Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 October 1948 — Page 10
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"that's atl Fight with wa done all right that way before.”
ork MSept. 26 and that
me and sewed Sup ‘the senior | circuit. © champ: * fonship, + . . The’ - “horsehide landed ob Ellio tt in the right field bleachers at Braves Field and . was retrieved by a park policeman. . . . Realizing the importance of Elliot's homer, the officer knew he had a valuable souvenir and he kept it until after the game , . . after which he hurried to the front office and turned it‘ over to Prexy Perini. «+ + Now it's in a trophy case. . But the stretch pitching of Johnny Sain really put the Braves in the World Series. . . . Starting in late August, Sain pitched nine complete games in 29 days. . . He won seven of the nine and lost the others 1to0and 2to 1... If there's an firon-man hall of - fame, make yoo 1 Sain.
PANTHERS "PERFORATED + + » Notre Dame 40, Pittsburgh “0. + « Only thing puzzling about
this football game the fact it required seven utes for the Irish to score. . . . But it “WKB Tora ffor-Phtte- {wi a sa 0he Panthers had th fy 'w, B-y when the nal gun 1 oy - HURRYIN' H ai Coach Clyde Smith's Indiana
eleven won‘ the first leg in the Big Nine Three-1 competition . . . + by edging Iowa, Tto 0. .. Iowa plays Illinois at a lafer date but Indiana and the Illini do not meet. . . . Twp starts, two victories for the Cream and Crimson . . . and both conference
in posses-| . . . Purdue had the bad luck
plow won the Ver
.\chased him the week before, , .
.lwill go to the kennél.
‘RIVETERS’' ROCKY ROAD to bump Into a hot Nortliwestern team. . : . But just as many grid observers suspécted, the Ballermalises’ all-out perform-
YT henfa ecuptar thelr Sept. 25 peak in time to take It out -Michigan. .
HARD WAY Now... 'Accustomed to running hog wild adversaries last year, the Michigan Wolverines are going in' for close shaves- this fall . . first over Michigan State (13-7) next over Oregon (14-0); ... Bu the Wolves had to stave off tw Webfeet power threats in the fina quarter to preserve their lead. a z ® a = c TOSS IN THE TOWEL . . The bookies gave you Lafayette” and 40 points against Army Saturday. . . . It wasn't enough. . . . The Soldiers won, 54 to 7... . I you can't win with 40 points it's time to quit playing the Jariay « cards.
ONE FOR HARRY e+ + Wisconsin 20, Illinois 16. . . . This re: leases Coach Stuhldreher from.
the doghouse where Indiana
Guess Illini Coach Ray Eliot now . Keep 'your chin out, Ray. ... You have a “breathér” with Army's new wonder team this week.
» ” . S80 NEAR, YET SO... In the Boston College-Georgetown . U. game, the Georgetown grid warriors; trailing 13-6, Wad the ball on B. C's 2-yard line 3 ‘when: moran. Ae gm te TNO Te students don’t want A i. - SE Aone QUIET, PLEASE . . The Hoosier Football Big. Three is at home this week, all in standout attractions, and the World Series baseball teams will be at it on the same afternoon. . Sibby Sisti doubled to left center and Mike McCormick legged it home and there goes George Taliaferro around end with the TCU Horned
tits.
Frogs in hot pursuit.
‘We’ re Not
BOSTON, Oct. 4—-Manager
-/but~secretly pleased that his Braves are World Series underdogs, spoke out sharply today that “we're not conceding anything to
an ybody."”
“We don't even know who we're going to play next Wednesday and we don't care,” sald the round-faced little man as his Braves
e going to try just a little bit hard-
up the season yesterday by beatton the Giants at New York, 11
~or-the Red they's still say that we don’t have the equipment to beat either club. Well, h Jum don't-forget that ~ we the opportunity to meet
most of it.” die Stanky, our infield sparkplug, . ow with a broken ankle. Then Jim i said that all Russell, who was our big run season when the going was producer, went otit with rheumat-
were.” 2 5 to win the Prtant anyway. " “We won the games we had to Se win,” he said. course; T'know! SOUTHWORTH sald ‘he couldn't:
ankle against the Brooklyn Dodg-
ers last week, his brow became!
: ruffied and he replied:
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for this week's contest will receive
teams you think will win,
in case of ties among contestants.
