Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 November 1947 — Page 35

“SPORTS

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day at Bloomingtoy, as you've been | Taliaferro Hasn't Recovered From Injury,

aware for some time, .. . It's Hoosierland’s Big Game of the year “2 . ; Leaves Field After Taking Part in 8 Plays Times State Service Timos State Service

.. gevery fall and al-| though the Boil- | ermakers will be, BLOOMINGTON, Nov. 20—“Stop “LAFAYETTE, Nov, 20—Coach Stu

. squad have par-|tle” here with Purdue. at Bloomington. we ticipated in three IU’s scout, Pooch Harrell, has Believing one point may be eces- | straight triumphs|warned the Hoosiers that they will sary to win the grudge battle, Holover the Old Gold|face the best line they have seen comb has concentrated on placeand Black war-|all season and that it is that Boller- ment kicking by Art Haverstock, Mihajlovich riors.... They are| naker forward wall that- has made’ who leads Purdue scoring with 28! Jlovic Capt. Ho war d|juick-opening holes for little Harry | boints, 25 of which have been extra Brown, Mel Groomes, Dick Deranek, | 3zulborski ‘who has the best yards- moints. He has missed only once Bll Armstrong, Bob Harbison auc rained average in the Big Nine Con- and that was against Boston U.

Lou Mihajlovich. . . . In 13 Bucket| erence, | The Boilermakers went through a. Battles, IU Coach Bo McMillin hat Taliaferro Practices |thieir last heavy workout yesterday ) | # prevailed in eight, lost four, anc] Meanwhile, the IU squad is keep-'and orce again it was a closed af-

tied ome. . . . On the other nand | ng its fingers crossed hoping |fair with all strangers barred from

first for Purdue Coach Stuart Hol- {see sorhe action in the backfield Leave Tomorrow comb, and naturally, he is more| 3aturday. Taliaferro, injured in Holcomb is sure of his backfield . than determined to snap the Indi-| he Michigan game, is still ham- combination and has announced 3 ana winning streak. . . . But this|rered by a broken rib injury. He that he will start Norb Adams and corner still thinks no Bucket Battle|iook part in eight offensive plays Harry Szulborski at the halfbacks ever will. surpass the 20-20 tie in|iuring yesterday's defensive work- Bob DeMoss at quarterback and 1036. . . . That free-scoring affair{out and then left the field, Jack Milito at fullback, Adams, the was fought out in the air, six alter-| Coach Bo McMillin has drilled team's “workhorse” has played more

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hod nating touchdowns, that kept both several others for Taliaferro's spot minutes this season than any other ty 4 rooting sections in a frenzy . .. injand has indicated that Del Russell Purdue player and Szulborski has Ste. any deaths” apg Hugh Melis will share theigained distinction by being the napth 3 $ ; X y {tion's second’ best rusher. atle 4 EARLY EME 2 : Minor injuries have kept tackles; A light a ns and an i cee One oot- Jerry Morrical and Tom Moorhead other tomorrow will complete Purfow ball bowl has folded «+, It's the jand center Joe Polce from heavy due's pre-game preparation . af Tobacco Bowl, Lexington, Ky. contact work d pre r uring practice ses- the squad will leave tomorrow aftersous « + » Too many bowls to assure |sions thi Kk, s week, and Walt Barkie- noon by bus for McCormick's Creek profitable patronage for all . . . |wicz, a guard, h Wi ! | guar as been slowed down |State Park Where they will stay The Tobacco Bowl was thang | | with a severe cold. |overnight. LED rated last year . . . One of the wildest grid games on record was Pp ad I. U. G id bh t staged there last Decembes when ur ue- r i IS ory Muhlenberg edged St. Bonaven- 1891_Purdue.... 60, Indian 0 ture, 26.40.25 ..... but attendance 1%2—Purdue. .. 6, hi al [1024 eurdus B ow Indians 3 was only 0. . 1893—Purdue.... 64, Indiana... 0 1925 Indiana: = % Sesien. Stastal.y 1894—Purdu b | 24, "TWAS EVER THUS . . . Eddie 1897 Purdue. op big ea burt tre 3h Idigan 3 Anderson says, “A college football 1898 Purdue ... 14, Indiana... 0/928—Purdue. . 2 Indiana. 3 feam has come fo be everybody's 189 Indiana... 17, Purdue. ... 5/1920Purdue ... 32, Indiana... © Property. ‘EVrY que Wants. 10 PY 1000-Talians... Ze ravcsc..... Shh antl. oy a: § quarterback and call the signals’|i901—Indiana. .. 11, Purdue... 6|1931—Purdue ... 19. Indiana ... 0 + « « Yeah, college grid coaches,|1902—Purdue ... 39, Indiana.... 0 1932—Purdue he 2, Indiana ey like baseball Managers, have rt Purdue... 0 1933—P Sad oh Hee SF 30} te urdue ... 19, Indiana. ... 3 ny. I< ~ tL 305 [1 \034-Indiana, os 4% Purdue. wv did’ fo play - game in college (909—Indiana.... 36, Purdue... 3/1936—Indiana, i / usually are he noses critics. fathoms + 35, Purdue... 0 (937—Purdue.... 13, Indiana .... 7 — Im waa 38— THE BIG UPSET . .. Harvard's {912 purdue ... 34. Indiana Se Turive. 1 Indlaa..- 8 defeat of Brown last werk gave theljota-Partue.... 4. Indians. 7 ordi. 5 aaa... grid experts the kind of hangoveriigi4—Purdue ... 23, Indiana... 13 (941—Indi Be 1, Purdue, FY that doesn't wear off for quite (915 Purdue-... 7, Indiana... 0 |942—Indiana, ay Ditiue..-- 3 SOME UME, .'s TU WEE 3 SUIT Irae rare. Fa todiama.... W, Purdue... § and Hades the Tootimll 10 Theotiommraaanrs. . 2 Froaer r re ator <7 yr diana; -- § a useless scrap of paper. . {1920—Indiana.... 10, Purdue..... 7 1945—Indiana.... 26, Purdue......0 1921—Indiana.... 3, Purdue..... 0 1946—Indiana.. .. 34, Purdue. .. 20

