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MONDAY, NOV. 15, 1048

Three Big Ni Retain Bowl Chance

Northwestern, Minnesota, osu

In Running for

By ED SAINSBURY, United Press Sports

CHICAGO, Nov. 15—Three

classic against the Pacific Coast

Pasadena Trip

Writer Big Nine football teams faced

eague’s third representative in the post-season second defeat.

Cqaference champion.

Northwestern, Minnesota and Ohio State all had chances for

ine Teams

the post-season trip, and their fate depended not o: upon how they fare this week end but also Bly Wo upon how their opponents for the|field could be wide open come bid come. out. {Saturday night. “Northwestern, in second place] For instance, Ohio State could in .the league standings, could become the upsetter of the year clinch the bowl berth by beating by beating Michigan decisively.

Illinois.

Minnesota could win the prize by beating Wisconsin while Northwestern loses to Illinois. Ohio State could qualify for a return trip to the Rose Bowl by beating Michigan while Northwestern and Minnesota lose. In this case Ohio State would share second place with Northwestern. Faculty Must Choose The faculty representatives of the conference must vote to choose the bowl-bound team. There were no rules to guide them in voting and since the

Then even though Northwestern should win from Illinois to share the championship with the Wolverines, some faculty representatives might be well enough impressed to send the Buckeyes to the Bowl. Should both Mi and Northwestern lose, Ohio State still might obtain enough votes to edge out a “victorious Minnesota team which would rank above the Buckeyes in the league standings. Won't Change Rule There was no chance that the Big Nine would change the rule {which prevents Michigan from

Michigan team, certain of at least going to the Bowl for the second

a share of the title, can't go, the!

By United Press The unbeaten Cleveland Browns, aiming for their third straight All-America Football Conference championship, were a lot closer! to it today as a result of their spine-tingling 14 to 7 triumph over the previously unbeaten San Francisco Forty-Niners. Now all the Browns have to worry about is another game with the Forty-Niners on Nov. 28— plus the three other games left on their schedule. A crowd of 82,769, largest ever to see a professional football game, packed Cleveland's Municipal Stadium yesterday to cheer the Browns as they took undisputed possession of first place in

Eagles Retain

consecutive year. Thus the Paci-

Cleveland Browns Remove Another Obstacle on March to Pro League Title

the Western Division and rolled

over the course of two seasons. The loss was San Francisco's first in 11 games. Jones Scores Winning TD Cleveland scored on the second play of the game after Forrest Hall of the Forty Niners fumbled the kickoff and Lou Saban of the Browns recovered on San Francisco’s 14-yard line. Otto Graham carried the ball over a play later. Frankie Albert's deft passing and

buck tied the score for the losers. Edgar (Special Delivery) Jones tallied the deciding touchdown on a 4-yard plunge in the third period after Graham’s passes had

Pro Grid

Honors by Narrow Margin

By United Press Their leading margin wasn't much—in faet it couldn't be slimmer—but the high-flying Philadelphia Eagles were still alone atop the Eastern division of the National Football League while Chicago's Bears and Cardinals were in a-deadlock for first in the West. For the third time this year, the Eagles marked a 45-0 score up on the slate yesterday as they drubbed the Boston Yanks. That kept them just a half-jump ahead of the Washington Redskins and their Sammy Baugh. Meanwhile the Bears barely beat Green Bay, 7 to 6, and the Cards tripped the Pittsburgh Steelers, 24 to 7. For the Eagles, the chief story was - the passing of Tommy Thompson, aided by the running of Steve Van Buren. Thompson shot four touchdown passes of 70, 26, 20, and two yards while Van Buren contributed 134 yards on

the ground. It was the Eagles’ Moi

sixth win ‘against one loss and a tie. The defending champion Cardinals scored three touchdowns in the first half but were held to a field goal in the final two Periods in scoring their seventh win eight games. Two of the Cas touchdowns came in the first three and a half minutes of a 77-yard drive ending in a 42-yard pass by Ray Mallouf and then Charley Trippi returned Bob Cifers’ punt

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62 yards for the second touchdown. The Steelers’ only touchSows was scored by Jerry Shipey The Bears met stubborn opposition against the Packers, but won when rookie Bobby Layne, filling in for the injured Johnny Lujack, fired two passes in the third period, one of them a 16yard heave to George McAfee for a touchdown. Another rookie, Al Lawler, kicked the winning point. Green Bay ‘got its touchdown when Jack Jacobs shot a 13-yard pass to Nolan Lunn for the touchdown, but Ed Cody missed the try for the extra point.

