Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 November 1946 — Page 10
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Earl Blalk
Frank Leahy
are sure to match whopper “gloomjes” this week . . . To Each His Own in the bear story league . . . But 1et the quips and groans fall where they may . .. It's a college football coach’s prerogative and it will be a huge week of singing the blues in South Bend and on the Hudson. 5 » . » THIS MAKES IT UNANIMOUS o., Indiana 20, Pittsburgh 6... Hoosier Big Thee completes clean sweep over Panthers . . . Notre Dame, then Purdue, and now old 1 U.... Bo McMillin's Ben Raimondi had another Bob Feller day. . » ” IRON KEY RETRIEVED . .. Butler 25, Wabash 7 . . . The Bulldogs found air trips refreshing and the Little Giants were short of ‘second-half umbrelia protection . . . Tony Hinkle is top drawer again in the Hoosier conference, ”
- a. THE KOMEBACK KIDS. . . . - Illinois 7, Iowa 0. . . . The Illini footballers are emulating the Whiz Kids of basketball fame. » » » A SPLIT DECISION. . . . The Three:] title is all in confusion, to-wit: Indiana 14, Illinois 7. . .. Towa 13, Indiana 0 . . . Illinois 7, lowa 0. ... A three-way Three-I tie, the book says.
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Grid Weapons
By J. E. O'BRIEN - Butler university's bureau of football research—nearing successful completion of its project to bring the 1946 Indiana conference championship to Butler—has developed in the process the M-1 and M-2 a pair of not-so-secret
weapons. The M-1 (to be touched off for touchdowns) is Jim McLinn, fresh-
"Iman pigskin pitcher whose passes & |spin ever more accurately, it seems,
when he’s zeroed in on a receiver in the end zone. ¥ The M-2, labeled first-down ine surance, is fullback Francis Mo riarty, adept at finding or. making holes in the middle of the line when yardage is paramount, But passing along this information to St. Joseph's and Valparaiso —Butler's two remaining foes— hardly could be construed, as giving comfort to the enemy. They obviously have been forewarned of both weapons as well as such other Butler assets as the double W's (Orville and Norm Williams) and a Bulldog line whose tackling and blocking have shown week-to-week improvement, Second-Half Explosion Tony Hinkle, director “of the bureau, directed all this armament at Wabash last Saturday. For a while it was feared the fuse was too slow, but a second-half detonation exploded the Little Giants’ unmarred record, 25-7, and knocked them all but out of the conference title picture. } MecLinn flung two touchdown passes and Moriarity hammered consistently at the Wabash line, personally marking up six of Butler's 15 first downs and scoring a third-period s touchdown from, less than a foot ‘out after Wabash's defendérs had held gamely for three
| PASS.
‘Butler Unveils| _ Not-So-Secret
: Bluecoats Fail in Goal-Line Stand Against Princeton Rooters
Police fought a losing battle will Princeton rooters who tore down the goal posts in Philadelphia in celebration of the upset victory
[Irish, Cadets Approach Clash
With Perfect Records Matched Only by 2 Other Major Teams
By STEVE SNIDER, United Press Sports Writer NEW YORK, Nov. 4--Notre Dame's two-year wait for vengeance on Army's mighty football team narrowed today into the final week as both -approached the 33d game of their classic’ serfes with perfect
4 records matched by only two other major elevens over the nation,
