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Irish Backs Le ‘Mello and Terry Brennan

Have3 TD's to Their Credit

s{ By UNITED DRESS Notre Dame's collection’ of talented backs

time players as a result of Coach Frank the lead with 18 points, while big tailback with Brennan and Jerry Cowhig, was tied for fourth with

eight other players. dividual scorers: ‘

served notice today that would be a major factor in settling the 1946 state collegiate footbal dividual scoring title, :

Fullback Jim Mello and Left Halback Terry Brennan, both partLeahy’s “shuttle system,” shared Bob Livingstone, who alternates at

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Scorers

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on league averages of last Friday.

entered, Tournament Secretary Ed Erler has announced openings exist

on practically every shift. The SatMello and Brennan each scored |p Jim Mello, Notre vans... 0 3TH b urday squads will start at 2, 4:30, 7 twice as Notre Dame rambled over |HB Terry Brennan, N. Dame 2 3 © 18 ; ; Pitt HB Jack Davidson, Franklin.. 2 2 1 18 and 9:30 p. m,, while Sunday shifts sburgh last week-end, , 33-0.(FB Pete Pihos Indo 3 34 18 . ‘ are scheduled at 12 noon, 2:30, 5, Both counted once on 25-yard |HB Vern Gillman, Ind. Cen. 3 2 0 12 to HB Bob Livingstone, N. Dame 2 2 0 12 7:30 and 10 p. m. uchdown ' runs. = Mello scored [FB Del Pickles, Evansville... 3 2 0 12 again by catching.a 15-yard pass|HB Orville Willams, Butler. 2 2 0 13 $200 Prize Likely from Qu {HB Bob Courtner, Canterbury 2 2 0 12 In e t of 60 tri first pl arterback John Lujack and | RE Tim Kelly, Rose oly irgas 2 2 s I nh event o entries, first p Ree ’ ’ e y “en socom touch rug prams U8 Phar Mek Wabi 3 § 8 1) PARUSRTIHSOHCAR | wil pay $20 an if whe ton ums n run, a 7-yar ’ : “dy Jaunt around end. son gaught a touchdown pass Tommy Byron, former Minne- |i) go to $300. With these kind

The leaders also scored once in agalpst Wabash last week and then

the Illinois game the week before. | booted the extra point from placeFranklin's 155-pound sophomore | ment. The conversion enabled him scatback, Jack Davidson, .was in|to shade nine other players who third place with 13 points. David-|also had two touchdowns.

Top Calumet H. S. Elevens Will Tangle This Week -

By JAMES E. WALTERS United Press Sports Wliter Hammond Clark’s Pioneers, Indiana's best defensive high school football team, and East Chicago Roosevelt's Rough Riders, perhaps the finest offensive combination, will meet Friday at East Chicago in a game that could make or break a Roosevelt bid for a second successive ythical state championship. Both Clark and Roosevelt will go into the game undefeated and tied. But from that point on, EN State

the similarity ends. . - Ratings

Coach Pete Rucinski's Rough Ridef3 generally are conceded 10 bel 3 piu Chicage Roosevelt (won 4, lost 0),

stronger than the classy 1945 outfit that “broke” 10 straight opponents. Roosevelt, whica Lad on La Porte (5-0), open date last week, has downed + Evanavills Rafts (4-0), three Gary teams—Tolleston, Wal- Terre Haute Garfield (3-0). lace and Mann—and Hammond Cary Emerson (4-1), high, averaging 30 points a game. . Evansville Memorial (3-1). . South, Bend Central (won 3, Question-Mark Club lost 0, tied 1). Coach Arvo Antilla's Pioneers, on 8. Evansville Central (3-1). the other hand, still rate as little 9. ‘Muncie Central (3-1). more than darkhorses, Antilla, who! 10. Vincennes (3-1). produced those great Clark teams Well regarded: Hammond Clark of 1943 and 1944, has a question- (3-0), Kokomo (4-1), South Bend mark club that may, or may not Washington (3-0-2), Lafayette Jefhave played over its head in edging |ferson (3-1), Auburn (5-0), Franktouted Gary Emerson, 7-6; thump-|lin (5-0), South Bend Riley (4-1), ing Hammond Tech, 26-0, and—Ilast Huntington (4-1), Goshen (4-1), week—nicking respected East Chi- Richmond (3-1). cago Washington, 6-0. This week’s Clark-Roosevelt game naturally figures as the “game of the wee,” but there are several other top attractions, most of them in the far north, La Porte, 37-0 conqueror of Danville, Ill, last week, goes to Goshen for what looms as its last formid-

