Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 October 1949 — Page 28
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LEAHY, Head Football Coach University of Notre Dame fet BEND, Oct. 21-—Many favorable letters have © across our desk since last Saturday's victory over and we should like to see that the praise goes to the
Washington Coaches Don’t Underestimate Bulldogs’ Toughness
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i Butler.” | Butler University’s 36-man trav-
Columbia and Navy loses a
much power for the Tigers. Dartmouth
set may be in the air, joyable football as both Boston
its has what it takes this year.
im nessee Tech,
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nit | vice schools|gets the nod over Penn State. One limelight. As they both|of the area’s best. small college ge 1to the Ivy League we/teams, Dayton University, is faa split as Army downsivored to defeat Youngstown.
uing its iin Colgate’s home stadium, ~ "
LSU game being one of the best. the year to halt the Tarheels, likewise with Mississippi State. A strong Maryland team will defeat North Carolina State as Vanderbilt and Duke are outscoring Ing Arkansas and Virginia Tech.
victorious as Tech takes on Flor-|
; {ida and Georgia University sub-
dues Miami. Virginia and Tennessee are favored in their home state clashes with VMI and Tenwhile the South’s closest affair will take place at Wake Forest with the home's edging out William and
The Big Ten scramble should definitely be settled at Ann Arbor, Mich., as mighty Minnesota moves another step toward the title. From this corner the Goappear to be unstopable,) Outstanding games will be played conference as Purdue, Ohio State and Northjweatern, all have difficulty in Sowing Illinois, Wisconsin and
Tat teams on the national scene invade the Midwest, and Oklahoma, Missouri and Pitts burgh should depart with the scalps of Nebraska, Iowa State and Indiana, while Michigan State
Crash Ends Racing ‘Of Popular Eddie Haddad
Planned to Quit After Coast Run
‘Death last night wrote “finis” to the career of another race driver. Eddie Haddad, 37, long a popular midget race car driver with Indianapolis fans, was killed at Gilmore Stadium, Los Angeles, when his car smashed into a retaining wall as he attempted to pass on the curve. LeRoy Warriner, Indianapolis, reported from the West Coast . that the event last night was to be Haddad's last racing appearance. He was planning to enter the wine business with his brother. Warriner, who didn't take his own car to the coast, was to take
over the wheel of Haddad's fa-!
mous No. 3. . Won Five Events Here During the past summer, Had-| dad competed at the West 16th] Street Midget Speedway, where
he won five“feature events in a car when it overturned , and Pirates’ Werle
row, a record; at Soldier Field, Chicago, where he won six feature events in a row, another| record, and at other tracks throughout the Midwest. He was the leading money!
winning driver on the National ~ Midget Auto Racing Association|® world record today in landing | Professional
tt from the West Coast! stated that Haddad’s car bounced | off the retaining wall and rolled over three times. The colorful} ating figure was halt In and|
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College and Boston University are Javared or LE gdlawn rd tougher last year when we won, Herman Hickman's Bulldogs will entertain Holy Cross with social amenities being forgotten at kickoff time, for Yale
Duquesne and Lehigh will suffer the wrath of Villanova and Brown
SOUTHERN SCHEDULES are filled, with the North Carolina-
LSU is rebuilding but this isn’t
Tulane will bounce back and beat Auburn, while Alabama is doing
Both Georgia teams will emerge;
idianapolis, Right Halfback Jim,
{that have not responded quickly; ito treatment.
must watch out as Washington's Bears have been] Harvard is considerably better/a surprising eleven this season, {than the records show. We are winning three of four games in3 ed is/stringing along with Tuss Me- | cluding a convincing 12-to-0 viea great credit to the extreme|Laughry’s Indians although an up-jtory last Saturday over Western with which the capable staff went to work on important assignment. writer is indeed a fortunate
| Michigan.
