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THURSDAY, NOV. 21, 1946
SECOND TEAM
TOM THOMPSON (Shortridge) +++.» DICK BALL (Cathedral) LMER LEPPERT (Silent Hoosiers) +... LYNN LYNCH (Tech) GEORGE SPRADLING (Howe) v#evers JOHN BERCK (Tech) ~ Pittsburgh and Cleveland also Tommy Ivan's charges went on a to register their victory. After a scoreless opening period, Providence went to the front on a
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United Press Sports Writer NEW YORK, Nov. 21.—Fraley's Follies or picking the week-end football “winners” in ‘a perfume shop while trying to identify attar of roses.
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NATIONAL Southern California Over U. 0. L. A~The Uclans are a 6% point choice off their record but you can throw away the statistics in this one, . WEST California O v e r Stanford— Against the odds again. Oregon State Over Oregon—They can't scare us. Washington Over Montana—Roll over, tabby.
observers as one of the state’s out- : standing backs. Wolfla was chosen at quark for his strong passing arm 11 as his ability to handle ashington's Continentals this sea-
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| son from the complicated “T.” Half. [ Colorado Over Colorado State— | pack Dick Stevenson not only was |It says here. ! Tech's triple-threat workhorse, but THE MID-WEST i his presence always seemed to give Illinois Over Northwestern—One i the Big Green a lift. Goten Mees. Sie at : Michigan Over State — Set- : Almost Equal Ability tling for the thorns. i Cathedral had backs of almost; yndiana Over Purdue — Hoosier * equal ability in Flavian Wiedekamp choice, bub? { and Rudy Bays. = aidly Minnesota Over Wisconsin — It's 1 was one most ur dough. * ball-toters, but Wiedekamp was giv- ee Over Nebraska — $0 Len a slight edge on his versatility. they say. Mythical all-star teams unfortu- THE SOUTH
Notre Dame Over Tulane — Ah
{ett nigh school football team lista] DICK STEVENSON (Tech) ..vv.eversennns iv Ro I Jock SOW» Both FRANK KAISER (Silent Hoosiers) «..veoens. | Hanted ech, co-CIAImANS| | AVIAN WIEDEKAMP (Cathedrel) ........F. ] ; Players from F | Lik | we sien mo Fraley Likes : Broad Ripple, . | Manual nd The Hoosiers plete the first By OSCAR FRALEY
loves those fighters Irish. Georgia Over Chattanooga— | Those Bulldogs, too. Georgia Tech Over Furman—No
’ ». » engineering problem. Crabb, Crispus Attucks’ “three J's, Duke "Over North Caroll vou!
Tech's Bob Harvey, Sacred Heart's : Norb Mappes and Harry Weingardt ve thrée points the other way. Even mors diffult was the —SHOW me, short one. ce of seven linemen, for here SOUTHWEST were the boys who worked in com-| Rice Over T. C. U~They cotton “parative anonymity and at times in this one. gobscurity. 8. M. U. Over Baylor—The cars
Extra Point Insuranc sprung a leak. Texas Tech Over Arizona—Play-
Brom Cathedral's brilliant line taken Bill O'Laughlin, a guard, [6 With Dig boys, now. ni Adolph Lambert, an end. Tech's EAST Green forwards supplied tackle| Alabama Over Boston College— 2Gene Turner and Bob Fischer, the! Good football for you all. : almost sure-fire extra-point| pitt Over Penn State—Another
insurance. ally, regarded Yale Over Harvard—Battle of the
line, while the veteran Droad A's. the Jtem| Dartmouth Over Princeton— Cornelius, They gotta win one sometime," *
performer, | er. 7 White Sox Sign
Jrobanly could Bridges as Coach =. ys omitted from the| CHICAGO, Nov. 21 (U. P)~ eleven. But fortunately for Prank Bridges, a former Baylor uhiia JonessRed; my speal versity coach, has been signed by in his old protege, Ted Lyons, as a FIGHT RESULTS Chicago White Sox coach. By UNITED Bridges coached Lyons, the Sox
PRESS CE. R, 1-Jackis Webber, 132, | manager, during the latter's col-
Ed Brown and Don Klinger of Broad Ripple, Shortridge’s Cecil
Mississippl State Over Mississipp!|
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goal by Johnny Chad. A minute later, however, Cliff Simpson went the distance unassisted for Indianapolis. Chuck Schersa and Bill Warwick fed passes along to Ron Wilson for his tally at 5:01 as the Reds moved ahead once again. From that point on, it was all Indianapolis. Rod Morrison and Simpson banged home goals in the latter part of the middle period, while Enio Sclisizzi, Tony Bukovich and Stene Wochy flashed the lights behind Gotler Mike Karakas in the final period.
Caps Stay in Thick of Fight For Western Division Lead
The Indianapolis Caps still were in the thick of things in the Western division scramble in thé American Hockey league today. They were just a point behind Cleveland and Pittsburgh, thanks to a 7-8 triumph over the Reds at Providence last night before 4176 fans.
