Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 November 1948 — Page 37

7] | Underdog Hoosiers Face Irish Juggernaut Tomorrow

Possible Loss of Taliaferro He Te ha mal Adds to Clyde Smith's Woe How Times Experts Pick Tomorrow’s Games

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Paul B. Frank ‘Stu Tony . A Williamson Leahy Holcomb Hinkle Ash Smith Angelopolous - Consensus i Indiana Last Won in 1906 by 12-0, J {Notre Dalae-Indiana ..Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame Notre Dame

Purdue-Minnesota .....Minnesota Minnesota Minnesota Minnesota Minnesota - Minnesota Minnesota Minnesota Navy-Michigan ........ Michigan Michigan Michigan Michigan Michigan Michigan Michigan Michigan {Towa-Illinois ..........Illinois Iowa Illinois Illinois: Illinois Illinois Illinois Illinois

Spoiling Undefeated Season for ND By JIMMIE ANGELOPOLOUS

IS BLOOMINGTON, Ind., Nov. 5—Indiana’s football sons will try| {N’western- Wisconsin ..Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern Northwestern ; doing it for dad tomorrow—meving a mountain with a dime-store! | Pittsburgh-Ohio ‘State..Ohio State Ohio State Ohio State Ohio State Ohio State - Ohio State Ohio State Ohio State shovel. : 43 |Marquette-Mich, State..Mich. State Mich. State Mich. Stats Mich. State Mich. State ~ Mich. State Mich. State Mich. State PI The crippled Hoosiers, shorn of everything but yards of tape - {Stanford-Army cases vs sATIRY Army Army * Army Army Army Army Army fig tions and a competitive spirit, will face the fabulous Fighting Irish of {Penn. State-Penn. .....Pennsylvania Penn. State Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Penn. State Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Notre Dame in the state's second family affair involving Notre! {Columbia - Dartmouth ..Dartmouth Columbia Dartmouth Dartmouth Columbia Dartmouth Dartmouth _ Dartmouth Dame and the other half of the, 7 ~~ ~~ ~~ Tamed {Colgate-Cornell .......Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Cornell Corneil Old Oaken Bucket, either patched or still nursing: Harvard-Princeton ....Harvard . Harvard Princeton Princeton = Harvard Princeton Harvard Harvard Pessimism isn’t overflowing the Wounds received against the Min- 'Syracuse-Temple ..... . Syracuse Temple Syracuse Syracuse Syracuse Syracuse “Syracuse beveled * parks ot the Jordan Resota Dea Tomy went: Sr ‘Holy Cross-Duquesne ..Holy Cross Holy Cross Holy Cross Holy Cross Holy Cross Holy Cross Holy Cross Holy Cross ver y, but not even the | {Wake Forest-Duke ....Wake Forest, uke uke e uke Duke uke stanchest Hoosier backers are On Dr. Charles Holland's final re- |Tenn.-Georgia Tech. ...Georgia Tech. Georgia Tech. Georgia Tech. Georgia Tech, Georgia Tech. Georgia Tech. Georgia Tech. Georgia Tech. way looking for a repetition of ajfort as to the availability of} |Villanova-Kentucky ...Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky Kentucky : Notre Dame-Purdue classic in George Taliaferro, the backbone |Louisiana-Vanderbilt ..Vanderbilt Vanderbilt Vanderbilt Vanderbilt Vanderbilt Vanderbilt Vanderbilt Vanderbilt Memorial Stadium tomorrow. jof the Crimson offensive who has |Rice-Arkansas ........Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Arkansas Neither have the Irish found een Nursing a bad knee. {Texas-Baylor...... .... Baylor Texas Baylor Texas Baylor , Texas Texas Texas anything as’ tough as keyed-up' Saiaany Jouay had Seb Dopas) : | Missouri-Oklahoma .... Missouri Missouri Missouri Missouri Oklahoma ~ Missouri Missouri Missouri UR Purdye in their five remaining : at he 00Siers Mblee pea | {Oregon U.-Washington.. Oregon U. =~ Oregon U. Oregon U. Oregon U. Oregon U. Oregon U. Oregon U. Oregon U. iits this season—and that might {rouble-shooter. would: be ready; . | Oregon St.-Wash. St. .. Wash. State Oregon State Oregon State Wash. State Oregon State Wash. State. Wash. State

for considerable action tomorrow|

date back to the beginning of the i 'UCLA-California ......California California California California California California California California

f unable to start against the | Miss. State-Auburn ....Miss. State Miss. State Miss. State Miss, State Miss. State Miss. State ~~ Mis8. State Miss. State

