Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 October 1948 — Page 6

nual, i : § » . > | ~ Tiny Frank Mascari Riddles | 4 . . - Enemy Line With Running Attack | Cai By JIMMY ANGELOPOLOUS i Construction workers brought a bull-dozér near the Broad Ripple stands to level the ground next to the football field at Delavan Smith Field yesterday afternoon. The act was symbolic and infectious. Broad Ripple's Manual, 19 to 0, In

'ootball team caught the idea and flattened @ process it nearly stripped a gear and found

Manual aly ron Seared to go four| gowns for the Blue Devils while quai ined resistance. py rus Marks converted twice in determ: to make Ripple scrapitne first half. The Indians came for any city title claims next yack to score 13 points off

.. month. : | touchdowns by Gerald Dodd and Ripple scrapped. It'll find itself Billy Williams. Dodd made. the somewhat battered for the clash conversion. Score by periods: “with Cathedral's Irish at Broad Shortridge wedd3 7.0. 020 Ripple Friday night that easily Anderson .... 0° 0 18 0—13 ci determine the ultimate city ror ae Plugs Win County Again Bpeedway clinched its second straight county championship by romping over Pike, 32 to 7, in the season finale far both teams at Pike last night. It was the Plug's eighth straight victory of the year and the 25th in 26 games over a three-year period, Konnie King made three touchdowns for Speedway while Dave Boyer and Alan Wiechers made the other two.

titliat, . The RNeckets notched their third city triumph and also have to play through Shortridge and Howe, Cathedral, whose Charles| Schmutte brokeé a leg in the Tech! tilt yesterday, limped away with its fifth straight victory, but will have to halt the Rockets to insure the crown in its last series ‘fracas. ! Mascari Threatens Ripple was never sure that, Manual would not be the first

line this year. Bcooter-bug Frank made 181 off nine. 8 b Mascari, a tiny mite ee big! periods: ’ ne. Save by heart, threatened to break loose Speedway .... 0 7 13 12-32

«constantly. He squirted through pike : the Ripple line on quick opening . plays and nearly drove the)

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Warren, Howe Tie, 0-0 SER EPR Central s “Warriors

Don Klinger in the Nrstpe and Don saw limited duty in the second half after hurting his head. Two other Ripple boys were) removed from the game after c.. 6.4 gowns and Warren Moanackles and Manual # Jaros three. It was Warren's season s carried {finale, giving the Warriors a 5-2-1

pr struck an the neck when he threw| "0 for the year, Se late in the fourth period.’ : An Matt pam defense saw ttle to 13-13 Tie Manual intercept two of the four Ripple aerials the North Siders

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goal line was to'the six-yard line but the Warriors were unable to get past midfield. Howe nade

. {team scored in the : al three fumbles and Ripple two, DN as, Ripple got the first touchdown | r both teams’ exchan ~ fumbles deep in Manual territory followifig the kickoff. Bill‘'Jessee blasted 34 yards to the five where he scored before Bob Stephens’

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d on the Ripple seve {Ben Davis ... 0 7 0 line for its biggest scoring Flashes 7, Spartans 0

Klingler } . 7 yards| Franklin Township won

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run by Bill Mitchell Prep grid cellar by defeating Sac-

red Heart, 7 to 0, last night at { Franklin. yard, It was Franklin's first triumph was In eight games and the Spartans’ ¢| eighth straight loss in the season finale for Franklin. The Flashes

in the second period. Franklin Twp, .. 0 7 0

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Tech's out-manned but not out! oianam scored

' fi fought football team reveale or

latent power by extending Cathedral before 21 to 13, fifth game in seven starts.

title yesterday afternoon at Tech. puliback Jones Taylor. George England of Cathedral Crispus Attucks..19 21

the Irish while Jim Roberts scored ———— a three conversions, giving Ca-| " was ow thedral its fifth straight city win. | The victory was costly for Ca-| ' les Schmutte suf-| fered a broken leg and will be lost for the Broad Ripple tilt next ° 7 Friday night. ” ? 8 Tech's Bob Faccone capped 'a| 59-yard drive by plunging from| the 4 and Gene Turnipseed con-| verted in the opening session. The Irish then scored off England's 2.yard plunge, but Tech went | ahead again on the subsequent ' = kickoff when Dick Maris ran 53 . yards for the touchdown. ? The Irish came back and Eng-! land capped a 60-yard drive late in the second period with an 8yard strike into pay dirt. It was the first time Tech has| scored two touchdowns this year. = Score by periods: i § Tech .oveeiee ¥ 6 0 0-138 Cathedral .... 0 14 0 7-21