With Pennsylvania and Harvard plun; from th undefeated in the upsets of the week ng ho Tanks of the (5-0), Georgia (6-0) and U. C. L. A. - (6-0) remained in the perfect cir-|aside Navy, 28 to 0, in the most cle. lop-sided game of their series. Powerful Army, triumphant in 25| Led by Charley Trippi, who tossed consecutive games in the last three |® tQuchdown pass and ran 46 yards years, has been installed a one-|IOr another score, Georgia asserted half point favorite over Notre Dame | itt superiority in the South by
lin the early “trading” but it was) Phipping Alabama with a ‘first-half
expected to be an even-up contest offensive, 14 to 0. U. C. L. A, easily by kickoff time at New York's Peld its place among the big four Yankee stadium. (by routing St. Mary's. last’ Friday, Notre Dame has been waiting for 1 So. m0, » this one above all others since! Let-Up” Game Glenn Davis and Felix (Doc)| Georgia has a let-up game this Blanchard of Army first ran wild | ¥®ek With Florida, which hasn't won against the Irish in piling up a/One of its five games, U, OC. L. A 59-t0-0 victory fn 1944 and heaped |P/2YS at Oregon, on further humiliation last year, Pennsylvania, a whirlwind ar 48-10-0. : | usual at the outset, piled up 14 Irish _Bolstered | Princeton and promptly fell victim vis y fell v pi ad Blanshurt : 30 duck 10 A huird-charging Tiger line which numerable returned war -veterans, the bp > permit 2notbes point. Jo including stylish Johnny Lujack |a Princeton field goal*for ‘11 ey whose passing contributed to Notre | victory. At Harvard, I rd Dame 3 26-t0-0 victory over Army | Rutgers bumped previously unh . {beaten Harvard, 13 to 0, setting up Army hurdléd its seventh victim both scores with long runbacks of of the season Saturday by downing | intercepted passes. stubborn West Virginia, 19 to 0, in'a| Three other undefeated but once. game - which required the presence|tied elevens—Oregon, Northwestern of Davis, Blanchard and Quarter-|and North Carolina—absorbed their back Arnold Tucker through the | first trimmings. Southern California
,certain.. Notre Dame, not quite the | coast, routed Oregon, 43 to 0; Ohie
downs inside the 2-yard line.
ends of the Blue's first touchdown | at. the Armory.
No flukes or so-called breaks set]
x = = ‘lup any of Butler's four touchdowns. | WOLVERINE WALTZ . . . Michl- |For the first one the Bulldogs travMinnesoto. . . . Three sevensieled 74 yards in the first period.
did it and the little brown jug stays | They went 71 yards for the second
jug for the Gophers, : ® = =»
PIGSKIN PACKIN' PAPA . . .|quarter. The Bulldogs ability to
Ernie Case, a star backfield grid- |gain against the Giants was re- | der with the University of Califor-|faected in the fact that only one|
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nia at Los Angeles (U. C. L. A) 18 |gutier punt was necessary during the father of two boys, Tommy and |the afternoon.
Ernie Jr. . , © Case does the signal
Nevertheless, Wabash was a vig-
calling for the Bruins, totes the|qrgus and stubborn opponent and leather and also propels his was temporarily held the advantage in
passes , . . He's a former arm bomber pilot.
Ww : SLAMBANG BUCKIN' RUCKS. . «+» Ohio State 39, Northwestern 217. . . . Pass, plunge, run. ; . . Sixtysix points, , . ; Buck Coach Paul Bixler has all the answers now when alumni wolves bark. ...Everybody is saying “hello” again in
Columbus.
® » = ‘NO BROTHERLY LOVE... Princeton 17, Penn 14. .., ., The day's. No. 1 upset as the Tigers bared teeth apd waded in, ,,. Penn «+ It also upset the student bodies and gen-
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garmes had to come a-runnin’. . » " . GRIDIRON’S BROKEN DREAMS. , , . Wisconsin 24,
: » WORLD WIDE SERVICE. . . .
