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when the Illini and Irish clash in Memorial stadium before a rec-ord-breaking crowd of 73,049. So much importance has been ner-up, will open the Big Nine seaattached to this 10th battle be- son here tomorrow before an extween the two schools, that 4,040 ected throng of more than 70.000 Bleacher seats have been add. | | football- famished fans, ed to the stadium's permanent ca- was d £y-of 63009 to accommodate the - The game which last year decided the Big Nine title on the)

While teams in rival camps ran opening day as Indiana triumphed | through final drills for the tilt. 0b-| 13.7 will attract one of the largest servers agreed the Illini, despite a ds in Wolverine fils 33-7 conquest of Pitt last week, will| {rs game cTOWCS In rate as a definite underdog, but one tor which might spring an upset. record opener in 1938 of 73,589 be-

Indiana's Wes!ern conference grid champions and Michigan, 1945 run-

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Climax Runner [tween Michigan and Michigan Notre Dame has superiority in State. manpower, experience, weight, and, Despite its last week's loss

all-around strength. Illinois has | ~incinnati, Coach” Bo McMillin's Buddy Young, a climax runner who, ions hold a decided edge of: can. break up any ball game. [the Wolverines on past performBetween the starting lines there ance and physical strength. Indiana | is little to choose. The Illini aver-|,.. = gareated the Wolverines two age 206 pounds per man, the Irish years in 209. But beyond the first-string.| ya 7 act year. Coach Frank Leahy has far more | reserve strength than Coach Ray IL U. Line Heavier Eliot can muster. | Physically the Hoosiers will field Moss lacks the experience a line that averages 201 pounds of John Lujack at quarterback, but|/from end to end against what apIllinois is pears to be a 183-pound line if well fortified at halfback with Julius Coach Fritz Crisler presents what! Rykovich, Young, Paul Patterson, llooks like his best combination at Art Dufelmeier, Dyke Eddleman and | this pre-game stage. Chick Maggioll. Russ Steger, Bert| The Hoosiers’ backfield at 186 Piggott and Murney Lazier should pounds with Ben Raimond! at quarhandle fullback capably. ter, Pete Pihos at fullback‘ and Superior Fullbacks Junmy Dewar and Mel Groomes at The Irish will match against these the halves, will be about three men, in addition to Lujack, Bob|pounds heavier than the backfield! Livingstone, Emil Sitko, Terry Bren- Crises may be expected to send out. | nan and Mike Swistowicz, nal. | T o sideliners, Michigan's backfield | backs, and a superior group of full- | combination looks like Howard| backs, Jim Mello, Gerry Cowhig and Yerges at quarter, either Dan] Corwin Clatt. Dworsky or Jack Weisenburger, at Illinois’ only distinct advantage is| fullback, with Gene Derricotte and| in having played a football game|Paul White at the halves. and due to large numbers of re-| Michigan apparently will depend |

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Captains all . and possibly may exceed the| start of the big grid battles. Left, Howard (Goon) Brown, Indiana university guard; center, co-captain John Lujack of Notre Dame,

quarterback, and right, co-captain Ziggy Caarobski, Irish tackle.

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west’s outstanding welter- Flatbush was proud of its * | weigh Funching local boy who has won| within a half-game of St. Louis his last six starts, with three by| Even Branch Rickey, the sage knockouts, are billed . to fight, 10 but conservative Dodger president, rounds tonight at the Armory. was impressed. For the fist time | The Buckeye mauler will be mak- since his’ early-season prediction ing his second start since return- that the Dodgers didn't have much , ing from three years overseas duty ' chance to beat out the Cardinals with the army where he stopped this year, he admitted that he had Omar Kuidri in Paris, to take the! changed his mind. European Theater of Operatiions| “I wouldn't be surprised if you welter toga. In his first start at Co- bys win the pennant.” he said in lumbus, O., two weeks ago, he put making a personal dressing room away Woody Lowden in the fifth appearance to thank them for the round. $5100 motorboat they had presented The compléte program follows: him the day before. Main Event—10 Rounds—Wel- “And T want you to know terweights: Cleveland Brown, Cin- win, lose, or draw you are the | cinnati, O., vs. Sparky Reynolds, In- greatest bunch of fellows in the

dianapolis. world.” Semi-Windup—6 Rounds—Catch- | Durocher Beams i weights: Arnold Deer, Indiana Manager Leo Durocher,

