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Tardy Hoosie

Victory Over Illinois Keeps j Indiana in Big 9 Picture,

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By J. E. O'BRIEN Eyerything is late this autumn at Indiana university, including registration, classes and the football team. The latter, however, will have to face a lesser charge of tardiness and not one of absence or complete desertion.

For awhjle the Hoosiers looked

the ‘thick of the fight for the Big Nine championship they were sup-

posed to be defending. After their straight defeats by Cincinnati and Michigan, they were dropped like a hot potato by many critics. But two weeks have wrought changes, and victories over Minnesota and Illinois have lifted the Hoosiers well up into the, Western conference's first division. Moreover, Indiana still has a chance

The western conference standing | with the coming Saturday’s contests | ond last week's results:

0 W L Pet. Pts. Pts Northwestern 2 1.606 42 7 Michigan 2 0 1000 3A % Indiana... wae 2 1 667 35 28 Nitinols- ..~.......5 1 S00 se? JOR. ....eiiabines 1 1 Ao n " Wiseonsin ........ 1 AHO 20 35 Ohio State ..... n 1 on 7 20 Minnesota ....... 0 3 Noh TT 3 Purdue eo 3 000 TT» THIS WEEK'S SCHEDULE

Northwestern at Michigan. Wisconsin at Illinois. _ Iowa at Indiana Wyaming at Minnesota. Purdue at Ohio State.

although it may have to be called | 9. chance—to earn at least hare of the 1946 crqwn. Three more conference games remain on the I. U. schedule—Iowa, Northwestern and Purdue, Northwestern can win a spot in| Hoosier hearts by upsetting mighty Michigan next Saturday Then | McMillin's men would have their task cut out for them—just win all | three, i The Hoosiers’ tardiness was evi- | dent last Saturday. in their 14-7

triumph over the Illini. The game was called and started at 2 p. m.,| But Indiana didn't begin to play |

until about 2:06 p. m. ‘By that time Illinois had run 11° successful

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plays, and pitcher Perry Moss had thrown a 23-yard touchdown pass to Paul Patterson. Then the bell rang. During the remaining 54 minutes Illinois gained

a total of 113 yards by ground and | id

air, completed only two of 15 passes and marked up four first downs. While Indiana's defense, especial-| ly its ends and line-backers, was| stalling the proud Illinois machine, | Indiana was deceiving and steadily | pushing back the visitors. Second |

p {and third alarms went out for mere and better Illinois line backers, but! ‘they weren't of much help.

Ben Raimondi’s passes and Bob

5 Cowan's fleetness afoot carried the

Hoosiers to their first touchdown just six minutes after the Illinois | score. The climax was a screen pass from Raimondi to Cowan, in which the latter scampered rabbit- | fashion down the south sideline 38 yards to score. Although the second I. U. touchdown didnt come until the fourth quarter, the Hoosiers made several | earlier bids. Abe Addams recovered | an Illinois fumble 11 yards out just |

and before the halftime gun, but the of the Big

one Indiana play was unsuccessful. | Then in the third quarter Hoosiers moved to within 20 yards | of a touchdown before stalling Lou Mihajlovich, Indiana

second Hoosier touchdown thrust. He rec the Illinois 37. Nine plays, inciuding several Raimondi-Mihajlovich passes, were all I. U. needed to score. It was Pihos eventually go-| ing over from a half yard out. |

Football Results. WE

STATE COLLEGES

Indiana. 14 Illinois 7 Notre Dame’ 49, Purdie 6 Western Michigan 19, Butler 0 Rochester 32, DePauw 6. Wabash 6, Ball State 0 Manchester 19, Indiana Centril 13. Allegheny 7, Earlham 0 Hanover 7, Rose Poly 0 Evansville 14, Indiana State 13. Concordia (Moorhead, Minn.) 19, Valpa-

raiso 14. St. Joseph's 13, Loras 0 OTHER COLLEGES Aberdeen Normal 12, Yankton 0 Alabama 54, Southwest Louisiana 0 Albion 27, Adrian 0. Albr t 19, Juanita 32. Alfr 12, Brooklyn © Amherst 7, Bowdoin 0 Akron 13. Case © ot Arizona 237, Texas Mines 13 Arkansas 13, Baylor 0 Army 20, Michigan 13 Ashland 6, Mt. -Union 6 (tie) Auburn 27, St. Louis 7

irora 6, Concordia 6 (tie), 19, Tufts 6 it 12, Northwestern 0 fune-Cookman 68, Albany State Ga.) 8