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“BEAT THE EXPERTS
The second week of The Times’ BEAT THE EXPERTS contest |i M
be sure to predict the score for each team in all 18 games. The scores are needed to determine winners
Grid War
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game, “1 don’t Know who it will be; I Carthy said.
_had the pennant sewed up. without
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send his 52-year-old Negro hurler,
‘and lost only one this season. » . = AS FOR McCarthy, he had t
victories against 10 defeats.
have not,
Chips Down In Big Nine
Week-End May Show
Conference Champ NEW YORK, Oct. 4 chips: go down in the Big Nine conferencedogfight this week. Northwestern moves straight from its 21-0 victory over Purdue into Minnesota's hornet nest, while smitten Purdue seeks its aim against Michigan. re {Those are the-ball- games An walenaed surely will ¢ome the conference champion, Michigag roared to its{ 16th straight victory Saturday|’ with a 14-0 conquest of. Oregon,| one of the teams rated tops in the Pacific Coast this season. It was a choking pass defense| that bea’ Purdue for Northwestern Saturday. The Bolilermakers did not complete a single aerial. But it'll take different tactics to whip Minnesota, for thére the accent is on und power steamrollered by a typical] pre- war Bernie Bierman line.
Conceding
Billy Southworth; openly irked
er to help offset Jeff's loss to us. We'll be more determined than ever before. But don’t get the idea that his loss won't hurt us. He was one’ Of ‘Our “real"big- men in there.” “Of course, we ought to be getting used to things like that by {now. They have been happening to us all season. First it was Ed-
ic fever. Then pitcher Nelson Potter tore a rib in his back. All dependable guys. But we managed | o
see how the prolonging of the American League race into a pennant tie and playoff game “could favor us in. the least bit in the World Series.” “Whoever wins will be coming in hot,” he said. “Those clubs have had a real battle like: the one we had when I was with the Cardinals and we barely beat out
{the World Series in five games. “But . remember what I said. We're not conceding any to anybody.”
winners of thé 18 games selected $25 in cash. In selecting the
If you took part last week— even if you come up a winner—
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.|Army ‘ showed the old flash in crushing Lafayette, 54 to 7, for its second win of the season, while Illinois lost to Wisconsin, 20-16. Notre Dame, 40-0 victor over Pitt, meeti Michigan State, win-| ner by 68-21 over Hawaii, in| another featured tilt. North Carolina on Top » North Carolina climbed to the top of the’ southern heap by Charley “Justicing” to a 21-14 vic tory over Georgia and now meets Wake Forest, its first Southern Conference opponent. Georgia Tech, rated the tap contender fn the Southeastern Conference,|t whipped Tulane, 13-7, and tackles Washington and Lee next. Southern - Methodist kept ra-roaring in the Southwest with a 41-6 triumph over Texas Tech and now faces Missouri. Texas got balm for its Carolina lacing by - New Mexico 47-0,-and now'plays Oklahoma, which lambasted Texas A. & M., 42-14. California, COo- starring with Oregon in the West Coast race,
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100 games. Lyons’ two-year contract expired yesterday.
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: (Continued From Page One) 6 NET Boudreau nor Manager Joe McCarthy of the Red _Box was willing to name the starting pitcher for today’s crucial
From Cleveland the downhearted Boudreau, who thought he
a played volunteered.
That meant one “of two things: : Most thought it would be Bob Lemon, the converted dutfielder, who’ has won 20 games while losing 14 this season, T HIRGETY 1t heant That Boldrewu might take a “tong: -chanee-and
Paige, far beyond the baseball years in age, has won six games
appeared that it would be either Mel Parnell, with a (15 and 8 record, or Mickey Harris, who has-had a bad season with only seven
Harris and Paige have had a lot of seit Parnell and Lemon Parnell beat the Washington Senators Thursday while
(UP)—The| B
fans.
pre- game misinformation. Carideo, assistant at Iowa to Dr. Eddie Anderson, Iowa's ace passer, Al DiMarco, wouldn't be able to throw passes farther than 15 yards.
bruised arm from the previous | week's gamé, managed to com!plete nine of 23 pass attempts
catcher with the Boston Braves) ios
1 have to dream about it,” Me-
But to the ‘Batchel Paige, to thg mound.
