Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 December 1946 — Page 26

The colossal Cadets of Army

Henry Foldberg. Notre Dame was ted by its brainy quarterback, Johnny Lujack, and its mobile tackle, George Connor, It was a truly all-America team * with every section represented. The Midwest dominated it with four men, Lujack, Connor, Alex Agase of Illinois at guard and Warren Amling of Ohio State at tackle. The éast was next with three men, all from Army, while the south placed two, halfback Charley Trippi of Georgia and Center Paul Duke of Georgia Tech, Rice Places Guard From the southwest, Guard Weldon Humble of Rice was the representative and Burr Baldwin of U. C. L. A's unbeaten Bruins at end upheld Pacific coast prestige. Four players, Blanchard, Davis, 6 Foldberg and Amling were re peaters on the cream team. A Bit ai 0 sy Fo fy, i Ee ‘lin a way—he was an all-America batted. 253 at Tinos in 1042 and again at : HELL BE NO . ANGER. ... |Purdue in 1943 as a naval trainee, Billy Herman will make his man- [after which he put a war between ‘agerial start in 1947 at Chicago's [the years of his gridiron career be‘Wrigley field against the team [fore returning to Illinois this year ‘with which he started his major |where he led all guard candidates. ‘league career and with which he | For Blanchard and Davis, perwon the largest share of his base- |haps the two greatest backs ever to ball laurels as an infielder. . . . The [grace the roster of a single college ‘National league schedule is s0 |team, it was the third consecutive arranged that the Pirates will (year of all-America recognition. open the season against the Cubs And as was to be expected, they led iin the 8 Windy City, April 15. . the ticket ih voting. Halfback of Indianapolis and Davis received 2019 points out of a Dr Herman well wishers possible 2310 while Fullback Bilanbe on hand. chard rated 1951.

TOPS IN TWO-BAGGERS . . . Rated Third Steve Mesner, former Indianapolis| « There was a striking unaminfielder, fed the Pacific Coast league ity among selectors for the other in doubles the past season by belt | backfield posts. Trippi received ng 49. . , . Playing for Sacramento, 1894 points and Lujack, 1733. No he also topped the loop's third]

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{Connor, Lujack Are Are Selected From Notre Dame; Foldberg, Blanchard, Davis From Cadets |’;

By CARL LUNDQUIST, United Press Sports Writer NEW YORK, Dec. 4—Army and Notre Dame, nationgl co-champions in the collegiate football realm, led the way today with five of the 11 places on the 1946 United Press all-America football team selected by sports editors, writers and radio broadcasters from coast to coast.

backfield twins, Glen Davis and Felix Blanchard, and their great end,

placed three men, their touchdown

other player at any position came within a mile of this quartet and it was significant that the fifth backfleld nominee, Arnold Tucker of Army, the second team quarterback, had 1079 points, far more than some of the first team linemen. Other second team men were Herman Wedemeyer of St. Mary's, Charley Justice of North

at guards, and George Strohmeyer of Notre Dame at center. There were four casualties among last year's first team men eligible for selection this year. Wedemeyer and Savitsky had to settle for second team berths. Bob Fenimore of Oklahoma A. & M, was out a lot with injuries and received little consideration for the halfback berth he won a year ago. Hoosiers Mentioned The voting was done by men who had seen college squads in action in every locale, providing the best cross-section of opinion possible to obtain, Among players receiving honorable mention were James Martin and John Zilly of Notre Dame and Norman Maloney of Purdue at end; George Sullivan and Zygmont Czarobski of Notre Dame and Russell Deal and John Goldsberry of Indiana at tackle; Howard Brown of Indiana and Dick Barwegen of

sackers in fielding. . . . He hit 202 and batted in 85 yuns.

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book em “calling 'em.” . . , Tt will straighten you out on the knotty COnN, fill OW your selections and boys. .. . Evans used 1nursday. to be one of baseball's best known | Here they are, the Tough Ten:

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LIKES A. 3 GRADUATES. ‘ Muddy Ruel, the St. Louis Browns’ new manager, is high on Fred Sanford and Les Moss, the battery up from Toledo. . . . Sanford pitched two shutouts for the Browns late. last season and Moss batted 371 in! 12 games. . . . In the American as- | 3. MARION over Kokomo sociation, Sanford won 15 games, ad lost 10 and led the league tn strikeouts, , ; Moss batted .207 for the Mud Hens