play was a reverse maneuver in which’ Norman Wilson skittered
yards to tally. Won Lost Tied ®ts. Op Butler ....coo00n 4 0 0 Ww Hanover ......... 3 ¢-¢ 4 0 8t. Jo s 3% 9 WM 0 Evansville A | 0 0 4“ 13 Wabash ..... ood 1 .0 82 32 Ball State ........ 3 3 ° 04 4“ danch hid 2K MM DePauw .. .. aut. 1 0 19 4 Indiana Central .. 2 4 0 38 Earlham ......... 1 2 0 20 Franklin ......... 1 3 0 25 43 Rose x Swaine 3 0 20 57 ndiana State .... 1 4 0 41 5 Canterbury . 0 2 0 0 21 Valparaiso . 0 0 6 Nn
No Fiukes, Breaks |
the second quarter, That was after the Little Giants. took possession on their own 18 early in the session. Jim Allerdice, the stosky Indianapolis fullback, all but got loose for a touchdown, and his teammates capitalized on his 38-yard romp eventually to score. The touchdown
through the Butler secondary 13
The semi-windup is between Buck Weaver, Terre Haute, and Whitey | Wahlberg, Minneapolis. Both sup-| porting’ tilts are for one fall, A near-capacity house is expected {for the show which features Billy { Thom, Indianapolis, and Farmer : Jones, “hill billy” in Ann Arbor. . . . Long time no jin the second quarter, 70 yards for|y,.,oomery county, Arkansas. Jones another in the third quarter and|,..; weaver here last Tuesday 52 yards for thé fourth in the last in & bout witnessed by 3000 fans,
‘Card Released
Coach Ray Kammerer,
said, The schedule: Dec. 2, Huntington,
bury; Bail State, and Feb. 22, Franklin,
Amateurs
will be ayed at the Dearborn
starting the week of Nov. 18th.
Sailator Balbo, a newcomer from | New York, will oppose Monty La | The Williams duo carried out its|pue of Manchester, Mass, to open! transportation assignment at the|the .three-bout wrestling card of | {flanks and tackles and handled both ithe Hercules A. C. tomorrow night
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over highly-favored Pennsylvania. A last period field goal handed the Quakers their first'defeat of the season, 17-14.
Fans Will Watch |//linois, Leading Big Nine, Still Johnson to Fight | ame, brushed Caoinn, 20 Mat Newcomer Must Play Ohio, Northwestern| Cincinnati Boxer Old Fearless Thinks Battle
By TOMMY, DEVINE, United Press Sports Writer
CHICAGO, Nov. 4—Ray Eliot, the personable University of Illinois
coach who found victory a sure-fire method for silencing the football
amazing 39 to 27 triumph.
western.
Concordia, Franklin and Hanover |
on the Spartans’ card, Kammerer
Dec. 4, Concordia Dec. 7, Taylor; Dec. 9, Anderson; Dee. jan. 11, © ri on. Hh, Derr es. an. , Can ry; Jan. 3 ylor; Jan. x 20, Concordia; Jan. 25, Anderson; Jan. 38, | defense that brought it victory a/ Dan ei Lathan, es, 3 Bunt : | ington ; hy anover; v anter2 Feb. 15, Indiana ‘Central: Feb, 17, twice stopped Iowa inside the 20.
The Siin-Callahan Basketball league has an opening for an independent team on Monday night and one opening for night. All games | two games.
Illinois now has ,a conference. .. record of four victories as against Michigan one loss. The defeat was a 14 t0 7. Sorchwestern setback at the hands of Indiana.|lowa Illinois’ path to the championship | wisconsin is a rugged one, for the team’s two Burdue | 2 remaining games are with bitter] :
contenders, Ohio State and Northe official championship, the Western conference will count a tle as one-half game Muscato and Charlie Banks. He
|went the limit with all these but|/Shackled Glenn Davis smd Doc °Orner would be: Notre Dame 28, | Bolden, who scored a t. k. o. in’ the | Blanchard. : sev | The psychologists explained that | {seventh round of a scheduled 10 psy! % hen Jones suffered a badly cut eye. both teams were looking over weir Career of ‘Wonder | He recently stopped Mel Work rivals at hand toward their epic | 3 eek ago and then Saturday Man at Chicago and holds wins meeting in Yankee stadium on sa Horse Is Ended
Illinois has an open date Saturday and thus has two weeks to pre-! pare for the crucial game with Ohio} and it receives somewhat of a break | NORTH MANCHESTER, Ind., NoV.|j 0cnioh as it will play North-| 4 (U, P).—An 18-game schedule western the week following the 9a w | to the Manchester college basket- | Wildcats’ game with
| Still, it shapes up as " } hall team was annouyneed today ™ | ask for a team seeking to win its scoring games of modern Big Nine
“wolf pack,” today had a chance to lead the Illini to, their first Western conference grid championship since 1928. . Eliot directed Illinois into the undisputed Big Nine lead Saturday|the 10-round feature bout of a with a 7 to 0 triumph over Iowa, and the benefit of an assist from Ohio State which toppled Northwestern] {from the undefeated ranks with an]
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This Week's Schedule
Indiana at Northwestern. Jowa at Wisconsin Michigan State at Michigan, Purdue at Minnesota Pittsburgh at Ohio State.
