Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 October 1946 — Page 11

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Sh O\ dor DY Ne: r Fe r converted’ and theg Bulldogs were] Max Woolsey, State's elusive left!

< “tn” with victory No: 2, although half, took a short pass from Stuart | ic iga n outplayed most of the way. | Paught and went 4 yards for a 4 ’ Butler took a 6-0 lead at the start/touchdown in the third" period’ _ Batteries in Newly Designed | ei of the second period when Center Quarterback Fred Pugh booted the Hearing Ald. ih * Cadets’ Winning St Siresk + Butler Still

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end zone. | the daylights out of Butler. By STEVE SNIDER, United Press Sports Writer kis Tony Hinkle's Butler university NEW YORK, Oct. 7.—Spread out behind Coach Dana Bible's Texas football opportunists today turned Tornado, all the well-heeled sectional football favorites rolled along their attention to their visitation of Sinons the Ynetisa today but the inevitable showdown was approach- WR ™m Michigan > Alt Je : pu g for Army and Michigan. st. uzzed w “whews"” and “gee. They'll clash at Ann Arbor Saturday and Army’s precious winning after the Bulldogs’ 13-7 thriller over rea, now 21 games, is in critical danger for the first time in Indiana State. book Anish if th three years. It was a stery nish if there Scoring” heavily in the statistics| touted Wisconsin, 28<to 0. Ohio| ever was one. And in the. heroes’ If not on the scoreboard, Michigan|State, tied by Missourl the week Peeper won its second straight game by de- | before, downed Southern California, feating Iowa, 14 to 7, while Army|21 to 0. was lacing Cornell, 46 to 21, with| 1ouisiana State won the big one

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GRID STANDINGS

! Standings in the Indiana Intercollegiate confererice, football race:

HORNSBY liberal use of reserves who proved |in the Southeastern conference from wilsis w LT ruor cague Star Corel Tata en disappointing. Mississippi State, 13 to 6, while Tu- Py. ret h Cornell held Cadet reserves even jane defeated Florida, 27 to 13 and 156 Joseph's ..0iunin 1 vei 1—There is no and it was a four-touchdown spurt| vanderbilt held on for a 7-to-0 vic- | {Butiee. meee 1008 0807 home run , . by Glenn Davis that made the dif- tory over Mississippi. North Caro-' § h Indiana Central 3 } A h » t. Rudy, York's ference. lina State won the Southérn con-| [i [Renter on: .. 1 + me Cardinals was Alabama had a tight squeeze ference headliner from Clemson, 14 Earlham COLLET) 8 7 n which can ruin with South Carolina, 14 to 6, and | yo 7 on two touchdowns by Howard | Liha iar dnl 0 1 0 1 him a slow curve Notre Dames Junsing atiack Nu Turner, one of 98 yards on a Kick- | Inflang Stat eilid’ ai DePauw have

unimpressive as Johnny Lujack | ofr return, and William and Mary’ passed the Irish to a 33-10-0 victory defeated The Citadel, 51 to 12.

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Julius Rykovich, Illinois halfback, evades Purdue backfield men GAMES THIS WEEK

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~ Birds as their In the fourth e, it was good Slaughter to try ple into a ‘home rd when John ft, center for 9) throw. To ld have come all as the tying run,

tied last week by Arkansas. L. A, the West coast powerhouse, whipped Washington, 39 to 13. Putman, 26 to 6.

: Favored Heavily On the west coast, Oregon de- @- terrific scoring average of i ro.i0q California, 14 to 13, and

12 to 7, Georgia Tech routed V. I, 32 to 6, and Auburn 0,

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Big 9 Title Eligibles Remain

By TOMMY DEVINE, United Press Sports Writer

CHICAGO, Oct. 7.—1f history means anything the Western confer- roles were two freshmen backs, ig 2 i Tom Idaho, 32° to 0, in addition to ence football race today narrowed to four contenders—the only teams ldysky Orville Williams,” late of Texas was a Reav ih 10 Sweep U. C. L. A's easy conference Vic- ynpeaten in Big Nine competition. [Crispus Attucks and Jim McLinn of > Pltory over Washington. Outside the The titles in the Western conference usually go to a perfect record {last year's Cathedral city champs, | its Southwest conference schedule. league. Stanford whipped San Fran-

Sunday St. Joseph's at Loras, Ia.

er than 57 points per game en- Washington = State » knocked off

were two out at team. Fifteen times in the last 20 seasons it has been necessary to go Only about 25 seconds of the] . dtai J ; m m to! | Serious drain on our resources. C. R. McCOTTER, P dent » Indi lis 7, Indi ards weren't hit Te elio a, last De eT vet |uisee, 33 to 7, and Oregon State! through the league schedule undefeated “10 gather the championship game remained when McLinn res( - ¢ residen ndianape ndieneg hey should have (defeated Portland, 46 to 0. laurels. Reckoned from that stand- — he ———————— heaved a spot pass to Williams