‘ Washington Wins 2d

Washington scored its second , Victory of the season by defeating Southport, 20 to 7, at Roosevelt Stadium last night. Boris Lalioff, Don Leppert and Ed O'Reilly registered the TD's for Washington and Lalioff made two conversions. Wheeler plunged over from the 3 and then skirted the flank for Southport’'s lone tally. The contest was featured by Mike Purichia’s 87-yard run-| back of a Cardinal punt to the, 7 yard line. Score by periods: ° | Washingto!

m .7T 0 6 7-20 Southport .... 0 0 7 0 7

Decatur. in Deadlock |

Jack Bennett tallied the markers for the Hawks as Decatur Central and Danville battléd to a 7-all deadlock at Danville yesterday afternoon, A 45-y touchdown pass play from Jack Plummer to’ Bennett accounted for the Decatur scoring while Pete Walls plunged over from the 2 for Danville. Floyd Jennings converted. Decatur tallied eight first downs and the hosts six. Score by periods: Decatur Central .. 0 0 T° 0-7 Danvillé s.eciiiee ® 0 0 TT Blue Devils Win A DERSON, Ind. 30 |

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Speedway rolled to 339 yards team to score through the Rocket off 15 first downs while Pike!

CYO Gridders See Action - Tomorrow

St. Catherine Meets Holy Cross Squad.

All teams in both divisions of the city CYO football league will

it couldn't push around at will a Gick™ Fleck tallied three touch!

see action again tomorrow with! * the

8t., Catherine-Holy Cross game holding the spotlight in the first division: ey y First Dividlon: St. Joag of A vs, Our Lady of Lourdes, at Ellenberger; Sacred Heart vs, Little Flower at Brookside; St. Phillip vs, St, Patrick at Christian ‘and 8t. Catherine vs, Holy Cross at Willard. Second Division: Cathedral vs. St. Thomas at 38th and Illinois 8ts.; 8t. Anthony vs. Holy Trinity at Riverside; Holy Name vs. . 8t. Ann at Rhodius and 8t. Roch vs. Holy Rosary at Garfield. League standings: FIRST DIVISION

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~ By Mullin Caps to Seek — bth Victory On Home Ice

= Can Gain 1st Place

Western Loop Tie With visions of gaining a fourway tie for first place in the ‘western division of the American Hockey League by defeating St, Louis here tomorrow night, the Indianapolis Caps were on the ice for a spirited practice session at {8 o'clock this morning. Yesterday's drill was rather light, following the Hoosiers’ 3 {to-2 triumph over Cleveland in a { bruising game the previous night, {but Coach Heller worked his club |at top speed for almost 90 min{utes today. : Nicholson Doubtful Ed Nicholson, veteran defense. +man-who- pulled a muscle in his iright- leg while performing |agains{ the Barons; -was-the-only.-. |absentee today. Whether or not he'll see action in tomorrow's tilt depends upon a final pre-game: examination. Heller will be on {hand for regular duty if additional rest is prescribed for | “Nick.” | The Caps, now tied -for second place with Cleveland and Pitts burgh. trail the league-leading Mound City aggregation by only two points. 1f Cleveland heats St. Louis at 4Cleveland tonight and New Haven repeats last week's victory over Pittsburgh in a return game at the Steel City, it is possible for

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Ben Davis and Beech Grove ball coach. | battled to a 13 to 13 tie last night!

falled to complete. Manual lost| OR the Ben Davis field, as each Butler second and problems.

re Bo —— Touchdowns were scored hy : Henderson and Bolander for Bey Football Results > | Davis, and Carey and Carmichael] 8. Campbell|Bread Ripple 19, Man : added the conversion for the Wash ton, 3 fhport 7 Giants, while Henderson booted a |Spéedway 32." Pik point for the Hornets. Score by!%

T==13 Franklin Township 7, Sacred Heart 0. 6—13

the Mooseheart (Til) battle to stay out of the county's Eikhart 6

, the. .lone| | marker when Dick / took a short pass from Deon Shimer Huntington

h 0 1! South Side 7 Sabred Heart ... 0 0 0 0— O/New Albany 46.