» THE TERRIFIC TEXAN , .. 1922—Indiana.... 7, Purdue..... 7] Summary: Purdue has won 25,

Doak Walker, Southern Method- : BC bockfield ace who played 1923—Indiana. . 3, Purdue..... 0 Indiana has won 19, five games Hes,

a large part in defeating Texas,

Scapa ase ps roloy Thinks Indiana Fans

timer. . . . He plays the outfield

or wees some tite To Have Hoosier Hangover

x NO SCARCITY. or ‘BEEF . . . By OSCAR FRALEY, United Press Sports Writer Ray Wietecha, East Chicago high NEW YORK? Nov. 20—Not for betting purposes (a necessary preschool product, is playing freshman lude with the DA's gumshoes glomming -the. gridiron) but simply a football at Northwestern . . . Iv's| TBMDE of; collegiate Jhaagter hutiding—Praley's Follies or the weektrue a lot of young men play fresh! Sidi NA, N&TIONAL |

man football. , . But Wietecha has something extra . . . He weighs Southern California over UCLA—The Trojan horse is built like a cheron but it moves along like a thoroughbred. The scurreying

240 pounds, plays center, and £55) pe Jo play | eharpsters make it Southern Cal ——

Wildcat coaches say the big boy| “0 can't miss landing a regular varsity| by 7%, which doesn’t seem enough.| Princeton over Dartmouth—La, | f) vert next fall at some line position. | MIDWEST the poor Indian. Tr a Missouri over Kansas—The Blue- Also: West Virginia over Temple; SAILORS BEWARE . . . Army Plase special. Holy Cross over Fordham; Colgate is a cinch to be favored over Navy { Michigan over Ohio State—Best over Boston University and Yale in the annual service classic, Nov. | Pet: (O00ps.) over Harvard. 29 . . . That undefeated -Penn [Notre Dame over Tulane—Money SOUTH State outfit knock e. bank. Middies’ fi kmos vid Te ln the | Illinois over Northwestern—Oh Wee over LSU—Run for the : |

stock went up as they tied unde- | ‘Deir aching backs. 4 feated Penn U. Purdue over Indiana — Hoosier Kentucky over ‘Tennessee—But

7 2. 47 hangover. the Vols are coming. Rumor has it that the owners of] Wisconsin over Minnesota— Back North Carolina over Duke—Jusgly i the Los -Angeles Dons of the pro-| © the old Badger game. Uce once. rene, fessional All-America Conference] Oklahoma over Nebraska—Less Vanderbilt over Maryland—But if are dickering with both Pritz Cris-| the Sooners are later. | you knew Lu-Lu. auto. ler, Michigan, and Frank Leahy, SOUTHWEST | virginia over North Carolina Notre Dame, to succeed Dud De.| SMU over Baylor—Smoo too State—Paging Bill Terry. Groot as head Don coach . . . The smooth, | Also: Georgia over Chattanooga; University of California tried for| Rice over TCU—Hoooo? | Georgia Tech over Furman; Clem- ¢ Crisler before Lyn Waldorf accepted|. 1¢Xas Tech over New Mexico— son Over Auburn; Florida over 1 It’s * the berth. 7 Easily engineered. Miami, and Mississippi State over Detroit over Tulsa—Blow gently, | Mississipp) Seuthern. TUNE oF" THE TURNSTILES ete. WEST oOms« . + » Look for a packed Yankee EAST | California over Stgnford-—SHll | Stadium Sunday when the Cleve-| Penn State over Pitt—But needs pitchin’ and a'prayin’. land Browns invade to meet the|a fast track. | Oregon over Oregon BState— football Yankees ... . Top pro grid| Columbia "over Syracuse—Come Oregon a cinch; the state, that is.| attendance to date at the stadium in, Dan’l. .. Washington over washington was 40,000 plus, in mid-September, Boston College over St. Mary's— gtate—Close as a dead heat. f when the Yankees met the Buffalo | What ever happened to Presto Po- Wyoming over Colorado Aggies—| Bills, | desto of Modesto? | Winding up the roundup!