. Fight Results By United Press NEW —~(Madison . Square Garden —Kid Gavilan, 147, aa outpoin : Tony Pellone, 148%, New York, (10). == Dick Callahan,

155, Boston, out; inted “Johnn Freeman, 153, Pall Rive r, "18:

Maxim Sytbeinied Bob Satterfield. cago, (10).

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Most Hoosier

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ELES—Jess Flores, 130, StockWadi Del Cockayne, 138, Des

The 1048 college football campaign was completed for all but four of Indiana's clubs today. But the record showed that for the majority of the state's 21 collegiate elevens, the season was a disappointment. That. was .gspecially true in games involving “foreign” teams. While the Hoosiers had a decided edge on out-staters last year, they slipped way below the 50 per cent mark this time. To date, Indiana teams have dropped 43 games to out-state opponents while winning only 31. Butler's Bulldogs, winless in the Mid - American Conference, dropped five contests to across-the-border outfits. Little Taylor, a yearling in gridiron circles, finished with the same record. The upland team failed to win even one of its eight starts.

to their 13th consecutive victory

running plus Joe Perry's 1-yard,

fic coast was certain that its representative would face a team that has been beaten at least twice.

Northwestern, loser only to

Michigan ern, and Ohio State has fallen beore Iowa and Northwestern. From these facts the Wildcats

tive. But after Saturday’s games, in which anything could happen, the faculty representatives will pick the Big Nine's bowl! team. Anything could "happen then too. Victories for Michigan and (Northwestern, though, would leave the representatives only one choiee, the Wildcats.

SATURDAYS RESULTS Ohio State 34, Illinois 7 Michigan 54, Indiana 0. Minnesota 28, IoWa 21. Notre Dame 12, Northwestern 7. Pittsburgh 20, Purdue 13. Wisconsin 26, Marquette 0.

THIS WEEK’S GAMES Illinois at Northwestern. Indiana at Purdue. Iowa at Boston. Michigan at Ohio State. Minnesota at Wisconsin.

sparked an 84-yard sustained drive. The Eastern Division race was locked tighter than a bank vault with the Buffalo Bills, New York Yankees and Baltimore Colts all

losses. The Yankees climbed into the

over their interborough rivals, the Brooklyn Dodgers. Pete Layden and speedy Buddy Young starred in the Yankee win, Layden running, passing and kicking superby. and Young scoring one *ouchdown and setting up another, Baltimore Downs Baltimore was forced to erase a 10-to-0 deficit ‘before beating a

looked like the best representa-|t

boasting five victories and six|Tr

tie by dint of a 21-to-7 victory|Kirk

Hans H. Bauck . . . for many years associated with the electric appliance field, has been appointed manager of the home appliance department of Adams & Co., Inc.

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES __ _ Manager Named [Business and Indusiry— Assign Home Insulator Truck to Local firm. .. - °

Hans H. pioneer in the) fleld of electric appliances, has! | been named manager of the home appliance department of Adams & Co., Meridian and

Sts. A. J. Kurker, vice president and general manager of the company,

day. Mr. Bauck has been identified with the electric appliance business here for more than 10 years. Before coming to Indianapolis, Mr. Bauck was associated with

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the General Electric “Co. in district offices and at their factory in Bridgeport, Conn. He was among the first to demonstrate electric ranges when

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Ft. Wayne Pistons Down Jets; 79-73

Times Special FT. WAYNE, Ind, Nov, 15— Ft. Wayne's Pistons put the clamps on the Indianapolis Jets last night, 79 to 73, for their first

win in the Basketball ‘Association of America.

