Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 November 1947 — Page 30

el Ln | . . A 5 , : a Ye oT . v A i . \ 3 : . - 4 ww Fx y 7 Be) . 0 3 * - Sil + i 2 4 . . . . iy he 3 A : ’ : , ~ ney : di Y * ART op : 4 > wh i . ¥ = Je * . % oe grrr he Je - 2 ny . a 4 ar i

Te - «@ fen

“sports IU-

/ \ /

RT El ML Aa BT ey ary ich., ND-Army Top Grid Car d For Coach-of-Year Honors A After2

gC ROUNDUP =k ’ FRANK ATTENDED WINNER S.D. GRAMMAR ag _* | Each Week Produces More Candidates . = a Ben, FE "By EDDIE ASH Purdue Pulls AND HIGH School . HE SorRE PRODUCES djor S a For Scripps-Howard Newspapers’ Award ond wiimiph “ . 5 »> - » ' . ; i : r starts a fl By EDDIE ASH WINNERS Now! “WAS CENTER (1928) "AnD [Vo hk By LAWRENCE ROBINSON A the left-hand FIRST TO TRIP ARMY. , .-. } » . ‘ TACKLE (1929) Ta . NEW YORK, Nov. T—Pencil-chewing and ‘deep cogitation will 200-pound Bx Columbia University, the grid team 7 ; UNDER Loc ANE 0 : ear U es mark the individual balloting by the nation’s coaches who vote in‘ from Pittsbu that snapped Army's long unde-| i ill / ) the 1947 Coach of the Year award. This hectic campaign, conducted by : Main Ever feated string,. will not have a gpot| -# LIS 4 YEA ec .| the Scripps-Howard newspapers, including The Indianapolis Times, has weights: B .on the West "Point schedule next : coed oT x sparkled with competition, and with great jobs done by great eoaches. burgh ws. | fall. . . . Gene Rossides, the Lion's| t 11] I or NOTRE DAME nn oll S Every week produces not one or two more candidates, but & whole annapolis, Ace passer, is the poy | ; ; : fibck of them. Take last Saturday. Semi- Win lad- who pitched : ; SHOWS w= | Consider Reshich You know that Matty Bell is doing Georgia Teh reins suly three years terweights; the strikes thau } : . | Consider Restriction a great job at Southern Methodist: 280, achieved a great victory last Chicage va upset the Cadets Boilermakers Seek 37 Wws & 0 S - T -i.e od again, because he upset one of the Week over one of the game's real anapolis, ® couple of weeks 4th Big 9 Victory 3 LoSSES | n Jpring fuipng country's favored teams—Texas. | ase ADS or o Duke. Prelim, 5 § Wo. . . , He can «= CINCINNATI, O, Nov. T (UP)—{ An4 don’t overlook Stuart | Fra y, Coach of the ¥mmy Rot certainly toss that Poothall fans tomorrow will be 4 TIES Clarification of the rules regarding comm in his first ig. Stars Bok! vem, becomes a candidate for re- Marty Hart, pigskin and he [treated to the strange spectacle of young baseball players and tighten- pom an opening reversal, the Pete honors by his masterful di- Prelim, 5 tossed it where™ Purdue pulling for an Indiana vie- ing"of restrictions on the length of go ner Ohio State star has done Fecton of the Irish of Notre Dame, : weights: Bi the Cadets could tory. the spring training season were be-| wo ders with the Boilermakers the| NO coach ever has repeated in the olis vs, Fn not bat it down. Pl It isn't that the Boilermakers ing planned today for action at then, 1 yncetters of the season, And|12 years of the Scripps-Howard bus, O. + +.. The Rossides % i have taken a sudden brotherly feel- joint major league meeting in New poy Stunidreher, the old Horse. CO8ch-of-the-Year award. Prelim, 4 system is what Rossides {ing for the Hoosiers’ gridiron for- York, Dec. 11. man from Wisconsin 15 in the! The Coach-of-the-Year award is weights: N Notre Dame will [tunes, but Purdue needs to have Both recommendations Were cme category, Harry too. suffered 8iven not alone on the prowess of olis vs. Son: depend upon tomorrow In the big someone