Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 November 1945 — Page 32

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A ekoton’ hicags. (Indianapolis time). Times Special CLEVELAND, Nov. 2.—~Two of the three top ranking football teams in the nation, undefeated Navy and undefeated Notre Dame, will clash here tomorrow before a sellout crowd of 80,000 fans, in a game with

national championship implications. |

This will be the 19th renewal of

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teams, Notre Dame winning 14 of

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the games, and Navy four. Last &8l

year both elevens came up to the

Middies slaughtered the Irish by a 32-13 score.

pox car scores, and eking out a 7-0 over Illinois in the opener. ch Hugh Devore is confident that the Irish are as ready for Navy

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200, 000 Want Grid Tickefs ~ At:Cleveland, but No Soap; Hotels, Streets to Be Packed

Times Spee CLEVELAND; Nov. 2~The re - in football Jhistory—more than 200,000 fans—would crush Cleveland stadium tomorrow for the Navy-Notre Dame game if seats and tickets were-available. But they haven't been, offically, since Aug. 28. _ On that date both schools sent out the last of 83,000 tickets. Since then checks and cash begging 120,000 more have been sorrowfully refunded, Rev. Pr. John Cavanaugh, vice president of Notre Dame, reported. Municipal stadium will be packed té its towering rafters, the downtown streets mobbed. Hotels have been sold out since late August for

Cleveland is ready to play the part of genial host. The stadium has been painted and cleaned. Eight extra turnstiles have been installed. Trafic Commissioner Martin Blecke has assigned 375 police to handle the collegiate crowd.

There Will Be No Beer, No Coffee

: The Cleveldnd Concession Co. had laid in the greatest supply of #& foodstuffs for any local stadium event. President Ben Goetz has 70,000 hog dogs, 50,00Q cups of hot chocolate, 36,000 bottles of “soft stuff,” 40.000 boxes of peanuts and popcorn plus 35,000 programs. There will: be no

fi beer or coffee sold, he said.

f Navy arrived this morning, checked in at Hotel Tudor and worked out in private at the stadium this afternoon. Notre Dame will get in this evening and stay at Hotel Carter. Neither team is bringing a band. The Cleveland Latin high school band will toot for Notre Dame and Cleveland Lakewood high school for Navy. Tonight the Notre Dame club of Cleveland, under President Ed Kileen and Norman McLeod, is sponsoring a rally at a downtown spot. Guesty will include Adm. Ernest King, boss of the Navy; Jim Crowley, Elmer Layden and Don Miller, three of the {immortal Irish “Four. Horse- - men” of the 1924 team.

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Times Special BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Nov. 3.— Indiana’s Hoosiers, top-heavy favorites to defeat little Cornell college of Iowa here tomorrow, prepared to lay out the welcome mat for the Hawkeye school. The contest is scheduled in the form of a “breather” for the undefeated but onee-tied Hoosiers. One week from tomorrow Indiana meets a formidable Western conference opponent—Minnesota at Minneapolis, and Coach Alvin (Bo) McMillin wants to field the strongest Indiana eleven of the season for the Nov. 10 event. The Cornell tussle replaces the game scheduled with Bunker Hill naval base. The air training station is being discontinued. . Coach McMillin plans to leave the piloting of tomorrow's game to his

slated to scout Minnesota when the Qophiers play Michigan at Ann

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NEW YORK, Nov. 2 (U. P)~— Indiana—hotbed of basketball and

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will attempt to hit the comeback

trail in an intersectional tussle with

the Pittsburgh university eleven afternoon.

rivals, both of whom are leading exe

ponents of the T formation, is exe pected to attract a crowd in the neighborhood of 15,000. - Isbell Warns Em ts The colorful Boilermakers, still tn? the thick of conference contention despite the setback at the hands of Northwestern, will be seeking to ree gain the form that enabled them to upset all pre-season dope by rushing through their first five encounters |undeteated, : : Improvement of line charging < and downfield blocking has been emphasized this week by Coach Ces cil Isbell as he warned his charges that Coach Clark Shaughnessy's ! tricky T formation will demand un- * remitting alertness on the part of the Boilermakers if they can hope to regain their winning stride, -

