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Wha F. Broadoast-—WBBA, Chicago. Kickofl—1 p.m, Times Special EVANSTON, Ill, Oct. 26.—Purdue university's football team, winner of five straight games including a stunning 35-to-13 triumph over Ohio State last week, will defend its

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GAMES TOMORROW Towa at Notre Dame.

Tulsa at Indiana. Purdue at Northwestern. Eastern Kentucky at Valparaiso, Ball State at Earlham. Franklin at Central Normal.

pressed Wildcats at Dyche stadium tomorrow. It will be home-coming at Northwestern for the first time in four years and the game will mark the B0th anniversary of the football rivalry between the two schools. They first met in 1895 and since that time they have engaged in 27 games with the Boilermakers holding an edge of 14 victories against 12 for the Wildcats. One game ended in a tie. Purdue forged into the lead by winning the last three games of the series, Riding on the crest of last week's upset over Ohio State, the Boilermakers are heavy favorites to aver power Northwestern's young Wildcats who have lost two games and tied one in Big Ten competition. The Wildcats opened their conference schedule by holding Indiana to a 7-to-7 tie but since then they have lost to Michigan and Minnesota. The Wildcats will be hard. pressed to check the rampaging Boilermakers. Coach Lynn Waldorf's proteges (the starting lineup contains five freshmen) did a masterful job in actually outplaying Indiana Jn that 7-to-7 tie but failed

games,

Bisons Hit Stride

NEW HAVEN, Conn., Oct. 26 (U. P.) —The Buffalo Bisons were credited with their first victory in the current American Hockey league race today, and they went all out to get it, scoring a top-heavy 9-0-1 triumph last night over the New Haven Eagles before 1500 fans. Five different Bison players scored during the second period to clinch the

victqry. Barons Get Motter

CLEVELAND, Oct. 26 (U. P.).— Manager Al Sutphin of the Cleveland Barons announced today the outright purchase of Alex Motter from the Detroit Red Wings who he believed would bolster a weak defense line. The player was discharged from the coast. guard recently,

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Same Schedule Daily Except No Skating on Monday or Thursday Nights or Nights of Hockey Games or Special Attractions.

JOIN THE OWL'S CLUB A Few Memberships Are Still Avalil- - able. The Owls Skate Every Satur- © day Night From 11 P. M. to 1 A, M.

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Tom Hughes, Purdue's ace tackle, leers at the Wildcats.

defense. Caps peppered some 36 shots. x The home boys were slow in getting started, but once they found the groove they made life miserable for the Rhode Island contingent. The first period was scoreless, then the Caps shoved in four counters in the second heat and another four in the final session. They literally skated the opposition into the ice in these final two stanzas,

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shape for the pair of contests with the St. Louis Flyers over the weekend, one in the Mound City and the other on home ice.

Put On Pressure

The teams took turns putting on the pressure in the first period but neither was able to make the most of the scoring opportunities. Roy Sawyer dropped back from wing to a defensive chore once to save a goal for the Caps and LeClerc made at least two stops which might have resulted in Indianapolis | counters, Once ' he came out to smother the puck on a drive and | on another occasion he blocked one of Pete Leswick’s one-man forays | from the right side of the cage. Winky Smith, Rol’ Forget and Russ Knipfel drew penalties during the heat but it didn't seem to make | much difference to the offensive punch for either team. » » »

INDIANAPOLIS (8) PROVIDENCE (0)

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Indianapolis spares—McLenahan, Millar, J. McAtee, Dowxlas, Sawyer, Reigle, Smith, N. McAtee, Forbes,