stop the Michigan jugger- made yesterday by the major ¥ ' ithe team, but for the coach's in- olis. ; 5 v | bitter defeat when his team fumbled battle with the Army at South nau if the Gold and Black 1s to league executive coyfcil; holding its| 4 intercepted itstlf into the dol- fluence on his players, sportsman- Johnson is Bend. . ©nd with any kind of luck finish anywhere near the top in quarterly meeting here in the office| 4. against California ship and strategy. + son on the Johnny Lujack or Frank Tripucka ihe Big Mine race. of Commissioner A. B. (Happy) | But. since that tb the Bad | Bo McMillin, Indiana, won the been sideline .- are expected to throw the ball welll Ang Indiana MIGHT be able to Chandler, Co * have be ; i ane. 1 : . 8€TS honors in 1045 and Earl Blaik, "suffered in . enough and accurate enough to lead p01, As an outgrowth of the recent D8Ve been roaring at full speed, and| omy was named last year, Gatrell skirn the Irish to at least a two-touch-| wns purdue tackles the Gophers dispute between Chandler and Gen- Uday stand as a threat’to Michigan srr een tion at 8:30 down wictory. . . . Columbia's « Minnesota on an even rating in eral Manager Leslie M. O'Connor of for leadership of the Big Nine, Football Results . Rossides has always been a great np, .an0lis, Indiana will meet a the Chicago White Sox, the council] For that matter, canny Fritz C ti F passer but he really got hot in the wp. 00h powerhouse at Ann Arbor voted. to recommend rewriting of Crisler, Michigan's coach, continues === High Schools ‘ urris late stages of tho Army Hlt as the oor0q to dump the Hoosiers by |the rule regarding young players to deserve a nod, too, along with Whiting 18, Gary Horace Mann 13. ] Test Ne Lions roared back to win, 21 t0 20, ,\ 0 toi chdowns. to forbid the signing of any high| Jef! Cravath, whose Southern Cali- Colleges in the late stages of 3ij¢ Susale BY| A sell-out crowd of 85,938 fans 1s | school student in the United States| fornia Trojans seem - Rose Bowl Alliance € Edinboro Teachers ® Bay Oversoming 4 . 203-3 deficit. “this to be ON hand for the tussle at 4nn ‘or Canada. =" | bound. Academy 13. heavyweight Con hag ios} ho Fume hon Arbor, They're going largely to see The current rule, adopted in Feb-| Bobby Dodd, Who took over the|reehers semodied® iors Tho Springfield stern test at year, to Yale an Mes 8 the Wolverines, leading the Big ruary, 1946, specifically forbids only - — —— ———————————— day night w. Tilans beat Novy) i Bx Nuvy Nine with three straight triumphs the signing of students at a high! ; : ' powerhouse t slays on tne Louis ' "land rating with Notre Dame as a school which is a member of the |===—{ 33 YEARS OF GOOD TAILORING IN LEON’S Mehalakis, of «1048.0, a Even wil Any ow of top team in the nation. National Federation of State High The Curtis Suely 813 picture, |e. lions wae) Trouble In Past School Athletic Associations. MASSACHUSETTS AVE. TAILORING SHOP! ; top a threewill have a formidable schedule, he M : : be offered & meeting Rutgers, Harvard, Yale, But Indiana has given Michigan Automatic Fine Carter's Herc ! 4 (trouble in the past when the men of} LEAHY. H. The council also suggested that : Penn, Princeton, Cornell, Dart- e AS ' a is signed for {McMillin were definite underdogs, J the majors’ agreement not to sign . mouth, Navy and Syracuse. . Co4c € 2 J : with a 90-mi] .w and there's a slight possibility that HED any boy who is still eligible to play J ? = they might again. However, George J in American Legion Junior Baseball Curtis has OLLEG/IATE. trail in both