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| meet a high-scoring but weak-de-fense Wallace team. Farther south, Franklin shoots for its sixth straight at Connersville, with the South Central conferencee title the likely prize. Evansville Reitz, impressive in a last-second,

apolis Golden Glover, is training this week at the South Side Community center for his state light heavyweight title scrap with Al Johnson Friday night at the Armory. Byron also is helping Gene Bland coach the South Side

amateur ‘boxers. Byron, a southpaw slugger, is unbeaten in the local ring.

of awards at stake, many quintets with intentions of traveling to Los Angeles for the 1947 A. B. C. tourney, will find the cash very handy in aiding them to reach the West coast. Deadline for entries is Priday midnight, so if your team wants to get a nice start on their season's pool, get in touch with Erler at TA. 2960. or call the Sturm alleys, RI. 9988. 8 Frances (Pug) Leppert, the Sturm alley manager, southpawed his way to 247, 203, 231-681 for the Harris

prietors’ association project and is open to all sanctioned teams. fee is $13.50, covering all expenses.

Season’s First Pin Tourney Opens Saturday at Sturm’s

By BERNARD HARMON The season's initial tenpin tournament is scheduled to, open Saturday at Sturm’s for a run of two week-ends, ? The event is a 1050 scratch for five-man teams, with handicaps based

It is an Indianapolis Bowling ProEntry Although 35 teams already have J eeemm——————— | league at Pritchett's for last night's {solo honors, Fritz Gruner, the

| bowling cop, ran second when he | estabished a season record in the Lakeshore Country Club Mixed league at Pritchett-Hunt-O'Grady. He had 197, 259, 215-671.

Dietz Has 655

Elmer Dietz of the McPherson Coal Co. team, made up of the Dietz brothers and their father, had 264, 170, 221-655. Thé Dietz's were in action in the Holy Cross loop at FoxHunt, Bob Laffey's 213, 182, 255 650 for Tic Toc club in the St. Philip No. 1 completed the evening's Uist of heavy hitting male keglers. Jane Wulzen, continually affiliated twith high scoring in feminine ranks, but never in the 600-class, reached | that coveted mark last night in the Arthuf Murray Dance Studios league at the Pennsylvania. She had 184, 214, 222-620 for Madden-Cop-ple. It was the loop's initial 600-se~ ries and the 21st of the season in

Chappuis Tops Big 9 Soloists

No. 12 team in the Inter-Club

600 BOWLERS (MEN) CHICAGO, Oct. 8 (U. P.).—Bob

Prancis Leppert, over-Club Cevaa rene 681 i Fritz Gruner, Lakershore Mixed...... 671 Chappuis of Michigan today ranked) go, Diets, Holy Cross ............ 656 as the Western conference's leading | ob Laffey, St. Fail No, $i iinet 830 nard Faust, uth Side B. M..... 629 individual offensive star. _. |Paul Butcher,” Moose Lodge. ......... 629 The first official Big Nine statis- | Harry Bowers, Moose go ... 628 : {John Hren, Indiana Bell ...... 626 tics show the Wolverine halfback | Herman Bohne, Fraternal ........,... 619 with an aggregate of 254 yards to | Frank Stumpf, Evangelical .......... 618