wo bets, both lefthanders, It
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THE. MAN WHO WASN'T. THERE—Gearge 'Taliafetro (No. 44), Indiana University’ s slippery halfback, is the same type runner he was last season. than. one ‘tackler to-nail him, In the above photo, Taliaferro has sidestepped and a Paani ;
AGED day, 7 to 0. at BloSmington.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
_ MONDAY,QCT. 4,1948
7 Boston Red Sox: ho 7-5 Play off Favorites
Lemon failed to hold a 3- to2 lead and was deteated by those * pesky Tigers Friday. It was anybody's guess whom the Contain managers would go with, but no matter their choice, there didn’t seem to be much prospect of re-enacting the drama which enthralled some 31,000 persons at Fenway Park yesterday. The Red Sox came to bat in the bottom of ‘the third inning trailing the Yankees, 2 to 0, and on the left field scoreboard the
it-at-Cleveland game ‘at the end of _ ©% AjS, Rptigitat-Cleveland game at the end. one Si ENE TW ma Ap was a lot worse than that yesterday when the Red
As the Youd speaker blared forth to the fans the 4- run Detroit, attack at Cleveland in the top half of the third, the Red Sox went .4o.weork.in.the bottom half. They scored 5. runs-to-take the Tead and added to it to coast in as Hal Newhouser- hurled the o Biers to victory.
IU Leading Big 9 After Edging lowa
By BILL gx
Indiana University’s 3S to-0 triumph over Towa Saturday may clash in a single match feature an indieation of the closeness that could come out of the battle
or the Big:Nine football title this season.
Prior to the game Iowa was: considered no less than a club which couldn't carry the IU players’ shoes, but the -Hawkeyes ‘became fighting tartars. and, gave t the Hoosiers more opposition
han was expected by the 25,000
The game also cléared up some Frank
had said that
TCU Next Saturday DiMarco, who supposedly had a
After George , Taliaferro picked up ‘Matchmaker Billy Thom will be four, IU pulled out its favorite de- a tag- -team struggle. Buck .Weacoy play. 30-Yard Run bo Jagade faked. a reverse. and J 0 against Jim Spencer, Bosdrifted back from-the scrimmage ton, and “Friendly” Jack Terry line. He hid the ball well and|of Oklahoma City. ~ then turried on the steam and cut,
down fhe left sideline. He shook|two falls out of three and willlup 7 more, putting the ball on ALL SIZES ° off three tacklers and was carry- fan 90-minute time limits. Rurdues’ 6-yard line. On Coie Fully Guaranteed ing two Hawkeye players piggy-| GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE back when he, crossed the goal 627 N. DELAWARE
line. George Parker placekicked|
» SO TODAY—154 games and nearly six months later—a new season began for the Red Sox and Indians. All their year's work was wrapped up in today's game. It was a new season. enual, each club has won 11 of the 22 games they played against each other this year.
And, because the American Lesgue race wound up this Nay,
a y of baseball people were taking a little better stock of the
Braves. The feeling, is general that the Braves are about the weakest
. team: ever to represent the National League. But now it' may be that the American League champions—be it the Red Sox or | Indians—will be all worn out when the gong sounds Wednesday, | The betting in local circles was still 13 to 5 that the Amers | fcan League standard bearer ‘would lord it over the Braves, how=
Indians.for the American League flag. “See-Fifteen minutes after the-game, lines started forming ve ain. Feway Park for tickets. There thousands-and-thousands.. queued up at each window.” Some _32,000 of them will be on nnd for the battle this afters noon. The: rush for seats was unprecedented, but if the Red Sox should win, another rush will start for series tickets at Fenway Park and that promises to be something, The Braves, of course, are all sold out. The Red Sox will be, too, if they win—and the Indians already are, if they come th
What happened before didn’t And, to make things eveh more
rough. It all promised to be Guite a climax to quite a baseball season.