BIG DAY FOR GUARD. . « . |yjjaferro, the Hoosier backfield Hunk Anderson, the Chicago pro- | ace, suffered a pulled leg muscle) FEA NK WAS

. fessional Bears’ line coach, yesterday. | S&L ECTED TH E

| . achieved a football oddity when | The Hooslers, critics agree |, : he played guard for Notre Dame. {haven't shown anything startling in| CoAacy or THE YEAR . .. The alert Anderson scored Previous games but may have been) /A/ [OZ /, three touchdowns in one game saving up for this one. At any rate,

be included in the major league NaTionat rules with an automatic $500 fine mateh tests

: CHAMPION SH 1 P for vielation. Though observed for, New Su it 0 ry : Topcoa { : Snel . %

several years, the .agreement has SQUADS 4T NOTRE 1 been listed in. the rule book. Yures.

dh ¥ OAME. BoTu HIS The council recommended that no F N 0 L : 1 o 1/943 AND 1/946 ELEVENS team be allowed to invite its players or ow oe 0 0 r a ter Touchdox against the Purdue Bollermakers.- [Coach Fritz Crisler of the Wolver- ; OE A 7 to start training before March 1 : ) Honors F . «-. He mocounted for two by [Ines isn’t taking the tilt lightly, - Vo7€0 / TEAM IN NATIoN next year or any succeeding year.

snatching up fumbles and a third | At Minnesota, Purdue again will)” ‘va FRANK IL AMY o0ToNES + | Two steps were taken in regard to We Suggest You Visit though he n

by intercepting a forward pass. [depend on the stout Boilermaker Ir player pension program. ment in Pal

On (line, the running of Harry Szulbor- First, 3) > Sonehies - 9 ° (Pop) Warne {were made e e participate. | LEON S T l Sh Rox {Secondly, it was ruled that only one ai or 0 a

{ski and the passing of Bob DeMoss KNEW. HS STUFF . .. Ralph as the Boilermakers seek their,

» » n ” » » - » - o_o *® » Vinegars: oe erin fourth Western Conference victory Le a hy MH a S i fen D 1 ning on Fi nge r N a i Is days active major league service coaches in fo

inst one se. during the year players entered the ) ’ was named r Nelger Jou rie SoAch With de Bt. Ee Tee la Nine wre And Knuckles Worrying About Army armed forces will ig required to Tomorrow. Don t Delay eu vi

sentatives are on alien flelds and {qualify them and all time spent in

new manager, . . . In a night game : a game in 194 “at the Indianapolis Park some years Notre Dame is host to Army at By JOE WILLIAMS : PROBABLE LINEUPS that occasion. I started out buying S¢rvice Will count in the compilation * Cornell, Carl |South Bend in the terminating] - Notre Dame Army | of a player's record for pension » Nar 350, Whe Winegarnes ve with game of their long series, Butler's) SOUTH BEND, Nov. 7—The mas- Martin ......... Revsisfibodlostly uk By ue time the train| nails . Good Hand-Tailoring ford, Temple ‘oledo, he was at bat and swung f Hi Connor ....veees le Tovveaneinninns r reached Albany and the com- * | during a « and missed the first pitch, . , . Sud. Bulldogs will meet Western Reserve ter, hereinafter known. sa Frank poe cr , 5 oo yi partment was strewn with diagrams ea | Does Take Time! 4

spanned 45

+ Henry lof touchdown plays that couldn't Amateur Football

denly, Ralph turned to the umpire of Cleveland at the Bowl in a Mid- Leahy, was unable to attend the wendeil | ns Trent miss I had by persuasive bargaining | The Lincoln Bears will play Sheridan's

* “ ° and requested that time be called. [American Conference encounter. |daily mass press interview out here Cuathosi a

+ + + This was dorlp and Winegarner , Mixed Oftensive and as a consequence three others Lujack . Guiitfaicome into possession of the entire at 130 p. m. Sunday an Municipal ‘Sta: stepped out in front of the, plate,| Butler's coaching staff expects filled in for him, which will give gue" *" ; Scoti|iSsue. That was the year Army dium. A preliminary’. game between, swung his bat and demolished a the Red: Cats to throw a mixed you a mild idea of his indespensa- Paneill F. B Rowan won 48-0, | iso ed = aoc Cnrisuian Pals 4s)

floating web that was hanging be-|style of offense against the Bull-|pility in these matters. | Keka 30 Diam Poor roan: | * = rca ——— tween the mound and the plate.[dogs tomorrow as both schools try! Mr. Leahy, who has been dining spolis). NBC (WIRE, Indianapolis), WISH,| “WHAT ARE you griping about” Amateur Basketball + +. Thereupon Ralph stepped back for their second victory in confer-|on finger nails, knotty knuckles and! : {barked Tavelle after the game.| Tonight's schedulé’ for the pre-season

into the batter's box and belted a ence play. Caoch Dick Luther has a black despair all week in his worry| Whatever naturalness he may have pg |Dasketball tourney at the YMCA is as)

~ (“Last year they beat us 59-0. triple off the scoreboard on the — —|about the Army game which he|8S 8 genius. : y gy | "7:15, Greek Bears vs. Biltwell; 8:15, next pitch MICHIGAN | INDIANA hopes, with the help of some major | The beautiful diction wasn’t|you look at it "in the true sporting lputier ¥. vs. Army Recruiting: 9:15. | nid Ea 1- Michigan Bt, 4 11~-Nebrasks 2 oop ta Not Da Pp |there. Nor the Noel Coward ex-|manner you win yourself 11 points.” Peerless Saundry vs. Indiana Central § . - nfo i T—Wise ie, | Business ege. #0 Pittsburgh she's pra 18 Lame may MANAEE | essions, nuances, gestures, the| From the conference room the! Be

} — | HE COOLED OFF . . , Hal Gregg,| 40—-N western 21/411! burgh sto win by one point, had to go see | the Brooklyn righthander, logked| je—}innmota 9 o-Northwestern 1ihis dentist, After all, a fellow's | like a sure-fire big league mound |-—- wit x ; teeth can stand only so much.

