Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 19 November 1947 — Page 12

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Four Injured Purdue: Players

Boilermakers Labeled Ready for Action

In Bucket Battle

Taliaferro Also in Uniform at Indiana

Camp but Out of Scrimmage Session

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Nov. 19 (UP) ~Four * ailing Boilermakers were! (UP)—Even the injured players labeled ready for- action by Purdue|showed up at Indiana University's trainer Red Criscoll today. scrimmage session today End Bob Heck, guard Earl Murray Coach Bo McMillin worked to get and centers Angelo Carnaghi and/the squad in top condition for the Bill Sprang will pldy against Indi-|Old Oaken Bucket contest with Purana In the Hoosler Intra-state due. He sald Halfback George Talbattle Saturday according to coach iaferro dressed for practice but did Stu Holcomb. not scrimmage, - Holcomb planned another secret

workout behind locked gates today. Hawks Pick Team Heavy Drills | IOWA CITY, Ia, Nov. 19 (UP)-—

. . The University of Iowa football COLUMBUS, O., Nov, 19 (UP)~—| squad, which .completed its season Coach Wes Fesler scheduled heavy|jacc week- end, today announced its defense drills for the Ohio State ,;_ -opponent team. The team InBuckeyes today in hopes of check- cluded four Notre Dame players, ing mighty Michigan this week-end. |¢w, each from Purdue and Illinots, , (and one each from Minnesota, Journey South {UCLA and Indiana. The team: PHIL ADELPHIA, Nov, 19 (UP)— Ends—Tom Fears, UCLA, Leon The University of Pennsylvania Ld ye, pame bak basketball team will meet a Uni-| Tackies—Ziggle Czarabski, versity of Miami quintet at the Coli- [Dame: » Swell, Fulaue ° seum Arena in Miami Jan, 2, it was! outs on y CYAHI

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Notre Dame, Halfbacks — Harry Szulborski, Purdue; George Taliaferro, Indiana

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OAKEN BUCKET FOUNDERS — Old Oaken Bucket founders, Quarterback — Johnny Lufack,| honored in ceremonies prior to the 23d football battle for the bucket Saturday at Bloomington are shown at a recent joint meeting of th& Purdue and Indiana alumni clubs of Chicago. They are (left to right) Dr. C. K. Jones, Indiana; Edward C. DeFullback—Russ Steger, Minos. | YYolfe, Purdue; Charles W. Morey, Purdue; Fritz B. Ernst, Purdue; Fred E. Bryan, Founders not in the picture are Ben H. | ‘Drollinger and W. S. Spieth. Two members of the committee, Wiley J. Huddle and

Schultz- Nenoff Rehurn;3 Tag Tussle

Dutch Schultz, 198, of Houston;. Test, and Steve Nenoff, 190, of New|. York, annexed a tag-team tussle, over Buddy Curtis, 200, Indianap- | olis, and Tommy Nilan, 192, Austra- | | lta, in the feature event of the Her- | [Sues Athletic Club's wrestling show {in the Armory ‘last night. | | Some 2500 fans saw Schyltz use ia leg breaker to pin Nilan in 23 |minutes for the first fall. “Curtis| |evened the score when he floored | [Schultz in nine minutes with . |dropkick. Nerioff then counted the deciding. fall in 13 minutés when he stopped fNllan with an arm breaker, Rex Moberly, 195, of Birmingham, |Ala., defeated Benny Truedell, 193, {i [Canada in the supporting tussle! with a leg split after 18 minutes.

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Kautskys Pause for Breath And Royals Take Decision

By BOB STRANAHAN The Indianapolis Kautskys knew from bitter experience today that they have to keep their stars in the ball games to come out ahead. * | The Hoosiers dropped a 56-53 verdict to the Rochester Royals, before 9133 fans at the Butler Fieldhouse last night largely because sharpshooting Leo Klier wasn't around at the finish, Klier was whistled out of action on fouls early in the third period and Al Cervi| {led a Royal attack thereafter which | gave the visitors the victory. With Kler out, the Kautskys couldn't seem. to get their fast break organized in the last two] stanzas and were outscored in both| to lose the decision.

Indianapolis led all the way until | the final three minutes: of play | when ‘the Royals knotted it at 49-| all. Harold Gensichen put the | Hoosiers back in front once more with a couple of fast basket sallies,| but Cervi, Red Holzman and Arnie] Johnson sniped vital baskets for Rochester to rub out this short lead and take over,

The Kautskys blew alohg as hot| as the proverbial little red wagon! at the start and jumped into a 22-12| leadership, Klier leading the attack with eight points, He picked up| too many early fouls, however, and | had to be withdrawn in the second stanza. Rochester managed to outalioot | the Hoosiers in that period, 18]

ester in the running and it val {46-41 as the teams started into the| final 10 minutes of play. Three points by Risen and the

| enjoyed a nice healthy leadership | of 36-30 when the teams left the court at the intermission. Coach Glenn Curtis’ charges still

in hand durifig the third period, but Bob Davies hit a couple of nice ones In the clutches to keep Roch- » - .

Summary:

Kautskys (31 Rochester (36) M

FG FT PF 'G FT. PF| Klier 1 4 2° 5 Davies f 4-8 .0 Closs 1 0 0 1/Cervi 7 7 3 Risen ¢ 8 4 2: Johnsn e¢-g 1 1 5 CGensehn g 6 1 0 Holaman g 2 0 1 Diets g 4 0 3 King 0 1 3 Glamek f-¢ 1 2 lDupcan e¢ 3 4 12 Grate g ) 0 J Calhoun g 0 0 1 Norris f 0 a 0 1

0 1! Mandiec ¢ Andres g 0 0 1

Totals 21 11 17 Totals 20 16 18 Score by periods

Kautskys 2 14 10 7-83 | Roe hester 120 18 < 31. "16-86 "ree throws missed Closs, ' Risen’ 4, |

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