Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 October 1947 — Page 26

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— By EDDIE ASH

HOOSIERS BAFFLE SCOUT... . tract huge crowds of Midwestern If it takes Ohip State as long to sports goers.

figure out Indiana at Columbus | on Saturday as it did OBU Scout ROLL AND TOSS . .. Bome col-

Ernie Godfrey, the Buckeyes are in lege football coaches fight the pil-| for another rough afternoon, . , . lows and. pull at the sheets as That's the way they try to get some solid sleep the Columbus the night before a big game. , , .| Citizen sizes it Harry Stulhdreher, Wisconsin grid up. . ., According mentor, tells how he came up with to the Citizen a black eye the night before a clash Godfrey said, With Pittsburgh in the days when “I'he Hoosiers do the Panthers were strong. . .. He 50 much shifting 8ald, “My bed was near a radiator. | from one position I was tackling Goldberg- and 1 to another that it Wumped that radiator. I had a took me three difficult time explaining to the boys

Ripple's Rockets will pin their hopes on Don Campbell, Jim Swope| and Don Klinger, while the Irish

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» : games to find out On Saturday how I got that Jim Smith Jim Stutz Bill Schmadeke will count on the booming punts Howard Brown IA¢ POSition shiner. | HORNETS—Eleven senior members of the undefeated Howe High School grid |of Carl Accomondo. they play.” , . .| WEEE | team will see action tomorrow when the Hornets tangle with the tough Washing- [hold city victories over Sacred Godfrey expressed great admiration BLOCK THAT KICK ... Now C . tal h Washi fi Id C h S K llov' h {Heart and Manual while Cathefor Capt. Howard Brown of the| that some grid coaches, both col. | ton (Continentals on the ashington tield. oach cam Kelley s charges have gra has one victory and three deHoosiers and said the big fellow| lege and high school, are calling | racked up seven straight victories. feats in city competition. rates with the best at guard. . . .| nearly every play with substitu- fo

Breather for Satans Brown is an Ohilo.boy from Dayton.

. x » “tions, it has b ted that | . Neither Indiana or Ohio State a ase it Hornets at Full Strength .

has been doing anything super this and shoulder pads and get out

Harridge Calls

B ® . * fall but their game Saturday is ex-| thete and do some blocking and F } T Th S . pected to attract a crowd of al] tackling, teo. irs ime iS eason least 75000. . , , There are 76 000 Nn | : Ie Tog. ie EE Toe cu ‘seats in Ohio stadium and if bright] By GEORGE WELDEN g 8 5q

THEY CAN USE HIM . . . The

Howe's undefeated Hornets, who haye been injury-ridden most of | CHICAGO, Oct. 30 (UP)—Presi- ince 1896. This contest will be the

weather prevails the teams prob- 30th game of the long feud.

to capacity {Chicago Cubs are sure to take & the geason, will have their team in shape for the Washington encounter

ably oa psy sand the|\OP8 looksie at CUff Chambers, tomorrow for the first time since Sept. 19 when they downed Prankfort|9¢nt Will Harridge today called a The Satans have five victories Seven Trax Y o4 oi chin trom | SOUthpaw pitcher, next spring . . . 28.0, Coach Sam Kelley announced today. special meeting of all American and a tie with Washington while! UCKS Or J N | ” ;

Southern California earlier in the| 1DeY sent him to Los Angeles last Bob Woods, early city-county scoring leader who racked up four League clubs tomorrow to consider Manual has had five setbacks

spring without a thorough trial and ‘hdowns he st tw s, has seen only limite 0 , la ainst one victory. $ehson - Biggest crowd ever | blossomed into an ace , . . He touch down in We fi: Yi gue H S : Fo. or m Sglion siice | Commissioner A B, Cliandier's we *Ben Davis, ‘which currently holds le ov Mich. (helped the Angels win the Const jim Stutz, left end, suffered a '1* + rootba pension of the Chicago White 80X!(p," county lead, needs a victory — defeat Ohio State, 17-16, in league pennant by winning 24 joe injury in the initial game of Week's Schedule “i its general manager, Leslie over Warren Central to sew up the | 1026. . . . In those days standing S*mc* While losing nine . . . The the season against Tech after TOMORROW O'Connor. {championship over Speedway which room was sold and so’ was space in Angels also won the West Const catching two touchdown passes. Hove 2b, WaBInEton, opie. Meanwhile, O'Conno¥ promised to completed its season undefeated. | the‘aisles. . . . But this practice waa | Playoffs + . + The Cubs benefited by Quarterback John Edwards also "Warren Central at *Ben Davhs (m. make public today all of the cor- Under the complicated county rat- | discontinued for the safety of the the deal in dollars. however . , . has seen only slight action but all] Pgech Grove st Lawrence Central (n), respondence in the fight which led Ng system, a victory for Warren epectators ” Indisna. Coatth Bo| They own the Los Angeles club, [three will be ready for the most, Commissiorier A. B. Chandler to Central would throw the champion- | McMillin will be a guest speaker at |