Boston 27, Northeastern 0 Bradley 27, Western Kentucky 0. Brown 29. Rhode Island State 0. B

Canisius 42, Alliance (Pa. 0 Carbondale 13, Illinois Normal 7. Carleton 13, Coe 6

Carson-Newman: 3. Tennessee Wesleyan 0.4 Carthage 7, Eureka 7 (tie Catawba 46, Wofford 0 Cedarville 8, Lawrence Tech 8 Central Michigan 60, Rerels Michi-

an Cincinnati 19. Dayton 0. Colorado 20, Wyoming 0. Colorado State 12, Western State 6. Columbia 28, Yale 20 Coast Guard 18, Colby 12 Concordia 6, Aurora 8 (tie), Corneil 13, Coigate 9 Cornell College 27, Simpson 0 Detroit 18, San Prancisco 6 Dickinson 2, Lebanon Valley 0 Dillard 24, Campbell 7 Drexel 19, City College New York 0. Duke 21, Navy 6

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Butler's football Bulldogs were

They returned from an unhappy trip to Kalamazoo, Mich!® where they encountered snow, rain and the Western Michigan Broncos and suf-

Indiana collegiate conference football standings. follow”: TE Won Lest Tied Pls.

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lows at Indiana Purdue at Ohio State, Butler st Depsuw. Ball State al Yalghtasme. ° “an ury a nakingy 1 Evansviltfe at Marshal ow Ya). Hanover at Franklin, ndiana State at St. Joseph's. ton, Rose Poly at Wabash,

close in on the Illinois halfback are Russell Deal, Hoosier tackle, and Bob Cowan (10), fleet back.

Couple of Pre-Season Favorites, Illinois

And Ohio State; Are KnockedBack on Heels

CHICAGO, Oct. 14 (U, P.).—Two!for each rushing attempt against) Nine's pre-season title the big and experienced Buck line. onstrated it has one of the naNorthwestren pushed itself into a tion's top teams. The Wolverines the | their moleskins and facing a rocky: tie for the Big Nine lead by down- bowed to Army, 20 to 13, but gave |ing Minnesota, 14 to 7. Illinois was, The Wildcats scored in the open- have had during their - 22-game end. | rated as the No. 1 team and Ohio|ing minute of ‘play on a 63-yard winning streak. State as a powerful] championship |sprint by Frank Aschenbrenner and | threat, but as the schedule moves then was played on even terms the | third straight triumph by ham6

contenders today were trembling in|

future.

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disappointments.

in outstanding conference games Saturday and now face extremely! difficult tasks to push their way back into the title picture. The defending champion, Indiana,

sdowmed-IHinots; 14 to 7, while Wis-

consin pulled a major form reversal

{ by topping Ohio State, 20 to 7.

Indiana, improving rapidly after early season losses to Cincinnati and Michigan turned in its finest performance of the campaign to edge favored Illinois. Ohio’ State stepped into a 7-to-0 half-time lead, but couldn't stop Wisconsin in the final half as the Badgers rolled to one touchdown

Duluth” Teachers 32. Winana Teachers Y East Tennessee State §, Emory and Hen- | ry 0 Emporia 26, Colarado Mines 6: Pairmount State 13, Bethany 0. Florida A and M. 35 Alsbama State 0. Port. Hayes State 0, Kansas Pittsburgh 0 (tie) Gettysburg 27, Lafayette 14 Georgia Tech 24, Mississippi 7 - Guilford 25, Randolph Macon 0. ! Harvard 13, Princeton 12. Harwick 7. Ithaca @ Haverford 7, Ursinus 0 ' Hillsdale 20. Kalamazoo 0.* Hiram 6, Kenyon 0. Howard 19, virginia Union 13 Iirois Wesleyan 12, James Millikin 7.

