Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 September 1946 — Page 10
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. By SFEVE SNIDER, United Press Sports Writer - NEW YORK, Sept. 30.—Rolling back the years with its old coach| and a host of war veterans, Notre Dame returned to its familiar role as No. 1 football team in the nation today with Texas, Alabama ahd Army ning a dead héat for second. yng ve manner in which the Irish throttled Illinois, 26 to 6, indicated Coach Frank Leahy has fashioned another terrific team at Notre Dame in his first season | m——————— er—— romem— after a hitch in the navy. |due, 16 to 0; Texas Tech bogled From the looks of the schedule,|over Texas A. and M., 6 to 0; U. which next sends the Irish against o 1, A. overwhelmed highly touted Pittsburgh, Purdue, Towa and Navy,| oregon State, 50 to 7, and North they may not receive a serious carolina State, scoring in the last challenge from any quarter until|ys seconds, ‘defeated Duke, 13 to 6, their battle for revenge with Army after restricting Duke to a game
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[net gain of two yards by rushing.
Both Alabama and Army had to| pp Midwest otherwise ran true scramble Saturday to Stay up near |.. fon Michigan, one.of the Big
the top but Texas other touchdown avalahche obliterated Colorado, 76 to 0, and|,
that
confirmed the unanimous prediction of all the Southwest that Dana X.
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to' 0, held Ohio State to a 13-to-13
tie Saturday.
Blanchard Is Out With Felix (Dox) Blanchard on the sidelines with a leg injury, Army reeled under Oklahoma's savage line
play but pulled out its 20th straight victory over a three-season span, 21 to 7, on an 85-yard run with a recovered fumble by Quarterback Arnold Tucker at a critical moment when the Sooners were threatening to tie the score. rushed the Cadets, 129 yards to 83, but Tucker gave Army a passing edge of 82" yards to 33 and his 85yard run showed only on the scoreboard—which was balm enough.
Oklahoma out-
Alabama's Harry Gilmer set up
the Crimson Tide's against Tulane with a first period punt return of 43 yards and it held up through the subsequent rain for a 7 to 6 victory. Hal Self scored for Alabama and Hugh Morrow's conversion was the winning margin.
only score
which thumped West Virginia, 33 to 7, after losing to Illinois by the same score; Alabama plays South Carolina which bumped Newberry,: Ore : J . gon turned back A. A, Stages 21 to 0, and Texas tangles With oi jjege of Pacific, 7 to 6, and St. Oklahoma A. and M., vieym of an Mary's outlasted Washington, 24 “upset” Saturday when tied by to 20. Arkansas, 21 to 21.
Scott Scores Twice Clyde Scott, former Navy star,(game in the Southwest, but Rice
Dartmouth defeated
turned the trick for Arkansas with [lost an a pair of touchdowns which Bob | game to Louisiana State, 7 to 6. Fenimore matched for Oklahoma A. and M. before his third period | touchdown defeated Villanova, 7 to ONE YEAR AGO. . .. Last fall | in the triple presentation . . injury. Fach section had an upset of |vorites with a 33-to-0 victory ever |season-long fugitive a | King’s Point, Harvard defeat, heavier .and heavily favored Holy | necticut. 7 to 0, and Syrafuse beat Cross, ‘3 to 0: Iowa whipped Pur-|Boston
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Nine favorites, knocked over In|diana’s defending champions, 21 to . Minnesota defeated Nebraska, 33 to 6, and Northwestern hit a late stride to win from Iowa State, 41
a ; to 9. ‘Kentucky moved up to Cinmasterpiece. Further evidence: cinnati and blasted Ray Nolting's .Missourl, trampled by Texas, 42 little Cincinnati team, 26 to 7. Cin-
Badgers Victorious Wisconsin of the Big Nine turned
on a three-touchdown burst in the fourth period to defeat California at Berkeley, 28 to 7, in the top intersectional duel of the day. In the Southeastérn conference, Tennessee and Mississippi joined Alabama on the victory side. Tennessee defeated Georgia Tech, 13 to 9 andy Mississippi defeated Florida, 13 to 7. In non-conference games, Georgia routed Clemsgn, 35 to 12, and Vanderbilt defeated Tennessee Tech, 35 to 7.
turned in a 13-to-3 victory over William and. Mary. Richmond and V. M. I. played a T-to-7 tie and North Carolina was held to a 14-to-14 tie by Virginia Tech. Coast Results
Southern California got away to a flying start in the Pacific Coast
and U. C. L. A. was in its first oné | With its 50-to-7 victory over Oregon | State. In. non-conference games,
Texas Christian defeated Baylor, 19 to 16, in the only conference important intersectional
In the East, Navy's first period
|cinnati scored the upset of the week | last Saturday by downing Indiana. |
Miami's Orange Bowl champions:
Hlinois' Julius Rykovich (at right) picked up 3 yards on this end | run, but the Illini couldn't make a mark on the hard-fighting Notre Pame machine in their meeting at Champaign. The score was long on the Irish side, 26-6.