*Southport at *Decatur Central (n). *Pike Township at Franklin Twp. (mn), i “nn {important city series clash of the| suspend him from baseball. ship to Speedway. a stag dinner in Columbus Friday | YOU NEVER KNOW . , . Even gu50n thus far against the Con-

Shortridge at Manual. oe Rf Patie, n): Because , the Sox signed high | * “Sputhport vs. Hawks evening as I. U. alumni there start ome members of baseball pennant (i, entals. | Hsanad SATURDAY school pitcher George ‘Zoeperman | Southport takes to the road for! steaming up for the Saturday Vinning teams are. shuffled about| coach Kelley, who has been at Crispus Attucks at Dayton Dunbar, in violation of baseball rules, the initia) time of the. soars oo fracas. ver winter and are found on other the East side school for seven years,| — ompietes Sexson. [Chandler said, and because O'Con- morrow night when they travel to » » clubs the very next season ... Bul gtarted coaching only juniors and] Of the starting eleven, Coach nor refused to pay a. $500 fine im- | Decatur Central. { ITS A MIXED BATTERY. (old Jim Tobin's experience was seniors five years ago. That year Kelley has nine boys who are sen- posed for the violation, the White! Pike Township moves There's always something mew in [Pathetic . . , The veteran pitcher the Hornets played two games, win- iors. Three of his seniors, Woods, Sox were “without privilege” sports. in brother acts but this Was acquired by the Detroit Tigers ning one and losing one. Edwards and Stutz, played as regu- baseball law until the fine is paid. and this is the final game for the! one is different. . . . Perry Moss, In the 1045 pennant run and WAs| Each succeeding year ‘the Hor- lars last year. | And O'Connor planned to fight Pike gridders, quarterback, pitches the passes An Important factor in Detroit's nets have improved under the So far the Hornets have amassed the ruling with every means at his Logansport invades Tech for a! for the Illini eleven, and brother |12te-season drive . . . But when the guidance of Kelley, and this year 127 points against 27 for their op- command. Revelation of the cor- North Central Conference battle Les catches for the St. Louis [1946 season opened, Tobin was in his team is unbeaten In seven ponents. | respondence was to be the first step. with the Greenclad fresh from 13-0

Browns nine. . . . Catcher Moss the Coast league: games. | Since the injury of Woods, the, “I know the rule in this case,” he| victory over Cathedral. ! was developed in the American ne . t Hornet

ES ——————— rr scoring has been divided sald, “because I actually wrote it} Sacred Heart's scoring ace, Norb Association, with Toledo, in 1945. MM Sh fed B HM tH among Frank Knox, Don Hyfield myself. Certainly, I wouldn't violate M s, will try to overtake Bill ¥ 8 a ! ini ou e Oo er it." Pri e . ONCE AN INDIAN. . . , Prank Snyder, who resigned as manager J $2 Pi { |= { of the Toledo Mud Hens the other | on S$ 0 ra e

| in on under Franklin Township for a night tilt |

Bill Mayer at center, has been |

{the t tist for ti ots. | ae ont 1s omime macenens ne F1OOPl@ Scans the Scores,

and Dick Merchant. {it Roberts of Speedway when the

day after serving at the helm only| By OSCAR FRALEY, United Press Sports Writer {tween the uprights in six games. | one season, gained his top fame| NEW YORK, Oct, 30--Hat-pin happy and in a tea leaf tizzy Stutz handled the kicking in the S RH H 33 D P WwW 0 as a catcher for the New York! Praley's Follies or the week-end football winners. {first encounter until his injury. ees o er ¥ e i Giants in the heyday of John Mo- | NATIONAL Although Kelley relies on his By MAJ. AMOS B. HOOPLE Graw. . , . In the long aga, Snyder

Texas over SMU~—Bobby Layne and Doak Walker, a couple of hosom | starting eleven for most of the was an Indianapolis catcher and buddies, dig up the hatchet for 80 minutes as these unbeaten titans Work-horse tactics, he Ras plenty Was released to the little minors. collide. Layne and the Longhorns appear to have more scoring punch [of depth in the squad. . After that, he made the neal for victory in a close on¥ Prefers Underdog Role

