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Dr. Joseph Caton.
Notre Dame's eontest. warry on that point today. “Lujack spent the night in infirmary,” and cold packs night to his ankle. sponded well to treatment and now there is only a slight pain and most tain for the Army game just before! of the swelling has disappeared.”
Many Cadets felt that Lujack,
others were gleeful at a piece of ‘good luck for Army which may give the Cadets an easy victory in this| bitter series, while some were dis- | appointed that
plays, Army has worked hard on defense, and was expected to drill pgain today on formations. * With the exception of regular] halfback Herschel Fuson, out with] a shoulder separation, team is in “fine shape,” Elwyn Rowan, who has seen much fiction in games this year, probably | will start in Puson's place.
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Injury News Received With Mixed Emotions by Cadets
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Notre Dame Hopes Revived When Lujack’s Injured Ankle Brox elen; He'll Play
(U.. P) ~ Johnny Lujack, Dame quarterback and keyman in the Irish hopes for a victory over Army Saturday at New York, will be in condition to start against the Cadets, This was the indication given today by the team’s physician, Lujack recejved a sprained right ankle in practice, yesterday when he collided with Frank Kosikowski, ing a defensive drill.
It was first feared the injury ‘supplant him. They are George Rat- |
man was favored to get the nod. He, has played approximately 50 min-! utes in Notre Dame's five 1946 vic-
Lujack, who does most team’s - passing, When Dr. Caton gave his report good 30 of 58 aerials thus far this to Head Coach Irish mentor saji: | “But will he be able to play?” “I'm sure he will,”
Named as co-captain was Gerald left half from Dorchester, who has averaged 5.8 yards in 20 running attempts this year.' Leahy ordered a special morning The team already has been hit by workout for the Notre Dame squad other injuries, since it was to depart from here at doubtful that Floyd Simmons, star 4 p. m. for pre-game headquarters of the Navy game, will be ready to| at Bear Mountain, N. Y. If Lujack is unable to start, of three quarterback substitutes may
one string right half, has blood vessel in his right leg.
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had made The durable Jones is known the in the Queen City. heavy, the division Johnson is state champ.
might keep the field director of terman, Cincinnati; Frank Trpi- | “1 out of the Army ucka, Bloomfield, N. J, and Pete | . But Dr. Caton dispelled Ashbaugh, Youngstown, O. Ratter=|
belter, yill try to stop Al Johnson's win10. round headliner tomorrow night. as “king of the club fighters” He is a light | in which
Some heavy scoring last night's local play,
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P.).—Reports of Johnny Lujack’s' ankle injury were received with mixed emotions at West Point today as the Army football team prepared to go through its final drill for Saturday's meeting with Notre Dame in what may be the “game of the century.” star Notre Dame quarterback, would be in good shape by Saturday and that the reports were exaggerated;
Although the Indianapolis Capitals were knocked out of that threeway tie for the American Hockey league over-all lead last night when Hershey bumped off the hap{less Rockets at Philalelphia, the Hoosiers still have something important to shoot for tonight. Coach Ivan's ice pastimers take on the Springfield Indians out at the Coliseum rink at 8:30 and all are set to give the visitors a-drub-
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AMERICAN LEAGUE Western Division
American League Hershey 7, Philadelphia 2. Pittsburgh 5, Springfield 2. Cleveland 6, Providence 3. National League Boston 3, Detroit 3 (tie). Chicago 6, New York 2.
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TONIGHT --Springfield 8:30 p. m.) St. Louis at New Haven,
streak to nine games, The Caps are still out in front lin the league's western division by the margin of a single point over
, Ww L 5. G y 3 q meet a full-strength Irish team and | ,vpianapoLts .... 6 1 3 75 & %3 ihe Cleveland Barons, and a victory prove its superiority with no chance Cleveland eve 8 2 2 14 45 300, nioht will fatten that advantage for excuses P Japurgh 3 3 3 13 3 37 3500 1 heduled A uffalo . 3 9 24 26 y Ss u . Army drills all week have been 5" LoVis- i 53 § 3 JiClevenns 1 With secret, but Coach Earl Blaik has Baayen Division Bears Js ret, ac W L T Pts.G OG| . A triumph also will throw the revealed that key performers— Hershey - 8 2.1 17 48.26 ew Haven ........ 7 3 1 15 45 35 Capitals back into a deadlock -for backs Arnold Tucker, Glenn Davis Springfield ... 3 6 0 62 31 i dnd Blanchard — have beeniProvidence :.:'.1'2 7 2-6 = 33/the over-all circuit lead since the Doc Philadelphia ..... 1 10 0 2 32 8 Hershey Bears will be idle. New used sparingly in scrimmage. Pre-| | Haven, like Indianapolis, also was! % ’ SA ESUL > ’ » paring for Notre Dame's power RESULTS LAST NIGHT shoved out of that three-way top
tie last night and the Ramblers can ease back by taking care of the St. Louis Flyers at New Haven tonight. The battle for western division honors is generating additional heat, what with the Caps, Barons and Pittsburgh Hornets running a {close race, 1- 2-3. The Caps are only INDIANAP- | [two points ahead of the third-place | Hornets.
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