Notre Dame. rolled up 39 more points against over Tommy Woodard, Al Sheridan, a’ formidable Northwestern in one of the wildest Wesley Kemp and George Eshman, |nighest.
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first conference crown in 18 seasons. history.
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game with Iowa.
A fourth-period touchdown on a!
Tommy James, Bob Brugge and | were three new schools to appear |iu, vard plunge by fullback Russ Jerry Krall possessed far ¥o much | Steger climaxed a 68-yard drive that speed for Northwestern as t
netted Illinois the only score of the ran through and ar ound the {Wildcat line to pile up six to
big
Illinois showed the same stellar downs.
Purdue Rally in Vain
{week ago over Michigan. The Illini! - A 62-yard run by Earl Maves
after he took a lateral pass from
While Ohio State has a loss and center Fred Negus, who intercepted {a tie on its record, the Bucks still a Purdue forward pass, provided
can command considerable support | Wisconsin with its winning margin in their bid for the conference! in a ‘2{ to 20 triumph over the Boilchampionship after their impres-|ermakers. Purdue put on a des
sive display of power in their past | perate fourth-quarter rally which
{netted two touchdowns in a vain
The Bucks beat Minnesota, 39 to! effort to win its first league game.
STATE COLLEGES
Notre Dame 28,_Navy 0 Wisconsin 24, Purdu
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Butler 25, Wabash 17 Defiance 13, Canterbury 6 Franklin 25, Wilmington ©.) 0 DePauw 13, Earlham 6
the Army-Notre Dame game to|Hanover 37, Centre 20.
G: I's “in every corner .of the globe, . , . Whatta a rooting section.
EE, . NO OUTSIDE RECRUITING.
X » ¥* » LONG TIME NO GOOSE EGG. .«,In the National Pro Football league recently, the New York Giants defeated the Chicago Bears, 14 to 0, In New York....It was
Pro Standings
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE Eastern Division
W L T Pct. Pia .|Hamf{lton 7, Hobart 6 New, York 13% aww | Hope 19. Adrian 0. + Holy Cross 21, Brown 19 Husbursh 3 3 1 667 113 76|Idaho’ 21. Pacific University 6 ashingion 33 ] " 1% 2 Joe State 13, Kansas State 7 { 00 {Iowa State Teachers 21, North | Western Diyision { ate 0, : orth. Dakens i - Illinois 7, Towa 0 Cnisas Baars 3 T pet. “Dia Op. | Indiana Pa.) 27, Clarion ha fo los "3 3 1 800.149 13g Johns Hopkins 7. Drexel 0 . ; Cards 4 3 0 511 180 12 {Kansas 14, Oklahoma A. & M. 13 aeige Bay 3 3 » ‘560 hed 33 | Kearney 14, Wayne 12. 0 6 0 ‘000 85 113 Kentucky 39, Michigan ute 14
ALL-AMERICA CONFERENCE wo New. York % sumeie
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163 1 i 1 155 Louisiana State 34, Mississippl a.,.
Ball State 41, Manchester #
v n nsville 35, Indiana Central 0 e 13, Bt. Jeph e 7 OTHER LLEGES Adams State 13, New Mexico Tchrs. 1. Alfred 27, Juaniata ©. Army 19, West Virginia 0 Amherst 28, Tufts 30, Arkansas & Texas A. & M. 0 Arkansas State 20, Illinois Wesleyan 0 Augustana (Ill) 20, Monmeuth 13 Al 1. Macalester 0. Jates 6, in 0. Bucknell 19, Settyany 0. loston College 72, N 6. 3 28, Case 13 : Joston university 39, Rhode Island \
ate 6. Bowling Green 14, Oberlin 0 Brigham Young 6, Wyoming 3 Brookim College 12, OCNY 8
. Tepchers 0. Carleton 26, Beloit 0, Carrol 34, Lake Forest 0, Central 21, Sim y
Clemson ™_ Virginia Tech 7 California Ramblers 13, UCLA B 0 California 47, Washington State 14 Colorado State 65, South Dakota Mines 0 Connecticut 27, Coast Guard 13 Colgate 39, Lafayette 0.