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Providence spares—Kemp, M. Lavoie, Roubell, J. Lavoie, Gagne, Bellemarre, Sherza Forget, McCom Referee — Eddie So: Umpire — Yip Foster, Score by period: Providenbe .........iananvss 0 0 0-0 Indianapolis . .....o'vseevess 0 4 4-8 First period—Scoring--none; Penalties Smith (slashing); Porget (High sticking); Second period-—Scoring—(1) Indianapolis, Brown (Ritchie) 1:09; (2) Indianapolis, Leswick (Bukovitech, Brown) 11:16; (3) IndianapoMs, Douglas (Sawyer) 14:52; (4) Indianapolis, Leswick (Millar,

| Brown) 18:22. Penalties—Branigan (rough- | ing): McComb (roughing), Third period—(5) Indianapolis, N. Me-!| | Atee (Reigle, Smith) 6:06 (6) Indianapolis, N. MecAtee (Millar, McLenahan) 14:59; (7) Indianapolis, Bukovitch (Brown) 16:39; (8) Indianapolis, Douglas (J. MecAtee) 10:42. Penalties—Forget (tripping); Reigle (high sticking); Sawyer (high sticking); Sherza (Misconduct).

Old Rivals Tie

COLUMBIA, 8S. C, Oct. 26 (U. P.).—The traditional Clemson- | South Carolina football game, the 43d renewal, played before a state fair crowd of 25,000 here yesterday, wound up in a scoreless tie. The favored Tigers threatened five times,

gon to 100,000 MIAMI, Fla, Oct, 26 (U. P.).— The Orange Bowl football game will be played before 60,000 in 1949, and perhaps 100,000 in later: years, the city commission said today after approving plans for a new stadium The present stadium holds only 36,000 as top capacity.

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New Goalie Gets Shutout As Caps Trim Providence

By BOB STRANAHAN Rookie Goalie Tom Wilson gained a well-earned 8-0 shut out last night as our Indianapolis Capitals shellacked the Providence Reds at the Coliseum before 7392 paid customers, The young net minder, down on loan from the parent Red Wings at Detroit, turned aside every scoring thrust with the aid of an alert He was credited with 12 saves during the contest while the

swiftness as opened, two goals being chalked up

at 1:16. Tony Bukovitch and Brown got assists on the play.

They set themselves up in good]

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The Caps struck with sudden the second period

within the space of a minute and 16 seconds.

Brown Scores

Jerry Brown hit on a pass from George Ritchie at 1:09 in the period and then Pete Leswick connected

Les Douglas scored on a neat pass from Roy Sawyer to make it 3-0 at 14:52 of the second heat and Leswick caged the next one on a side shot just before the period ended. There seemed to be some argument over just which player should receive credit for the goal Norm McAtee got two Indian-

apolis goals in the early part of}.

the third period and Bukovitch and Les Douglas were the late scorers. The Caps were decidedly sharper offensively than they were in their first two appearances and made their best scoring drives of the! | young season. All hands seemed determined to | help Tommy get his shutout, the result being a considerably improved brand of defensive play. Wilson was sent here after regular goalie Floyd Perras was injured in the Cleveland game last Sunday, Perras is not expected to make the trip to St. Louis tomorrow. . =

AMERICAN LEAGUE

Western Division v L T GG GAPis Pittsburgh ‘ 0 0 24 12 8 INDIANAPOLIS 3 0 2 18 8 6 Cleveland ... 3 3 M42 3 Bt. louis ..... 1 2 0 § 13 2 Eastern Division L G GA Pts, Hershey ...... 0 3 Nw 8 Providence .... 2 2 11.0 5 Buffalo ....... 1 3 1-31-20 -3 New Haven ... 0 4 I 4 1

RESULTS LAST NIGHT INDIANAPOLIS 8, Providence 0, Buffalo 9, New Haven 1.

WEEK-END SCHEDULE TOMORROW--INDIANAPOLIS at St. Louis, Pittsburgh at Hershey, Providence at Cleveland. BUNDAY-—8t. Louls at INDIANAPOLIS, Hershey at Buffalo, Cleveland at Providence, Pittsbugh at.New Haven,

Mack to Clash With Nenoff. on Mat

Paddy Mack, the Cleveland matman who has become a favorite with local fans, will tackle the veteran Steve Nenoff, Russian grappler, in the main event on the

day night, Mack, a speedy and ski'led type, will be facing a rugged and tricky

opponent in Nenoff. The latter also

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Bend. Kickoff —1:30 p. m. (Indianapolis time).