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GOTTA SAY SOMETHING... . . Radio football broadcasters have to All in the time and on some occasions ran out of gas and don’t | 7. LEBANON over Crawfordsville. . realize what they are shouting | into the mike. . ., With less than | 2 minutes to play, and Notre Dame “i 9. TECH over New Castle. . Notre Dame loses this game, would Be one of the most Bi 10. ROCHESTER over Huntington credible upsets of football history.” | «+ « Yeah, ® ely nowy, chum. |Your name

DOES WELL ON “coast . <. Marchie Schwartz, the old Notre Address Dame halfback ace, enjoyed al bright season at Stanford, where he is head grid coach. His!™ team %on five games, 10st three and | tied Oregon State, but the alumni, were well pleased since Stanford! ~~ was out of the football business a couple of wartime years

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Twenty-seven members of the Washington high school football | squad have been awarded major letters. They are:

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| 6. EVANSVILLE CENTRAL over Bloomington...

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Blue Key Dinner For Bulldogs

Butler university's Indiana intercollegiate conference champion foot ball team, coaching staff, and members of the Bulldog STous- cout try tedm, will be honor at the annual Blue Key football banquet to be held in the university cafeteria at 6 p. m. . The dinner, the first to be held by Blue Key since before the war; will largely be a “family affair” for

the coaching staff and other university officials. Highlight of the evening's program will be the announcement of the 1947 captain by retiring Captain Wallace Potter, Indianapolis senior, and the announcement of award winners by Dr. Frank H. Gorman, chairman of the faculty athletic committee. Don Baker, chairman of the Blue Key banquet committee, will preside.

Harrier Letters Don Thomas, senior, and Pete Shepard, junior, have been awarded major letters in cross-country at

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Ah, That Island Hospitality

BAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 4 (U. P.). —Coach Marchie Schwartz, whose Stanford Indians play the University of Hawaii's football team at Honolul Dec. 21, believes island

“T've heard about their hospitality over there,” Marchie said. “They treat you swell; take your players to & lot of parties: stuff them with food. Then they get you on the STiditon and Kick the stufings out you.”

Hinkle Is Speaker At Rocket Dinner

Tony Hinkle, Butler athletic director, was the speaker last night as Broad ‘Ripple high school honored its 1946 football squad at the annual dinner. r Hinkle showed films of the 1 Great Lakes-Notre Dame football game, Ed Diederich, Rocket athletic director, announced that Evansville Central had replaced Tech on next

Shortridge high school.

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year’s football card.

Charlie McCann Connects for 710 Score To Lead Bovlers in High Scoring Flurry

leading the Individual perform-

tomorrow night. Total capacity will now hit around 11,000. Although the Flyers are trailing the American league's Western division, they are a belligerent outfit and seldom go down without giving “their all” for their aggressive coach, Ralph (Bouncer) Taylor. The Caps are still in the thick of the fight for top. honors in their division, although Cleveland has shown signs recently of “pulling away” in the top spot by building up a five-point lead over runnerup Pittsburgh and six points over third-place Indianapolis. But Cleveland plays at Hershey tonight and the Bears, ‘who are eight points out in front in the Eastern division, stand a good ‘chance of halting the Barons. In other .games tonight, Pittsburgh is at Philadelphia and New Haven at Buffalo.

Gym Classes For Boys Organized

The Brookside Mothers’ Civic club has organized gym classes for boys, ages 7 to 10, and 47 lads have already registered. Classes are held at the Brookside community center every Wednesday from 3:30 to 4:30 p. m. The program features wrestling, boxing, tumbling and organized games. David Fahey is chief instructor and he is assisted by Wallace Kreiger and Jimmy McAnany.

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league, resorted to the,“stall” the Rochester Royals out pay netters won, 59 to 58.

against only one defeat. In the division's runnerup spot is another Hoosier outfit, the Anderson Packers at 5 and 2.

vision is Ft. Wayne, at 5 and 1, which gives the er state a lot of prestige in the big 10-city circuit. Although the Kautskys were never behind last night the crowd of an estimated 7500 received plenty of exciting entertainment. After building up a six-point lead, the locals were given a great battle by the New York team, the league's defending champion, The Royals kept pressing the pace and finally pulled within a

less than two minujes to go, 57 to 56. This was accomplished by scoring seven straight markers. Bob Dietz saved the hometown quintet by hitting a two-pointer because Rochester added two more on George Glamack’s basket. Then the Kautskys stalled it out to clinch the game. Schaefer, Risen Star Glamack was the game's high scorer with 19 points on eight field goals and three foul throws. Bob Davies of the Royals also was up to his neck in the game with 16 markers on six fielders and four free throws, Herman Schaefer and Arnold Risen led the Indianapolis scoring with 14 markers apiece. The former Bot seven flelders and the latter six and two free tosses. Davies proved himself and all-