|dianapolis, vs. Tommy Byron, In- iormance of dianapolis. figured that Prelim—5 Rounds—Catchweights: | chance now." Willie Jones, Indiana state feather-| The Dodgers, who have but single weight champion, vs. Oliver Cob- games left tomorrow and Sunday bins, Newport, Ky., lightweight. {with Boston, are idle today while Prelim—3 Rounds—Middleweights: | the Cards begin the first of their Jack Beatty, Cincinnati, vs. Salty three-fame series with the Cubs. Wade, Indianapolis. Durocher said he would use Prelim—4 Rounds—Middleweights: | Lefty Joe Hatten, his prize rookie Red Arnold, Charlotte, N. C, Vs. against the Braves tomorrow, HatJim Chaney, Indianapolis. {ten has beaten the Beantowners The Arnold-Chaney mill will open three times without a defeat. the card at 8:30 o'clock. Although the Dodger domo would | make no commitment on his Sunday | pitcher, it was believed that he would come back with Kirby Higbe,

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Tigerish Tony Zale (above) of Gary, Indiana, defends his middleweight crown for the first time at New York's Yankee Stadium tonight. Questioning his reign is Rocky Graziano, Man- | nattan’s No. 1 title contender. Since returning from the service last fall, Zale has engaged in six contests and won all by knockouts. Tony is one of the most savage body slashers seen in wears. His chief weapon is a smashing left hook to the midsection—a punch Rock-a-Bye

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20-0 in 1044 d tween the Dodgers and Cardinals was at the * a TOW, 0 and welterweight champion and one of today and in Brooklyn they were talking ot nothing but “total victory.”

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and Sparky Reynolds, hard victory yesterday over the Philadelphia Phillies, creeping once again to fully over its first hurdle in defense

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both at Brooklyn.

also breaking perfectly and it was not | servicemen on both squads,|upon speed and quickness to offset state “middleweight champion, In- pheaming over the brilliant per- until he eased up in the late in- |

{| Boston

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College Gridders in Important Games Tomorrow

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. Here are the fellows who'll call heads or tails for their Hoosier teams Yomorrow when the officials flip coins for the |

Inset, Dick Barwegen, Purdue guard. Irish Trim Sacred Heart

Cathedral high school today held the Indianapolis “parochial” footwho bounced back to a big 8-to-2 ball championship and was success-

27 (U, P.).—The broiling battle for the flag be-

‘win, lose or. draw” stage

lof its city title, " aw The Irish achieved all this tast

night as they humbled Sacred At a Glance

Heart's Spartans, 55 to 0, at RooseNEW YORK, Sept. 27 (U. P.).—

velt stadium. «The victory was " X | 1 The National league pennant race Cathedral's first in two games, and |

| the defeat was Sacred Heart's third in four times.

. 3 Games To | pn ihack Vince ‘Gatto led the Ww L Pct. Behind Play : : x Cathedral scoring parade, tallying | St. Louis. 55 36 60% I? { the nine Irish touchdowns. Brooklyn. 95 57 625 1a 2 ree 0 nine Irish

Bill Holmes and Skeets Wiedekamp scored two apiece, while Jack Har-| less and Charles Schmutte earned | | one each. ! point was credited to Harless.

Gatto Scores

Remaining games: St. Louis—Sept. 27 (night), 28 (night), 29, all against Chicago at 28,

Brooklyn—Sept. 29 Boston,

a pass, and from the second Inning |, t th xt Cathedral until one man was retired in the; TENSpOTHNg of the ne

seventh, did not permit a man to = : get on base. Park v VS. s. Pullman He got 13-hit help from his mates| park School plays Pullman

including a tremendous 375- foot | Tech of Chicago here tomorrow homer by Joe Medwick with a man | in the opening game of the

Higbe was fast and his curve was

. . Tangle at Fairview Bowl

[fess manager, tqday predicted that |

The one Cathedral extra |

| The Irish weren't long in getting |

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FRIDAY, SEPT. 27, 1946

Boilermakers Tackle Towa; Butler, Eastern Illinois Team

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» Jurdve Sg glows | Eastern Illinois Butler Karras CL. dl ' Ka Mier cvevesiein ln Boriniesns Geiman Barwegen Sey L ; wei). Bl | LaRose McAllister Kodba ......... C Lawrence Barnes aviv ie LG. vevscer in Potter Murray Re y In ngrum . Hurrle French oR xo Davisson . Hamilton Maloney +R Phillips Hayton Perrone | DeMoss Q. ing | Richey Dobkins Smock L. . Tunnel] | Ba ‘os Dold | Ehlers ‘ R. Smith | Johason |. N. Winiams Cody . F.B Hoerner | Stabler . O. Williams Kickoff: 3 p.m tIndianapolis time). Gross ions le B . Moriarty ad p Kickofr: 2 p. m. Officials: Referee, ank Luzar; umpire, George Katzen-