Bears Lack Passer
After the Western Michigan tilt, Bear players said, “Butler was
7 to 0, than Western Michigan was last week.” The Bears’ coach, Irwin Uteritz, is'skimpy with reserves this season. He has develop-d a rugged ground offense for lack ot a passing attack. Spearheading the Bears’ line is Norm Halliday, a 215-pound tackle who has been labeled “the Leo Nomellini of Washington U.” Since football was resumed here in 1947, the Quincy, Ill, athlete has missed only one game. Butler's squad was scheduled for a light workout later this afternoon at Francis Field. The jeam will bunk in the Melbourne otel.
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Howe Reserves Walk Out on Cards
Forfeit May Cause Problem for IHSAA
It appears that rhubarb finds its way down as far as the high ischool reserve football games. An incident at Southport High School yesterday undoubtedly will dump a neat problem into the
Times Special | ST. LOUIS, Oct. 21—WashingOur assistant coaches deserve the majority of the! ‘ton University's football squad /
~ eredit for the team’s marvelous showing against Tulane, as Was working in cahoots today! a9 [with some coaching staff propa-|
|ganda that prompted all to “fear
{eling squad was due here this aft-| close jernoon for tomorrow's clash at ‘one to Pennsylvania. Of utmost'Francis Field. Coach Tony Hinimportance in the aforementioned kile left two of his regulars in Inleague is the Cornell- Princeton | game. Princeton has come along Warrenburg and Right End Ralph , (surprisingly fast in the past few Chapman. Both have leg injuries) games but the Big Red packs too
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title hopes.
City, County High School Football Schedule
TONIGHT
Shortridge vs. Washington at CYO.
Warren Central at Broad Rip-
Cathedral at Southport. Attucks at Richmend. Howe vs. Anderson at Tech. Speedway at Beech Grove. Deeatur Central at Lawrence
Central.
Franklin at Ben Tavis. Pike Township at Franklin
Township.
TOMORROW Sacred Heart at Knightstown
Morton Memorial (2 p. m,).
Park at Cincinnati Country
Day School (2 p. m.).
Continentals Have Chance Tonight to Halt Shortridge
Clash at CYO Field Is Only City Series Contest Of Week-End; Bears Face Decatur Central
By JIMMIE ANGELOPOLOUS Washington's Continentals can do themselves and their city football brethren a good deed tonight. The West Siders can be the first stumbling block to Shortridge’s titular ambitions in the only city series prep grid game of the week-end at the CYO field. The clash is one of nine prep tilts listed this evening and will start at 8 p. m.
Two other contests loom as| possible naturals. Cathedral's in-| jury-riddled Irish, repulsed by
try stopping the undefeated 157
march of Southport’s fine Cardinals and regain some lost pres
Shortridge 6 to 0 last week, will tionable starters.
Fullback Rufus Marks and
|Center Frank Unversaw are ques-
Both are inured. Jay Jacobs may start for
Marks and Dick Clifton may get the nod for Lauter.
Shortridge has won both city
| starts and Washington has won In the top county feature, Law-{one, lost one and tied one, a
rence Central's Bears go after deadlock with Cathedral.
a T-all
their fourth straight victory in| that league, but Decatur Central will be the big barrier to overcome, The Bears were tied 6-all by| Warren Centrall8 improved Warriors last week Lod have to defeat) the Hawks to “dtrengthen their| chances for the county title. Thé! Hawks also play Southport Nov.| 2 in a game that could decide the
laps of the THSAA. Roscoe Pierson, coach of the) Howe High School reserve grid squad, protested the decision of officials on a pass play and eventually took his team off the field and forfeited the game to the Cardinals, 1-0. With Howe leading 7 to 6 and two minutes to play, Southport threw a pass from the 45-yard line to the 16, A Cardinal player caught the ball but fumbled as he started to run. The fumble. was recovered by a teammate, Three of the four officials working the game ruled the pass com-! plete. When they did Pierson] protested.