49 star in 1945 when he won 18 games PURDUE ) MINNESOTA . 88 : : 2 3 {ep +out-the week a work of the sublime the practice field where the master | Yo : and lost 13... but apparently the| jJi—Hiscoptin® 3% = tvashington — ¥ THE THREE men who attempted |, : ; was putting his young men through Besson Bs LEAGUE ~

record was just a flash. , , . He| '- Notre Dame 3 fi-Nyestern 2l'to replace him and failed deplor- | “Jack has seen Army play more non-contact drills. Yes, his teeth|omahs 3, Ft. Worth 1 (overtime).

won only =six games in 1046 and Rion

| EE ee mr | contrasting faces of personality, all reporters, largest number ever to the deft shadings which have made | assemble here for a football game, Hockey Results

the master's performance through- or any other event, moved over fo NATIONAL LEAGUE 4 Montreal 3, Toronto 0.

4793

r 8—Michigan 13/ably, as was to be expected were oqo in the last four years than were all right now. No, he hadn't Houston 9, Tulsa 5. only four the past season. . . . How. | 3i—lows 9) M¥—-Pittsburgh ~~ pq (Moose) Krause his chief. of Ban their own coach.” Bn said| worn them out biting his’ nails | rt Kansas City 1. ever, Gregg Is only 26 and there's|143 20 » 93 staff, Jack- Lavelle, his Army in- ; ' ) , ry : still time for him to regain Winning| e.mail Biats of 0—Duguesne 8 telligence officer, and Jesse Harper, By yo Lavelle snd or Thats jo Amusing Jest, though | COLEMAN. GASOLINE Sure . . . Our TAILORS form. . .. He has a quick fast ball| j—Ohio U = 18 8—Rutgers 7 who coached the Notre Dame team after Saturday this tock. Frame oe LANTERNS are always busy . . . and 14-Wab: [13--W 2 i ' . . . And good stuff, and perhaps &| J-vabien Oa mea.wen 3 that beat Army in the very firstiineq gisciple of the spartan diet, 40 ShbiuAME | 0 yuARMY $1 Uh it does take time to do change of pace and control will 35—DePauw 0| 18—Akron o/ game of this series which, as you | 23—Purdue | 41—Colorado . GOOD HAND TAILOR

solve his problem in 1048. , , . He stands 6 feet 4 inches and weighs 105 pounds.

104 40/03 ¢7/ know, comes to a close here 3atur- { 21—T INDIANA CENTRAL| ~~ HANOVER dav. #771" |blue: plate special, has sat in press 3;—0nS 25--Canterbury 0 44—Canterbury 12] “°° boxes peering intently at -Red-Blaik! ~. Bo petakin 18 Ja —Qeors (Ky) 13] That was the game played 34 (omg searching for deferisive and jg

1 13 Deflar | 368—Anders 1 14 Manchester 13] I Manchester 6 YOars ago, in which Rockne and ofrensive debilities and relaying his

{ este | 30—Rose Pol : 1 8 hide . ) i3—Ross Poly 8. 20-Frankiia $ Dorais showed the East what for- ding to the local GHQ. 20—Anderson 14 | ward passing was all about, | “FN 143 57.137 s1| The Notre Dame squad which in-| “THIS 1S a good. Army team,”

6 |which features the sixteen course| 31 Nebcecka 0 0| 0

= Ee w—ocooo

BLUE POINT ivriv

Delaware, Madison and Ray Sts.