: be 3 : | John Norholi, Reformed Church his credit in games against Indiana | Dale Logan,

Inter-Plant 613

o | Bob Webster, Brightwood Merchants.. 612 and Iowa. i Louis Koehler, ‘Evangelical PEE ol i i 9 rds Carl Dietz, Holy Cross ............... 09 Chappuis has gained 162 ya Connie Curran, Holy Cross .......... 605 from scrimmage in the two contests | wiifred Brehob, South Side B. Mo 80 3 Otto Bosemeyer, West Side Church. ... an average 71 yards on edch ball | & ude Burilson, Moose Lodge 602

In addition he Simon Shelby Jr. Auto Transp. ... OTHER LEAGUE LEADERS (MEN) Ted Lich, Courthouse

carrying attempt. completed five out of eight passes for a gain of 62 yards to lead in

hs ar 509 d t with 625 fara Howenstine, P. 1. 0.0 Special +41 passing artme Ww a. . ostoff, U., 8. Ru Ec iaiensenns the od 1% Guy Truman, Capital Paper .......... 692 mark. Flies JoMapon 1 Saawosd Mer" a p 0Ses arold ldsmith, Nort e B. “ Chappuis cl t rival 1s Perry Harry Light, Little Flower ............ 584

Moss of Illinois. Moss turned in| Maurice Marien, Little Flower

Club Mixed .. 542 C. Mercer, Herfl-Jones ....... 538

Best Pass Receivers Vic Schwall, who led Northwest-

ern to its surprise triumph over Baseball Umpires Wisconsin, is third with 99 yards,

all gained by rushing. Map 1947 Plans

: With the Indianapolis and outLou Mihajlovich, of Indiana and E Bob Phillips of Iowa share the lead |State 1046 semi-pro, independent and among pass receivers, Each has|amateur baseball out of the way,

League Bowling Scores

ore : Carl Wood, Transportation .......... 875 Nichols Jewelry a brilliant performance against| gil, i Coeriies, Heal Sik Mixed ...) 813 plda Sa a Ms Purdue to rank as the THONEr-Up; Tom Seu, A ub 39% | Harriett Sharpless, Harlin Bros. ..... 54 | {with a game average of 125 yards. | Ray Weiper, St. Joan of Arc National gos BAG Berson, Harlin Bros, .... $13 | | J. Morgan, Allison Airport ..... » “aks . {He ran for 48 yards and passed for Ken Green, Delaware Matinee Mixed 548 | Laura Lee Gerbeck, Coca-Cole TT more. Jee Verderosa, Riviera Ruth Rose, Blue Ribbon

able hurdle before an Eastern division title in the Northern conference. South Bend Central will try to keep its slim hopes -of defending the crown by stopping beefy Michian City, Another east- NIHSC e, this one on Saturday, matches ashington and Riley of South Bend. In the west-NIHSC, Emerson tries to build up its prestige at East Chicago Washington's expense and Evansville Central, smarting from

its first loss—a 14-6 job by Evansville Memorial—travels to Gary tol

Butler to Meet

Saturday at Kalamazoo

Meeting their first football competition away from home this season, the Butler Bulldogs will journey to Kalamazoo, Mich., Saturday to renew relations with Western Michigan, an old time foe on Butler pre-war schedules. Since 1935 the Broncos and the Bulldogs have met seven times with Western Michigan winning five of the contests. Coach Tony Hinkle wasted little time yesterday patting his team on the back for its last minute effort in defeating Indiana State, 13-7, with a desperation pass. He sent his men through the usual Monday afternoon “Mother's day” game with men who did not see tion Saturday. Those who car-

Babe Zaharias Sets Links Pace

FT. WORTH, Tex; Oct. 8 (U. P.). —Medalist Mrs. Mildred (Babe) Didrickson Zaharias ruled a heavy favorite in the Texas wemen'’s open golf tournament today as match play began with 32 contestants. Mrs. Zaharias took medal honors in the qualifying rounds by going round the Colonial Country club course in T1, four-under-par. She held a one-stroke lead over Dot Kielty of Los Angeles, who carded a 72

