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urned out to be was concerned, f 21-0. uestions for the pping these unPurdue scored

d quarter, Tune rough tackle to converted. to drive again, ildcat’s 27. Szule ) ,a first down drove to the 7, n and five to go 'd and Northe or. During the

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uarter, Purdue’ Ss bled and Worth on Purdue's 36 ington and Day ] on successive iner then skirted | and scored, but alled back for yn. Aschenbren« to Worthington | on the two. On ~ he line, Quarter-

it over to score, ¥ Converted: en

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5 yards for the rraf converted 1s 21-0. again. Northe khorse team of lashed Purdue's rence title. The d it was in 1935. and Purdue had at season undeVildcats had held to a 7-7 tie, and is, Michigan was jonship. still has two ) clear, Minne-ay-and. Michigan, 3 week-end. If

two successfully, am will be Rose

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YONDAY, OCT. 4, 1048.

| Leahy Predicts Best '| Grid War i in History

By FRANK LEAHY, Notre Dame Football ry ave te Pad

mer weather

..secure-a firm

pass plays, scoring.

of the week, as coaches the latest gim- . icks introduced i by their prospec- ; tive opponents. § No less time will be devoted to

the stopping of

individual stars. The most interesting race in Big Nine history is fast shape. Always a

. contender, Northwestern's "line proved the undoing of Pur-

ARI Coheh Leahy |A. & M. to round out this section.

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due to the tune of 21 to 0.

Here, the Boilermakers’ ‘passes their positions as leaders, overproved their undoing, as they coming Georgia and Tulane. One failed to complete in 13 attempts,. touchdown was the margin in _ having five intercepted by alert both victories. Northwestern defenders. - Badgers Confuse Issue Wisconsin served to confuseties in this area—Vanderbilt and the issue by taking the measure Alabama, Tennessee and Duke, | _of Tllinois, 20 to 16: Indiana main- and Mississippi State and Baylor. tained . its percentage lead in|VMI,

downing Iowa, 7 to 0.

To indicate to the remaining Big Nine teams, that they are to wmdereckoned Ohip State made a long ride much. Jonger by, dumping the" from the”

with,

resentatives

fornia respectively.

Michigan took to the airway scoring both of its touchdowns on| aerials, while the Buckeyes relied mostly upon the pile-driving of}

Joe Whisler,

Minneésota sharpenéd its itack "for the Big Nine struggle, off Nebraska. Faunce became a marked man _by agath turning in a stellar per“formance” Yop ame ‘Gophers: Hawaii's 52 passes were to no avail as Michigan State rebounded thioughout the coment. |. from their loss to Michigan

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In the West, California up’'a notch toward the Rose’ Bow) in subduing St. Mary’s.

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MOTH PROOFING plus PERM-ASEPTIC

, the various scouts for the football legions were treated to a full display of aerial and ground maneuvers. Capualiaing on the pleasant fall day, when passing aces could ~grip-on-the-pigskin, wand thelr feceivers could deploy} most effectively, quarterbacks were quick to call their- favorite Tesulting - in high

- Midnight ofl will be the rder C1.

“| The*equality of competition

home afd" ‘Cornen

gegd| d downs on the

Stanford

is proving to be a-hard luck outlosing by one touchdown, ashington State being the Wash UCLA returned to the ‘win column by clipping Idaho, as '| Washington and Oregon State tied. Doak Walker; in leading Southern Methodist to their victory over) Texas Tech, established his team among the tops in the nation. Arkansas upset Texas Christian while Texas was romping over) New Mexico. Oklahoma A. & M. downed Denver and Oklahoma University * tripped up Texas

Close Ones in South

In the South, North Carolina land Georgia Tech established

was further evidenced by three

Florida and Mississippi {proved the masters of George Washington, Tulsa and Kentucky. When Brown stopped Princeton, Harvard stopped Columbia,

ruised «eur «eastern

Connecticut, aided this prediction percentage. Penn State, Penn,

{Holy Cross and Boston College came through as anticipated. The intense heat in Pittsburgh Jio0 ook the toll of the hosts, to perit our Notre Dame team to register a victory, as the entire Y Irish squad participated. We had Ev expected our team to suffer a letdown after their Purdue game, but we were pleasantly surprised ag they contimaed - to ~~ hustle]

It is our belief that the turning “point of the game came when FRR ge

nine-yard line, End Bill Wightkin had stopped a 00-yard run by Jim Robinson of | | itt.

