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THURSDAY, NOV. 5, 1947

Ripple-Shortridge

Washington at Tech

SPORTS ROUNDUP,

By EDDIE ASH.

A HE RESPECTS PURDUE © . .|

Bernie Bierman, the Minnesota Qophers' veteran coach, told Min-| neapolis ‘newspapermen the other} day that it will take a "Michigan effort” to beat Purdue. . . Boilermakers play the Gophers in Minneapolis Saturday. . . . Blerman had his play= ers all hopped up for their clash with Michigan and the Wolvernes had a rough.§

front. + « » matter of fact, a stunning upsev was in the making at one time during the fracas. . . . Bierman added, “Right now, Purdue may be as good a ball club as Michigan and tae Boilermakers’ T formatidbn may Le| the best-in the conference.” ... The Gophers’ master mind also expressed high regard for the Purdue line and for backs DeMoss, Szulborski and Adams. . Bierman's scouts have trailed Purdue closely) and he has studied their reporis| from week to week. . .. He sald| the Gophers had a mental letdown against ‘Pitt last week and didn’t

In Other To

On City Schedule

Rockets Ty Satans R

By GEO

Broad Ripple will invade Shortr

{| Tech in the two most important games on tap: vy

Howe will travel to Silent Hoosi

{meet on Delavan Smith field in the, Yother two city-series games.

Crispus Attucks, undefeated int only two games if city competition, | will play Ft. Wayne Central Catholic at Tech's field on Saturday. Coaches. Ed Diederich of Broad Ripple and George Gale of Shortridge will each risk a three-game victory string with the Satans hold-| ing a slight edge in statistics. ' Shortridge has been unbeaten so far this season in six games but holds a tie with Washington. Two of the victories were in city competition. The Satans have racked up 215 points against 25 for their opponents, On the other hand, Broad Ripple

get down to earth until late in the game. He has been bearing

has three victories ag#inst city and

down this ‘week on his line and de-|two against county rivals, Two out-

manding more hustle and charge.|

of-town opponents however, dropped

.. . Grid fans of the Twin Cities|the Rockets 6-0 and .13-0. -Against

area are looking forward to seeting| a bittle battle when hte Boilermak- | ers invade,

» ” ” HOMETOWN CLIPPINGS . . Harry Szulborski, Purdue's star back, is getting a lot of ink in the Detroit papers. . . . He hails from Detroit's Pershing high school. , .« At any rate, Big Nine coaches are unanimous in conferring on Harry the honor of being “the most improved back in the Western conference” . . .

mainly because of astute handling |

by Coach Holcomb.

” = NO ILLUSIONS . . . They hope| for the best, fear for the worst. Meaning the Western Michigan Broncos who are slated to match grid prowess with Illinois at Cham- | paign Saturday. . . . The Illini are taking a warmup before meeting | Ohio State and Northwestern. . . . Butler beat Western Michigan, 21-1 20, two weeks ago. :

y y.on THREE FOR ONE . . . If you

don't get

Managers of the big. Olympia

Arena are scheduling triple-headers|

on Sundays. . . . Any way to coax another half-buck into the boxoffice.

enough basketball at] double<headers, go to Detroit. . . .|

local talent, the Rockets haven't {had their goal line crossed. The

he|tWO defeats and one tie.

p Games

isk 3-Game Winning

Streaks; Tichenor May Take Over Scoring Lead | E WELDEN With but one week of high school football left on the menu for city | ‘il teams it appeared’ certain that tomorrow's four games. will go a long| way in deciding the mythical city champjonship.

idge qld and Washington wills play]

ers, and. Cathedral and Manual will

| season's record of four victories,

Coach Howard Longshore will be seeking his fifth straight victory after getting off to a bad start at the hands of Howe. The Hornets, edged--out Tech, 19-14, in the sea- | son opener, The Greenclads have an over- -all {record of five victories and three] | losses. In city competition Tech| has won two and lost one. Records: |

WASHINGTON TECH 24 W. Lafayette 13) 14 Howe 9 6 8. Bend Cent. 24| 12 Lafayette R 33 Manual #| 7 Richmond 13 Shortridge 13) 1% Muncie 0 Evansy. Reitz 20/ 32 Anderson 34 Southport ® 13 Manual | 18 Howe 0 13 Cathedral { » 45 Logansport

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m7 70,149 Hoosiers Winless Howe's Hornets should have little trouble in winning from the hapless Silent Hoosiers tomorrow. After getting the props knocked

21 2s

Rockets have scored 138 points against 19 for opponents. Shoots for Lead

eity-county scoring lead!