——————————— Junior Banquet The annual banquet, honoring the champions of Indianapolis Junior Baseball, Inc, will be held at the Riviera club Monday, Oct. 14, at 6 p. m,

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19-13 victory over then undefeated Vincennes last Saturday, faces twice-beaten city. foe Bosse. Vincennes tries to salve its wounds at twice-beaten Linton: Garfield figures to add twice-whipped Clinton's scalp, ahd Muncie Central expects to move a step closer to the North Central title at Marion. Memorial is idle. Also on tap are Huntington at Ft. Wayne North, ‘Wabash at 2 South Bend Adams at Plymouth, Auburn at Bryan, O., Logansport at Kokomo and Frankfort at Lafayette Jefferson.

an Old Foe

ried most of the burden Saturday were sent to the showers early. Although Hinkle has a larger number of lettermen on hand than in pre-war years, it probably will be his outstanding crop of freshmen, ‘though lacking in experience, who will show the way in future games. Orville Williams, fullback from last year's Crispus Attucks team, is the leading ground gainer for the Fairview eleven. Williams has carried the ball 13 times in two games for a total gain of 82 yards, or approximately 6% yards per try. Bulldog fans are looking to big things from James McLinn, freshman from Cathedral, who has developed into the sparkplug of the Butler aerial attack, Throwing only one pass in the opening Eastern Illinois game, McLinn completed it to Orville Williams for a 27-yard gain. In the Indiana State game, McLinn threw 10 passes, completing only two for 60 yards, one of which, however, was the game-winning pass to Williams. Both these men probably will see considerable action against Western Michigan, a heavier team which two weeks ago defeated Ripon, 47 to 0, and last Saturday held a powerwul Ohio university eleven to a 25-7 score.

Cathedral Plays Millers Thursday

Gunning for its third straight victory after dropping its opener, the Cathedral high school football team will play the Noblesville high school Millers at Noblesville Thursday night,

Originally scheduled for Friday, the game date was changed because of the public reception Friday at Cathedral for Archbishop Paul C. Schulte, newly appointed head of the Indianapolis diocese, The Noblesville eleven has split even in four starts,

caught four. Lou King of Iowa leads in interceptions with three. On team statistics Illinois leads offensively with 347 yards in their conquest of Purdue. Indiana is the defensive leader, yielding an average of only 150 yards per game by rushing and passing to Michigan and Minnesota.

Blanchard Ready For Michigan

NEW YORK, Oct. 8 (U. P.)—For the first time in three weeks, the Army football team had the use today of its famed fullback, Felix (Doc) Blanchard, with assurance that he has completely recovered from a knee injury and will be fit

the Indianapolis Umpires’ association is ‘already looking ahead to 1947. Officers for next year will be Harry R. Gould, president; Lee Nathan, vice president; Selby House, secretary, and Paul Kramer, treasurer, ; Regular meetings will be held through October and the first of the month thereafter, until the first Friday in March, when regular weekly sessions will be resumed. . The I. B. A's annual banquet is to be held at Buckley's, Cumberland, on Saturday, Oct. 19, at 7 p. m,

Practice Tonight Coach Harold Ectman of the Kirshbaum All - Stars basketball team has called a practice for tonight at 7:30 at the Kirshbaum center, The Kirshbaums also will be represented in the senior field

this season, the older players to be coached by Rube Reiswerg.

