Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 October 1949 — Page 34

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Tulane at Notre Dame. . Unbeaten Teams)

Indiana State at Butler. Indiana at Iowa. 2 Meet in Key Tilt . A football battle that will

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Indiana Central at Manchester. Anderson at Huntington. Ball State at Michigan Normal.

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fo eed out a contender for the na- Hope DePauw at Grinnell (Ia.). |vional championship is {hi L . Semi: . the No. 1 pro fo ah ats at Bvamvillelrame of the week that Notre For S owaown tually 5» Dave. Eatlnam at Franklin (Home- I n giane wil Play :to- Notre Da for ‘R of 3 U. 8. Road 52. . Both teams are unbeaten. Paul e me Men uses Joe - Tryon, Hanover at Rose Poly. i z Valparaiso at Luther (In). |b oiamson. The Times foot 8 To Predict Outcome of Game = Paschal, basuat Centre at Wabash (Home-| tionally known forecasters, who By FRANK LEAHY, Head Football Coach, University of Notre Dame * eb Inder the 1 8 . s » hay SHinacn te ier ud from ACCORDING to the football writer's consensus, tomor- 3 Ba. City, County Grid Card unbeaten streak at 31 games. row’s top tussle will be played in Notre Dame Stadium. former high sc TONIGHT hiv Irish-Tulane game is one Realizing that we will be in a position similar to the one P will m 5 1ke Township at Beech Grove rey oetnd Samm on the occupied by Michigan last Saturday, as high ranking Tulane urg, O. Yeta o re in ton at Broad Ri sl Tulane's Green Wave gridders Will be going all out to break our string, we definitely can't =~ p. m. will featu ME . .. “THE MASTER n pple, 8ijert New Orleans yesterday make any prediction except that not one of the 59,000 fans > clubs. The All SAYS TLL BE LUCKY a thi - minus its two starting guards, J ee sd be televised, be T° GET OUT OT, i” ge vs. Cathedral at Rainey Brown and Dennis Doyle, Degg vt demand his| Listen to “Leahy of Notre 3 Pp. m., over WFE ALIVE ! Greenwood at Decatur Centeal {both out with leg injuries. Eddie money back. Dame” tomorrow at 1:30 p. m. The -All-Stars » Price, Tulane’s leading ball car- : ‘. : ; /IBC. 8 p. m. rer, has ue oy. Looking at the other igh over Radio Safin ¥ : ght ous gu:

Ship:2 pu. Central at Warra 2' days of practice because we find that Army should have Texas A & M. Before the season © on will exercise Central, 8 p. m. of a swollen ankle. {little trouble with Harvard. It is is over Texas will prove to the = year to enter th Manual a Southport, 8 p. m. As Indiana’s squad departed quite apparent that Earl Blaik is country that their six-point loss = Profesional Fox Plainfield at Speedway, 8 p. m. for Iowa City to meet the Hawk-| doing another one of his magni-| {0 Oklahoma was a strong sign ; ld Dodd: Kokomo at Tech, 8 p. ‘a eyes, Fullback Arnold Bowman|ficant coaching jobs with the/that they again must be con- 2 player, is head ¢ ’ remained in Bloomington nursing Cadets, and we don’t believe that|Sidered as a conference contender, . = Stars and is b TOMORROW a hip injury. Milan Sellers, also! Art Valpey has as yet gathered IMP, ral CANES are take: 2 Pt es, fo Ber Davis vs. Howe at Tech, fulback, was released from a team that could be classified ut the South. > ue and But ech,| the infi in t t ke! ing place throughout the Sou R York is the clu 8 p.m. nirmary 'n time [0 MALS with the smooth running Army ang of prime national interest Crispus Attucks vs. Sacrsd| 0°, t0P- He has been bothered upit. Oklahoma should remain as wij pe the manner in which North agen "w | robable Heart at CYO, 8 p. m. by a Knee injury. one of the top contenders as they carolina gets by stubborn Wake & for oF in . — | Purdue, loser in three