Sais, Royals Ready for ‘Series

COLUMBUS, 0., Oct. 4 (UP)— i Brooklyn Dodger farm clubs,

2 set today to cross bats in the little world series, scheduled ‘to ge der’ way in St. Paul tomo St. Paul earned the right to resent the American Association

{Hoosier Gridders {Gain Even Break

. {western harness race drivers from

Zo Tropa grades etc after | Phillips, Newton, III.

| St. Paul and Montreal, ‘were- all| :

. 649 while Hurstel he.) Individual scores for the Op Yew syd were:

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

‘Wisconsin Adds Confusion To Big 9's Foot

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Win Over Manchester

Indiaha college football teams ould do no better than—break

tion Saturday. Of the Big Three only Indiana and Notre Dame came through with victories while Purdue was being shutout at Northwestern. Other state winners against “foreign” opporfents were Wabash, 14 to 0, over Carroll and DePauw, 6 to 0, over Kalamazoo. In the other three defeats, state teams failed to score. Little Taylor, which never fielded a football team before the current campaign; took the worst beating, losing 47 to 0 at Wilmington, O, The other Hoosfer losers were St. Joseph's, which lost to Louisville, 20 to 0, and Ball State, 12 to 0 loser to Eastern Illinois.

even with out-of-state competi-|

Award List Grows for wp EpEaYA

Bryant's. Creek.

Catches Include Prizes In Times' Fishing Rodeo

TW ' Prizes galore—ail of them useful to fishermen-—will be awarded next Saturday during the first annual mien pahing ~Rodeo ag Jake in Morgan-Monroe State Forest - The list of prizes is.growing daily ‘as the nation's reading manu-1, facturers of fishing equipment continue to send gifts for the anglers ~men, women and children—who present the best catches on

Bryant Creek Lake

ite e Saturda

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Saturday

Bryant's contest, so there will be no wait-|

Keep reading your Times for the list of valuable prizes and other - important news of the Fishing Rodeo. - If you haven't sent {n your entry blank, fill out the one in today’s Times and mail it in. If several members of your family will compete, a‘tach their names

tach it to your entry blank. The contest will start at 8 a. m.

At home, Anderson continuéd to lead the Hoosier College Conference. The Ravens, who crushed Earlham last week, made it 40 to 0 against Franklin. Indiana Central's defending champs opened defense of their crown with a 21 to 13 win_over Manchester, and Hanover also racked up its first HCC victory at the expense of hapless Earlham, 55 to 0. ‘

-1eavy, they id HIDOSIOL.. Sully, A “Fep= F~predictions. 1Suspended for wo ifePicifie| Afmy Rutgers and Wale, in cons Coast, Oregon and Southern Cali-|quering Lafayette, Colgate and

LEXINGTON, KB. i oP} —The United States Trotting Association has suspended six Mid-

the sport for life on charges of

fixing a race at Brentlawn, Ky, Aug. 24, it was announced today. Robert B. Jewell, chairman of the district seven board, announced that the action was taken last night after a review of evidence assembled at previous on-the case: wie Drivers suspended are Herman Stepro, Corydon, Ind.; George; Rattenbury, Munci Ind.;- Lou!

, an Sheppard, South Beloit; III

High School Football

Sential 19, Crispus Attucks iIndianapalin § i (Indianapolis) 20, Elgin m1) Academy 0.

conference["

honing 20

when Gov. Ralph Gates officially opens the contest. It will close at 3:30 p. m. so everyone can be out of the state forest before

Dy the rales and-1I-realize that the awarding of prizes.

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Age needed to determine classification

All Na will be distributed at prizes, whether expert fisherme » Creek Lake oy the or not. The prize distribution wil make it possible for the first.

ing for awards, timers, women and children to win along with the veteran Fill Out Blank anglers.

on U. 8. Highway 37, south of Martinsville, Bryant's Creek Lake is near the main entrance to the forest and modern roads lead to the site

placed-in-the. lake for the contest

to a sheet of plain paper and at-|stocked there. Experts of the Indiana State Conservation Depart-

dark. |co-operating with The Times in Everyone will be eligible for theistaging “the jgentogy.