Inventor of Pinechle Signals EGAD! Your prognosticator feels that he is in line for a few salvos

of congratulation. Just figuring up roughly the other day, with all of the returns not in, I computed my seasonal average to date at .820.

club eat crow by developing Into al 1i1inois over Michigan — That's| Penn over Princeton—And they | 80 far, the Hornets, have been (Editor's note: We figured it too, and the answer we got was .618.) major league mitt artist... and he |i ignt) After losing to Purdue, the|do remember 1046. {mixing a well-balanced ground at- Consider this average in the light of other performances and you WAS up there for years,

Illini should be hotter than a $2|” Yale over Dartmouth—Or I'm tack with a good aerial display. Sota > Sawing Sppresialion o my splendid performances. Since Ty, HIS HARD LUCK YEAR ... Pistol. Michigan is a 10-point|foola boola. Manual has been the only team! e e majors, very few big

tackle and captain, whe was PUL -Temember, Army was 13% over Fordham: BC over George- Hornets and Washington. Howe| GREAT HORSES like Armed ant oes Ton 2. Savior a2. voted “lineman of the year" jn POINts over Columbia low; Holy Cross over Brown;|dropped the Redskins 13-0 and the Stymie have no better percentage, Mississippi 13 1a State 7 1946, un been bampered by ine | MIDWEST Syracuse over Lafayett, and Temple Continentals smothered them 34-0. yyy wager—in fact, the few times I Mississippi State 20, Tulane 8. jury this fall . . . The Irish grid | Towa over Purdue—The blueplate over Oklahoma Aggies. | On the basis of this score the {

|have placed a bob or so on those Tennessee 19, North Carolina 14, , "SOUTH Coinertais. will be vores hington | 0048 they have invariably Tost.| Rice 21, Texas Tech 7. Geolgia Tech over Duke—Could ™ " Even Man o' War lost a race as a California 19, UCLA 13. ramble, or be a wreck. Field. But that's the way Kelley 3._vear-old:

leader may lose out as’ a repeater | SPecial. in the All-American selections be- | Notre Dame over Navy—For at cause he is seeing limited service. least one out of four.

The standouts in the Notre Dame| Minnesota over Pitt—Lightning line to date have been Bill Fischer, | doesn't strike, ete. guard, and Ziggy Crarobski, right! Also! Indiana over Ohio State; tackle . . , The Irish figure to be Missouri over Nebraska; Oklahoma The Martins and the Coys.

vilnerable at two positions as they Over Towa State; Michigan State, Also: Mississippi State over Tu-

LSU over Mississippi — How's| jndlerdog than a favorite and with hag been called those names by his {things Bayou, Bengals? [the way his group of huskies have| heloved spouse, Martha (playfully, to North Carolina over Tennessee | Performed So far, it will be a battle be sure),

{all the way. Now you may proceed to scan. Coach Kelley will have the sup- |the forecast of Ny In of Nov. 1, |

gear to meet annapolis Navy in OVer Marquette; Kansas over Kan- lane; Virginia over Richmond; | Port of his son, young Mike, who is | Butler 33, DePauw 0. Cleyeland Saturday . 4 o at left SA8 State; Miami over Bradley, and Wake Forest over W&M: Georgia 5 Years old. Little Mike can be seen Notre Dame 27, Navy 0. tackle and at fullback . . , Injuries Detroit over St. Mary's. {over Clemson: West Virginia over(®t All his father's games. tagging |Purdwe 27, Towa 7. to regulars and subs have Weakened EAST | Maryland; Vanderbilt over Auburn; behind Bam and offering a little | Ohio State 13, Indiana 6. he position . Although Notre| Army over W&L—The road back. VMI over Davidson, and Florida| ‘2dvice” now and then. | Mlingis 20, Michigan 14. Dame defeated Towa by three Columbia over Cornell—Unless over Furman. | Sam says that Mike knows quite Minnesota 14, Pitt 13. touchdowns last Saturday. it was 5 the Lion's hangover happy. WEST |a bit about the pigskin and can be| Wisconsin 20, Northwestern 7. bruising physical battle on the Fen State over Colgate—Old Southern Cal over Washington 5¢¢" With uniform—shoulder pads|Rutgers 13, Harvard 6. ground all the way man river {In & canter. jahd all--finging the Pigskin In Petia 27, Princeton 0,

wv — California over UCLA—Anoth front of the family home. { Yale 32, Dartmouth 7. BACK HOME IN INDIANA “a 'S th Sid C 4 i ton 0 Today, Mike called his dad at Holy Cross 14, Brown 6. $ Ford Prick, president of the Nas ou ae enver Oregon State over Stanforq-..|haol and uakeq, “Say, does Howe Peds Saws, Clase §. baseball .Jeague, will speak {Have to stand-for-it. y ay. y Loy Purdue football banquet Sweeps Bout Card ‘When told that the Hornets did [Boston U. 27, Fordham 6.

