Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 October 1946 — Page 10
here Saturday.
rallied ‘em re Bultic Bil "And don't overlook Johnny Galvins 83-yard kick from out of pounds from be hind his own goal line after Purdue ‘recov a Buckeye fumble on the 1-yard line. . . .| The rival teams “also were deadlocked on total yards gaired, 339
"Oona ch Isbell aplece . . . tying en the statistics as well as the score. . . . Coach Cecil
Isbell was more than happy to see his Riveters finally click for a tie after dropping three in a row. Nie Ohio State thinks its warriors are jinxed any time Purdue: invades Columbus quoted as an “under”
underdog, like on Saturday, when |;
the handicappers went overboard and made the Bucks the favorite by a Wide margin. . . . Here's hop- | _ ifig that the Boilermakers keep up that steam and go on from here. | » Y - BUTLER 41, DePAUW 6. . The Bulldogs had this week's homecoming in. mind, no less. . , Looks like a rugged ordeal for Ball State
” » ” JOWA 13, INDIANA 0. . The Hawks win the Three-I title. . . . The Hoosiers eliminated Illinois Oct. 12. . . But an unhappy home-coming at Bloomington. . . .
Iowa was underrated. » ”
“WABASH , ROSE POLY 0. The Little Giants are growing up Mgain. . . . That's four straight. . . ” ” ILEINOIS 27, WISCONSIN 21 . And it wasn't basketball. . . . This! {& the kind of football that drives everybody balmy. . . . Twenty-eight points (two touchdowns apiece) in the first four minutes,
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Bulldogs Take Quite a Bite
Out of DePauw’
By JLE O The Butler Bulldogs apparently-a
of Indiana conference football, and whatever is going to be done about | entries | their behavior will have to be done by Ball State, Wabash, St. Joseph's
| or Valparaiso.
Along about state fair time, in tones fairly dripping . gloom, Coach | Tony Hinkle said Butler would have a hard time holding its own this .!season against its Hoosier gridiron | companions.
His pessimistic stand was supported when the Bulldogs had to connect on a last-minute] desperation pass to achieve victory over Indiana State. But today Butler looked again like prewar Butler, and its 41-6.
s Eleven
BRIEN
re still the same big, bad Bulldogs | performances by most of featured competition for the|as play in tournaments, matches and leagues crowded the two- day cal-
ERN 14... This was worth anybody's money. . . . The Wildcats tame within 2 yards of a third touchdown as the first half ended « « » and the Wolverines were stopped on the Northwestern 3-yard
triumph over DePauw recalled the numerous other occasions on which the Bulldogs have battered state opponents -and spoiled home-com-ings, dad's days and other happy celebrations. :
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described himself ; as “Gentleman
line two minutes before the game's end.
» » ” ARMY 48, COLUMBIA 14... . And only seven days ago Columbia's Lou Little was hailed as the “Coach of the Week.” , .. But that was last week.
» . » MUST BE ANOTHER GUY. ... On" his regular Sunday sports radio program yesterday, The Lip, manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers,
Leo Durocher” . . . because an umpire asked him for advice instead of giving im he Yhunib.
BUSH'S oLD PAL « + +» George Magerkur®h, National league veteran umpire, was a week-end visitor in Indianapolis and spent sgveral hours talking baseball with John Massing, the old-time catcher. . . . When Ownie Bush was the fiery manager of the Indians in the midtwenties, Magerkurth was an American association guesser. . And Bush never let a close decision against his team pass without voicing disapproval. . . . On one close play, Magerkurth saw Bush bounce out of the dugout and head for the plate. . . . Big George called time, turned to the grandstand and bellowed, “Ladies and gentlemen, Mr. Bush is coming out to broadcast—after which he will leave he park
LOPEZ FOR BURWELL? "is Although President Ownie Bush of the Indianapolis Indians found fault with Manager Bill Burwell's handling of the team the last month of the 1946 season, he is undecided about ‘displacing the veteran unless Bill lands another assignment, * But something which happened in
apolis-as-manager rumor that
leaked out in early August probably had some truth behind it. . At
the time, Burwell’s only comment was, “It looks like a logical move.” ++ Both Lopez and Burwell reside in Florida and Bush is en route to . « Lopez lives at Ybor City, Tampa, and Burwell
the Sunshine state. .
at Daytona Beach. : od ” ” ANSWER TO QUERY, ELWOOD.
«++ Babe Ruth hit three home runs In the fourth game of the 1928
world series, Yankees vs. Cardinals.