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as they will ever be fof an im- Opposes Ball By BOB STRANAHAN |season for Indianapolis lads in sev-|on and it paid off ‘again at 8:43 portant game. Our Indianapolis Capitals not|en games. Tony Bukovitch and|in the period. This time Defense The Middies, on the other hand, IBLE LINEUPS only. held the undisputed leader-|Rosy Rossignol each tallied two/man Hugh Millar broke up & Buf-| sgt. Sheldon Bell, Camp Atterhave not impressed in winning five hip in the American Hockey 1 goals, so it didn’t seem to make|falo drive, sped through and drove . L ship e an eague ‘ : » bury light heavyweight, will make games, but they have left the defl CR today but also had the loops scor-|much difference which forward the puck past Goalie Frank Cerynite impression that they are just role ing record for the season after|line-was on the ice. All of the boys|ance unassisted. > his first ring- start here tonight op Sue verge of exploding with allf Gow SR a - their rousing 11-2 triumph over the |Were connecting, Bukovitch made it 3-0 before the | When the soldier-boxer collides with of their power, RE Buffalo Bisons last night. The Caps wasted no time in get- Bisons finally connected. Al Sheridan, Indiana titleholder in “Rated with Army as the two top B the division, to head an Armory pro of the country. before the 3. B. With some 6635 fans in the stands {ting started. . 1. The Buffalo goal was slapped In 0". ‘The obo fol anson warted. ‘the Middies have ex- ER i” Herat 148 well ag League President Mautios)--The-. first. period was -only=17 jr Roger Luger ub 1420 of the (CE complete card fol- : 0 Podoloff, the Sorrel clan outshot/seconds old when Jud .McAtee , as if to up for |" has perienced Houble in getting pik Kickoti—3 p. m. (Indianapolis time.) and outskated the visitors from the |fiashed the red light, with the first|that one, the Caps scored again in J Main Sroul=1d rounds—light Jnstulled er ution SHok- Times Special first faceoff. goal. It was a rebound shot with[33 seconds. Rossignol was on the Reavywelh nee) Al ) MUNCIE, Ind, Nov. 2—~The But-| Steve Wochy turfied ' the hat|Wochy getting the assist. firing end of this one. the | Shelton Bell, Camp Atterbury ru 2 : ler Bulldogs will invade Muncie trick for the Caps, the third of the| . The home boys kept the pressure] The fifth Indianapolis goal of pom Pp . ded Doran ‘Found’ | tomorrow to play the Cardinals of itil eat came alter some fine Sem Mike McKessick, Indian . timing and beautiful pass work * i » . Sr. 1001s, ov 3 ©. 70-sr 21 Swe tn ow ives ot Fockey Standings and Summary {sre ors Buen sid io La ei Fe nd their series. This is the first time wick, Little Pete Prelim—6 rounds—welterweights defenseman Bagel (Red) Doran of flipped & out for(, "0 0.’ Muncie, Ind Whit the St. Louis Flyers hockey team,|that the Butler-Ball State gridiron AMERICAN LEAGUE Indiasinpolis (11) Buffalo (9) |Jerry to drive home just three sec- B ’ : ’ oti. 8. i missing since last Friday, was lo-| battle has been played away from Waters Biviivn” . -_{ygloon sev Snds bhufore- the putiod sued Prelim—5 rounds—welterweights: cated last night, General Manager | 17 dianapolis soma ¥ LTO OAR The home boys lost one of these igh Carson announced today India * Pittsburgh 4 2 1 3% un 9 3 back at the start of the second Pete Leno, Cincinnati, vs. Jimmy .| Butler has annexed every game|Cleveland ..... 1 3 3 1» §| Woh Pe | Martin, Chicago, also said that Doran had| DUCT Bas SIAC St. Louis..." 1 4 1 13 31 gd Me Ais t wing Tod when Leger fired in a longl™, 4 : been suspended indefinitely for|Uring 10-contest rivalry of Saale Divi A Indianapolis spares—_McLenahan, Millas. one from near the blue line after| rounds—heavyweights: breaking training rules. the schools. The Blue and White|, 4 1 3 10 15 10|Holots, Leswick, N. McAtee, '| Rollie McLenahan had made one| ohh Weatherford, 188, gridders have scored 203 points as| Providence § 3 13 ; 8] Buftuo spares—Lynm. Leger, Alum. | stop of & Bison drive. lis, vs. Rees Collins, 185, Des Moines. compared with Ball State's 49. In|Ronslo co... 3 4 3 3 31 8 Rauderson, Cooper, Mundrick, Pinkbeiner. : The Weatherford-Collins- tilt will PAL Club Banquet 1634 Butler defeated the Cardinals, TET Bonk Reforos Hugh McLean; Umpire—Norb Douglas Scores open the program at 8:30. P. 34-0 for the most.one-sided victory INDIANAPOLIS "11, Buffalo 3. Regarnig. period: The Caps peally peppered Ceryof the series. NEXT GAMES Buse ined 1 8-3 ance the Ne: o the period and . : In the last Ball ‘State-Butler| TOMORROW--INDIANAPOLIS st St. 100 oor Ine came up } ‘three more goals. Tribest Lose game, played in 1942, Butler, cap- Louis; New ¥ Javen at Hershey; Ptsbyrgh |; hice Weck ) (3% @ Indianapolis, | Wochy got two of them, one a long ers tained by Boris (Babe) Dimancheff, SINDAY-8t Louis at INDIANAPOLIS; Miftar_ (lina Indianapolis, angle shot from the right of ee. Ri ey : : .| later a Purdue All-American, held 8| gence: Hershey at New Havent: © FT0V" | Buffalo, Leger hosters Lewis) 14:20; (5) |cage. The other was Rossignol's sec- | [NE] raves fh =e FRR Co he ls Tn Both the Bulldogs and Ball State| Un SCHOOL pSeeond period — scoring —— (1 Buflalo.|glso got an assist on the play. CAGO, Nov. 3 OI. P.), ; need victories 10. stay in. the con- Brn AE 2 Wochy (J. McAtee) 7:57: (9) Indianapolis, Les Douglas smacked in & 100g | misutes ty select sing ming: ; , ? ference Race, Smosh Valparaiso | Ha: (Randoga 18 Twp. (Delaware) 18, Green Twp. 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