straight jefeat Kansas, while Southern porest. Alabama is given a slight SX John T sp : this season, is the first Big Ten Methodist will have to work much edge over Tennessee while Van- Knute Doblins team to invade the state of harder before downing a rising gerbilt will have similar difficul- .v Jack (Hi Bins an Florida for a night game tonight Rice aggregation. |ties prior to downing Florida. Joe bx ly with the University of Miami in| pfinnesota will face its biggest! Georgia, Georgia Tech and Duke .. tackles: Joe Ga . the Orange Bowl. Maybe Super- test of the season as they journey should all emerge the victors as Bill Hayes (1 Irish For Tulane stition will help the Boilermakers i, Columbus to play Ohio State. they take on LSU, Auburn and ~ guards; Otie R in this contest. They have never gy, choice is Minnesota in a close North Carolina State, The long ton), center; Ke: lost a night game, but they have ne Michigan will not wait to ride from Lafayette, Ind, to Mi- due and Butler Fair Da Expected played only two; Northwestern Iniget started on another victory ami, Fla. will prove profitable for (Butler), halfba y 1935 and Marquette in 1943. |streak, as they prove to North- Purdue as they outscore the Uni- (Cathedral) To Aid Pony Backs Homecoming attractions on the!yectern that they are still the|versity of Miami temight. a EE SOUTH BEND, Oct. 14 (UP week-end card are Canterbury atichampions of the Western Con-| In addition to the Army-Har- 3 ’ 3 tL Taylor, the game to be played in ference. Surprising Kentucky vard game New Englanders will The weatherman, who claims in- Marion; Earlham at Franklin and|g6u1d have things easy this week have the opportunity to see many * dependency in such things, today Centre (Ky.) at Wabash, lafter two most impressive vic- fine teams in action, as Boston : showed himself an ally of mighty For the Wabash homecoming, tories over Mississippi and College, Boston University and | Notre Dame when the Irish take Coach Glen Harmeson hasigeorgia. It will be the Citadel Dartmouth entertain Mississippi, on mighty Tulane : switched his lineup to get more ypich will feel the Wildcats’|West Virginia and Colgate. The | ’ weight and drive in the offense. rath tomorrow. home folk should be happy as we | { He predicted fair and pleasant Norm Buktenica of Chicago has vs feel all three hosts will come out [ weather for Saturday. been moved from guard tosfull-l ONCE AGAIN the West Coastion top. Three Eastern favorites, | This, say the experts, should back. Chuck Gainer, Danville, Ill, |{s strongly contending with its Cornell, Pennsylvania and Brown help the Irish, for pony backs dis- will start at right halfback in/important contests, and the major will have to play hard for sixty : : like cavorting in the mud and, WAAPA TM a the new unit along with Quarter- game in that area quite probably minutes before defeating Yale, ; i furthermore, should there be any- : back Dan McLaren and Halfback will decide the winner of the Pa- Columbia and Princeton. That ! ¢ thing but a firm turf, Tulane's Jim Swope, both of Indianapolis. cific Coast Conference. It's Cali-|area’s “Cinderella teams” Villa- © i heavier boys would have a big Hei lei . Harris Wi I hE A x A mm . % Wabash has tied one and lost|fornia and Southern California nova and Pittsburgh are favored i afternoon. einiein, arris n Butler Will Seek to Even two others in the games played in a game that will provide coast over Tulsa and Miami of Ohio, & Most Irish partisans, however, Connersville Tourney IX BIS : to date while Centre's Colonels|fans with one of the best contests while Georgetown U. and Penn | i alent too Sompiacent Lue the Tine Sicks Borsa * have lost to Maryville, Tenn., 28/of the season. Pre-game