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in the fourth. Wally Dreyer turned in an out- | standing offensive game for the | Badgers as he averaged 5 yards

John Hopkins 13, Washington 7 L ville Municipal 27, rt Knox 0. Kanlas 24, Iowa State 8 Kent State 39, Bluffton 0 Kentucky State 37 Lockbourne Air Base 6 Eastern Kentucky 26, Murray 1 LaCrosse Teachers 6. Stout 6 (tie), Lake Forest 20, Elmburst 12. Lawrence 39, Kno Lenoir-Rhyne 25, Lincoln 19, Delaware State Louisiana gan 33, Texas A and M ). { Luther 13, St. Olaf 19. | MacDill Fied 7, T

| Mankato 14, St. | Marquette 46, Idabo 6 | Miami 6, Bowling Green 0. | Michigan Tech 8, Detroit 0 Mississippi State 6, Michigan Mississippi College 26, Centre Missouri 26, Kansas State 0. Monmouth 13, Grinnell 7 Morehead 26, West Liberty &. Muhlenberg 6, Bucknell 0. Nevada 74, Arizona State of Tempe 2 | New Hampshire 27, Maine 0. | New Mexico 7, New Mexico A and M 6 | North Central 39, Illinois College 0. North Carolina 33, Maryland 0 | North Carolina State 25, Davidson 0 { North Dakota State 6, South Dakota | State 6. ! Northern Illinois 20. Wesleyan 0, | Northwestern 14, Minnesota 7, Oberlin 25, Carnegie Tech 0. | Ohio 38, Muskingum 0 Ohio Weslevan §. Beldwin Wallace 0 Oklahoma City 46, Fresno State 17 Oregon State 6 Southern California 0 | Oregon 34. M

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| Paine 19, Norris 6 Pennsylvania 39, Dartmouth 6. Penn State §, Syracuse 0 { Pittsburgh 0, Temple 0 (tie) Potomac State 21, Shepherd 0. Rensselaer Poly 6, Williams 0 Rice 25, Tulane 6 Richmond 33, Hampden Sydney & Ru 28 N Y 0. Santa Clara 6, Portland 0. Scranton 39, rt Monmouth 0. Southern Hlinois 13, Illinois State 7 18, Humboldt State 7. khurst 7.

t. Lawrence 7, St. Norbert 19, Oshkosh 0 St. Thomas Eo placaleseer 8.

ri , Norw K Stevens Point 12, Milwaukee Teachers 6 iwarthmore 7, Franklin and Marshall 6.

Tennessee State 26, Clark 6. Texas 20, Oklahoma 13 , Slippery Rock Teachers 0. | Toledo 14, Marshal 14 (tie).

UCLA 26, Stanford 6. Utah 35, Brigham Young Jtah State 28, Montana State 14. ’anderbilt 20, Florida 0. rermont 32, Union 0. /iNanova 14, Holy Cross 13. 'agner 30, Lowell Textile 7. swake Forest 19, Clemson 7 7ashington 21, Washington State 7. washington and Jefferson 13, Denison §. Nesleyan 7, Connecticut 32. Western Carolina 26, Hiwassee 0. Western Reserve 7, Wayn

in the third period and two more -

overed an Illinois fumble on ahead into its tougher phases the rest of the way. Once in the fourth mering hapless Purdue, 49 to Llini and the Bucks stand as huge| period, Minnesota moved to North-/and Iowa gave the Western conferPPO! ; western's one-yard line before sur- ence another triumph over the Big Illinois and Ohio State were upset! rendering the ball on downs.

fered a 19-0 defeat, their first ‘loss of the season. Butler had only one scoring opportunity during the afternoén, that lin the second quarter when Mel Perrone, Bulldog tackle, recovered a Although beaten Michigan dem-|fumble on the Broncos’ 25-yard line.

the drive was stifled.

{the Cadets the toughest battle they

Bulldogs Back From Unhappy

Experience at Kalamazoo

hase 3 Ra 3 2% #8 19|Art Gillespie, who counted a pair, St . } 8.3% Ww 1gjand Jim Marks. Butler ... 1 0 ¢ 13 7] Western's victory was reflected In Hanover ° T 0 Indiana Central 3 : e 81 44first downs®and yardage by rushing. Ball State } } : 3 n The Brones recorded 14 first downs Canterbury $§- 1 1 s 4 to the Bulldogs’ seven and made 164 Ete @ 1 8 eo 3/yardson the ground to the Bulldogs’ se y ne @ ’ . 1 16 Indiana State 0 3 ° 20 40, (Depauw has not played an L C C — — game as yeh) STATE GAMES THIS WEEK FRIDAY Earlham at Wilmington, O. SATURDAY

Butler added 8 more yards Before;

touchdown in the opening two minutes, going 33 yards in nine plays to score. ‘A Butler fumble set up the second Bronco touchdown in - ihe second period, with Western going 17 yards on this series of attempts. Western blocked a Butler punt in the third period, recovered on the 3-yard line and had a touchdown

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