” » o DURABLE SKATER . .. Bryan meen om Butler to Continue Hard the New York Rangers ice hockey team, played in 416 consecutive WwW yu 4 k t Ti It - contests before a wrenched knee or or earca I Sidelined Bp 2 . Juness kept Heavy’ scrimmages will occupy Butler University's ‘Bulldogs fot the irs 3 o x Same n the | remainder of the week as they prepare for their final game of the ason, otherwise he has | go;50n in Nippert Stadium Saturday . against the University of Cin-| been in every game since joining | | cinnati’s Bearcats. the Rangers in 1937, Yesterday the Bulldgos went through a passing session with left

ROUGH GOING : n At tite close halfbacks Ken Smock and Jim Rosenstihl “handling the tossing. . Dick Bennett, one of the team's leading ~ + ————

of the 1947 baseball seas i of the So ean, Setals throwers and who is tied with Or- of six victories A vo loses doe fielder Pat Seerey 10 check in for] | ville Williams for Butler scoring tlie season. The Bearcats have outspring training next year weighin {{aarels, . is - handicapped wih 3 Br ue 1 lo JI] and not more than 195 pounds, or 8 sing broken nose received in the Val-/have been held scoreless only once sider himself through with the team| aralso gamg. Benpstl probably - avi ah Tyo) pus Min BE ag WILD the team Il be able to see e actiqn Lhe University of Kentucky in the starved off 11 pounds to date, nol k Coach Ray Noliigs teat, BoA al reason Opener. 25 fo 214 . . . Only 19 to go, Pat, juries on the Butler| id (TRE ON ver Ohio es 0d ‘He. y ude a chipped’ ef on tindefeated with victories over Ohio eT x i) X Gniird DI erone bun cihgy a University and Western Reserve el han r po en ‘have games remaining with play 5 Butler and Miami in loop play beTE La IND and fore they can claim the first MidOutfielder Dom Delissasidrde ib. ly be reidy top nelAmerican Conference football leased by the Chicage’ ig eT "a fhamplonshie. ' Angeles the other day batted 368 Although this week's ’ game .with | fy . . is an Dicgo tu, i ol a |the University of Cincipnati will be| Report Mikan_ Signs with 1940 he remained a Cub éx- the List on in Mid Am, erioan Contract for $15, 000 cept for ‘a year in the army, . . pe ny feta te ave auc ~MINNEAPOLIS;» Nov. 20 (UP)— However, he never played regularly | Te O {Lotty . George - Mikan, one of the a5 5 Clb exept 0 OAL. . - He oosusians. The tusk game on record most sought after players in proRed dn ho vest batting averas) [vs Pp layed LD Ji SARIN, fessional basketball, signed .a Min--|neapolis contract early toda in 1944 when he hit 304 in 117. games in the series include But- reported $15,000 Agni ay lor a

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rrr games. ller's 22-to-12 win in 1911; 13-t0-7| The six-foot 10-inch former AllFight Results AE |and 34 ~to-7 losses by the Bulldogs American from DePaul University, {in 1932 and 1933, respectively; a'and late of the Chicago ‘Gears, will

ted Press 12-all tie in 1936 and a 13-to-0 NEW YORE (Jama) ) win play for the Lakers SheBionvino. Jos Barts Tia iy. atpoiated in favor of the Bulldogs in 1937.! ny # Lakers tonight =i She.| BUFFALO, N° ¥ phil” Muscaio, 1a, /Cininnati is ahead in the total

“guftale,” oulpointed Bly &Hnt 1 standings with three wins, two! NE fae PNGHA AMTON." ¥. ¥._Nick Barone. (losses, and a tie. Additional Sports,

generally picked Szulborski” was the password ‘today Holcomb was none too happy today. to win this onhe,/as the Indiana University gridiron about his Boilermakers being seven- »** six members of squad went through its final heavy, | point favorites to recapture the Old __.- =" the current [U |drill before Saturday's “Bucket Bat- Oaken Bucket Saturday afternoon ,- *

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| ‘Father of Finesse ‘West Virginia 21, Temple 7 Egad! I am able to offer only Vanderbili; 19, Maryland 12 two upsets this week, gentle readers. ¥ MNlinois 27, Northwestern 6 Most notable of these is UCLA to Michigan 20, Ohio State 0

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Yale 34, Harvard 0 30 days.

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Dartmouth 20, Princeton 1! Arlington: Jane 21-July 31; 3C » Boston U: 10, Colgate 14 |days. , Holy Cross 27, Fordham 6 Washington: Aug. 2-Sept. 8; 3° Lehigh 20, Lafayette 13 days.

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