Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 October 1949 — Page 62

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_ Joe Williams Says—

Sophomore Jinx

Hits Ol’ Satch

Grapevine Says Paige Is Through in Cleveland

State Sot Squads Will Take On

NEW YORK, Oct. 17—In a drastic move to sidestep ‘embarrassments Gen. (Deep Freeze) Vaughan isn’ t demanding any Army-Navy football tickets this year. Was for 600 last year. They tell me the ancient Satchel is through in Cleveland. Another victim of the sophoJinx? The Giants’ Buddy Kerr is vigorously emphatic

he won't play an-|group for which the middleweight

champion has scant respect. - . . Ezzard Charles may mot be

not even be the worst—but this much is to be said in his favor: He does try to make a fight of at Montclair Golt! it. From all accounts, he did “Unlike a fine job against mop-headed Pat Valentino, and the San Francisco fight addicts, who paid $167,870 to see the bloodletting, agreed they had got their money's worth. It's good for the racket whem a champion makes a favorable showing on the road. It doesn’t happen very often, and for this a salute to the Gizzard.

” ® » ANOTHER man of his word, {it develops, is Frank Leahy. You may recall an interview with the Notre Dame coach .n this Shice days before the season started in {which he made the extraordinary There is no record that Cerdan|admission thaf this was one of and Woodcock ever fought. Theithe finest squads he ever had. young lady may have Woodcock “Even Sitko (just his best ball! confused with Harry Carster, one carrier) will have to hustle to! of the king's men who won from make the first string,” he added in a shameless moment of abandon, As you may have noted the!

Hot affable general manager and vice pReMent,

ELIZABETH BURNS, Rosiyn, L. 1, wishes to assure readers of

iting scouts, incidentally, spent a fruitless afternoon. The master)’ beat Tulane with ABC stuff.

Two Hoosiers Get Full Series Cut

Among 1949 World Series players receiving full shares out'of the rich pool are two native Hooslers, both with the losing Brooklyn

Dodgers. Gil Hodges, first baseman, and Carl Erskine, pitcher, received) By GENE LAWSON $4272.74 each. The former hails Last nights’ bowling was com-|from Petersburg and the latter

from Anderson. Pletely dominatéd by Don Woods| "yy, "0 ol ck former In

ard, who, if you recall rolled the/qianapolis outfielder with Brook-

Jim Turner, a former Indianap-/non olis pitcher now with the New

Irish merely toyed with Tulane, .|a southern leader, Saturday. Vis-|

lyn, also was awarded a full cut. Wiley that same day in another

York Yankees as coach, received|ference standings give the followssn full Nining share amounting to ing picture: Lafayette Jefferson, Indianapo- Bears the halftime 21 to 14 mar-

Light Schedule

Non-Conference Booked This Week By Most High Schools By KURT

With the of scattered conference games, high school football hits a lull in Indiana this week. A few of the high-riding outfits, like front-running East Chicago Roosevelt and Indianapolis Tech, {will take the week off from com|petition. Others, like Evansville Reitz, New Castle and Lafayette| , Jeff, engage in non-conference games.

In National

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38-t0-21 touchdown sprint von 50,129 fans.

Coach George Halas’ talented proteges are getting up their loco-| motion after that 32-to-16 lacing by the powerful Los Angeles) BU Rams a week ago. Ed The Eagles, who looked in near-

season peak against the College! All-Stars in August, reached the zenith of their preparations by| crushing the Chicago Cardinals

| [Probably the most important|,.;ier this year but leveled off,

|game Friday will be an East {NIHSC affair between South Bend Washington and Michigan City, the two members of the United Press “Big Ten” upset last Friday. South Bend lost at La Porte, 21 to 7, and Michigan City was upended at Goshen, 7 to 0. The

defeated.

meyer and would be a step closer ito winning the Western Indiana

{Conference title by beating the|sive play except one and hit

Black Cats. “The Northeastern {Conference championship will be |at stake when two other unbeaten elevens—Auburn and Warsaw-= clash on the latter's gridiron. Hammond Tackles Reitz Evansville Reitz, practically a ‘shoo-in” for another Southern Conference banner after besting Bloomington last Friday, 21 to 8,

one of the better intersectional tussles.

against Frankfort last week-end,

Lafayette Jeff, also still sporting an unblemished record in North Central Conference warfare, travels to Elkhart of the NIHSC. On Thursday, Gary Roosevelt's

from the perfect record roster at South Bend Central last week. Bloomington goes to Terre Haute

non-league headliner.

South Benders were previously un- Tvaning of the Bear team like

Brazil takes its six-game win-|{benched all game, were almost ning streak to Terre Haute Gerst-{uncanny.

hosts once-beaten Hammond in|éxtra points.

New Castle, which went wild and Pihos #button-hooked back entertains West Lafayette, while bull to help tie the score at 7-all

SiSteve Van Buren on the Bear 42 Panthers will Dt to rebound and the Bear secondary, pulled

or were leveled off, by a hopped up Bear team whose

Ee ness minimized some of the) Eagles’ esteemed National League] reputation. Lujack’s pin-point passing to long and short targets and his

veteran Sid Luckman he

Lujack Replaces Luckman Lujack played in every offen-

15 of 26 passes for 240 yards. The game was an aerial circus with the Eagles’ Tommy Thomp son throwing all three touchdown passes for the losers and Lujack heaving two for the Bears and setting up two more. He had a hand in hand in four Bear TD's every Bear point, kicking all five

Thompson fired to Pete Pihos on .the Bear 14 near scri

around left end, charging like a

early in the first period. Thompson Outruns Secondary In the second, Thompson hit

League

Chicago's 38-21 Victory Dulls Edge of Philadelphia Eagles’