2 By EDDIE ASH State 47, Missouri 6. . . . This year, Times Sports Editor a 13-13 tie. . . . Last year, Case 20, ARMY FEARS NOTRE DAME....|Ohio Wesleyan 14. , . . This year, Heh, heh, heh...: This was a blue | Wesleyan 27, Case 0. Monday on the Hudson, at West| THE NATIONAL GAME... OrPoint, - where Army Coach Red | ganized baseball's honesty received Blaik scanned the pr | additional endorsement and giltreports of his paged presiige. in ig aan) y : i league's crucial gam scouts Who spied J p week when out-of-the-race teams on Notre Dame at g #| fought the contenders to a standIllinois. | still , , . right-down ‘til the last The Army bird
{ out. pe dogs probably RADIO ENTERPRISE. . . A dropped their
| super sports program-<was on the | air yesterday . . , Station WING,
This week-end, Army meets Cor- conferenge with a Friday night vic- N. D, formation 3 | Dayton, O., throtigh leased Westnell, which defeated Bucknell, 21 10 |i, over Washington State, 13 to| Charts on Blaik's: | ern. Union wires, broadcast detail 0; Notre Dame plays Pittsburgh, |, gi. tor defeated Idaho, 45 to 0,] 965K and then | play of both key big league games,
took to the woods,
The Irish have |at Brooklyn and St. Louis, and
Coach Leahy: |Kkepi’bace with the action in both a’ couple of tall 1so the Pirates-Reds wartime scores to settle with the | PATES and. ‘also
[twin bill at Cincinnati. Kaydets come Nov. 8.... Leave-1t | ¥ nl ; 8 7
h Frank Leahy to take-good | ‘TRIPLE - HEADER . . . The oh the nbd ats | three-game simultaneous broadcast / a | involving six teams probably set a IN ONE SINGLE WEEE, & Once record in the radio field. .. Waite there was the Hopsler i t ia Hoyt, the former major league star, Bitigoee. J Was seduced. I was at the mike and seldom muffed NE. o's» A : . . Indiana and Purdue. . . . There's al- EE roe ute, tmjused - ways thie old oaken bucket to Ive for. | vi ately 60 players participated
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0: Yale unveiled its Ivy league fa-{f. U. Coach Bo McMillin was &|the reception was clear in Indan-
university, 41 to 6.
Jowa Threatens lo
In Dizzy Big Nine Grid Race
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Have Say
CHICAGO, Sept. 30 (U. BY Iowa, a doormat for Western con-
tying one. In the past three seasons ~ they had scored but a single vic- sul
tory, while losing 15 contests. The outlook at Iowa at the outset
of the campaign wasn't bright, but]
the Hawkeyes turned in a major up-
set as the Big Nine ‘title season touchdown in the opening period In other N. F. L. openers, opened Saturday by beating Purdue, against Indiana and then played to | Philadelphia Eagles,
16 to 0.
i In the other conference game g Michigan defeated . the defending
champion, Indiana, 21 to 0. Two Spark Hawkeyes
Outside league ranks Notre Dame play and sparked the Wolveririe at- | gave an impressive demonstrationitack. A 51-yard sprint with a punt { ready well into its schedule, was of power as it trounced Illinois, 26 for a touchdown was his outstand- | dominated by the |trounced the New York Yankees,| Waterfield, and his aerial game pro-| handled the new post in expert]
: ference football rivals for six disheartening seasons, threatened today to become a factor in deciding the dizzy Big Nine championship. Towa hasn't been jx the first division of the conference grid standing since its famed “irofi men” of 1939 led by the late Niles Kinnick finished as runner-up to Ohio State for the crown. *y Since that" golden season, the|— ere Hawkeyes have won only eight con-!at jowa pre-flight, were the key figference games, while losing 25 and. ?
ures in Towa's victory. The passing, running and kicking livan and Tunnell accounted for all, of Iowa's points;
Hoosier Defense Crumbles Michigan marched 56 yards for a
protect that advantage until the | Hoosiers’ defense crumbled in the
{rushed across two more markers. Gene Derricote, a star at Michi|gan in 1944, returned to collegiate
to 6; Northwestern trimmed Iowa ing contribution.