.| Cornell 12, Columbia 0,
Cornell (Ia.) 13, Knox 0. Delaware State 19, Howard 7 Delaware 28, Franklin & Marshall 0 Dickinson 14, Swarthmore 0. Geneva 19, Westminster 0, Grinnell 28, Coe 0. Georgetown 18, George Washington 6 Georgia Tech 14, Duke 0, Georgia 14, Alabama 0.
Kenyon 20, Ashland Lawrenge 34, Ripon 13, banon Valley 38, Mt. St. Mary's 6. Lineoin Jo, Hampion Institute 7, e 39, Lockbourn: h Louisiana Tech 34, SLI 218, 0
| Republicans Voting for LUDLOW oe 12h eve 12-B
Ordered by Ludlow Committee
Luther 24, Wartburg 13. Maine 14, Colby 6 Miami 35, Bradley Tech #
Michigan Tech 12, Northern Michigan 8
Missouri 21, Nebraska 20
Michigan 21, Minnesota 0 { Middlebury 13, Norwich 0. | Massachusetts State 28, Vermont 20 | Marshall 34, Morris Harvey 0. © | Muskingum .14,. Denison 13
Michigan Normal 13, Albion €. Mississippi State 89, Murray State © Morehead 12, Eastern Kentucky 6
Missouri Miners 12, Springfield (Mo.)
Teachers
| Montana 19, Idaho 0, jrMomingside 41, North Dakota University. i
Mount Union 7, Wooster § North Carolina State 49, VMI 17. Nevada 38, Montana State 14
{New Hampshire 326, Northeastern | Niagara Falls 19, Waynesburg 6
| {Ohio State 39, Northwestern 27.
New Mexico U. 21. Texas Mines 13 North Central 7. Wheaton 0
Otterbein 50, Capital 6. Oklahoma 14, TCU 12,
ry Ohio University 49, Ohio Wesleyan 7
Week-End College Football Results
(William Jewel 7, Baker University 0. West Chester Teachers 26, Albright 0. West Virginia 7, Bluefieid 0. Western Washington & Lee 36, Davidson 6 Wesleyan 33, Haverford 0.
Chalmers (Bumps) Elliott, whose {running has been overshadowed all {season by Bob Chappuis, turned in {his greatest game of the campaign as he paced Michigan to a 21 to 0 victomw over Minnesota. Elliott ichigan 27. Central Michigan 31. geored twice and the other Wolverine touchdown came on & DASS
{Washington & Jefferson 48, Carnegie from Gene Derricote to Bob Mann. ec he
| Wright Jr. 12, Concordia & William & Mary 41, Maryland 7 Western Maryland 38, ‘Hampden Bydney § Wilberforce 0, Lincoln 0 (tie), Xavier 9, Bishop 0 Yale 33, Dartmouth 2 | Hardin-Simmons 19, Arizona 8 | Wichita 21, Washburn 0.
| HIGH SCHOOLS Mooseheart (Ill) 47, Kokomo 6 | Elwood 33, Alexandria 12, South Bend Washington 25, Evansville Memorial 0. {Hammond 20, Gary Wallace 8 | Whiting 12, East Chicago Washington -0 | Gary erson 26, Horace Mann
South Bend Central 25, South Bend
Riley 6, ACADEMIES
| Oklahoma City U. 35, South Dakota | Culver 19, St: John's 17
st \ Princeton 17, Pennsylvania ‘T4, Penn State 68, Fordham 0
ny 6. Carbondale (IN.) Teachers 20, Bastern | Panzer 6. Trenton Teachers 0.
Paine 40, Claflin 6. Pomona 6, Redlands 8 (tie) Port Huron JC 20, Olivet "14 Potomac State 24, Glenville 6
n 6. Cortland State Reachers 14, Bt. Lawrence | Rio Grande 20, Hiram 0.