NOBLESVILLE, Oct. 30—Don| Oldham, fleet left halfback, led yuncie Central 20, New Castle 20 (tie). | Crispus Attucks to a 53-0 mas-|Richmond 32, Connersville 0 {sacre of the Noblesville Millers gi mon 6,

a touch-|st. Michael's 38, Vermont downs as the Tigers won thelr Vilusors ling 30. | nver {scored the first two touchdowns Hills on initial plays from scrimmage, the third came on a buck by Omaha 20, Washburn 19.

7 633 Kalamazoo iy Carroll again scored -all three TD's for Noblesville ...... 0 0 0 0— 0 AFo0ne A, one M7

_ CONTAGT—Perfoct timing in the photo ; Oct, off the ground catching a first-down pass from Dave Coppage on the, Broad Ripple ® notched Its fourth vic: 33-yard line in the city series tussle yesterday at Delavan Smith Field. Guilliani was

2 is shown coming up to aid his teammate. The Rockets won, 19 to 0,

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SRE RE Se Butler Grid Coach ~~ | To Addresss Meeting | Guest speaker at the Purchasing Agents Association luncheon] |meeting at La Rue's Thursday, will be Tony Hinkle, Butler Uni- | |versity athletic director and foot-|

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‘games and discuss grid|

Texas A&M Coach Drops 6 in Row, Gets $1200 Raise

CITY, cobNTY ; Cathedral 431, Tech 13 SEonss ] ington 20, Southport 7.’ Shortridge 20, Anderson 14. ; . e T Crispus Attucks 53, Noten owe 0, Warren Cen {Decatur Central 7, Danville 7 (tie). Ben Davi Beech Grove 13 (tie)

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OTHER HIGH SCHOO { [Ean ne Seay ar 8. [Foo { . wrenceburg 8, | {Sorte Haute Garfield 19, Robinson (111) 6 COLLEGE. STATION, Tex, n

Oct. 30 (UP)—The coach of the vile a. Texas A&M College football {Whiting 18. East Chicago Roosevelt 0. |squad received a vote of confi-

{Evansville Reitz 41, Hammond 7 | Gary Tolleston 13," Gary Wallace 13 (tie).| dence today, a salary increase of 2

ley 7, Michigan City. 6. 20, Kokomo 7. Crawfordsville 12, Greenfield 7.

ary Emerson 45, Rensselaer 4, a 1 | $1200 a year. { Lafayette 1 | Bleknell 28,, Su Mean [3 | His team, in six times out, has nton :

| , Jasonville 7 {Seymour 13, Jeffersonville 7. Richmond 32, Connersville 0. Logansport 32, Delphi 6. 7, Peru Ro lexus a 40. Tipthn 4. © 5 uburn 26, Garrett 0. hy 36, Plymouth 13 Pt. Wayne Central 33, Decatur 0. Bend ashington 27, Ft.

come in second best six times. The raise was voted by the

| Stiteler in recognition of his out-

Wayre| Standing service.

. ” » ” Ne Copentdia & Napolaon 9. ATHLETIC Council Chairman South Bend Central 41, Mishawsks T. |p Ww, Williams reported the ac-

tion after the unanimous vote of the council congratulated Coach Stiteler on his work thus far, his first season as head of the football training. Williams added that “unquestionably, Harry is getting the best out of his boys in every

Bloomington 13, Vincennes 13. Bvansvills Memorial 6, Evansville Oen{Bicknell 28, Sullivan 6

STATE COLLEGES Taylor 0. OTHER COLLEGES The Citadel 19, Erskine ’. Michigan Normal 1 10, Georgetown 10 (tie). Hillsdale 25, Adrian 8.