ING (that's the only kind of tailoring that LEON TAILORS know how to do), but we can fashion

! 65—-Wash. & Lee 13/188 3

Yc Miller Jewelry

IRR

vaded the East in 1913 was an ’ 1 Order Your New sult or lopsesl ——————— | > P . 3 . dle starting backfield combination that austerity group which numbered! Co cacd Lavelle. “From tackle to an NOW. If it's’ for a speboasts of two good passers, quarter- exactly 18, 15 players, two coaches tackle it has what is probably the ] Extra cial occasion and you're # back Adrian Castilla and Left Half and tHe trainer. They traveled by best line in the country. It will take | Pair in a hurry we can finish Warren Lahr; a speedy break-away | day coach, had a guarantee of a great team to beat the Cadets, I of + in TWO {rynner, Nate Corbin, and a plung-| $1000, won 35-13 and used 12 play- am optimistic enough to believe we Trousers your garmen " |ing- fullback, John Zwirek, Butler's ers to Army's 21. Harper by the have such a team.” WEEKS at LEON'S! {scout says that -all three of these! way, drove from his home in Sumas} A¢ one who has been investing in 600D men are “tops” in their positions. [to be here, for the Saturday wind- Lavelle’s peculiar brand of optimism | : | Because of the versatility of the up. for some. years now, I am unable to| [— eT FRANK FENR (backfield the Bulldog coaches fear ..y [recommend his product as a sure] :

BREWING CO. Ins the Cats even more than they did] KRAUSE was awkward, embar- approach to riches. As a matter of Louisville 2, Ky. | Western Michigan despite the fact rassed and unstimulating in his/fact, I took my business elsewhere that Western Michigan outweighed role as stand-in for the master. in 1945 following the trip from Reserve by nearly 20 pounds in the The fact that he realized the utter South Bend to New York with the line and 14 pounds per man in the hopelessness of his -position, how Notre Dame squad.

No Extra Charge

b tly the odds w ins J Taw ; wi be high schosl day on the caused him to Ughten up 4nd Toelot shares an: THsh meta en | Shaith ... $9.95 Ast mead Yom Danesh Nar For Credit! utier campus an me Re ee ——————r es e—— TOM ..i.s0000.. FON sus vu . ! 4 youngsters from Indianapolis, Mar-| 40 Years 40 Years | , | AT LEON'S . .. your terms are our terms! , (Continued on Page 31) | of Square % In Same i You can pay weekly . . . semi-monthly or ! 1 U.8 A 8 § : Dealing! Location! | monthly! Here is your opportunity to buy ba «os, ia BS WHEELMASTER Sidewalk BIKE (WRIGHT'S) Il , GOOD CLOTHES nd pay LEON'S whe b A ‘REGULAR BIKE BUILT ; | you wear them J Al NOW?! “ron cmpse'mon Good Values on Easy Terms! wore, NY |]. vn 2 ' : ® Alpaca Lis * Bigs. COANE re. MENS | If You'reina Hurry... See the Tailor o 100% woo | Shop Garments... | ow J YORLITE" | ALL Ww 0 oL : | | p $ Ready to Put On ois BEARINGS | Topcoats © Suits © Extra Trousers AR a | : 9 Jc PUNCTURE | SUITS for Immediate Wear at LEON'S 258 PROOF AIR 0 KX L pposii

We. may have just what you have been looking

A - Sn TIRES

Lots of Heavyweight

TOPCOATS [Ls

Famous-Make

WHEELS Watches for for at a price that you CORDUROY v¢ LEATHERETTE ll Priced From ; | can afford to pay! Nec- _+-~TROUSERS ad THIS L COVERED essary alterations will be Chalice. 6° 4 SPRING SEAT 1. - made by LEON'S TAl- Tb Brown : : '

MEN'S BIRTHSTONE RINGS

SR Samm $1995

vr BALL-BEARING WHEELS— FRONT and REAR

LORS without delay!

OPEN'ALL DAY SATURDAY | HN | From 8 in the Morning . . . Until 8 in the Evening! Open Monday thru Friday , . . 8 A. M. to 6 P. M, Br

LEON TAILORING CO., Inc.

wl dear Liar : ef ) pe \ ne =n aE i REE

1 . Pay as Li Beautifully constructed, this sidewalk bike will take the beatirigs W ttle as that only children can “dish out” Available in blue trimmed

Only 19.95 500 DWN

1 Arranged to Suit : ILLINOIS | You Bm NF grReET

: - , - JEWELRY & CLOTHING SHOPS 44 N. DELAWARE FR. 2301 Avs py Hind oH | OPPOSITE THE COURTHOUSE / [| “ALWAYS A SQUARE DEAL AT RITE'S” vis: - BB ” - > i y 2 : re - a Lr Li J iy ee se pir — —

G o ogi : i Bip. ix i FEET i be is Gib i

‘ LL 2 Doors From Power & Light Co. ’

OPEN A BUDGET ACCOUNT TODAY

* * ay