Entry Blank Times Fishing Rodeo

Bryant's Creek Lake, Morgan-Monroe State Forest (On U. 8.'87, south of Martinsville) TRL AANA A Saturday, Och, 9—8 a. m, to 3:30 p. m, woe Rove is -myy-entny for The, Times Fishing Rodeo. I.

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Morgan-Monroe State Forest is

Hundbeds of tagged fish will bei in addition to the many already ment are now busy tagging fish for the contest and these will be placed in the lake especially for

the rodeo. The conservation department is

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for prizes).

Musial Signs New

UIS, Oct. 4 (UP)—Stan, Satay,

ilehgues, was signed to a new {two-year contract today by J Eres. e St.

revealed but the best estimate of the figure, agreed on after a 15minute conference between Musial and Hannegan inp the Cardp nals’ office, set the fence-busting

Wa ayne Sout e South Side 13; ary Proebel 6 Evans lle Bosse Alban he: Chicago Morgan Pure 27, Howe Military 7.

s.|outflelder’ 8 salary at $100,000 for the two-year span. : ‘

Bowling

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here yesterday. A chilled crowd of 5000 watched the Saints employ three hurlers—

Morry Martin — in gaining loop crown. The winning blows of of ht od game were a homér by Fererson and a run<scoring double by second sacker Fallon, George Montreal, the International League champs, will fly to St. Paul for the first two games of the best-four-of-seven scrap. The | next three games will take place {at Montreal. Then if the series |is unfinished after five games, the teams will return to St. Paul for the last two games.

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Butler Wins A Straight i Blocked Kick Beals. “Beanwville, 1413

- By FRANK. WILSON . Some. of those football purists who would ‘do “away with the polit ~ after touchdown have an ardent supporter in Coach Don Ping of Evansville Collége today. Ping's Purple Aces were downed

* 100-Lap Event

lo s, N. Y,, suffered injuries in a

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Eddie Haddad, Los vet-| “pm eran, won the 100-lap plonship event and Ernie Gessel, Holcrackup on the east turn Sund TD XRD LH

imidget racing season closed at the W. 16th 8t. Indianapalis

right log ojo I the a in the spill and Haddad coasted to victory under “a yellow caution flag. The injured driver was sent to Methodist Hospital for tredt-

OLISH ment and later dismissed. It was SHOE PO

by Tony Hinkle's Butler Bulldogs Saturday, 14 to 13, in a game played in Reitz Bowl, Evansyille. Butler's spotless record ‘was

had been maRing Butler look bad all afternoon falled to hold. on one play. That play was Karl Kleinknecht's attempt for the extra point after Evansville's second touchdown. Second Quarter Splurge The Bulldogs scored both of their touchdowns im the second quafter.;:.- Fullback Flavian (Skeets) Weidekamp crossed the goal line on the first play of the period as he bucked from the three-yard line. The drive had started _on, the Evansville 47 where Smock had-intercepted one of Joe Unfried’s passes, Esarey intercepted Dick Gonterman’s pass on the Butier 40 and returned to the Aces’ 20 on the second play after the ensuing kickoff. Smock looped two passes to End Harry Farmer, the second over the goal line, The first Evansville touchdown came on a drive from the Aces’ 34. JMorris- «Riley «seoved. from - the Kleinkgeeht added the ‘point, The second Evansville score was tallied ;in the fourth period. John McDougal took Dobkins' kick to the Evansville Ron Watson threw a long pass tb Gene [Logel who went over untouched, Thea came the kick that missed.

Deaf School ‘Gridders Open Season Tomorrow

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the first serious accident at the [track in three years.

Local Driver Wins

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moved up on leader Wayne Padgett of Mitchell Sunday afternoon because it has a by winning first in one feature hard-wenx finish. event and placing seeond in another at Jungle Park Speedway near here, Prior to Sunday's races Padgett| ; led Griffith 202 points to 188, Of- k

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