The

hands tomorrow with Jack Tichenor|

lof Shortridge taking over the top|

spot. Tichenor has scored 62 points, four behind Bill Roberts of Speed-| way who has completed play and |is currently in the lead. Coach Diederich is expected to {rely on the scoring punch of Jim Swope, Don Klinger and Bob Macy. | | Besides Tichenor, Coach Gale will

ae have Ted Steeg, Chuck Keever and |; nn pH IH

{Fred Davis in the backfield to add’

| touchdown power, Records: SHORTRIDGE BROAD R | 58 Beech Grove 39 Ben TL | 46 Southport 0 41 Anderson 12] 26 Sacred Heart

13 Washington 13) 0 Richmond New Hampshire and Rutgers.« i P—————————————— hed LW Cen, Officials promised Chaney and . Bye Pam” ne ee reals rn aurion- uns fund Football Aniversary || 19-Gauge, 4/; Drams Powder, 11/4:0z, Shot... $2.15 ig ar — series contest. Week's K's High School and the Indianapolis boxer won & MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov, 6 (up) || 12-Gauge, 3% Drams Powder, 11/g 01. Shot.._.__$1.80 us rene apioV ol " Both teams have lost their last Football Schedule jo- -round decision. Pawoelt, sald —Marquette’s undefeated football] 16-Gauge, 2/2 Drams Powder, | Oz. Shot________ $1.70 : u | three games in a row with Cathedral 1 ORROW |there was no money involv and team of 1922, regarded the standout 1 | Washington's chances for "Ye-! ,ming out a little better by win-| Broad RI fit. (that authorities had no idea who squad in the. school’s history, will 20-Gauge, 2 4 Drams Powder, 8 0, Shot_______§! 66 BE su, or ning two for the season. Manual| @athedral at Manual the man might have been. observe its 25th anniversity this| 28- -Gauge, 2 a Drams Powder, Ya Oz. Shot__.___ -$1.89 h 14-0. 1 its oe . Saturday during Marquette’ - largely upon whether or not ney 250P0C0,_Sot port, 14-0, for its| Howe at Silent Hoosiers Fawcett said action by the com y g Marquette's nome- | 22 Rifle Shells; Shorts, 35¢; Long Rifles __________ Bbc

can set down the- Highly improved

| Tech Greenclads tomorrow.

| Coach Henry Bogue's Continentals WOLVERINES "WARY . . . Bolhave two victories and one tie with McMillin’s Hoosiers generally are Shortridge in city competition. Last at their peak against Michigan and |week Washington the Wolverine coaches are wary | chances of Howe's previously unabout this week’s clash. . , . Michi-| defeated - Hornets gan has had two successive rough dropping them 13-0 in a hard-

battles, against Minnesota and Illi-| fought struggle.

rois, and may not be exactly “up” | for this one. ,. . Only two years ago, Indiana handed Michigan its only conference defeat ... and in 1944, a Michigan team regarded as a strong favorite, was blanked bythe Hoosiers, , + « Michigan won Bast

year, ; » » ” INDIANA IS AWARE OF IT « « + A Michigan play that gains consistently, and that Illinois found hard to ®heck goes like this: Jack Weisenberg, fullback, after a fake by Bob Chappius, left ' * half, feeds the ball from a spin to the right half £6 a smash at the opponents’ tackle. . . . Two blockers precede he ball carrier.

IT WAS A ‘einen "ro HAPPEN.