Irish. : Butler West. Mich. West. Mich, West. Mich. Loss of Taliaferro would crip- [Western Mich.-Butler «+ West, Mich. Gg PERL L : ro a ORS ple the Hoosier offensive still . ot o Ss on ” 5 e further since Indiana has made FR) {3 od T Rr $ a T P 4 Il C | 3 own i m m hoi ; jonly 136 yards rushing in the last | anover ri eam e es shop, {four games. Del Russell, Talia- { NEW YORK. Nov. 5 (UP)— Treesh, who runs the ball when College held the lead with a .641 Klein, was the No. 1 pass receiver,

ferro’s replacement, is still hampered with season-long injuries and may see only limited action. |

The football forces of Hanover Peterson isn't busy passing, percentage, but Peterson Was Klein has nabbed 32 passes for - College, a tiny educational plant !ugged 974 yards in 88 carries to close to the pace with a .628 gr .14c and six touchdowns, , : head that department. In pass- mark. ”

Iron Men Are Waning ‘ . : t : in Indiana, today were drawing | Swart Another Hanover plaver. Bill Far back in second place was Coach Clyde Smith’s iron men, HOOSIER GUARD—One of Indiana s most durable football raves as the best in the small ing, Sem Gary of Swarthmore ne : i Ron Millar of Wilmington, who waning with each succeeding /players is Casmir (Slug) Witucki. Hailing from South Bend, he will feollege ranks statistically speak- f Boxing-Video Combine snared 26 passes for 480 yards game, may give way to several see action fomorrow against Notre Dame when the Hoosiers ling. : Ball State A ter d land four touchdowns. [promising sophomore combina-| face the Irish for the first time since 1941. Game time is 1:30 p.m. | Led by passing Jim Peterson 5th St . ht Wi To Be Announce : | Hanover's total offense figure Hous, In she third PET of ne — Es, TEES a i > aT er, a hustling Hank Treesh, Han- raig in { NEW YORK, Nov. 5 uP Sond at 3781 Jorg in six Ramen nnesota lt, seven ” qr Ty George Kletz, president o our- for an average of 630.1 yards per" ; over boasted the best team : Nov. 5--Ball Georg pr |men dotted the Crimson lineup, Butler to Seek First offense and team defense, accord- MONTE, Ja, ol det . nament of Champions, Inc., ad- contest. Trinity College of Con= largely by necessity. > ing to the latest statics re- State's Cardinals w eiend-i mitted today complete details of necticut was second with an |. The Hoosiers hava dropped four Lea ue Win Tomorrow leased by the National Collegiate ing a string of four straight foot- a modernistic boxing-television average of 450.4 yards per game, Mean ng a g | Athletic Bureau. And that wasn’t ball victories when they meet combine will be announced “on followed by John Carroll of Ohio {pan four-game losing string since. KALAMAZOO. Mich., Nov. 5.—|year. They also will be trying all! Manchester here tomorrow. or before Tuesday.” ‘at with a 413.7-yard average. { : i <1 A feud begun in 1935 will con- to retain second place in the Mid- Peterson, quarterback of the jo Meonanosco will ie Said the new organization seme — 1931. The Crimson athletes will Eg : i. ; . t oac g ultimately would bring fight tele1 N D for the tinue in Waldo Stadium here to- American Conference. Hanover T-machine, was ou 7 ; ) . Basketball S be tackling Notre Dame for the € front in the individual total of- use virtually the same combina- casts to the screens of movie PASKEIDA cores first time since 1941 when Billy morrow as Western Michigan! The Bulldogs will be after their 'ront In ihe Individual total o pga 4 r + i » fense figures. He piled up 1227 tion against the Crusaders as houses. . PROFESSIONAL Hillenbrand, Lou Saban & Co. meets Butler before a capacity first win in the MAC, having lost| E c Ei 4 hall Z Associati { Ameri d d ’ 19-to-7 verdict in homecoming crowd to Cincinnati and Western Re- yards on 59. completed passes, last week when the ardinals| Meanwhile, it would challenge ssociation o meric FOPpe 3 : Th Bronchos will be king Serve leaving him second to Nevada's downed Valparaiso, 20 to 0. Mike Jacobs’ 20th Century Club nahh " Baltimore 3 South Bend. ; 8 Broncos Seeing Tat brilliant Stan_ Heath in the all- Sparking the offense will be Bob for big-time boxing supremacy washington 99, Providence 95 (triple 3 In the 50-year series, the Irish revenge for the 20-21 #efeat last; Neither team is expected to be P y : \ y 1 Hav Var sles. Indi 4 enge at it lin top: shace hvsicall Both college standings. Heath tops the Baker. triple-threat quarterback, ‘in the areWa, on the air, and C°vertime. tation L O'Clock Emil (Red) Sitko Saye ine nfang " Art np Depa oh major teams with 1640 yards backed by Nick Luketic and Fred through the television set,” he BT agus les 3 : kK, : : : : s 1 50. Notre Dame victory string that's stalemate. Not since 1906 have Crippled Purdue land Francis Moriarty, Bulldog gained via the air lanes. ; Kehoe, junior halfbacks. oi emphasized. 3 x Sheboygan 67, Denver 52. stretching to 24 straight since the the Hoosiers . defeated Notre {fullback, are nursing injuries reDL final game of the 1945 season. Dame, when an underdog Indiana !ceived in previous games.