Dallas Dixie Victor DALLAS, Tex, Oct. 8 (U. P.).— The Dallas Rebels flew the Dixie series championship flag today after completing a four-game sweep over the Atlanta Crackers, Southern association champs, with a 9-to-7 vio=

for Saturday's game with Michigan. “He could have played against Cornell if we had needed him,” sald Lt. Bob MacKinnon, assistant | coach of the undefeated Cadets, “but after we got three touchdowns in the first period, we didn't have to risk using him, . An extra week's rest will put him in great shape for Michigan+and we'll certainly

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600 BOWLER (WOMEN)

Jane Wulzen, Arthur Murray Dance.. 620 300 BOWLERS (WOMEN) Louanna Early, Arthur Murray ..... 597 Mary Lou Boucher, Ravenswood .... 878 Mary Brisnik, Ferndale Tavern ..... 569 Mary Bresdk, Real 8ilk Mixed .....,. 567 Patty Striebeck, Arthur Murray ...... 559 Flossie Haufler, Ravenswood ........ 556 Dorothy Holger, Harlin Pros. ......, B50 Mary Kelly, Blue Ribbon Ice Cream . 548 Betty Cotton, Blue Ribbon ......... B46 Bertha Hodges, Blue Ribbon ........ 1 Helen Hall, Ravenswood ............ 837 Lilia Osborn, Coca-Cola . coe 537 Margaret Mascari, Arthur Murray ... 535 Evelyn Wiesman, Arthur Murray .... 534 Ella Matkovich, Real Silk Mixed ... 532 Catherine Blossom, Blue. Ribbon .... 532 Margie Gerbeck, Coca-Cola ...... 530 Dorothy Berkopes, Harlin Bros. 530 Betty Mahr, Arthur Murray ... 530 Betty Van Camp, Delaware Matinee.. 528 Vivien Weaver, Arthur Murray ..... 26 Wilma Moriarity, Arthur Murray ... 524 aH Eskew, Harlin Bros. .. 522 Nellie Spears, ‘Coca-Cola .... 520 Iva Dininger, Arthur Murray 19

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Edna La Pary, Arthur Murray Doris Richardson, Coca-Cola ..... Dorothy Erler, Darleene's .... Rose Proctor, Coca-Cola ave Charlotte Cavin, Arthur Murray Arna Elstrod, Arthur Murray . Ribbo

Margaret Baikus, Blue B sienna 502 Alice Clossin, Ravenswood . ....., $<’ 502 Marta Roberts, Nichols Jewelry ...%.. 500

OTHER LEAGUE LEADERS (WOMEN)

Vivien Parsons, Lakeshore Mixed..... 489 Bia Mutoh, A. & P. . i... .cicerinees 464 Florence Berry, Internal Revenue .... 450 Jerry Deer, Riviera Club Mixed ....., 441

Exhibition Hockey BUFFALO, Oct. 7 (U. P.).—~The local Bisons of the Ainerican Hockey league and defending champions, came from behind last night and got a deadlock 2-2 score with Montreal of the National league in an exhibition tilt witnessed by a crowd of 7000.

Fight Results

PITTSBURGH—Ray Robinson, 153, New York, outpointed Ossie Harris, 158, Pitts-

burgh (10), ~ Budd O'Dell, 161, Blue outpointed Raméy McKnight, 160, Milwaukee (8). HOLYO! Mass. —Bobby Larkin, 158 N. Y. outpointed Roy Miller,

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159, Kansas City, Mo. (10). % . HAVEN, Conn.—Nattie Mann, 186, New Haven, outpointed John Thomas, 193, )

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South Side Lads Get Boxing Split

Indianapolis South Side Community center amateur boxers broke even in four bouts fought in Peoria, Ill, last night. Russ McKinney, Coach Eugene Bland’'s ace 126-pounder, decisioned Dan Carradine, Peoria, in a feature fiverounder, and Harold Green, 126, decisioned Everett Saunders, Peoria, in a three-rounder. In a mid-summer match held in Peoria, Saunders decisioned Green. In other Peoria bouts last night, Don Alexander, 112, Peoria, decisioned Don Tudor, Indianapolis, in three rounds; and Husk Barthlemay, 175, Peoria, got- the nod from the judges in a ie ckoa fiverounder with Bill Roberts.

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