Pin Patter

producing three of the five honor

Heading the quintet of laurel winners was Del England, manager

o take 0. Evansville Cen. 6 tomorrow when Cathedral's Irish, JS smarting from a 32-0 “defeat by

reduced - the : Cris.

somewhat by

The Continentals have an over-all 53 - . ;

ffom under a seven-game winning {streak last week’ the Hornets face la team that has yet to break into |the victory column. ‘The Hoosiers

'have been set back seven times and of the games.

{have racked up a total of 127 points | against 40 for their opponents.

HOWE SILENT HOOSIERS | 19 Tech 14] ¢ Lawrence Cen. 28 Frankfort 0) 6 Beech Grove 13 Manual 0, 6 Pike Twp. 14 Westfield 6 0 Ind, Boys Sch, 26 Ben Davis 0 0 Franklin Twp, | “13 Southport 7 0 Sacred Heart |

14 Warren Cent, 0 14 Plainfield 25 le © Washington 13

Irish At Manual A hotly contested battle place on Delavan Smith field

| Cathedral has |against 83 for “opponents

104 for opponents.

19) 0 Tech 13| © Broad Ripple 0 Shortridge

. Tech 0 Broad. Ripple 32

83.20

By Frank Wilson

"The fast Indianapolis League, which rolls at the Pritchett slides | each Wednesday evening, again proved to be in top forin last night by

counts marked in the city.

scored’ 53 points, while |

Manual has scored only 20 against | Central Catholic at Tech

EDRAL MANUAL Attucks 12| 6 Sacred Heart 9 Sacred Mears 0! 0 Howe 13} 6 Southpe: 7| 6 Washington ~~ 3¥ 3 Neblomvills ~-0!14 Southport Shortridge

. THE

INDIANAPOLIS TIMES .

tl vadEios

Clash May Decide Football Title

SATAN BACKS—No city school bas scored yet against Broad Ripple's line, but

the Shortridge

about that when the two schools clash tomorrow at Shortridge's field. From left to _right they are Jack Tichenor, Ted Steeg, Fred Davis and Chuck Keever.

Commission Probes Threat Jim Turnesa Ties

Aqainst

High School backfield (shown above) will have something to say

|the

ann ernst

Hoople Is Still ‘Gloating - |Over His ‘Upset Predictions

-He Chose Pitt Over Ohio State Now He Foresees Virginia Toppling Mighty Penn By MAJOR AMOS B, HOOPLE, Former Banderillero Egad! © We have been discussing football so consistently sinfe the

first pigskin was booted on the kickoff

in late September, I'm beginning

to. think my millions of gentle readers need a change of pace. How about taking up some other mleresung “Subject for the day,

tsuph as bullfighting?

(Editor's Note: he wants to take the customers’

{minds ‘off the gridiron.)

The first man to Tight a bull in| a closed arena was a distant Hoople, relative, Don Rbdrigo Diaz de Vivar.

[He was a protagonist of the Span- |

ish line. of Hooples which burgeoned around the city of Madrid: Don Rodrigo carried a spear and rode horseback. In those distant days, the rules somewhat favored bulls, Now 10 men and three used to battle the vine, Tee By the way, before we terminate our essay today, let nie rémind you casually that it was Hoople who gave you two of the season's sterling upsets—Pitt to beat Ohig State and Dartmouth to defeat Harvard, In the selections for Nov. 8, my |

gainst Local Heavyweight pinot ict Racor |

consin Boxing Commission, story that Colion Chaney, an Indianapolis heavyweight, threatened with harm unless he *

Detroit, last week. Simultaneously,

[] | At the same time, the Hornets, Get Bowl Feelers' TOLEDO, O., Nov. 6 (UP)—Ath-

letic Director David {the University of 7| planned to send out

16 to Wake Forest and the University |

of Virginia. Three Ivy League

—— Brown and Dartmouth, yesterday {he either 1 notified him: that a league ruling round or get hurt.” should! | prevented them from appearing in

post-season games.