IOWA CITY, 1a. Sept. 27.—Paul Ta Brechler, University of Iowa busi- | The = most. pleasant

{Butler's football game tomorrow

head linesman, Babe Wheeler

aspect of

{i}. goo, x allie} Jroveils Jere. to | afternoon against Eastern Illinois ‘hand for the Big Nine clash be- State at the Fairview bowl is that |tween*the Hawkeyes and the Pur- it will end Coach Tony Hinkle's due Boilermakers. hectic pre-season days. : It will be the. Western conference ginee practice opened several lidlifter for both elevens. In non- weeks back. Hinkle and his staff

a “warmup” games 1ast | have undergone strain that might J gn have broken meaker gentlemen, |and it's to their credit that all State ‘Schedule still behave rationally. | There was that matter of equipTONIGHT : ment shortage when gridiron candi-

| Indiana Central at Franklin, 8 P. M. dates were running signal drills in TOMORROW | bare feet and sports jackets. There {was that squad of more than 170 to Canterbury at Ball State. corral rpm] Plays had to be [Eastern Illinois State at Butler. taught, mistakes corrected, minor Indiana at Michigan. | injuries nursed and treated. | Lawrense at DePauw. When the squad was reduced to Purdge at Town. | about 100, . things began to log Rose Poly at Manchester. jbrighter. But even during the p Valparaiso at Niagara. | week—when Hinkle could. envisi Wabash at Indiana State. [his starting lineup—he was both{ered by such stuff as an aerial { heckler and unidentified horsemen | week, Towa defeated North Dakota | |using the Butler practice field for State, 39-0, and Purdue edged Miami & bridle path, of Ohio, 13-7. Bulldogs in Trim Last year, the Boilermakers In spite of it all. Butler will open swamped the Hawkeyes, 40-0. tomorrow against the Illinois team In tomorrow's attraction, Dick! All Hinkle's probable starters seem | Barwegen, outstanding guard, ,will/in good physical condition. Conserve as acting captain of the 1946 siderable time has been spent in Purdue eleven for the second polishing the Bulldog “attack and straight week, and Bob Smith, reg- tuning an aerial game to accomular right halfback, has been named |Pany the Butler ground plays. captain of the Iowa warriors for| the day. He scored two touchdowns been augmented by afternoon movies in the North Dakota State game. |in the fieldhouse, where glaring mise Light Workout

The Boilermakers established pre- | game headquarters at Cedar Rapids | last night and were. to engage in a| | final light workout on the Coe college fieid there this afternoon.

|1ed-faced. culprit appreciate darkness of the projection room. This season's Butler team is going to be a home-grown affair, and tomorrow’s starting lineup will include

| four Cathedral alumni, two ex-Tech | Coach Eddie Anderson of Iowa | pjavers, a pair from Manual and a

{reported that he was pleased with | former Crispus Attucks star. the way his squad reacted to Pur-| -Bytler will use a blended offense, due plays in its final hard drill yes- | pikirte its “T” with a dash of the terday. Passing and pass defense | single wing for a more powerful con- | dominated. the Iowa drills all week. |coction. Coach Cecil Isbell of Purdue re- | Hinkle says he has little informaported from Cedar Rapids that his; {tion on the Eastern Illinois Pansquad would be minus the services|tlers, that the spy he sent to pick (of Bill Canfield and Bob Pfohl, in- up material came back with only ap | jured halfbacks. The Boilermakers’ | expense account and a bushel of head mentor indicated that Kenny Illinois apples. Nevertheless, he | Smock or Harry Szulborski would | found somehow that Eastern Illing | start at left half in place of Can-| | biggest asset is its 214-pound 1.1 | field, with Ed Ehlers the leading and Butler strategy has been shape? { prospect to replace Pfohl. | accordingly.

the

Sessions on the practice field hava §

[takes on the screen made many a .

on base, for the prep school gridders. There was only one unhappy note.