. ba « The Yanks swept the classic in
* *|permitted the Butler line to swarm
Tutored on Tricks
Scarcely anyone looked for the Bulldog margin of victory to be that large. Butler still carrled some painful bruises received a week ago at Western Michigan, and five first-stringers were too battered to get into football suits. Moreover, Coach Bob Nipper of DePauw was a former Hinkle football student who probably had tutored his Tigers on a few of Tony's tricks. Nevertheless Butler tore into the Tigers, gained almost at will on the ground and easily spotted the holes in the DePauw pass defense for long, effective aerials. Butler second and third-stringers were pressed into service, and it wasn't
until the fourth quarter against a
full lineup of substitutes Ahatr DePauw managed its only touchdown. Of course, the Tigers had themselves to blame for setting up several Butler touchdowns. They
in and block a punt to energize the first Butler scoring march. Trying to operate out of the “T.” DePauw backs twice muffed the pigskin on backfield handoffs, and these eventually led to Butler touchdowris. Another DePauw error —a lateral pass that went awry— also gave the Bulldogs & break on which they capitalized. Quota of Stars Butler had a full quota of stars for the afternoon. Fullback Francis | Moriarity was the backfield workhorse, whose transportation chores credited him with two touchdowns. Halfback Orville Williams sprinted for one touchdown and was on the receiving: end of a payoff pass,
scored by Bill Kerbox and Jeke
pionship tournament. Emil Mashie, Lake Forest, Ill, defended his title as the 36-hole competition opened at the Indianapolis Country club course.
Purdue Pictures Filmg of two Purdue games will be shown Wednesday night at 8 at | the Purdue-Marott Foundation building, room 3. A member of the Boilermaker coaching staff will be on hand to describe the plays,
Pro Standings
while the other six-pointers were |
Francis Moriarity . . , busy Bat-
ler back: =
Conference Race
Ball State at Butler. Indiana Central at Rose Poly Indiana State at Canterbury. Earlham at Franklin Manchester at Hanover, Wabash at Centre DePauw at Ohio Weslevan Valparaiso at Eastern Kentucky. Kentucky State at Evansville. (Sunday)
St, Joseph's 1 at St. Ambrose,
‘Harvard Selects
Two New Coaches CAMBRIDGE, Mass.,
Oct. 21° (U. | P.) ~Harvard univerrity today had
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bbed a screen pass on Ohio State's 40-yard line in the second period of Saturday's game at Columbus and scored the first Boilermaker fouchdown. He went 79 yards for another as Purdue tied the Bucks, 14 to 14.
Butler Again The Conference Big, Bad Boy
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES __. A | a
liot Out of Illinois 'Dog House’ In Big Nine Rate
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CHICAGO, Oct. 21.—Ray Eliot, coach, today crawled out of football’
Western conference's top games) Saturday. The victory pushed Illinois, the| pre-season favorite for the chan-
pionship, back into the Big Nine |
ing games Michigan,
far and away the toughest assignment ahy of the Hie contenders | face. 61-Yard Drive
final quarter to shatch th: umph. Trailing, 21 to 14, as the fourth period bégan, Illinois drove) 63 yards for a touchdown to make| — the count 2! to 20 and then with]
Two Pointers Take Field Trial Honors
impressive the 40
Perfect weather and
L. Strauss & Co. trophies in the Marion County Pointer and Setter
Camp Atterbury yesterday. Emerick’'s Hedy and Tyson's Flirt, | both pointers, captured the championship awards, Hedy, owhed and | handled by Glen McNamara, topped | the all-age division and Flirt was] victorious in the derby division for Owner Price Louden with Lester Fisher as handler, Second place in the all-age class
Dr. J. C. Borders’ Hebe third.
runner-up to ‘Flirt with H. L. Brown's Tuffy third in the derby] division. M. L. Davis of Franklin, Maurice Ash of Shelbyville, Earl Walker of Anderson and Browning Gent of) Indianapolis judged the event.
Return Tag Bout Carded
The first return tag-team match | since this Australian style of grappling was introduced here three years ago, will feature the Armory wrestling card tomorrow night. It finds the popular team of Rene
Indianapolis, against Steve Nenoff, | Toledo and Whitey Whittler,| the “mad matman” of Woodrivey, | Il.
and Whitey two weeks age. Dis-
appointed in the outcome, Nenoff
Belle in a regular bout last Tuesday.
Parker 1s Winner In Pan-American
MEXICO CITY, Oct. 21 (U. United States tennis players
tory’ over Francisco
; Segura o "Ecuador.
gate of $158,186.32—second biggest
in the history of pro football. They constituted the
the Browns to 232, 066.
only two minutes to play Eliot's! proteges / scored. again, with Julie Rykovich plunging over as tne.climax 60f a 61-yard drive.