Howe Penalized Then Howe was penalized 15 yards when Pierson’ refused to leave the field after questioning the judgment of the three officlals. That put the ball on Howe's 1-yard line, first down and goal to go. At that point Pierson elected to remove his team from the playing field. Officials who ruled on the pass play were Umpire Chauncey MecDaniel, Headlinesman Tom Swift and Field Judge Bob Dugdale. The fourth official, Referee George Kennelly, was not in on the play. L. V. Phillips and. Robert Hin{shaw, commissioner’ and assistant commissioner of the IHSAA, were unavailable for comment to-| day due to the pressure of a board! g |meeting. It was expectad that|¢ Indiana's governing body of ath-| letics would request a written re-|
"Eddie Haddad half out of the cockpit of the |
{smashed him to the track. [dled of a fractured skull.
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69-Pound Muskie HAYWARD, Wis, Oct, 21 (UP) | —Fisherman Louis Spray caimed
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Beats ‘Japs Before 100,000
OSAKA, Japan, Oct. 21 (UP)— Southpaw Bill Werle of the Pitts-
{burgh Pirates today pitched the 4
{San Francisco Seals to a 3-to-1 victory over the All-West Japan All-Stars before {100,000 fans at Nishomiya Stadi{um.
Football Results
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county king. Southport has won! three in the county and six overall, Two County Games Billed Two other all-county scrambles are on tap. Franklin Township closes out its season hoping to! find its second victory in eight| games against Pike Township and Speedway goes to Beech Grove, trying for its first county triumph! in four starts. . Ben Davis is host to Franklin! High School and Warren Central! goes to Broad Ripple in a citycounty squabble. Only two other, jcity teams will suit up. Howe, {tackles Anderson's floundering Indians at Tech and Crispus Attucks travels to Richmond whose! record of four and two makes it a long trip back for the Tigers. i Attucks wants its second vie-| tory in six games, one of them a! 6-all tie with Sacred Heart. The Spartans go to Morton Memorial! at Knightstown in the only game! Saturday afternoon. Anderson has won one of six | games and has scored only one] touchdown as against 163 points for its opposition. Manual and Tech will sit out | this week end of activities but will{ come back Wednesday flailing for, city recognition. Tech, undefeated! in five games, only one in the city, 1 faces a stern blockade in Cathe-| dral at Tech. Manual goes to! Broad Ripple. Tech, which pummeled Anderson, 56 to 0, defeated Howe, 20 to! in its season’s opener. The Greenclads have only Marion to
{defeat to win at least a share of .
the North Central Conference! title with five victories. Best Team in History New Castle, regarded as the best crop in Trojan history, has to! face Lafayette Jeff and Muncie’s| dangerous Bearcats to wind up! the NCC struggle with a 5-0| slate. Jeff is unbeaten in four, games but faces New Castle Nov. | In the conference, Marion has | tallied one touchdown and per-| mitted 117 points. The Shortridge-Washington tus- | sle could result in an aerial duel. | Mike Purichia of Washington is! ready to throw against John Lauter but the Shortridge ace flinger is not expected to start because of a leg injury. The Blue Devils are crippled | following the Cathedral game and! will be without the scrvices of! Tackle Tom Perine who is lost: for the season with a dislocated
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Purdue Hopes For Upset Over Nlinois
By BoB WOODWORTH Times Special Writer LAFAYETTE, Oct. 21 — Purdue’s football squad, with the backing of a gala homecoming crowd that is expected to reach around 48,000, will be set for a real effort to turn yardage into points as it meets favored, oncebeaten Illinois here tomorrow. The Boilermakers, whose overall performance as far as total offense is concerned has been much more impressive than their 1-3 record to date would indicate, are hopeful of making their yardage more productive in the point column with a more consistent team performance. Averaging better than 250 yards on running and passing plays in four games to date, Coach Stu Holcomb’s crew has nevertheless been unable to score more than two touchdowns in any one game. Throughout this week’s intensive drills, Holcomb has emphasized downfield blocking on the part of his forwards as well as better timing on forward pass plays in the hope that despite a {suicide schedule the squad may be able to spring an upset. Hope for Szulborski With the single exception of
Kenneth Smith, who is slated to
take over the right guard duties, the Boilermakers are expected to stick to the same offensive combination that has borne the brunt so far this season. There is hope, of course, that Harry Szulborski will return to the “47-48” form that made him one of the nation’s most consistent gr gainers. Harry, who began to show signs of his old rocket starts in Florida last Friday night, has had a full dose of scrimmage this week for the first time since his untimely preseason injury. Support for Harry will be provided by Glenn Young, sophomore prospect who has seen but little action, and Neil Schmidt, a race horse type who excells as a pass catcher. Although Illinois rules as the favorite to remain in contention for a place well up in the Big Ten first division, the past history of the series, if nothing else, serves to buoy the hopes of Boilermaker partisans. It has been just 30 years. away back in 1919, since Illinois defeated Purdue in Lafa-
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starts to date the Boilermakers will be the underdogs in ‘this tilt.