Times Special SOUTH BEND, Ind. Oct 26, — Forty-five thousand fans are expected in the Notre, Dame stadium tomorrow when undefeated Notre Dame plays the University of Iowa. Between halves of the contést, Navy Day will be celebrated with appropriate ceremonies. Vice Admiral Frederick C. Sherman, U. 8. N., who commanded the first carrier task force of the Pacific fleet,

‘| will speak. The United States Navy

midshipmen’s school band will play while the complement of midshipmen at Notre Dame passes in review before Adm. Sherman, Capt. J. Richard Barry, U. 8. N.,, commandant of the Notre Dame naval school, and the Rev. J. Hugh O'Donnell, C. 8. C, president of the university. Fourth Meeting

This will be the fourth meeting between Iowa and the Irish, and Notre Dame has yet to win. Iowa is the only college in modern his-

Notre Dame, in a series extending more than one game. The Hawks handed the Irish their first defeat of the season in 1921, winning 10-7. The series was resumed in 1939,

o|Flunk in Spring, Eligible in Fall

Summer school appeared likely| today to be extremely popular with| Indiana high schpol coaches and! athletes in the future.

the Indiana High School Athletic association revealed that the ath-| letic council has approved a plan allowing prep athletes to make up failing work in summer school %0 as to become eligible for fall sports. The council also ruled that athletes who change schools because of an unavoidable change of residence

new schools. L H 8. A A.-approved officials will be eligible to work all-star] games, but no change has been | made from the present rule for-| bidding member. schools, their students or faculty members from participating in such games.

HIGH SCHOOL SCORES

Evansville Central 13, Evansville Reitz 6 Gary Lew Wallaée 28, Gary Tolleston s

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Bill Walsh, Notre Dame center, awaits the Hawkeyes.

Navy Day Ceremonies to Highlight

Tilt Between Notre Dame and lowa

nd | fame to the late Niles Kinnick, who

tory who has never been beaten by! pm,

when Iowa knocked off Elmer Layden’s six-game winning streak, 7-6, in a game which brought national

scored all points for the winners. The Irish, seeking their first win over the Hawks the following year, were again set back, losing 7-0, after they had won their first six games, This years game finds Notre Dame entering as an overwhelming favorite to defeat the Hawks, but Coach Hugh Devore has been pounding into the Irish all week the fact that other highly favored Notre Dame teams have been defeated by Iowa under similar circumstances.

Bowling Scores

#00 BOWLERS (MEN)

Bob Susemichael, Moon-Lite Major.. Don Bcrees, Parkway Recn.

Fred Carson, E. C, Atkins Co......,. 648 Lowell Pouch, Parkway Recn.. cee B44 John Ott, Universal .. . 640 Cell Wine, Koerner Optical "Mixed. 636

Al Weevie, Universal Baker, Universal ...... 1 Pryor Smith, Universal ............., Wm. ghling, Vegetable Growers.... Bernie Mills, Universal .. : Tom Logan, Parkway Recn. Bob McPherson, Universal .. ‘ Kenneth Christensen, Automotive ...

OTHER LEAGUE LEADERS (MEN)

Jack Lovelace, Coca Cola (P. H, O'G) 509 Bd Fanchaly, Commonwealth Loan .. 587 Jas. Marlin, Koch Purniture 590 Jack Moran, Building Trades 58 Gale Thomas, Jngpn. Power & Light 574

Joe Muterstaugh, Shrine ............. 510 Al Meyer, Printeraft ...........co000s 566 Richard Wagner, Stewart-Warner vine BES Wm. Akers, Grotto .......cxciiernesrs B57 E. Ely, Sturm Recn, ...... «es BB2 Harry Weevie, Stevens Mortuary vox 4% Dave O'Dell, Broad Ripple Am. Legion 3

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John Goldsberry, Indiana tackle, has no fear of Tulsa.