The victory put Illinois in a tie
Tournament Play, Matches: Hold Week-End Pin Interest for third place with the surprising]
By BERNARD HARMON fowa outfit which blasted Indiana's
There was plenty of activity among local bowlers over the week- end, last hopes of retaining the chamhe P y : pionship by beating the Hoosiers 13
to 0. With burly Dick Hoerner and Bob
endar. |
{ The season's initial tournament, a 1050 scratch event for men’s five-
the Hawkeyes scored twice in the opening period and then protected that margin the rest of the way.
| Cook's Beer taking top money. The Beermen had 2006 and a 299 handi- | +|cap for 3206. ! 4 8 = Hartmann Real Estate slipped! WEEK-END LEAGUE SCORES {into second place as the event end- | 400 BOWLERS (MEN)
Battle to Tie ed. They had an ‘actual 2700 and a Revias McCollum, Hogiery Workers
. 8371 The battle between Northwest{400 handicap for 3190. Monarch- | Ken oer Bie iy Inderal cies a1 | ern and Michigan, which was sup- °
| Firestone took over. third place on Heck Pearson, Traveil .. 625 | posed to clarify the Big Nine race the last day, having 2728 and 452|Carl Hindel Travel 83nd briig forth a definite cham-
| Ben Prye, City Walther Mixed. free pins for 3180. Bill Bilskey, fraveilin - 806 | pionship favorite merely served to
Clarence Baker, Travelling aves
title picture but an exceedingly bu eatern veeean 2 rough schedule beclouds its chances. Minot : Illinois must face in its remain Jous Towa; OHio Wisconsin : State and Northwestern. That I Purdue State ...
Illinois came from behind in the tri-|
Low to cash went to Sam's Seaview Nip, owned 3111. and handled by Dick Rummel, with |tary, announced prizes will be paid |
in the meet was| Ed Erler, tournament secre- |
off in one week, following check on
B. V. Wright's Silver Clipper was| scores and handicaps. |M In the bowling proprietor’s dou- |X
Bud Schocl, Trave
| ohn, Komlane, Link-Belt (West Side)
PAul PFinchum, Uptown Mixed (6:00)
Cinsnnan 603 Manyel ves Travelling. . 602 Fouts, Travelling. . . 601
i LEAGUE LEADERS (MEN)
599 Maurice Sourbaugh, Allison Night ... 8a¢ 5! . 391
/Eiermann, Uptown Mixed (8:30)
Michigan failed to play back to the brilliant game it flashed against unbeaten Army a week earlier and its famed ground attack was stopped
MONDAY, OCT. 21, 1946
Last Period Surge Brings Victory; Indiana’s Defending
Champs All But Counted Out ’)
By TOMMY DEVINE, United Press Sports Writer
the personable university of Illinois s “hot seat,” but there doesn’t ap-
pear any solid gridiron comfort ahead for him. J Eliot, a target for alumni and campus sharpshogters last week after
The Western conference standing, with te coming Saturday's contests
and Jast week's results follow: J
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THIS WEEK'S SCHEDULR Tllinois at Michigan. Minnesota at Ohio State, Notre Dame at Iowa. Indiana at Nebraska. Purdue at Pittsburgh. College of Pacific at Northwestern.
| o SATURDAY'S RESULTS | Northwesiern 14, Michigan 14 (tie), Ohlo State 14, Purdue 14 (tie). {Illinois 27. Wisconsin 21. Iowa 13, Indiana 0 Minnesota 46, Wyoming 0
Buddy Walker
On Friday Bil},
Jack (Buddy) Walker, one of the nation's high ranking heavyweight
club's annual fall field trials at| 'man teams at Sturm’s, wound up two week-ends of play last night With [Sullivan powering Iowa's attack, maulers, and Clarence Brown, rated
No. 1 among Illinois battlers, will tangle in a 10-rounder at the Armory next Friday night. The brawl will feature a five-tilt profesgional card. The sharp hitting Walker's record
is unsullied here in seven appearances. In ring battles before In-
confuse the dizzy chas¢ when the dianapolis fans the Columbus, O. game ended in a 14-to-14 deadlock. product has scored
victories over Johnny Denson (twice), Jack Marshall, Bob Garner, Colion Chaney, Buddy Paul and Abel Cestac. The Buckeye biffer stamped him-
La Belle, Toronto, and Billy Thom, | hosed out U. 8. Tire men, 2634- Cathedral high
Three thousand alns 3 saw Billy and Rene annex a close one from Steve
and Whittler asked for a return at the earliest possible date. Nenoff Win at Frankfort gave an example of what his team intends to do when he crushed La
start- | ville match but their 822- -041—1163 | gridiron eleven, is doing right well | ed/ ‘home from the Pan-American wasn't enough to win over Orva with his bowling. tournament today after scoring a Garwood and “Deacon” (near-sweep of the titles, climaxed hometown pair, who had 792, 943— the Lourdes and “Construction loops. {by Frank Parker's men’s singles vic-|1735.
