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Marty Wendell Has Made Letters af Fullback

_And Center; Helps Back Line on Defense By ED SAINSBURY, United Press Sports Writer

CHICAGO, Nov. 10—It used

ball team combined its clowns with its stars, but there's Bo Punchfirst team this season. In 1947 an Irish mainstay was Zygmunt Caarobski, a tackle whose ability on the field rated equally with his ability to keep the club in top spirits with satires on gentle-voiced Frank Leahy and

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various college officials, The ‘only

guard, singing, “April Showers.” This, acco. to the football team, he does “real He also plays football good, » sition. Wendell is the second rare

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character who has made a letter

at the South Bend institution in three positions. Now 21, he went through a rugged campaign in 1944 as a fullback, first string too, though only a freshman from St. George's Academy in Chicago. Helped Beat Irish

He weathered that campaign as a Navy trainee and in 1945 moved on to the Great Lakes base, where he did a bit of grid work too, in fact participating in the final game of the season in which the Sailors handed the Irish their last defeat. Since then it’s been block and tackle one after another for Wendell. In 1946 he came back to Notre Dame and spent the year at center. Last season Leahy shifted him to right guard and he hasn't been out of there since. Wendell has been a key man in development of Leahy’s twoteam offensive-defensive system| this season. On offensive he! plays right guard and wields terrific power both in the line and leading interference. On defense he becomes center man of three linebackers. Coaches! who have seen the Irish and es-

pecially those who have sent their team against the South Bend| Ee meat grinder have no hesitance|

in rating the trio one of the best in the nation. Name First on List Wendell’s body-busting tackles have forced the opposition this year to switch their offensive thrusts outside tackle and end or into the air. And neither is a partiqular good choice against Notre| Dame. | Few of the Notre Dame stars|

have received much attention as!

All-America candidates this sea-| son. This has become so alarm-! ing that the Irish publicity de-| partment has started a series on! players who headlines.” Wendell's name was first on the! list. He's been first among the Irish just about all season in making tackles ahd blocks too.

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furnish Notre Dame's to A game. The Wildcats have a top fullback, Art Murakowski, who likes to go through center. If Wendell can stop him, or discourage him, the Irish will be a" more likely winner. Other Midwest games are Indiana at Michigan, Minnesota at Iowa, Ohio State at Illinois, Pittsburgh at Purdue and Hu at Wisconsin.

Butler Gets Reddy For 8th Ohio Tilt

It will be double Dads’ Day

Butler University center Saturday when the Bulldogs wind up their football season against Ohio University. The three generations of Hurrles, all

for Ott Hurrle, William Hurrle.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES Hurrle, Hurl: ‘and Hurrle—Double Dad's Dey

of Indianapolis, are loft to right) Darviv 27-months-old son of Ott (center) and Grandfather

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dangerous things these days. But with a 241-yard lead over secondplace Army and only two games ‘|to go, the Pack apparently can't lose out. Nevada, the foremost exponent of the passing attack, has gained 3436 yards In seven games while (Army, the leader in yardage ‘Ipounded out on the ground, has gained 3195 yards, also in seven games, according to the latest statistics of the National Collegiate Athletic Bureau. Figure to Gain More If there is any validity at all in

Butler's downtrodden Bulldogs are going through strenuous) practice sessions in preparation for their fourth and final Mid-! American Conference clash of] By JOHN REID the season Saturday. Miller Ensminger posted a 701 Coach Tony Hinkle is stressing|in last night's bowling to bring Dlocking and pass offense in get-, the city wide total of 700’s or betting ready for Ohio University’s ter to an even dozen. His lines

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Flyers lose, in a game at home °f Monk Gafford, Dodgers coach) against Cleveland. {Carl Voyles announced today. The other two games

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