Cl % ro on Colleg 19 x emson 3 ton 0 . . Ny A yr Rena Although the Cadet team has

lost six straight, each contest has been a tough one to lose and the Cadets have shown marked im-

Ottawa 6. Bethany 0 nsas Wesleyan 2, College 1"

! of Emporia 0 12

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Photo by Johs Spicklemire, Times Staff Photographer. above shows Manual's Vincent Guilliani

of Ripple just a: he caught the pass. . Ripples Bill Jessee

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Riv ’ | BOSTON, Oct. 30 (UP)—Rompin’ Robbie Gage staged a oneman exhibition of All-American |razzle dazzle football at Braves | Field last night as Clemson | squeezed out a 26-19 victory over {fighting Bostdn College and kept Lits unbeaten record clean. i But it was Ed Songin, a Boston {reserve back until a week ago, |who brought the 25169 “fans {screaming to their feet time and again as he matched Gage pass for pass. ’ Meeting for, the fifth time since ¥ they first joined battle at the Cotton Bowl in 1940, the teams

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For a brief time in the scoreA less first period. Boston College I PIMLICO, Md., Oct. 30—Behind him was $830.250 in the bank: had a slight advantage, driving

{ahead of him, a little rest—for there were just no fields left for gq far as the Clemson 20 while

By LEO H, PETERSEN, United Press Sports Editor

for him to conquer. . keeping the Southerners outside That was the situation in which Citation found himself today. their own 30-vard zone.

| He may, after alittle time off, shoot for some of the racing gold out . eepindati . Gals Give Fourth

California way. oo oo Tag Team Duel Game to ‘Tigoons’

| That won't be decided until next week when his owner, Warren Wright, his general manager, !Ben Jonés, and his trainer, Jimmy

NEW INSWICK, N, o | Jones, get together. NEW BRUNSW ICK J o" Oct. 30 (UP) — The Princeton The. chances are he has run o " | {his last race this year,” Trainer S 00 p ere Tigoons” who better keep | year winning their field hockey games

| « , $4 Jimmy said, “but I won't know! p ! "i . f they don’t want to get laughed for sure until I talk to the boss.”| ,pother Australian tag -team off the campus, settled down to Hints of West Coast duel will" feature brs iat action “serious” practice today after at the Armory next Tuesday night posting their fourth victory in | But then with a nod, he advised o pon “Irish Mike” McGee and s row.—over a women's school. Calumet’s stakes winning jocke a p" ng Y. Martino (Iron Mike) Angelo join : n ' |Eddie Arcaro, “I might see YOU On ro oy acainst Frankie Hart and Reperesenting the only men’s {the West Coast before too long." | 0 inar Joe Wolf collegiate field hockey team in Pp ’ : the country, the Princeton under-

| There are a lot of big money os n races coming up out there for Hart of Chicago and Wolf of graduates took a hard-earned Columbus, O., a smooth function-!yictory yesterday from the New

{which Citation is eligible and in i t binati be ) o {which he may run. If he does, 'D8 team com ination, at Jersey College for Women, 5 to 2.

/the all-time money winning mark McGee and All Aliba, the Turkish! ‘of $911,335 held by Stymie soon ace, when the former made theirito meet all comers, have a

{will be broken. tag debut, here recently at the “breather. Nov. 4 gains the | 0. | y. pence School for omen, but Citation crept 310.000 closer to The clash is carded for two they were far from optimistic

that record yesterday when he ; . . won the Pimlico Special in a falls out of three with a 90- about their chances in the “big

walkover. Such has been his minute time limit, game’ against Sara Lawrence domination of the turf this year EC College of Bronxville, RN Y. Bucknell Shut Out

none of the other 1948 stakes Nov. i. winners eligible for the race chose to contest the triple crown cham‘pion. It is just as well they didn't. For even with Arcaro holding {him back, Citation ran the one {mile and three-sixteenths special