Parker, of Los Angeles, was de- City alleys five, 2506-2119, and the!Classic and Traveling leagues and tending the crown he won last year. |local Beam’'s men quintet lost to] [share the top berth in the Indian-
largest crowd ever to see a regularly scheduled pro game, and swelled the four home game attendance figure for |
Abe Schuch Beth bles at Pritchetts, Ann and Gordon ae CHuchman, Eu ia e005. Poppaw combined 521 and 553 with | Ed Gooden, Fox Theater Mixed.. i free piss lor 1288 and Brel in Ruy oper. Nail” cont Mixed. 3 ixe . Basil Collins e, Cath i J To 1 eyes t's 571. with 139] | Dick Hubbard. 101 Men's Bible Class : SHEL for the Wildcats. {and Curley Street's - 5 miei Wiesman Recn. : 5 Purdue decisively beaten by Iowa, gis { zelan) . . handicap, gave that duo 1348 and M eis, Re Rnelan) soi 3 first in the men’s event. | Mark Herider, Ft. Square Mixed (6:00) 512 Matches Plentiful 500 BOWLERS (WOMEN) 2 : Sally Twyford, Parkway Mixed (6:00) Matches were plentiful, with some Mary Leppert, Uptown Mixed (6:00) 345 | of the pastimers “hitting the road” | Jars iS one xgixed (8:30). 308 to take on compefition. Some “out Margaret Clark, Natl. Coal Mixed of towners” also, Visited local drives. | OTHER LEAGUE LEADERS (WOMEN) The Clinton 7-Up Five took on Allison A. C. at the West Side Center. | Allison's woh the match, 2767-2503, [ with Wayne Ross setting the with 649. tions are in order for Joe Dezelan.| victory. At Dezelan's, Stanley Jewelry of it’s a baby boy, born to the Deze-|
Bis effectively by the alert Northwest-
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82 | 14 tie. Ohio State rushed
then faded badly in the final pe-
Marie Shaffer. Citv Walther Mixed 475 | i in’ i i : ae eC pt. ‘Be Mixed (0.301 44 | CrTlier in’losing to Wisconsin.
| Dorothy Mitchell, Ft. 8q. Mixed (6:00) 464
Michigan gained only 80 followers 35 yards by rushing as compared td
Illinois and Notre Dame in its last three starts, made a startling come- ning one against young Sid Pea | back to hold Ohio State to a 14-to- Of
into a two-| - 303 | touchdown lead in the first half, but
Darlene Hestard. Ft. Sq. Mixed (6:00) 479 riods just as it had done a week Minnesota went outside confer- lap big c
or ranks to meet Wyoming and day. BOWLINGRAMS — Congratula- | came through with an easy 46-to-0 was second and Bus Noble, also of
self as a top-notcher with local fistic last May 29 at the Coliseum when he chopped down 220-pound Abel Cestac, South America’s heavyweight champion. Brown's last start here was a wine
Louisville, Since then, Brow (has won four fights in four starts.
Tegtmire Triumphs
MITCHELL, Ind., Oct. 21.—Ralph Tegtmire, Elgin, Ill., won the 100auto race here yesterGeorge Fichenor, New Castle,
New Castle, third.
|the Dezfan Coca-Cola ladies league lan's last week. Joe, coach of school’s football | . Jo Berkops was the leading team and head of their bowling] v/scorer for the winners with 574. |league, was the first manager at| At the Parkway, Sally Twyford's | the Dezelan alleys, and is now a| Comets took a 2625-2577 beating member of several leagues at the| from the Parkway Men as George plant. . From the looks of the | Miller set the pace with 602. Mar-|400’s fired by the Traveling league garet Skelton had 559'and Mrs. at the Fountain square yesterday, Twyford 552 for the ladies. |Dan Logan's layout proved pretty | tough on the “big-timers.” Dick Nordholt “hit the road” last Mechanic's Laundry girls jour- week, sojourning in the Northern| neyed to Frankfort where they had|part of the state, where he corralled | little trouble . in outscoring aja flock of entries for his coming|gi women's . team . representing that | Capitol City tournament. Dick |} city. The local girls, paced by Lou- don’t wait for them to come in—he
anna Early’s 549, totaled 2547 goes out after them. And it pays General Admiision against the Frankfort's 2255. off. . . . Harry Jackson, remembered Reserved Patty Striebeck and Bob Earl by some of the old-time football Boxes P.).— combined last night in a Conners-|fans as a star with Cathedral's first TICKETS
Passed - the 6501 Plough, a mark twice last week in two tries— |
Larry Fox's Bowes Sealfast ag-| fl Miss Striebeck’s Stanley Jewelers gregation seems to be back in pre-| also dropped a team match to the war form. They lead the Fox-Hunt |
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