroit 36, Chicago Cardinals 0. Pittsburgh 21, New York 7. Green Bay 38, Boston 14. Cleveland 41, Chicago Bears 21.

14, and Earlham spoiled Franklin's home-coming, 6-0. Indiana College conference foot-

ball standings: Conference All Games Games LTTPOP WL T Butler .....evs 0 0144 13 3:31.60 Valparaiso ann 00 74 14 4 0 0 *DéPauw ...... 0 0 13 7 3320 Earlham_ ... 1 0 50 63 3.1.0 Ball State . 1.1.63 1% 2.13 *Wabash ...... 1-1 1:47 19 331 *Ind. State .... 1 2 0 50 65 2 4 0 Manchester ... 0 2 0 7 93 4 3 0 Pranklin ...... 0-3 0 3 id 0 3 0 Cent, Normal.. 0 3 0 98 0-3 0 *Denotes season 3 pied,

GAMES THIS WEEK Ball State at Eariham, Central Normal at Franklin,

Bowlers handicaps will be computed from their averages of Oct, 27, and - members of teams must have rolled 12 or more games to establish such an average.

If 40 or more teams participate, a first place prize of $75 is assured the winning combination. One prize will be awarded for each five entries. Tourney Entries

Frances Rhoads is tournament secretary. Entries should be mailed to her at 6118 Ralston dr. zone 5. Other information may be had by calling her at BR. 8059 or the Antlers alleys, LI. 2351. Nov. 2 has been set as the deadline for entering. The season's opening tourney, the Sturm alleys 1050 scratch team event, closed last night after a four-day run. Last week's leaders were. routed from their positions as some of the city’s topnotch aggregations took over. Barbasol, of the Indianapolis league, finished first with a 3222. The team had an actual 2901 and

321 charity pins.

Another Tie

Indianapolis (4) Cleveland (4)

Porras. ..veovis os BORL s.viieninnnes, Teno Ritchie, + right defense ......... Miltia ranigan «+ left defense ........ dolph Douglas weve Nenter ..... Cunningham Bawyer.. « right wing ..Hergesheimer J. McAtee...... left Wing ....v.e. Trudel

Indianapolis spares—Forbes, Millar, Rossignol, Brown, Bukovitch, Reigle, Leswick, W, Smith, N. McAtee. Cleveland spares — Sprout, Sherritt, Bartholome, Burlington, Thurrier, Prokop, Agar, Fraser, Kelley. Officials—Butch Kesling, referee; Allan Shields, umpire. Score by periods: Cleveland Indianapolis

Pirst period aeosing —( 1) Cleveland, Cunningham (Trudel, Hergesheimer) 1:23. Penalties—Adolph (hooking), Becond period: Joorhg) Tadibspols, Brown (Bukovitch, Millar) 4:37; (3) Indianapolis, Leswick (unassisted) 19:53, Penalties — Rossignol (high sticking), Branigan. (high “sticking). Third period scoring—(4) Cleveland, Cunningham (Trudel, Hergesheimer) 0:41; (5) Indianapolis, Brown (Bukovitch, Leswick) 2:18; (6) Indianapolis, Brown (Leswick) 7:48; (7) Clevela land, Burlington {Frase1) 11:47; Burlington’ (penalty shot) 8:42. Penalties—Sprout (tripping), N. J (holding puck), Branigan (tripping), Trudel (charging), Millar (inter-

Terence) Ritchie (major, holding).

Initial Major Tournament For Women Bowlers Planned

The season's major team event for feminine tenpinners has been announced: It is the seventh annual Pot of Silver 900 scratch tourney, to be staged at the Antlers alleys Nov. 3, 4, 10 and 11. The tourney is open to all sanctioned league members of the In{dianapolis Women's Bowling association, and a $10 entry fee, including all expenses, will be assessed against each team.

blume wound up in a tie for the runnerup spot, both having 3187s. The Shoemen had 2078 and a 209 handicap, while the beer team had 2920 and 267 gift pins. Stokely Van Camp and Kingan’s Frosty Cream took advantage of big handicaps to cop the next two positions. Stokely had 2670 (516) 3186 and Kingan 2255 (927) 3182.

Hockey Results

RESULTS LAST NIGHT INDIANAPOLIS 4, Cleveland 4 Hershey 4, New Haven St. Louis 3, Povitoney x Pittsburgh 6, Buffalo 3.

SATURDAY RESULTS Hershey 6, St. Louis 1.

Pittsburgh 7, Buffalo 8. Cleveland 4, New Haven 4 (tle).

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By BOB STRANAHAN

Our Yianapolls Capitals were within a minute and 18 sevonds of a victory over the Cleveland Barons in the American Hockey league race last night when forced to settle for a 4-4 deadlock with the chame pions. A penalty shot by Center Tom Burlington which whistled past Goalie Floyd Perras enabled the visitors to gain the tie despite a hat trick by Jerry Brown and some other fancy play which kept the. 8186

fans on tenterhooks most of the evening. Burlington was bearing in fast— all alone—on: Perras , when Defenseman George Ritchie hit him. Tom sailed into Perras and the Caps’ goal-minder was stretched on the ice for a while, There seemed to be a question

for a time about the penalty. At le&ist, Perras was in not such good shape to face the major shot given

Burlington and it swished into the nets at 18:42 of the deciding heat. Hornets Take Lead The tie, coupled with Pittsburgh's triumph over Buffalo, enabled the Hornets to grab first place in the Western division from Coach Johnny Sorrell’s boys. The customers had barely settled ih their seats before Cleveland connected. Center Les Cunningham came barreling in from the left side and made good on the first Baron shot of the game. It was at 1:23 of the period. Goalie Harvey Teno and the Baron defensemen beat off all Caps’ scoring thrusts for the remainder of the period, thanks to some fancy work by the Cleveland nettender, Brown Scores Jerry Brown got the first of his goals after 4:37 of the second period, however, to square the count. It was a waist-high shot which

came after assists by Tony Buko--

ren and Hugh Millar. The second period was a battle ar the goalies until only eight seconds of the stanza remained. Little Pete Leswick then sent the Caps in front when he beat a rebound into the cage after stealing the puck from, the Cleveland defensemen, Rosy Rossignol and Andy Branigan were in the penalty box on miners during this heat but the Barons couldn’t count during their absence, Then came the third period fireworks. Cunningham Connects Cunningham slammed in a rebound shot at 41 seconds to tie things up at 2-all, Lou Trudel and Phil Hergesheimer had helped ad-

vance the puck so they were given assists on the play. Brown's second goal at 2:18 sent the Caps out in front once more. He wés crossing in front of the cage when he took a well timed pass. Bukovitch and Leswick got the assists. It appeared as though the home boys had the thing well in the bag when Brown connected again at 7:48 on a pass from Leswick to make it 4 to 2. But there was more to come.

Fraser Tripped

Midway in the period Branigan tripped Harvey Fraser béaring in alone and drew a 2-minute pene alty, Coach Bun Cook immediately threw five forwards on the ice and the strategy paid off. Burlington tallied the third Cleveland goal at 11:47 while ‘Branigan was still in the penalty box. Trudel charged Leswick with slightly over 2 minutes to play but the Caps couldn't hit with the Barons shorthanded. Millar got an interference penalty shortly after ward, then came the telling play which gave the visitors the tie, Moose Sherritt made his first ape pearance on the Coliseum ice in an enemy uniform, but if the cus tomers were expecting trouble from the big fellow they were doomed to disappointment. The Moose was quite a well-behaved fellow save for a couple of tough body checks and wasn't anywhere near the penalty box.

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