Speed Drivers Seek Pay Hike

NEW YORK, Oct. 26 (U, P) — Members of the contest board of the American Automobile association said they would take preliminary action today on suggestions by racing car owners and drivers that prize money be increased at AAArecognized races.

More than 100 drivers, owners and promoters were heard yesterday by the board in the first of three daily sessions, and Board Secretary James Lamb said most of them believed a “golden era” for auto racing was here and wanted to enjoy larger shares of the expected record gate receipts. Yesterday's session was devoted to the suggestions, with round-table

Turners Revive Boxing Program

A. PF. Kruwell, athletic committee chairman of South Side Turners, has announced the popular Southside school of physical education will stage its 21st annual Marion county amateur boxing show Dec, 7 and 14. The bouts will be held in South Side Turner Hall, 306 Prospect st.

during the war being held in December, 1941.

Indiana district of the A. A. U. the

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| feated Tulsa meet here tomorrow | afternoon in an intersectional foot{ball battle expected to attract a

{game records and power-laden of-

{tions of turning the game into a |slam-bang contest.

E | marching presentation of the Crane

The annual show was called off with the last one The event is strictly for amateurs, both for experienced lads and beginners, and the classic is sanctioned by the ana's

The Turners’ fistic program starts! Indianapolis amateurs off on thetr| winter season, which is culminated annual Times-Legion Golden Gloves tour-

Indiana F Fides :

Tulsa Eleven

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Times Special BLOOMINGTON, Ind. Oct. 26. —Undefeated Indiana and undes J

I. U. is the favorite. Both teams sport undefeated fives

fenses* which have all the indica=

Halftime ceremonies at the game will observe Navy day with 8a

ammunition depot’s famed navy {band and a precision marching drill of a marine company from the Crane depot. Orange Bowl Champs

It'll be the first Big Ten invasion for Coach Henry Prnka’s Golden Hurricane, the 1945 Orange Bowl champions, who have steamrollered five opponents from beyond the Mississippi already this season. The high-powered Hurricane whipped Wichita, West Texas Tech, Drake and Nevada, scoring 170 points while holding its opponents to seven. ; Two high-geared offensive ma{chines will pe matched in a game which may well develop into a high-scoring affair. Tulsa’s offensive power, centered arou Camp Wilson, 200-pound star - back, will be pitted against Indic fast-running = backfield of | George Taliaferro, Mel Groomes, Ben Raimondi and Pete Pihos.

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hn Ci Mallory... ....is HH in the Moon-Lite Major league at A Mengen, Untverssl re enarnaavaey si Moon-Lite alleys. It was the best renz esman np Cecil Bevis, Riviera Club (B. Ripple) 610 solo series in that loop this season. H. H. Kollmeyer, Mers Engr. Vesrurneny Ste Don Screes was runnerup to Fre eper, Vegetable Growers... ..... : Chuck Williams, Atkins ............. 607 Susemichael,’ 234, 224, 204-662, for Shel Savior, B. R. Mallory. caeranaenns sos Parkway Inn in the Parkway RecCF san car uans san i i Bill Sans Usberton 3: * 803| reaction league gaining him the Bill Biers, Marvin Shell . ‘ « 801} honor. ank Buckshot, Automotive ... . 800 : Elmer Brehob, Vegetable Growers.... 600] ‘Tillie Jardina turned in her John Hartman, Marvin Shell. coves 800

initial 600 series of the season while in action with Queen's Tavern in the Bowes Sealfast loop at West

the 19th 600 posted loops this season. It was the third in the Bowes circuit,

Lou Riggs All Set

For Next Season NEW YORK, Oct, 26 (U, P.).— Lou Riggs, third baseman, notified

had received his discharge from the army air force of Ft. Bragg, N. C.,

training next year. Riggs left the|

ni Dodgers at the close of the 1942

season to Join the service,

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McPhewson Coal Rolls Up 3-Game Total of 3009 in Universal League