By Temple Owls, 20-0 DePauw Frosh Win

PHILADEEPHIA. Oct. 30 (UP) 27-6 Over Ball State

Temple University scored its | first victory of the season by| GREENCASTLE, Oct. 30—The blanking Bucknell University 20-0 passing combination of Quarterlast night at Temple Stadium. back Jerry donss, former Snort " , A small crowd of 7000 watched ridge star, and Halfback Jac Jeourss in 1:594/5. That was the dull contest, in which neither Tuhey, sparked the DePauw [better time than two previous team showed much power. Temple! freshman football team to a 27 winners of the Special—Challedon previously lost four games and to 6 victory over Ball State yestied one. It was Bucknell's fifth|terday. straight setback. | The Jones to Tuhey combo conTom Skladany, Larksville, Pa., nected twice in the first haif for [fullback, tallied two of the Owls’ touchdowns. The third DePauw Disappointing Crowd touchdowns, one of them on an score came on an end around play The disappointing crowd of 81-yard dash with a Bucknell pass by Don Patterson, who sprinted {10,000 at Old Hilltop gave Cita- (intercepted in the final minutes! 70 yards to tally. {tion a big hand as he raced | Of the game. His other tally came| Ball State scored in the fourth around the track-—as he always In the first period . when he quarter on a pass from Robert does—but Arcaro held him tight-/Plunged across from the 7. Hegnauer to William Bomar. ly or he might even have beaten; } A a ¥ the track record for the distance which Riverland set in 1943 — 1:56 2/4. “There just is no limit to what Citation can do,” Arcaro grinned. It was his 25th victory in 27 starts, and the second walkover |victory for Cslumet in the Spe/clal—the other being Whirlaway iin 1942. It also was Calumet's

made. And they had to beat

Tear in 1944, Armed in 45, and Fervent - last year being the others. It was Arcaro's fourth {winning ride in the Special-—As-sault in '46, Challedon, Shut Out and Citation.

Bluffton Scores Once | To Whip Taylor, 6-0 | « Times Special

MARION, Oct. 130 — A fleet Bluffton back, Earl Stutz, broke away for the only score last night to keep Taylor's losing string in-| tact with less than five minutes to play. ; | Until Stutz broke through the Taylor tackle to scamper 30 yards, the game had been a see-| saw struggle with both teams {losing the ball on fumbles deep in the opponents territory. | once before they scored. Score by periods: Taylor .cvaviee @ 0 0 Bluffton ...... 0 0 0

i i Photo by Lloyd DOING YOEMEN DUTY—The illustration above Cathedral demonstrating his taledts on defense. WXLW-FM Carry Game Basil Zilson of Tech after Zilson's short gain in the seco Radio Station WXLW-FM will thedral city series clash won by the Irish, 21 to 13. broadcast the Anderson-Indiana for 0ncy fy scoring all three touchdowns for the Ir

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of third-period goals while the Hoosiers were short-handed. * The Caps avenged the loss with 'a 3-to-1 triumph here, howéver, and will be - seeking their sixth straight victory on home ice Sunday. Five former Indianapolis players slated for action with the visftors are Goalie “Red” Almas, Lloyd Doran, Tony Licari, Barry Sullivan and Thain Simon. Joe Lund, formerly of 8t. Louis, will be at left wing for the Caps.

On The Ice AMERICAN HOCKEY LEAGUE Western Division W LT Pus. G OG 8t. Louis '... 5 2 212 33 19 Cleveland .... ay 2 0 10 33 21 Pittsburgh .....5 2 0 10 33 15 INDIANAPOLIS .... 5 1 ©0 10 235 10 uffalo . oo 208 1.3 ITN Eastern Division W L T Pts. G OO Providence . 4 1 0 13 3 19 Springfield 4 5 0 3 27 Hershey 2 4 1 5 1823 New Haven .2 8 1 53 1B Philadelphia ..... 2 5 0 4 12 34 Washington, .. 1 6 1 3 140 2 ESULTS LAST NIGHT

R Springfield 4, Washington 3, (Only g#me scheduled GAMES TONIGHT 8f Louis at Cleveland Philadelphia at Hershes New Haven at Pittsburgh Washington at Springfield. GAMES TOMORROW St. Louis at INDIANAPOLIS. Washingon at Buffalo Pittsburgh at Cleveland Philadelphia at New Haven, Hershey at Providence

Indians Slip by Washington, 4-3

By United Press The Springfield Indians helped tighten the race in the Eastern half of the American Hockey League today after their hardfought victory over Washington in the only game played last night. The Indians. who now are only four points behind front-running Providence. squeezed past Washington's Lions, 4 to 3, at Uline Arena, Washington. It was an even affair for two periods with each side scoring twice, but the Indians had cnough to crash through the Lion defenses for two scores and victory in the third period. Leo Curick led off the scoring parade with a Springfield goal at 6:45 of the first period. Pat Wilson of the Lions retaliated just before the period ended. Hazen McAndrews of the Indians and Win Mousseau of the Lions scored in the second period, Then, Paul {Courteau and Vernon Jones |scored third period goals to give the Indians their fourth win of the campaign.

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