League Lead by In Close Tilt With Royals

The Indianapolis Kautskys of the National Professional Basketball last night to preserve a close margin over at the Butler fleldhouse and the local play-tor-

y The victory enabled Coach Ernie Andres’ to their undisputed lead in the league's wes

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Totals “24 11 a Totals 24 10 18 ~—8core by Periods— INDIANAPOLIS 18 Rochester 12 n Pree Thiows Missed—Klier Aniia a, Galloway J 1, Soertiey 1, Olamack 1, Holis-

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NATIONAL LEAGUE Western Division

W L Pet. Pts. OP, INDIANAPOLIS «+8 1 857 406 388 Anderson ....,..., 5 3 714 408 401 Oshkosh. ......... 3 2 600 200 280 heboygan ....... 2 3 400 205 264 Chicago .......... 2 3 50 x 237 Detroit ........... 3 T 2333 4 510 Eastern’ Division . WaYRE ...... 5 1 .833 3% 308 CML ideas 473 667 367 304 Toledo ..... 6 2 150 300 244 Buffalo 3 2 600 236 248 Syracuse .........2 8 200 500 583 Youngstown .., 1. 9 100 47 0

RESULTS LAST NIGHT INDIANAPOLIS 59, Rochester 58. Chicago 69, Syracuse 59. Detroit 87, Youngstown B84.

NEXT GAMES Tonight—Rochester at Detroit. Tomorrow Night— Rochester at Syracuse at Sheboygan

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MANCHESTER, H.—Plorient Deg. marais, 133, Manchester, drew on Oliver Desmarafs, 136, Manchester (10).

CLEVELAND —Artie Levine, 165, Brook lyn, stopped Texas Jimmy Sheppard, 168, Houston (6).

rate sh swift HARTFORD, Conn.—Tony Carmona, Purdue at guard; John Cannady of | It's often said cold”weathe adds anne as he begansé We 18th Jeague Fox-Hunt alleys. McCann was in ye toss Dooy work pi bh: Pustio Rico, outpoinied George (Red) Indiana at ceriter, and Pete Pihos life to tenpins, affording bowkrs an | 10 pass the T00-mark thisl,..,, win Shirley Bros. of that|Hoosler fans a rare treat m versa- | 5 "5 omied Johnny ampial: Bos and Ben Raimond! of Indiana and opportunity to up their soring, [Season circuit. tle pastiming on the hardwood. [Bangor Mtg OO) y i Emil Sitko of Notre Dame, backs. |From the looks of last 1ight's| The East sider, who has been Herb . The Kautskys will play at home arene) Wiis Ape league performances the esent!doing considerable bowling for the Hohlt, who took over the again Priday night against then 9 266. en 3 Kjoe ock frigid atmosphere has done it duty. [past 12 years, had 195, 258, 257—Tio, [runner-up spot of the evening, was formidable Anderson team in |, HO Tro Tso Mun a iy Some of the best scoring )f thejthe first 700 .of his tenpin career. |10 sticks short of hitting the coveted |S2M¢ Sponsored by the Indianapolis is; We Lists J s local [It also was the initial 700 for th Press club. LOS ANGELES Enrique Bolanos. 13314, season resulted in the varios loca also T the 1700. He had 234, 191 265—600 1 1 Mexico knocked t Lew loop sessions, with Charlie \cCann [John Hancock Mutual Life Insur- yn OF olin lle Prelim offermg at the|isiis i Sastinglon, The Tough | loop ) ; Epler’s hardware in the Blue Ribbon |fleldhouse last night, the local Nea TBBURGH Ones and | . C + B li L Ice Cream league at Sport Bowl ue Ry defeated the Jolly a ew ork, decis Ns Shores Results in Cty Bowling Leagues West Side High | Wright, “144. Cisirton, Pa. : LER (MEN) Schoen. Primrost...... s20| The best scoring of the season re"all Charlie oo Le, Hanckoek Ins. 710 Bessy French, RC. A Mix od. " 8isisulted in the West Side Classic's ® Charge For Finest Projection o% BOWLERS (MEN) Burdine Rowe, A Murray Dance Sti. gi matches. A quartet of individuals Asean Get the Herb Hohlt, Blue Ribbon Ice Cram. uth Jen MEOSe ............. passed the 650-mark while two! va Te ae boro FIRS ct, Arthur Musray o.oo HO iriets Tented Hon or them |

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