Oregon over Idaho — Although Bill Roberts of South Side Com-|“webfoots” is bad grammer. up not play until tororrow, Mike an-|Lafayette 12, Syracuse 7.

tional at the sponsored by the Lafayette Kiwanis!

Unbeaten Howe Faces oi oe son Washington in Top Football Attraction

Ripple Meets Irish; Satans Invade Manual, While Five County Squads Complete Season

Although the feature high school grid attfaction tomorrow will be boxers for the preliminary card {between Howe and Washington, four other teams will be trying to im- unless the 20th Century Sporting {prove their standing for the mythical city championship. | Broad Ripple, undefeated in city competition, will take on Cathe- vision royalties. |dral’'s unpredictable Irish ‘on its home field and Shortridge will be after] {the scalp’ of oft-defeated Manyal's Redskins.

‘THURSDAY, OCT: 30, 1947

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Houston Swenson John Hartman

Threaten Boycott

NEW YORK, Oct, 30 (UP)—The New York Boxing Managers’ Guild today threatened a “boycott” of the Joe Louis-Joce Walcott heavyweight

champion fight unless it is eut in on television profits, it was reported. A boycott actually is illegal, but 8 reliable source revealed that the guild had resolved mot to supply

[Club agrees to the division of tele-

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rivalry in the city. With the ex-/\N8 to an announcement today by

Club after the close of the season. [munity Center knocked out Rip| Also: Washington State over|SWered, “Let's go dad, I'm with| Kansas 20, Kansas State 0. He was a top flight sports Collins of Terre Haute in the Portland: Utah over Colorado, and You.” . ‘ Nebraska 19, Missouri 13. writer for years and his big league fourth round of the feature amateur Denver offer Brigham Young. For that matter, so will several Kentucky 14, Alabama 6. baseball paved the way to the presi-(®Vent at the Motor Armory last SOUTHWEST hundred students and parents, who |Arkansas 19, Texas A&M 12. dency of the senior major league {night, Arkansas over Texas A&M want to se if the “kindergarten yandertiit 3, Aubumn 4,

« Frick is a native Hoosier and! A Six other South Side belters won

a DeP U 1 over Terre Haut t Meatless Saturday. auw University alumnus. | re Haute opponents. 'U over Baylor—They're bears, Hawk Roberts knocked out Bd TC - y ye

" n od Bass; u GOING UP... The University {Robin Hood kod Bob Liggett; Fred John NOt lions, v1 decis di J ¢ of Wisconsin hopes to have its decisioned Bon Noa ger. Dick Roembkel Rice over Texas Tech--Or am in-

decisioned Bob Nolan, Russ McKinne ko'd| stadium enlargement pro tm. Leo Stubblefield: and Jimmy McKinney vestigation. pleted in time to handle more

declstoned Roger Graham. 9 Tulsa over Witchita—But it's a than 60,000 football fans next Fight Results 1 odeey Burricus tis year year, , . . Both Yale and the |

Navy elevens are on the Badgers’

kids" can go through the season undefeated.

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| 158 Mian} home schedule in 1948 and these [161° New Form ip! "Pointed Meyer Siegel, - eolorful teams are sure to at- ABB’

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| ELIZ | 156%, Newark, N. J. ' outpointed Hi | eon, 188%:, Milwaukee, tor Da | Re ASO. Sex — Five olanss. IM, Y } 9 n i for Fender Scratches a 1 3 exico Clty.” (3). vaste} , Cal—Maxie Docusen, 181, e Paint that New Orleans, outpointed Hudd (LE | 180, San Francisco, (10). ? Thon CHEE

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Silent Hoosiers entertain Plain-| NEW .YORK, Oct. 30 (UP)—The

lof Carl Lents and the end running field tomorrow and Crispus Attucks Basketball Association of America

travels to Dayton Dunbar Saturday|,q adopted, a'{program to orTha Rockets| round out the week's gridiron ac- | ay + 8*Yr0 wo

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! a —————————— Publicity Director Tom Carnegie, Shortridge should have a breather '3dio station WIRE, has been aplat Delavan Smith field when they Pointed publicity director for the |meet the Redskins in the oldest National Basketball League accord-

ganize professional basketball along the lines of baseball and hockey, and to include a cage “world sportscaster for series” in the season. | Maurice Podoloff, president of the association, said the “world series” probably would be started next year with the National Basketball

ception of two breaks in the meet- [Paul Wi alk, president of the league. | League,

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