Game of Week Proves To Be Bust of Week
By JIM SMITH "The highly touted game of the week Saturday turned out to be the “bust of the week,” atleast as far as Purdue was concerned, | Northwestern's Wildcats mauled them to the tune of 21-0. The defeat of the Boilermakers poses several questions for the football experts to turn over in their minds. Topping these une doubtedly will be “just how good is Notre Dame?” Purdue scored 27 points against them, yet couldn’t score ‘against the Wildcats, incidentally the first time in 18 games they have been held scoreless. On the other hand, just how good is Northwestern. Against U. C. L. A. they only scored 19 points, and the Uclans admittedly weren't any good. Never-the-less, the. Wildcats have a £2
play of the second quarter, Tune nicliff smashed through tackle to score, and Farrar converted. Purdue started to drive again, moving to the Wildcat’s 27. Szule horski picked.up .a first down and with Adams drove to the 7, but with.one down and five to go Szulborski mi sed and Northe 4q| western took over. During the
N b. Their fi od-and Bd quarter. Nort hwesteIl, vw... bay = ACARI 1 eet te = Lleontrolled the. ball most of the 3 3 lime. i WRG NAIL ais
and above all. they aye’ aT Miss Best Tackles '
Inthe fourth quarter, Purdue's ’ Neil. Schmidt fumbled and Wortha Next, ls Fugue 22 Dag Es they ington recovered on Purdue’s 36« Eppes to that is m oy club yard line. Worthington and Day that core 27 ts Ry drove to the 17 on successive the eh Sore be Jot bad cans. plays. Aschenbrenner then skirted cipally, the Boilermakers missed his OL Tight ed soored hut te Tiny bo Jagkle, backfield in motion. Aschenbren= 2 "knee and ing replacement ner threw a pass to Worthington I iS Ferra whe Saturday ats i% as dropped on the two, On~ tended. the funeral of his father. the third try at the, line, Quarter. B t there is Ho sentiment mn back Burson went over to score, ’ Old i What nan |and gally VEFFAY SoRVertaqr mered away at the weakened left, Pass Intercepted
of the ine, Lipping big ol big holes The last score of the game
Huger ATE IUD. man's. lof that, Purdue's passers could’ t| was In {Fs hs hit the side of a house, They|VhO SPL 55 fs for the threw 13 of them and didn’t con- wg Farrar converted nect with one, -and had five of Bug the score was 21-0. them intercepted, one for a touch-| And 's6 once again, North. down. western, the darkhorse team of Penalties also hurt Purdue. Just the Big -Nine, dashed Purdue's when their attack seemed to be|lOPes Of a conference title. The under way,.a penalty was called|2st time they did it was in 1935. invariably placing the ball in a
Both Michigan and Purdue had position where a kick was the gone through that season undenext play.
0 by Times Siaff "a4 Indi Henry Glesing.
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Double Main Event Set for Mat: Card
Martino (Iron Mike) Angelo, Toledo junior Meavyweight, and Dory Funk, Hammond, Ind. will
ion tomorrow night's opening indoor pro wresting card to be staged at the Armory. | ‘Sharing the spotlight of a double main event arranged by
feated, but the Wildcats had held the Boilermakers to a 7-7 tie, and on the badis of this, Michigan was given the championship.
First Score The first score, of the game came on the first play of the sec-| . Northwestern still has two ond quarter. Near the end of the|tough hurdles to clear. Minnefirst quarter, Purdue had-driveniseta-next-Saturday, and.Michigan, deep into Wildcat territory only on the following week-end. If ” to lose the ball on a series of | {they clear these two successfully, penalties. After Aschenbrenner|the darkhorse team will be Rose returned Punzell's kick 41 yards Bowl _bound.