State, 41 to 9; ‘Minnesota downed Nebraska, 33 to-6; Wisconsin rolled |the conference race by: its im-|Without a loss: or tie. over California, 28 to 7, and Ohio] pressive ‘ State was held to a 13 to 13. tie by| The Badgers turned on the power |Previous games. surprised the unto score three times in the final | dete
Missouri.
Wisconsin gained new support in
victory over
While Iowa's upset victory over period.
Purdue doesn't automatically push it into, a title contending position, were never extended in their con- | _the triumph indicates the Hawkeyes tests, . are on their way out of the gridiron,’ Ohio State had to come from place-kicking of Lou Groza fea{behind to score a fourth-period Bob Sullivan, a transfer student | teuchdown from Holy Cress, and Emlen Tun-| Missouri had been beaten, 42 to 0, nell, who played war-time football | by
doldrums.
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STATE COLLEGES
| Maryland 84: Bainbridge NT. 8 0 Vanderbilt 35 Tech |The 1946 baseball season, a recordMichigan 21, Indiana 0 | Morehead Teachers 39, Morris Harvey 6 Virginia 7 Hampden-Syvdney 0 . Iowa 18, Purdue 0 | Michigan State 43, Wayne 0 { Virginia Tech 14. North Carolina 14 (tle). [breaker at the box office, was good Notre Dame 26, Illinois 8 | Mississippt 13, Florida 7 V. MM 7. Richmond 7 (tie i | Butler 19, Eastern Illinois 12 | Minnesota 33, Nebraska 6 Washburn 7. Augustana (8. Dy 0 {for records on the field too, and Wabash 1), Indiana State 0 (N iseippl State 41, Chattanooga 7 Washington-Jeflerson 6. Bethany 0 | DePauw 19, Lawrence 19 (tie Monmouth 26, Parsons 0 Western 1ilinois 21. Illinoig Coliege 6 statisticians today entered a new
Manchester §. Rose P
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Niagara 31, Valparaiso 0.
a 67, Tem
32, New' Mexico State 0
akee 13 (tie). 1)
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e 0. ross 0,
Military 0.
Northwestern and
to deadlock Missouri
Texas in its opener a week ago
nd College. Pro Football
| Montana State 13, Brigham Young 12 Muhlenberg 32, Lafayette 20
Muskingum Capital 6
Northern Illinois 49, Elmhurst 6.
San .Prancisco 26, Nevada 14 Southern Illinois 6, Stanford -45, Idaho 0 Bt. Ambrose 3, Xavier 0, St. Lawrence 14, Union 0 8t. Olaf 19, Macalester 6 Simpson 6, Nebraska Wesleyan 6 (tie). Spearfish 6, Dickinson 2.
| Susquehanna 13, New York City College South Carolina 21 Newberry 0. South Dakota 19, Yankton 13. 8, Dak. State 6, Iowa State Tchrs. 8 (Lie 8t. Norbert 19, Whitewater 12, St, John's. 27. Loras 0 : St, "Mary's 24, Washington 20, Syracuse . 41, Boston 6. y Tennessee 13, Georgia Tech 9, Texas 76, Colorado 0, Texas Tech 8, Te Texans Christian Lula
Xas A. & M, 0, 19, Baylor 18, 52. New Mexico A. & M. 0
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California.
Minnesota
| by passes from Graham. Groza |
Northeast Misouri 0
Southern California 13, Washington St. 17
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. Superstitious Bo feared 8| yp BESTUDIK SOLD . . . This haircut would put the jinx on the |i: e the Indians’ popular switch © | hitter goes to the Boston Braves. can get an early-season haircut this| = gy. sale was announced over year but it will cost one buck. | the week-end and all Victory field HIGH STREET, COLUMBUS. ... fans hope he makes the big league Who's Ohio State's next coach? grade. . . . After the 1942 season, .. . Here are just three examples of | Bestudik was sold to the Brooklyn the difference between 1945 and |Dodgers but Uncle Sam cancelled 1946 college football. -, .. Last year, |the deal and Joe served in the navy Purdue 40, Iowa 0. This year, Iowa | three years and returned to the 16, Purdue 0. . . . Last year, Ohio!local wigwam last spring.