Billy Warwick came up with the
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Varsity and freshman football
Capt. Mac Wenskunas, Illini center, |,10v0rs at Broad Ripple high school
talk over battle plans for the important Illini game with the Wildeats |,aceived monogram awards at a
| Saturday. Illinois can win the Big Nine title with a victory.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Nov. 21 (U. P.).~Coach Cecil Isbell was using
backfield today in an effort to bolster his injury-riddled squad. Harry Szulborski and George Buksar scrimmaged in the left halfback position yesterday.
BLOOMINGTON, Ind., Nov. 21 (U. P.). — Halfback Bob Cowan rejoined the Indians football was sidelined earlier by a sore leg.
ANN ARBOR, Mich., Nov, 21 (U. P). — Michigan's - aerial attack promised to be tough to stop Saturday with Bob Chappuis throw-
Frite Crisler expressed satisfaction with the Wolverine offense for the Ohio State game Saturday.
COLUMBUS, O, Nov. 21 (U. P.) ~Ohio State was in top condition today for its meeting with
Jenkins, 136 twater, Tex., stopped Ted Garcia, 134, | Vegas, N. M. (9). 9,
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special athletic convocation held yesterday. The school's cross-country team also was honored. Broad Ripple was city champion among the harriers.
Secos Practice The Indianapolis Secos.will practice at the Kirshbaum Center gym tonight at 9:30. The Secos meet
ties from tough practice scrimmage yesterday were minor and
Hockey Standing and Summary
+ W L T Pts. G OG Cleveland .......... 10 4 2 22 4 it h 9 INDIANAPOLIS Buffalo . 5 prim ine comeber orshares— Vein, Sp onacher, 0 » EAS DIV Simon, Nicholson, Seusii, Sullivan, ** vi e Spares — sesh entus es Wa . , Laplante, Brayshaw, New ven 40 | Whitelaw, Stanley, Pearson. oid INDIANAPOLIS ” phia .......1 14 1 3 47 117|INDIANAPOLIS ........... 0 Pa ————— Provident” »ss.eereerearees 0 A | RESULTS LAST NIGHT First Period—No score. Penalties—StenAMERICAN LEAGUE | toy, Simon, TiANAPOLS 7 provides 3. Juried, Soore, Cleveland 7, Philadelphia 3. ons? Orn, Rucomb 3b Tod: . . a MahoRAL” LEA og Phe ETT C0 Detroit 8, Chicago 8. Blake), 13:34; Boston 4, Toronto 1. ( , Woehy), 17: Penal STATES LEAGUB Summers, : Ft. Worth 5, Kansas City 4. Third , Indianapolis, S—— lisiszl apdon, W ), 2:43; 7, Ine NEXT GAME + dianapolis, Bukovieh ° w oarl, Doran), Tonight—8t. Louis at New Haven, .v [5:00 8 Providence, Warwick (Wilson, cy a rison ( ox 38. Penalt les—Areand, an, Warw! major), ake (major). Rocket Athletic go Refsress—Rabbit McVeigh My A)
triumphed last night and Coach sooring spree in the final period
Reds’ final goal at 11:46 minutes in a gang play. Morrison and Lioyd Doran broke away from the pack
at 16:28 minutes, with Morrison)’
netting the final Caps’ goal, Third period action was enlivened by a scrap between Warwick and George Blake of the Caps, who were given major penalties. Just before they were seated in the penalty box, fans in the stands squared off, but the melee was quickly quelled by police. Ivan was notified from Detroit that the Wings are sending Center Max NcNab to join the club on the current road trip. He is a rookie weighing 175 and standing six feet three inches.
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Indiana Central college has scheduled a Thanksgiving day basketball game with the University of Kentucky at Lexington, Nov. 28.
The Greyhounds open their season | pojy
Saturday at Valparaiso,
Foxx Is Manager ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., Nov. 21 (U. P)~Jimmy Foxx, former American league home run king, to-
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manager, to take over at Louis
Columbus; April 15. ... The home opener will be on April 23. Brown will make his Victory field debut when the Indians play the Cine cinnadl Reds, April 11 and 13, . wo
peltoves Indianapolis made a splendid selection In Jimmy Brown Greenfield Rifle Club Wins Match
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the Central Indiana Rifle league. Results:
day was named manager of the new
limited to reserve players.
CHAMPAIGN, Ill, Nov. 21 (U. P.) —Guard Alex Agase, top Illinois lineman, will play against Northwestern Saturday despite a broken thumb, it was announced today. Coach Ray Eliot sald Agase would wear a cast over the digit.
EVANSTON, Ill, Nov. 21 (U. P).~ Coach Lynn Waldorf was concentrating on defense today with his injury-depleted Northwestern squad which faces Illinois’ Rose Bowl and Big Nine championship bid Saturday.
the Chicago Monarchs at the Armory Sunday afternoon.
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. Nov. 31 (U. P.)~Dean Widseth, Minnesota star left tackle, was hospitalized today as the Gophers prepared for their final game against Wisconsin Saturday. Widseth had a severe cold but said health service attaches had assured him he would be released in 24 hours, ‘
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PICKS THE TROJANS . . . Marchie Schwarts, former Notre Dame star who is head grid coach at Stanford, believes Southern California had the stuff te defeat U. C. L. A. In the big game in Los Angeles Saturday..... He
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