It was the Jets fifth straight loss. The battle between the tailenders was a ragged affair with 81 fouls called. The Jets copped an early lead but lost it as they stalled out in the second period. In the only other BAA game

tyesterday the Rochester Royals

defeated Minneapolis, 92 to 75, even though George Mikan sank 36 points. Mikan tied the league ___ free throw record with 16. Ft. Wayne (19) Indianapolis (73)

fg ft p 3 ft pt Towery,{ 5 4 6 Black f 1 6 Tough. 4 3 3| Nagy! 4 3 6 1_0 86 Koseeka,f 1-16 i , 0 1 0 Passaglia f 001 Pelkington,c 3 6 5 Glamacke 6 18 williams,c 0 5 2 Mandic.c 3.38 Niemierag 3 17 & Lewis.g 4 4 4 Smiley, g 1 1 5/Haleg 1386 8 6 6 5 Tidrickg 133 Armstrong,g 0 0 3 Lumpp,g 010 -—t — Totals 23 33 39] Totals 2131 42 epolie T Half—Ft. Wayne 33, Indian-

Pres Throws Missed—Black 32, Na Glamack 4, Lewis, Kostecka 3 Tidrick Lumpp, Towery 2, Pelkington 8, Niemiera 4, Smiley, Kinney, Triptow, Kiek, Armstrong 2.

Pro Basketball

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surprisingly-stubborn Chicago Eastern. DIVE sort Pek Rocket team, 38 to 24. Bus }ashingten +3 § = Mertes, Colt fullback, atoned for |New York “Ene 1800 a costly early fumble by scoring ehiladeiphia *- 3 4 423 two touchdowns, including the Providence. . ....... 1 4 .200 deciding marker. Waters Division. ret Glenn Dobbs, playing despite a Chicago ................. 2 0 1.40 painful rib injury, sparked a sec- Bochester ...... ++ 1x ond half scoring drive which Ets . 3 3 300, enabled the Los Angeles Dons tom > Pt. 1 8 a

upset Buffalo, 27 to 20. Dobbs was involved in each of the Dons’ four TDs, powering his way to two of them and personally passing for Los Angeles’ third sixpointer.

Moore Tops Casters At Indoor Opening

Jack Moore made a clean sweep in the men’s events as the Indianapolis Casting Club opened the indoor season yesterday in Tomlinson Hall. He was first in the 3;-ounce accuracy competition, 8§-ounce accuracy and in skish. In women’s competition, top winners were Mrs. Hankinson, Mrs. Bright and Doris Bright. Beverly Bright and Clyde Blackard carried off first honors in casting events for juniors.

Grid Squads

Have Disappointing Seasons

eight starts. Last year, Tigers’ score sheet was the exact opposite.

son, whose 28 to 12 victory over Canterbury gave the Ravens a tie for first place in the Hoosier College Conference. It was also their sixth victory in eight starts —also the revers om last year. Hanover, which holds the other half of the HCC,.was a surprise victim when thé Panthers, still the nation’s most powerful little team on offense, ran rings around Centre, Ky., but failed to score, the visitors winning, 14 to 0. Indiana State, although 10 to 7 loser to Ball State, beat outstate representatives, three games to one, and Ball State finished impressively with a six-game winning streak.

an overall record of six wins in| the|

The same was true of Ander-|

RESULTS LAST NIGHT

Tt. Wayne 79 Rochester 932,

Army, Stanford On Michigan List

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Nov. 13 (UP)—Army and Stanford will replace Navy and Oregon on the University of Michigan's 1949 football schedule, ‘Michigan Athletic Director ‘Fritz Crisler an-

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years ago. Since then he has kept abreast of newer trends and has lectured extensively on frozen foods and home freezers during the past few years. As appliance department manager of the home furnishings store here, Mr. Bauck will feature electric appliances in his own creative designing of modern kitchens and laundries. He is well known in home ap- | pliances circles and -is secretary of the Electric League of Todi Home

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Washington High Sports| (Banquet Set Today

The annual Washington High School fall sports banquet will be held at 6:30 p. m. today at the school. members of the football and cross country teams, school officials and patrons. Sue Wilson, chairman of Boosters Club, will be mistress of cereSponsors include Mrs. Barbara Hine, Miss Gertrude Lindley and James Otto.

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