Chicago Bears, Cleveland Browns
Grab Spotlight in Pro Ranks
| NEW YORK. Sept. 30 (U. P.).—The Chicago Bears, pre-season fa-|
vorite in the National football league, and the Cleveland Browns, rated best in .the All-America conference, were making the predictions look good today as they topped their leagues. i The Bears, hitting with all their pre-war power, crushed the Green | Bay Packers, their most bitter rivals, in a season-openifig game, 30 to 7. | the! —— ——— Dor mms - — rated the best|converted three times and kicked a |dark horse, whipped the defending! field goal. | champion Los Angeles Rams, 25 to| 8id Luckman, the man who makes
{turned in a mild upset with a 14!for two Chicago touchdowns while
| Redskins. | Bill Osmanski. | The All-America conference, al-| A] Sherman's sharp passing car-
Browns,
|24 to 7, for their fourth victory|vided the Eagles with two touchThe Buffalo downs in the last period as they { Bisons, losers of all four of theiricame from behind. Bob Hoernschmeyer. passed for ated Los Angeles Dons with al/two touchdowns and came up with 21 to 21 tie, and the Chicago Rockets topped San Francisco, 24 to 7. Graham, Groza Star
{ Otto Graham's
pace the Rockets to their second victory since Coach Dick Hanley was fired and a three-player board
the took direction of the team.
passing and |vrea the Brown's victory. Inter-| ceptions led to the first two Brown
| touchdowns, and both were set wl Feller and Kerr
~~ |Set New Marks
Western Michigan 47 7 8
Ripon “0 Western Union Dal
nk’ «Wesleyan 6
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Youngstown 20, St. Bonaventure 4
¥ Ohio 27, Murray (Ky.) 7 my 3, Okichoms Aggies 21 (Ue). | Ohio“ Miami 42, Memphis ATC 0 ACADEMIES as he beat them, 4 to 1, besting Hd 10 Wesleyan 27, Case 0 allt rec é / ’ Bal mn fdllace 43, Jon Carroll 0, | Otterbein oF Detroit Techs 0 Pullman Tech 13 park > : Hal Newhouser, and topped the © Belof! 20, Cornell Collegs 0. 5 Ohio State 13, Missouri 13 (tie), : go official record set by Rube Waddell than oun ontana State 0. Oregon 7, Col. of Pacific 6 hy ! % Pittsburgh 33, West Virginia 7 HIGH SCHOOLS in 1904, ‘ Pittsburg (Kae.) 12, Warrensburg 0 Gary Emerson 27, Gary Lew Wallace 6 Kerr played his 52d errorless - Stat oJ A a n p r i » ra alias & Say neal d 6 Evansville Memorial 19, Muncie Central 13 game, breaking Leo Durocher's s -
| h | recor PROFESSIGRAL record of 51 set with Cincinnati.
| “amen
| National League —— Game Changed
Washington 14, Pittsburgh 14 The * football
Chicago ‘Bears 30, Green Bay 7 Brownsburg and Decatur Central
(tie),
Philadelphia 25, Los Angeles Rams 14. All-America Conference
Cleveland 24, New York Yankees 7 ‘Chicago Rockets 24, Ban Francisco 7 Buffalo 21, Los Angeles 21 (tié),
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Indiana State Is Next Foe For Bulldogs
Coach Tony Hinkle will take his Butler Bulldogs into Indiana conference company next Saturday at the Butler bowl, with Indiana State’s Sycamores as guests and foes. The Bulldogs had thelr first public showing in Saturday afternoon’s heat, scored three first-period touch« downs, permitted two to Eastern Illinois State in the third quarter
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FRIDAY Indiana Central at Earlham.
SATURDAY Indiana at Minnesota, Purdue at Illinois. Pittsburgh at Notre Dame. Indiana State at Butler. Ball State at Bowling Green, 0. Cedarville, O., at Canterbury. DePauw at Illinois Normal.