to the Purdue 27, Murakowski, Si USED TIRES
ver, the “Flying Hoosier” from [Terre Haute, and Salvatore Balof New York City will be
Wildcat fullback, reeled off 14 yeards and Aschenbrenner picked
Both headliners are carded for
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Washington ..'": 1 68 38h Dickson, Brecheen. Dusak and Ric MINIT CAR WASH arvas , -of all schools, Next week they will take on|played the entire game without ¢ to) Joao, wnt: one-game advott 308 cduied. o AMERICAN ASSOCIATION PLAYOFF [ ILLINOIS ged as one of the East'sla non-conference foe, Texas|relief and Taliaferro was out for| eer 0 IRL 8-301 01-312 2 A1 10TH ST. | powers after downing Columbia, Christian, which was shut out by|30 seconds. Fullback John Tedore| NATION aa Combs 101 008 8a WIS —_—-.-un 33. 24. hie week Harvard plays| Arkansas, 14 to 0, Saturday night./and Guard Earl Banks went the WoL Pet OB Co tanceu, Haddly, Beers and Gara-| Cornell, - which beat Navy, 13-7.| Harry (Chick) Jagade, IU’s full distance for the Hawkeyes B%'?" 8 6 352 63 o i i E ni Columbia tackles Yale, bare 7-0 bulldozer at the fullback position, and looked the part when the Brooklyn iil 4. 348 nar) RESU LTS SATURDAY | * de Solminihac victor over Connecticut. Navy |was credited with Ifhdiana’s only|game was over. The weather Now York Cit ag 78 508 13'a Cleveland sl © 000 831 521 00x 8 PH i visits Duke in the Southland. touchdown Saturday. He started|Saturday was more suitable for Fhiladelphia ...... 6 1 42 A Low, naligut. Overmire and Swift the drive in his own territory swimming. ‘ | Chicago -.o 111 64 90 416 3Tha|y ex York Hepan 000 000 100 1 8 . A418 37% |New York ........... - 0 Big Nine Standings when_he. intercepted one-of-Di- - Although outnumbered in first yypyicay Asspcrarion rravorr—{PSithy piye: pian ol Indian LL Tet. TR OP Marcg' a pastes on the IU 38./downs,-12 to 8, Indiana totaled ll L pet, Silvers Houk. Kramer and Tebbetts. +10 00 3 a p : dston, IU halfback, on(124 net yards gained rushing tog pu ............... 4 3 STi priadelphie ceesiee 00 100 200 000— 1 '3 1] ‘0 1.000 ik Nie handoff from Nick Sebek skirt-|Iowa’'s 89 and led the Hawkeyes, | Cotimbus en asieininirline 3 4 420] Weltetoth, Welk and OKrie. Early; Me-| pew o 1 om Jo je lent ot and. lateraled -to-Ja-{118 10 .105, in forward passing yonay's SCHEDULE | Ton games achedujed: } Minnesot 0 ? oon : pe e who "got ¢ down to Iowa's 34.|yardage. a AMERICAN LEAGUE PLAYOFF NATIONAL LEAGUE Ohio Bate 700 9 06 ©. FOOTB LL SCORES re Bost (Firss Cao A RESULTS YESTERDAY New York [51 siv'sen gio 2 4 3 AMERICAN 1 LEAGUE Spahn ® nd ‘Saikeld, Burris; Webb and —~715 0 Onslow Succeeds Inds . STATE COLLEGES Yarpont 2 2 St Tawrphoe 0 Dera 000 000 200 001— toda) ¥ (Second. Game; 7 Innings: o 3kpest) Lo Lyons as Sox Pilot Northwestern 21, ® pu rdue ‘ Maine 19, oriheastorn 3 ion 4. | i thouser, and, Switt: Peller, 2 and New Y Yo! rk dorsal ue 30 8-2 s 3 Auth itch Yoo Notre Dame 40, Pittsburgh 0. ~ |Stipery “Rock 43. Detroit Tech 13. Hegan. Sain, Voisells and Masi; Kénnedy and uthor Switches to Calvert CHICAGO, Oct. 4 (UP)—The|Iadisns 4 Evansy wT Washington Masiqctuses 40. Bethany 0. |New onYOTK oes 530 Joa=10 18 olFhaaelsaia Et 900 022 000— 4 ¢ 4 NEW O Chicago White Sox announced the|Anderson 40, Franklin 0. Middlebury 20, Bates Porterfield, 'Raschi, Reynolds, Page and|Brookiyn oo. — 5 RLEANS, LA.—E. de Sol, resignation of Ted L; Canterbury 19, Rose. Poly 9 Union (N. Y,) Rochester 8. Siivera, Houk; Dobson, Johnson, Ferriss ‘Roberts, "Posseh!, red ve “Koecher minihac, Pan American author and { Ted Lyons as man-| DePauw Kalamazoo 0 Wayne 13, NagaraT and Tebbetts. and Seminick; Erskine, Roe and Cam-{linguist, of 600 Quee d C ager and today picked Jack|Hsnover 55, Esrinam 0. Morris Harve ns Davis-Elkins 7. shington ........ 020 002 030— 713 0 panella. R Sad L7escens rv] Wabash ‘14, Carroll Dickinson 6, Grove City 6. a 2 000 100— 3 4 1/Chicago +.......ce.. 000.000 000— 0 8 2| Bldg., New Orleans, has switched to slow, manager of their Mem-|Eastern Illinois 13, Suit State * _. |Rutgers 34, Colgaie 19. |" Scarborough and Early; Marchildon and st. 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