The Purdue gridders started off on thc wrong foot by losing to Northwestern. Defeat continued to jinx the Boilermakers as they bowed to Iowa and Notre Dame on successive Saturdays. Last Friday night Coach Stu Holcomb’s men finally entered the win column against Miami of Florida.
ND Enjoys Open Date; Butler Hits the Road Against Washington U.
Bulldogs Seek fo Avenge Last Year's 7-0 Loss; Crowd of 48,000 Expecled at Lafayelte By FRANK ANDERSON. J This week’s football action finds two of the state’s Big’ " {Three operating—Purdue and Indiana. The nation’s No. 1° team, Notre Dame, has an open date.
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State College Grid
Menu for Week-End TOMORROW
‘Blinols at Purdue.
Butler at Jashihston (St. Louis).
Hanover at Centre. Ta ~ at oma City. Rose Poly at hk SUNDAY
St. Joseph's at St. Ambrose.
by Iowa State and Wisconsin, victor over Iowa and loser to Missouri.
Illinois Record
The other member of the Big Three in action, Indiana, faces a resurgent Pitt Panther in Bloomington. The Hoosiers, winless in four starts, are building character this year with sophomores carrying the load. The odds favor a Pitt victory. Butler's Bulldogs take to the road tomorrow. They'll face Washington University of St. Louis seeking revenge for last year’s T-to-0 defeat at the hands of the Bears. DePauw will play host to Ohio Wesleyan in Greencastle before and Old Gold Day crowd. Tomorrow’s game is the 12th meeting of the two teams. The Bishops hold a 9-2 edge in the series and are slightly favored. Central at Canterbury Other teams playing at home include Franklin, Canterbury, Wabash, Valparaiso and Huntington. Franklin meets Manchester in a night tilt. Canterbury entertains Indiana Central in a night homecoming affair and Wabash clashes with Earlham, also at night, at Crawfordsville. Valparaiso plays host to Kalamazoo in a homecoming contest. Huntington faces Cedarville College of Ohio at Cedarville. Hanover’s undefeated Panthers travel to Kentucky to play and Indiana State’s Sycamores have a date at Oklahoma City Col-
Michigan Loses Ace Ball Toter
Koceski Sidelined Before » Gopher Tilt
ANN ARBOR, “Mich, Oct 21— Coach Bennie Oosterbaan today anounced the Wolverines will battle the Minnesota Gophers in tomorrow’s “big” game here without the services of Leo Koceski, right half back and leading ground gainer.
tice will keep the Michigan star on the sidelines this week-end” and he also-may miss next week’s contesi at Hlinois. QOosterbann said he would move Bob Van Summern, Koceski's understudy, up to the No. 1 wingback post, Bob Erben, center, only returning member of last fall's offensive line, also will be absent from fomorrow's ‘game. He received a shoulder injury in last week's Northwestern encounter.
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lege. The Rose Poly Engineers also play on the road, at Wilmington, O. One Sunday game is on the] menu. St. Joseph's College will! journey to Iowa for a clash with! St. Ambrose.
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