informa- State should overcome NYU and | $ ue skies. I'hey are wi abou ® od S Cl bk rietta, 48 leads us to believe that Nebraska. : i that. weight, for one thing. And EY LL st ie ecor in ycamore as To Pheasant Area to is. 108 Tehran Yee HOR a California will be the Returning to the Midwest we | # for another, -they are anxious Professional Bill Heinlein of No- Bulid E G With M k Notre Dame Tulane lvictor on the strength of their/find the battle of the underdogs 5 about “vengeance.” « _ |blesvitle and T. G. Harris won the ulidogs Enter Game Wit ar Col. Roscoe Turner, president] 37 Wen iE a 5 8 ability to halt the fast traveling between Wisconsin and Navy. : They know that Henry Froka's\secong annual Connersville Coun-| Of One Victory and Two Defeats of the Turner Aeronautical Corp.,| 3% Purdue 0S 8 | Bears. {Both George Sauer and Ivy Wil. | Green Wave intends rollingi.. ciyh pro-member best ball TRAN : and a party of five businessmen-|111 25/86 fi UCLA should continue as thellamson are to be congratulated through town and paying back go)e tourney yesterday with a 66. BY FRANE ANDERSON pary rom [sa paml Fla. 0 var 0 west Coast “Darkhorse” by sub- for their marvelous work, and we | Notre Dame for a 59 to 8 trounc-" po. rv Githot. Cincinnati pro The Butler Bulldogs will be out to even up their season record hunters were to take o rom aa Rie: ol 7 lowa 2 quing Santa Clara. Stanford is feel the Middies pack just a shade | ing of two years ago and stopping, 4 winter Hull placed second hen they meet the Indiana State Sycamores in the Bowl at 2 p. m. Weir Cook Municipal Airport at. 158. Dame 2 tavored over Washington, while/more power than the Badgers. In- i Frank Leahy's victory string at! with a 67 jtomorrow, The Hinklemen have won but. one game out of the three } pom. today oh a pheasant-hust if Butler T825 Ind. sente {Oregon and Oregon State receive vading teams, Mississippi State, ! an uneven 31. Gilhot carded 2.65. Heinleln a they have played, dropping Wabash, 14-7, and losing 24-7 and 28-6 ing trip to South Dakota. ! ville” 24) 0 Mil. Normal ihe nod over Colorado and Mon-{Oklahoma A & M and Missouri } “There's only one Irishman on| : 2 decisions to Evansville and Western Reserve, respectively. | The partys destination Is 14 Wubath oe 2 Sm ‘ana Other Far Western games are selected to beat Cincinnati, | the injury list. Defensive half-| Sh A In Indiana State the Bulldogs face a team they have defeated Mitchell, S. D. From Mitchell they — © a3 #ilsee Nevada, Utah and Washing- Drake and Illinois, as Michigan } back Mike Swistowics probably Ly; h School. Football seven out of seven times if. .aj ~~ ——=———————"iwill go to the Armour-Lake|37 ; Indiana [ton State defeating Wichita, Den-| State, Iowa State and Dayton | will be out because of a leg infec-| # 00 otball _ series that dates from 1904. The Brady, senior end. The Syca-|Andes region for five days, Te-{33 OLA 44 8 N Dime 4 ver. and Idaho {maintain their honors at the ex- ! tion, No doubt his height Wi'l be|c,,..qra riers, ¥*Worticion press. |F8Irview have gnawed the Syca- mores chief backfield strength is turning next week. |14 Tuinols 20 6 TCU 3 Swinging down through the pense of William and Mary, Kan- | %® missed when those Tulane PasKeS | tveara A % Wek {more victory bone to the marrow, in George Graves, junior full-| Col. Turner said the trip is aig esl 108) g outhwest, past performances give, sas State and Toledo. Iowa will start flying. athedral Reserves 7, Was ington Re-| scoring 244 points to seven for back. Graves is regarded as a demonstration flight to show | 1 x JL uchovter 2s pI", Central the edge 6 Texas, Baylor, and resume its winning style as they {the Terre Haute gridmen. State’s|triple-threat player by Coach hunters the many thrills that 14 Anderson 1138 duntington 18 Texas Christian in their games defeat Indiana. : seven points almost meant vic-| Geoge Ashworth, await them just three and one-].