Although scoring in last night's tenpin loops was not as furious as that of Wednesday night, one team fired a 3009 total, two male kegelers 3| passed 650 and another 600-series was posted in feminine competition. McPherson Coal took team honors with 1015, 1004, 990-3009 in the 2| Unviersal league at Pritchett's, Individual honors were carried off by Bob Susemichael, Who had

1161 IN SINGLE GAME PITTSBURGH, Oct. 26 (U. P.). ~The Colteryahn milk team of Pittsburgh held a season's bowling record today for knocking down 1161 pins in a single game. Highest

previous total was 1154 scored by the Silver Seal Sodas of St. Louis, according to American Bowling congress records.

Welterweights Bob Simmons, Ine diana state champion, and Gene Gudgill, Dayton, 0. will clash in the 10-round main event of tonight's Armory boxing card. x Matchmaker Lloyd Carter eng neered a last minute switch in the six-round semi-windup after Ro) Lewis, Muncie welter original slated to face Cpl. Dave Bruce, w knocked out in Chicago Weane; day night. Lewis will be replace by Benton Cobbins, of Covington, Ky. Pirst bout at 8: , The comi~, {plete program: Main Event—10 rounds weltess (weights: Bob Simmons, Indianaps olis, vs. Gene Gudgill, Dayton, O. Semi-windup—6 rounds—welter weights: Benton Cobbins, Coving ton, Ky., vs. Cpl. Dave Bruce, Bae Field, Ft. Wayne. Prelim—5 rounds—middleweights Larry Gudgill, Dayton, O., vs. Curtis Fowler, St. Louis, Mo.

Hinshaw Is Named State Junior Chief

of Rushville high school association, Marion Crawley of Lafayette wh elected vice president and Ray Lin son, Indianapolis, was named sec

the Brooklyn Dodgers today that he| retary during a meeting here last

night. District chairman elected were:

and would rejoin the club for spring | Ralph King, Kokomo; Tim Camp- | even higher if fair weather pres Franklin; Rev, James Conroy, | { vails Dischinger, | teams will play before a capacity

bell, Elkhart, and Donas Terre Haute,

Athletic Director Robert Hinshaw today | headed the Indiana Junior Baseball |

Prelim—4 rounds—heavyweights: John Weatherford, Indianapolis, vs. Ted Newsome, Chicago, Ill. Prelim—4 rounds—welterweights: Pfc. Al Deacon, Baer Field, ys. Tiger Kiggins, Indianapolis. :

- . Football Inflation -| PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 26 (U. PJ). -| ~Ticket scalpers, without batting an eye, were asking $50 today for a single seat for the Penn-Navy game with the prospect the price will go

tomorrow. The unbeaten | crowd of 75,000,

Jo Berkopes, Sexton Real Estate. vos B5B Bertha Urbancic, Bowes ............,. 855 Leona Welds, Bowes ...... .......... 546 | Judy Hindel, Brightwood Fuel oo... 53 Mary Leppert, Coca-Cola conse B34 Catherine Pitzpatrick, Bowes 531 T. Deputy, Beanblossom Mort, Mixed 528 Pauline Stegmoller, Bowes. ...., 519 Evelyn Wiesman, Bowes. . ............ 518 | Berniece Brownlee, Bowes..,......... 517 Ted Moore, Bowes « B16 M. Buckner, Kernel Optieal "mixed +. B14 Vivien Weaver, Brightwood Puel...... 512 Mae Keating, Coca-Cola .... .. .....4 508 Vivien Parsons, Brightwood PFuel..... 507 { Hester Lichiefiauer, Bowes........... 5

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Gladys Arnold, Hillerest Virginia Benjamin, Antlers Mary Stuart, Coca-Cola ... Helen Franz, 8t. Philp ....ccovvnvess Leona Allee, P, R. Mallory...... ‘ F. Wilson, American United Mixed... Mildred Gerrard, Rainer F Furniture ; 451

features an aggressive style and has been a consistent winner in local | rings. Although 4 member of the ocing |

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