ANGELOPOLOUS Sperts Writer CHICAGO, Oct. 17—You can read between the lines of that

High Reputation

by the Chicago Bears over the

running the end zone on a neh ia 15-yard Lujack heave. But Philadelphia came back] 8 when Thompson spotted End Jack Ferrante on the Bear 35 an a 65-yard play. Guard {Patton kicked his third straight extra point. Then McAfee, playing close top the Jeft as defensive safety, cut say off a Thompson thrust and scampered 55 yards unmolested in the'd

last period. George Blands kicked!

a 13-yard goal that also went over a wire fence on the left field wall, skyrocketing to the height of a four-story house across the street from left field. Baugh'’s Passes Beat "Dogs But while Lujack was edging

located |

Touchdown Orgy Puts = Bears Back in Running #:*

champion Philadelphia Eagles at Wrigley Field yesterday before |Nanrint Sue "rote

day

The resurgent Bears apparently are going” where the razor- ia "ied f sharp previously unbeaten Eagles “have been” the last three weeks. ig 3 m. ARY. W.

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Luckman into oblivion, another old-timer kept a-roarin’. He ‘was

Sammy Baugh, who threw four touchdown passes and set up a fifth tally with aerials to give Washington a 39-14 victory over| the new York Bulldogs. Three of Baugh's scoring passes were to Hal Crisler, the longest of these; for 43 yards. He also threw 65g yards to Harry Dowda for a score. Another passer, Bob Waterfield,

passed 45 yards to Elroy (Crazy |a

Legs) Hirsch for a touchdown and kicked three extra points to give the Los Angeies Rams a 21 to 10 victory over the Detroit

field goals, tying a National League record, featured the Chicago Cardinals’ 39 to 17 victorylan over the Green Bay Packers, and a 29-yard pass from Jim Finks to Val Jansante in the fourth

{period gave Pittsburgh a 21 to 17 victory over the New York Giants

Lions. Ventan Yablonski's trot 02

at the expense of city rival Wal-|out of lace. The Panthers were toppled Drilliant Ba 30 chasing the

in other National League games, |Dlcase A fourth period intercepted pass led the New York Yankees to a|

Then Lujack took to radar. long-awaited 24 to 21 victory over

He fired a 32-yard salvo to Endithe Baltimore Colts in the AllKen Kavanaugh to tie it up 14-|America Conference. Thus was a all, then plunged two feet toirevenge achieved for two defeats Meanwhile, a survey of the con-(score after Jim Keane, the top/last season. pass catcher of the day, went to the 3 on a pass, giving the|Tittle's deflected pass on the Bal- $ timore 4, and Fullback Bob Ken-

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lumbus feated team in the South Central Conference.

lis Tech and New Castle are siill|gin. battling it out for the North Central pennant.

Connersville, after upending Co-

Bally Crippled

Both Teams Lose

Star Players. The hard-fought 6-0 Shoftridge| victory over Cathedral last Friday left both teams badly crippled. Cathedral's regular halfback Gene Mangin will be lost to the team for two weeks because of a fractured finger. He will miss the Irish team’s important clashes with Southport this week, and Tech next, but may be ready for the Broad Ripple game Nov. 4. End Don Lawless received a twisted knee and his status for Bouthport is questionable, Shortridge Worse Off Shortridge's loss was more severe. Senior Tom Perine, regular tackle who suffered a dislocated hip in a pileup, is expected to drop out of school for the remainder of the semester. He will try com-| ed | pleting his school work by Janu-

will leave the Methodist Hospital this week-end. His condition Ish

ary with the aid of tutors. Perine g;

The Western Division title of the NIHSC seems to be in the bag for East Chicago Roosevelt with a 4 and 0 record. City rival Washingten was knocked out of {a possible. tie by losing to Hammond Tech last Friday,

Bears pulled away for Keane made a great catch over Jemalns the only wnde-l,.',. q's0: 4 touchdown, falling backward to keep from over-iquest of the Buffalo Bills.

INDI ANAPOLIS

In the third, Lujack and thelsouchaowns and Joe Perry ran - lover for three more as San Francisco avenged their only defeat of the season with a 51 to 7 con-

Frankie Albert passed for three

The Eastern Division crown of the NIHSC still is up for grabs, with three South Bend clubs— Washington, Central and Riley— still much in the running. Auburn and Warsaw could settle the Northeastern circuit outcome this week.

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Brazil, unless it loses at Terre Haute Gerstmeyer Friday, should] win its loop title. Plymouth has already cinched at least a first-place tie with Wabash in the Central Indiana conference and will be undisputed champion if it licks Huntington next week. Plymouth lost its first game in six starts Saturday, dropping a 20 to 12 decision at Mooseheart, Ill.

Football Results Ee GAMES , §t. Mary’

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tourn t which reamen a badly bruised wrist, may be a

Shortridge plays Washington. | John Lauter and Rufus Marks, with leg and toe injuries, may be available for full time duty.

DeWitt to Head Giant Cage Staff

Jerry De Witt, former Butler University basketball luminary, Be Yeas $13has been named head basketball coach at Ben Davis High School, | omixedi $83 principal Charles Vance nounced today. De Witt, beginning his fifth year on the Giant coaching staff, takes over the varsity basketball post previously held by Howard Wood. Mr. Wood yetaims his post, |ag head baseball coac Mr. De Witt, a ta win- | he at Washington High School before his graduation in 1941, graduated from Butler in 1945 and completed work for his master's degree in physical education

Al Stars Trou Trounce Miamisburg, 33-6

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is reserve coach. John Masariu, also a Butler football and asiet ball graduate, has been nam Sve: She Mismisburg, Ou yun freshman coach. Mr. De Witt and 1 4 the locals as he scored M': Masariu are assisting Lou a le at fe {Parnell in football this fall.

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