} Canterury 1013 fia fT ee ee epee : . : ® tory in the 1946 -contest. The| Ashworth is in his first season half hours away by air. The[3® 32165 Centre oi » r Sycamores were leading 7-8 with as Sycamore head coach, having flight is intended to tle sportsjij Avion 19148 Marietta 18 i 9 seconds to go when the Bulldogs taken over from Wally Marksand aviation together for the! 7 Case 13° x $ tl Ss c owe Ir uncorked a desperation pass to who stepped down after 21 years benefit of Midwestern sportsmen. 3; 6 “ ' Men Run fo carry the day, 13-7. |at the helm of Sycamore elevens.| Those in the party include Bar-| YT TT Tie & C Indiana State's season record Ashworth, a star tackle, served rett Woodsmall, local insurance- ii. .d Tons to Race | u is the same as Butler's, The Syca- as Sycamore captain in 1934. man: Henry F. Dithmer Jr., of Pp 4.9 mores chalked up their first win RRR AE |the Polar Ice and Fuel Co. here;| At Salem Speedway i Regular Valu ecause it’s aged thal | ssi vin ve aga i [Pug Callow, _ president of >| Jig gate farms | oUT THE Southern Ilinois Normal, 97. Tennis Pros Set |Frankfort bank; George Hoster,| SALEM, Ind., Oct. 14—Hard- } after having lost, 28-0, to Illinois llocal Ford dealer, and McCall| top stock cars will race for the Normal and 32-0 to Valparaiso. Local Appearance (Davis, president of the Davis| first time on the half-mile high- NOTHING WILL i L die Ll !/ Injuries Take Toll. a Lumber Co., Ft. Gaines, Ga. { banked Salem Speedway here § a 4% : ex ra mont ¢ Injuries have taken their toil] The nation’s top professionall rpe hunting trip is an annual| Sunday afternoon. : } 1 of the Bulldogs this season. With tennis stars have included In-'affair with the Indianapolis A field of 35 cars has been en- : and Mad » regular Right Halfback James dianapolis on their touring list members of the party. However, tered in the program that will in- : Regular Val : Warrenburg, Indianapolis senior, winter, The Times learned this is the first time they have | clude three elimination and con- i $0.95 . definitely out of Saturday's game) t made the journey by air. Accord-| solation races and a 50-lap cham- ; } Buy New fou \with an injured right thigh, Yesterday. ing to Mr. Woodsmall, the air |pionship race. Qualifications will : {Coach Tony Hinkle has switched; The traveling array of head-itrijp will mean three additional |start at 12 noon, first race at 2 : , {Ben Johnson, Indianapolis, to liners that will include Jack days of hunting to the party. | P me i LOOK! right half. Originally a fullback, kramer, Bobb Riggs, Richard! | TT EE lL wT: : Johnson has seen considerable (pancho) rile oe Frankie Table Tennis | Tech Frosh Triumph | : LIGHT action as a defensive line-backer. parker is scheduled to appear in| Industrial Table Tennis League results) ‘Tech's freshman football squad § A Real ., The switch will add strength to the Butler Fieldhouse, Dec. 15. |last night at the Dearborn Hotel: Wm. scored a 19-to-0 high school vic-| . i OUT THE =~" the backfield spot that will prob-| The Central Indiana Tennis As- & %™Giion Coo 3: Ki Lily ‘(No 21-5. | tory yesterday over Warren Cen- : —— 4 ably be filled by Mike Livorsi, sociation will sponsor the show. Ell ‘Luly (No. 10 t; El Lilly Kentucky! rq] THAN A y s i "hi : joc B -| Ave. plant 8, Hoosier Optical 1. . i peci {Bast Chicago junior. Leslie DeVoe of Indianapolis is comes we EE ———— : Fe C | The Bulldogs are heartened by the association's president. J § Lovely { \ ». 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