Other schools which have been, r- {edve town included Muhlenberg,

approached

Crispus Attucks

Juinives to Meet All members of the Indianapolis, © JS Umpires Association are requested |

stands a good chance to change|have only managed to score in three Virginia, Wake Forest

Washington at Tech "SATURDAY

said today investigators were checking “ had been! - PINEHURST, N, C, Nov. 6 (UP)

|==Jim Turnesa of Elmsford, N.Y. [today seemed to have the Pinehurst course's number-—and it was a very low. number. To be exact, 66. That six-under-par ‘score yesterday in the .sécond

Toy down” in a-fight with Lee Oma, ! Fawcett anounced revocation of the license of Jobe Azzarella as a boxing manager, {charging he. was a “known gam- | |bler.” He also announced that the commission would refuse to issue a license as a second to Hafry Kahn | V. Connelly of [is yo applied for a permit.

Toledo today Fawcett said Tom Leeper, Cha-

at the same time {record for tournament golf, “feeler’’ ind four

{the fighter in the dressing room ssneck N, Y., teams, Colgate, before the Oma fight and suggested day for a 141. “lay down .in the sixth Promised Protection

awcett said. Oak, Mich, all had 143’s.

mission against Azzarella and Kahn coming game against Villanova, |was unanimous. Azzarella has held! Stemi vs, Fi. Wayne @ manager's license for seven years. Fight Results United Press

Hi§ present permit would hav - P p 88x PORK Jamaica

license dated April, 1937, as a - lon, 147, Ozone Park, L. 1. 6). p sec | ELIZBETH, N. J. -- Charlie Williams,

ond. {150%4, ark,” N. J,

| Mil Fawcett sald Azzarella had been| M nll, 1 Bnimors (8) Marshall,

lito attend a special meeting which | convicted as a gambling house pa-|1%, Detroit, outpoinied Chet Harter, 190, |

ul lis to be held at Fire Headquarters tron 10 times and Kahn reportedly |- bo . 7o| tomorrow night, at which time tinal had been convicted six times. arrangements will be made for their

{annual banquet.

Pt, Wayne, Ind (10

“Boxing must be divorced from | Additional Sports, gamblers,” Fawcett said. | Pages 26, 27

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of the Speedway plant, who dropped 679 pins for his three games’ work. |

Del combined tallies of 211, 190 and 278 to lead the list.

the Blythe Rubber Stamp team.

just four pins behind - England,

The runner-up, Paul Fields, Was | 3ly Caroselli, Her

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With the free substitution rule|games of 211, 182 and 259 for a total Dorothy rier

prevailing in football this fall, some |0f 852 pins.

coaches have beems calling every| play in the close games. . . ., U, C.|/Patty Striebeck who scored a 589 for

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the students took it out on the FoX-Hunt Sponsor's Classic,

coach “for not permitting the play-|

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IN THE BIG TOWN. sus New | 2rch Heiss, Indpl York sports leaders have launched | > or Teason Indy is. a drive to bring the annual Notre-|®d Huck Jr., Dame- -Navy game to Yankee sta- Bill Powers, West Side Merchants dium, . . . That 84,000 attendance 8, aie Well Side Merchants at Cleveland last Saturday made | 308 Fulto

Gotham sports goers envious.

New York is searching for a colorful |L

replacement “for the Notre Dame Army classic,

EYES FRONT, JOE. ¢ + « After

the 1947 World Series, Piicher Joe | Page's hometown admirers pitched in and bought him a new car.... The New York Yankee relief ace was overwhelmed with gratitude.

« + + Evidently he's still overwhelmed. . . . He's had two col-

lisions already and was slightly

injured in the second.

~ » ” THE HOCKEY FUTURE... The National Hockey League is holding & monopoly on star players, but at|Jit: MPSel

the rate the ice sport is growin

don't be too surprised if a second

major circuit organizes within few years.

ball.

there will be more of the

. « . A second major league helped baseball and a second major league ihcreased the prestige and stimulated interest in pro foot-|a

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