Evansville at Illinois Wesleyan. Franklin at Wabash. Defiance, 0., at Manchester. St. Joseph's at Valparaiso.
and came out with a 19-12 victory in what eventually became a hottempered affair. The Bulldogs’ biggest shortcoming in their opéner was their lack of aerial defense, and it's a sure thing Hinkle will devote plenty of {practice time this week: to this phase lof Butler's game. Pass Defense Weak
Both Eastern Illinois touchdowns came on pass plays, although in fairness to Butler, it must be pointed out that one was strictly a fluke. The ball bounded off a couple of chests before it plopped into. the hands of an eligible receiver on the goal line. But the Panthers’ other score was an aerial to a lone gentleman who went completely unmolested from the time he caught it until he crossed the goal. Orville Williams, former Crispus Attucks star, set up the first Butler touchdown and also scored it on a pretty 27-yard pass from Jim McLinn, Tom Sleet plowed over for the second Butler score shortly afterward, and the Butler line got a share of the glory on the third marker. Set back to its own six-yard line, Eastern Illinois attempted to kick out, but End John McHugh broke through the reputedly rugged Panther line, blocked the punt and fell on the ball in the end zone for the score.
Herman Named Pirate Manager
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entering the navy in March, 1944. Returning to baseball after two years’ service, Herman suddenly was traded to Boston early this year in a move that brought down the ire of the Dodgers’ fans on Manager Leo Durocher and other Brooklyn officials. Last Saturday Frankie Frisch re-
seven-year stretch at the helm and | clearing the way for Herman's appointment in line with ‘the new
ownership’'s “change of faces” policy. | Herman has appeared in four
| world series—with the Cubs in 1932, | 35 and '38, and with the Dodgers {in 1941, He also appeared in 10 major league All-Star games. His
final quarter and the Wolverines 14, and the Pittsburgh Steelersithe Bear T-formation work, passed| lifetime batting average, not.in-
cluding this seasen, is .305 and his
{to 14 tie against the Washington he got good ground support from| fielding average .967. He batted John Hodges, Sun. morning Indiana
| about .295 this season. | Although Herman specializes as
ried the Eagles to. "their upset. | a second baseman, the Braves used | Wega Hayden, C who [Sherman outpassed the Rams’ Bob|him at first base this year and he|Jim Cain, Cathedral High
fashiofi. ; | Herman was born in New Albany {on July 7, 1909. He attended high i school there and still resides in the southern Indiana city.
Pirates Purchase
First Baseman
PITTSBURGH, Sept. 30 (U. P). —The Pittsburgh Pirates have purchased First Baseman Victor Buc-
Pacific Coast league, General Man-
throws left handed.
271.
Palin Reins Victor
Palin of Indianapolis reined Victory
Weeks Schedule |
signed from the Pirates, ending a|
cella from Oakland, Cal. club of the
ager Ray Kennedy announced today. Buccella is 21 years old, 5 feet 10 inches in height and bats and In 40 games for Oakland this year, Buccella hit
LEXINGTON, Ky., Sept. 30.—Sep
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Heavies In Top Wrestling Bout
Heavyweight grapplers, including two title contenders, will furnish the action on the three-bout wrestling card tomorrow night at the armory. Opening the program in a onefall tussle will be Dick Bishop of Des Moines and Joe Millich of St. Louis, while the semi-windup pits Warren Bockwinkle of St. Louis against Thor Morgan of Nashville. It also is for one fall. Louis Thesz, who is trying a “comeback,” will meet Vincent Lopez in the main go. Thesz is a former heavyweight champion and has launched -a drive which he hopes will return him to the crown. He is from St: Louis. Lopez, originally from Mexico City, Mex., was rated heavyweight champion in California a few seasons ago. They meet for two falls out of three.
Cardinal Deals
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 30.—The St. Louis Cardinals’ office today announced the acquisition -of pitcher George Koby and outfielder Jim Basso from their Houston, Tex. farm club. > The Cardinals traded infielder Bobby Rhawn and cash for Koby, and traded pitcher Jack Creel and cash for Basso.
Reliables Beat All-Star Team
The city champion Kingan Reliables won over Del Giffin's AllStars in an Indianapolis Amateur Baseball association benefit game at Victory field yesterday, 2-1. The champions took a one-run lead in the first inning on singles by Jiggs Sael and Lou Cato and a double by Eddie Powers. Vic Wyss staged a one-man show to give them their winning tally in the seventh, when he tripled and stole home. The Stars tallied in the eighth when Woody Peyton singled, stole second and reached third on an error. He crossed the plate on Jerry Steiner's long fly. It was the second meeting of the two aggregations, the Reliables winning the first by a 2-1 score in 10 innings,
[Reformatory Loses
Sheridan . defeated the Reformatory eleven, 7-0, in an in-
dependent football game yesterday with Leon Hubble of Linton at!
