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FRIDAY, OCT. 29, 1048
Picks
Northwestern
Wildcats’ Tilt With Ohio State May
Decide Big Nine Rose Bowl Team
By FRANK LEAHY, Coach, University of Notre Dame With eyes focused on potential participants in the various bowl games, as well as winners in the conference races, we look to
n, Ill, where the Big determined for the Rose Bowl.
Nine representative should be
Here, Northwestern's Wildcats will tangle with Ohio’ State for what should ultimately develop into a round trip ticket to Pasa-
“ana for one of these second-, place clubs. We Aare picking] Northwestern to pick up the tickets, Their January 1st opponent may well be decided tomorrow when California opposes Southern, California. Since California and Oregon are at present tied for the! Pacific Coast lead and are not destined to meet, Southern California may well prove to be the yardstick in estimating the merits of each, being the stro com-~ mon opponent, We look for Oalifornia to solidify its claim at the expense of the. Trojans. Oregon will prove a dissenting voice in| any early determination, by bol-| stering its stock in downing BSt.| * Mary's, Picks Georgia Tech Possible candidates for other Bowls throughout the nation are North Carolina, who should continue in this vein by downing Tennessee; Georgia Tech, whose unblemished record should re-! main spotless after their skirmish | with Duke; and Clemson, who to. night should continue undefeat: in tripping Boston College. rv consideration of such candidates would be. amiss were we to discount Nevada, as Coach Joe Sheeketski’'s boys continue to as-| tound the football world with)
Oklahoma City- should prove unable to cope with Nevada's powerdum, «Tha, Southern Methodist. Sash
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ference, but will also open thé door for subsequent Bowl bids. We like Southern Methodist in| this one. Once-tied Penn State should return to the victory road by defeating Colgate. Favors Spartans Returning to the Far West, Washington gets the nod over Stanford in a close one; Washington State is favored over Idaho; and Utah should subdue Colorado. | In an intersectional clash we are partial to Michigan State over Oregon State. Midwestern contests pit Indiana against Miunesota in the Hoosiers’ last bid for Conference recognition. We believe that Bernie Biefman has mustered too) much power for our Bloomington! neighbors. Mighty Michigan should continpe undefeated in out-! scoring Illinois. Iowa's potent passing attack should prove the undoing of Wisconsin. Stepping outside the Conference, Purdue should find things easier in defeating Marquette. Oklahoma is favored over Iowa State; Oklahoma A.& M. over Kansas; and Kentucky. over Cincinnati, in a tight contest. Visiting teams should find the Midwest to their liking as U.C.L.A. downs Nebraska and Pitt overpowers Western Reserve. Struggles in the favor Baylor over Texas Chris-
tian, Arkansas over Texas A&M, | tween the two schools stands at!
Texas Tech; and
Simmons over T Texas|
Rice over Hardin
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Mines. In the South, its Georgia lover Alabama, Vanderbilt over { Auburn, Mississippl over Louisiana State, North Carolina State over Wake Forest, and South {Carolina over West Virginia. Still undefeated, Army and | Penn should continue as such in {defeating Virginia Tech and Washington and Lee. The eyes of the East will be upon Cornell and Harvard as they edge out Co-
lumbia and Holy Cross. Conclud-| ing our predictions, its Rutgers|
over Brown, Dartmouth over [Yale, and Temple over Bucknell. In preparing for our contest with Navy, we could not overjoss the outstanding battle they put up against Penn last Satur|day. Neither could we minimize the fierceness of all of our meet-!
ings with the Midshipmen. Any| |team registering 220 yards in the|
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jr is one to be feared.
Purdue Favored Over Marquette
| Special LAFAYETTE, Oct. 28 -- Stu Bollermakers will try to make. the .an-‘rnuat-Dad's- Day -erowd happy as |they ‘take on, Marquette in their
fecand he home gang ¢ of the season |
Cdniff SIREN; nD or he pers, the squad has a tough road Ito victory. Marquette 1s in good mid-sea-son condition while the Riveters |lack pass receiving strength and {line power. Also lost from their |attack force is Norb Adams, speedy back, Absent from the {line will be John Beletic, right |tackle, while other doubtful start|ers are Pete Barbolak and Mike |Kalapos, also tackles.
Tony y Zale's "Nephew ‘On Boxing Card
Six local amateur boxers from Leeper’s Ringside Gym will fight in Gary tonight. The - fighters, coached by Tiny Bland, will box members of the Gary CYO. The feature bout of the evening | will be between Robin Hood, 140, | Indianapolis, and Ray Zale, nephew of Tony Zale. Others making the trip are Leon Mallory, 118; Kenny Bayes, 135; Walter Haywood, 126; Albert Cousins, 135, and Andy Anderson, 147.
Game Rescheduled | The Silent |Heart football game originally {scheduled for Nov. 5 at Manual | Field has been re-scheduled and: {will be played Nov. 3 at the|
time is 2:30 p. m. The series be- |
two all, Sacred Heart having won | last year, 38-0.
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THE GREEN WAVE—Shown above are members of the Tech
Indianapolis sectionals two weeks
ago. The Tech runners will compete in the state meet Saturday
at 2 p. m. on the Coffin course. They are, front row (left to right): William Connelly and Larry Fable: second row: Richard Carson ; and Walter Hart; third row, Robert Cross and Robert Huey; Ed-
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PURPLE WARRIORS —The
| country team, runrersup to Tech i
second-place Washington crossin the sectionals, is shown above,
Hoosiers-Sacred | Members of the team are: Front row {left to right): Howard Hawk-
ins and Bill McCurdy; second row; Ralph Nicholas and Roy MeDougal; third row, Bob Bernhardt, Joe Butterworth and Bill Al lison. The Continenfals will also represent Indianapolis with a seven-
Southwest School for the Deaf field. Game| Man team.
By BILLY SIXTY
BLUEPRINT SLIDE. If your [slide at the end of the run to the foul line seems awkward at first, this very important -step may need some extra help. You can do this by concentrating on the slide above everything| else. Perhaps forgetting, the swing and focusing your atten-
tion on the slide sounds difficuit, if not impossible; but once the! ball has gone into the back-
| swing, you can forget about it.
The swing will automatically be | taken care of as you concentrate
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| help your slide starts by picking| {the spot on the alley where the| | slide is to begin and becoming
intent on that. (See illustration.) Then, like a skater taking a| stroke, force your weight over on the left foot. Don’t hurry of force the swing | when you shift your weight to the left foot. The swinging arm |
| win come up to the body and go
on to the follow-through during the braking slide. | The length of “your slide will | depend largely on how much | speed you have built up in the | stride. Naturally, if you have a! lot of momentum, it will take a | longer slide to permit the ball to] catch up and pass the body. But! there MUST be a finishing slide. | It may be three feet long, or nly 18 inches; but there must be one. * ~ » IF TX appeared to stress the push-away a great deal in pre-/| vious articles, the Teason for it
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in turn affects the slide,
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