With the exception of guards team handed the Irish a 12-t0-0 1 Ray McSemek, Bulldog place Jim Bailer and Bob Lally, the setback to spoil an undefeated or ineso kick expert, failed to make the trip. c

Irish grid legions are reported season. p. McSemek's wife last Friday y ready — shock troops, replace- A sellout crowd of 34,000 will Times Special night gave birth to a babv girl. ments, rear echelon, et al. Chpt. be on hand for the Dad's Day LAFAYETTE, Nov. 5 Purdue Coach John Gill has stressed Bill Fischer, out with a wrenched clash beginning at Coach Stu Holcomb wasn't too

1:30 p.m.’ defense against the wide sweep-

knee early this week, should be Snapping the Irish victory streak OPtimistic about his team's; ogi oie wing attack employed

ready. Fullback Mike Swistowicz also would curtail the Iris jt chances as they entrained for ' . and left halfback Terry Brennan of scoring in 24 th the 15h hand Minneéapolis to meet the Gophers by ‘Ls: Bullen as well as pass OPEN MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY FROM 9:30 T0 5:00 ¥ are back in uniform. ‘ters of six football games this ©f Minnesota. { © h Tony Hinkle r his : So are the Hooslers, but three- season. Indiana could well do it: Because of injuries, the Boiler- Bale s oy h the rea two fourths of the starting lineup is in the first period. makers will have to play without gs 8 TT re i—— — Er |the services of two of their best days this week, remembering the

lity : v |[halfbacks, Kenny Gorgal and weather in 1946 when Butler last

: Norbet Adams. And on top of !raveled to Kalamazoo. r ri e 3% 03 7 I

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that Minnesota rules a 14-point| The series, which began in choice to win tomorrow's game. |1935, stands at six victories for Gorgal, Purdue's leading pass|the Broncs and three for Butler catcher, came out of the Mar-|With no ties. Tomorrow's game |quette game with a badly|Will be “the second contest be|wrenched knee. Adams, who next/tween the two under the MAC to Harry Szulborski is the Boil- banner. { ermakers only consistent ground| Butler is fresh from a 20-to-7 ! |gainer, is still suffering from a victory over Wabash, while West-{week-old ankle injury that hasjern Michigan lost its first con-

gu {failed to respond to treatment, [ference clash to Miami last Sat00%. se 1 | —_—_—!L tori» |urday, 34 to 28 el TO TASTE nm" § Bs “il TE Mud Hens to Train | ——

At Lakeland, Fla. ‘Football Notes

/ And in | The Indianapoli - | 1 ) : polis All-Star semi with ) nl yi | DETROIT, Nov. 5 (UP)—Gen- nrg football team will travel to button ily jeral Manager Billy Evans of the mt, Wayne tomorrow to play the | black {parent Detroit Tigers has an-gt Joe Athletic Club. The St. {nounced that the Toledo Mud Joe team, state semi-pro chamyuffalo {Hens of the American Association pions, defeated the All-Stars last , 1414 will train at Bartow, Fla. next'season, 13-0. spring. | Tech's football squads took Evans said the Mud Hen train- full measure from Shortridge last ing site will be 15 miles from the night. The Tech Reserves deLakeland. Fla. training base of feated the Shortridge Reserves {the Tigers. Toledo held spring at Tech 19-0 while the Tech (practice in San Antonia, Tex., last Freshmen downed the Shortridge year. Frosh 12-9 at Shortridge. aa

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