{That was the bitter blow suffered | drive—one of 68 yards—that was {when Pete Reiser, “the unluckiest|climaxed by Harless' one-yard |guy in baseball,” suffered a broken | plunge. bone ¥hove his left ankle when he | All these were accounted for in slid back to first as Philly pitcher |the first half, and then Gatto

LOCAL HIGH SCHOOLS Cathedral 35 Sacied leant 0 bis right-handed ace, who mowed Charley Schanz tried to pick him | took the opening kickoff of the secIGH SCHOOLS w . ’ East Chicago Roosevelt 26, Gary Horace |40WR the Phils yesterday. oft base in the first inring. ond half to race 71 yards for the Ma - | ; . a EVA Bosse 13, Proviso, Til {fourth touchdown. Three more } Terre Haute Whey, 20. © Ora wiordsville 6 | counters were recorded in the third ° Louisville AY LEO yo ase qa qq en ar period, Wiedekamp romping. 36 ton 14. Atlantic Christian rn yt . i Gustavus Adolphus 32, Augsburg 7 : yards for one, Holmes going 42 ms - AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TODAY vards for the next and Holmes OVERCOATS! W lL Pet W L Pet AN i i y . i Championship Bout Boston 103 48 682 Chicago J 72 10 ATT) AMERICAN LEAGUE » | traveling 45 yards for the third on ° 91 60 603 Clevelan \@ 66 85 .437| Cleveland at Detroit, a pass interception. New York 85 67 .559 8t. Louis 65 86 430 Washington at Boston

St Louis at Chicago (2! {Only games scheduled.)

NATIONAL LEAGUE | fourth quarter.

Pittsburgh at Cincinnati Chicago at St. Louis (night).

(Only games scheduled.) | RR NATIONAL. LYAGUE Sandlot. Football Leagues to Open

. 001 011 13 3 18 i New York ' 000 M. Cooper and Masi; Gee and Grasso. (Becond Game)

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Boston ... © 200 001 1004 § 1| - New York oo oe 11— 811 3 Three of the four amateur foot Wright, 8pahn o Barrett and Padgett, ball leagues planned by the city Magi; Grissom, Thompson and Warren, : » ka +4 1 s fall will Philadelphia. . 000-000-0202 7 i recreation department this f Brooklyn 100 402 10x— 8 13 0 play their opening games on muSchanz, Judd. Stanceau, Karl and Hem-

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Pittsburgh 200 010 000— 3 8 1 day. N Chicago 000 100 04x— 5 10 0 Twenty teams will see action, Good Ready to Wear Clothes ® Hallett, Gerheauser and Salkeld: Kush, y ; 9 Hanyzewski, Meyer and McCullough eight tomorrow morning and 12, Only games scheduled.) Sunday afternoon. - n AMERICAN LEAGUE | Saturday afternoon the “sandiot- Ww i t Y St. Louis 0 000 021-3 7 2 ct mh t B tler's e nvi e our Detroit on 100 04x— 6 15 0 ers wi be guests atl us : Galehouse, Ferens and Moss; Kretlow opener with Eastern Illinois A t and Swift home Ope t of the ate receipts tr arge ccoun washington 000 002 000 2 7 o Normal an y part o : gale foment Philadelphia ( 000 000 0 6 0;will be used to purchase equ Haefner and Early, Flores, Christopher ! No Red Tape

and Rosar for the city park teams. Only games scheduled.) |

, -9:30 a.m, INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Junior League, Saturday y : 3 ‘oleman vs. Keystone at Riverside and > iantreal Final Game 3 Flayel) 711 0 Fai view Presbyterian th South Side how AT LEON S T0 We h . bl } k f Syracuse 44 100 011— 4 8 1|nets at Brookside 80. A. m., th | ’ e have a sizable stock © Moulder and "Pranks; Howell, Harrist, | Bust Side Eagles at Brookside ard onl YOUR INDIVIDUAL | East Community Center vs. Ray r good woolens that were pur-

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Loyola Schedules unde. 28 Hardwood Tilts

CHICAGO, Sept. 27 (U, P.).—A| 28-game basketball schedule today marked the return to “big time” athletic competition by Loyola university of Chicago.™ Loyola's 1946-47 schedule includes games against Southern Methodist, | Teaxs Christian, St. John's Uni- | versity of Brooklyn; Toledo, Tulane, |

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The first-round schedule follows: |

-2 Pp. . at Garfield:

An open Rit also is being organized |

27-1 having | [their football troubles treating a Indiana, DePaul, the Univeysity of | | dozen cripples and wrestling with

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