10 to 7, meets Texas this week. Purdue, beaten by Illinois, 43 to 7, plays ine games of the week in- a the title chase now is reduced |deadloek hy Missouri in its opener | {from his own 45.. Orville took it at Notre Dame, Southwestern plays | a battle among Michigan, North- [Ohio State bounced back to trim lamid of couple of would-be Sycaat Alabama and Stanford meets] Bast—Colgate al Cornell, Coluth- | 8 orn Illinois and Ohio State. Southern California decisively. more defenders on the Indiana U. C: L. A. in other contests in- ba a} Yai Darkmouta neal, Johnny Lujack turned in another | State 30. -He cut to his right like volving sectional leaders. e at Navy, Harvard at Prince- ference parade with two straight brilliant individual performance as a scared rabbit, ducked two tackN Upset - At Hot . Pittsburgh," Villa- | tories. Northwestern and Illinois |N® sparked Notre Dame to its one- lers and scampered across the goal av se nova 0! 08S. Oe . Columbia's 23-10-14 upset of Navy| a aH at Michigan, 11. [each have won a single contest,|Sided verdict over Pitt. for the winning points. McLinn Stam San pei 3 put the week's eastern feature in|nois at Indiana, Minnesota at [While Ohio State has yet to inthe Yale bowl where Columbia will| Northwestern, Ohio State at Wi; [ausursie its league season. The| put Coach Howie Odell's offensive consin, Purdue at Notre Dame, [other five members already have minded Yale Bulldogs to their first| South—Kentucky at Georgia, Fur- | been beaten. test. Yale's second half rally, after, man at South Carolina, Texas | Michigan to the Front a 6 to 6 first half, dumped Colgate, Christian at Miami, Florida at| Michigan stepped to the front of = 21 to 6. | Vanderbilt, Mississippi at Georgia the parade Saturday when it downed

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Indianapolis Times In the Big Nine, Indiana and Tech, Rice at Tulane, Texas A. and lowa, 14 to 7, in the day's head . —_p aily News, Ine, Northwestern joined Michigan and M. at Louisiana State. line game. J A 0 ’ 0 0, 0 0 0 pr abn — Illinois in the victory column, hoth| West—Oklahoma at Texas, Baylor | L ol ~~ with unexpectéd easé, Indiana's/at Arkansas, Southern California I dunes enitlerence soniess ny - - P. a

nois trounced Purdue, 43 to 7.

Washington at Northwestern Stanford

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, Oct. T (U. P), blesville’s pitche 3 king of Indians

twice-beaten, defénding champions at Oregon State, defeated Minnesota, 21 to 0, and Washington State, Northwestérn turned back highiy- U. C. L. A,

Football Results

trimmed Wisconsin, al 28 to 0, and Indiana broke into {thé victory column by downing | Minnesota, 21 to 0, Northwestern sounded a warning it may cause trouble by its impres-.| sive showing in toppling Wisconsin. |

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STATE coLLAGES California Polytech a, DI IY ef di Indiana 21, Minnesota 0. ty Tyree San DIef%| vic Schwall and Frank Aschen-| wing enaing Notre Dame 33, Pitisburen 0. Canisius 31, 8. Mary's (Minn) 0. brenner led Northwestern's well bal- |

Carroll 33, Macalester 0. Catawba 19. High Peint 17. Cepit®l

Floyd Hamblen in their 36-hole

Illinois 43, Purdue

Butler 13, Indiana Sate anced attack.

Schwall scored the

Bowling Green 13, Ball State 0 Stel TE 20, East Remtucky | first two touchdowns and averaged | ay. Rio Grande 28, Rose Poly 6. Cincinnati 39, Marshall 14. seven yards an attempt on his 13 did all throu bash 22, Franklin 7. g Harville (O.) 14, Canterbury 6. Clarion State Teachers 40, Edinboro rushes.

State Teachers 0.

s 1 18, 0. nois Normal 18, DeéPauw Colorado Aggies 7.

ind and earlie flance (O.) 7, Manchester 0,

Wyoming 0 The defending champion, Indiana. |

shot sub-par gol “Bq v 0 Colorado College 7, Montana State 7 (tie) . ; egulation figure LTR A Columbia 33, Navy 14. Jroves 5 intends 4, iste & Agt 8 h Clarkson 13, Norwich 0 before surrendering the crown. The

t, h's 7, 1 iso 0. Si. Joseph's 3; Valparaiso § Connecticut 25, Springfield 0. - Colby 13, OTHER COLLEGES Colorado 6. Utah State 0 , t | Coe 10, Luther 6 labs § Cc ye J Rrelity 9 Dartmouth 20, Syracuse 14 4 Davidson “54. Noster 0.

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| Hoosiers piled up 22 first downs to only four for the Gophers. After being held to a 13 to 13

Vermont 7

Albion 13, Hillsdale 8 Drexel 18, Ursinus § ie i a TOR OIL Appalachian 40, Blon 0 Dickinson 1 i Arkansas 34. Texas Christian 14 Py inson EE nigh b Marietta 12. Capital 0 H Auburn 26, Furman 6 iagare uw Raw ooh. Mactn Mt. Union 20. Béthany 6 $l. Augustana (Tll.) 13, Caythage 0 J Puvug enn College (Oskaloosa, | Murray 38, Morehead 19 Baldwin Wallace 32. Ak te! Muhlenberg “39, Albright 0 Panzer Nevada 33, Santa Clara 7

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os mouth 0, w Hampshire 25. Riode 2nd State 12 NT a 2 Be Arian State 2 Eureka 2, Aurora 6 | Nerina 31, Kansas Sta SUPPL Boston Call 34, chigan State 20 Findlay 27, Wooster 6. | New York U: 19, Breck! . eS lige ] | n and Ray tr Boston U. a American Institute 0. Fresno 6. Flagstaff 8 itie | Niagara 41, Ithaca 0 5 3 : Freeno State 13, Hoth ‘All-Stars 8. | Northeastern 13, A aici 1 &

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