at Pendleton
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a ia ove Qstikoshs © | Wheaton 31. Concordia g meton Salem 0 land a new fielding record for Buddy |gong to a triumph in straight heats OTHER COLLEGES New Hampshire 13, Colby 0 Fiberioree i1, JotkUonins AaB: 0 | Kerr of the Giants, {in ‘the $25,781 Kentucky Futurity Alhance 8 Snes. 8. North Gentral 17 Tiinots Ike man 0 Wyem int Colorado School of Mines| Both set the records in final |for 3-year-old trotters Saturday. ay Lauren Tech 13. ore 4 Spr ngue Yale 33. King's Point 0 {games of the season yesterday. x i
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Sarah Shank Team Wins
Sarah Shank’s four-man golf team today held the city best-ball team championship as the result of its overtime victory at Broadmoor. The Sarah Shank team was assured of its triumph on the 19th hole yesterday when Ralph Jordan, former city titleholder, ran down a 25-foot putt for a birdie three. Other teams tied at 68 with Sarah Shank were South Grove, Highland and Willowbrook. On the 20th hole the South Grove team bested Highland, while failure to hole out on the 19th automatically eliminated Willowbrook's quartet. Playing with Jordan for Sarah Shank were Russ Rader, Art Smith and M. L. Metzger. : Other team scoressi§peedway 69, Meridian Hills 69, Indianapolis Country club 69, Lake Shore 70, Hillcrest 71, Coffin 72, Pleasant Run 73, Woodstock 74, Elks Country clib 74 and Riverside 76. In yesterday's other golfing activity Bob Salge won the South Grove club championship by defeating Clayton Nichols, 1 up, in 36 holes; Bob O'Neal fired a 76 to win the Speedway Lion's club tourney, and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ray produced an.82 to win Hillcrest's twoball mixed foursome affair.
Pfeiffer, Bromer Leading Scorers -
Freshman Me] Pfeiffer of Wabash {and Sophomore Bill Bromer of De|Pauw today were the first-week {leaders in the state's individual college football scoring race. Both have 12 points. Pfeiffer got his on a short plunge and a 50-yard run with an intercepted pass against Indiana State. fullback, plunged for both of his against Lawrence of Wisconsin. Twenty-four other players have scored one touchdown. The list doesn’t include Ed Cody of Purdue, last fall's champion, however. {He had one extra point in Purdue's | first two games.
Local Driver Is Leader in Points
| Griffith of Indianapolis rMidwest Dirt Track Racing associa-
Indiana tion driving leader today with 910]
points following a thrilling duel Jungle Park speedway yesterday. Griffith flashed across the finish line in the feature a matter of feet ahead of Hubble, who broadsided his
perate drive. Griffith also won two
and a handicap event.
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INDIANA STATE Saturday, Oct. 5—2 P. M.
Terry Brennan of Notre Dame was on the receiving end of a pass from John Lujack to the Illinois 7-yard . line In_the third quarter of the game Saturday at Champaign,
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Colonels Square Little Series
LOUISVILLE, Ky. Sept. 30 (WU, P.) —Southpaw Steve Nagy of Mon= treal will face Louisville's Al Wide mar today in the third game of the little world series now tied at one game each. Louisville evened the series yes= ferday with a 3-to-0 victory over
behind the Harry Dorish. The Colonels picked up two runs in the first on singles by John Welaj and Frank Shofner. and a double by AI Flair. the third run in ‘the third with a single which scored Jack Albright from second.
All-Stars Arrive For Game Here
Many of the big league players who completed their regular seae sons yesterday will come direct te Indianapolis today to take up heade quarters at the Antlers hotel, ine cluding Johnny Vandermeer, the Cincinnati ace hurler, who will manage the National league Ale Stars at Victory field tomorrow night when they meet George Case ter's American league team. Vandermeer was selected to ree place Ray Prim of the Chicago ‘Cubs when the latter was forced to abandon the 23-game barnstorming trip. owing to the serious illness of his wife.
Southern Playoff Goes the Limit
ATLANTA. Ga., Sept. 30 (U. B, —Atlanta and Memphis meet he.
two-hit pitching
Texas league's Rebels in the Dixie series. Memphis evened the count at three victories each here yesterday before almost 15,000 fans by turning back Atlanta, 4 to 2.
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