Rice 41, Texas Tech 8. {Rutgers 13, Harvard 0, | Rochester 7. Rensselaer 7 (tie) {Richmond 19, Virginia 7. {Sen Diego Biate 21, Occidental 12 [Southern California 43, Oregon 0 outhern ormal Eastern Normal 0, J Stanford 0, Oregon State 0 (tie)
Superior Teachers 13, Duluth Teachers 4 . SL. Benedict's 7, Pittsburg (Kas.) 7 (He). Drake 18, Notre Dame 43
St. Louis 41, South Dakota 7. Syracuse: 28, Temple 7
Semple 14, New Mexico A. & M. 7 Thiel 13, Allegheny 17. Texas 19, SMU 3 Toledo 28, John Carroll 19 Tulsa 20, Cincinnati 0, Tennessee 20. North Carolina 14. {Unfon 14, Willams 0 Upper lowa 12, Dubuque 0 Ursnus 13, Penn Military 0, Utah 7, Colorado 0 ; | Vanderbilt 19, Auburn 0
{ Virginia~8tate 13, Virginia Union #, 14
{ Youngstown 33, Seranton
Wayne 13, Springfield College (Mass) 8. |
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Park School 12, Lake Forest 12 /iie), | ALL-AMERICA CONFERENCE | Brooklyn Dodgers 21, Chicago Rockets 14 | San Francisco 27, Buffalo 14.
| NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago Bears 10, Green Bay. 7, Pittsburgh 14, Washingon 7. Los Angeles 41, Detroit 20 hicago Cardinals 28, Boston 14, Philadelphia 24, New York 14
‘Cross. Country
Canterbury 17, Frankiin 37 Ball State 16, Indiana Central 2 | Butler 20, Western Kfichigan 37, Purdue 25, Wisconsin 30 {Indians 20 Miami 38,
Taking “picks on Pittsburgh” is
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{five-tilt pro mitt bill. Johnson racked up his 10th local triumph in as many starts recently {when he stopped Tommy Byron and Pct. Pts.-Op. at the same time won the Indiana 3% 79 34,175-pound championship. | Gib Jones is a two-fisted brawler 500° 36 21/who keeps moving in and is & fair He's run up against some 000 41 97/0f the best belters in the 9 | incluidng Nate Bolder Tommy Ya jever. displaying a weakness at the| One item is certain. The battle
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| powerhouse Eastern observers had State whipped Northwestern, 39 te | expected but obviously looking for-|{27 and Tennessee defeated North {ward to the Army game, brushed | Carolina, 20 to 14. | - " -
Will Be Decided 'Up Front’
By OSCAR FRALEY, United Press Sporis Writer NEW YORK, Nov. 4—The game of the year between Army and Notre Dame, college football's two -undefeated titans, was shaping up today as a classic guessing contest with ‘favoritism shifting to the Fighting Irish off last week-end’'s performances. Notre Dame showed a startling weakness in the middle of the line
over Navy, 28-0. | Army, meanwhile, had the mis- Will go pretty close to 210—and will eries for three periods as it finally {be keyed just as high as were the came through with a 19-0 triumph | Mountaineers. The Irish, however, over West Virginia. It wasn't the have far more numerous and unusually flawless Cadet crusher, how- |doubtedly more. potent reserves.
guards, heretofore noted lagk of re- { will be decided up front. As for serves and brittle blocking which |the final score, the guess in this
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lurday. If so, Army was looking the | - SYDNEY, Australia, Nov. 4 (U, {hi {P.)—The spectacular racing career West Virginia showed, Just as did of Bernborough has ended when Duke, that a battling bunch of the Australian wonder horse broke linemen can give this Army club Ithe sesamoid bone in his near fore-
SAMPSON, N. Y, Nov, 4 (U, P).|a headache. Outweighed but fast |leg during the running of the
| —Charles Batterman, winner in and’ hard-charging, the Moun- Mackinnon stakes at Flemington, 1944 of the national intercollegiate |taineer forwards pretty well hand- | The veterinary who examined the cuffed the Army one-two punch, horse after his jockey led him back ; {to the winner's circle said the horse Along those lines, West Virginia never would race again. He will be
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